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\section{Introduction}

The cosmological constant problem has been a big mystery since the development of General Relativity. There have been
many attempts to cancel or remove the cosmological constant without success. Recently, there have been new astronomical
observations of the late time cosmic acceleration of our universe \cite{ACC1,ACC2} adding another mystery to the
cosmological constant problem: the dark energy density in our present universe is not zero, but as small as
$\rho^{obs}_{\Lambda} \sim (10^{-3}{\rm eV})^{4}$, which is quite close to the matter density at present \cite{I1,I2}.

Thus, on the top of the old puzzle for the dark energy: how the vacuum energy in matter Lagrangian could not contribute
to the dark energy, we are now facing another formidable new puzzle: why the dark energy density is so close to the
matter density at present in our universe. As yet, there has been no successful mechanism to relax the vacuum energy
leaving such a small dark energy density which is so close to the matter density in the present universe.

Before the success of Weinberg-Salam model, the weak interactions were characterized by the dimensional Fermi's
coupling constant, $G_{F} \simeq (300 Gev)^{-2}$. But later the Fermi's coupling constant is replaced with the Higgs
scalar field which seems to be discovered recently \cite{Higgs}. Inspired by the success, it seems plausible to replace
the dimensionful Newton's constant with a new gravity scalar field as Brans-Dicke gravity model \cite{BD1,BD2}, or the
induced gravity models \cite{IGO1,IGO2,IGO3,IGO4,IGO5,IG0,Odint,IG1,IG2,IG3,IG4,IG5,IG6,IG7,IG8,IG9}. Furthermore,
there is no room to conceive any mechanism to resolve the dark energy puzzles in General Relativity. Thus, we consider
a gravity model replacing the Newton's constant with a gravity scalar field, adding a cosmic scalar potential.

It is known that, in any gravity models with a gravity scalar field which can give a flat spacetime solution with a
constant gravity scalar field in vacuum, it is not possible to find an exact cancellation mechanism of the cosmological
constant \cite{No-go}.

However, with an evolving gravity scalar field in the late time universe, we have found a regulation mechanism of dark
energy in the conformally coupled gravity with a uniquely determined cosmic scalar potential, which might have an
origin of a conformal anomaly generated by quantum effects in matter Lagrangian. Even though the conformally coupled
gravity model does not give a flat spacetime for a constant gravity scalar field in vacuum, the non-flatness would be
quite negligible in a non-cosmic scale gravity with the uniquely determined cosmic potential.

In the matter dominated late time universe, we have obtained a set of exact cosmological equations which deviate from
the Friedmann equations significantly. However, in the radiation dominated early universe, we regain the Friedmann
equations of General Relativity having a constant gravity scalar field. Thus, we can say that the conformally coupled
gravity with the logarithmic cosmic potential is a minimal extension of General Relativity to implement the dark energy
regulation mechanism, replacing the dimensionful Newton's constant with the gravity scalar field.

\section{The Conformally Coupled Gravity}

Replacing the Newton's constant $G$ with a gravity scalar field $\Phi$ as $8\pi G=1/\Phi^{2}$, we consider the
following conformally coupled gravity action with a cosmic scalar potential $V(\Phi)$ which is to be determined in the
next section,
\begin{eqnarray}
S= -\int d^{4}x\sqrt{-g}\left[\frac{1}{2}\Phi^{2} R +3(\partial \Phi)^{2}\right] + \int d^{4}x\sqrt{-g} \left({\cal
L}_{m} - V(\Phi) \right), \label{action}
\end{eqnarray}
where ${\cal L}_{m}$ is the matter Lagrangian. The first gravity part of the action (\ref{action}) is invariant under
the local conformal transformation, $g_{\mu\nu}(x) \rightarrow e^{2\sigma(x)} g_{\mu\nu}(x), \quad \Phi(x) \rightarrow
e^{-\sigma(x)} \Phi(x)$, which is the reason why we call the action (\ref{action}) as the conformally coupled gravity.
However, the second matter part of the action (\ref{action}) does not have the conformal symmetry, in general.

We have the equations of motion for the gravity scalar field $\Phi$ and the metric $g_{\mu\nu}$ as follows,
\begin{eqnarray}
6\nabla^{2}\Phi = \Phi R + \frac{\partial V(\Phi)}{\partial \Phi} , \label{S-eq}
\end{eqnarray}
\begin{eqnarray}
\Phi^{2} G_{\mu\nu} - 2\Phi\nabla_{\mu}\nabla_{\nu}\Phi +2g_{\mu\nu}\Phi\nabla^{2}\Phi +4\nabla_{\mu}\Phi
\nabla_{\nu}\Phi - g_{\mu\nu}(\nabla\Phi)^{2} - g_{\mu\nu}V(\Phi) = T^{(m)}_{\mu\nu} , \label{G-eq}
\end{eqnarray}
where $T^{(m)}_{\mu\nu}$ is the matter energy-momentum tensor.

Taking the trace of Eq.(\ref{G-eq}) gives an expression of $\Phi^{2}R$. Plugging it into Eq.(\ref{S-eq}), we have a
characteristic constraint equation of the conformally coupled gravity,
\begin{eqnarray}
T^{(m)} +4V(\Phi) -\Phi\frac{\partial V(\Phi)}{\partial \Phi} = 0 , \label{GS-eq}
\end{eqnarray}
where $T^{(m)}$ is the trace of the matter energy-momentum tensor. The origin of the constraint (\ref{GS-eq}) is that
the gravity scalar field $\Phi$ is not dynamical, but auxiliary in the conformally coupled gravity. Even though the
total classical action (\ref{action}) was not imposed to have a conformal symmetry in general, the consistency in
equations of motion (\ref{S-eq},\ref{G-eq}) requires the conformal symmetry equation (\ref{GS-eq}) in the conformally
coupled gravity \cite{YP2}. Therefore, the conformally coupled gravity (1) describes a system of having an emergent
conformal symmetry, but not having the conformal symmetry in the classical action. \footnote[1]{Replacing the
coefficient $3$ in front of $(\partial\Phi)^{2}$ with a constant $\xi > 6$ in the action (\ref{action}), it would be
possible to describe a system of having the emergent conformal symmetry approximately, where the gravity scalar field
is dynamical and driven by the conformal anomaly, left hand side of Eq.(\ref{GS-eq}).}

Due to the presence of the cosmic scalar potential $V(\Phi)$, the equations (\ref{S-eq},\ref{G-eq}) do not allow the
exact flat spacetime solution even for a constant gravity scalar field in vacuum. However, in a non-cosmic scale, it is
found that the deviation from the flat spacetime could be negligible provided that the cosmic potential satisfies a
certain condition.

\section{The Cosmological Evolution}

We investigate the cosmological evolution, assuming a homogeneous gravity scalar field $\Phi(t)$ depending only on
time, and adopting the Robertson-Walker metric with a vanishing spatial curvature($k=0$),
\begin{eqnarray}
ds^{2}=dt^{2}-S^{2}(t)[dr^{2}+r^{2}d\Omega^{2}]. \label{metric}
\end{eqnarray}

Then, Eqs.(\ref{G-eq},\ref{GS-eq}) are reduced to a set of cosmological equations as shown below. Denoting the time
derivative as an over-dot,
\begin{eqnarray}
3\Phi^{2}H^{2} +6H\Phi\dot{\Phi} +3\dot{\Phi}^{2} = \rho_{m} + \rho_{\Lambda}(\Phi) , \label{CosG00-eq}
\end{eqnarray}
\begin{eqnarray}
2 a \Phi^{2} +H^{2}\Phi^{2} +4H\Phi\dot{\Phi} +2\Phi\ddot{\Phi} - \dot{\Phi}^{2} = -p_{m} + \rho_{\Lambda}(\Phi) ,
\label{CosG11-eq}
\end{eqnarray}
\begin{eqnarray}
\rho_{m} - 3p_{m} +4\rho_{vac} +4V(\Phi) = \Phi\frac{\partial V(\Phi)}{\partial \Phi} , \label{CosD-eq}
\end{eqnarray}
where the Hubble parameter $H \equiv \dot{S}/S$, the acceleration parameter $~a \equiv \ddot{S}/S$. With the matter
pressure $p_{m}$, the matter density $\rho_{m}$, $~T^{(m)0}_{0}=\rho_{m}+\rho_{vac}$,
$~T^{(m)1}_{1}=T^{(m)2}_{2}=T^{(m)3}_{3}=-p_{m}+\rho_{vac}$, where $\rho_{vac}$ is the vacuum energy which could be
generated by quantum effects in the matter Lagrangian. We can see that the sum of the vacuum energy $\rho_{vac}$ in the
matter Lagrangian and the cosmic potential $V(\Phi)$ plays the role of the total dark energy density,
$\rho_{\Lambda}(\Phi) \equiv \rho_{vac} + V(\Phi)$.

