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Popcorn wagon, ca. 1940s. Image courtesy of Sandusky Library Archives Research Center
When most people think of popcorn the image of a movie theater lobby comes to mind. The aroma of popcorn and melted butter is ingrained in our memories. Yet Washington Park offers a new thought. The Red Popcorn Wagon of Sandusky has a permanent home here in Washington Park.
This particular wagon, identified by its serial number, was originally purchased on June 2, 1906 by Iacgele & Dinning Co., Millersburg, Ohio. It is the No. 2 Improved and the purchase price was $200.00.
The Red Wagon has been a Sandusky landmark in Washington Park and around the city since 1910 and was entered in the National Register of Historic Places by the National Park Service in 1982. The Colvin family owned and operated the Red Popcorn Wagon for many years before donating it to the City of Sandusky in 2002. John P. 'Jack' Colvin died on Aug. 19, 2017 at age 82 he was a former city commissioner.
In 2003 Sandusky city employees used a flat trailer to bring the 1905 Model D wagon back to the city from The Popcorn Museum in Marion, where the wagon underwent a year-long restoration. Before its public debut at the city's July Fourth celebration, city workers added a few finishing touches such as adding light bulbs and attaching the "red wagon" sign to the roof. "It's a piece of Sandusky history," said Vimal Kumar, president of the Old House Guild. "It's part of the heritage. It's a beautiful piece, and I think it was worth the investment." "Once it's gone, it'll never come back," he said. "So it takes a bit to keep it up, but it's worth it."
The corners of the wagon roof are cut metal. The colors are bright red and yellow. The wood wheels are on the original axles. Charles Cretors of Chicago manufactured the wagon. He was the inventor of commercial peanut roasters and corn poppers.
By 1900, Cretors introduced the Special – the first large horse drawn popcorn wagon. It was an immediate success. Three variations of this wagon were created and for the first time in 15 years, C. Cretors and Company showed a nice profit. The machines were, for the most part, still nearly custom made, holding to the Cretors tradition – meeting the specific needs of specific customers. This was also the time period that electricity was becoming the wave of the future. Charles Cretors created the first popcorn machine with an electric motor.
Today, member agencies of the United Way of Erie County sell popcorn from the cart to raise money. The groups get 80 percent of the proceeds, while 20 percent goes to an endowment to earn money for future maintenance of the wagon.
Did you know the only popping corn that the Red Popcorn Wagon uses comes from the Schlessman Seed Company, a local business?
The Red Popcorn Wagon has become a much-loved symbol of Sandusky and has been featured in many works by local artists.
Stop and enjoy the beauty of the wagon and get some popcorn!
Want to know more? Visit the Red Popcorn Wagon on Facebook.
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Flash Gordon  (2007-2008) – amerykańsko-kanadyjski serial typu science fiction nadawany przez stację Sci Fi od 10 sierpnia 2007 r. W Polsce nadawany przez stację Sci Fi Channel od 14 września 2008. Serial wyprodukowany został przez Flash Films i Reunion Pictures.

Opis fabuły
Serial został stworzony na podstawie komiksu o tym samym tytule.

Eric Johnson wciela się w rolę gwiazdy sportu - Stevena "Flasha" Gordona, który przeżywa liczne galaktyczne przygody. Tunel czasoprzestrzenny przenosi Flasha, jego dawną miłość Dale Arden (Gina Holden) oraz ekscentrycznego naukowca, doktora Hansa Zarkova (Jody Racicot), na planetę Mongo. Tam Steven szuka swojego ojca, który rzekomo zginął w płomieniach, gdy Gordon był dzieckiem. Najprawdopodobniej jednak ojciec zniknął w tunelu czasoprzestrzennym. Odnalezienie rodzica utrudnia Flashowi jego wróg, bezwzględny dyktator Ming (John Ralston).

Obsada
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 Gina Holden jako Dale Arden
 Karen Cliche jako Baylin
 Jody Racicot jako Dr. Hans Zarkov
 John Ralston jako Ming
 Anna van Hooft jako Princess Aura
 Panou jako Nick Gilmore
 Giles Panton jako Joe Wylee
 Jonathan Lloyd Walker jako Rankol
 Jill Teed jako Norah Gordon
 Carmen Moore jako Joely Lavant
 Craig Stanghetta jako Terek
 Steve Bacic jako Prince Barin
 Ty Olsson jako Prince Vultan
 Jody Thompson jako Queen Azura

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Newcross Healthcare's journey began over 20 years ago, since then we have grown to over 60 branches, innovated and developed our own tech and evolved with the times whilst never compromising on quality, now, we are one of the UK's most successful healthcare staffing providers, leading the way within our sector.
We have come far but our ambitions are big and we're very excited about what the future holds. Now it's your chance to come and join us on our journey, we are looking for enthusiastic, motivated, and ambitious individuals to join us in the newly created role of Relationship Executive.
This is a fast paced, varied role, incorporating account management, business development, recruitment, staff engagement and generally thinking on your feet!
Fully understand your client's business and ensure their ongoing needs are met.
Proactively seek new opportunities and cultivate business relationships, promoting the unique benefits that Newcross can offer.
Work with our central recruitment team to attract and recruit high quality, passionate healthcare staff, positively promoting the values and benefits of Newcross as an employer.
Ensure healthcare staff feel engaged and valued, manage their training needs and encourage and support them to develop and expand their skills and knowledge.
Proactively seek feedback, identify where we can improve and drive positive change.
3 years experience within a client focussed, target driven role.
Someone who thrives within a busy, fast paced role and can adapt to shifting priorities.
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Not afraid of the unknown, you will enjoy finding creative solutions to barriers that stand in the way of success.
Strong IT skills including a working knowledge of Microsoft office applications.
One of the UK's leading providers of temporary staffing solutions to the healthcare and homecare sector. Our goal remains to foster the highest standards of love and trust in our profession to make a positive difference to the lives of those who require care.


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Opponents of a proposed Addison County natural gas pipeline brought their concerns to Montpelier on Monday with a street protest that targeted the Shumlin Administration's support for the project.
The group says the administration has downplayed the pipeline's impact on climate change.
About 20 protesters chanted and sang, as they voiced their frustration with the Department of Public Service, which represents ratepayers in utility cases. The protesters argue the department overlooked evidence that the line will cause an increase in greenhouse gas pollution.
Avery Pittman is from Vergennes. She says the Addison County pipeline will also carry gas derived from the environmentally risky process known as hydraulic fracturing, or fracking.


