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Volvo S60 & V60 Polestar World Championship Editions announced
Volvo's performance division Polestar is celebrating its FIA World Touring Car Championship win by introducing special edition versions of the Volvo S60 and Volvo V60, called, fittingly, the World Championship Editions.
The Polestar World Championship Editions are available in D4, D5, T5, and T6 variant grades, packed with the catalogue's worth of Polestar enhancements. These include a freer-flowing stainless steel exhaust system, sports air filter, and engine computer tweaks.
Depending on the variant, the engine outputs are lifted by up to 7.5kW and 50Nm, with throttle response tightened up, and quicker gear shifting patterns for the automatic transmission helping with overall performance.
Also added is a set of uprated dampers and springs for improved handling, while 19-inch Polestar light alloy wheels wrapped in racy tyres help with cornering. And to make sure the special editions aren't mistaken for the regular counterparts, there's a rear diffuser and lip spoiler, and Polestar gear shifter. Christian Samson, responsible for product and development at Polestar, said:
"The engineers from Polestar and Cyan Racing have worked collaboratively on engineering developments for existing Polestar road cars for many years. It's therefore fitting that we celebrate the remarkable achievement of securing our maiden World Championship by adding more performance to the cars that have been instrumental this season."
Volvo says the special packages will go on sale globally, wherever Polestar Performance Parts can be optioned. An Australian introduction is yet to be confirmed.
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Are humans just complex biochemical machines, mere physical parts of a causally closed materialist universe? Are we approaching the so-called 'Singularity', when human consciousness can (and will) be downloaded into computers? Or is there more to the human person – something that might be known as 'soul' or 'spirit'? As this book makes clear, the answers to these questions have profound implications to topics such as heroism, creativity, ecology, and the possibility of reason and science. In exploring this important topic, Dickerson engages the ideas of some well-known twentieth- and twentyfirst-century espousers of physicalism, including the philosopher Daniel Dennett, the biologist Richard Dawkins, the futurist-engineer Raymond Kurzweil, the psychologist B.F. Skinner, and the mathematician-philosopher Bertrand Russell. Through a careful reading of their works, Dickerson not only provides a fivefold critique of physicalism but also offers a Christian alternative in the form of 'integrative dualism', which affirms the existence of both a physical and a spiritual reality without diminishing the goodness or importance of either, and acknowledges that humans are spiritual as well as bodily persons.
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We all enjoy a wide range of adventure stuff, and having others to share the good times with makes it that much more fun. The benefits of sharing travelling costs, accommodation fees, etc. and getting group discounts can then be enjoyed, without the mission to get people together.
Therefore we have no club fees and we don't put any mark-up on event costs. Since no one is making money out of this, it is expected that every member will do his share in organising and assisting with the planning of an event (during the good and challenging times).
Guys wanting to join the group meet with 2 of our members beforehand, over drinks, to ensure that they fit the profile and understand what it's all about (get them up to speed and get all their questions answered) before they join on their first adventure.
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Tammy and her family went to an island to spend the summer. There were miles of warm, sandy beaches on the island. There were cool pine forests, and a pretty little old-fashioned town. There was lots to do--swimming, and tennis-playing, and bicycling, and sailing in the harbor. For rainy days, there was a cozy library and an interesting museum to visit. Tammy was delighted. A whole summer on this beautiful island! What fun it was going to be!
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Greetings, Past Selves!
I'm You From The Future! is the personal blog of Michael K. Ferrante, occasional writer, former artist, budding activist, would-be filmmaker. Basically a seething well of untapped potential.
Author mkferrantePosted on November 17, 2016 December 7, 2017 Categories UncategorizedLeave a comment on I'm You From The Future!
Greetings, Past Selves. Taking a break from the hard stuff (hard science fiction, that is) to go back to some of my old fantasy roots. There's a bit more storytelling flexibility there, if almost as much need (in my book anyway) for research. I can make up my own worlds, cultures, mythologies and magic systems, but things like making a good camp in the wild will always stand out if done wrong. And don't even get me started on ancient combat tactics. Getting that stuff right is not just a bear, it's a grizzly!
My usual solution is to have the main character(s) be amateur and still learning. That way they can make mistakes and "get away" with it (as far as the readers are concerned).
A lot of my old story notes can be recycled again and applied to different plots. Stuff like how the Roman Legions operated day-to-day and the logistics of horse archers. How Medieval villages baked their bread, and more importantly who made the beer. Mundane stuff that adds depth and realism to an unreal set of circumstances.
Characters are another area where I can mine old unused stories for recyclable material. I have several pre-industrial settings where a grizzled warrior or wandering musician might fit appropriately. And magical healers are always welcome in a setting with the right physics to allow such powers. I just have to make some minor adaptions to their personal backgrounds and details, the personalities can usually survive the transition intact.
Of course, even my wondrous magic can be broken down into boring sets of data. I prefer a magic system that has defined limits and not "anything goes" wishcraft. Large limits, but limits nonetheless. Otherwise magic becomes a universal Deus Ex Machina to ruin any semblance of a challenge for our characters. Got a problem? Magic it away!
I generally prefer not to add non-human species like orcs and goblins without a good reason; if humans can play the same role, all you have really made is people in funny masks. OTOH the converse is true: if you have a long lived magical race who live in the woods, why not call them elves? Or at least treat them like fantasy elves.
Anywho, see you later, Past Selves. I'm off to write the Wizard!
Author mkferrantePosted on June 30, 2019 Categories Uncategorized
My first review of "Introducing Smitty"
OK Past Selves, so it's time to cast a critical eye on my own work.
The italicized blurb intro was a bit wordy. The second paragraph, though, is a blatant infodump, and it's got to go. Work the details into the body of the story itself, show-don't-tell.
Overall it's too compressed. Spread it out. Next draft, wider and slower. Unify narrative threads, they're all over the place now. Jumping from topic to topic. Too choppy, needs a smoother flow.
More detailed description of what Smitty is experiencing, his environment, his immediate sensations, his emotions, maybe a personal physical description.
Build on Earth's history (later in the story, not in the intro.) Remember, what happens to Earth may not matter much to Smitty (or he's in denial that it does) but the readers still live there.
Just dropping a few brief notes to self, Past Selves. Off the do some rewrites.
Author mkferrantePosted on May 27, 2019 Categories Uncategorized
Another snippet: Introducing Smitty
Hi Past Selves. Title says it all. Here it is:
"An old man in a rejuvenated body is going into space for the first time in his long life, launched by borrowed alien-tech laser arrays. He is going to work on the Project: building a new miles-long starship for humanity's newly arrived starfaring Neighbors. He has survived 100 years of illness and fear, the Fountain Of Youth Wars, the Backlash aka the Second US Civil War, the subsequent rebellion against the Corporate Alliance and the difficult Reformation. He lost his legs and everything but his life, built a new life and got rebuilt legs, and now looks forward to a nearly immortal life among the stars.