\section{The Cosmic Potential to Regulate the Dark Energy}

We try to find a cosmic potential in the conformally coupled gravity which can regulate the vacuum energy in the matter
Lagrangian. For a given vacuum energy $\rho_{vac}$ with the matter density $\rho_{m}$ and the matter pressure $p_{m}$
from the matter Lagrangian, a gravity scalar field $\Phi$ would satisfy Eq.(\ref{CosD-eq}). For a different vacuum
energy $\rho'_{vac}$, the equation (\ref{CosD-eq}) would be satisfied with a different gravity scalar field $\Phi'$
instead of $\Phi$. For these two different vacuum energies $\rho_{vac}$ and $\rho'_{vac}$, the difference in the total
dark energy density is found as
\begin{eqnarray}
\Delta\rho_{\Lambda} =\rho_{\Lambda}(\Phi') -\rho_{\Lambda}(\Phi) = V(\Phi')-V(\Phi)+\rho'_{vac}-\rho_{vac} =
\frac{1}{4} \left[ \Phi'\frac{\partial V(\Phi)}{\partial \Phi}\mid_{\Phi'} - \Phi\frac{\partial V(\Phi)}{\partial
\Phi}\mid_{\Phi} \right] . \label{Zero-eq}
\end{eqnarray}

Therefore, we can have the same total dark energy density $\rho_{\Lambda}$ in the conformally coupled gravity whatever
the vacuum energy $\rho_{vac}$ is in matter Lagrangian provided that the cosmic scalar potential satisfies the
equation, $\Phi\partial V(\Phi)/\partial\Phi = \alpha$ for a constant $\alpha$. Thus we choose the cosmic scalar
potential quite uniquely as;
\begin{eqnarray}
V(\Phi) = \alpha\ln\frac{\Phi}{\mu} , \quad \rho_{\Lambda}(\Phi) = \rho_{vac} + \alpha\ln\frac{\Phi}{\mu}
\label{Pot-eq} ,
\end{eqnarray}
where $\alpha$ is a dimensionful constant which would have some other physical origin. Both the dimensionful constant
$\mu$ and the vacuum energy $\rho_{vac}$ in matter Lagrangian hide into the total dark energy density
$\rho_{\Lambda}(\Phi)$ and do not appear as independent physical quantities at all.

For the cosmic potential Eq.(\ref{Pot-eq}), the total dark energy density $\rho_{\Lambda}$ satisfies the constraint
equation (\ref{CosD-eq}) with the matter density $\rho_{m}$ and the matter pressure $p_{m}$,
\begin{eqnarray}
\rho_{m} - 3p_{m} + 4\rho_{\Lambda}(\Phi) = \alpha . \label{CR-eq}
\end{eqnarray}
The left hand side of this equation is the trace of the total energy momentum tensor including all matter and total
dark energy of our universe. If we interpret Eq.(\ref{CR-eq}) as the trace anomaly cancellation equation which states
that the total trace anomaly of our universe vanishes, then the constant $-\alpha$ in Eq.(\ref{CR-eq}) would be the
conformal anomaly which is generated in matter Lagrangian by quantum effects. Thus, we may speculate that the cosmic
potential (\ref{Pot-eq}) is an effective potential to describe the conformal anomaly generated in matter Lagrangian by
quantum effects. It is found that the cosmic potential (\ref{Pot-eq}) is the linear form of coupling
$\phi\Theta^{\mu}_{\mu}$ between a scalar field $\phi$ and a conformal anomaly $\Theta^{\mu}_{\mu}$, which might have
an origin in quantum chromodynamics, considered in \cite{No-go,anomal} with $\Phi \equiv e^{-\phi}/\kappa_{0}$. Thus,
we can say $\alpha$ as a conformal anomaly parameter.

Taking a time derivative Eq.(\ref{CosG00-eq}), and using Eqs.(\ref{CosG11-eq},\ref{CosD-eq},\ref{Pot-eq}), we have the
matter energy conservation equation,
\begin{eqnarray}
\frac{d}{dt}\rho_{m} + 3H(\rho_{m}+p_{m}) = 0 , \label{matter-eq}
\end{eqnarray}
which is independent of the gravity scalar field $\Phi$.

\section{The Late Time Cosmology of Our Universe}

In the late time evolution of our universe dominated by cold matter with the matter pressure $p_{m}=0$, the matter
energy conservation equation (\ref{matter-eq}) tells $\rho_{m} = A/S^{3}(t)$ with a constant $A$ \cite{LCDM}. Taking a
time derivative of equation (\ref{CR-eq}) with the help of the explicit form Eq.(\ref{Pot-eq}), we find that
\begin{eqnarray}
\frac{d \Phi}{dt} = -\frac{\Phi}{4\alpha} \frac{d \rho_{m}}{dt} = \frac{3}{4\alpha}H\Phi \rho_{m} \label{late-Phi} .
\end{eqnarray}
Thus, we can find the solution of the gravity scalar $\Phi(t)$ and the corresponding gravitational constant $8\pi
G=1/\Phi^{2}(t)$ as a function of the scale factor $S(t)$,
\begin{eqnarray}
\Phi(S) = \Phi_{\infty}e^{-\frac{A}{4\alpha}\frac{1}{S^{3}(t)}}, \quad G(S) =
G_{\infty}e^{\frac{A}{2\alpha}\frac{1}{S^{3}(t)}} \label{late-G-sol} ,
\end{eqnarray}
where $\Phi_{\infty}$ and $G_{\infty}$ are the values of the gravity scalar field and the gravitational constant in the
infinite future, respectively.

The relative variations of the gravity scalar field $\Phi$ and the gravitational constant $G$ in the matter dominated
universe are determined by the matter density ratio $\rho_{m}/\alpha$ as
\begin{eqnarray}
\frac{\dot{\Phi}}{H\Phi} = \frac{3}{4}\frac{\rho_{m}}{\alpha} , \quad \frac{\dot{G}}{H G} =
-\frac{3}{2}\frac{\rho_{m}}{\alpha} \label{rates} .
\end{eqnarray}

However, $\Phi$ should be a constant in the radiation dominated early universe from Eq.(\ref{CR-eq}) observing
$p_{m,rad}=\rho_{m,rad}/3$ for relativistic matter. Therefore, this conformally coupled gravity model is reduced to
General Relativity giving the Friedmann equations with a constant gravitational constant $G_{rad}=G_{\infty}$ and a
constant dark energy density $\rho_{\Lambda_{rad}}=\alpha/4$ in the radiation dominated early universe.

Inserting Eq.(\ref{late-Phi}) into the cosmological equations (\ref{CosG00-eq},\ref{CosG11-eq}), we have a set of exact
cosmological evolution equations in the matter dominated late time universe as follows,
\begin{eqnarray}
3\Phi^{2}H^{2} = \alpha\frac{4(1+3x)}{~(4+3x)^{2}} ,\label{H2-eq}
\end{eqnarray}
\begin{eqnarray}
6\Phi^{2}a = \alpha \frac{3(1-x)(4+3x)^{2} - (1+3x)(16-48x+9x^{2})}{(4+3x)^{3}} , \label{a-eq}
\end{eqnarray}
where we have defined $x \equiv \rho_{m}/\alpha$, and used $\rho_{\Lambda}(\Phi)=(1-x)\alpha/4$ from Eq.(\ref{CR-eq})
with $p_{m}=0$. The cosmological equations (\ref{H2-eq},\ref{a-eq}) approximate to the Friedmann equations only if $x$
is much smaller than $1$, i.e. $x \ll 1$.