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Jammu and Kashmir Bank Limited Recruitment 2020
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J&K Bank yesterday gave a warm send off to one of its top ranking officer Mohammad Maqbool Lone, who superannuated as the bank's President after serving the premiere financial institution for more than three decades in different capacities.
The bank's Chairman and Managing Director (CMD) Rajesh Kumar Chhibber along with other Presidents, Vice Presidents and senior officers of the Bank bid adieu to the decorated officer as he embarked on a new journey.
The CMD hailed Mohammad Maqbool Lone for his immense contribution towards the institution and exemplary performance throughout his service career.
"Mr Lone has always been an upright and a principled man who has served this institution in the best way possible. He has shown dedication and ingenuity throughout his career that helped the bank immensely. I wish him all the very best for a bright and healthy post-retirement life", the CMD said.
Expressing gratitude and satisfaction, Mohammad Maqbool Lone hailed the members of J&K Bank family, whom he said, havean unmatched calibreand resilience. He thanked the entire workforce and the top management of the bankfor their support and encouragement over his entire career.
"I have cherished being associated with this great institution for almost 34 years andI shall continue to remain associated with it as a member of JK Bank family", he said adding that he was taking so many wonderful friendships and fond memories of shared achievements along with him.
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Notably, bringing a wealth of his experience to the post of President, Mohammad Maqbool Lone was always considered as a prudent banker who proved his mettle in operations and controlling levels as he rose between the ranks to one of the top positions in the Bank.
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I often meet with businesses to discuss technology. And although there seems to be some connection on the use of technology for strategic purposes, it doesn't seem to change the business owners view on what "I.T." should be for their organization. I specifically say business owners, because in a number of cases the COO, or operations folks, absolutely get it. Mostly because they are directly responsible for the results and immersed in the day to day behaviors and pulse of the company. So they understand how technology directly impacts performance, confidence, engagement, and profit.
But there is still a disconnect at the very top that is reminiscent of views from decades ago. The leadership vs. I.T. mentality. And don't get me wrong, this is mostly the fault of the I.T. side not connecting to the business drivers of the organization. But regardless, it is an old view. And the reality is, this adverse relationship between I.T. and the business is disappearing in companies embracing tech. Which is why we are now seeing two different types of philosophies emerge, where some view technology as an advantage well worth the investment, and others do everything they can to minimize technology budgets. Although I can understand the origins of the later view, I struggle understanding why it still exists. Isn't technology the platform on which business is done today? I mean, are there any companies out there that are not dependent on technology to operate? And if they are dependent on technology to operate, wouldn't the ones that master the advantages of the technology be in the best position to succeed. By comparison, let's look at something like sales. Companies are definitely dependent on sales to succeed, but I doubt anyone in the world would say if we under invest in sales we'll be better off? So why is that the approach for some with regards to technology?
So what drives competitive advantage? how does a company move into a position where they have control of their industry from a product standpoint, while creating leverage over their competition? How do you make it difficult for others to win business in good times, and how to you apply pressure to the competition in bad times? Isn't that what we mean by competitive advantage? To consistently put your self in a position where you can make the very best of the opportunity regardless of competition and short term economic shifts? With this being the end result, what do businesses focus on? There are literally thousands of business strategy books, techniques, theory's, case studies, and "Best of the Best" type models to address this concept. But aren't they all the same to a certain extent. Don't they all boil down to a few important things.. People, Process, Product, and Profit? So wouldn't it make sense to do everything we can to attack those areas from all angles? Even your technology strategy?
I mean, ultimately we are just trying to accomplish a few key things in each category, and the people and tools we use help dictate our success.
Managing adherence to the processes.
All of these concepts are pretty straight forward, yet some companies execute flawlessly on them, and some struggle to move anything forward. I think that is the big difference that separates the tech investors vs. the cost cutters. Some companies are using technology to drive competitive advantage, while others are trying to address these items independently of their tech strategy. Some companies have a strategy for each bullet on this list, and a set of technology tools to help them move forward, while others are trying to manage it all through older means. And some companies have made room for technology conversations at the strategic table, while others leave I.T. out of the meetings. I can say seeing both strategies in action, and knowing first hand how vital leveraging technology can be, I know the company I would invest my time and money with. Maybe it's time all of us change our view on the role technology should have in our businesses.


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Buenos Aires via Ushuaia is an Overland tour that takes 34 days taking you from Santiago to Buenos aires and 18 other destinations in South America.
I found Chile to be one of the most boring placed I have ever been to, even duller than Switzerland. But maybe I was doing it wrong.
It'll be my first time out of North America for a LOONG time and my first trip to a European country. How about everyone else?


If you would prefer to get straight into safari mode on arrival, there is now the option of the excellent 9-bedroom Nairobi Tented Camp, the only accommodation in Nairobi National Park. Please ask for a quote.
DAY 2 - Mount Kenya region.
Today you will be driven north of the capital to the Serena Mountain Lodge, located at 2,134 metres above sea level on the lower slopes of Mount Kenya, Africa's second highest mountain. The lodge overlooks a waterhole and salt lick where you can view elephants, buffalo and other wildlife.
Today drive through some of the most exciting scenery in East Africa, giving you an unrivalled view of the majestic Great Rift Valley. Your destination is Lake Nakuru National Park with its huge concentrations of flamingos that inhabit the shallow, alkaline lake, along with Marabou Stork and pelican. Search the magnificent yellow-barked acacia trees for the elusive napping leopards. Look for incredible wildlife, such as the endangered Rothschild's giraffe, white and black rhino, lion, buffalo, hippo, waterbuck and baboon. Accommodation will be at the Sarova Lion Hill Game Lodge, with its enchanting chalets overlooking the lake. In the afternoon a game drive will be provided in the park.
DAY 4 - Masai Mara.
Your destination today is the jewel in Africa's crown, the Masai Mara, host to the most spectacular array of wildlife on earth, constantly changing as the plains game follows ancient migration routes under the watchful eyes of the lion, leopard and cheetah that prey on the vulnerable. Three nights will be spent at the Sarova Mara Game Camp set on an elevation surrounded by two streams. There will be time to relax after lunch on this first day, followed by your first game viewing drive in the Mara where you will hopefully enjoy seeing all the animals known as the "Big Five".
You have the option of taking an early game drive before breakfast. Drive back to Nairobi to arrive in the afternoon. Enjoy an early dinner at the world-famous Carnivore Restaurant, followed by your transfer to Jomo Kenyatta International Airport for your departure flight.
* Supplements will apply during the Easter and Christmas periods.
Private transportation throughout by luxury 4x4 land cruiser.


Our USB Event Generator enables synchronised data acquisition and event marking across multiple different systems in an experimental setup.
We have developed a general purpose, USB-powered device to control event marking during data acquisition. Our USB Event Generator provides synchronised pulses to multiple devices (e.g., the NTS Optical Imaging System and an EEG system) to precisely align different data sets and, separately, to provide information about the occurrence of events during a study. This device is extremely useful in many experimental scenarios, and is highly configurable to meet the needs of the user.
programmed to be produced at specified time intervals, linearly increasing time intervals, or random time intervals.


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Q: Increment a Y and X axis Unity C# How can i possibly increment a Y axis in c#
For Example i have this data(prefab)
P = Player
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This is shown like this :

What currently i can do in my code:
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            o.transform.SetParent(pos_big_road[0]);
            o.transform.localScale = Vector3.one;
            o.transform.localPosition = new Vector3(2.0f,-5.0f,0f);
            //o.transform.localPosition = new Vector3(x * xl, y * yl, 0f);

            if (allchars.Contains(playerwinnopairboth))
            {
                o.GetComponent<UISprite>().spriteName = "layout_player_bigline-01";
                NGUITools.SetActive(o, true);
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            if (allchars.Contains(bankerwinnopairboth))
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                NGUITools.SetActive(o, true);
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They are all in one spot. Could someone please

A:  o.transform.localPosition=new Vector3 (o.transform.localPosition.x,o.transform.localPosition.y+i,o.transform.localPosition.z);

Should increment only the y axis by i;

A: Sorry for the late answer . Here's what i did.
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Sustainable supply chain tops agenda of summit
ISTANBUL – Hürriyet Daily News
Participants and speakers at the Sustainable Business Summit stressed the importance of extending sustainability beyond single companies. AP photo
Prominent actors working to extend sustainability practices to supply chains around the world convened at the first Sustainable Business Summit held in Istanbul yesterday.
A number of decision-making professionals from top global and local companies, as well as representatives of multinational non-governmental organizations (NGO) working on the issue, discussed the importance of maintaining sustainability in supply chains and shared their experiences at the summit.
All of the speeches and presentations delivered were based on the assumption that the flag carriers of the change of perception in business making towards a more responsible path are companies, rather than governments.
The urgent need, as well as the benefit, of adopting measures to minimize the social and environmental repercussions of business operations were acknowledged by most of the top companies in the world. However, as studies on the issue have deepened over the time, the necessity of extending these measures beyond organizational boundaries has also come into the picture.
For example, one of the speakers, Sonya Bhonsle, a director of Carbon Disclosure Project, which collects carbon disclosure information from 81 percent of world's largest companies, quoted a McKenzie report which revealed that up to 60 percent of the company's footprint resides upstream in their supply chain.
In her speech at the summit, Bhonsale stressed two issues particularly: top companies' strong dependency on their suppliers, which raises the significance of imposing sustainability principles to chains, and how sustainability is important for companies' reputation and trustworthiness in the eyes of customers.
72 pct of Europeans want sustainable goods
While 81 percent of emerging market customers have more trust in sustainable brands, 72 percent of European customers are willing to pay for sustainable products, she said.
In another speech delivered by Inga-Lena Darkow, Supply Chain Strategy Development expert at Germany-based chemical company BASF, a main supporter of the organization, participants had a chance to glimpse at how the company manages sustainability in its relationships with suppliers. Her remarks were particularly valuable as BASF has been named as the only company among the world's top 800 companies that announces a carbon disclosure of all of its suppliers.
A panel attended by the sales and sustainability directors of top global companies Mercedes Benz, IKEA, Marks & Spencer and moderated by the representative of Turkish retailer Boyner Group also took place within the program.
More than 5,000 taxi drivers fined in Istanbul in 2021
Minister vows to keep schools open after break


