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Your Required Weekend Reading: Because Kevin Durant Should Be The 3rd Nike MVP Puppet
I read a lot of stuff on the internet, and I figured I'd stop being selfish and share it with the people. Here are the dopest articles I actually read this week, enjoy.
The Smoking Section - Why Nike Basketball Should Make Kevin Durant The Third MVPuppet: The new addition is a no brainer. A Kevin Durant puppet must be brought into the mix. During the original advertising reign, Durant was still an on-the-cusp star whose signature shoe line fell far behind the popularity of Kobe Bean and LeBron Raymone's. Fast forward four years later and Durant is undoubtedly…A. A top-two player on the planet. B. One of the "big three" shoe salesmen along with James and Bryant. C. A growing celebrity away from the court damn-near five million followers deep on Twitter (compared to 9.4M for Bron and 3.2M for Kobe because, yes, social media presence is a huge factor in marketability nowadays). D. A nice guy who would have no problem moving in with Puppet Kobe and Puppet Bron because rent has gone up nationwide and having a third person helping split bills only makes sense.
Grantland - We Went There: The Jaguars and Ravens Show Why They Are Who They Are in Training Camp: The physical atmosphere of the camps were as different as could be. The Jaguars practiced under the boiling Florida sun in the morning, finishing up just after noon. The Jags run their camp on the practice field that's adjacent to their stadium's parking lot, so there was no respite from the heat. The air was overrun with enormous dragonflies, buzzing perpetually just out of smack's reach, in what I was told was an infrequent occurrence. They played "Paper Planes" over the PA, which seemed like a really bizarre juxtaposition of song content with, you know, a football practice. The team had just drawn 19,000 fans to a weekend practice with a fireworks show as a finale, but the Monday session I saw marked the beginning of closed practices and a small crowd of player families and folks in the know. That (perhaps not coincidentally) meant a lot of Denard Robinson, who looked great in a variety of different roles.
SFist - An Interview With Craigslist's Notorious Google Glass Hater: Two things. One, it's a fucking hyper-expensive toy for idiot children. There are many worthwhile potential applications of Google Glass as it's likely to exist in the future—surgery, fetish porn, monitoring law enforcement—but the incremental value for a regular consumer is nil. It's just a stupid toy for people who have too much money and who apparently want to skyrocket to the "America's Most Muggable" list. I mean, I saw that prick wearing Glass at the Run The Jewels show—and Run The Jewels is fucking rap group named after a slang term for robbing people. All of their songs are about crime. Jesus, dude. Awful tone detection. And did you hear about that guy who walked into a big-ass glass pane because he was watching YouTube on his Glass? This. This is the fucking doofus userbase of Google Glass. Fuck them. [Ed. note: Sources say this is an urban legend.]
Decatur Herald-Review - What Happened To Halle Berry's Career?: In 2002, Halle Berry won the Academy Award for Best Actress for the film "Monster's Ball," becoming the first and only black actress to date to win the award for a leading role. During her famous, tearful acceptance speech, she said "This moment is for every nameless, faceless woman of color who now has a chance because tonight this door has been opened." Her pronouncement hasn't quite proven true as of yet for other actors and actresses in leading roles, but even more notably, it hasn't proven true for herself. For an actress who was once on top of the world and among the most highly paid female performers anywhere, the last decade can't be considered anything but a cinematic mess.
Kotaku - The Grim Reality Of Grand Theft Auto Online: GTA Online sounds pretty freakin' great, right? There's so much stuff to do, and a lot of it is nonviolent...OR IS IT?
Got anything worthwhile that I missed? Feel free to send me a submission at ed AT edthesportsfan DOT com.
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I love making yoga sequences and I love using themes in my sequences. I find my inspiration in everything. This Kids Yoga sequence is based on a story I read in the Max Havelaar, an old, Dutch novel. My version is about little kid, that think it's way cooler to be something else then he truly is (video), but he is about to discover something really big.
His wish is granted again and he turns into a flapping fish. Now he can swim in the water; together with all the other fishes. After swimming around for a bit, he sees a frog. He starts chasing the frog, but the frog swims to the surface and jumps out of the water. The kid tries to follow it, but as soon as he is above the water, he can't breath anymore. Miserably he says to himself: "It's way cooler to be a frog than a fish." Again his wish comes true.
As a frog he hops over the land. Smiling that he can be in and out of the water. But there is something more smiling; a big heron. And that heron starts to chase him. He jumps as fast as he can, but the heron comes closer and closer. The kid gets scared, looks at the heron and thinks: "It's cooler to be a heron than a frog. It's cooler to eat than to be eaten." And so he becomes a heron.
As cool dude heron he stands beside the water, looking for yummy frogs to eat. Suddenly he hears a big MOOEEEEEE behind him. When he dares to look around he sees a big cow face. "Wow", thinks the little kid. "It's cooler to be a cow than a heron." Lunch time slowly comes and the little kid starts to be hungry. He looks around what the other cows eat. To him the grass doesn't look that tasty, but if they eat it… The kid takes a few bites. "Yak, that's awful." Disgusted he spits the grass out again. With a hungry belly he walks through the field. Grass, grass and more grass. Happy cows everywhere, but he isn't. When he looks up, he sees a big tree. In the tree hangs a nice, juicy, red apple. The kid walks to the tree. Tries to climb it, but as a cow he is not very successful.
Angry and hungry he lays down. A few meters away he little cat is running behind a butterfly. "If I don't eat, you don't eat", thinks the little kid and he gets up and runs after the cat. The cat sprints away and runs up in the tree. "What!", thinks the little kid. "You can climb. It's so much cooler to be a cat." And he turns into a cat.
Now he can get his apple. The only thing he has to do is walk over the branches and pick it. But as soon as he steps on the little branch the wind picks up and starts to shake his tree. It's swaying from the left to the right. "Help", yells the little kid. "I don't want to be a cat. I will fall down. I want to be a tree." And so he becomes a tree.
As tree he stands tall in the wind. Mighty even. But… but… a big man with a big ax walks over and start to chop at him. Taking him down in pieces. In fire logs. As fire wood he's put in a barn, in the dark. Laying in the dark he can't see a thing. A little firefly comes by. Shining in the darkness. "Wow", thinks the kid. "It would be so cool to be a firefly." And his wish is granted.
Now he has light and he can see. But… does he want to see. Because in the back of the barn there is a big pigeon cooing. As soon as the pigeon sees the firefly he starts chasing it. "O no!", yells the kid. "I'm food again. I don't want to be a firefly, I want to be a pigeon." His wish is granted and as pigeon he sits down on his nest to have a rest of all this chasing around. But it's not over yet. Because as soon as he sits down a big, hungry dog jumps on him. Chases him. The kid flies away. "Not again", he thinks. "Please let me be a dog, so I won't be chased anymore." And he becomes a dog.
Finally he can rest. He's a cool dog now. And who will chase a dog? Happily he lays his head down. Time for a sleep. Ten, maybe eleven minutes he sleeps quietly. Then something is irritating him. Jumping around his nose. On his nose! He opens one eyelid. Two. The little locust is still on his nose. He barks. Snaps his teethe at it. No effect. The locust just jumps around. He tries as well. Unsuccessful.. He sighs. "Locusts are cooler than dogs. They can jump and probably sleep without being disturbed." He wished he was a locust.
And so he is. Happily he jumps around, finds his way out of the barn and jumps into the field, where…. a big cobra is laying. Curled up. When the cobra sees the locust the cobra strikes and catches the locust. "Help", screams the kid. "Let me be a cobra. I don't want to be a locust." His wish immediately comes true, but before he even can smile and be happy a big, fat camel steps on his head. "Au!", he screams. "No, no, I don't want to be a cobra, I want to be a camel. I want to step on people, not being stepped on." Again the kids get what he wants.
As camel he enjoys being big and strong. Because he is, one day two men come and get him out of his paddock and take him to the Sahara for a big crossing. Day in day out he walks in the hut sun, carrying one of the two men. "One hour of shade, that's all I want", he moans. "But there are no trees, no buildings. No shade anywhere." When he lets his head hang down, he sees a rabbit looking at him. Sticking his tongue out at him. He wants to do the same, but his tongue is to dry. His lips are stuck together. He closes his eyes for a second. When he opens them, the rabbit is gone. He looks around. Where can it be? Then he spots a whole in the ground. Two rabbit ears are sticking out of it. "Of course. There is shade. Under the ground." He wished he was a rabbit, so he could go under as well. And so he becomes a rabbit.
The rabbit hole is nice and cool. A great escape from the sun. He looks around. There is a little rabbit bed where he can lay down on, but there is no water and he is still thirsty. He digs a little deeper. Still no water. There is no other option than going outside again. When he stick his head out of his hole, the sun burns down on him again. Is he truly going to look for water in this heat. Isn't there an easier way. When he stands there, a shade falls over him. Disappears again. Falls over him and disappears. "How can there be shade and why does it disappear?", he questions himself. He looks up. There is his answer: a crow. Suddenly he gets an idea. If he can become a crow, he can fly and when he is high up in the sky, it is way easier to spot water.
Flying high in the sky he isn't the only one. An eagle has probably decided that this airspace is his and starts to chase him. Does he always have to be chased around? So even a crow is not cool. He is better of as an eagle. Again he gets his way. Becoming the king of the birds. Now the sky is his.
After circling around for a bit it's time for a rest. Slowly he descents down to the earth and finds a nice bush to sit on. The bush he has picked is not his best choice of the day, because as soon as he sits, a tiger jumps up and almost catches him. It hits his wing. He flies away, but with his injured wing he can't get any height and the tiger comes closer and closer. Jumps after him. Hits his tail. "I wish the rolls where turned around", he puffs.
Within a second they are. Now he's chasing the eagle. He grins. Being on this side it's actually a nice game. He will show that eagle. He will bite it in the tail. He runs as hard as he can. Almost, maybe three meter more and he can jump it. Two, one…. Just as he wants to jump his hairs rise. His heart beats deep inside him. Water! He stands still. Like a statue. He wants to, but can't move. Water! Tigers don't like water. The eagle flew over it. But a tiger can't fly. Angry he walks forward and back on the shore. How to cross it. Then he sees his answer. A rowing boat. If only he was a rowing boat, he could get to the other shore. So he becomes a boat.
"Ha, that's easy. One shore, to the other. And back again. And again. Boats are cool." But are they. After a few crossings he is starting to get bored."It was actually cooler to be an animal. Or was it?" He thinks deeply. How may times was he chased? If he wants to be an animal again, he should make a good choice. Ha, he knows. He wants to be a lion. Lions are the king of the jungle. No other animal will dare to chase a lion.
As bow and arrow he hangs on the back of a hunter. "Being in charge would be cooler", he thinks and he becomes the archer. Now he is in control. And not only in control he is a good archer as well. So good the king hires him as a warrior. First he is proud. Warriors are cool. He's cool. But then he has to fight. He has to kill. Why he doesn't know. Just because the king wants more land. Wants other people to think the way the king thinks. He has to drew his sword as a warrior (I), has to put it on peoples throat as a warrior(II). But he doesn't want to fight. If this is what a warrior does, he doesn't want to be one. Suddenly he feels very humble.
What he wants, what he truly wants, is being a kid again. All the time he wanted to be something else, but he only got chased, got almost eaten, got shot. The best time he had, was actually when he was a kid. Playing in the field. And so he becomes a child again.