The jerk parameter which measures time variation of the cosmic acceleration parameter $a$ is obtained as
\begin{eqnarray}
j \equiv \frac{d^{3}S(t)}{S(t)dt} = \frac{\dot{a}}{H^{3}} +\frac{a}{H^{2}} = 1 -
\frac{9}{16}x\frac{64-32x+3x^{2}}{4+3x} + \frac{9}{8}x\frac{4+3x}{1+3x} + \frac{9}{4}\frac{a}{H^{2}}x\frac{8-3x}{4+3x}
\label{j-eq} ,
\end{eqnarray}
which depends only on $x$ because $a/H^{2}$ is a function of $x$ only from Eqs.(\ref{H2-eq},\ref{a-eq}).

\section{Implications on the Cosmology in the Present Universe}

Because the matter in our universe is believed to be cold with $p_{m}=0$ at present \cite{LCDM}, the matter density
$\rho_{m}$ and the current dark energy density $\rho_{\Lambda}$ would satisfy
\begin{eqnarray}
\rho_{m} +4\rho_{\Lambda} = \alpha \equiv 4\rho_{\Lambda_{\infty}} \label{CR}.
\end{eqnarray}
As our universe expands, the matter density will eventually die out to zero. Thus, the total dark energy density
$\rho_{\Lambda_{\infty}}=\alpha/4$ will prevail our universe in the infinite future. $\rho_{\Lambda_{\infty}}$ is the
very dark energy density $\rho_{\Lambda_{rad}}$ in the radiation dominated early universe with
$p_{m,rad}=\rho_{m,rad}/3$.

Recently, the ratio of the cosmic acceleration parameter $a$ to the Hubble parameter $H^{2}$ was determined through the
help of Type-I supernovae as standard candles \cite{ACC1,ACC2,LCDM},
\begin{eqnarray}
\left(\frac{a}{H^{2}}\right)_{exp} \simeq 0.55 \label{ratio-exp}.
\end{eqnarray}
From the ratio of Eq.(\ref{a-eq}) to Eq.(\ref{H2-eq}), $\frac{a}{H^{2}}$, which is a monotonically decreasing function
of $x$, we can find a single solution $x_{exp}$ which satisfies the experimental ratio $(a/H^{2})_{exp}$ numerically.
If we use the experimental value (\ref{ratio-exp}), then we find the corresponding solution $x_{exp}=0.476$. For this
$x_{exp}$, the cosmological equations (\ref{H2-eq},\ref{a-eq}) do not approximate to the Friedmann equations because
the higher $x$ terms are not negligible. This $x_{exp}=0.476$ determines the matter density $\rho_{m}$, the dark energy
density $\rho_{\Lambda}$, the jerk parameter $j$, the critical density $\rho_{c}$ at present, respectively, as
\begin{eqnarray}
\rho_{m}=0.476\alpha, \quad \rho_{\Lambda}=0.131\alpha, \quad j= 0.47, \quad \rho_{c} \equiv 3\Phi^{2}H^{2} =
\frac{3}{8\pi G}H^{2} =0.33\alpha  \label{fit-exp1}.
\end{eqnarray}
Thus, the ratio of the dark energy density to the matter density in the present universe is $\rho_{\Lambda}/\rho_{m}
\cong 1/4$, which is quite smaller than the value $\rho_{\Lambda}/\rho_{m} \cong 7/3$ determined by the Friedmann
equations based on the same data (\ref{ratio-exp}). The jerk parameter $j=0.47$ predicted by this model is quite
definite as General Relative predicts $j=1$.

Because only about $4\%$ of the critical density $\rho_{c} = (\frac{3}{8\pi G}H^{2})_{exp}$ is the ordinary baryonic
matter \cite{LCDM}, the baryonic matter density is estimated as $\rho_{baryon} \simeq 0.013 \alpha$. Thus, the dark
matter density is $\rho_{DM} \simeq 0.463\alpha$, which dominates all matter density $\rho_{m}$ as
$\rho_{DM}/\rho_{m}=0.97$ in this model.

From the difference between the infinite future and the current total dark energy densities, we can estimate the
increase of gravity scalar field $\Phi_{\infty}^{2} \simeq 1.27\Phi^{2}_{now}$ and the corresponding decrease of
gravitational constant $G_{N\infty} \simeq 0.79 G_{N,now}$ in the infinite future, restoring to the gravitational
constant in the radiation dominated early universe.

\section{Conclusions}

We have proposed the conformally coupled gravity with the uniquely determined cosmic potential, which describes a
system of having the emergent conformal symmetry. We have found that the dark energy density is regulated to the order
of the conformal anomaly parameter. The logarithmic cosmic potential might be an effective way to describe the
conformal anomaly which is generated by quantum effects in the matter Lagrangian. The conformal anomaly parameter
$\alpha$ introduced in the cosmic potential may provide a new fundamental length scale of gravity instead of the
Newton's constant as $\alpha \sim (10^{-3}eV)^{4} \sim (0.1mm)^{4}$, which is an order of the matter density in our
present universe. The smallness of the conformal parameter $\alpha$ would ensure that the local gravity in a solar
system scale is not affected by the presence of the cosmic potential.

In the matter dominated late time universe, we have a set of exact cosmological equations which deviate from the
Friedmann equations significantly. However, in the radiation dominated early universe, we regain the Friedmann
equations of General Relativity having a constant gravity scalar field. Thus, the conformally coupled gravity with the
logarithmic cosmic potential is a minimal extension of General Relativity to implement the dark energy regulation
mechanism, replacing the dimensionful Newton's constant with the gravity scalar field.

Based on the recent observational cosmic expansion data for $(a/H^{2})_{exp}$, we have found that the dark energy
density is about 1/4 of the matter density in the present universe, which is quite smaller than the value $7/3$
determined by the Friedmann equations. As a characteristic prediction of this model, the jerk parameter at present has
a quite definite value $j=0.47$ as General Relativity predicts $j=1$.

Since the regulation mechanism of the dark energy, through the emergent conformal symmetry in the conformally coupled
gravity with the unique cosmic potential, may resolve the puzzles for the dark energy, we hope that the jerk parameter
$j$ will be measured precisely to test this model in near future.