If he survives the launch.
"Smitty" Berkowitz got his first Rejuve treatment as one of the original 20,000 Fountaineers of FOY War II. He'd received new lungs grown from his own tissue after a gas attack in the Battle of Rhode Island, paid for by the Interim Northeastern Alliance government. New legs, lost in a terrorist bombing ten years ago, courtesy of the United States of Canada. Neural uplink, installed recently.
Now he knew he would never set foot on his home world again. But he felt prepared for that. His attachment to his old life was long gone. He had long since lost his social phobia, has no vertigo, and had never minded closed spaces, so living in conditions of a spacecraft or one of the new Habitats should not be too oppressive. His one freefall test flight on a "vomit comet" parabolic aircraft had produced no vomit. His vacuum suit, packed away in stowage, fit like a glove; it should, for what it cost him. His neuralink fed him relevant data and flashed images across his eye's lens implants. Launch conditions nominal, laser and ship diagnostics read fully functional, all passengers seated and strapped in. No delays, clear path to Low Earth Orbit.
He was good to go.
LAUNCH.
Unlike a teeth-kicking chem-fueled rocket blast, the laser array started relatively gently and then built up enough to get off the ground. A bit wasteful, babying passengers that way, but the orbit-liner had the propellant to spare.
And soon electrical power was never again going to be a problem again for humanity. No more Big Oil wars, no more gas guzzlers. The OPEC cartels would be forever broken.
That possibility, more than the violence, had ended the Corporate Alliance regime. But all that was (literally) behind him now. Smitty had been accepted as a citizen of Heaven, one of the new space-only nations, and what transpired on Earth was no longer his responsibility.
As he sank into his seat, Smitty though about the nation-state that he was joining. Free rejuves at age of course, and medical care for life. That was almost standard for all space states now. But you had to "buy in", devote some of your resources to the initial investment, so he was sort of a shareholder as well. The space station that would be their Capitol was still under construction, so for the moment the Nation of Heaven was more of a concept, with its "Angel" citizens still scattered across space and Earth. Sam would spend at least the next year and a half bouncing around the inner Solar System in cramped spacecraft before his custom "berth" was ready to receive him.
Citizenship in a space colony, of course, entailed absolute dedication to making sure it stayed running. An artificial environment requires constant upkeep, and it was everyone's duty to ensure that it all stayed running as necessary, its ecology in balance, its mechanisms humming along. No slacking would be tolerated, no order disobeyed, or lives would literally be on the line. In a way it would be like being back in the military, under wartime discipline.
Space was an enemy to all life, and it never surrendered.
Still, air and heat and light could make it retreat behind pressure hulls, leaving a small bubble of human compatibility. Centrifugal spin compensated nicely for the lack of precious gravity, so necessary to human bodies. Radiation shielding was effective in keeping out particles of cosmic ray particles. Even Solar storms could be weathered, with the help of an artificial magnetosphere derived, once again, from Neighbor technology. The many space Habs under construction would soon be safe havens in a cold, cruel, and very uncaring Universe.
And our freedom would soon be truly unbounded, as we began the immense task of building a starship. Every line, every wire was being carefully built in duplicate. Soon there would be three such impressive vessels orbiting our Sun: The original Mother ship, its still unnamed successor, and our own starship, tentatively named the Enterprise.
All three would then take off, fulfilling the vast potential of the name starship. And Smitty, born at the start of the Space Age, would still be alive to see it at the close of the 21st century.
Over a hundred million at least, had applied to emigrate off planet, where at least some meaningful work waited to be accomplished. Smitty was both overjoyed and vastly relieved when his name had been accepted by Heaven as a potential Spacer. The weight of worry had actually reactivated his depression, causing him to go back into therapy. Of course, therapy was mandatory on a Habitat, since a space station society had to run smoothly under stressful conditions with minimal sand in the gears. Indeed, many of the classes Smitty had taken were on Conflict Resolution and Emotional De-Escalation.
He had happily gone back to school, training at the various skills he would need in his new home. 2 years of classes and hand-on operations, mostly involving remote tele-work on orbital structures. Very similar to the robot driving he'd be doing on the starship and in Heaven.
Going back to College had been a positive, if hard, experience for Smitty. To relive what should have been his "glory days", but this time with a little glory. To feel young and healthy, to be young and healthy, and yet know all the things a seasoned adult knows. A second chance at the Best Years Of Your Life. And he lived it to the fullest, took every opportunity to revel in the fact that he could do it all over, better. It was like a last, four year-long going away party from the Earth.
Several of the friends he'd made were also applicants to Heaven. Not all had been accepted, though, and jealousy had driven a few wedges into his relationships. Still, he could keep in touch with the rejected folks, offer them what empathy and support he could from millions of miles away.
A handful of his classmates, however, had made it. Graduated and become full Angels, two of whom were on the very same shuttle as Smitty. In fact if he craned his neck (not a safe action at 6 G's of acceleration) he could see Rebecca Malone from his seat; they had exchanged happy greetings and jokes while boarding.
Within minutes, the thrust ceased and Smitty found himself weightless. They had achieved full orbit. He was in space.
He was in space!"
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Author mkferrantePosted on May 27, 2019 May 27, 2019 Categories Uncategorized
Spheroid habitat module
Author mkferrantePosted on May 26, 2019 Format ImageCategories Uncategorized
A snippet of my writing
Bon Jour, Past Selves. Today I'm putting forth a small bit of the first draft I'm now working on. It describes a starship, "hard science" so it actually has to physically cross light-years of space the hard way. No warp, no hyperdrive. It's a slog, for sure.
"Mother had been described as looking like "A clarinet shoved into a basketball, sitting on a birdcage." The "basketball" was the immense Converter that made it all possible; it somehow (we were not certain of the mechanism yet) made small amounts of the magnetic monopoles that were able to turn matter directly into energy, using that in turn to initiate fusion in a plasma stream hotter than most stars.
The immense heat and all kinds of radiation from the monopole creation process itself, was largely directional. This was another, lesser technological mystery. Still, the little that spread out was enough to vaporize Mother many times over; in flight, luminous wings of dusty plasma would wick heat away from the sphere, allowing it to work safely.
The main conversion-catalyzed fusion thrust actually took place outside the engine, with an immense magnetic field transferred momentum to the ship, essentially levitating the immense mass "above" the star-hot fusion flame. An enormous "birdcage" of superconductors, studded with radiator spikes, maintained that magnetic field.
