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United Way Is Making Big Strides To Encourage Social Innovation In North Texas
by Terry Wagner, Special Contributor | March 19, 2019
In 2018, a group of business, education and civic leaders gathered to seek the answers to some burning questions: How can D-FW accelerate growth of its innovation economy? How do we continue attracting the most forward-thinking talent, companies and investors to the region?
To find those answers, the group, comprised of representatives from Accenture, the Dallas Regional Chamber, Southern Methodist University and United Way of Metropolitan Dallas, conducted the 2018 DFW Regional Innovation Study. Six months later, the study delivered recommendations for corporations, nonprofits, academia, entrepreneurs, investors and government.
But one overarching theme ran throughout: the need to bolster the region's reputation as a magnet for innovation.
"The Dallas-Fort Worth region is thriving thanks to the diversity of our industries, skilled and growing workforce, a slew of accelerators and co-working spaces, tremendous wealth, robust academic institutions and top-ranked arts and culture scenes," said Jorge Corral, Dallas Office Managing Director at Accenture. "But we can't rest on our laurels. We have to continue to boost our innovation economy and let the world know that the D-FW region is a center of innovation excellence."
Social innovation in the spotlight
To that end, United Way of Metropolitan Dallas is shining a light on social innovation in the region. The organization's Social Innovation Accelerator helps social entrepreneurs create and launch bold new solutions for age-old community problems.
"Social innovation is critical for sustainable economic growth," said Jennifer Sampson, McDermott Templeton President and CEO of United Way of Metropolitan Dallas. "It provides the unique opportunity to recognize the interconnectedness of social enterprise, business and philanthropy."
But more important, she says, is the effect it has on the residents of our community. "We need to nurture this work to better the lives of countless North Texans."
Launched in 2013, United Way's Social Innovation Accelerator strategically invests in new initiatives that address issues of education, income and health, what the organization calls "the building blocks of opportunity." The program leverages the power of unity to bring critical resources to entrepreneurs — funding, mentorship and community connections — to help accelerate the growth and stability of their ventures.
"We realize it's not always feasible for established non-profits to change course or divert resources to explore new offerings, so we created the Social Innovation Accelerator to help bring new ideas to life," Sampson said.
A 2017 collaboration with Accenture infused the program with even more resources, expertise and financial support, providing participants the funding, technology and mentorship needed to create lasting change.
"Innovating to solve problems is core to Accenture," said Corral. "United Way's Social Innovation Accelerator has been an incredible match that allows our people to mentor and support entrepreneurs and positively impact our D-FW community."
Pioneering lasting change
With an intensive boot camp curriculum, the program helps promising nonprofits refine their business plans and set milestone goals. Seed funding is linked to the completion of program activities and the achievement of milestones. And since studies show that organizations with mentorship are two times more likely to succeed, the program provides one-on-one mentoring, strategically pairing mentors and participants based on expertise and need.
The preparedness the program provides is invaluable, says Chad Houser, Founder, CEO and Executive Chef of Café Momentum, a restaurant training program for released juvenile offenders that offers culinary, job and life-skills training as well as mentoring and support for successful re-entry into the community.
"We had an idea that people said would never work," said Houser. "But when United Way gave their stamp of approval and advocated for us, it let the rest of this community know what we're doing is legitimate."
Since its founding, United Way's Social Innovation Accelerator has supported the growth of 35 organizations. Another past participant of the program is the Akola Project, a jewelry brand that creates economic opportunities for women in Uganda and Dallas to help them transform their lives and communities.
"United Way's Social Innovation Accelerator was such a blessing for Akola Project," says Brittany Underwood, Founder and CEO of Akola Project. "We'd grown slow and steady for the past ten years but had exponential growth the year we participated in the program, launching in every single Neiman Marcus store nationwide."
One of the biggest impacts of the program is the networking, says Daron Babcock, Executive Director of Bonton Farms. The urban farming organization transforms impoverished neighborhoods by providing healthy food, nutritional programs and employment opportunities.
"We have so many friends and corporate relationships with people who are part of making Dallas a better city," said Babcock. "And many of them were introduced to us through United Way."
Impact of United Way's Social Innovation Accelerator
95 percent of participants complete all key milestones
$2.5M in seed funding invested
3,300 hours of mentoring and coaching
35 fellows completed the Accelerator
225,000 reasons to innovate
Those who excel in the Social Innovation Accelerator may be selected for the annual United Way social innovation competition with a chance to win up to $225,000 in additional funding and the title of Social Innovator of the Year, funded by Ashlee and Chris Kleinert. The competition begins with a week of online voting and culminates in a star-studded event in which participants pitch their ideas to a live audience and panel of celebrity judges.
"It's an amazing experience," said Dan Hooper, Executive Director of ScholarShot, the 2018 grand prize winner. "To bring this level of social awareness is exhilarating. Just being onstage was a huge boost in regard to awareness and winning is a great reward for our at-risk kids."
As for winning an oversized check and the title of Social Innovator of the Year? "Yes," he smiles, "that was pretty great, too."
This year, five local organizations will compete in the third annual United Way social innovation competition: My Possibilities, Rosa es Rojo, Student Success Agency, Readers 2 Leaders and POETIC. And their success is based in part on public support. Online voting begins April 8 at UnitedWayDallas.org/Innovation, and $75,000 will be awarded.
The Pitch event takes place Tuesday, April 16 at Gilley's Dallas, with an additional $150,000 in prize money available. Tickets begin at $35 and can be purchased at UnitedWayDallas.org/Innovation.
"This is a unique and exciting opportunity for the community," said Sampson. "It gives the public a say in how to invest money to address some of the most pressing issues in North Texas."
To help make Dallas a better place, be a part of the change. Give, advocate, volunteer or learn more at unitedwaydallas.org.
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Monty Python Gets Comic Book Treatment
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Bluewater Productions announced plans to release a new comic book biography on the life of pop-culture icons Monty Python who will be part of the popular Comics series.
Comics: Monty Python is released this week. The 32-page comic book will be available in print & digital. Written by Chris Canibano with art by Juan Luis Rincón.
The groundbreaking comedy troupe that changed comedy forever is now immortalized in comic book form. Its….Comics: Monty Python's Flying Circus, follows the group from it's members various beginnings on the college stage to their pioneering television show, movies, breakup and their triumphant reformation.
"I'm a big fan of Monty Python since I was a child. I have everything of the group in DVD published in Spain (my country) and I like their unique sense of humor … I love Life of Brian, Holy Grail, the gag about football match between philosophers of Greece and Germany, Johann von Gambolputty Ausfern, the Spanish Inquisition" . said artist Juan Luis Rincón.
"The best part of working on the book, was being able to watch all of the old movies and T.V. skits again. They still hold up to this day and you can definitely see how they have influenced modern entertainment." Chris Canibano
Print copies of Comics: Monty Python can be ordered for $3.99 at Comic Flea Market.
You can download this title on Wowio, ComiXology, DriveThru Comics, Google Play, My Digital Comics, Overdrive, Iverse, iTunes, Kindle, Biblioboard, ComicBin, Comicblender.com, Nook, Kobo and wherever eBooks are sold.
Bluewater has focused on other comedians in the past such as George Carlin, George Carlin, Saturday Night Live and more.
Nudge Nudge, Monty Python team returning for stage show next year!!!
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And now for something, completely different! In some truly excellent news, it sounds like the remaining five Monty Python's will be returning to the stage next year! John Cleese, 74, Terry Gilliam, 72, Terry […]
Monty Python return to the stage, and tickets go on sale on Monday!!!
It's like a dream come true, the surviving Monty Python team will take to the O2 stage on Tuesday 1sy July 2014, and tickets go on sale this coming Monday! The Python's held […]
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The Gumball Rally
1976 PG 1h 47m DVD
A forerunner of the Cannonball Run movies (and all based on the same real-life annual event), The Gumball Rally sees a group of disparate, lead-footed road racers vying for the top prize in a no-rules, cross-country race where the action never takes a backseat. The ensemble cast -- not counting all the great cars -- includes Michael Sarrazin, Gary Busey, Raul Julia, Tim McIntire, Steven Keats and J. Pat O'Malley. Chuck Bail directs.
Michael Sarrazin, Normann Burton, Gary Busey, John Durren, Susan Flannery, Harvey Jason, Steven Keats, Tim McIntire, Joanne Nail, J. Pat O'Malley, Raul Julia
Chuck Bail
Comedy, Action Comedies, Sports Comedies, Auto Racing
English: Dolby Digital Mono, French: Dolby Digital Mono