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Marian Chivalry
The Spirit of Lepanto
The Inversion of Chivalry
King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Building
Posted on July 14, 2010 by Fr. Angelo M. Geiger
Sorry, that's just not working for me.
Historians claim to have found King Arthur's Round table, and guess what? The Round Table wasn't really a table at all but an amphitheater. Here is part of the claim:
Camelot historian Chris Gidlow said: "The first accounts of the Round Table show that it was nothing like a dining table but was a venue for upwards of 1,000 people at a time.
As far as I can tell the earliest account of the Round Table is from Wace's Roman de Brut a translation of which I have in Arthur King of Britain (ed. by Rechard L Brengle). This is what Wace says:
Arthur never heard speak of a knight in praise, but he caused him to be numbered of his household. So that he might he took him to himself, for help in time of need. Because of these noble lords about his hall, of whom each knight pained himself to be the hardiest champion, and none would count him the least praiseworthy, Arthur made the Round Table, so reputed of the Britons. This Round Table was ordained of Arthur that when his fair fellowship sat to meat their chairs should be high alike, their service equal, and none before or after his comrade. Thus no man could boast that he was exalted above his fellow, for all alike were gathered around the board, and none was alien at the breaking of Arthur's bread.
Apparently, there are earlier accounts that point the ethos of the Round Table, that is, the code of Chivalry, and there are other pieces of furniture and landmarks associated with Arthur in the earlier accounts. Perhaps someone more expert than I on these matters can tell us what Chris Gidlow means when he says that "the first accounts of the Round table" indicate that it was a "venue for upwards of 1,000 people at a time."
In any case, it is virtually impossible to image how Wace's account could be referring to an amphitheater.
Gidlow, it seems, may be referring to the earliest account of Arthur given to us by Gildas (c. 540):
Mr Gidlow said: "In the 6th Century, a monk named Gildas, who wrote the earliest account of Arthur's life, referred to both the City of Legions and to a martyr's shrine within it. That is the clincher. The discovery of the shrine within the amphitheatre means that Chester was the site of Arthur's court and his legendary Round Table."
My anthology only has excerpts of chapters 25 and 26 of Gildas' De Excido et Conquestu Britanniae, where Ambrosius Aurelianus is explicitly mentioned. I find nothing there about "the City of Legions" or "a martyr's shrine." Sounds to me like this is speculation extrapolated from speculation.
A little overconfidence goes a long way.
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I am Franciscan Friar of the Immaculate and a priest for more than twenty years. I finished my license in dogmatic theology at the Angelcum in Rome in June of 2016.
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9 thoughts on "King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Building"
Master Paul Xavier on July 14, 2010 at 1:51 pm said:
Arthur's round table wasn't really a round table.
The Holy Grail wasn't actually the cup Christ drank from, but really Mary Magdalen and the bloodline of Christ.
The Templars weren't devout monastic knights whose order was organized by St. Bernard of Clairvaux,but were actually corrupt knights seeking fortune and manipulating Medieval politics.
Richard Cœur de Lion was a 12th Century homosexual.
I'm not seeing a pattern. Are you? =] It seems that someone, I'm not sure WHO, is adamant about discrediting our Catholic Heritage and disassociating us from the past. Without a heritage, we really have no sound reason for clinging to the "Faith of our Fathers," do we?
Clare Krishan on July 17, 2010 at 4:11 pm said:
May I advise our Dear Christian Knight to adopt a little less surety re: speculation extracted from speculation and admit some humility on what we do not know (ie a little eastern apophatic spirituality?)
I grew up near the site, and the whole area is haunted with historical vestiges that inspired JRR Tolkein (he travelled the area by train as a child from his home in Birmingham to the seaside resorts on summer vacation)
Here's the relationship of a nearby monastic foundation Church (lost to the spoils of Henry VIII's dissolution)to the Area C pit excavated for artifacts of the timber structure at the center of the Roman amphitheatre
http://www.chester.gov.uk/amphitheatre/excaarea.htm
Note also in Area B pit the following intriguing archeological findings:
"A series of curving trenches excavated to the north of the cellar which probably represents part of a planting scheme to a formal garden dating to the 16th or 17th century. These formal gardens were layed out on top of demolition rubble belonging to an earlier group of buildings. We currently think that this dramatic change to the sites appearance was brought about by the dissolution of the monasteries in the mid-16th century."
If this were a Christian martyrs shrine then it stands to reason it may also have once been a consecrated altar, no?
We modern skeptics can miss out on an exponential expansion of our comprehension of the faith (polycentricisms of various facets of "form" in time and space) when we reject experience outright. Consider the popular devotion to the sacred heart on France: simple visual sentimentality for many — even dangerous adherence to externalities of the physical organ neglecting the metaphysical associations therein (sacrificial loving fidelity) — until you recall that the 1500-yr old medieval relic of the crown of thorns envisaged by Margaret Mary is housed in the Sacred Couer Cathedral treasury and is venerated every Friday, not just the first Fridays she advocated for… and is key to the identity of France as first daughter of the Church…
Here's the BBC on the Hinton St Mary mosaics from a couple of centuries before Arthur, contemporaneous with our dearly beloved Patrician beatus, St. Patrick :
http://www.bbc.co.uk/ahistoryoftheworld/objects/VfupdXVjTM6crACGDU-6uA
and more, here's Archbishop Nichols gift of a pilgrim's badge (video clip explains the spirituality behind ex votos, similar to those found in the Roman excavations at Chester) to the collection:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/ahistoryoftheworld/objects/Fu0n1oLzSnKRXPy4qF6Duw
The connections to fable may not be your cup of tea, but forgive the pun, dig a little deeper and you may find a beverage more to your liking… if a chalice pops up we'll all rejoice that wine may have been consecrated on the site, no?
Here's a local Catholic lady's take on Roman Chester:
http://www.squidoo.com/Church-Religion
And here's a Roman sword to rival your iconic computer-generated one!
http://www.chester.gov.uk/amphitheatre/finds-roman.htm#sword
perhaps the kind that might have martyred early Christians?
And charming for me in July the month of devotion to the Precious Blood, here's more evidence for a specifically CATHOLIC Christian devotion at this location, a Pelican seal:
http://www.chester.gov.uk/amphitheatre/finds-postmed.htm#thematrix
an ancient image of Christ's sacrifice, present to us at the Holy Altars. Sadly Chester was ravaged during the English Civil war, so what Henry VIII didn't confiscate, Cromwell's Roundheads did their best to obliterate…
frangelo on July 17, 2010 at 8:18 pm said:
I can always use a bit more humility. I can definitely be a bit of an old crank.
Yet, I still find no reason to conclude with any surety that the amphitheater in Chester is the basis for the Round Table in the Arthurian legends. At least nothing in the article linked to or mentioned by the "experts" in the article seems to be probative.
That is not at all to say that the sight is unimportant historically or even from a Catholic point of view.
Clare Krishan on July 17, 2010 at 10:01 pm said:
No quibbles there Fr. Geiger, no scold me: the journalists did a poor job of recounting the exact bibliography as regards the British roots of the French troubadour Chretien de Troyes "Camelot" – FYI. 'The City Of The Legion' was first recorded by Nennius' in his Historia Brittonum of the 9th C as a location of one of Arthur's battles – this could well be Caerleon which also has substantial ruins of Roman fortifications and a round amphitheatre. A peer of yours the Welsh monastic Geoffrey of Monmouth described in his Historia Regum Britanniae (History of the Kings of Britain) how Arthur held court at Caerleon. calling it 'City Of The Legion' (maybe taken from Nennius). The French poet versified the history some fifty years later contemporaneous with Wace. The Chester archeologists simply claim that their site has as good a pedigree to be the city of legions as the city at the other end of the Welsh marches, particularly as in the Welsh language they both were named the same thing!
"its other and more enduring Welsh name was Caerlleon, literally "the fortress-city of the legions", a name identical with that of the Roman fortress at the other end of the Welsh Marches at Caerleon in Monmouthshire, namely Isca Augusta. The colloquial modern Welsh name is the shortened form, Caer. The early Old English speaking Anglo Saxon settlers used a name which had the same meaning, Legacæstir, which was current until the 11th century, when, in a further parallel with Welsh usage, the first element fell out of use and the simplex name Chester emerged. "
The risk of falling for romantic and fanciful tales (Dan Brown et al) instead of the Truth of the Lover and his Bride is of course not to be discounted, but I would so much prefer if we in the Church could at least hint at the powerful poetic attraction of the Model the early medievals based their fanciful practice of chivalry upon: Christ and could be courageous enough to engage the facts and indicate what they are pointing at, rather than simply negating the credentials of the fact finders… it appears a tad meanspirited to the uninitiated. In this vein I would have welcomed the sort of entertainment of wonder and awe that the experts speak of in another episode of the BBC Radio history series linked to earlier, on the Holy Thorn Reliquary:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/ahistoryoftheworld/objects/pZ-Jq-iaTOiazy-YLBF2fg