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Sahel Medical Journal
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Health seeking behaviours of female manual labourers towards febrile illness in Jos, Nigeria
M.A Jamda, H Agbo, M Chundung
Background: Occupation may affect health seeking behaviour. Very little is known about this behaviour in labourers. This study assessed the health-seeking behaviour of the female manual labourers to fever in Jos, Nigeria. Methods: A community-based cross-sectional survey was conducted among 300 female manual labourers from a randomly selected cluster in Jos, using a pre-tested interviewer-administered semistructured questionnaire. Data was analyzed using Epi info.
Results: Fever episode was reported by 85 percent of respondents during the last one month before the survey. Forty-seven percent 'observed' the fever and hoped for self resolution. Home treatment was reported as the first response to fever by 23% and 49% of the labourers sought treatment for fever within the first 24 hours of onset. Early treatment-seeking pattern was reported among those who self-medicate, followed by those that visited pharmacy stores. Cost was the major reason for delay in seeking timely and appropriate care.
Conclusion: Female manual labourers had poor health seeking behaviour.
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Where have you been? Come on … are you really afraid of social media? Hmmm?
I understand why you might have some fears, but that's because the news conglomerates have convinced you that only bad comes from that evil social media. Their tales of woe are just a minuscule aspect that can happen whereas so much more good comes from getting familiar with social media trappings.
The numbers show (listen to the podcast) that there is no doubt that billions of people are using social media which means that there is a great chance that all of your families, students, community members, and businesses are out there in the digital world.
Seth Godin, in his book Tribes, explains that the world is in need of leaders and that when individuals, groups, and organizations assume these roles, the word is spread between interconnected tribes. So, why can't schools step-up and become the leaders?
Listen to the podcast and you will hear me explain my thoughts about these three words.
So get some paper and a pencil and take some notes as to why it is time for you and your system to embrace social media.


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HomeTo Master the Boundless Sea: The U.S. Navy, the Marine Environment, and the Cartography of Empire
To Master the Boundless Sea: The U.S. Navy, the Marine Environment, and the Cartography of Empire
by Jason W. Smith
As the United States grew into an empire in the late nineteenth century, notions like "sea power" derived not only from fleets, bases, and decisive battles but also from a scientific effort to understand and master the ocean environment. Beginning in the early nineteenth century and concluding in the first years of the twentieth, Jason W. Smith tells the story of the rise of the U.S. Navy and the emergence of American ocean empire through its struggle to control nature. In vividly told sketches of exploration, naval officers, war, and, most significantly, the ocean environment, Smith draws together insights from environmental, maritime, military, and naval history, and the history of science and cartography, placing the U.S. Navy's scientific efforts within a broader cultural context.
By recasting and deepening our understanding of the U.S. Navy and the United States at sea, Smith brings to the fore the overlooked work of naval hydrographers, surveyors, and cartographers. In the nautical chart's soundings, names, symbols, and embedded narratives, Smith recounts the largely untold story of a young nation looking to extend its power over the boundless sea.
Interview with the Author
Jason Smith, "To Master the Boundless Sea: The US Navy, the Marine Environment, and the Cartography of Empire (UNC Press, 2018)
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Science and Exploration in the U.S. Navy
9/26/18 33 min
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University of North Carolina Press
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Selling Sea Power: Public Relations and the U.S. Navy, 1917–1941 Sea Power: The History and Geopolitics of the World's Oceans Mutiny on the Rising Sun: A Tragic Tale of Slavery, Smuggling, and Chocolate The Merchant Ship in the British Atlantic, 1600-1800: Continuity and Innovation in a Key Technology The Battle of Salamis: The Naval Encounter that Saved Greece — and Western Civilization


Are you wondering when is the perfect time of 12 months to go to the Azores Islands? For the second yr in a row, the Philippine paradise Palawan wins first place as the perfect island on this planet, because of its hidden lagoons, teeming ocean life, and rustic-luxe resorts. Croatia, Island of Pag, Zrce Seashore. Scattered between the novels are quick stories that fill out Le Guin's archipelagic world like small, previously unmapped islands.
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That ornateness is completely suited to As soon as on This Island," a fable of love and loss of life and temperamental gods set within the French Antilles. Go to us each Thursday, 10 am to three pm, from early June until late September and make it a part of your common Public Market purchasing experience. Positioned within the coronary heart of Surfers Paradise with views overlooking the CBD and the well-known Primary Beach coastline, The Island Rooftop has unrivalled atmosphere, providing a truly distinctive Gold Coast experience.
There are stunning cliff walks, bays and seashores inside straightforward strolling distance of The Island, beginning on its doorstep. Support staff who spoke to Reuters said they continue to be seriously concerned that the silt island is weak to frequent cyclones and cannot sustain livelihoods for 1000's of people. 'We'll design a set of efficiency standards for all of our companies – I am calling this the Jersey Customary – and benchmark them against those offered by excessive-performing public sectors elsewhere on the earth.
"George proposed shopping for one of many islands, confident that he and the five children could manage to outlive there. Mr. Lukasz finally gave up on returning her to the farm and as an alternative visited the island to go away meals for the animal. With over 7000 islands the nation has a coast line greater than 36,300 kilometres in size. A Flash Flood Watch was issued for the Massive Island at 3:fifty six a.m., Wednesday, Feb.


This Excel puzzle almost sounds like it could be solved with a quick COUNTIFS function but it's a bit more involved than that. Nevertheless, it doesn't have to get complicated as it can still be solved using a few simple steps.
Instead of counting individual numbers that are above or below our targets we need to count the groups that are above or below our targets.
Our max target is currently set to 100 and the min target to 40. Our solution needs to be dynamic as these limits (inputs) can be changed at any time.
In the pic below, conditional formatting helps us see the first group of numbers that are all above our upper target of 100. The 91 is below 100 so the group stops at value 101. Further down we see a 2nd group with the values 104 and 106. In this sample we have 2 groups. We also have a lower limit of 40 that works in the same way.
Before we jump into "Solution Mode" it's important to know the amount of data. We have 30007 rows of data. File size for this raw data is 256KB (using Excel 2016 64 bit).
How Should We Solve This?
Can we use a single formula to solve this? Who knows, maybe it's possible but it would be a very complex multi function formula. I know that VBA could solve this but that would take me all day to write the VBA! I solved it with two helper columns (it could be reduced to 1 helper column) and then a simple COUNTIFS function.
I'd like to identify or flag the first number in each group that's either above our max number or below our min number. I've hidden some rows in the pic below to show more groups.
If you download my Excel file you'll notice that I use formula =AND($C9>=$C$1) in cell F9. This is my "get started" approach. This formula flags all values above our max target.
In cell G9, I extend this formula to =AND($C9>=$C$1,$C8<$C$1) so that it flags only the first value in the max group.
I can now easily modify this to also work for the MIN groups: =AND($C30<=$C$2,$C29>$C$2) This formula is from cell H30.
Do We Really Need Two Helper Columns?
We are simply dropping each of the AND formulas inside of an OR formula.
Download my Excel file here or from my OneDrive (file 00166). Watch my YouTube video.