Doug is a licensed Professional Land Surveyor in Washington State. Aside from performing his executive duties, he specializes in topographic mapping, ALTA/ACSM surveys, legal descriptions, and Right-of-Way surveys. He graduated from Calvin College in 1976 with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Criminal Justice, and continued his education with additional course work in surveying, environmental studies, and architecture.
Doug served on the Government Affairs Committee of the AGC of Washington for 5 years, the Government Affairs Committee of Skagit & Island County Builders Association (SICBA) for 3 years, and served 2 terms as President of the Monroe Chamber of Commerce. Doug is currently a member of Housing Hope's East County Board of Directors.
David is a licensed Professional Engineer in the State of Washington. He started with Harmsen in 1985 as a survey field crew member while pursuing his Civil Engineering degree at the University of Washington. Upon graduation, he became a full time engineer, going on to specialize in design for stormwater management systems, and roadway and grading design.
David oversees all aspects of engineering at Harmsen, and is particularly experienced in delivering successful education projects, such as new school facilities, occupied rebuilds and expansions, and pavement evaluation and rehabilitation. He also has extensive experience with housing projects, from single family to large multi-family, as well as the full range of commercial and industrial projects.
Michael is a licensed Professional Engineer in the State of Washington. He obtained his Civil Engineering degree from the University of Washington and became licensed in 1994. He joined us in 2012 when his firm, HBA Design Group, LLC, merged with Harmsen.
Michael oversees the Oak Harbor office. His current focus is on land development including roads, site utilities, water, and sanitary sewer and stormwater management and control. His experience includes complex rule sets with multiple jurisdictions working on roads, highways, interchanges, parking lots, tarmacs, taxiways and runways, parking garages (geometry), drive aisles, alleys, and blacktop or concrete for large commercial vehicles.
Rink is a licensed Professional Land Surveyor and has more than 30 years of field and management experience. Rink received his Associate Degree in Survey Technology in 1980 from Vermont Technical College. He joined HARMSEN in 1991 and is responsible for overseeing all survey projects.
Rink has extensive experience in topographic mapping, construction control surveying, construction staking, and cadastral surveying. Working closely over the years with many government agencies in Snohomish County has allowed Rink to build strong, long-term relationships with our public clients.
surveys, and mapping. His work includes subdivisions, boundary line adjustments, elevation certificates, and Global Positioning System surveys.
Jim operated his own surveying company in Stanwood, WA, for over 20 years before joining forces with HARMSEN in 2011. He is also a Certified Federal Surveyor (CFedS) through the Bureau of Land Management, making him qualified to execute boundary surveys on or near federal interest lands to federal standards.
Harley is a licensed Professional Land Surveyor. He began his surveying career in 1985 when the Marine Corps "directed" him to be a Field Artillery Surveyor. In 1991 he chose to continue his career as a civilian and worked his way up through the field ranks and then into the office for the experience needed to obtain his license in 2001. He has experience in subdivisions, condominiums, boundary line adjustments, topographic and ALTA surveys, survey crew management, construction projects. and GPS surveying.
Harley oversees the operations of ASPI (Alpha Subdivision Professionals, Inc.), which was acquired by Harmsen in 2016. ASPI's website is here.
Karen grew up in a surveying and civil engineering family, which laid the foundation for a successful career in the industry. Prior to joining the team at ASPI, Karen was with Harmsen and later Terrane (formerly GeoDimensions). Her project management skills put an emphasis on customer service through organized, detail-oriented problem solving. Beginning with the initial scope development, her communication throughout the process to final product delivery ensures a successful outcome that meets project needs and exceeds client expectations. Karen works side-by-side with surveyors, engineers, and planners to make sure every project runs smoothly and efficiently. As twelfth of fifteen kids in an Irish family, she's learned to be creative with resources to find success.


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【Objective】The separation and purification method for carboxypeptidase A from Euphausia superba was established and its enzymatic properties were studied in order to provide technical support for the exploitation and utilization of carboxypeptidase A from E. superba. 【Method】Crude enzyme liquid of E. superba was purified by ammonium sulfate precipitation,column chromatographieson HiTrap DEAE FF ion exchange chromatography and SEC 70 gel chromatography. After purification, carboxypeptidase A was obtained. Its molecular weight was determined by SDS-PAGE electrophoresis analysis. The enzyme properties and enzymatic kinetics of carboxypeptidase A were studied through investigating the effects of temperature, pH, metal ions and inhibitors on activity of carboxypeptidase A. 【Result】Molecular weight of this protease was 75 kD, the optimal temperature for it was 30 ℃, and suitable pH was 8.0. Mg2+, Zn2+, Mn2+ and Ni2+ significantly activated carboxypeptidase A from E. superba(P<0.05, the same below). As the concentration of metal ions increased, the effects were more obvious. While Ca2+,Fe3+,Cu2+,Hg2+ inhibited the activity of carboxypeptidase A to various extents. The inhibition effects of Hg2+ was the strongest, but that of Fe3+was the weakest. Inhibitors metalloproteinases ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid(EDTA), 3-phenylpropionic acid and 1,10-phenathroline had significant inhibition effects on carboxypeptidase A from E. superba. As the concentrations were higher, the inhibition effects were enhanced. 【Conclusion】Carboxypeptidase A from E. superba contains features of metalloproteinase, therefore it can be developed into enzyme degradation product for utilization in food industry and pharmaceuticals industry.


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Golan teams up for Blood Games, Return From India
By Mike Goodridge2002-05-21T04:05:00+01:00
Avi Lerner and Danny Dimbort of Nu Image are re-teaming with their old friend and Dimbort's old boss Menahem Golan, acquiring worldwide rights to Golan's romantic picture The Return From India featuring Israeli stars Aki Avni, Riki Gal and Assi Dayan.
The completed film which Golan co-wrote, produced and directed was shot in India and tells the story of an affair between a 50 year-old widow and a 26 year-old doctor.
Meanwhile Golan has teamed up with former diamond businessman Shlomo May-Zur to produce his next film Blood Games, a $5m martial arts actioner to shoot in Thailand on June 15.
Golan is again directing the film which will star Olivier Gruner and has been configured as a co-production between May-Zur's Yesh-Or Production in Israel, Mongkol Films in Thailand, Gerald Dibbayawan's GMT Entertainment and Allan Sussman's Thunderlight Entertainment.
Golan plans to have the project ready for MIFED.
BFI, Screen Producers Australia, Screen Forever launch co-production programme
UK producers and sales companies can apply now to take part in the UK-Australia programme that kicks off in May.