Forgive me if my tone offends, I'll say an Ave each for they, thee and me!
Chris Gidlow on August 6, 2010 at 6:06 am said:
Interested to see my name crop up here! Never speak to the press is my advice. The syndicated article had very many errors in it, unfortunately. The earliest English account of the Round Table, Layamon's Brut (slightly later than Wace's French version) gives its large dimensions and magical origin, made by a carpenter Arthur encountered in Cornwall. St Gildas did not in real life write the first life of King Arthur (though in later writings he is credited with writing on the Kings of Britain and in praise of Arthur). In De excidio he says that the sites of the martyrdoms of Alban of Verulamium and Julius and Aaron of the City of the Legions are inaccessible to Britons and have the potential to act as shining beacons to the British resistance. Alban's martyrium has always been known, but Julius and Aaron are disputed between Chester and Caerleon and, more recently, York. Archaeological evidence seemed to point to a martyrium at Chester associated with the Amphitheatre there, though the archaeologist responsible now denies the link. Evidence that Chester was fortified by a dark age warlord strengthened the contention that Arthur's ninth battle, at the City of the Legion, was at that site, reinforcing the view that City of the Legion and City of the Legions were the same dark age location, Chester. Which was all a bit complex for the 'so you've really found Camelot/the Round table?' scoop. Hope this clarifies and check out my books for more detailed discussion.
frangelo on August 6, 2010 at 12:15 pm said:
Thank you for your comment, and yes, it is all a bit complex. I think your books might be much better than the newspaper article.
Here is a link to Mr. Gidlow's book.
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US imposes sanctions on N.K. leader's sister over human rights violations
WASHINGTON, Jan. 11 (Yonhap) -- The United States imposed sanctions on the sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong-un on Wednesday for her links to human rights violations in the communist nation.
Kim Yo-jong, the leader's younger sister and vice director of the Workers Party's Propaganda and Agitation Department, was among seven North Korean officials and two agencies that the State Department blacklisted for their roles in the regime's human rights violations.
It was the second time the U.S. has imposed human rights sanctions on the North after blacklisting leader Kim Jong-un, 10 other top officials and five state agencies in July, which marked the first-ever sanctions ever imposed on the North's leader.
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The future of retail has arrived. Last month, doors swung open for Amazon Go, the internet behemoth's first brick and mortar grocery experiment (with others, including an order and pick-up site, reported to follow). Sans cashiers or cash, the tech-intensive storefront's Just Walk Out strategy brings customers the ultimate fantasy of instant gratification: simply pluck products from shelves and—just like that—walk out the door.
That smart-phone driven physical store is an easy extension of the 24/7 one-click retail experience consumers are already having online. Customers ordering an Uber or a homespun Etsy craft from their phones also expect a similar mobile shopping experience everywhere else they shop, including grocery stores. And they probably research products before buying, sometimes while standing in the aisle.
"Their baseline level of expectation is being created by all the places that they're shopping," says Linda Shein, managing director, Baker Retailing Center at the Wharton School. Shoppers expect natural grocers to not only be present online but also be transactional, she says, just like the hundreds of stores consumers visit daily, right in the palms of their hands.
With mass encroaching into natural products and Amazon gunning for grocery in general, independent natural grocers may feel overwhelmed by both the online competition and the complexity of retail's omnichannel future.
But Shein believes co-ops, independents and small chains have something big chains and Amazon lack: a compelling story. Shein, who also serves on Philadelphia area Weavers Way Co-op board of directors, sees that story as one about the importance of nutrition, clean food, healthy living, concern for the environment and the community; "all the things that are becoming very important to consumers, especially millennials." Bringing video content into the store, she suggests, can highlight that story and its characters—the farmer, the rancher, the local manufacturer, or the chef creating prepared meals. That engaging, exciting store experience then readily translates to online content, imbuing the omnichannel experience with the requisite seamless feel and bringing the natural space story to life.
Connecting with customers in an interactive way works to build community around the store, according to Bill Bishop, chief architect at consultancy and analyst firm Bricks Meets Clicks. Stores can create that community digitally through social media or even contests that invite submission of video, photos, reviews, recipes or personal stories. By interacting with the retailer and other customers, the individual feels more connected, and the store gets dynamic, authentic content online.
If stores haven't already done so, the supplements aisle also could benefit from reorganization by condition or customer need rather than by brand, Bill Bishop says. Based on a study his company conducted, he says that type of arrangement can boost product sales, as well as ease supplement aisle navigation for customers.
Along with already "owning" the ingredients of meal kits, Demb adds, natural grocers already hold a set of valuable assets. Among them, key real estate is an advantage existing grocers have that online merchants don't have, yet want and need. To wit: Amazon's brick and mortar experiments. Along with location, Demb notes independent grocers have consumers' trust, a close relationship with customers, and "a phenomenal mix of products." Leveraging those assets can start with convenient meal planning but needs to include online transactional options. Online ordering is a must, he says, with a click-&-pick-up option, at minimum, but with an eye toward recurring orders of staples and home delivery.
Or with Amazon, sell your brand—at least for now. With Amazon, the hijacked relationship might be the one between consumers and your product brand.
Demb's caution is echoed in a recent report from data analytics firm 1010data which spotlights the major market share inroads of Amazon's private label brands into three categories: batteries, baby wipes and speakers. Amazon not only dominates online sales by category (94 percent for batteries and 88 percent for speakers) but is now gobbling market share with its private label brands and enjoying tremendous year over year growth (75 percent for batteries, 181 percent for baby wipes, and 108 percent for speakers). All thanks to online purchasing habits initially cultivated through established brands.
While third party delivery services sound easy, Demb suggests retailers and brands steer clear because consumers quickly become customers of that service. And retailers have no way to get them back: "I don't know who they are or what they buy," he says. Local trucking companies can provide scheduled weekly delivery service without owning those customers or requiring a grocer to enter the transportation business, Demb explains. Plus, it supports another local business.
Drop shipping from a supplier such as UNFI is an alternate delivery option that brings an additional benefit of expanded product offerings, according to Bill Bishop. Grocers will never be able to stock every item a customer might want, he explains, but with a drop ship option, "all of a sudden now you're able to get exactly what you want, from a very large range of products." Particularly in the supplements aisle, drop ship can offer what Demb calls the "endless aisle," with a customer's range of choices expanded beyond the constraints of the physical inventory.
Delivery options provide great service, but Shein believes "there is never going to be complete elimination of the need for the touch and feel and tactical experience of physically going into a store. Physical stores are still the center of transactions." Getting consumers to choose your store, she says, requires differentiators, such as products not available elsewhere (locally produced goods or fresh produce) and staff knowledge base.
Getting customers to hang out online, Demb explains, not only offers them shopping opportunities but affords the retailer intimate insight revealing what customers looked at, what they passed up and why, what products were purchased together and at what frequency. "That is information that is not that hard to get at in a digital environment," he says. That insight allows grocers to truly personalize the shopping experience for individuals: no need to advertise a sale on grass-fed beef to your vegan customer. "It's a level of relationship that you can't do in the physical store," he says.
Bill Bishop reminds retailers that, whether digitally or in person, communication is a two-way proposition. "Be Alert," he advises, which means listening—and responding to customers. "To not be communicating in the way customers expect to be communicating today is going to really hurt your business," he says.
From Nutrition Business Journal's 2016 Retail issue. For the full issue, including extensive market data and state of the industry analysis, call subscription services at 303-998-9536.