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Cascades Announces winning bid at auction for the acquisition of Orchids Paper Products
KINGSEY FALLS, Ontario (News release) -- Cascades has won the auction to acquire certain of the assets of Orchids Paper Products in proceedings before the United States Bankruptcy Court for the District of Delaware. Cascades agreement in such regard is subject to approval by the Bankruptcy Court at a hearing scheduled for July 1st. The transaction, which will be completed for a cash consideration of US$207 million, will cover substantially all the company's assets, including the Barnwell , South Carolina and Pryor, Oklahoma operations, as well as certain equipment and various of Orchid's Paper commercial arrangements with Fabrica de Papel San Francisco , S.A. de C.V., based in Mexicali, Mexico , and certain affiliates thereof.
Orchid Paper's integrated plants have an estimated parent roll capacity of up to 114,000 tons and an estimated converting capacity of up to 114,500 tons. Additionally, Orchids Paper has an agreement with Fabrica providing access for up to 20,000 tons of converted products for the Western U.S. market. Orchids Paper has invested more than US$240 million in its assets and strategic supply arrangement with Fabrica over the past five years.
The acquisition will allow Cascades to accelerate the modernization of its tissue asset base, reduce sub-contracting and transportation costs, and increase its geographical footprint to better serve its customers.
Cascades will provide additional information following the Bankruptcy Court approval of the agreement and will not provide any further public comments or interviews until that time.
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Cascades announces agreement for the acquisition of Orchids Paper Products assets
Japan Pulp & Paper acquires Premier Paper Group
Multi-Color Corporation Acquired By Affiliate of Platinum Equity
Synthomer to buy Omnova in $824 million deal
Smurfit Kappa unlikely to see fresh IP approach in near term, analysts say
Shareholders OK Spicers-KPP deal
Amcor plc enters into USD 394 million agreement for the sale of three flexible packaging plants in the UK and Ireland
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7 Slicing Tools That Claim to Be More Effective Than a Knife
But do they actually work? We asked a design expert to weigh in.
By Allison Russo
Photo by Chelsea Kyle, Food Styling by Kat Boytsova
All products featured on Epicurious are independently selected by our editors. However, if you buy something through our links, we may earn an affiliate commission.
There are an infinite amount of kitchen gadgets out there, but how do you differentiate between the frivolous and the practical? For Epicurious's latest YouTube video, we asked design & usability expert Dan Formosa to test seven slicing tools, from a classic "As Seen On TV" chopper to a whimsical windmill-inspired watermelon knife, and rank them in terms of usability (and buy-ability). Keep reading to see which items he tested and deemed worth buying below; to view the full video, click here.
Pineapple Slicer
This gadget uses a simple screw mechanism to core and slice a pineapple in one motion. Formosa gave this slicer a 5/5 for effectiveness since it produced a "pretty good-looking cylinder of pineapple slices." Using it is faster than taking a knife to the pineapple—it takes about 40 seconds to get juicy results with this slicer compared to four minutes of labor-intensive peeling with a knife.
BUY IT: Pineapple Slicer, $12 on Amazon
Corn Stripper
This tool was the biggest dud of the bunch. Formosa gave it a 1/5, and a speed test proved it's faster to strip corn with a knife. "The results are fine, but the effort is excessive...I wouldn't even buy it for someone I don't like!" Instead of bothering with a re-design, Formosa showed us his Bundt pan hack for stripping corn, which is pretty similar to our own trick.
BUY IT: Corn Stripper, $23 on Amazon
Watermelon Windmill
This gadget is designed to cube a watermelon, but once you use it, you realize the inherent problem it presents: Watermelons are circular, so it's difficult to cube the fruit once you get close to the rind. Formosa gave it a 3/5 for effectiveness and a 4/5 for usability—it's easy to use and works slightly faster than a regular knife, plus, the windmill adds a bit of playfulness and novelty to the messy chore of cutting up a watermelon.
BUY IT: Watermelon Windmill, $8 on Amazon
Clever Cutter
Considering this is an "As Seen On TV" item, Formosa was surprised that the Clever Cutter performed as well as it did. This gadget did a great job cutting zucchini, small potatoes and onions, and an okay job with tomatoes. Overall, the Clever Cutter is easy to use and highly effective, though not a major time-saver.
BUY IT: Clever Cutter $10 on Amazon
Slap Chop
Though infomercial is the first thing that comes to mind when we hear "Slap Chop," choppers like this are all over the market these days. In Formosa's testing, he wasn't impressed with the Slap Chop's performance on herbs, but it did a great job finely chopping carrots and celery, which it cut twice as fast as a knife.
BUY IT: Slap Chop $20 on Amazon
Apple Peeler
Formosa noticed that this combination peeler/corer/spiralizer has some Medieval-looking features, but it did peel an apple in less than 30 seconds. Think of all the time you'll have to bake pies now! He gave it 5/5 for effectiveness and 3/5 for usability; lots of small parts make this peeler a little tricky to use and clean, but at the end of the day, he thinks it would make "a perfect Secret Santa gift."
BUY IT: Apple Peeler $21 on Amazon
Strawberry Huller
"If you're gonna design something as odd as a strawberry huller, it needs to work great," says Formosa. Luckily, this one does—he even discovered this huller can be used for tomatoes, too. He gave it a Buy Rating of 5/5, whether it's for yourself or a cute present for someone else.
BUY IT: Strawberry Huller, $8 on Amazon
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One of the most widely held beliefs since the financial crisis in 2008 has been that the Fed's printing will eventually crash the dollar. I run into this all the time when I talk to people.
The reality: not only has this not happened, the dollar has actually strengthened in recent years against a basket of other major currencies. And rather than being a temporary blip, it's a trend that's likely to continue.
How can this be? The main story is the U.S., and by extension the dollar, being the best house in a bad neighborhood. When everyone is debasing their currency, the one doing it the least winds up looking the best. That's where the US and dollar are today.
Japan and the Yen — total basket case. Europe and the Euro? No thanks, their economy has been in on-again, off-again recession the past few years. By comparison, the tepid recovery the US economy has been experiencing looks pretty good. And we're winding down our QE program while these other countries are still ramping up.


On February 25, 2015, Marc S. Albert was interviewed by PIX 11 correspondent Kirstin Cole at the PIX 11 News studio. The format of the interview was a Q&A in which PIX 11 viewers could send in questions for Mr. Albert on a variety of subjects in personal injury and medical malpractice law. The viewership response was overwhelming and some well thought out questions were posed to Mr. Albert.
A twenty minute segment was run by PIX 11 under the heading "Know Your Rights". Topics discussed included what to do in the event of an auto accident, when the appropriate time is to contact a personal injury attorney, liability issues in slip and fall accidents and what to look for in motor vehicle insurance policies, amongst many others. It was a pleasure participating in what was the first attorney Q&A ever run by PIX 11.
The Law Offices of Marc S. Albert specializes in personal injury and medical malpractice litigation and maintains offices in Queens, Long Island and Manhattan.