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Need A Yoga Mat Bag?
If you're looking for your first yoga mat bag, we have some suggestions!
Chances are if you're an active yogi, you have experienced the frustration of lugging around your yoga mat as it keeps trying to unroll. This can especially create frustration for yogis who practice outdoors and may have a short walk or hike to reach their favorite spot.
A yoga mat bag can help make transporting your mat much easier and a bag can also help protect your mat from dirt and damage. For example, if you walk or ride your bike to yoga class, a mat bag will act as a valuable tool to keep your mat rolled and protected. Protecting our yoga mats makes a lot of sense, after all, it's no secret that a nice mat isn't cheap.
Below you will find some of our favorite yoga mat bags. These bags offer a variety of benefits and come in a wide range of styles, fabrics and colors. It's safe to say that you should be able to find a bag to suit your routine and yoga mat.
Of course, Manduka is widely known for their high-quality yoga accessories including yoga mats, blocks, clothing, and yoga mat bags.
The Go Steady 3.0 yoga mat bag is their top of the line carrier with a price of $68.00 on the Manduka web site. In typical Manduka fashion, this yoga mat bag is well made, attractive, and smartly designed. The bag is complete with separate compartments to help keep your items organized and safe. Other features include weather resistant fabric, eyelets for ventilation, and a shoulder strap.
The bag is large enough at 29" X 7" X 6.75" to hold most any yoga mat along with other items. This bag is only available in color black, so you won't have a variety of colors to choose from with this item and it can only be spot cleaned.
The Go Steady 3.0 is on the pricier side but will likely prove worth the investment. Manduka also offers a less expensive version called The Go Lite 3.0 Carrier.
The Yoga Sak may be the most talked about and most reviewed yoga mat bag on the market.
Truthfully, The Yoga Sak is much more that just a yoga mat carrier. This bag is designed in the style of a backpack that also acts as a yoga mat bag. Needless to say, this bag offers plenty of extra space for your items, this space would be especially helpful if your yoga practice was apart of a daily hike or longer walk.
The bag opens to lie flat with the yoga mat placed and strapped into the middle compartment. The left and right sides of the bag have smaller pouches and pockets to hold smaller items. The Yoga Sak features two adjustable shoulder straps making it a good fit for most any size yogi.
The Yoga Sak comes in a variety of colors and is priced at $49.95 with a money back guarantee. The company also offers a Yoga Sak Lite version and a Wet version at lower prices.
If you're a fan of color, the Hugger Mugger Batik Bag will likely do the trick!
These bags are full of color with tie-dye inspired prints that will get your attention. The Batik bags are handmade, and hand dyed in India. Because the bags are handmade, each bag will be slightly different and unique.
This yoga carrier is primarily designed to just transport a yoga mat, but the bag does offer an outer pocket and zippered inner pocket for other items. Other features include one adjustable shoulder strap and a full-length zipper to enclose your mat. The bag is 30" x 7" X 7" and made with eco-friendly cotton that should be spot cleaned only. Fortunately, this bag is available in a variety of vibrant tie-dye patterns and colors.
If you're a fan of chakras, then this simple and inexpensive yoga mat bag from Gaiam might just do the trick!
The Gaiam Chakra Bag will allow you to take it easy on the wallet but get a simple bag to get the job done. Obviously, the coolest aspect of this mat bag is the embroidered chakra symbols on the bag. All seven chakras are represented with a different color on this black bag.
Features of the bag include an adjustable shoulder strap and an exterior zippered pocket to store other items. The bag is 24" long so it should carry most yoga mats without issue, it's also made of 100% cotton and only available in Black.
The Aurorae Yoga Mat Tote is a well rounded and large bag that could be used on the way to yoga class or to carry all your needed items as you head to the beach.
Many may consider this bag to be a bit oversized, but that's it's beauty. At 30.5 inches wide and 11.5 inches high, this bag is large enough to handle your yoga mat and numerous other items. There's an internal and external zippered pocket, plus a special pocket designed to hold your mobile phone.
This bag is available in a variety of colors and designs, includes two shoulder straps and the bag is held closed with magnetic snap closures that make it easy to get inside.
The Aurorae "Mak Sak" is another popular large yoga mat bag that can also double as a backpack for a variety of other outings.
This bag is available in a cool denim washed style or you can select one of five different colors in a heavy-duty polyester. The Mat Sak is 28 inches long and 8.3 inches in diameter, so it's large enough for plenty of valuables. For example, all your valuables can be kept in one of either a large Velcro flap pocket, an outer mobile device pocket or secure zippered pocket.
This bag is closed using a neat drawstring enclosure that makes it quick and easy to access your items. A single shoulder strap is featured for carrying the bag. Every Mat Sak is machine washable and features the embroidered Aurorae logo.
This bag is simple, effective and cost friendly!
The Wai Lana Sports Mesh Tote is a durable and lightweight bag that will aid in transporting and protecting your expensive yoga mats. This bag features a mesh fabric that will allow your mat and bag to air out and stay fresh to reduce odors.
The Mesh Tote is available in two sizes, large and regular. Both sizes are 27 inches in length, the regular size is 4.5 inches wide and the large size is 6 inches in width.
Well, that's a quick look at a few yoga mat bags to consider!
It's safe to say that no matter what bag you decide on, your yoga mat will be better protected and easier to transport.


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Displaying 1 to 8 of 8 results for chemotherapy
Brent Petty Lab
Dr. Petty's laboratory interests focuses on antimicrobial chemotherapy, hospital-based medical practices, and internal medicine collaboration with ophthalmologic clinical trials.
Research Areas: cancer therapies, chemotherapy, patient-centered health care, hospital-based medical practices, cancer, internal medicine
Brent Petty, M.D.
Constance Monitto Lab
The Constance Monitto Lab conducts clinical research on pediatric pain management as well as basic science studies on chemotherapy resistance. In our pediatric pain management research, we work to assess the impact of low-dose opioid antagonism on opioid-related side effects, such as nausea and vomiting. We also analyze data on current methods of pediatric pain management in the United States. In addition, our team uses basic science studies to assess the success of epigenetic gene regulation on the development of resistance to chemotherapeutic agents in cancer.
Research Areas: chemotherapy, opioids, epigenetics, gene regulation, pain, pediatrics
Constance Monitto, M.D.
Eric Nuermberger Lab
Research in the Eric Nuermberger Lab focuses primarily on experimental chemotherapy for tuberculosis. We use proven murine models of active and latent tuberculosis infection to assess the effectiveness of novel antimicrobials. A key goal is to identify new agents to combine with existing drugs to shorten tuberculosis therapy or enable less frequent drug administration. We're also using a flow-controlled in vitro pharmacodynamic system to better understand the pharmacodynamics of drug efficacy and the selection of drug-resistant mutants during exposure to current agents.
Research Areas: pharmacodynamics, chemotherapy, infectious disease, antimicrobials, drugs, antibiotics, Streptococcus pneumoniae, pneumonia, tuberculosis
Eric Nuermberger, M.D.
Nicole Schmitt Lab
The Nicole Schmitt lab focuses on the mechanisms by which platinum-based chemotherapy works for head and neck squamous cell carcinoma. Current interests include immune and inflammatory mechanisms of cisplatin, and how these mechanisms are altered by the addition of radiotherapy and/or immunotherapy. Preclinical work is underway to help determine the best way to combine standard platinum-based chemoradiation therapy with immunotherapies and targeted therapies in clinical trials.
Research Areas: radiotherapy, platinum-based chemotherapy, cisplatin, immunotherapy, Squamous cell carcinoma
Nicole Schmitt, M.D.
Ronen Shechter Lab
The Ronen Shechter Lab is currently investigating a novel treatment for nerve pain induced by chemotherapy. Our previous research has involved studying the role and mechanism of peripheral opioids as well as the use of dorsal column stimulation to treat pain resulting from a condition affecting the nervous system.
Research Areas: chemotherapy, pain management, nerve pain
Ronen Shechter, M.D.
Saraswati Sukumar Lab
Our lab is focused on using comprehensive gene expression, methylation and sequencing and metabolomics analysis to identify alterations in breast cancer, and exploiting these for early detection and therapy. Among deferentially expressed genes, our lab has focused on the HOX genes. HOX genes are intimately involved in the development of resistance to both chemotherapy and to agents targeting the estrogen receptor. Our work explores the alternate pathways that are activated by HOX proteins leading to this resistance and novel treatments to overcome resistance in both tissue culture and xenograft models. In addition, epigenetically silenced genes and a metabolic reprogramming in tumors also trigger novel early detection and therapeutic strategies. We are testing the utility of differentiation therapy through reactivating RAR-beta in breast cancer using histone deacetylase inhibitors with great success. Also, we are targeting enzymes involved in gluconeogenesis and glycolysis with small ...molecule FDA-approved antimetabolites to achieve antitumor effects. view more
Research Areas: breast cancer, genetics
Saraswati Sukumar, Ph.D.
Stivers Lab
The Stivers Lab is broadly interested in the biology of the RNA base uracil when it is present in DNA. Our work involves structural and biophysical studies of uracil recognition by DNA repair enzymes, the central role of uracil in adapative and innate immunity, and the function of uracil in antifolate and fluoropyrimidine chemotherapy. We use a wide breadth of structural, chemical, genetic and biophysical approaches that provide a fundamental understanding of molecular function. Our long-range goal is to use this understanding to design novel small molecules that alter biological pathways within a cellular environment. One approach we are developing is the high-throughput synthesis and screening of small molecule libraries directed at important targets in cancer and HIV-1 pathogenesis.
Research Areas: biophysics, enzymes, cell biology, uracil, cancer, HIV, DNA, RNA
James Stivers, Ph.D.
Theresa Shapiro Laboratory
The Theresa Shapiro Laboratory studies antiparasitic chemotherapy. On a molecular basis, we are interested in understanding the mechanism of action for existing antiparasitic agents, and in identifying vulnerable metabolic targets for much-needed, new, antiparasitic chemotherapy. Clinically, our studies are directed toward an evaluation, in humans, of the efficacy, pharmacokinetics, metabolism and safety of experimental antiparasitic drugs.
Research Areas: sleeping sickness, infectious disease, drugs, malaria, pharmacology, antiparasitic chemotherapy, molecular biology
Theresa Shapiro, M.D., Ph.D.


Majengo Kids & Youth technology School exists to help and educate children and young people in Moshi Rural Tanzania. We work by running a kindergarten technology school( learning through ICT) , sponsoring kids education, and running a youth computers for education,learning,accessing information and self employment We do this through sponsors, donations and by running Moshi Institute of technology.
Please spend a few minutes looking around our web site and see more information on what we do.
We expect to start the computer classes (Kids Learning Through ICT )soon as our computer class is ready finished ready for having computers.