How they made monopoles from "scratch" was a question that humanity's best physicists and fusion engineers were miles away from solving. We had, with a great deal of Neighbor assistance, managed to build our own working Deuterium/Tritium fusion power plant. But it was a fickle, high maintenance machine. Right now we were still reliant of conventional, if advanced, fission reactors to propel most human spacecraft.
For now.
The sphere still glowed red-hot, long after the drive became inactive. They would probably remain so for several more years.
The "bell" of the clarinet was the closed version of the ship's modified Ramscoop, which somehow was able to aim a magnetic field into a tight line ahead acting as both collector and shield, gathering and directing protons into the "funnel" to act as propellant and fuel for the drive. Unfolded, the bell formed a massive, magnetically supported cone that was larger than the ship itself. The high-temp superconductor it was composed of was cooled by an even larger halo of swept-back wire whiskers that were thin enough to be invisible from a distance.
Relatively small radiating winglets stuck out from the ship's body. A smaller Deuterium fusion reactor served to maintain a magnetic shielding field in the unlikely event the main torch had to be had to be put in flow-through mode in flight. It normally was only minimally active, barely ticking over to keep it ready for immediate full burn
When the ship first arrived in our system, it had what appeared to be a string of golden beads wrapped around its middle. These were the city-sized Spheroids, home to the Neighbors and their complex, life-supporting biospheres.
Neighbor Spheroids are slightly oblate, able to extend black fin/sail radiators and wire-halo magsails. Internal sections can turn 90 degrees from thrust alignment to spin. The Spheroids are able to move as independent craft when separated from Mother ship.
Mother can swan dive near a star's corona in order to refill, after separating itself from the vulnerable components, mainly the Spheroids. Magnetic fields siphon plasma from the corona. In essence, a controlled Solar flare. Care must be taken not to spray Earth or Near-Earth structures with particles. Hopefully, with humans able to gather materials for fuel and remass for their Neighbors, this risky procedure will not be necessary.
In full flight, the massive ship looked like a flower of magnetic field lines and plasma blazing like a Sun, with a splinter of hard matter in its heart. The "stem" of the flower would be the thousand-mile long exhaust stream, at least the parts of it not yet dispersed by heat and ionization. While Mother in flight was too bright to look at with the naked human eye, assuming any eye could ever see it so, the probe that it had sent out had gotten some spectacular outside views which had, fortunately, been shared with humanity.
The Neighbors sought communication with humans. They appeared to want our help in gathering resources and building a new starship to replace the subjectively old, irreparably worn Mother. We readily agreed, as it allowed us access to their immensely advanced technology.
Just a little bit to whet the appetite. This post is free to copy as long as you credit Michael K. Ferrante as its author.
That's hard science to you, copper!
Both of the stories I'm currently discovery-writing, are what's called Hard Science Fiction. For the uninitiated, that means my world's properties cannot go beyond the bounds of what's known to be physically possible or use technology that can't be explained by real world science. No faster than light travel, no anti-gravity or magic, no psychic powers, no nonsense, no kidding. It's fun.
No, I mean that. It's a challenge working within limits, knowing that what you create or read in an imaginary world could, if circumstances were right, happen in the real world. And no doubt, much of what is hard science fiction today will end up becoming reality tomorrow. Cell phones and robots started as fiction. The medical Diagnostic Bed was inspired by Star Trek. So there's precedent.
Still, it's fiction, and not prediction. And obeying the laws of what is possible means being familiar with those laws. And I'm not. So research again rears its ugly head, taking away time and mental effort that I could be using more productively.
Not that I'm complaining. This new voyage is fun on a bun, and edifying as well; it gives me a sense of accomplishment to create something like this.
Still, a lot of physics and most of math are way over my head. So I need to be a little careful if I don't want my end result to come off flawed in its "hardness". Outdated by science Moving On, I can handle; you act on the information you have at the time. But mistaken because of sloppy research or misinterpretation is less acceptable to me.
So, I carefully check and recheck facts, examine the state of the art, and ask real scientists on real science boards to vet my ideas and offer suggestions.
Fun on a bun!
Here I go again on my own
I ended my last post less than 7 hours ago, with
"'Till next time, Past Selves. I'll probably be working on yet another unfinished story by then."
Prophetic words indeed. I'm now at work on my first ever bout of discovery writing, and I'm having a blast doing it.
I've always been an outliner. Plot the story before you write the story. And worldbuild the setting –to exhaustion. And research, research, research. All before writing a word. Not this time. I'm doing everything on the fly, researching as I go along, and letting my mind run free to see where it takes me.
Here's to new experiences, Past Selves… Cheers!
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As many seasoned bakers will be aware, getting ready for the busy festive period takes a lot of planning. Although many of our favourite festive treats need to be whipped up on the day, there's one that's famously made in advance: the Christmas cake.
If you're already thinking about creating a batch ready for when the orders come flooding in, no fear. We've complied our top tips for making the perfect Christmas cake to ensure your customers are fully satisfied when they cut into it on Christmas Day.
To ensure your Christmas cake is full of flavour, soak all your dried fruit for three days before baking. The fruit is traditionally soaked in brandy, but if that's not your tipple of choice, why not experiment with other spirits? Rum, whiskey and sherry are popular alternatives, or if you'd rather ditch the alcohol, ginger beer can make a lovely spicy cake.
As many Christmas cakes can take around 4-5 hours to bake, the edges of your cake can end up cooking quicker than the middle. To prevent them from browning too much during a long, slow bake, add an extra layer of baking paper around your cake mix and the sides won't cook as quickly.
Feeding your cake is an essential part of baking this Christmas staple. After your cake has baked and cooled, skewer it in a few places and add a little more of your chosen spirit. You'll then need to wrap your cake in baking paper and foil until it's ready to decorate. However, during this time you'll need to feed your cake with alcohol every few days. This will ensure the cake stays moist in the months before it's iced.
When you're ready to start the decoration phase, brush your cake with apricot jam before you add the marzipan. This seals the cake and acts as a base for the marzipan to sit on, ensuring the cake doesn't crumble into the icing and the top stays smooth and even.
Once you've covered your cake in marzipan, cover your cake loosely in baking paper and leave it for a few days before adding the royal icing. This allows the cake to dry out a bit before you coat it in icing and add your final decorations.
However you like to make your Christmas cake, giving yourself plenty of time to carry out every stage is the secret to mastering this classic recipe.