Almost every guy has a wish to start his family after getting married. But some of the male partners fail to do so as they lack in the amount of fluid required to have his offspring.
You need at least 15 million of sperms in one milliliter. If this count is less then you may have to make many attempts, even after that it's not sure whether it would happen or not.
Fortunately, there are some steps to increase the count.
Your testicles need some space to for a good breath. Always wear loose boxers or underwears because overheating them could lead to decrease in their count.
Blood-flow in that region of your body will result in the good production of the much-needed substance. Exercise improves entire blood flow.
Don't take much stress as it will harm in many ways. Try to do anything to stay happy and stress-free.
Smoking will not only decrease the count but it will also slow down the process of production. So, do quit smoking for a good reason.
Massage with herbal oil along with exercise could improve the overall flow of blood and its circulation.
Your body produces millions of sperm every day, yet if you still have a low count, then consider storing them up for longer in between emissions.


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It will continue to become clear that 9/11 was a turning point for our country. Not because we were attacked. Because of the way we responded to being attacked, which was far more damaging (to us) than the attacks themselves.
Sometimes Friends approach me after performances, on the internet, after a Meeting for Worship, and praise me, noting how deeply my ministry affects them.
With all due respect (and thank you, truly), we might be going about this thing all wrong.
When I take on a new project, I find that it is more often because there is something about the subject matter that I don't know than because I do. That is to say – I receive a leading to go where I am blind, not where I am familiar.
When I lived at Pendle Hill in 2006-07 I named my project The Art of Fully Being. I saw that our shame and fear of judgment causes us to live limited lives in which we allow ourselves to experience openly only a narrow scope.
Rather than feeling that "I have figured out the way to live fully and now it is time to tell everyone else", I felt that I was being invited into knowing that my own shame and fear of judgment limits my ability to love myself, to allow myself to be (which undoubtedly affects my ability to love others and allow them to be!).
To be specific, I tend to panic when emotions arise in me that I am not proud of or comfortable with: anger, jealousy, doubt, shame. My panic exacerbates the emotion that I am trying to avoid. What if, instead of hating and fearing these emotions, I allow them to rise in me and examine them lovingly…?
What a gift is art. And what a challenge.
My current project is about nakedness. On a similar vein to TAoFB, I have found that our shame and fear of judgment hinders our authenticity in the world. We care deeply about being loved and being accepted, and we often will go to great lengths to prove our worthiness and hide aspects of ourselves that we perceive to make us unworthy.
I see that I wrap my perceived value up into my identity. My ability to be a clear and loving presence is hindered by my anxiety about how others perceive me and what I see as my value level in the social hierarchy. I have found myself clothing myself in my value as a musician or as a well known Friend. In this project I have been invited to dig past those layers, and it has caused a great deal of soul searching.
…and the project is not done. I am still in the final stages of recording (just posted this update on the CYiR website) and surely will continue to be ministered to by the project (often it is in the presentation and reaction to the project that I am the most stretched, as you might remember from my last music video).
But I can already point to major shifts in the way that I approach art. Instead of comfortably nestling my voice into layers and layers of instruments, production, and backup vocals, I have felt called to "strip it down", lift my voice out and place it, bare, out in the front of the mix. The guitar work, similarly, is bare, with few layers and other instruments to distract.
I am videotaping each part of each recording session and will post videos online. This is taking something that once was a very private, solitary process for me and exposing it.
I am putting the project (my baby!) into the hands of others for the mixing and mastering.
Each of these things is dramatically new and different, and oh, how naked I feel! I am certain that the songs will speak to people, but while I am glad that others can benefit as witnesses of my projects, I wonder if passive observation is an easy way out.
We are all able to listen to the ways in which we are called into radical experiments in being. It is fine to appreciate "my" ministry, but I would like to encourage us to see others' ministries as a beginning, or as the inspiration to follow the leadings that would minister to us.