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Q: How can I pass the output of a powershell get command to a variable and return output without @{output} code as follows
$rgName = "my-rg"
$nameprefix = "vmtest"
##(following statement creates storage account with nameprefix followed by randomly generated string)
New-AzureRmResourceGroupDeployment -ResourceGroupName $rgName -TemplateFile "C:\YourpathtoTemplates\Template.json" -storageNamePrefix $nameprefix -storageSKU Standard_LRS

##Here is the problem statement
$tsaname = Get-AzureRmStorageAccount -ResourceGroupName $rgname | select
StorageAccountName | Where-Object {$_.StorageAccountName -like
"$nameprefix*"}

I need to pass the value of $tsaname into another command but instead its picking up @{StorageAccountName=vmtest4rncl5tyt798} which results in an error
Our current workaround is to instead pass the value by using split
$tsaname1 = ($tsaname -split "(?=$nameprefix)"|  Select -last 1).Trim("}")

which returns the desired value vmtest4rncl5tyt798
Is there a better way?
Used following statements to help troubleshoot
write-output = $tsaname
write-host $tsaname
write-host $tsaname1

A: You need to expand the property StorageAccountName:
$tsaname = Get-AzureRmStorageAccount -ResourceGroupName $rgname `
| Where-Object -Property StorageAccountName -like -Value "$nameprefix*" `
| Select-Object -ExpandProperty StorageAccountName

This will return a String instead of an object with properties.
Alternatively you could also just use $tsaname.StorageAccountName

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package br.cin.ufpe.evaluationManager.example;

import br.cin.ufpe.evaluationManager.client.ManagerClient;
import br.cin.ufpe.evaluationManager.model.EvaluationConf;
import br.cin.ufpe.evaluationManager.service.TranslatorService;
import java.util.Properties;

/**
 *
 * @author avld
 */
public class TranslatorImpl implements TranslatorService
{
    private ManagerClient client;

    public TranslatorImpl() throws Exception
    {
        System.out.println( "[TRANSLATOR] Started." );

        client = new ManagerClient( this );
        client.conect( "127.0.0.1" , 6789 );
    }

    @Override
    public void application( EvaluationConf conf )
    {
        System.out.println( "[TRANSLATOR] translate a application." );

        try
        {
            Thread.sleep( 1000 );
        }
        catch ( InterruptedException ex )
        {
            // do nothing
        }

        Properties p = new Properties();
        p.setProperty( "evaluate_id" , conf.getEvaluateId() + ""              );
        p.setProperty( "code"        , EvaluationConf.CODE_MODELLDED_APP + "" );

        client.modelled( p );
    }

    @Override
    public void network( EvaluationConf conf )
    {
        System.out.println( "[TRANSLATOR] translate a network." );

        try
        {
            Thread.sleep( 1000 );
        }
        catch ( InterruptedException ex )
        {
            // do nothing
        }

        Properties p = new Properties();
        p.setProperty( "evaluate_id" , conf.getEvaluateId() + ""              );
        p.setProperty( "code"        , EvaluationConf.CODE_MODELLDED_NET + "" );