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Justice & Peace Commission
We, the Justice and Peace Commission of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Kingston and the Anglican Diocese of Ontario, united by the Holy Spirit in our common commitment to the social imperatives of the Gospel, promote the understanding and practice of Christian social teaching, as we work and pray for the coming of the Kingdom.
Justice & Peace Commission: Anglican Diocese Website
Deacon Blaine Barclay, RC
Clergy Representative
bbarclay31@me.com
For more information about the Justice & Peace Commission please contact: religioused@archkingston.ca
Grief to Healing: A Lenten Series
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I want to take this opportunity to extend my warmest thanks for your contributions to the life of the Justice & Peace Commission.
Obviously, over the past 15 years, many who have been on the Commission have moved on to other things. And in fifteen years, e-mails change, people have retired, etc. If there is someone you know who was on the Commission, however briefly, please forward this to them.
The efforts and energies expended to work for peace and create change takes long term commitment. I marvel at many of you for your convictions! Thank you!
The Commission continues albeit with limited capacities this year. In the Spring, we had planned an awareness and prevention workshop on Human Trafficking. Today, Nov 17, 2020, we were planning an in-person social with a guest speaker and expert on Jewish-Christian relations. I expect you, like me, will be ready for a resumption of activities that don't involve zoom!
As we continue through this pandemic, we are aware that social, environmental and ecological issues continue. Your on-going support and attention is important and valued. The Commission's Facebook page highlights some of those activities. In your own ministries, outreach undertakings and expressions, I am reminded of Paul's statement to the Phillipians, I can do all things through God who gives me strength. (Phil 4:13) This newsletter is both a thanks to God and all of you for the ministries achieved these past number of years, and the Commission's vision in 1987!
May God continue to strengthen and support you in your ministries.
I entrust the following messages from Archbishop Michael Mulhall (Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Kingston) and Bishop Michael Oulton (Anglican Diocese of Ontario).
Rev. Canon Valerie Kelly
St. Elizabeth of Hungary, Religious
Today, as the Justice and Peace Commission commemorate 15 years of service to the Church, I want to wish them a happy anniversary and blessings from the Lord.
While this Commission may have started from humble beginnings, it is amazing to see how it has brought together a faith community that touches lives near and far away. With each passing year, this Commission seems to not just grow older, but stronger in its outreach and more dedicated in its mission. Your tireless efforts to spread His Word through your actions has ministered to many in the prisons, various social groups and brought awareness to issues like human trafficking, refugees and Christian social teaching.
Thank you for being a leader in our faith community and for fulfilling your mandate to recognise and honour each person's dignity as a child of God.
Again, congratulations on the fruit of your hard work for Jesus Christ.
With prayerful best wishes, I remain,
+Michael Mulhall
Archbishop of Kingston
Blessings to the members of the Justice and Peace Commission as you mark the 15th anniversary of this important ecumenical undertaking between the Diocese of Ontario and the Archdiocese of Kingston. I am thankful for the faithful members of our two Churches who have continued to make common cause, especially on behalf of the most vulnerable within the communities we serve.
There are moments in time which cause me to rejoice in the existence of this Commission and give thanks for the work it undertakes. I will never forget the day when I attended the Commission meeting and heard the presentation on refugee support given by the late Debra Fieguth, offered in light of the horrific situation in Syria and the death of Alan Kurdi.
How can we ever forget that photo of Alan Kurdi which galvanized the world. The Commission became the place where our two Churches worked together in support of refugee resettlement through the Diocese of Ontario Refugee Support Committee (DOORS). First Debra and then Mimi Merrill have worked with parishes and community groups to settle numerous new Canadians in a new home, free from the violence they fled. I am so thankful for the shared support of our two Churches in this work. We can truly say that lives were saved.
Blessings as you carry on into the future and be assured of my prayers that the Spirit will continue to provide us with opportunities to serve and bring the Great Commandment and the Great Commission to life in all that we undertake together.
Yours in the Service of the Mission of Christ,
The Rt. Rev. Michael Oulton
Fratelli Tutti - Pope Francis' Social Encyclical
A Resource for Laudato Si
( Living Out Laudato Si, CCCB, Sept. 1, 2017)
Day of Prayer for the Care of Creation 2018 - Pope Francis' Message
JUSTICE & PEACE & INTEGRITY OF CREATION (JPIC)
FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLES OF CATHOLIC SOCIAL TEACHING
The foundation of all Catholic Social Teaching is the inherent dignity of the human person, as created in the image and likeness of God. The Church, therefore, calls for Integral Human Development, which concerns the wellbeing of each person in every dimension: economic, political, social, ecological, and spiritual. We all have a right to those things which are required by Human Dignity. Rights arise from what we need to live as God intended us to. These are innately linked with our responsibility to ensure the rights of others – that we do not take more than is needed to fulfill our rights at the expense of another's.
The Justice and Peace Commission of the Archdiocese of Kingston was established in 1987. The inaugural meeting was held on 17 November 1987. In the early 1990s John Gomes, Coordinator, was instrumental in obtaining the approval of the Catholic Archbishop and the Anglican Bishop to have representatives from the Anglican Church sit on the Catholic Archdiocesan Commission. After several years of working together, the relationship of the two faiths became more formalized when Bishop George Bruce, Anglican Diocese of Ontario, agreed to become an ex officio member of the Commission in 2003. Formal recognition of the relationship of the two faiths on the Commission was confirmed in 2005, when Archbishop Meagher, Catholic Archdiocese of Kingston and Bishop Bruce, Anglican Diocese of Ontario accepted the adoption of the Mission Statement of the Justice and Peace Commission.
SUPPORT SERVICES & RESOURCES FOR VICTIMS OF DOMESTIC AND/OR SEXUAL VIOLENCE
Kingston Police (613-549-4660)
Kingston Police Path of Strength Smartphone App
Kingston Interval House
Kingston Sexual Assault Centre
Resolve Counselling Services Canada
KFACC (Kingston Frontenac Anti-violence Coordinating Committee)
Victim Services of Kingston and Frontenac (613-548-4834)
Addiction & Mental Health Services – Kingston Frontenac Lennox & Addington
Ministry of the Attorney General – Violence in the Family
Ministry of the Attorney General – Victim Services Directory
Ontario Network of Sexual Assault/Domestic
Violence Treatment Centres
Canadian Centre for Men and Families
WHERE TO TURN - PLACES IN KINGSTON THAT OFFER ASSISTANCE (FOOD & SHELTER)
Interval House
Sexual Assault Centre
Anti-violence Program for Men
Addiction & Mental Health Services
Violence in the Family
Victim Services Directory
Sexual Assault/Domestic Violence Treatment Centres
Talking Circle for Reconciliation
As Christians, we are called "to accept the world as a sacrament of communion, as a way of sharing with God and our neighbors on a global scale. It is our humble conviction that the divine and the human meet in the slightest detail in the seamless garment of God's creation, in the last speck of dust of our planet."
(Pope Francis, Laudato Si' 14)
Contributing Representatives
• Development & Peace
• Primates World Relief and Development Fund
• Prison Ministry (Sharon Dunlop)
• PeaceQuest (Bronek Korczynski)
• DOORS: Diocese of Ontario Refugee Support (Bronek Korczynski)
• Roman Catholic parishes liaison (Rev. Blaine Barclay)
• Kingston Faith and Justice Coalition (Leigh Smith)
• Green Group (Leigh Smith)
• Youth Ministry (Nadia Gundert)
• Religious Education (Mary-Jo McKinnon Simms)ackinnon-Simms)
• Human Trafficking (Rev. John vanStone)
• Affordable Housing (Spring 2019)
• Journeys to Justice Panel Discussion (Nov 2018)
• Prison Farms advocacy
• DOORS: Refugee Sponsorship events and support
• Correctional Services of Canada Chaplaincy advocacy
• PeaceQuest participation & support
• KAIROS: blanket exercise
• Green Group: supporting events
• Human Trafficking


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Boy oh boy. There's going to be a lot of people eating some of the best fish in the ocean. Many of you may not have heard of it. Atlantic Monkfish is a highly prized fish caught in the north Atlantic Ocean. While it's commonly found in upscale restaurants in Europe it's often overlooked in America. I found this one person's opinion: what does monkfish taste like?
"Really lovely! It's a white fish that when cooked properly almost melts in the mouth in a very nice tasty way. So like cod but much more delicate and subtle as a flavor". I have a limited amount, maybe enough to cover all orders, but don't take a chance. Get your orders in early and you'll be eating like those fancy Europeans this weekend.