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If there's one flavour that goes hand in hand with Bonfire Night, it's toffee apple. But if you're a tad tired of the tooth-breaking traditional version, these mouth-watering toffee apple desserts are the perfect Bonfire Night alternative. From hearty puddings to irresistible cakes, here are our four favourite recipes to rustle up on 5th November.
One of the ultimate comfort food recipes, bread and butter pudding is perfect for November nights. However, this ingenious recipe turns our much-loved winter warmer into a Bonfire Night classic. Layering brioche and apple rings with sweet caramel and vanilla custard, toffee apple bread and butter pudding is the perfect post-firework display treat. Serve warm with vanilla ice cream for added indulgence.
If it's a cold dessert you're after, look no further than this toffee apple cheesecake. Sweet caramelised apples sandwiched between a vanilla cream cheese filling and a buttery ginger base, this dessert is baked then chilled overnight. Top with more caramelised apple slices before serving and decorate with cinnamon sticks for a fantastic Bonfire Night centrepiece dessert.
Winter wouldn't be winter without whipping up a hearty crumble. With apple already a popular filling for this British pud, adding toffee sauce and a hint of ginger into the classic recipe will make it perfect for Bonfire Night. Serve your toffee apple crumble with a good helping of vanilla custard for a traditionally British bake.
Boasting sugar, spice and all things nice, this spiced toffee apple cake is perfect for Bonfire Night. Combining mixed spice and vanilla with a brown sugar cake mixture, this cake is layered with thinly sliced apples before baking. Once baked, cut into squares and drizzle your spiced sponge with delicious toffee sauce.
Can't wait until Bonfire Night? These autumnal treats are delicious all season, so there's nothing stopping you getting started right away!
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With over 600,000 vegans living in Britain, veganism has become one of the fastest growing lifestyle movements. In fact, according to The Vegan Society, the number of vegans in the UK quadrupled between 2014 and 2018, resulting in a spike in the demand for vegan food.
As you can imagine, this meteoric rise in popularity has led to many bakeries diversifying their products. However, creating tasty vegan recipes can prove tricky for those new to the practice. To help you get to grips with vegan baking, we've compiled a list of savvy swaps so you can create the perfect free-from bake.
Unsweetened, non-dairy milk. More of a simple swap, non-dairy milk alternatives are usually a good substitute. Soya milk is closest in consistency to cows' milk, whereas almond milk can be a bit thin for certain recipes. Just keep an eye out for added sweeteners and flavours when making your selection.
Coconut milk or avocado. While both are great swaps, these ingredients have different benefits. Coconut milk acts in a similar way to regular cream, making it an easy trade and ideal for chilling and recreating whipped cream. It does however have a high saturated fat content, just like dairy cream. For a healthier option, avocado can add a creaminess to your bakes but contains mainly unsaturated fat, making it a slightly healthier alternative.
Non-dairy margarine or coconut oil. Although margarine isn't strictly a dairy product (it's usually made from soya bean oil or an oil blend), a lot of margarines will contain traces of dairy. However, there are a few margarine brands which are completely dairy-free, such as Smart Balance Light Margarine. If you can't find one, coconut oil also makes a great one-to-one swap.
Maple syrup. An ingredient that is often forgotten to be replaced in vegan baking, honey also doesn't fit within the vegan diet. Instead, use an equal amount of maple syrup to add sweetness to a recipe.
With veganism becoming increasingly popular, we're likely to see even more vegan treats on our shelves in future.
Do you know of any savvy swaps for vegan bakers? Let us know your top tips via Twitter!


Instagram is a photo sharing Social Networking App which can be downloaded free to you mobile device from the Apple store or Google Play store. It's a fun way to share your life with friends through a series of pictures.
It's simple, all you have to do is snap a photo with your mobile phone, then choose a filter to transform the image into a memory to keep around forever.
You can share your photos on a photo-by-photo basis on Facebook and Twitter.
How can Instagram help me market my business?
Marketing is all about the customer. The more can engage with your customer the better. Instagram is a great way for you to personalise you business and show your customers your business's personality. It's like taking a family photograph and showing it to everyone you meet.
Top brands like Mercedes Benz, MTV and Tiffany & Co all use Instagram to engage with their customers. So why shouldn't you?
All of this will give you an edge over your competition and help you build your customer base and increase sales! Remember if your customers are sharing on Instagram you should be too!
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The University of Toledo Rocket Marching Band will take its show on the road to an indoor venue, the historic Valentine Theatre. The Sounds of the Stadium concert will be held Saturday, November 17 at 8 p.m. The RMB will perform music from its 2018 football season.
Highlights of the program include the music of Panic! at the Disco, Elton John, show tunes from "The Greatest Showman," and traditional UT favorites as well.


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We love coffee. That's why we meticulously brew each cup of ethically sourced coffee to ensure the best quality in each cup we serve you.
100% of our profits help end slavery through the work of International Justice Mission. To date, they have rescued over 40,000 people.
With every cup of coffee that we serve, we want it to help bring rescue to the 40 million men, women, and children caught in slavery.
Fridays are our crêpe days, We serve delicious made-to-order crepes, one sweet and one savory. The flavors change every week so make sure to come back every Friday!


"That is not the society we want. It's not the society that our children deserve."
WASHINGTON — The widespread mistrust of law enforcement that was exposed by the fatal police shooting of an unarmed black man in Missouri exists in too many other communities and is having a corrosive effect on the nation, particularly on its children, President Barack Obama says. He blames the feeling of wariness on persistent racial disparities in the administration of justice.
"It makes folks who are victimized by crime and need strong policing reluctant to go to the police because they may not trust them," he said Saturday night in an address at the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation's annual awards dinner.
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Strong Spirit Strong Mind Metro Project
The Strong Spirit Strong Mind Metro Project aims to raise awareness of the harms associated with alcohol and other drug (AOD) issues among young Aboriginal people and their families and communities in the Perth Metropolitan area.
The Project focuses on young people aged 12 to 25 years and encourages these young Aboriginal people to develop the knowledge and attitudes to choose healthy lifestyles, promote healthy environments and create safer communities.
Project activities include:
A prevention campaign
An Aboriginal Youth Reference Group
Targeted AOD strategies for young Aboriginal people
Prevention Campaign
The Strong Spirit Strong Mind Metro Project campaign has been running since 2012 and aims to prevent and delay the early uptake of alcohol and other drugs by young Aboriginal people in the Perth metropolitan area.
The campaign sets out to increase awareness of the risks/harms associated with alcohol and other drug use and improve awareness of the support services available.
The key messages of the campaign include:
Strong inner spirit keeps our family strong, our community strong and our culture alive.
Getting drunk or stoned can put you in shameful and dangerous situations.
Using drugs and alcohol can mess with your mind and affect your relationships.