        client.modelled( p );
    }

}

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Marinated and grilled chicken breast topped with mozzarella cheese, fresh tomato basil bruschetta and finished with a drizzle of tangy balsamic glaze. Served Lemon Parmesan Orzo pasta garnished with peas. Includes classic caesar salad, basket of tropical chips and dessert basket with cookies and brownies.
A combination of fluffy cheddar cheese filled omelets and western style omelets stuffed with a classic blend of ham, bell peppers, onions and cheese. Served with oven roasted breakfast potatoes. Top with side options of salsa, shredded cheese and sour cream. Includes basket of assorted sweet breads, tropical fruit salad and orange juice.
Fried rice with scallions, ham, egg and generous portions of chicken and shrimp. Topped with crisp bean sprouts. Includes a chopped salad with sesame ginger dressing, Basket of Tropical Chips and Dessert basket with cookies and brownies.
Lightly seasoned chicken breast coated with romano and parmesan cheese crumbs. Served with creamy mashed potatoes and gravy, artichoke salad, basket of assorted rolls with butter, and a dessert platter with cookies & brownies.
Tender pieces of flavorful fire grilled chicken simmering in light but tasty bourbon glaze. Served with white confetti rice, artichoke salad, basket of tropical chips and dessert basket filled with cookies and brownies.
Tender pieces of flavorful fire grilled steak simmering in a light but tasty bourbon glaze. Served with white confetti rice, artichoke salad, basket of tropical chips and dessert basket filled with cookies and brownies.
Baked potatoes served with your choice of chopped chipotle chicken OR hearty beef chili. Top with butter, sour cream, scallions, cheese and salsa.
A kicked up gourmet version of wonderful rich cheesy pasta baked in the oven with sliced chicken and toasted breadcrumbs. Served with artichoke salad, basket of tropical chips and dessert basket filled with cookies and brownies.
Seasoned meatballs simmering in a cream sauce. Served with soft egg noodles, artichoke salad, basket of tropical chips and dessert basket filled with cookies and brownies.
Homemade meatloaf topped with a sweet and tangy glaze. Served with mashed potatoes and gravy, artichoke salad, basket of tropical chips and dessert basket filled with cookies and brownies.
Marinated and breaded chicken pieces fried until golden and crisp. Served with mashed potatoes & gravy, coleslaw (no field greens salad included), tropical chips, dessert basket filled with cookies & brownies.
Sauteed strips of beef and mushrooms, slow cooked in a creamy sauce and served with soft egg noodles, artichoke salad, basket of tropical chips and dessert basket filled with cookies and brownies.
Oven roasted breast of turkey sliced into medallions served hot with sautéed mushrooms, caramelized onions and melted Swiss cheese. Served with garlic mashed potatoes & gravy, artichoke salad, assorted dinner rolls with butter, and dessert basket filled with cookies and brownies.
Tender seasoned beef pot roast - fire grilled over an open flame creating that delicious (char-grill) flavor, topped with saute onions and mushrooms. Served with roasted potatoes, artichoke salad, basket of tropical chips and dessert basket filled with cookies and brownies.
A delicious fork tender beef pot roast simmering with carrots, celery and gravy. Served with white rice garnished with peas, artichokes salad, basket of our handmade tropical chips, and a dessert platter with cookies & brownies.
Italian meatballs simmering in a light crushed tomato marinara sauce. Served with freshly baked bread & mozzarella cheese, Caesar salad, basket of tropical chips and dessert basket filled with cookies and brownies.
A citrus glazed breast of chicken marinated, slow roasted & seared (over an open flame). Served with confetti rice and garnished with roasted vegetables, tropical chips, mandarin orange salad and dessert platter with cookies & brownies.
Thinly sliced beef sautéed with vegetables and scallions simmering in an Oriental sauce. Served with white confetti rice, tropical chips, mandarin orange salad and dessert platter with cookies & brownies.
Our fire-roasted chicken breast pieces & chicken leg quarters glazed with sweet Teriyaki and garnished with red and green bell peppers and scallions. Served with white confetti rice, tropical chips, mandarin orange salad and dessert platter with cookies & brownies.
Our slow cooked marinated steak glazed with sweet Teriyaki and garnished with red and green bell peppers and scallions. Served with white confetti rice, tropical chips, mandarin orange salad and dessert platter with cookies & brownies.
Our fire-roasted chicken breast pieces & our slow cooked marinated steak glazed with sweet Teriyaki and garnished with red and green bell peppers and scallions. Served with white confetti rice, tropical chips, mandarin orange salad and dessert platter with cookies & brownies.
Pulled Breast of Chicken and Yellow Rice casserole A LA Chorrera. Served with artichoke salad, tropical chips, and dessert basket filled with cookies and brownies.
Oven roasted pork served with rice and beans (congri), artichoke salad, tropical chips and dessert basket filled with cookies and brownies.
Seasoned shredded beef served with white rice, artichoke salad, tropical chips, and dessert basket filled with cookies and brownies.
A mix of whole roasted chicken leg quarters and boneless breasts, deliciously fire roasted with mild citrus seasoning. Served with rice and beans congri, artichoke salad, tropical chips, and dessert basket filled with cookies and brownies.
Delicious tender roasted steak sliced thin (cooked medium well) and covered with lots of seasoned onions and roasted shallots. Served with white rice, black beans, artichoke salad, tropical chips, and dessert basket filled with cookies and brownies.
Marinated flank steak & boneless breast of chicken sliced thin with sautéed peppers and onions. Served with flour tortillas, sour cream, lettuce, shredded cheese and salsa.
Marinated flank steak & boneless breast of chicken sliced thin with sautéed peppers and onions. Served with flour tortillas, sour cream, lettuce, shredded cheese and salsa. Also served with Mexican rice and refried beans. (No Salad included).
Our special recipe of marinated herbs, juices and chipotle peppers added to our original roasted breast of chicken. The chicken is sliced and topped lightly with a black bean pico de gallo and served with our Mexican fiesta rice, artichoke salad, tropical chips, and dessert basket filled with cookies and brownies.
A taco fiesta with seasoned beef and chipotle flavored chopped chicken. Includes crispy hard and soft taco tortillas, toppings bar, artichoke salad, tropical chips, and dessert basket filled with cookies and brownies.
Chicken lasagna freshly baked in a light creamy sauce. Served with Caesar salad, assorted rolls with butter, and basket filled with cookies & brownies.
A baked Spaghetti pasta casserole with a secret blend of tomato, onion, sweet pepper, cheese, a little cream, seasoned ground beef and bacon. Served with Caesar salad, dinner rolls with butte, and dessert basket filled with cookies & brownies.
Manicotti shells stuffed with Ricotta, Romano, Parmesan and mozzarella cheeses, topped with basil marinara sauce and shredded mozzarella cheese. Served with Caesar salad, assorted rolls with butter, and basket filled with cookies & brownies.
Boneless breast of chicken pan roasted in Marsala mushroom sauce. Served with wild rice pilaf garnished with mushrooms, pecans and sun-dried tomatoes. Served with Caesar salad, dinner rolls with butter, and dessert basket filled with cookies & brownies.
Marinated and grilled to perfection Mahi Mahi filets. Served with white confetti rice and grilled vegetables, artichoke salad, tropical chips, and dessert basket filled with cookies and brownies.
Fresh marinated and grilled to perfection Salmon filets. Served with white confetti rice and grilled vegetables, artichoke salad, tropical chips, and dessert basket filled with cookies and brownies.
Everyone's favorite pasta treat, served with a light lemon scampi sauce full of flavor topped with fresh Italian flat leaf parsley and large gulf shrimp. Served with Caesar salad, dinner rolls with butter, and dessert basket filled with cookies and brownies.
A Caribbean style mix of whole roasted chicken leg quarters and boneless breasts, flame kissed with a citrus mojo seasoning. Served with skin-on garlic mashed potatoes and garnished with baby carrots, artichoke salad, tropical chips, and dessert basket filled with cookies and brownies.
A Caribbean style mix of whole roasted chicken leg quarters and boneless breasts, flame kissed with a citrus mojo seasoning. Served with rice and beans congri and fried plantains, artichoke salad, tropical chips, and dessert basket filled with cookies & brownies.
Kansas City BBQ Sirloin and big boneless breasts of chicken perfectly seasoned, roasted, sliced and glazed with a (Kansas style) BBQ sauce. Served with colorful mixed vegetables, summer fields greens salad, tropical chips, and dessert basket filled with cookies & brownies.
Kansas City style large chicken leg quarters and breast pieces combined with pork ribs perfectly seasoned, slow roasted and glazed with a (Kansas style) BBQ sauce. Served with roasted red potatoes, coleslaw, tropical chips, and dessert basket filled with cookies & brownies.
A combo basket of three delicious wrap sandwiches: Curry Chicken Salad Wrap, Turkey Bacon Club and Ham and Cheese with condiments on the side. Served with marinated cucumber salad, tropical chips, and dessert basket filled with cookies & brownies.
A variety of authentic Focaccia bread sandwiches. Includes three different types: seasoned grilled chicken, white albacore tuna salad and Italian ham with salami & cheese. Served with fruit salad, tropical chips, and dessert basket filled with cookies & brownies.
Fluffy Croissant sandwiches include albacore tuna salad, white meat chicken salad and ham and Swiss cheese garnished with lettuce and tomatoes. Served with fruit salad, tropical chips, and dessert basket filled with cookies & brownies.
Assorted subs sandwiches: wheat and white sub rolls piled high with Turkey, Roast beef & cheese, sliced grilled chicken and Italian ham. Served with fruit salad, tropical chips, and dessert basket filled with cookies & brownies.
Assorted pita and soft flat breads piled high with our delicious chicken curry salad, albacore tuna, southwestern steak with roasted corn and tomato, and Caprese salad. Served with fruit salad, tropical chips, and dessert basket filled with cookies & brownies.
Basket filled with un-pressed Cuban sandwiches served with marinated cucumber, tomato & sweet pepper salad (or fruit salad), tropical chips, and dessert basket filled with cookies & brownies.
All box lunches include a deli-style sandwich, fruit salad, bag of potato chips, and a large cookie, plus condiments.
Chopped field greens, strips of ham & turkey, hard boiled eggs, vine-ripened tomato, cucumbers, croutons and shredded cheese served with honey mustard and ranch dressings, fruit salad, tropical chips, and dessert basket filled with cookies & brownies.
Our creamy, satisfying soup is a blend of cheddar cheese and whole broccoli florets.
Our classic soup features a rich chicken broth with thick egg noodles, tender pieces of chicken, carrots and celery.
Creamy tomato bisque made from pureed vine ripened tomatoes and heavy cream with onions, finished with basil.
A delicious blend of tender beef, satisfying barley loads of vegetables including carrots, potatoes, tomatoes, green beans and onions. All in a flavorful beef stock.
Baskets filled with freshly baked assorted pastries such as bagels, muffins, danish, sweet breads, cinnamon buns, croissants, butter, cream cheese & preserves. Served with fresh fruit salad and our complete gourmet coffee service and orange juice.
Lightly browned Belgian waffles, served with strawberries, toasted sweet pecans, maple syrup, continental breakfast basket, fresh fruit salad and orange juice.
Warm English muffin stuffed with Canadian bacon, egg & cheese served with breakfast potatoes, fresh fruit salad and Florida orange juice.
Flakey buttermilk biscuit stuffed with sausage, egg & cheese served with breakfast potatoes, fresh fruit salad and Florida orange juice.
Creamy Sausage gravy and freshly baked biscuits brought to you in a heated chafing dish. Served with our mini muffins, fruit Danish butter, jellies, fresh cut fruit and Tropicana orange juice.
Our homemade breakfast casserole baked to perfection with vegetables and cheese. Served with an assortment of freshly baked pastries with butter, light cream cheese, jellies, fresh cut fruit and Tropicana orange juice.
Our homemade breakfast casserole baked to perfection with ham and cheese. Served with an assortment of freshly baked pastries with butter, light cream cheese, jellies, fresh cut fruit and Tropicana orange juice.
Our homemade breakfast casserole baked to perfection with sausage with cheddar jack cheese. Served with an assortment of freshly baked pastries with butter, light cream cheese, jellies, fresh cut fruit and Tropicana orange juice.
Scrambled eggs with breakfast potatoes and a choice of ground mild Italian sausage or diced ham. Top with side options of diced bell peppers, cheese, scallions & salsa. served with apple cinnamon coffee cake, fruit salad and orange juice.
Bold new taste from the Southwest. Tasty egg scrambles rolled up into soft flour tortillas layered in a heated chaffer and topped with fresh chopped tomato, sweet bell peppers, cilantro and a blend of soft cheeses. Served with Hickory smoked bacon, coffee cake, fruit salad, and orange juice.
Delicious and hearty chili, made with beans and fresh vegetables. Served with white rice, artichoke salad, tropical chips, and fruit salad.
Tender and delicious beefless tips simmering in a soy and ginger sauce. Served with white confetti rice, artichoke salad, tropical chips, and fruit salad.
Grilled tofu steaks, coated in our pesto sauce and served with grilled vegetables.
Tender tofu cubes and a blend of oriental vegetables slow cooked in an Oriental sauce. Served with artichoke salad, tropical chips, and fruit salad.
Flavorful mix of tofu delicately seasoned with a light teriyaki sauce infused with soy, fresh ginger and garlic. Served with white rice and vegetables, garden salad, tropical chips, and fruit salad.
Our authentic sweet & sour glazed over tender pieces of tofu, offered with baby carrots, pineapple and bell peppers. Served with white confetti rice, artichoke salad, tropical chips, and fruit salad.
Extra firm tofu baked in a sweet Thai chili sauce and served with white confetti rice, artichoke salad, tropical chips, and fruit salad.
Marinated tofu sliced and sauteed with green and red peppers and onions. Served with warm flour tortillas, shredded lettuce, salsa, garden salad, tropical chips, and fruit salad.
Tart and tangy southern style sweet lemonade. Ice and cups included.
Freshly cut melons, pineapple, and strawberries ready to dip in heated dark Chocolate. Served with a platter of mini cookies, wafers and your choice of beverage package.
Freshly baked mini fruit filled pasteles and Café con Leche with cups and sugar.
Scrambled egg whites served with sweet peppers, red onion and shredded cheeses.
Four simple selections that everyone likes: Combo cheese and fruit platter, Finger roll sandwiches, Chicken quesadilla's and Spanish empanadas.
Create a tasty selection from the east: Delicious Asian chicken platter, Chilled shrimp platter, Combo cheese and fruit platter, Vegetable eggrolls and Sesame meatballs.
An elegant but simple selection: Combo cheese and fruit platter, Artichoke and spinach dip, Chilled shrimp platter, Asian chicken platter and Assorted mini quiches.
Four wonderful snacks for a kid's world: Crispy crunchy vegetable sticks, Platter of peanut butter and jelly un-crustable sandwiches, Breaded chicken fingers and Franks in a blanket.
More of a meal than snacks: Crispy crunchy vegetable sticks, Franks in a blanket, Breaded chicken fingers and Plain pasta with meatballs.
A selection of vanilla and strawberry yogurt accompanied with bowls of fresh pineapple, strawberries, blueberries and granola. A basket of freshly baked assorted pastries , butter, cream cheese and preserves. Served with oatmeal and Florida orange juice.