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Sheryl Sandberg and Adam Grant discuss how challenging it can be to comfort someone who has experienced loss or hardship. This video offers simple ways to speak with empathy and honesty when our friends are suffering.
- Around the world people have a really hard time talking about adversity. Somebody has lost a spouse or has been diagnosed with cancer and nobody says a word about it. It's like there's an elephant in the room. - When I saw someone two weeks after Dave died or even two months and they didn't acknowledge it at all, I felt totally invisible, I felt like they didn't get it at all and I felt really alone and I know that just like I had done when I was on the other side they just didn't know what to say so they didn't say anything at all.
- Psychologists years ago came up with a term for this, they called it the Mum Effect knowing that nobody likes to pass along bad news. Some people are afraid that the messenger will be shot but in other cases it's just as likely that people they don't want to remind others of something painful. One way that people are able to overcome the Mum Effect is to open up, to say hey, this is what I'm going through.
- I felt increasingly alone and increasingly isolated and so, I started what I would say if I would say something to people to try to acknowledge the elephant, say something and I wrote this in what would be a Facebook post. I wrote in the post don't ask me how I am, how are you feels really insensitive even though it's said with the best of intentions, how are you? Okay, my husband just died. How am I? Really? Instead how are you today? How are you today is a shorthand way of saying I know you're suffering, I'm acknowledging your pain but I want to know how you're getting through it today.
So, people everywhere I went started asking me how are you today? And it became a really shorthand way of expressing empathy that has really helped me.
Dodging adversity is often not a choice. Encountering a devastating event—the gut-wrenching kind that zaps away joy—is an inevitability of life. In their New York Times best-selling book Option B: Facing Adversity, Building Resilience, and Finding Joy, Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg and Wharton psychologist Adam Grant share their insights on building resilience in the face of such setbacks. They offer practical steps you can take to reimagine and rebuild your life when your first choice—your Option A—is no longer on the table, and you're faced with the task of making the absolute best of Option B. This course highlights some of the powerful topics in this book, including how to talk to friends and colleagues who are hurting when you're not sure what to say, how to fight the idea that the hurt you're feeling is permanent, and how to give yourself permission to experience happiness again.


November, 2013: Following its participation at Infocomm India and Broadcast India, neoteric Technology Solutions (NTS), a division of neoteric infomatique ltd. recently participated atInterop 2013 by showcasing its complete range of solutionsand services. This included Networking Infrastructure Solutions, Converged & IP Telephony Solutions, System Integration Solutions, Boardroom & AV Solutions, Security & Surveillance Solutions and Managed services etc. from leading brands like Alcatel-Lucent, AMX, BenQ, Cybernetyx, Dell, Emerson, Kramer, Leviton, LG, Matrox, NEC, Panasonic, Polycom and Wallflower.
Speaking on the occasion, Anup Nair, Head- NTS said, "We are glad to have participated atInterop this year. In our endeavour to push the business of technology to new heights, we provided in-depth training and live demonstrations to the visitors there – the largest audience of IT professionals, business leaders and technology providers! Right from the stall set-up, branding etc. to product demonstrations and training, we went all out to make our stint at Interop, a success.
Established in 1991 and headquarted in Mumbai, neoteric infomatique ltd. is one of India's leading national value-added distributors in the IT space with 35 plus branches, 700 plus employees catering to 10,000 plus partners across 500 cities. neoteric caters to AV, components, consumer and memory, creative, enterprise, PC group of products and solutions.
Some of neoteric's top vendors are Acer, AJA, Alcatel-Lucent, Belkin, BenQ, Bowers & Wilkins( B & W), Corsair, Cue, Cybernetyx, Canon, Dell, Emerson, Everfocus, Gigabyte, Giesecke&Devrient ( G&D ), G-Tech, HGST, Incase, Kramer, Karbonn, LaCie, Lava, Lenovo, LG, Lite-On, Logitech, Matrox, NEC, Numeric, Panasonic, Polycom, Promise, Trend Micro, UMAX, Wacom, Western Digital (WD), Xolo and Xerox.
Since inception, neoteric has been a market leader in bringing the latest products and technology solutions to the Indian market and finding new ways to add value to customers. neoteric acts as a vital link in the technology value chain connecting solution providers in India with vendors worldwide. For more information, please visit www.neoteric.co.in.


Farm 215 -nature retreat & fynbos reserve is a sustainable destination in the Uilkraal Valley between Stanford and Cape Agulhas in the Western Cape's unspoiled Southern Overberg; a 20 km drive from the fishing town of Gansbaai on the Walkerbay. The retreat is reached via a wobbly farm road which has a varying level of smoothness, but is always suitable for all normal cars.
Far removed from the daily grind of life, farm 215 is a private, intimate and secluded retreat where you can enjoy spacious accommodation, tranquility, an overpowering sense of space and the unique nature of the Cape Floral Kingdom, the richest floral biome in the world. The retreat lies at the foot of "fynbos"-covered mountains in the middle of a pristine private nature reserve of 800 hectares and enjoys undisturbed views over the Agulhas Plains towards the ocean. The reserve is a Protected Area and a sanctuary for hundreds of rare, endemic and common fynbos plants of the threatened Cape Floral Kingdom, known for its weird and wonderful shapes and flowers.
• three spacious rooms in the old homestead.
The retreat of farm 215 is clearly off the beaten track in a very natural area and its buildings are in an isolated position. Nature rules supreme. Where all attention is given to the comfort and quality of the accommodation and its amenities, farm 215 is not a resort, but a place where people can retire in rural and natural surroundings in a down-to-earth and relaxed guesthouse.
Farm 215 has been set up and is managed as a sustainable operation and is a Protected Area (PA) under the National Environmental Management Protected Areas Act and in partnership with Fauna and Flora International. We place the integrity of the natural ecosystem around us in the first place and aim to keep the footprint of both ourselves and our guests as low as possible. Farm 215´s partner, the African Horse Company has its base station on farm 215 and the reserve is the first reforestation site of the Trees for Tourism program of the South African Reforestation Trust.


Composed by a Jew who is now languishing in illness, right here in Paris? I resolved that I must find this Moritz Moszkowski. My new friend told me that the man did not receive visitors, but after consulting with several of her acquaintances further down the row she was able to give me the name of a café on the Rue Blanche where, it was said, the musical "genius" was in the habit of reading the morning newspapers.
I rose early and walked from my pension to the café to make sure that I was there when the composer arrived. I was just finishing my second glass of tea when the door was slowly pushed open by a bony man in a threadbare suit. Only his thick moustache was well-groomed, carefully fashioned into a well-trimmed wing on each side. He chose a copy of Le Figaro from the rack and made his way to a corner table, where he sat down with a sigh. As befits a regular, the waiter had already drawn his coffee and presented it with a large croissant accompanied by a large pat of butter and a bowl of red jam.
He must have felt my eyes on him, for he suddenly looked at me and then unfolded the newspaper and spread it out so that it blocked my view of his face and, indeed, most of his body. I waited a few moments and then, determined to speak with the man, I gathered my courage and walked over to his table. My interlocutor at the concert hall had told me that Moszkowski was Polish-born, so it seemed apt to open in Jargon.
"Mai Ich?" I asked. When there was no response, I said "Puis-je?" Still the newspaper served as a barrier. I took the liberty of sitting down anyway.
"J'ai entendu une performance de votre concerto pour piano la nuit dernière," I said.
"Dein Franzvezish iz shrekelech," he said from behind the newspaper.
He lowered the newspaper slowly. "Ihr zent fun Eretz Yisroel?" he asked.
"I live and work the land in the Jezreel Valley and came here to follow a course in agronomy," I explained, as our conversation continued in Yiddish.
He sipped his coffee and eyed me with suspicious interest.
"So what do you think?" he said.
With a shaky hand he tore off a lump of croissant, buttered it, and chewed it slowly, looking first out the window and then at me.
He clasped his hands before him on the table.
"So you didn't enjoy it," he said wryly.
The denizens of the café all stared at him. Some of them smiled and other snickered. They must have known the strange man well.
He collapsed into his chair, as if exhausted, and then turned to tell me what I already knew.
I pitied the poor man.
He raised his newspaper once more, and shook it three times as if to say that our interview was over.
He is a lonely, ill, and elderly man, bitter and frustrated. I can feel compassion for him as a person, but on the national level I see his passing as symbolizing our people's transformation from ignorance to full self-knowledge, from frivolity to hard and productive labor. The hard and ugly fact is that it will not be long—perhaps fifteen years, twenty at most, before no fashionably dressed Jewish men and women will attend evenings of diverting music in the Théâtre des Champs-Élysées. They will have been annihilated spiritually or, who knows, physically by then. And Europe will reject Moszkowski's music simply because it was composed by a Jew. Wagner has set in motion a crescendo that cannot be silenced. Only in our own land will we be able to sing, simply and sadly, of what we have lost. And if we do not have music to inspire the hearts of our pioneers, our people will have nowhere to flee to. Moszkowski's romanticism is a thing of the past. It will be no more. Music must be harnessed to the engine of history and if we enjoy it the less for that, so it must be.