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An In-Depth Look at Traditional Chinese Medicine
Is the first thing you imagine when you think about traditional Chinese medicine foreign herbs and old men shaking branches and chanting? Then it's time to update what you know about these incredible healing techniques!
Traditional Chinese medicine has lasted as long as it has for a reason. So it's worth looking into to see if these methods can help you achieve better health.
What Is Traditional Chinese Medicine?
Traditional Chinese medicine is considered a profound pathway to achieving ultimate health and releasing lifelong ailments. Not only is traditional Chinese medicine aimed at your physical health, but at your emotional and spiritual health as well.
It's said that traditional Chinese medicine can help unlock your gifts and talents, allowing you to reach your highest potential. Much of the traditional Chinese method utilizes natural ingredients from the earth.
The History of Traditional Chinese Medicine
It can be difficult to pinpoint exactly when traditional Chinese medicine began, as it's uses expanded over the thousands of years. Some methods of Chinese medicine date back to the Shang Dynasty (roughly 14th-11th centuries BCE).
No one, in particular, receives credit for the development of traditional Chinese medicine. But, The Yellow Emperor's Inner Canon (Huang Di Nei Jing) is considered the oldest literary work on traditional Chinese medicine.
Chinese Medicine Myths
Unfortunately, much of what most people know about Chinese medicine comes from movies and television. This is why a number of myths and stereotypes have arisen over the years.
These myths include:
Chinese medicine is unregulated. False: The are a number of education requirements and certification exams.
Acupuncture isn't as effective as a prescription. False: a recent study showed that 17,922 patients with chronic pain found more relief with acupuncture than with prescriptions.
Chinese medicine requires exotic, hard to find ingredients. False: You can find some of the most common ingredients like cinnamon, ginger, and mushrooms at your local market.
It's important to dispell these myths so people can understand the benefits of Chinese medicine.
Traditional Chinese Medicine Treatments
While films make it appear that Chinese medicine is a "last result" for terrible conditions, there are a number of reasons someone might turn to traditional Chinese medicine for treatment. These conditions and symptoms may include:
Auto-Immune Disease
Both Chronic and Acute Problem
Who Is Traditional Chinese Medicine Right For?
While it can be highly effective for many conditions, traditional Chinese medicine is not for everyone. It's important to have an open mind and a knowledge of the practices prior to seeking out a Chinese medicine practitioner.
It's also important to keep in mind that unlike Western medicine, traditional Chinese medicine doesn't claim to have an "overnight fix." Many treatments do not come in the form of medicine but in the form of therapeutic massage, acupuncture, exercise, and diet therapy. These treatments must be continued over a period of time to receive their benefits.
Taking the Right Steps Towards Better Health
It can be scary to seek out treatments that aren't what you're used to. But, traditional Chinese medicine has helped people for thousands of years and could be the key to helping you achieve better health.
If you're not sure if traditional Chinese medicine is right for you, we suggest taking it slow. Start by booking a massage or an acupuncture session to see how you do, and go from there.