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New from Down & Out Books: Tin City by David Housewright
Lance Wright Uncategorized June 17, 2019 June 17, 2019
TIN CITY by David Housewright
A McKenzie Novel, 2nd in series
Buy the trade paperback from the Down & Out Bookstore or from the following retailers …
Print: Amazon — Amazon UK — Barnes & Noble — IndieBound
Synopsis … Mac McKenzie is rich. So rich that he's left his job as a Twin Cities police officer and spends his time doing favors large and small for friends. So when an old Marine buddy of his father's calls with a request Mac takes the time to help him out. And it is one of the stranger favors he's ever been asked: the elderly Mr. Mosley, a beekeeper, wants Mac to find out why his bees are suddenly dying in droves.
Mac does some digging and before long turns up a hornet's nest of trouble in the person of Frank Crosetti, a new neighbor on the property abutting Mosley's bees. What started out as an innocent investigation into some unregulated pesticide quickly turns lethal. Crosetti sticks around long enough to make some very specific threats, then disappears into the wind leaving behind a vicious rape, a lifeless body, and a very angry McKenzie bursting for someone to blame.
With only the faintest of trails to follow and a suspicious group of federal agents gunning for him, Mac dives underground, taking only a stash of cash and a small arsenal with him on his undercover mission. Before long Mac's deep in the forgotten corners of Minneapolis sniffing for any sign of Crosetti, unable to rest until he gets results.
Praise for TIN CITY:
"Channeling Raymond Chandler with tongue-in-cheek humor, Housewright delivers plenty of action, a pinch of romance and more than a few surprises." —Publisher's Weekly
"This is a novel about going after the right guy for the wrong reasons, and the wrong guy for the right reasons. It's got twists and double-crosses, exciting car chases and gun battles, leavened by plenty of laughs —a noirish novel with emphasis on the ish." —Boston Globe
"Housewright hits his stride in this second outing for good-hearted Minnesota tough guy Rushmore McKenzie… The smooth, straightforward action comes off without a hitch, lightly seasoned with a dash of introspection from a wry, self-assured hero who is a true pal to those in need and who charms ladies and librarians alike… This series may be seriously habit-forming. It's also a welcome selection for libraries where Robert Parker is popular, which is to say everywhere." —Booklist
"Some lovely cadenced writing… along with smart narrative moves and bits of unfocused excess. Housewright is at his best when he stays closest to home. It's clear he's a Minnesotan in his bones, so his depiction of everything from beekeeping to the byways of Hilltop embeds us in a location where quiet indiscretions and desires highlight daily life… The author thickens the broth with big-city crime (New York City gang wars), national issues (terrorism and a frenzied FBI agent) and more than a showoff's worth of country-western music name-dropping. The result is an amiable and appealing novel…" —Washington Post
"Tin City is a nicely crafted combination of procedural and character-driven crime story… It's fun for readers to share McKenzie's travels." —St. Paul Pioneer Press
"Housewright is one of a crop of Minnesota crime writers whose new books draw on the state's personality quirks and beloved landmarks to flavor spine-tingling prose. Readers beware: It's not all snow cones and mini-doughnuts. Even as you smile with familiarity, you'll be looking over your shoulder… Mac is a likable protagonist. He's normal in a refreshing way that is rare among today's angst-ridden heroes. Wistful about the past but not haunted by it, he's gentle, humorous and a little vague about where his life is heading. He's the kind of guy his married friends worry about, and yet he's more than equal to the task when things get rough. He should wear well as this series continues." —Minneapolis Star Tribune
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Start of December means one thing, you need to remind yourself how long you've got until you need to do all your shopping the day before Christmas. To make the lead up to Christmas even better with alcoholic advent calendars. These are three of the best we could find.
Gin lovers rejoice, lying behind each of these 24 windows is a different 3cl sample of artisan gin. Gin foundry of put this together are also rolling out information on each of the days going into detail about the sample you've just opened and tried. You can find these updates here www.ginfoundry.com.
Here we an advent calendar more for someone who embraces the warmth of malt whiskey during winter. Very similar to the Ginvent calendar this one also has 24 windows all with a different 3cl sample of malt whisky for you to try.