Welcome to the GAFF Guide to Copenhagen. As Scandinavia's so-called interior design capital, the city is top of our list when it comes to design kudos and inspiration. Filled with bikes, hygge and fantastic design, in between strolling around the Botanical gardens, having a coffee (and waffles) in Nyhavn or biking around in Vesterbro, you must, of course, indulge yourself in the remarkable interior design while visiting Copenhagen.
The city offers endless design inspiration with plenty of brilliant interior spots, in particular when it comes to Scandinavian minimalistic interior style (which we here at GAFF adore). In addition, we have spotted some of the absolute best interior spots you must visit. Consider yourself Scandi cool schooled.
One of the best interior spots in Copenhagen is without a doubt Stilleben – a unique interior and home decor shop located in the trendy area of København K. With handpicked products Stilleben offers brilliant interior design, quirky home decor, beautiful prints, textiles and handmade ceramics from their own collections, as well as by other designers.
Stilleben also has a ceramic collection called "one of a kind", where all the ceramics are literally one of a kind. At the moment the collection includes dreamy handmade vases made in Tuscany.
On Copenhagen's most busy shopping street called Strøget (a shopaholic's dream!), you will find Hay House, the flagship store of the popular Danish interior company Hay. Hay House is located in a beautiful vintage apartment over two floors which invites you into an authentic and cosy home feeling, that blends perfectly with their minimalistic interior design.
Combining furniture, home decor, textiles and ceramics, Hay House is a must visit for all interior lovers when in Copenhagen.
Designer Zoo, located in the trendy Meatpacking District of Vesterbro, is an interior shop that combines Scandinavian interior style with quirky arts and creative crafts. With loud patterns and colours, Designer Zoo's pieces will certainly stand out.
Besides exhibition spaces, the shop also has seven workshops where designers and artists create ceramics, glassware and textiles. With affordable prices and lovable products, we doubt you will leave empty handed.
Finally, we arrive at Studio Oliver Gustav located in København K. Not your typical Danish interior design in the minimalistic style, instead, it has a more rustic and vintage inspired look. With the feeling of an art gallery, Oliver Gustav has created a studio space that perfectly highlights their collections in harmony with the room.
With limited edition pieces by talented designers and artists, the craft and artwork behind each design piece will leave you full of interior inspiration!


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Toddler Music, 9:30 to 10:30 a.m., Central Wisconsin Children's Museum, 1100 Main St., Stevens Point. Classes start at 9:30 and 10 a.m. $5. Contact: Sandy. 715-344-2003. www.cwchildrensmuseum.org/weekly-programs.html.
Healthy Family Night, 5 to 8 p.m., Central Wisconsin Children's Museum, 1100 Main St., Stevens Point. Healthy meal served at 5:30 p.m., followed at 6 p.m. by an activity and program for the whole family. Free. Contact: Sandy. 715-344-2003.
Heartland Bike Club - Thursday Precision Cycling Sport Ride, 5:30 p.m., Herrschners back parking lot, 4822 Industrial Park Road, Stevens Point. Local routes of 40-60 miles, settling into cruise speeds of 20-23 mph. Approved biking helmets are required. Contact: Alex Piotrowski. www.heartlandclub.org/calendars/biking/2016/thurride.html.
Water ski show on Lake DuBay, 6:30 to 7:15 p.m., South Bay Beach Park, 4480 Park Road, Mosinee. Free. Donations accepted. Contact: Sue Ellenbecker. 715-409-9276. www.cwwaterwalkers.com.
Amazing Art: Body Map, 10 to 11:30 a.m., Central Wisconsin Children's Museum, 1100 Main St., Stevens Point. Free with regular museum admission. All programs are free with regular museum admission of $5 per person, free for 12 months and younger. Contact: Sandy. 715-344-2003 ext 4#.
Movies In The Park, 5 to 11 p.m., Pfiffner Pioneer Park band shell, 1100 Crosby Ave., Stevens Point. Free. Contact: Trisha Steinhorst. wisconsineci.org.
Joanna Squire (piano), 6 to 9 p.m., Bernard's Country Inn, 701 Second St. N., Stevens Point. 715-344-3365.
Wacky Sports Weekend at Rivers Edge Campground, 10:30 a.m. to noon, Rivers Edge Campground, 3266 Campsite Drive, Stevens Point. Goofy games on land and water. $5. Contact: Kim Glaum. 715-295-0074. www.riversedgewisconsin.com.
Healthy Living Challenge, 11 to 11:30 a.m., Central Wisconsin Children's Museum, 1100 Main St., Stevens Point. Free with regular museum admission. Contact: Sandy. 715-344-2003.
Healthy Living Challenge, 2 to 2:30 p.m., Central Wisconsin Children's Museum, 1100 Main St., Stevens Point. Free with regular museum admission. Contact: Sandy. 715-344-2003.
Black Hawk Folk Society Free Concert: DitchLilies, 2 to 4 p.m., Mount Morris Town Park, Waushara County G, Mount Morris. Potluck lunch at 1 p.m. is open to the public. Rain site: Mountain View Community Center. Free. Contact: Vicki Duhr. 920-293-4455. www.blackhawkfolk.org.
Heartland Bike Club - Tuesday Sport Club Ride, 5:30 p.m., Hostel Shoppe Parking Lot, 3201 John Joanis Drive, Stevens Point. Fast-paced sport club ride. Biking helmets are required. Contact: Alex Piotrowski. www.heartlandclub.org/calendars/biking/2016/tueclubride.html.
Day Out With Thomas, 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m., National Railroad Museum, 2285 S. Broadway, Green Bay. Train rides depart every 45 minutes, starting at 9:15 a.m. $18 for ages 2 and up. Contact: Jennifer Neumeier. 920-437-7623. www.nationalrrmuseum.org/special-events/public-events-calendar.
Heartland Bike Club - Wednesday Social Ride, 5:30 p.m., Stevens Point Municipal Parking Lot 2 (by Chase Bank), 1111 Crosby Ave., Stevens Point. Local routes of 20-35 miles, settling into cruise speeds of 14-17 mph. Biking helmets are required. Contact: Alex Piotrowski. www.heartlandclub.org/calendars/biking/2016/wedsocialride.html.
Koool-Aid Summer Car Kruize In, 6 to 9 p.m., Holiday Inn, Amber Grill, 1101 Amber Ave., Stevens Point. Fundraiser for the Portage County Humane Society and Operation Bootstrap. Open to all vehicles, cycles, trucks, etc. A $2 entry donation or two nonperishable food items per evening is appreciated. Contact: John Tomaszewski. 715-344-0751. www.kruizer.synthasite.com.
Remix Kids Consignment Seasonal Summer Sale and Vendor Show, 2 p.m., Former Copps Grocery, 3256 Church St., Stevens Point. Free to attend. Contact: Kelly Kluck. 715-572-9925. www.remixkidsconsign@gmail.com.
Heartland Bike Club - Thursday Precision Cycling Sport Ride, 5:30 p.m., Herrschners back parking lot, 4822 Industrial Park Road, Stevens Point. Local routes of 40-60 miles, settling into cruise speeds of 20-23 mph. Biking helmets are required. Contact: Alex Piotrowski. www.heartlandclub.org/calendars/biking/2016/thurride.html.
Plover Area Business Association's brat fry fundraiser, 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m., Duraclean, 2801 Post Road, Plover. Brats and hot dogs may also be pre-ordered and picked up at a pre-arranged time. See their Facebook page for more details. Contact: Cindy. 715-341-4797.
Strawberry Fest model railroad show and model contest, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Waupaca Recreation Center, 407 School St., Waupaca. Free. Contact: Roger Hildebrandt. 715-258-8218 or 715-259-8218. www.wamrltd.com.
Father's Day Event Weekend at Rivers Edge Campground, 10:30 a.m. to noon, Rivers Edge Campground, 3266 Campsite Drive, Stevens Point. Children can make a special gift for their dads. $5. Contact: Kim Glaum. 715-295-0074. www.riversedgewisconsin.com.