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Home Sports Fairview PREP BASKETBALL: Lady Warriors edge Fairview 45-44 in 2OT, Aggies pull away...
PREP BASKETBALL: Lady Warriors edge Fairview 45-44 in 2OT, Aggies pull away to down West Point 55-42
By: Sammy Confer
West Point's Ryleigh Jones finished with 12 points in the Lady Warriors' 45-44 double-overtime win over Fairview Friday night. (Bill Piper/The Cullman Tribune)
FAIRVIEW, Ala. – The West Point Warriors and Lady Warriors traveled to Fairview for a pair of varsity matchups Friday night and both games were heated battles between the county rivals. It took a pair of overtimes, but the Lady Warriors topped the Lady Aggies 45-44 and in the boys' game, Fairview put together a massive fourth quarter to pull away late and defeat West Point 55-42.
West Point 45 – Fairview 44 (2OT) (Varsity Girls)
The first quarter was a defensive one as there were a combined two made baskets in the opening quarter. Morgan Lindsay got Fairview on the scoreboard with a free throw almost two minutes into the game, then later on, Emma Garcia hit a layup to make it 3-0. West Point got on the scoreboard on a Liberty Shadix short jumper almost halfway through the first period. The final points of the quarter came on a pair of Jayla Gorham free throws as the Lady Aggies went into the second period up, 5-2.
The Lady Warriors slowly started to get things going offensively. Ryleigh Jones hit just one-of-three from the free throw line to make it 5-3, then back-to-back layups by Braelee Quinn and Hallie Wheeler gave West Point a 7-5 lead with 6:03 remaining in the first half. Fairview countered with six straight points to give them an 11-7 lead. After a Lindsay trey gave the Lady Aggies a 14-10 lead, Jones hit two-of-three from the free throw line with less than two minutes to go in the first half to make it a two-point game. Quinn then drilled consecutive threes to put West Point up, 18-14, and the Lady Warriors went into the half with the four-point advantage.
The Lady Aggies got the lead right back to start out the second half as a Sadie Smith three and a Lindsay layup gave them a 19-18 lead. Summer Mendoza hit a pair of free throws to give West Point the lead once again at 20-19, but baskets by Lindsay and Smith saw Fairview grab a 25-20 lead. Then late in the third period, Jones got red-hot from the field, scoring her team's final nine points of the quarter, including back-to-back baskets down low, and both teams would go into the final period tied at 29-29.
Each team traded threes to keep the game tied almost midway through the fourth quarter. The Lady Warriors broke the tie with back-to-back baskets by Quinn and Ella Minck and that gave them a 34-30 lead with 3:44 to go in the game. Quinn stretched the lead to 37-32 with a trey with a little over two minutes to go in the contest, but Fairview's Jayla Gorham hit a pair of huge free throws to make it a three-point game. After getting possession on a jump ball, the Lady Aggies had a chance to tie the game and send it into overtime. Garcia would oblige as she drilled an enormous shot from deep just before the buzzer sounded to tie the game at 39.
Each team would hit three-of-four from the charity stripe to keep the game tied at 42. Fairview would get a shot to end the game, but Lindsay's shot bounced off the rim and the game would go into double overtime. Quinn drilled a three from the left wing to give West Point a 45-42 lead, but a pair of Smith free throws made it a one-point game with less than two minutes to go in double overtime. After a pair of West Point missed free throws, the Lady Aggies looked to win the game on its final possession. Mendoza had other ideas, though, as she got the steal that would help clinch the Lady Warriors' 45-44 win over the Lady Aggies.
Quinn finished with 16 points, eight rebounds and six steals for West Point (7-3). Jones added 12 points, nine rebounds and three steals. Mendoza ended up with eight points, six rebounds and a pair of steals. Wheeler added five points. Liberty Shadix ended up with two points, six rebounds and six blocks. Minck also finished with two points and six rebounds. For Fairview (9-1), Smith finished with 14 points, five rebounds, three steals and two blocks. Gorham added 11 points, 12 rebounds, and a steal. Lindsay ended up with 10 points and five steals. Garcia ended up with seven points, nine rebounds, and a block, while Reagan Dunkin chipped in with two points.
Fairview 55 – West Point 42 (Varsity Boys)
Both teams had the hot hand shooting-wise to start out the game. West Point's Jay Lamar and Andrew Lynn each hit a three to give them a 6-2 lead, but the Aggies' Cylas Yarbrough hit a free throw to make it a three-point game, then back-to-back baskets down low by Landon Tweedie gave them a 7-6 lead very early in the first period. Another Lynn trey gave West Point the lead right back at 11-9 with 4:34 remaining in the opening quarter. Parker Martin hit a driving layup late in the first period as that gave Fairview a 13-11 lead. The Aggies would hold a 13-12 lead going into the second period.
Each team would trade the lead for a little bit to start out the second quarter. After a Yarbrough trey gave Fairview an 18-16 lead, a layup by Sam Wheeler and another Lynn three saw the Warriors get the lead right back at 21-18. An Ethan Fraiser basket down low made it a one-point game, but Kanen Trussell answered with a basket of his own on the other end and West Point went into the half up by three at 23-20.
Back-to-back baskets by Kolten Perry and Wheeler helped increase the Warrior lead to 27-23 with 5:33 remaining in the third quarter, but Fraise hit back-to-back shots down low and Yarbrough nailed one from long range to give the Aggies a 30-27 lead with a little over four minutes to go in the period. A Tweedie trey made it a 33-29 contest, but Lynn and Jayden Laney each hit a three to give the Warriors the lead right back at 35-33. An Aiden Dujoud layup made it 37-34, but Fairview trimmed the deficit to one at 37-36 on an Austin Johnson layup. West Point held the one-point lead going into the final period.
Fairview started out the final period red-hot as a Tweedie made basket gave them a 38-37 lead. He, along with Kobe Payne, and Yarbrough hit a combined four free throws, to help stretch the Aggie lead to 42-37. A Payne trey helped increase Fairview's lead to 47-37. Trussell finally got West Point on the scoreboard on a made shot that made it an eight-point game with 3:19 remaining in the contest, but the Aggies would prove to be too much for the Warriors in the end as they ended up winning the game, 55-42.
Tweedie finished with a double-double for Fairview (6-3): 17 points, 12 rebounds, and two steals. Yarbrough added 12 points, four rebounds, and two steals. Payne ended up with 12 points as well, along with four rebounds. Fraiser ended up with eight points and eight rebounds. Johnson added four points, four rebounds, and a block. Martin added two points and four rebounds.
For West Point (3-8), Lynn finished with 12 points and a steal. Trussell added 11 points, four rebounds, four steals and a block. Laney ended up with six points. Wheeler added four points and six rebounds. Lamar added three points, while Cade Simmons (four rebounds), Perry and Dujoud each chipped in with two points.
Fairview will travel to New Hope Monday and West Point will go to Priceville to play the Bulldogs Tuesday.
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COP26 ends with a criticized deal to accelerate the fight against global warming
COP26's 200 or more countries unanimously adopted an agreement on Saturday. It is determined that the "Glasgow Accord" will be lower than the initial expectations. The agreement to accelerate the fight against global warming does not guarantee that it will reach its target of 1.5 ° C, or that it will not respond to calls for help from poor countries.
United Nations Climate Change Conference in Glasgow, The COP26, Accepted the agreement to accelerate the fight against global warming, but ended on Saturday 13 November without guaranteeing the fulfillment of the objective of controlling it at 1.5 ° C or in response to calls for help from poor countries.
President of the United Nations, Antonio Guterres, He noted the weaknesses of the "Glasgow Accord", warning that "climate catastrophe is always knocking" and that "political will" has failed to overcome "conflicts" between countries.
The # COP26 The result is a compromise that reflects the interests, contradictions and status of political will in the world today.
This is an important step, but it is not enough.
It's time to dump her and move on.
The seasonal war is the struggle of our lives & that struggle must be won. pic.twitter.com/NluZWgOJ9p
– Antonio Guterres (@antonioguterres) November 13, 2021
The text was adopted after two weeks of negotiations, such as the last-minute introduction to the issue of fossil fuels at the request of China and India.
Before approving the adoption with a hammer, the 26th British Presidente At the World Climate Conference, Alok Sharma said in a flexible voice and tears in his eyes that he was "deeply sorry" for this decision. He had previously estimated that the deal "launches a growing ambition in a decade" in the climate sector.
Host Prime Minister Boris Johnson twice visited Glasgow to try to ease the debate, but said the decision was "a big step forward" but "still a lot to do".
We have made serious improvements COP26.
We keep 1.5 people alive on coal, cars, money and trees.
Although much remains to be done to save our planet, let us look back at COP26 at the moment when humanity finally realized about climate change. pic.twitter.com/Rf91HN4fS3
– Boris Johnson (orBorisJohnson) November 13, 2021
"We have always known that Glasgow is not the end line," said US Ambassador John Kerry.
At a critical point in controlling temperature, the text calls on member states to continue to increase their reduction obligations, while the planet is on the "catastrophic" path of global warming of 2.7 ° C compared to pre-industrial times. In the Paris Agreement starting in 2022.
But the possibility of adjustment in "specific national circumstances" raised criticism from NGOs over the real intentions of the text.
>> Read more: "Australia wants to be in the vein of coal"
Furthermore, the compromise found did not guarantee compliance with the objectives of the 2015 Paris Agreement: warming should be "well" controlled to 2 ° C and possible to 1.5 ° C.
But it also gives the British president a chance to show Glasgow success in its goal of "keeping it alive at 1.5 ° C". The catastrophes associated with climate change are already on the rise: experts continue to warn that floods, droughts or heat waves can cause "one-tenth of a degree" with their helper damage and casualties.
"It's soft"
"It's soft, it's weak, and the 1.5 ° C target is not alive, but there's a signal that the coal age is over. It's important," Greenpeace International boss Jennifer Morgan challenged.
The text also mentions the main cause of global warming and the fossil fuels not even mentioned in the Paris Agreement.
At the urging of China and India in particular, the focus was on the versions of these words, until the last minute before they were fully accepted. The final version is to accelerate efforts to reduce coal without "CO capture systems" (CO2) And the results of inefficient fossil fuel subsidies. "Again with reference to" Special National Situations ".
A "bitter pill to swallow", but accepted "for the public good", Lichtenstein's representative regretted, summarizing several of the delegates' interventions.
>> Read more: "Tuvalu Islands seek legal redress if submerged"
After the failure of the last two COPs, it has also succeeded in finalizing the terms of use of the Paris Agreement, especially on the activities of carbon markets to help reduce emissions.
The explosive problem of aid to poor countries, which at one time seemed to derail negotiations, has not found a solution.
Fearing that the promise of the super-rich to increase their climate aid to $ 100 billion a year in the south from 2020 has not yet been fulfilled, the poorest nations will have the least responsibility for global warming but are at the forefront of facing its effects. For funding, they are already suffering "loss and damage".