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R. Kelly Allegedly Runs A Cult And Brainwashes Young Women
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Trending News: R. Kelly's Sex Cult Of 'Babies' Is All Anyone Can Talk About
R. Kelly is an extremely horrible human being. That's pretty much the short of it.
Want to avoid spoiling last night's episode of Game of Thrones? Well here's something violent and graphic to talk about.
R. Kelly runs a sex cult and holds young women against their will. Yep.
The allegations derive from an in-depth report in Buzzfeed News, in which Kelly is accused of holding women as young as 18 against their will and brainwashing them.
The allegations come from parents of women who have moved into one of Kelly's homes — and the details are shocking, albeit unsurprising considering Kelly's past.
Since this story dropped early on Monday morning, R. Kelly's disgusting behavior has been trending all day, with a bunch of extremely unsurprised people giving hot takes.
Fuck time travel to stop Hitler, I want to go back to 2001 and send R. Kelly on Aaliyah's plane instead
— Ira Madison III (@ira) July 17, 2017
R. Kelly:
1. married Aaliyah when she was 14
2. calls himself the Pied Piper of R&B
3. peed on a 13-year-old girl
But NOW he's a paedophile
— ryanna (@ryanna_jordan) July 17, 2017
meanwhile, R Kelly stays preying on our children & selling out stadiums. R Kelly can go straight to hell, & so can his defenders.
— Ijeoma Oluo (@IjeomaOluo) July 17, 2017
Knowing R. Kelly is a horrible human being, but not wanting to delete those hits off my phone. Idk what to do ? pic.twitter.com/19XWxpHodw
— Jaé Keaton (@YoungKeat) July 17, 2017
Kelly allegedly enforces rules on the women who live, and have sex, with him. Some of the rules include not being allowed to have a cell phone, having to call him 'Daddy' (he calls them 'Baby') and having to wear jogging suits so they can't show off their bodies. He also has a 31-year-old "den mother" provide training for how to pleasure him sexually.
The emotional abuse has also reportedly gone further into physical abuse, with one allegation of Kelly slapping a woman when she spoke too kindly to a male cashier.
If the physical abuse isn't proven, technically Kelly can't be thrown in jail for what he's doing. The women are technically at an age where they can consent to do whatever — and be with whomever — they want. They've also been quoted as saying that they don't want to leave. All that said, it's still icky AF and it's downright shocking that the guy is not in prison for pedophilia at this point.
Of course, this isn't the first time we've been collectively disgusted with the guy who sings Ignition. The guy married singer Aaliyah when she was just 15-years-old by forging documents, he was caught on video peeing into an underage girl's mouth and has had plenty more disgusting relationships with young girls. Here's a list of all the accusations to keep in mind if you choose to bump one of Kelly's tracks this summer.
How is the guy not in prison right now?
Kelly wrote the album Age Ain't Nothing But a Number because of his wife Aaliyah, who he married at 15.
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fter breakfast, full day sightseeing in and around Munnar. Enjoy panoramic views of Anamudi, the highest peak of South India at 2695 m, is visible from Munnar. Visit the Christ Church and proceed for wildlife watching at Eravikulam National Park (16 km).
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Frijns set a 1m09.221s effort after the checkered flag had flown to leapfrog Nissan e.dams's Oliver Rowland, who had topped the opening session with a 1m09.283s lap.
The second practice had looked set to produce slower times because of a downpour between the running, and only Frijns was able to beat Rowland's first session benchmark come the end of practice.
DS Techeetah's Andre Lotterer ended up third ahead of Edoardo Mortara, who had completed just five laps going into the second half of the session after he stopped on track moments after second practice began.
The Venturi driver eventually added further laps to knock Sam Bird into fifth after the Virgin driver made contact with the wall in the first session.
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NIO's Oliver Turvey climbed from the bottom rung of the timesheets to go eighth ahead of Gary Paffett.
The HWA driver had held the top spot heading into the final four minutes before he was shuffled down the order following his first session drivetrain problem.
Audi's Daniel Abt rounded out the top 10 ahead of BMW Andretti's Alexander Sims, teammate Lucas di Grassi and Venturi's Felipe Massa.
A flurry of late laps meant NIO's Tom Dillmann dropped from fourth to 14th ahead of Stoffel Vandoorne.
Championship leader Jerome d'Ambrosio featured in the lower end of the time sheets in both sessions and finished practice in 20th, with his Mahindra teammate Pascal Wehrlein in 17th.
Mitch Evans caused a yellow flag after a suspected driveshaft problem caused him to pull off track at the Turn 6 hairpin.
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February, 2004 - Nr. 2
Industry vs. EU in
"Made in Germany" row
TWIG - In the face of stiff opposition from German business leaders and lawmakers, EU officials swiftly backed away from a plan that would require European businesses to scrap national trademarks like "Made in Germany" in favor of one saying "Made in Europe."
Floating the idea on Monday (January 12), a spokesperson for EU Trade Commissioner Pascal Lamy said that the block's executive, the European Commission, believed a "Made in Europe" label could boost business by becoming a sign of international prestige.
"The 'Made in the EU' mark would carry a number of advantages: Promoting a mark of distinction and higher visibility for the EU," the spokesperson told reporters.
But German lawmakers and manufacturers reacted with outrage to the plan, saying it would actually hurt producers already facing stiff international competition, particularly from China.
The powerful BDI industry federation rejected the idea outright, and the BVMW association of small producers called the plan a "frontal assault on German quality standards."
Lawmakers also came to the defence of traditional national marks.
"Everyone knows a 'Made in Germany' car stands for quality and perfection, shoes made in Italy stand for chic fashion, Scotch whisky is world renowned," Ingo Friedrich, a conservative Member of the European Parliament from Germany, said in a statement.
As the influential mass-circulation daily Bild joined the growing chorus of critics with a biting commentary in its Tuesday edition ("Made in Germany — batty in Brussels"), EU officials began to back away from the plan, which had originally been suggested by Italy.
Officials said that a compulsory EU label would not displace the national brands after all, but added that the Commission was still planning to explore a voluntary duel-labelling system.
The "Made in Germany" trademark has been around since the English Parliament's Merchandise Marks Act of 1887 required the label to appear on all German imports to the British Empire. The hope was to prevent German producers from making low-quality copies of English brands.
As Germany tightened its production standards, what started as a punitive label quickly became a sign of superior quality that consumers the world over recognize to this day.
Republished with permission from "The Week in Germany"
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Part One: Is Marty Hurney on the Hot Seat? Analyzing Hurney's 2nd Stint as a Drafter
Past 3 Drafts (including notable undrafted free agents) :
2018: DJ Moore, Donte Jackson, Rashaan Gaulden, Ian Thomas, Marquis Haynes, Jermaine Carter Jr, Andre Smith, Kendrick Norton, Kyle Allen, Reggie Bonnafon
Marty Hurney was a mixed bag in 2018. DJ Moore has been a stud for the Panthers and simply a homerun pick in the 1st round with the threat to take it to the house anytime he touches the ball. While Donte Jackson has started all of his 3 seasons in the league, he has suffered lots of injuries, most recently being some lingering turf toe that has kept him off the field quite a bit in 2020. If he stays healthy, this will be a good pick. However, in the 3rd round, it's quite the opposite. Rashaan Gaulden has proved to be a bust, and quite frankly, no one knew why Hurney took him. Moving onto the 4th round, Ian Thomas keeps showing promise but hasn't taken flight in Joe Brady's offense yet. Marquis Haynes has been a nice situation pass rusher for the Panthers this year, recording 3 sacks on the season. Jermaine Carter Jr has been starting over Tahir Whitehead the past few weeks and has played decently, definitely an upgrade though. While Andre Smith and Kendrick Norton didn't stay on the team for very long, undrafted free agents Kyle Allen and Reggie Bonnafon have been nice finds for the Panthers. After starting most of the 2019 season after Cam got hurt, Allen played well enough to be traded to Washington for a 5th round pick. Reggie Bonnafon is a nice depth running back when put in action. Though injured this season, he showed some flashes for Matt Rhule and Co., enough to keep him around for next season.
2019: Brian Burns, Greg Little, Will Grier, Christian Miller, Jordan Scarlett, Dennis Daley, Terry Godwin, Jordan Kunaszyk
To be completely honest, Marty had a terrible draft in 2018. It's reminiscent of the 2011 draft class in which we got 1 superstar (Cam) and then the rest was not good at all. Hurney has proved to be fantastic in the 1st round in his tenure with the Carolina Panthers, and it doesn't stop with the pickup of Brian Burns. Burns is starting to get the recognition he deserves, and it's clear he was a draft day steal. Personally, with no bias, I'd take Brian Burns over Nick Bosa right now. Bosa is getting hurt too much and Burns has a lot more impact on the game. Trading up for Greg Little has proven to not be so good, getting benched in favor of Trenton Scott at left tackle. He's been given ample opportunity to prove himself as a franchise tackle and just hasn't lived up to expectations. In the 3rd round, we picked up what we hoped would be the future at the QB position after Cam in Will Grier, but whiffed pretty bad. He performed terribly, granted in a bad situation, when starting in Week 16 and 17 of his rookie season. Christian Miller has showed some promise as a situational pass rusher, but he opted out this season due to COVID, so we really don't know how much better he got in the offseason. Dennis Daley was a nice depth piece to get in the 6th round but he's dealt with multiple injuries as of late, after originally slated to start at left guard in Week One. Jordan Scarlett and Terry Godwin didn't stay very long on the squad but Godwin showed flashes of return ability in the preseason. Kunaszyk was a promising young linebacker getting praise from Kuechly but Rhule and Co. cut him in the shortened offsesaon.
2020: Derrick Brown, Yetur Gross-Matos, Jeremy Chinn, Troy Pride Jr, Kenny Robinson, Bravvion Roy, Stantley Thomas-Oliver III, Omar Bayless, Sam Franklin, Myles Hartsfield
In 2020, the front office decided to go all defense, which resulted in historic draft class. Derrick Brown, while struggling with penalties, has looked like a very nice defensive tackle who knows how to stuff the run, while starting to develop his pass rush plan in the NFL. In the 2nd round, the Panthers got a DE to pair with Brian Burns in YGM, who has flashed his potential in spurts but has struggled with injuries and COVID a lot of his rookie year. He has been versatile for the defense, playing at both DE and then sliding in to rush from the inside. There is lots of optimism surrounding this young pass rusher going forward though. After trading up to the 64th pick, the Panthers got one of the biggest drafts steals in the past century! They selected defensive weapon Jeremy Chinn, the best pick by far. In Snow's defense, he's played at safety, linebacker, corner, and even defensive end! I assume Hurney wanted to skip the 3rd round because of his terrible drafting record there. Welp, I'm just happy we got such a great player at that spot. In the 4th round, we finally got a corner in the speedster Troy Pride Jr. who was thrown into the fire early but has shown some improvement though it be slight. In the 5th round, Kenny Robinson was a player who had a lot of hype surrounding him but has barely gotten on the field save for special teams snaps. Bravvion Roy in the 6th was a nice addition who has provided us with some good defensive line depth. In the 7th, Stantley Thomas-Oliver III has shown flashes of his potential with more development down the line but he has been a good tackler in limited action on defense and special teams. In undrafted free agency, we unearthed a few gems at safety in Sam Franklin and Myles Hartsfield. Both have earned quite a few snaps during games, with Sam Franklin having a few starts under his belt with the injury to Jeremy Chinn earlier in the season. Omar Bayless was an intriguing receiver we grabbed who had a great camp but was out for the season after going through knee surgery.
Over the last 3 years, Marty Hurney has been aight. He hasn't been terrible while not exactly wowing us year in and year out. However, this past year's class has been very good which gives him a boost to his overall grade.
Overall Grade: B
Let me know what you think in the comments below. ;)


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Count Alexis de Sakhnoffsky (born 12 November 1901, Kiev, Kiev Governorate, Russian Empire (present day Ukraine) –  Died: April 27, 1964, Atlanta, Georgia, United States) was a Russian-American industrial designer, known principally for his Streamline-style automotive designs.