Most school districts have the technical infrastructure to support the basic digital textbooks of today. But as far as supporting the kinds of textbooks tech-savvy educators would like to see—multimedia-rich, interactive, Web-based materials—schools have some serious catching up to do in increasing network speed and connectivity, providing professional development for teachers, and persuading lawmakers to revisit state textbook-adoption policies.
It's quite a daunting process," she says. The fiscal situation of California schools, in particular, makes it difficult to embrace innovations, says Khosla, and at this point, digital textbooks are still new territory. "We have to think about things that people haven't thought about before," she says, such as what kind of Internet speed and connectivity schools need, the amount of professional development teachers should undergo, what platform and format digital textbooks should be created for, and how to provide the teaching materials that accompany most textbooks.
The article concludes with a review of Beyond Textbooks, a districtwide digital instructional framework in Vail AZ.
How far we have come since the days of "Anytime/ Anywhere" learning project in Junior High. And yet, we have miles to go. I suspect the slowness of progress is due to funding and educators reticence to adapt to change. If they are still uncertain, let them look over their shoulder and see a future filled with textbooks written in Chinese. The battle is on and we aren't going to win by pandering to old ways.
America has the resources. Do we have the will? Will we reset our priorities to ensure a truly educated populus, or become subservient to those that do?


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Yemen frees two suspected Hezbollah members
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Yemen has freed two suspected members of Lebanon's Hezbollah movement held for questioning about alleged ties to a Shiite insurgent group that has seized control of much of the capital Sanaa, a senior official said Thursday.
The senior official said the authorities are also expected to free at least three suspected members of Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps with links to the Houthis, as well as nine Yemenis jailed for involvement in the smuggling of arms aboard an Iranian ship intercepted off the coast in January 2013 .
Hadi has accused Iran of meddling in Yemeni affairs and had asked his Iranian counterpart to stop backing unidentified armed groups in the country.


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The place of "I forgive you..." and a poll on omitting the Preparation
We all learned in our history books that the Mass proper begins with the Introit - that the rite of preparation is just that. In days of yore, Lutherans insisted on communicants who made regular use of individual confession and absolution and thus prepared themselves that way. After the days of Pietism, things have obviously changed: all of our Divine Services now include a rite of public confession with either absolution or declaration of grace and individual absolution is perpetually in the process of being recovered (since the first MO Synod constitution!) with little outlook for recovery.
I have argued here and in the print journal that the old Common Service had it right in refusing to use the indicative-operative formula of absolution (I forgive you...) for public services and opting instead for declarations of grace or prayers (May the Almighty and Merciful Lord forgive us....; Grant this, Lord, unto us all.). In my opinion, this was the greatest improvement in LSB over TLH: restoring the option of using the old Common Service with the declaration of grace instead of TLH's innovative mass absolution.
I am convinced that one of the main reasons our people feel no urgency to recover the historic Lutheran practice of absolution is that since 1941 our orders have encouraged us to toss about the indicative-operative absolution in public worship to a room full of people about whose faith and repentance the pastor cannot likely have an intimate knowledge. Why go to Confession "for the sake of the absolution" if I get the very same absolution each and every Sunday? Since 1941 the currency of the indicative-operative absolution has been infinitely cheapened through usage inflation.
This hit me squarely between the eyes when I was translating the first setting of the Liturgy of Holy Communion in Liturgies et Cantique Luthériens (which I'll post later this week, Dv). I had always understood the "you" in the General Absolution as "thee" - as in TLH's Benediction. It's an individual blessing given, as it were, serially to a group. But in LCL it is not te that is used but vous! And now that I think about it, the editors of LCL are correct in interpreting the intent going back to TLH: while the Benediction is in the singular (thee) the Absolution is in the plural (you). But how can any Sacrament be given to people as a mass of people? We don't baptize crowds indiscriminately (y'all) we baptize individuals (thee). Likewise, with the Supper - it is given for thee.
How can you say "I forgive you" to a whole room of people, some of whom are visitors, many of whom are unexamined, and all of whom have made only a generic, rote confession that rises not even to the level of the Catechism's "one or two things"? Yes, the reply comes, but that's why it's prefaced with "Upon this your confession. . . ": if it's not really your confession, if you don't really mean it, then the absolution does not really count for you.
To which I reply: Bosh. So now we are cheapening sacramental words by making them conditional? This cuts against the grain of the gift our Lord gives us in John 20. Why do you need to make it conditional? If you don't think this person has true repentance and faith then these are not the words you should be saying to them, for, "Our word to you was not yes and no..."
(An aside: I gained some grudging respect for a certain pro-open communion professor at the seminary when he said to our class of first year seminarians: How can you not commune everyone if you just forgave them all their sins a couple of minutes ago? He was right: how can you not? Is your answer, "Upon this your confession"? That's a pretty lame response in my book; those words just won't carry that weight. Either commune them or stop it with the blanket indicative-operative absolution that you don't actually intend to cover all the people who hear the words.)
So either way you cut it, the words based on Jesus' institution of Absolution in John 20 (I forgive you...) are, in this parish pastor's opinion, most properly used only in individual settings. Or, to say all this much more succinctly: You should not say, "I forgive you," to someone unless you know, as much as any responsible undershepherd should know, that you shouldn't be saying, "I bind unto you..."
As I said above, we've covered this ground before. If you want my advice, make use of the LSB option for using a prayer for forgiveness or a declaration of grace in public settings. But there is another option for doing away with the general indicative-operative absolution: to omit that rite of preparation altogether and begin the Divine Service with the Introit as our history books taught us was once the case.
How often, if at all, is this done in your parish? Under what circumstances? How was it received by the congregants? Has it had any affect on the number of people who seek the Sacrament of Absolution?
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Lordy, lordy, we are down to 40 days until the Buckeyes host the Beavers of Oregon State to start the 2018 season. There have been eight players to wear the No. 40 for Ohio State. Today's featured players are Robert Shaw and Howard "Hopalong" Cassady.
What MLB team did Bob Shaw and Hopalong Cassady scout for?
The Buckeyes were 15-2-1 with Shaw on the team.
Lettered in basketball and track at Ohio State.
Went 1-0-1 against That Team.
Robert "Bob" Shaw was a natural athlete, excelling at all levels of football as a player and coach and making a mark in other sports, as well.
Mr. Shaw's athletic skill was evident as early as high school, when he lettered three times each in football, basketball and track at Fremont Ross High School. He was first team All-Ohio in both football and basketball and won the shot put and discus in the state track and field meet. The Little Giants inducted him into the Ross Sports Hall of Fame in 1990.
At The Ohio State University, Mr. Shaw lettered twice in football under the legendary Paul Brown. Playing right end - on both offense and defense - Mr. Shaw was a member of the Buckeyes' first NCAA National Championship team in 1942 and was named a first-team All American for that season.
He also lettered in basketball and track, helping the Buckeyes to their first Western Conference track crown in 1942. But it was his exploits on the gridiron that earned Mr. Shaw a place in The Ohio State University Athletic Hall of Fame in 1996.
Mr. Shaw's National Football League career began in 1945, as he returned from the war and joined the Cleveland Rams. The Rams notched a World Championship in Mr. Shaw's rookie year. In the off-season, he played for the Toledo Jeeps of the old National Basketball League.
Among his NFL accomplishments, Mr. Shaw: "Was football's first tight end, a position created by Head Coach Clark Shaughnessey of the Rams in 1949." Set the record for most touchdown passes (5) caught in one game on October 2, 1950, playing for the Chicago Cardinals against the Baltimore Colts. His record was tied 31 and 40 years later, but has never been bested.
"Led the league in touchdowns scored (12) during the 1950 season. Also in 1950, he was named an All-Pro and played in the first NFL Pro Bowl." Was receivers coach for the Colts in 1958 when they won the World Championship in what has been called "The Greatest Game Ever Played."
After Chicago, Mr. Shaw headed north to play for the Calgary Stampeders and Toronto Argonauts of the Canadian Football League. In Calgary, he added place kicking to his repertoire and set a CFL scoring record.
When it came time to hang up his cleats, Mr. Shaw returned to his roots in Ohio, where he coached high school programs in Washington Court House and Cuyahoga Falls. It wasn't long before the pros sought him out, however, and he headed for Baltimore with Mary and their 5-year-old son, Webb. In Baltimore, daughter Amy joined the family and the lineup was set.
Professional coaching families tend to lead nomadic lives, and the Shaws were no exception. Bob Shaw's pro coaching career included stints as receivers coach with the Colts, the San Francisco 49ers, Chicago Bears, the first New Orleans Saints coaching staff and the Buffalo Bills, and as head coach with the CFL's Saskatchewan Roughriders, Toronto Argonauts and Hamilton Tiger-Cats, where Mr. Shaw was named CFL Coach of the Year in 1976.
Mr. Shaw was also head coach and athletic director at New Mexico Military Institute in Roswell in the early 1960s and, after leaving pro football, returned to Otterbein as head coach from 1985 to 1987.
Continuing his multi-sport focus, Mr. Shaw also served a turn as the Ohio talent scout for the New York Yankees after leaving pro football.
Mr. Shaw earned numerous titles in his sports career, yet the ones he treasured most were "husband," "father" and "grandfather."
Mr. Shaw served with the 104th Infantry Division, earning a Bronze Star as the Timberwolf Division fought its way across Europe. He later completed his bachelor's degree in education at Otterbein College (now Otterbein University) in Westerville, OH.
Before shipping out, he married Mary Katherine Hawkins on January 22, 1944. Mr. Shaw liked to tell the story of how the pair had fallen in love at first sight when she showed him to his seat at the Columbus movie theater where Mary worked as an usher.
The Buckeyes were 29-8 with Cassady on the team.
1955 Defeated USC 20-7 to win the Rose Bowl.
1955 AP Athlete of the Year.
1979 College Football Hall of Fame.
1997 Varsity O Hall of Fame.
2005 Columbus Baseball Hall of Fame.
It didn't take Ohio State fans long to realize why Howard "Hopalong" Cassady was something special. In his first collegiate game, the season opener against Indiana in 1952, the 150-pound freshman came off the bench to score three touchdowns and lead the Buckeyes to a 33-13 victory. From then on, "Hop" was a regular in the OSU lineup, playing in 36 of a possible 37 games and leading the Buckeyes to a combined record of 29-8 during the next four years.
In 1954, Cassady won unanimous All-America honors and helped the Buckeyes to a perfect 10-0 record and the first of five national championships for Coach Woody Hayes. The 1954 season concluded with a convincing 20-7 win over Southern Cal in the Rose Bowl.
Cassady again won All-America acclaim in 1955, when he rushed for 958 yards and 15 touchdowns. At the end of the year, Cassady's list of accolades included the Heisman Trophy and recognition by the Associated Press as the 1955 Athlete of the Year.
Cassady, who also was an outstanding defensive back, finished his collegiate career with 2,466 rushing yards. That total still ranks 11th on the all-time OSU rushing list.
Cassady, who prepped at Columbus Central and as a boy would sneak into Ohio Stadium to see the Buckeyes play, also played baseball at OSU, starting at shortstop for three years. He is a member of the Ohio State University Athletics (1997), College Football (1979) and Columbus Baseball (2005) halls of fame.
Cassady earned the nickname "Hopalong" during his first game as a freshman for Ohio State. Columbus sportswriters who saw him play said he "hopped all over the field like the performing cowboy," a reference to the fictional characterHopalong Cassidy. In that game Cassady came off the bench to score three touchdowns in a win over Indiana University.
After graduation, Cassady was a first round pick of the Detroit Lions. He played defensive back with Detroit, Cleveland and Philadelphia before retiring. "Hop" lives in Tampa, but spent many summers in Columbus as a coach for the Columbus Clippers, the Yankees' AAA farm club. His jersey number "40" was retired Nov. 18, 2000.
Answer: Shaw and Cassady spent time scouting for the New York Yankees.
123 days until The Game.