But developed countries, primarily the United States, have strongly opposed the move, fearing legal repercussions.
And reluctantly, the poorer countries accepted the continuation of the dialogue so as not to miss the progress of the struggle against global warming, the consequences of which are already directly threatening them. When you say "very disappointed".
"It's a shame for millions of people affected by the climate crisis," commented Theresa Anderson, a volunteer at ActionAid International.
The face of the global youth climate movement, Greta Dunberg, was very brief, calling COP26 "Blah Blah Blah" again. "The real work continues outside of these rooms. We will never give up," he promised on Twitter.
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I'm unsure what to make of this Stephen A. Smith take on Tiger Woods.
First off, Stephen A. begins out by itemizing off simply how nice Tiger as soon as was, however he shortly transitions into ripping Tiger for ending twelfth at the Honda Basic.
Sure, Woods did end twelfth and he did wrestle over the Bear Lure (many gamers did), however what the ESPN speaking head leaves out of his assertion is that the reduce was 5-over. Woods not solely simply made the reduce, however labored himself all the approach as much as three-beneath, simply three off the lead at one level on Sunday. There have been a variety of massive names who haven't been injured who each completed over par — which Woods didn't — and didn't make the reduce.
Not solely that, however Woods completed second in driving distance and first in proximity to the gap. That's not dangerous for a man in his third official PGA Tour begin this season and solely his fourth official PGA Tour begin (excluding the Hero World Problem) since he tied for tenth at the Wyndham Championship in 2015.
Once more, this can be a very factual assertion, Tiger Woods is certainly nowhere near what he as soon as was, nevertheless, he does look like making this comeback an actual factor. Whereas he might not win a event this yr, watching him proper now, it's very troublesome to say he won't ever win once more.
Then Smith seems to go awry together with his take.
"And if that's not going to be the storyline, why don't we cease enjoying video games and get right down to saying why? It's as a result of Tiger Woods wants his mojo again. It's as a result of he can't get it.
Yeah, that entire private life factor undoubtedly brought about Woods some points, however, and concentrate once you learn this, it isn't the purpose that he fell off and his recreation suffered. Anybody with a mind is aware of that in case you have again points, which Tiger has had loads of, you're going to have issues enjoying golf.
Now, contemplating my job, and other people's insane thirst to know each element of superstar and athletes' private lives, I've had to concentrate to Woods's private life and write about it. Nevertheless, I do agree with Smith and need that we might all thoughts our personal rattling enterprise and luxuriate in the man's work and let him type out the private stuff on his personal.
So, Stephen A., and everybody else who doesn't watch or take note of golf repeatedly (you realize who you're), earlier than you go proclaiming that there's completely no means that Tiger Woods will ever do something exemplary once more, I ask that you simply step again, perhaps even tune in and watch (you'll see loads of Tiger if he's in the area). Perhaps you'll get to witness considered one of the biggest comebacks ever.
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The art of cooking with British produce
29 November 2021, 7:58am
From Spectator Life
Image: Grantley Hall
It's well documented how excited, or horrified, food enthusiasts are by the Salt Baes of this world – gold coated Japanese steaks certainly look good on social media. But a nice potato? Some bright, green leaves? The frilliest mushrooms or a plump bulb of fennel? We don't often hear praise for the more humbler kitchen ingredients, especially the ones grown on British shores. Things are changing, but for many raw produce still doesn't quite cut the mustard.
You only need to look at the amount of salmon consumed in the UK to realise we don't always care about where our food comes from. Perhaps it's that we take for granted the availability of everything all the time. The UK has become a-seasonal – ripe lemons in April, tomatoes in January, asparagus all year round, everything in abundance 12 months of the year. Prima vera, what's that?
But someone who does care about produce is Shaun Rankin, currently of North Yorkshire's Grantley Hall, near Ripon. The hotel gets all of its produce from within a 20-mile radius. This means ingredients such as rosehip, nasturtium, pineapple weed, lemon verbena, spruce, elderberries (not just a Monty Python joke), meadowsweet and woodruff.
It means no lemons, no tomatoes, no almonds, no flour from Italy to make pasta. And according to Rankin this idea all starts with a concern for sustainability.
He says, 'I want to show what the UK has to offer. The future of British cooking doesn't have to rely on flying ingredients in from all over the world. If we teach young chefs this then it becomes their philosophy.'
It seems that Rankin's time on Jersey – famed for its produce including cream, potatoes, oysters – had a significant influence on his culinary philosophy. There he worked at Loungueville Manor (from 1994 – 2002). Following that he headed up Bohemia in St. Helier, the island's capital, which won its first Michelin star in 2005.
On the island he championed what he describes as 'the stars of the industry' – the fisherman, the farmers and, generally, those who safeguard the production of Jersey's native ingredients.
He says, 'The philosophy has always been there in my own cooking but now I'm going a step further using the hedgerows and working with foragers because Yorkshire has ancient woodlands.'
At first we might be baffled by some of the ingredients on the Grantley Hall menu but it's easier than you might think to apply some of its principles to our own cooking.
Replacing basil for wild garlic in pesto is one tried and tested method, especially as the plant grows in abundance in the UK. Another benefit is that homemade pesto is a million times better than shop bought.
Grantley Hall
We all cook with tomatoes and lemons. In his own kitchen Shaun uses Rosehip to get tomato flavours (floral, slightly sweet and tart, sounds about right). Lemons are a little trickier and might require fermenting fruits such as plums which are already quite sour. An added benefit of fermentation though is that it also preserves seasonal ingredients so they can be used year round.
Rankin says, 'Most acids we use come from making homemade vinegars out of pears, apples. Also ingredients like sea buckthorn berries and their juice help with seasoning and balancing acid levels.'
Sea buckthorn is also the recommendation for orange flavours and fans of Camomile tea might be tempted to try Pineapple Weed. Classically bitter and sweet almonds, which are so widely used in things from marzipan to Romanesco and even cocktails (thanks to amaretto), can be swapped for Meadow Sweet. Aniseed flavours are something that we have in abundance in the UK from the mild tones of fennel to Sweet Cicely which we might use instead of chervil or tarragon.
Totally Wild UK has a selection of all of these ingredients as well as others, foraging cookbooks, courses and plenty of information. Wild Food UK also has an exhaustive database of British ingredients showing seasonality, guides to things like mushrooms and the hedgerow as well as plenty of pictures. There are also some recipes from chanterelle soup to braised Hogweed shoots. The latter can be treated like many leafy green vegetables (fried, boiled, sautéed) and the plant's seeds are similar to coriander.
Rankin is quick to say that he doesn't look down on others for using classic Italian ingredients, for example, because obviously these are wonderful products. But cooking and food culture in the UK can only benefit from using what is around us. We all complain about watery supermarket tomatoes while bemoaning our carbon footprint. But there is an alternative and the UK's native ingredients can begin provide that.
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WTI declined on Wednesday but Brent continues to grow, fluctuating about a month's high, as Saudi Arabia said it is determined to end the supply surplus that has been holding prices for the third consecutive year. Energy Minister al-Falih said that the kingdom will do everything necessary to reduce oil reserves in industrial countries to an average of 5 years, letting investors know that the oil pact may have to be prolonged in order to achieve equilibrium in the market.
The data of OPEC and the International Energy Agency convince in reducing excess reserves and the positive dynamics of demand next year, but prices still can not overcome the $60 mark for the barrel, mostly due to the fact that even prolongation of the pact will not be able to offset for the production of American shale companies. Since early January, OPEC, Russia and other major oil producers have agreed to cut production by 1.8M bpd. The agreement expires in March, but officials are intensively resorting to encouraging rhetoric to keep the market's hopes for an extension of the pact.
The API data released on Tuesday showed that the US storage reserves gained 519K barrels, while the consensus assumed a decrease of 2.6M barrels. The reserves of gasoline decreased by 5.8M barrels, with a forecast of 17.000, which indicates a pickup in the pace of refining in the US.
The dollar remains stable around a three-week high, looks particularly confident against the Japanese yen , fueled by rumors about the appointment of economist John Taylor as head of the Fed. It is worth noting that Janet Yellen adheres to all the most dovish policy views, so news about any other favorite will be a bullish signal for the dollar. The term of Yellen expires in February 2018.
Volatility in the European currency is growing before the ECB meeting in which Mario Draghi should accept a reduction in the volume of bond purchases, as well as determine the duration of the changed program. The volume of purchases can be reduced to 20 billion euros per month (hawk scenario), 30 billion euros a month (moderate) and 40 billion euros (dovish scenario). However, the main issue that investors will be concerned with is the timing of the extension of the program, which will determine the future of euro . It is worth noting that the medium-term correction for the European currency is becoming an increasingly relevant scenario.
The pair EURUSD continues to struggle for the level of 1.18 on the eve of the most important meeting of the central bank for this year.
The Australian dollar sank 0.8% against the dollar after the release of lackluster data on consumer price growth. The Central Bank of Australia has two options - to hope for tightening of the Fed's policy as a factor in further weakening of Australian dollar , or start lowering rates independently, moving in the opposite direction compared to other global counterparts.
The sudden increase in economic growth in the UK outlines the way for the Bank of England to raise rates for the first time in a decade.
The pound rose on Wednesday, thanks to GDP data, which showed stronger growth than forecasted. The dynamics of the output turned out to be the best in a year, which surprised economists and gives hope that the regulator will be less hesitant about tightening monetary policy to protect the purchasing power of the nation. Earlier, the head of the Bank of England, Mark Carney reported that the acceleration of inflation may force to raise rates, which sent the pound to 1.36 against the dollar. Then the British currency pulled back but before the meeting in the next week again gains popularity. The GBPUSD pair strengthened to 1.33. The decision to raise the rate probably still has the bit of surprise but further growth of the pound can be expected only with aggressive regulator rhetoric, which is unlikely.