When our spirit is strong, our mind is strong and we make good decisions.
Aboriginal Youth Reference Group
The SSSM Metro Project is guided by a group of young Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people who form the Aboriginal Youth Reference Group (AYRG).
The main aim of the group is to provide advice and guidance on all of our SSSM Metro Project activities and resources, to ensure that the project is suitable for young Aboriginal people in the Perth metro area.
The AYRG is an opportunity for young people to have their say about what programs for young Aboriginal people should look like. It's also an opportunity to meet and yarn with other young people who are passionate about improving alcohol and other drug issues in the community.
To be part of the group you must be:
Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander
Currently living in the Perth metro area.
If you are interested in being involved or have any further questions about the AYRG, we encourage you to complete the application form and send to our SSSM Metro Project Senior Project Officer.
The SSSM Metro Project team would like to acknowledge and thank all the young Aboriginal people who have contributed to our project activities.
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Nothing brings a garden to life as effectively as water whether it is still or moving. It does not necessarily have to be a pond or pool, there are many options available including children friendly features. However it is important that the chosen feature compliments the style of garden.
There are many materials available when constructing different styles of water feature from preformed pools and reservoirs, to varying quality of liners used to form large ponds or lakes. When considering the installation of any type of water feature it is important to research it thoroughly.
It is not merely a matter of installation of the water feature but also the need to plan for a healthy and balanced water system designed specifically for the needs of whoever is to enjoy the pool – plants, fish, wildlife or people, or some combination of these parties.
Lighting can extend the enjoyment of the garden well into the evening, and can be used to dramatic effect for highlighting features within the garden. It is important when incorporating lighting into the garden that the fixtures and fittings are suitable for the area, and that it is installed and checked by a qualified tradesperson.


Everything starts with a simple thought or a moment of inspiration. For me, it was during a morning workout in a new pair of NIKE FREE running shoes. There's just something about getting a new pair of shoes. It doesn't really matter who you are, where you live or how old you are. New shoes are cool. I guess in a weird way, a new pair of shoes signals a new beginning or a new start. No scuff marks, tattered shoe laces, grimy soles or smelly reminders of where you have been.
Like many of you, I read about the events that are unfolding in Syria, Iraq, Lebanon, Turkey, North Africa and other hot spots in this region. But unlike many of you, I live in this part of the world. As a journalist currently based in Jerusalem, I write about these geopolitical events and am often forced to separate my emotions from the harsh realities that millions of human beings are dealing with right now. That is why we started The H19 Shoe Project.
Hope and compassion are not just ideological concepts. Hope and compassion are tangible realities that make a measurable impact in a person's life. Some may wonder, why shoes? These displaced and traumatized people need food, water, shelter, clothes, travel documents, money, or any number of other essentials. Why shoes? Well, one reason is because shoes are personal. One size doesn't fit all. Because new shoes represent a new start on a new path and because many of these refugees are kids who have walked a very long way and their shoes didn't survive the journey.
I have seen the unforgettable spark in my kids eyes when they get a new pair of shoes and I guess, we just want to see that same spark a million more times. Do you want to help us help them? We are starting with shoes and we will work our way up from there. Get involved in The H19 Shoe Project today.
Thank you for joining the H19 Shoe Project. We will be in touch with next steps.


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ANTIGRAVITY MACHINE PATENT DRAWS PHYSICISTS' IRE
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By Brian Handwerk on November 11th, 2005 on news.nationalgeographic.com
A perpetual-motion machine may defy the laws of physics, but an Indiana inventor recently succeeded in having one patented. On November 1 Boris Volfson of Huntington, Indiana, received U.S. Patent 6,960,975 for his design of an antigravity space vehicle.
Volfson's craft is theoretically powered by a superconductor shield that changes the space-time continuum in such a way that it defies gravity. The design effectively creates a perpetual-motion machine, which physicists consider an impossible device.
Journalist Philip Ball reported on the newly patented craft in the current issue of the science journal Nature.
Robert Park, a consultant with the American Physical Society in Washington, D.C., warns that such dubious patents aren't limited to the antigravity concept.
"I might hear a complaint about a particular patent, and then I look into it," he explained. "More often than not it's a screwball patent. It's an old problem, but it has gotten worse in the last few years. The workload of the patent office has gone up enormously."
Some people might consider patents on unworkable products to be relatively harmless. Park, a physics professor at the University of Maryland at College Park, disagrees.
"The problem, of course, is that this deceives a lot of investors," he said. "You can't go out and find investors for a new invention until you can come up with a patent to show that if you put all this money into a concept, somebody else can't steal the idea.
"[Approving these kind of patents can] make it easier for scam artists to con people if they can get patents for screwball ideas."
Perpetual questPerpetual-motion machines have long held special appeal for inventors—particularly during the concept's heyday around the turn of the 20th century.
Patent applications on such devices became so numerous that by 1911 the patent office instituted a rule that perpetual-motion machine concepts had to be accompanied by a model that could run in the office for a period of one year.
"The patent office used to say that they didn't patent perpetual-motion machines, but it turned out that there really was no such rule," Park said.
A 1990 federal court ruling against inventor Joe Newman, who applied for a patent on a motor that he said could return more energy than it consumed, was interpreted as precluding patents for such devices.
But the verdict has not fully stemmed the tide of applications.
"The effect that [the court ruling] has had is that patent seekers no longer call them perpetual-motion machines," Park said. "Now it's called capturing zero-point energy."
Zero-point energy is a real type of energy produced by the miniscule movements of molecules at rest. Harnessing this energy is theoretically possible, but the task seems, at least for the moment, practically impossible.
Patent reviewWhen asked about Volfson's machine, a U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) spokesperson said the agency does not discuss specific patents. But the spokesperson explained that qualified patent examiners review each application according to rigid criteria.
First the idea must be patentable by law, said Brigid Quinn of the USPTO, based in Alexandria, Virginia. "There is patent law that describes what is patentable subject matter—for example, the laws of nature aren't patentable."
If an idea passes legal muster it must then meet several specific criteria.
"Is it new?" Quinn asked. "Is it useful, which means does it work? Is it nonobvious? And is it described in such detail to enable someone skilled in that technology to make and use it based on the description that must accompany the application?"
Patent office scientists and engineers, skilled in particular technologies, make their determinations based on these criteria and the current state of the science involved.
But despite their best efforts, mistakes are inevitable and patents may be granted to unworkable ideas. Some 5,000 examiners must currently handle a load of 350,000 applications per year.
Meanwhile, no amount of nay-saying will stop inventors from dreaming of a legitimate perpetual-motion breakthrough. Park believes that these hopefuls far outweigh any ill-meaning scammers.