Very tidy place with vinyl-clothed tables; great for trips down to Dover and Ashford. From Nell's website: Somewhere back around 1936, a lady decided to set up an old fashioned "Tea shoppe" at the end of her garden which would serve refreshments to people travelling along Watling Street, (a busy trunk road which later became the A2), and which ran alongside her house. Nell's Cafe was in business.
Off the A2 off the Gravesend East exit north toward Gravesend. Visible from the A2 when heading south.
Sunday - Thursday- 07.00 Hours to 18.30 Hours.
Friday & Saturday - 07.00 Hours to 16.00 Hours.
Smaller car park directly outside and massive truck area across the road.


William FREEMAN Notice: William FREEMAN's Obituary by the Maitland Mercury.
Loving husband of Carmen. Much loved father and father-in-law of Catherine (dec'd), Peter and Liz, David and Lisa, Mathew and Catherine. Loved Pa of Lachlan, Caitlin, Dharia, Jorja, Charlotte and Lauren. Dearly loved brother of Elizabeth and uncle to her family. Many thanks to John and Rhonda for their love, care and support at this time.
Relatives and Friends are invited to attend BILL's Funeral Service to be held in the North Chapel of Newcastle Memorial Park, Anderson Drive, Beresfield on THURSDAY 10/1/19 at 2.00pm.
In lieu of flowers, a donation in Bill's memory to Maitland Dungog Palliative Care may be made at the Service.