Earlier this year, TV presenter Ranvir Singh moved from North West Tonight to London's Daybreak studios and now co-presents the 6 o'clock newshour with Matt Barbet.
How are you coping with the early starts?
I'm used to the odd hours because I've done a lot of early shows in the past. And I've got a small baby, so it all fits in beautifully.
Well, I've been told you can put on an awful lot of weight doing a breakfast show because you're tired, you're vulnerable, the pastries are there and the temptation to reach for them is huge!
You're usually behind a desk on Daybreak – are you a flat shoe or heels person?
[laughs] I wear beautiful shoes! I've got leopard print heels, some with metallic toe caps, but they only get seen for ten seconds at the start of the show at 6am. I want a 'shoe cam' on Daybreak – let's start a campaign! I could be wearing hiking boots behind the desk and nobody would know.
You became a mum during the summer, just as you got the job on Daybreak – you must have been busy.
Yes, I also moved to London from the north. All it requires is an exceptional level of organisation. The house is a tip but it doesn't matter. I make lists in my mind. Then my mind goes blank and I wish I'd written things down.
How are you getting on with Aled?
He's lovely. The other day he told me, 'I love your northern accent.' I felt like Hilda Ogden! Maybe next time I should come on with rollers in my hair and a yard brush and sweep the studio.
Is our Richard Arnold keeping you amused backstage?
[laughs] He is so quick witted – his word play is amazing.
And finally, what do you admire about Lorraine?
Lorraine, the lady herself. The thing that impresses me most about her is that when she walks into the make-up room in the morning before going on air she is exactly the same as she is on screen. She's very real, there's no act. I've watched her on the TV as a fan and I never thought I'd be working with her. She makes it look so easy.
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Chester Indoor Market is expecting to welcome the one-millionth customer sometime next week. Footfall counters were installed at the end of last year and the digits have been flying ever since.
There will be a special prize of £250 Market vouchers waiting for the lucky millionth visitor.
Councillor Brian Clarke, Cabinet Member Economic Development and Infrastructure said: "The Market has been transforming itself over the past year, it's made the top ten shortlist for the best market in the country competition as voted by shoppers and is now preparing to celebrate its one millionth visit.
"This is a fantastic achievement and things will keep getting better when the market gets its new building at the centre of the Northgate development."
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Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE It was logical and appropriate that the first air carrier to connect the Western United States to Cuba should be Alaska Airlines, given that carving out new frontiers and seeking new challenges has been the culture of the airline over its eight-plus decades.
"As we kick off our 85th anniversary year, the inauguration of Cuba service marks the latest in some fascinating twists and turns to our route network," said Joe Sprague, Alaska's senior vice president for external relations.
Indeed the Cuba service launch brought back particular memories of Alaska's far-out decision a quarter century ago to begin regular service to the Russian Far East, seizing what was then a thawing of relations between the two countries and the emergence of the Seattle area as a key player in that relationship that was beginning to verge on friendship.
Back in 1991, Seattle had already hosted the Goodwill Games competition between the U.S. and Russia, and business relations were being pursued. So Alaska launched summer service that year to Magadan, a sister city to Anchorage, and Khabarovsk, described as a European-style interior city that was the commercial and industrial hub for Russia's Far East.
The challenges of some of Alaska's early flights, eventually extending to five cities in the rugged Far East of Russia, could provide comedy-script material, but also confirmed the pioneering spirit of Alaska's people.
The inaugural flight to Magadan, 400 miles south of the Arctic Circle, turned up the fact the airport had no de-icing service. It was reported the pilot rounded up every bottle of vodka available and sprayed it on the wings with a garden hose.
And when Alaska launched service to Petropavlovsk, the largest city on the Kamchatka Peninsula, as the inaugural flight loaded with dignitaries was about to land, ground authorities told the pilot he did not have landing rights so the Alaska jet was forced to turn around and return to Anchorage.
Alaska was forced to end the service, on which the airline insisted it made money over the nearly a decade of doing business, when the Russian economy collapsed in 1998.
Vipperman recalls being on the next-to-last flight, with long-time Secretary of State Ralph Munro and some Alaska officials.
"I was personally sad to see the service to the Russian Far East end," she added.
Alaska's innovative outreach to the Russian Far East actually went back almost two decades earlier, in the early '70s, when the still young carrier began charter service to the Soviet Union's Siberia as a result of what have been described as "secret negotiations" between the airline and Soviet Authorities.
When the U.S. Department of State learned of the deal, it decided not to block the plan, indicating it didn't want to create a negative response from the Soviet Union. It might also be assumed the agency wanted to avoid a negative response from Washington State's two U.S. senators, Warren Magnuson and Henry Jackson, then among the Senate's most powerful members.
I emailed Sprague for some thoughts on the service that began in the '90s.
Sprague noted Alaska's long history of connecting communities, with the Russian Far East and now Cuba as key pieces, but also including launch of service to resort cities in Mexico, Hawaii, then points to the East Coast and Midwest.
The latest, of course, being the merger with Virgin America, which will create Alaska linkage of all the major cities on the West Coast.
"Our various moves have been good for the company, but we also like to think they have been good for the communities we serve," Sprague said.
An example of serving communities is the fact that, despite filling it planes with passengers destined for popular vacation and business destinations, the airline continues to serve a special role in the infrastructure of the state where it was born as an airline connecting remote locations.


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Saleem Pervez (September 9, 1947, Lahore, Punjab – 24 April 2013) was a Pakistani cricketer who played one ODI in 1980.

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At the Otago Global Health Institute (OGHI), we foster partnerships to help solve global health problems.
OGHI is a University of Otago Research Centre. Research Centre status is awarded to groups whose research excellence is a flagship for the University.
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Timofei Sawwitsch Morosow (; * Januar 1823 in Moskau; †  in Mischor, Ujesd Jalta) war ein russischer Unternehmer und Mäzen.

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Morosow war der jüngste Sohn des ursprünglich leibeigenen altgläubigen Textilunternehmers Sawwa Wassiljewitsch Morosow, der sich 1821 mit seinen Söhnen aus der Leibeigenschaft freigekauft hatte. So war nur der jüngste Sohn Timofei frei geboren, so dass der Vater ihn zu seinem Nachfolger bestimmt hatte.

1857 begann Morosow Grundstücke im Gouvernement Twer zu kaufen, um dort eine Manufaktur zur errichten. 1859 wurde die Twerskaja Manufaktura eröffnet. Nachdem er sich 1871 mit seinen älteren Brüdern auf die Aufteilung des väterlichen Erbes geeinigt hatte, wandelte Morosow das Familienunternehmen in das Handelshaus Sawwa Morosow Sohn und Co. um mit ihm als Hauptbesitzer. Er widmete sich vollständig dem Unternehmen und dazu der Wohltätigkeit zusammen mit seiner Frau Marija Fjodorowna geborene Simonowa.

Morosows vielfältiges Unternehmen mit Zentrum in Nikolskoje bestand aus 6 Haupt- und 9 Nebenproduktionsstätten, die er stetig modernisierte. Dazu gehörte eine eigene Eisenbahnlinie, die von der Eisenbahnlinie Moskau-Nischni Nowgorod abzweigte. Damit gelang Morosow die Massenproduktion von Textilien von der Baumwollverarbeitung bis zum Endprodukt. Damit wurde die Morosow-Manufaktur ein Vorreiter in Russland. Nach der russischen Annexion von Chiwa und Buchara gehörte Morosow zu den Ersten, die von dort unter Überwindung der Transportprobleme die Baumwolle importierten. Zusammen mit anderen initiierte Morosow die Moskauer Abteilung der Gesellschaft zur Förderung des Handels und der Industrie, die 1885 feierlich im Polytechnischen Museum eröffnet wurde.

Morosow übernahm seit 1868 öffentliche Aufgaben und nahm viele öffentlichen Ämter wahr. 1866–1876 war er Mitglied der Moskauer Stadtduma. Wiederholt wurde er in die Moskauer Abteilung des Handels- und Manufakturrats und in andere Beratungsgremien gewählt. Für die Moskauer Unternehmerschaft trat er für protektionistische Maßnahmen in der Wirtschaftspolitik ein. Er unterstützte den ersten Handels- und Industriekongress 1870, auf dem er über die Entwicklung des Baumwollanbaus in Zentralasien vortrug. Auf dem zweiten Kongress 1882 leitete er die Arbeit in zwei (von sieben) Sektionen über Handel und Post- und Telegrafieverkehr.

Morosow stand den Slawophilen nahe und unterstützte deren Zeitung Moskwa, die von Iwan Sergejewitsch Aksakow und Iwan Kondratjewitsch Babst geleitet wurde.

Zur beschleunigten Entwicklung der nationalen Industrie stiftete Morosow Auslandsstudienstipendien für Absolventen der Moskauer Technikschule, von denen er viele in sein Unternehmen aufnahm. Er war Mitglied der Gesellschaft zur Unterstützung unvermögender Studenten der Universität Moskau. Besonders bekannt wurde Morosow durch seine Förderungen des Gesundheitswesens nicht nur in Russland, sondern auch im Königreich Serbien. Er sorgte für die Eröffnung eines Krankenhauses in Belgrad. Auf seine Initiative und mit seiner Unterstützung wurde in Moskau auf dem Dewitschje Pole eine Frauenklinik eröffnet, und er förderte den Ausbau zweier psychiatrischer Kliniken in Moskau.

Als 1885 das Morosow-Unternehmen bestreikt wurde, zog sich Morosow auf seine Datsche Mischor auf der Krim bei Jalta zurück und überließ die Regelung seiner Nachlassangelegenheiten seiner Frau Marija Fjodorowna. Er wurde in Moskau auf dem Rogoschskoje-Friedhof begraben. In seinem Testament forderte Morosow seine 10 Kinder auf, 5 % ihres Erbes für besitzlose Mitmenschen auszugeben. In der Tat waren seine Kinder und seine Frau Mäzene und Philanthropen. Morosows zweitjüngster Sohn Sawwa Timofejewitsch übernahm die Manufaktur in Nikolskoje. Der jüngste Sohn Sergei Timofejewitsch organisierte und leitete das Moskauer Handwerksmuseum und heiratete nach der Emigration Olga Wassiljewna Kriwoscheina (1866–1953), die jüngste Schwester des Politikers Alexander Wassiljewitsch Kriwoschein.

Der Historiker und Kunstsammler Michail Morosow war ein Großneffe Morosows.

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 Russischer Orden der Heiligen Anna für grundlegende Arbeiten für die Gewerbe- und Kunstausstellung 1882 in Moskau

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