"The most curious aspect of this is that most of these people truly believe that they've made some new discovery that most people haven't thought of," he said. "It doesn't often work out."
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Protesters react to an appearance by Republican Gov. Scott Walker at a news conference inside the Wisconsin State Capitol February 21, 2011 in Madison, Wisconsin
While riots in Libya and Bahrain dominate news and the US backs protests abroad, many think it is not so supportive of what is going on in its own backyard.
Thousands of people protesting their government – that could be reminiscent of Yemen or Bahrain or any of the protests inspired by Tunisia and, on a larger scale Egypt, where the people's will, in many cases driven by workers' struggles, won out over ruling regimes.But demonstrations are going on in the US state of Wisconsin.People are chanting: "Absolutely Wisconsin is the new Egypt!"Workers are fighting to maintain their wages, benefits, and bargaining rights. Unions and their supporters have been standing up collectively for over a week against politicians proposing to take these rights away."This is one of the most incredible outpourings we have seen since the great depression and I think it could be the spark that could rebuild the labor movement in this country," says labor journalist and third-generation union organizer Mike Elk. But you would not know it walking past a news stand in the US. American papers have photographs of protests in other countries on their front pages, with no mention of the estimated 70,000 protesting on US soil, fighting for their rights at home.American protesters challenge the story told by the most-watched 24-hour news network in the US. Critics accuse Fox of painting peaceful protesters as rioters and thugs.While that may be true, the struggles people face from the Midwest to Mid-East cannot be painted with one broad brush."We do have a higher standard of living. It's not as bad as what we are seeing overseas, in the Third World, developing world, but it is a manifestation of the same global move," explains radio host Alex Jones. The manifestation is received very differently by US press and politicians, depending on where it is happening.American media that shared in the excitement of Egyptian protesters vilifies the ones in their own backyard.President Barack Obama sided with the democratic demands of Egyptians on the street, and called for "political, social, and economic reforms which meet the aspirations of the Egyptian people."Meanwhile, Mike Elk says that "on the day the Egyptian military helped liberate the Egyptian people, the governor of Wisconsin threatened to call out the National Guard."Lawmakers in the US were rallying the troops against protesters and the top republican in the US derided their tactics, saying this was "not a way to have an adult conversation."Egyptians seem to disagree. A prominent union leader pledged support for the Western workers in his video.Everyone watched the people of Egypt celebrate their triumph, a victory fought and won with support of the US.Meanwhile, on the battlefield of working people right in America, those who are fighting largely go undefended.
US unions clawless housecats to EU's labor tiger
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All of Rosewood wants to know who killed Alison - and the names Aria, Emily, Hanna and Spencer are on everyone's lips. Forced to move their friendship underground and to meet with a therapist, the girls feel utterly alone. Is no place safe from the watchful eye of "A"? With parental and romantic relationships on the rocks, the four friends consider revealing their secret, further straining their bond. But as the mystery deepens, the bod..
As the third season begins, a summer has passed since Aria, Emily, Hanna and Spencer found out about Mona being "A" and the death of Maya. With the terror seemingly over and an alleged murderer now behind bars, the town of Rosewood is slowly healing from old and new wounds. Each of the four girls spent their summer in different ways -- with Aria taking a photography class, Spencer taking college courses at Hollis, Hanna taking cooking c..
Get ready for more twists and thrills as season four of Pretty Little Liars begins in the moments following the shocking season three finale and the girls strive to make sense of the mysterious "Red Coat" and what plans he or she may have in store for them. Based upon the book series by Sara Shepard, Pretty Little Liars revolves around four teenage girlfriends — Aria (Lucy Hale), Emily (Shay Mitchell), Hanna (Ashley Benson) and Spencer ..
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All 20 episodes from the sixth season of the US drama based on the novels by Sara Shepard. The series follows four friends in the fictional town of Rosewood, Pennsylvania, who, after the leader of their group goes missing, start receiving mysterious messages which threaten to reveal their darkest secrets. The episodes are: 'Game On, Charles', 'Songs of Innocence', 'Songs of Experience', 'Don't Look Now', 'She's No Angel', 'No Stone Untu..
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Young Adult Classics' is a new series from Naxos AudioBooks which aims to bring key works of literature to a young audience in abridged form. Lively, accessible readings with music is the key. But also important are the extra bonus CD-ROM tracks including abridged and unabridged texts, and Top Teacher's Notes by high profile English teacher and writer Francis Gilbert. Jane Eyre is the tale of a young governess who becomes entangled with the powerful Mr Rochester, finding mystery and uneasiness in his house. This is part of the 'Young Adult Classics' series launched by Naxos AudioBooks in 2009: each title contains a CD-ROM with extensive 'teacher notes' and the full text of the audiobook.


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Stevie Wonder says he's taking a break from touring to get a kidney transplant in September
By Variety Staff| 2 years ago
LOS ANGELES (Variety.com) - Legendary R&B singer Stevie Wonder is taking a break from touring to undergo a kidney transplant.
Wonder, 69, shared the news Saturday (Sunday AEDT) during his set at the British Summer Time Hyde Park music festival in England, explaining that he would still be performing in three more shows before undergoing the procedure in September.
Stevie Wonder performs at concert in Hyde Park, London. (Getty)
"So what's gonna happen is this: I'm going to have surgery. I'm going to have a kidney transplant in September of this year," Wonder told the crowd. "You aint got to hear no rumours about nothing; I told you what's up -- I'm good."
Wonder also confirmed that he already has a donor for the procedure, generating cheers from the crowd.
"I'm all good; I'm all good; I'm all good. I have a donor; it's all good," he said. "I want you to know I came here to give you my love and to thank you for your love."
Also during the set, Wonder performed a number of classic songs including such as 'For Once in My Life' and 'Master Blaster.'
The singer's appearance was the second of five major concerts at the park, which will also include a performance from Barbra Streisand on Sunday, Florence + The Machine on July 13 and Robbie Williams on July 14.
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Home All Shows Life Ok's 'Kalash' to go OFF-AIR
Life Ok's Balaji Telefilms show 'Kalash – Ek Vishwaas' gained popularity due to its lead actress Aparna Dixit and lead actor Kripp Suri. But here comes a bad news for the ardent fans of the show.
According to various media reports, show will go off-air very soon. The reason behind this major decision is Channel's new strategy to bring in Male-oriented shows. Kalash is a woman-centric show, so that is why it is going off-air.
The team and the actors of 'Kalash' have been notified of this development. But everyone is very sad about it as the show will hit a major milestone. On 21stFebruary, show will complete it's 500 episodes.