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Carol Lucile Archer, 80, of Sioux City passed away on Sunday, Jan. 10, 2021.
A Celebration of Life Service will be 1 p.m. on Friday at Calvary Lutheran Church in Sioux City. Burial will follow at Memorial Park Cemetery. The family will greet friends from 6 to 8 p.m. on Thursday with a prayer service at 7 p.m. at Meyer Brothers Colonial Chapel. Carol's celebration of life service will be live streamed at www.calvaryleeds.com
Carol Lucile, the daughter of Marlin and Astrid (Lundberg) Beck, was born April 5, 1940 in Lincoln Township, Hinton, Iowa. Carol's early years were spent between Hinton and Minnesota. In the middle of her senior year, she moved from Minnesota back to Hinton where she graduated as salutatorian from Hinton High School. Following high school, she began working.
On Nov. 23, 1968, Carol was united in marriage to Lyle F. Archer. Carol and Lyle made their home and raised their family in Sioux City. In the early 70s, Carol attended Western Iowa Tech (WIT) for bookkeeping and accounting where she graduated top of her class. She worked for MBS (Metal Building Systems), Messer Distributing and then Union County Fertilizer where she retired in 2004.
Carol enjoyed sewing, quilting, poetry and playing the piano. She was a great homemaker who enjoyed cooking, baking and her rose gardens. Carol was a very comical person who loved to joke. She was a member of Calvary Lutheran Church in Sioux City.
Carol is survived by her children James Archer of Frisco, Texas, Tara (Brad) Tullis of Sioux City, Desiree Rosenbaum of Akron, Iowa, and Angela Archer of Everly, Iowa; sixteen grandchildren; six great-grandchildren; three brothers, Gary (Millie) Beck of Keenesburg, Colo., Don (Loneal) Beck of Strang, Neb., and Lonnie (Vickie) Beck of Chanhassen, Minn.; two sisters, Bettie (Bob) Johnson of Golden, Colo., and Pam Lynch (Denny Rieken) Le Mars, Iowa; and several nieces; nephews; other relatives and friends.
She was preceded in death by her parents; husband, Lyle on Dec. 23, 2006; and one sister, Shirley (Ed) Wilson.
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The Cape St. George Lighthouse and St. George Lighthouse Park are available for weddings, engagements, and other private events at certain times. Please review the guidelines below and contact us for more information. You can also print out the Approved Event Agreement.
Events can be held in the Cape St. George Lighthouse when it is not opened to the public.
Hours are: March 1 – October 31: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday - Wednesday and Friday - Saturday; noon to 5 p.m. Sunday; closed Thursday.
November 1 – February 28: Noon to 5 p.m. daily, except closed Thursday.
Reservations MUST be made in advance in writing, and include information on how
to contact someone in the wedding party up to the day of the event. Reservation is
tentative until full payment is received.
The Lantern Room at the top of the Lighthouse can cozily accommodate 10-12 standing adults. Seating is not provided. The Keeper's House porch may be used as part of the event ceremony.
Food and drink are not allowed in the Lighthouse. No nails, staples, tape or glue can be used to decorate the Lighthouse. No open flames allowed. Event (including clean-up) must be concluded before sunset due to limited lighting in Lighthouse Park.
We request a $250.00 fee with a maximum time limit of 2 hours which includes setup and cleanup. Fee includes allowing each guest the option of climbing to the top of the Lighthouse. Total number of guests over 50 could require additional charges. Minimum height requirement for anyone to climb is 40" with no exceptions.
The Cape St. George Lighthouse is located in a Franklin County public park. The park includes two beachfront pavilions, available on a first-come, first-served basis and cannot be reserved in advance. There are areas of the park that can accommodate chairs or small tents; however, driving tent spikes into the ground must be coordinated with the St. George Lighthouse Association to avoid damage to underground irrigation equipment.
Catering, flowers, music, trash disposal, photographers, notaries and other amenities beyond use of the Lighthouse are not provided by the St. George Lighthouse Association and are the responsibility of the wedding/event party. The applicant will be liable for any cost incurred as a result of damage to the site by any guests or vendors attending the event.
Parking is available in parking lots on east and west ends of the park. No vehicles are allowed on the grass or pathways in the park.
The St. George Lighthouse Association bears no responsibility for provision of an alternate site in the event that any circumstance would make use of the lighthouse or park untenable (for example, weather-related issues).
For more information click here to contact Billie Kinnett, Administrative Assistant, St. George Lighthouse Association, at 850-927-7745; info@stgeorgelight.org.


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Amount of Riboflavin in Nachos
Welcome to the nutritional riboflavin content in 6 different types of nachos, ranging from 0.41 mg to 0.134 mg per 100g. The basic type of nachos is TACO BELL, Nachos, where the amount of riboflavin in 100g is 0.134 mg.
0.134 mg of riboflavin per 100g, from TACO BELL, Nachos corresponds to % of the riboflavin RDA. For a typical serving size of 1 item (or 99 g) the amount of Riboflavin is 0.13 mg. This corresponds to an RDA percentage of %.
Top five nachos products high in riboflavin
Below is a summary list for the top five nachos items ranked by the amount or level of riboflavin in 100g.
1. Fast foods, nachos, with cinnamon and sugar : 0.41mg
2. Fast foods, nachos, with cheese : 0.33mg
3. Fast foods, nachos, with cheese, beans, ground beef, and peppers : 0.27mg
4. Fast foods, nachos, with cheese and jalapeno peppers : 0.24mg
5. TACO BELL, Nachos Supreme : 0.143mg
Following on from the five top nachos items or products containing riboflavin we have a more comprehensive break down of TACO BELL, Nachos, and the highest item containing riboflavin which is Fast foods, nachos, with cinnamon and sugar. We also give a comparison of average values, median values and lowest values along with a comparison with other food groups and assess the effects of storage and preparation on the 6 types of nachos.
At the bottom of the page is the full list for the 6 different types of nachos based on the content in different servings in grams and oz (and other serving sizes), providing a comprehensive analysis of the riboflavin content in nachos.
TACO BELL, Nachos - Nutritional Content and Chart
The full nutrition content, RDA percentages and levels for TACO BELL, Nachos should be considered along with the riboflavin content. This food profile is part of our list of food and drinks under the general group Fast Foods.Other important and riboflavin related nutrients are Calories, Protein, Fat and Carbohydrate. For this 100g serving in your diet, the amount of Calories is 366 kcal (18% RDA), the amount of Protein is 5.15 g (9% RDA), the amount of Fat is 22.17 g (34% RDA) and the amount of Carbohydrate is 36.38 g (28% RDA). The nutritional content and facts for 100g, which includes Calories, Protein, Fat and Carbohydrate is shown in the RDA chart below as percentages of the recommended daily allowance along with the riboflavin levels in nachos.
Our proprietary nutritional density score gives a nutritional value out of 100 based on 9 different vitamins, minerals and macro nutrients. TACO BELL, Nachos has a nutritional value score of 14 out of 100.
100 calories of tACO BELL, Nachos is a serving size of 0.27 g, and the amount of Riboflavin is 0.04 mg. Other important and related nutrients and macronutrients such as Fat, in 100 Calories are as follows; Protein 1.41 g (2.46% RDA), Fat 6.06 g (9.29% RDA), Carbohydrate 9.94 g (7.65% RDA). This is shown in the riboflavin RDA percentage chart below, based on 100 Calories, along with the other important nutrients and macro nutrients.
Content per Typical Serving Size 1 item (or 99 g)
For the food TACO BELL, Nachos the typical serving size is 1 item (or 99 g) which contains 0.13 mg of Riboflavin. In terms of the gram weight and total content for this serving the Calories content is 362.34 kcal, the Protein content is 5.1 g, the Fat content is 21.95 g and the Carbohydrate content is 36.02 g. The percentages are shown below in the riboflavin chart, for the typical serving of riboflavin and the related and important nutritional values.
Macronutrients in TACO BELL, Nachos
The amount of protein, fat and carbs from this food described above is measured in grams per 100g and grams in a typical serving size (in this case 1 item or 99 g), although it is also useful to give the number of calories from protein, fat and carbohydrate which are the most important macronutrients. For this serving in your diet here are the macronutrient calories. From protein the number of calories is 20.4 (kcal).The number of calories from Fat is 197.6 (kcal).The total calories from carbohydrate is 144.1 (kcal).
Milligrams of riboflavin in nachos (per 100g)
This list of 6 types of nachos, is brought to you by www.dietandfitnesstoday.com and ranges from Fast foods, nachos, with cinnamon and sugar through to TACO BELL, Nachos where all food items are ranked by the content or amount per 100g. The nutritional riboflavin content can be scaled by the amount in grams, oz or typical serving sizes. Simply click on a food item or beverage from the list at the bottom of the page to give a full dietary nutritional breakdown to answer the question how much riboflavin in nachos.
The list below gives the total riboflavin content in the 6 items from the general description 'nachos' each of which show the riboflavin amount as well as Calories, Protein, Fat and Carbohydrate. Below, is the top 6 food items shown in the riboflavin chart. This gives a quick and easy dietary comparison for the different items, where each item is listed at the bottom of the page with a nutritional summary.
The corresponding nutritional value for nachos based on our density score out of 100 (ranked by the amount of riboflavin per 100g) is shown in the below nutritional density chart.
The corresponding Calories for nachos ranked by the amount of riboflavin per 100g is shown below in the nachos calories chart.
Average Content for nachos
The average (or more correctly the arithmetic mean) amount of riboflavin contained in 100g of nachos, based on the list below of 6 different items under the general description of nachos, is 0.25 mg of riboflavin. The averages for the different nutrients are as follows; the average amount of Calories is 330.33 kcal, the average amount of Protein is 7.23 g, the average amount of Fat is 19.06 g and the average amount of Carbohydrate is g.
The median value of Riboflavin is found in Fast foods, nachos, with cheese, beans, ground beef, and peppers which in 100g contains 0.27 mg of Riboflavin. For this serving the amount of Calories is 223 kcal, the amount of Protein is 7.76 g, the amount of Fat is 12.04 g and the amount of Carbohydrate is 21.89 g.
Using the list below for the 6 different nachos nutrition entries in our database, the highest amount of riboflavin is found in Fast foods, nachos, with cinnamon and sugar which contains 0.41 mg of riboflavin per 100g. The associated percentage of RDA is %. For this 100g serving the Calories content is 543 kcal, the Protein content is 6.6 g, the Fat content is 33.01 g, the Carbohydrate content is 58.16 g.
The lowest amount of riboflavin in 100g is in TACO BELL, Nachos which contains 0.134 mg. This gives as percentage of the recommended daily allowance % of the RDA. For this 100g serving the amount of Calories is 366 kcal, the amount of Protein is 5.15 g, the amount of Fat is 22.17 g, the amount of Carbohydrate is 36.38 g.
The difference between the highest and lowest values gives a riboflavin range of 0.276 mg per 100g. The range for the other nutrients are as follows; 177 kcal for Calories, 1.45 g for Protein, 10.84 g for Fat, 0 g for Carbohydrate.
Please remember that the above gives an accurate value in 100g for high riboflavin foods in your diet. For example 100g of TACO BELL, Nachos contains 0.134 mg of riboflavin. However, there are other factors to consider when you are assessing your nutritional requirements. You should also take into account portion sizes when you are considering the riboflavin nutritional content.
The food with the highest riboflavin content per typical serving is Fast foods, nachos, with cheese, beans, ground beef, and peppers which contains 0.69 mg in 1 portion (6-8 nachos) (or 255 g). For this serving the Calories content is 568.65 kcal, the Protein content is 19.79 g, the Fat content is 30.7 g and the Carbohydrate content is 55.82 g.
Nachos List, riboflavin Content per 100g
1. Fast foods, nachos, with cinnamon and sugar - Riboflavin
Nutritional Value : 13 / 100 food group - Fast Foods
0.41 mg 543 kcal (27%) 58.16 g (45%) 33.01 g (51%) 6.6 g (12%)
Typical Serving size of 1 portion (6-8 nachos) (or 109g):
0.45 mg 591.87 kcal (30%) 63.39 g (49%) 35.98 g (55%) 7.19 g (13%)
2. Fast foods, nachos, with cheese - Riboflavin
0.33 mg 306 kcal (15%) 32.15 g (25%) 16.77 g (26%) 8.05 g (14%)
0.37 mg 345.78 kcal (17%) 36.33 g (28%) 18.95 g (29%) 9.1 g (16%)
3. Fast foods, nachos, with cheese, beans, ground beef, and peppers - Riboflavin
0.69 mg 568.65 kcal (28%) 55.82 g (43%) 30.7 g (47%) 19.79 g (35%)
4. Fast foods, nachos, with cheese and jalapeno peppers - Riboflavin
0.49 mg 607.92 kcal (30%) 60.08 g (46%) 34.15 g (53%) 16.81 g (30%)
5. TACO BELL, Nachos Supreme - Riboflavin
Typical Serving size of 1 item (or 195g):
0.28 mg 479.7 kcal (24%) 45.03 g (35%) 26.62 g (41%) 14.8 g (26%)