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April Asher Celebrates Release of Not Your Ex's Hexes
Tuesday, February 7, 2023 - 7:00pm
April Asher joins us at the store to celebrate the release of the second book in her Supernatural Singles series, Not Your Ex's Hexes! She will be joined in conversation by Avery Flynn, author of Witcha Gonna Do?
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April Asher, aka April Hunt, was hooked on romantic stories from the time she first snuck a bodice-ripper romance out from her mom's bedside table. She now lives out her own happily-ever-after with her college-sweetheart husband, their two children, and a cat who thinks she's more dog—and human—than feline. By day, April dons dark blue nursing scrubs and drinks way too much caffeine. By night, she still consumes too much caffeine, but she does it with a laptop in hand, and from her favorite side of the couch.
From the far left cushion, April Asher pens laugh-out-loud romantic comedies with a paranormal twist, but when she's not putting her characters into embarrassing situations with supernatural entities, she also writes high-octane romantic suspense as April Hunt, her thrill-seeking alter ego who has written the Alpha Ops and Alpha Security series.
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In April Asher's next Supernatural Singles novel, Not Your Ex's Hexes, a one-night-stand between a willful witch and a broody half-demon conjures an adventure that wouldn't be complete without several magical mishaps.
For her entire life, Rose Maxwell trained to become the next Prima on the Supernatural Council. Now that she's stepped down, it's time for this witch to focus on herself. And not think about her impulsive one-night stand with Damian Adams, a half-Demon Veterinarian who she can't get out of her head. Neither of them is looking for a relationship. But when Rose is sentenced to community service at Damian's animal sanctuary it becomes impossible for them to ignore their sparking attraction. A friends-with-benefits, no feelings, no strings arrangement works perfectly for them both.
After a sequence of dead-end jobs, it's not until Rose tangos with two snarly demons that she thinks she's finally found her path. However, this puts Damian back on the periphery of a world he thought he left behind. He doesn't approve of Rose becoming a Hunter, but if there's one thing he's learned about the stubborn witch, it was telling her not to do something was one sure-fire way to make sure she did.
Working—and sleeping—together awakens feelings Damian never knew he had...and shouldn't have. Because thanks to his ex's hex, if he falls in love, he'll not only lose his heart—but his humanity.
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This month we are excited to share an interview with Lisa Marie McDonald of Sanctuary Brewing Company. Lisa and her partner Joe Dinan started Sanctuary Brewing Company in Hendersonville, NC in 2015. Sanctuary Brewing Company is a one-of-a-kind, award-winning vegan microbrewery dedicated to good times, good deeds, and amazing beer. Through their work, McDonald is showing the world that philanthropy and profit can go hand-in-hand. Due to her success with SBC, Lisa was elected to the board of the prestigious North Carolina Craft Brewer's Guild (NCCBG), founders of the North Carolina Craft Brewer's Conference.
Sanctuary Brewing Company is a brewery dedicated to human and animal advocacy in Hendersonville, NC. Please tell us more! What inspired its establishment?
Lisa: In early 2015 I was a corporate consultant, and my partner was brewing for a brewery called Wicked Weed. We were fostering animals whenever we could, and we were already rescuing dogs and cats and chickens. We were talking one day, and I said something like "wouldn't it be great to open our own brewer, then makes some money and use it to open an animal sanctuary", and in that moment, the idea of opening a brewery dedicated to animal advocacy was born. We filed the tradmark the next day and opened our doors in August of that same year. Since then we have become a community center that advocates for all living beings, humans and non-humans alike.
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"Sanctuary Brewing Company, a one-of-a-kind, award-winning vegan microbrewery dedicated to good times, good deeds, and amazing beer."
Just hearing the words "vegan" and "microbrewery" in the same sentence are so exciting! As I understand, more and more beer manufacturers are going vegan- sometimes intentionally as an ethical stance and sometimes unintentionally in just changing their production techniques. What changes are you and your partner perceiving in the landscape of beer production (related to this) but also in consumer awareness?
Lisa: I think as veganism becomes more wildly commonplace, so do all industries that have traditionally used animal products like isinglass (a clarifying agent used in beer that is derived from fish bladders). For me it's just been so awesome to see the tide of breweries and other business taking a more formal approach on phasing out animal products!
Lisa & Joe with vegan strongman Patrik Baboumian, Photo: Sanctuary Brewing Company
What is the energy like at the brewery and what has the response of patrons been? I imagine it is a much beloved local spot!
Lisa: We actually were just named the best bar in our town by a major newspaper poll, and we were named small business leader of the year in 2018 by our Chamber of Commerce!
We think our business has really transformed into something of a community center. We hold monthly events called Help4Hendo where we provide free haircuts, clothing, toiletries, food, etc, and we have a kindness wall outside of the brewery where people can leave clothing, non-perishable food, etc for those in need, who can take whatever is provided, no questions asked. I think it's events like these coupled with the friendly, laid back atmosphere that we proved that have endeared Sanctuary Brewing to our locals and tourists alike.
You have events all the time – entertainment 7 nights a week! Please share more about this lively aspect of Sanctuary Brewing.
Lisa: We are located in the mountains of North Carolina, and the music scene here is pretty spectacular, which gives us an incredible pool of talent to come in and entertain. We also do fun things like painting classes, open mic nights, team trivia, documentary screenings, and on and on.
Sanctuary Brewing has amassed an impressive list of awards and accolades too. Can you share more about this?
Lisa: Our beer has won several awards, specifically gold, silver and bronze in our state's annual competitions. This year we're entering into a few worldwide competitions, fingers crossed!
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