Although channel has not particularly decided that which show will take its place but speculation is that Sher-E-Punjab: Maharaja Ranjit Singh and the Rajan Shahi show, Yaariaan are the shows that will be the channel's next launches.
Before this, popular show 'Bahu Hamari Rajni_Kant' went off-air due to channel's new strategy.
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Lunchtime talk: Beach Creative, Herne Bay.
It's funny how you can live somewhere for years and still be surprised to find new venues to visit and things to do nearby. Such was the case one Tuesday when our members heard a talk about Beach Creative in Herne Bay.
Beach Creative is a creative hub and gallery in Herne Bay that opened its doors to the public in July 2012. It's a voluntary led CIC (not for profit organisation) founded by Gil Wilson, Mandy Troughton and Mandy Boughton (the latter two's similar names causing much confusion and mirth).
Both Mandys are local artists – Mandy Troughton specialising in sculpture and Mandy Boughton in painting; both, coincidentally, are familiar with Rotary – Mandy Troughton is an Inner Wheel Member (her husband, Brian, is the Treasurer of Herne Bay Rotary Club) and Mandy Broughton is a Rotarian with our sister club, the Rotary Club of Canterbury Sunrise.
We were lucky to have both Mandys come and talk to us.
The Beach Creative project all started after Canterbury City Council offered Beach House (due to be demolished) to them for one year. The Council had offered the house for creative purposes, so the team called on all friends and relatives to help redecorate the run-down property first – no small task given issues of damp etc. Nevertheless, their combined efforts led to the transformation of Beach House into what is now a functional building with a large, bright gallery replacing what was a dull room, and with new artist's studios above. There's also a smaller gallery downstairs.
The upstairs studios are rented by 14 or so artists running their own little businesses. The building also plays host to lots of local creative classes and workshops – for instance, it has a sewing club, language classes, photography, arts and crafts classes, a choir, poetry classes and even woodcarving. In fact, there are people queuing to run classes – meaning they are almost bursting at the seams! In the evenings they sometimes have jazz and sketch jamming sessions which combine music and art. The building also now houses a Café – "Toast", which makes it an ideal venue for a visit with friends or family.
The building also houses other community causes – for instance, "Forward Trust" helps people with alcoholism. Recently, 'Take Off" has been working from there – this supports people with various degrees of mental illness, helping them to develop a range of skills. There's also a charity called "Bright Shadow" that helps people with dementia and sends out "memory boxes" to homes and hospitals throughout the country.
The artists are offered a knock-down rent which covers 50% of Beach Creative's costs, and currently they have a waiting list for studio space. Toast is being supported by Beach Creative with a new initiative providing juicing workshops for well-being as well as offering a wonderful array of foods and drinks for all kinds of needs i.e. vegan/ vegetarian /dairy-free etc.
For the last four years Beach Creative has also received funding from UCA (University for the Creative Arts) to run a 15-week course Arts Foundation Course. These are free, for people on income support or those who have not had the opportunity to take up an arts course . As a testament to the success of this, a number have now gone to art college to do a degree.
Beach Creative also has an award-winning garden which was developed with support from Kew Gardens, and a lovely "kiddie garden" too. They recently took part in a "grow wild" project with Kew.
Both Mandys and their colleagues have worked on various projects in the community. For example, in 2013 they helped with the Duchamp Festival in Herne Bay (named after the painter and sculptor renowned for Cubist and Dada schools of work who lived in Herne Bay in 1913). The event drew people from around the world to attend. There were seven academics who each gave a paper on different aspects of Marcel Duchamp – his work, his life. The event was so successful that as a result there has been a cartoon festival each year since, with up to forty professional political cartoonists exhibiting their work in Beach Creative, and a number attending a "Cartoon Live" spectacle on Herne Bay's Pier - where they set up their easels and draw. These cartoonists are from all the national publications, including Private Eye. Beach Creative has also hosted an International radio drama festival (though not this year) (with writers submitting work from numerous countries, including Poland and Russia) – basically stories that have to be listened to on the radio.
This July there's a joint exhibition with artists from Herne Bay's twin town – Wimereux, N. France. Beach Creative has also worked with the Herne Bay Town Partners to provide another arts event "Herne Bay Creates" – celebrating a multitude of creatives in the town, which also incorporated an interesting "gallery/pub crawl" involving four of the local micro-breweries.
For next year, Beach Creative has initiated a collaborative exhibition with Creek Creative in Faversham and the Fish Slab in Whitstable, where there will be a travelling exhibition on the theme of Maps.
Basically, Beach Creative is trying to bring people into the town and encourage and support creativity – and not just in the visual arts. In 2017 they engaged with more than 1500 people via outreach programmes and workshops. As they say, "it's all about people". They feel they are a community arts centre. Currently they have six directors, all practicing artists and all volunteers. Any profits they make go straight back into the work they do. The venue can be hired out for exhibitions etc as well – there is the Duchamp Gallery, the Marcel Gallery, Rosetti Room and Studio 7.
We were shown a fascinating short video in which one artist described Beach Creative as "an eye opener". They added that they never knew such a facility existed! Another artist described it as a "Thriving place to be".
The building is still owned by Canterbury City Council and at the moment Beach Creative leases it as the council decided not to demolish. However, they only have a one-year lease which makes it difficult for their projects and planning. At one point the rent had shot up from £3,475 p.a. to £20,000, but thankfully this was reduced after they managed to show documentation about all of the work that they do. Rent has returned to previous levels, but the 1-year lease remains an issue.
The Directors love their building but they feel they are living on borrowed time as the Council are unsure about what they want to do with the building called "Beach House".
Beach Creative has had a huge impact on the local community and helped develop local creativity. We very much hope that it will continue to develop and do its good work and congratulate the team on their efforts to date
For more information about Beach Creative click here.
You can read more about some of the artists here.
You can watch their video here.
And you can follow them on facebook, twitter or Instagram.
Picture: Mandy Troughton and Mandy Boughton talk to our members about Beach Creative. Picture credit: Rotary Club of Canterbury.
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Italian sunglasses and eyeglasses
Italian eyewear, from designer sunglasses to eyeglasses for women, men and kids, can be seen all over the world and worn by celebrities and anyone who appreciates Made in Italy.
Made in Italy: The International Home of Today's Hottest Eyewear Designs
Lady Gaga wearing Versace's sunglasses
It's hard to recall a time when Italian designers produced garments exclusively. Versace, Armani and Gucci diversified their lines and many found success in accessories. While handbags, shoes and jewelry made natural line extensions, it was practical eyewear in the form of frames and sunglasses that elevated Italian design to its current popularity courtesy, in great measure, to Italy's high-powered fashion firms. Which houses shine? Find out as we showcase the best of the best so you understand how expansive the Italian sunglasses and eyeglasses market has grown over time.