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Sicilian History
Sicily sits at the cross-roads of the Mediterranean: a short hop from both Africa and Europe, and firmly astride the shipping-lanes that stretch from Spain to the Levant.
This location (and the great agricultural surpluses that it generated) endowed it with immense wealth in times of peace, as it participated in trade to all corners of the Mediterranean and benefited from the constant arrival and departure of long-distance merchants using the ports of Sicily as way-stations.
In times of war, however, this great accessibility worked against it, and Sicily was repeatedly fought over by external powers eager to use its location for their own strategic benefit: anyone who could control Sicily had nearly the entire coastline of the Mediterranean at their mercy, and denying that power to a sworn enemy was just as important as securing it for yourself.
This experience of boom and bust, the tread of so many foreign feet, and the influence of so many external civilizations, has endowed Sicily with a cultural heritage that is almost unparalleled in Europe. This is just a very brief overview of some of the key moments in its long and glorious history:
Sicily: a brief timeline
c.35,000 BC First human colonisation of Sicily
c.6000 BC Neolithic revolution: appearance of first farming communities
c.1400 BC Arrival of Mycenaean merchants in Sicily
c.1050 BC Violent conquest of eastern Sicily by Southern Italian tribes
8th Century BC Foundation of the first wave of Greek and Phoenician colonies
480 BC An enormous Carthaginian army invades the east of the island from the Phoenician colonies in the west (which had come increasingly under their control) in an attempt to forestall the aggressive expansion of some of the Greek colonies. It was annihilated at Himera by the combined forces of Agrigento and Syracuse.
415-413 An Athenian army invades Sicily and attempts to conquer Syracuse, but is obliterated. A fleet of Syracusan warships is sent to the Aegean to return the favour.
264-241 The First Punic War. Rome invades Sicily in a war against the Carthaginians, who are now firmly in control of the west of the island. Huge destruction is wreaked on the local population until Carthage is finally defeated and Sicily is divided between Rome and the Kingdom of Syracuse.
218-201 The Second Punic War. The Kingdom of Syracuse sides with the Carthaginians in a renewed conflict, but the Roman legions are victorious and the entire island is united under Roman control.
36 BC Sicily is conquered by the generals of Octavian (the future Augustus), who later goes on to reorganise its administrative system and found military colonies. A long period of peace and security begins.
440 The Vandals raid Sicily for the first time, and finally gain full control of the island in 468, ceding it to the Ostrogoths in 476.
535 Belisarius, a Byzantine General, takes Sicily in a lightning campaign and uses it as a base for further conquests in the central Mediterranean. Syracuse briefly becomes the Byzantine capital between 663-638, a "blessing" that nearly bankrupts the city.
651/2 The Arabs raid Sicily for the first time.
827-902 Arabic forces invade and conquer the island in a long and brutal campaign of attrition. Palermo falls in 831; Messina in 843; Cefalu in 859; Syracuse in 878; Taormina in 902. Syracuse is sacked and destroyed to such an extent that it does not recover even a shadow of its former glory until the 20th century; Palermo becomes the new capital of the island.
1061-1091 The Norman Count, Roger I, conquers Sicily. He leaves the Greek and Muslim populations in peace to follow their own beliefs, but an inflow of European settlers inexorably pulls the island in the direction of the culture of the western mediterranean, and away from the east.
1266-1282 The Norman line dies out after a century and the crown passes to a Swabian dynasty, the Hohenstaufens, who lose control of Sicily in 1266 when Charles I of Anjou invades with Papal support. The harsh French rule is greatly resented by the local population, leading to an uprising in 1282, when the French inhabitants of the island are massacred and Peter of Aragon is acclaimed as its new ruler.
1700-1860 Control of the island passes between various Spanish dynasties until 1700, when the childless Charles II dies. After 34 years of alternating rule (including Austrian) and some exceedingly brutal and devastating warfare, the Bourbon dynasty gains control, ruling Sicily and Southern Italy until Italian unification is effected in 1860, and the Kingdom of Italy is born.
1860- Harsh military rule in the early years of the Italian state, combined with a lack of economic improvement and hefty taxes, leads to the emergence of the Mafia and a huge wave of emigration that lasts into the middle of the 20th century. Sicily is invaded by the Allies in 1943 as part of operations during World War II. With the foundation of the Italian Republic in 1964, it becomes an autonomous region therein. Thanks to a long-lasting funding programme, Sicily recovers from the ill-effects of the war and begins to rebuilding its economy around the twin poles of agriculture and tourism.
As well as our food tour of Sicily you can also join us on our Exploring Sicily tour which provides an unforgettable encounter with the island's long history and culture.
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