Sakhnoffsky was born in Kiev, Russian Empire. The Sakhnovskys were well-known since the Ukrainian cossack period. They are united with other Cossack Hetman families such as the Zabilas, the Lysenkos, the Bezborodkos, and the Polubotkos as well as famous noble families like the Gogol-Yanovskys, the Tereschenkos, and others. Sakhnoffsky came from a wealthy aristocratic family. He was the son of Prince Vladimir Sakhnovsky, who was the new commandant of the station port in the First World War, the port manager of the Petrograd customs office, and chairman of the acceptance of vehicles supplied by Russia's allies. The prince committed suicide in 1917. Sakhnoffsky's mother was M. I. Tereshchenko's (millionaire and sugar industrialist) daughter. The family had a "Mercedes" car, which led to a creative future fate of the artist.

After his father's death in 1917 Sakhnoffsky joined the army of White Russian General Pyotr Wrangel. In early 1920 after the Bolshevik revolution he emigrated from his motherland. At first he lived in Paris, where his mother's aunt lived. Then he emigrated to Switzerland in 1919 and by the 1920s had become a well-known designer of European sports cars.  He relocated to North America in 1929 and was employed by the Hayes Body Corporation where he did design work for several Hayes customers like Auburn, Cord, and American Austin automobiles. The 1929 Cord L-29 he designed for himself (and which was built at Hayes) won the Grand Prize at the 1929 Monaco Concours d'Elegance and the Grand Prix d'Honneur at the 1929 Beaulieu Concours. He went to Packard in the early 1930s, and although he did not stay there for long he helped set the company's design direction for the next several years. De Sakhnoffsky later did work for White trucks among others.

In the early 1950s Sakhnoffsky teamed up with Preston Tucker (after Tucker's tumultuous acquittal from an SEC trial over the Tucker '48) funded by investors from Brazil. They began initial designs to build a sports car called the Tucker Carioca. But Tucker's travels to Brazil were plagued by fatigue and upon his return to the United States he was diagnosed with lung cancer. Tucker died from pneumonia as a complication of lung cancer. The Tucker Carioca was never developed.

Sakhnoffsky also completed numerous other design projects including bicycles, kitchen items, and furniture. He served as a technical editor for Esquire magazine from 1934 until the 1960s.

References

External links
 de Sakhnoffsky work for the Hayes Body Corporation at coachbuilt.com
 His work in Canada with Smith Bros. (Labatts, Seagrams)

1901 births
1964 deaths
Ukrainian automobile designers
American automobile designers
Soviet emigrants to Switzerland
Swiss emigrants to the United States
American people of Ukrainian descent

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La Corneille de Meek (Corvus meeki) est une espèce d'oiseaux de l'ordre des Passeriformes et de la famille des Corvidae qui remplace la Corneille à bec blanc dans le nord des îles Salomon.

Description
Mesurant 40 à 41 cm, c'est un corvidé de taille moyenne, doté d'un bec massif et très arqué et d'une queue longue et étroite. Son plumage est d'un noir brillant, avec des reflets bleus et verts sur la tête et le dessous et des reflets pourpres sur le dessus. Le bec est noir, contrairement à la Corneille à bec blanc, avec des vibrisses non pas divisées par le culmen, mais formant une petite touffe à la base de la mandibule supérieure. Les pattes sont noires avec des coussins orange. L'iris est brun moyen à foncé chez l'adulte et bleu-gris chez le jeune.

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Comme l'indique son nom anglais, Bougainville Crow, la Corneille de Meek peuple l'île Bougainville, mais aussi l'île Buka, appartenant toutes deux à la Papouasie-Nouvelle-Guinée, ainsi que les îles Shortland, dans les îles Salomon.

Elle fréquente principalement la forêt pluviale, sa lisière, les jardins et occasionnellement les plantations de cocotiers, des plaines jusqu'à  d'altitude.

Écologie et comportement
Sa biologie est très mal connue.

Alimentation
La Corneille de Meek est omnivore, avec un régime composé d'insectes, de baies et de fruits, incluant les papayes dans les jardins. Elle cherche sa nourriture dans les arbres, en petits groupes souvent bruyants.

Reproduction
Une femelle du nord des Salomon a été décrite comme en état de se reproduire en septembre, ce qui suggère une ponte lors de l'été austral. Un nid a été signalé en mars comme contenant quatre jeunes au nid partiellement emplumés et un autre avec un adulte. L'information manque par ailleurs.

Voix

La Corneille de Meek émet des séries de croassements rauques et saccadés, similaires aux cris de la Corneille à bec blanc, plus aigus et plus rapides que ceux du Corbeau de Torres.

Taxonomie
Elle a été décrite par le naturaliste britannique Lionel Walter Rothschild en 1904. Elle était autrefois considérée comme une sous-espèce de la Corneille à bec blanc. Certains auteurs lui ont attribué la sous-espèce Corvus meeki insularis, élevée au rang d'espèce par le Congrès ornithologique international en 2010 sous le nom de Corneille des Bismarck.

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Liens externes

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Oiseau de Papouasie-Nouvelle-Guinée
Oiseau des Salomon