1Armani
Giorgio Armani's fashion empire is so diverse, it's easy to understand why, after focusing strictly on haute couture for decades, he began putting his signature spin on watches, jewelry, shoes and a popular line of Italian eyeglasses that have kept this Italian designer's branded looks atop "must own" lists since 1975. Headquartered in Milan, you can expect to see a growing number of new eyewear designs just about everywhere you shop, from high-end boutiques to big box stores.
2Laura Biagiotti
Give this Italian designer kudos for being more than just a pretty face. Studying archaeology and literature in Rome, she found working in her parent's dressmaking business to be much more appealing, so she gave up digging and started designing, hosting her first runway show in 1972. These days, the Biagiotti logo on Italian sunglasses says plenty about a wearer's taste, though the brand can be harder to find than its competitors.
3Bottega Veneta
When this fashion house opened its doors in Vicenza in 1966, Italy's long history of leather craftsmanship lead the company's product line. Ultimately, leather gave way to other textiles, thus this firm became a full-fledged atelier known for luxe couture. It's likely the founders of Bottega Veneta had no clue that the company's small but stylish line of Italian sunglasses would become such hot sellers, but BV has become quite the player in the luxury eyewear market.
4Bvlgari
If you wonder why that "V" is firmly planted between the B and L, it's an homage to Rome's glory days where togas were the couture of the era. Unlike other Italian design houses, this luxe brand was launched in Rome in 1884 to produce jewelry and accessories rather than garments, so adding glass frames and sunglasses to their gallery of offerings was a perfectly natural step. Identify Bvlgari styles by a distinguishing cat eye shape and hidden logo embellished on frames that suggest membership in a private club. Togas not required.
5Roberto Cavalli
Roberto Cavalli's design sensibilities could never be called "safe." This Italian designer never met an exotic print he couldn't morph into a garment and he was the first high-end Italian designer to sand-blast jeans. Not every haute couture legend has a fine art background. Nor do their works of art hang in Italy's Uffizi Gallery. So while the Roberto Cavalli eyewear line is small, designs are true works of art courtesy of this talented designer.
6Dolce & Gabbana
Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana met while working for a luxury fashion house in 1980, and by 1985, launched their line of ready-to-wear collections of garments and shoes. D&G diversified into accessories and among the most successful niche of all has been their eyewear division. More affordable than some Italian eyewear brands, D&G styles can be found at retail stores, opticians, glasses boutiques and Internet sites.
7Fendi
Rome has been home to the luxury fashion house Fendi for longer than most fans of Italian products realize. Launched in 1925, Fendi's product lines were diversified from the get-go; timepieces, fragrances, furs, shoes and accessories, so adding Italian eyeglasses to the mix grew the brand exponentially. Availability? Fendi designs are everywhere you look, from discounters to specialty shops, so even those on small budgets can wear this brand.
8Gucci
The unique shapes and materials that distinguish Gucci designs from other high profile Italian eyewear giants are evident with every frame and lens. Founded by Guccio Gucci in Florence around 1921, the brand grew to be so successful, publications "Business Week" and "Interbrand" listed Gucci among the world's top global enterprises, which is why boutiques, optical shops and eyewear retailers always stock the latest Gucci introductions.
9Miu Miu
Visiting the Miu Miu eyewear collection on the company's website is like browsing the freezer case at an ice cream emporium. It's almost impossible to pick from a menu with so many delicious choices. As a fully-owned and operated wing of Prada, Miu Miu is headquartered in Italy's fashion mecca, Milan, and specializes in unique, attention-getting Italian eyeglasses that appeal to every taste under the Tuscan sun and beyond.
10Persol
While fashion houses expand their lines to include everything from gowns and shoes to bags and perfume, Persol remains committed to the manufacture of Italian sunglasses, and from all indications, that isn't going to change any time soon. Founded by Carlo Giuseppe Ratti in 1917 and now a Luxottica Group brand, this company's name "per il sol" (for the sun) is the perfect name for a firm specializing in fashionable shades sold by diverse retailers in every style, shape and price a shopper could wish for.
11Prada
Mario Prada launched his house of fashion in Milan just before World War I broke out, so he took a risk by producing luxury goods like leather handbags, shoes, ready-to-wear and travel accessories when Europe was on the brink. But Prada's fashion sense and talent gave him confidence to forge ahead, and despite turmoil, his label survived to lead Italy's fashion scene. Now a leading producer of distinct eyewear, Prada's sultry, statement-making, attention-getting sunglasses and frames set trends—and isn't that what Italian fashion is all about?
12Valentino
Not every member of this impressive family of Italian designers has been immortalized on film, but Valentino Garavani was the subject of the documentary "The Last Emperor." The title refers to Valentino's long-standing presence on the Italian fashion scene that makes him a bonafide legend. At 80-something, Valentino proves that you can teach an old dog new tricks, thus his annual sunglasses collections have rocketed to popularity thanks, in part, to distribution to international boutiques, retail stores and on Internet sites.
13Versace
After Gianni Versace died, his sister Donatella assumed the company reins and turned an already-thriving fashion empire into one that's world-renowned. Who doesn't recognize the look and logo? Cutting-edge style, a huge celebrity following and multiple eyewear lines that run from the affordable to the outrageous make the House of Versace the brand to beat in the burgeoning world of designer eyewear that calls Italy its capital.
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Daily low-dose aspirin therapy may not have significant heart-health benefits for older people, new research suggests.
The study, which involved more than 14,000 Japanese people aged 60 to 85, found no major difference in heart-related deaths or non-fatal heart attacks and strokes between people who took aspirin and those who didn't.
"It indicates that primary prevention with daily low-dose aspirin does not reduce the combined risk in this population," said study co-author Dr. Kazuyuki Shimada, of the University of Shin-Oyama City Hospital in Tochigi, Japan.
Despite this study's findings, people should talk with their doctor before they stop taking aspirin to prevent heart attacks and strokes, said Dr. Michael Gaziano, chief of the division of aging at Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston and a professor at Harvard Medical School.
A study involving the Minneapolis Heart Institute Foundation shows that a simple test to measure plaque in the arteries of the heart may help doctors better determine who will and will not benefit from use of aspirin therapy to prevent heart disease.
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I thought those were some very good suggestions when ordering from the pizzeria regarding topping it with veggies instead of pepperoni and/or sausage. By all means dodge the breadsticks. Suggestions like that can take several hundred calories off the total, not to mention cutting down on the bad fats.


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