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What To Do With Leftover Canned Cranberry Sauce?
Yes, leftover homemade cranberry sauce may be frozen when kept properly frozen. Remember these three crucial guidelines before freezing: cool it, wrap it, and label it (the same rules apply when freezing homemade meals). Prior to placing prepared food in the freezer, it is crucial that it has cooled down. Food that is too warm can produce too much moisture, which freezes and becomes ice. Food that is warm or hot can also increase the freezer's temperature, which can effect the food nearby. However, if you find yourself with hot cranberry sauce, the easiest method to cool it is by letting it come down to room temperature on the counter before freezing. Fortunately, cranberry sauce is frequently best served after it has cooled (cooling the sauce also causes it to thicken).
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Finally, you must label the bag or container. The original date of the cranberry sauce can be noted with the use of useful labels like these ones from Juvale (purchase: Target, $14). For a maximum of three months, cranberry sauce can be frozen.
How long does cranberry sauce in a can last?
How long is an unopened cranberry sauce can good for? The precise response mostly relies on the storage circumstances; for maximum shelf life, store in a cool, dry environment.
How long does cranberry sauce keep unopened in a can at room temperature? An unopened can of cranberry sauce will typically maintain its optimum quality for 18 to 24 months when stored properly, though it will normally continue to be safe to use after that.
After the "expiration date" printed on the can, is unopened cranberry sauce still safe to consume? Commercially packaged cranberry sauce will typically carry a "Best By," "Best if Used By," "Best Before," or "Best When Used By" date; however, this is not a safety date; rather, it is the manufacturer's estimate of how long the cranberry sauce will remain at peak quality. Yes, provided it is stored properly and the can is undamaged.
The cranberry sauce's texture, color, or flavor may vary after the indicated storage time for highest quality only, but if it has been stored correctly, the can is intact, and there are no symptoms of spoiling, it will typically still be safe to eat (see below).
All cranberry sauce in cans with leaks, bulges, rust, or significant dents should be thrown out.
How do you know if cranberry sauce is rotten or bad? The best method is to smell and inspect the cranberry sauce; if any mold or an off flavor or appearance develops, it should be thrown out.
How long does cranberry sauce in a can keep in the fridge?
Canned cranberry sauce should initially be kept in the pantry since it has a constant cool temperature. Generally speaking, canned cranberry sauce keeps (and tastes good) for at least a year after the expiration date is printed on the can. (The deadline is the manufacturer's prediction of how long the cranberry sauce will stay in top condition; it has nothing to do with safety.) The texture, color, or flavor of the cranberry sauce may change after a few years if the can is undentated, but it probably won't be harmful. Use your senses once more to determine whether the cranberry sauce is still edible. Cans that are leaking, rusting, bulging, or severely dented are indications of spoiling. The cranberry sauce has probably gone bad if the top of the can is rounded rather than flat. Throw the cranberry sauce out right away if you open the can and find anything brown or black.
After opening, take the cranberry sauce out of the can and store it in the fridge in an airtight container. There, it will remain fresh for roughly a week. It's not a good idea to use frozen canned cranberry sauce because it will get watery. However, it will continue to be good for a few months.
Can jellied cranberry sauce be melted?
On the burner, slowly reheat the jellied sauce. Take off the jellied cranberry sauce from a can of jellied cranberry sauce. Melt it over low heat in the top portion of a double boiler.
Do you reheat canned cranberries?
Serving cranberry sauce is OK.
entire berry or fresh-out-of-the-can jelled. But in my experience, boiling the sauce from a can intensifies its flavor. Additionally, it improves in terms of aesthetics.
You can put entire cranberry sauce from a can into a small pot and heat it there until it begins to simmer. Once it begins to boil, I turn the heat down and let it simmer until the temperature and consistency are to my liking.
If you decide to use jelled sauce, I suggest chopping it into large pieces and breaking up the chunks with a wooden spoon or spatula. Then, cook it in the same manner as you would whole-berry sauce.
Instead of cooking on the stovetop, you may use a microwave. Just be sure to cover the microwave-safe bowl loosely with a lid or a paper towel to prevent the sauce from erupting all over the microwave. To ensure an equal cook, microwave the sauce in 30-second intervals while stirring in-between.
How should leftover cranberry sauce be kept?
How to Freeze Cranberry Sauce That's Leftover When the Thanksgiving meal is over, transfer the cooled sauce to a zip-top bag. Reusable bags are useful for this as well; before sealing the bag, remove as much air as you can. Be cautious not to push the sauce out the top when you lay the bag flat.
Do you put canned cranberry sauce in the fridge?
When not in use, canned cranberry sauce can be kept in the pantry, but if you like a chilled sauce and happen to have additional fridge space, feel free to store it there instead.
Sauce that has just been created should be chilled. Let transfer to a sealable container cool to room temperature. Cranberry sauce can be prepared on Thanksgiving and kept at room temperature until supper.
The cranberry sauce can you get food sickness from?
Perhaps you believe that eating in restaurants is the only way to contract food poisoning. You imagine annoying a waiter and having your dish suffer a terrible mishap. Oh no, my buddy. On the day of the year when food is most prevalent, your loved ones could also give you food sickness. Welcome to Thanksgiving, a day when inexperienced home cooks and idealistic relatives attempt to feed the masses.
"When attending a Christmas party, Chapman admitted, "I do ask a lot of questions about how someone may have prepared the food before I got it. "I want to know if they used a thermometer to check and make sure that the meat reached a specific temperature depending on what they're creating, especially if it's a meat dish or there is meat in what they're making. If they didn't, I try to offer them a thermometer in a non-pretentious manner.
A turkey must maintain a temperature of 165 degrees in order to be safe to consume, but according to Chapman, if you want to prevent infections from developing on the bird while everyone is eating, you must have a refrigeration strategy in place within an hour.
"When hosting a party, Chapman remarked, "I'll make sure I know in my head how long the meals are going to stay out for. "I'm going to serve the turkey at a Thanksgiving celebration, and that will probably take an hour, but I'm definitely going to take some time after I serve it to make sure it's properly chilled. To ensure that we are conserving as much of the food as possible, I want to try to cool it down as quickly as I can.
What about the fixings, though? According to Chapman, hostesses don't necessarily need to be as selective with vegetable-based side dishes. Friends and families should feel quite secure bringing a to-go Tupperware as long as their temperature stays at 135 degrees and they aren't away for more than four hours, but make sure you pack it on ice.
What's in a plate determines how many leftovers it can hold. Gravy? Treat it similarly to a turkey. But the acidity level is everything in fruit-based meals like cranberry sauce.
"The particular category in which cranberry sauce falls is its own, according to Chapman. "It's really improbable that something like listeria would grow there because of the fairly high acidity. But I'll still put it away quite fast. Pathogens, which are the things that truly bother us, can't thrive in an environment with a lot of acid. E. coli can survive in cranberry sauce, but it won't develop in your refrigerator due to the strong acidity. Therefore, it somewhat relies on the recipe.
Cranberry muffins are Chapman's preferred way to use up leftover cranberry sauce. In this manner, the cranberries are heated to a high temperature threshold, which would eliminate any remaining germs. But according to Chapman, it depends on whether there are certain additives, like onions, that can make the sauce less acidic if you prefer to eat it cold (as I do).
Then we move on to pie, a Thanksgiving staple of mine. Fortunately for those with a sweet craving, the pies are actually shielded by higher sugar levels.
"Pies therefore include a lot of sugar and water, which binds to the sugar, according to Chapman. "The water is necessary for the bacteria to thrive, but the fruit also plays a small role in the recipe. Because of the acidity of the fruit, an apple pie normally won't allow the growth of viruses, but a low-sugar pumpkin pie might because there is still some moisture available to the pathogens to promote the growth.
Get the pie in the fridge sooner if you're trying to be virtuous and cut back on the sweetness so you can savor the leftovers for longer. Cheesecakes ought to be handled in a similar way. But according to Chapman, if it was at room temperature when you got it, you probably can leave it there.
Surface area is Chapman's most important piece of leftovers advice. Not off your plate, no. the box used for storing. Food shouldn't be kept in a Tupperware container that is deeper than two inches, according to the USDA. This enables faster and more equal cooling of the food. Zipped bags, though, are Chapman's even better advice.
"According to Chapman, food that is more thick is less likely to cool rapidly enough and is more likely to contain bacteria. "Because there is a large surface area and the air going through the refrigerator is far more likely to chill things down than if there were a big, thick batch of potatoes or something similar in a Tupperware, I actually put all of my leftovers into bags.
The expiration date on the treats? According to Chapman, if you kept them promptly and safely, it would take three to four days. (And be certain to reheat them to the proper 165 or 135 degrees!) However, waiting two days before discarding them is a safer bet.
Are cranberries in a can healthy?
Once more, antioxidants are strong promoters of health and longevity and may shield you from cancer. According to the National Cancer Institute, the ingredients in cranberry sauce can protect you against the harm caused by free radicals, which can promote the growth of cancer.
When does cranberry juice reach the end of its shelf life?
Cranberry juice can spoil just like any other fruit juice. At room temperature, a bottle of unopened cranberry juice can be kept for up to nine months after the marked expiration date. However, the shelf life rapidly shortens the moment the bottle is opened. Cranberry juice can be stored in the fridge for about three weeks after it has been opened.
Even though some sites claim that cranberry juice can stay fresh at room temperature for up to a week after opening, this is not advised.
In the freezer, canned cranberry juice concentrate can last up to a year without going bad.
How to Tell If Cranberry Juice Has Gone Bad?
It's easy to tell if cranberry juice is starting to spoil by looking for visual indicators. Always keep an eye out for mildew or other impurities in the juice. If left out for too long, cranberry juice, like many other drinks, is susceptible to mold growth. Juice is soured and should not be drunk once mold starts to form on it.
Another indication that the juice might have soured is tiny bubbles that rise to the surface. The juice may have started to ferment if there are bubbles like these. Smell the juice if you think fermentation is taking place. If anything smells sour, like wine, or like vinegar, it has gone bad and shouldn't be eaten. Similarly, the juice should be thrown out if the bottle bulges or appears to have puffed out since fermentation is probably present.
While sediment in cranberry juice could appear to indicate deterioration, it is really a common occurrence, especially in brands purchased in health food stores. Before concluding that the sediment suggests something is wrong, look for other indicators of rotting.
Can You Freeze Cranberry Juice?
Cranberry juice can be preserved for a longer period of time by freezing. In its original container or in any other tightly-sealing, freezer-safe container, cranberry juice can be frozen. Pour some of it out to allow for expansion. Cranberry juice that has been frozen can be defrosted in the refrigerator over night without affecting its flavor or consistency. It can be stored in the freezer for up to a year. You can start drinking the cranberry juice normally as soon as it has thawed.
Try freezing cranberry juice in ice cube trays before moving the frozen cubes to a container with a tight closure. The cubes can be used to smoothies to provide a little bit more taste as well as to chill drinks without diluting them.


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