Winter means that Christmas is just around the corner and that equals to a lot of xmas parties/drinking, which some of us find a little tricky to keep up with. So I caught up with the founder of Seedlip, Ben, to find out more about the non-alcoholic spirit brand. Something that I thought a lot of you would find interesting as there seems to be a lot of bloggers and blog readers who have picked the option not to drink. Having tried the drinks myself you wouldn't never be able to guess they were alcohol free. What's even better is that no one will ever have to know that you're not really drinking a G&T and there's no hangovers! YAY!
For those who aren't familiar with the brand, would you be able to tell me a bit about you and your story?
Seedlip didn't actually begin as a business idea at all! Whilst looking into forgotten herbs and spices to grow at home I came across a book online written in 1651 that documented distilled herbal remedies that were non-alcoholic and out of sheer curiosity bought a little copper still, went to see King George III's original copy in the British library and began experimenting in my kitchen. It was only when I began to understand that the world was actually at the beginning of a paradigm shift in what we're drinking that the mission to create the world's first distilled non-alcoholic spirit, solve the dilemma of what to drink when you're not drinking and continue my family's 300 year legacy of working with the land was born!
Why did you decide to create a non-alcoholic spirit?
If you're not drinking for whatever reason, the options on offer lack any of the ritual, ceremony and sophistication that you find with alcoholic drinks and so creating blends and serves that allow people to feel part of was important. No more fruit juices, fizzy sugary drinks or sweet mocktails!
Your drinks are obviously inspired by natural plants and herbs but was there a particular place you drew inspiration from?
My inspiration came from two places: 1. The 1651 book "The Art of Distillation" that documents distilled non-alcoholic herbal remedies and a wealth of ingredients like the Jamaican all spice berries we use [back then called bayberries] that were discovered by Columbus in 1494 [hence the 94 in Spice 94] II. Memories of time spent on our farm with my grandfather. Our second product Seedlip Garden 108 captures those summers spent with him as a child eating our peas fresh from the pod. Seedlip Garden uses our handpicked peas and hay as well as rosemary, thyme, spearmint and hops.
The design of the bottle is so pretty, the copper detail on the top is a really nice touch! How did you come up with the bottle design?
I wanted to find an aesthetic to really celebrate our love of nature, both with the ingredients we use and some of the animals that roam wild on our farm. I found inspiration in two things: I. The beautiful botanical drawings of the 18th century II. The incredible macro photography of Karl Blossfeldt Working with our design agency Pearlfisher we were then able to blend our respect for our individually distilled ingredients with symbolic countryside animals to fully champion both flora and fauna.
You're clearly a very design led brand, which other companies or products do feel are like-minded?
I love Aesop, Farrow & Ball, Cereal Magazine, Larsson & Jennings. Their pride, flawless simplicity and attention to detail are hugely inspiring! I like to think we're like minded!
What's your favourite mocktail recipe to use with Seedlip?
Monday to Wednesday after work there is nothing better than a Seedlip Spice or Garden and tonic! It marks the end of the day, simple to make and depending on what's growing in the garden or sitting in the fridge, I can choose a nice garnish.
If you were to sum up the brand with just three key flavours what would they be?
Our first product Seedlip Spice 94 is all about the All Spice Berries so all those warm clove, cinnamon and nutmeg notes. Our second product Seedlip Garden 108 is all about the humble pea. Green and fresh it's the English countryside personified. Our third product…. Well you'll just have to wait till next year for that!
Where can we find Seedlip?
In the UK SEEDLIP is served in over 35 Michelin * Restaurants like The Fat Duck and some of England's finest 5* Hotels like The Savoy and world famous bars like Dandelyan. Seedlip is sold in leading luxury stores likes Selfridges, Fortnum & Mason, Harvey Nichols and Daylesford as well as via our website Seedlipdrinks.com.
We want to solve the dilemma of 'what to drink when you're not drinkingTM' on a global scale at a premium level as quickly and brilliantly as possible. We have some exciting and terrifying plans for next year including a Dry January and a garden at Chelsea Flower Show!


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Minimum Alternate Tax ( MAT )
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Why MAT Was Imposed?
Whether a direct tax or indirect tax, tax payment is never a pleasure for the tax payers as by virtue of taxes, government takes away some portion of their income. What add to their woes is the cumbersome tax laws which a common taxpayer could never understand. However, there are some private companies who manipulated these tax laws in such a way that they pay zero tax despite showing huge profits in their books and paying dividends to their shareholders. In order to collect tax from such companies, Minimum Alternate Tax (MAT) was introduced in 1997.
The tax laws in India provide several exemptions and deductions to the companies and individuals from their gross total income. Further, depreciation allowable under the Income-Tax Act, is not the same as required under the Companies Act. By virtue of these exemptions, deductions and other incentives, companies even after having high profit were showing nil or negligible taxable income. By introducing MAT on such companies, now every company showing a threshold of book profits have to pay tax in the form of MAT.
What Is MAT?
As per section 115 JA of the Income Tax Act, if a company's taxable income is less than a certain percentage of the booked profits, then by default, that much of the book profits will be considered as taxable income and tax has to be paid on that. The current applicable rate of MAT is 18.5 percent, which was 7.5 percent in 2001-02. The government collects about Rs 37,000 crore as MAT annually.
MAT CREDIT
Often it happens that companies who genuinely deserve tax relief had to pay MAT because of its presumptive nature. In order to giver relief to such companies, system of MAT credit entitlement was introduced. Under this system, if a company pays Minimum Alternate Tax, then the difference between the tax that would have been payable if there was no MAT and the actual tax paid under MAT regime can be carried forward as a credit and can be set off against any tax in the future that is not under the MAT regime.
Companies Falling Under The Purview Of MAT
Except the companies of infrastructure and power sector, all other companies falls underthe ambit of MAT. Company income arising from the operations in free trade zones, charitable activities, investments by venture capital companies are also excluded from the purview of MAT. Also, MAT is not applicable to the other assesses like individual, Hindu Undivided Family (HUF), Partnership Firm and limited liability partnerships (LLP).
Recent Controversy
Recently, many FIIs knocked the doors of the court saying that MAT is not applicable to them. In April 2015, several FIIs were served tax notices asking them to pay MAT which traditionally was not applied to the foreign funds. While the FIIs contend that it is not applicable to them, Finance Minister in Parliament clarified that MAT exemptions will apply to FIIs income if the normal tax rate would be below 18.5 percent.
Relevance Of MAT In Coming Years
In the latest budget, Finance Minister, Arun Jaitely announced a gradual reduction in the corporate tax rate to 25 percent from the current 30 percent over four years starting 2017. Along with reducing thee taxes, he also said that it will come with removal of tax exemptions. Tax incentives practically bring down the corporate tax rate, and the average effective rate is around 23 percent, while many large corporate reduce the effective rate to much lower levels. This is the reason why the government levies MAT on the book profits of companies at 18.5 percent.
Thus, as suggested, if government goes ahead with reforming the tax system and do away with the numerous exemptions and deductions while reducing the general tax rates, the MAT will lose its relevance. As government is committed to simplified tax regime and reduction of corporate tax by five percentage points by the year 2022, it is highly likely that government may remove MAT in next decade which has become an eyesore of private companies.

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Q: ng-model bind to element in ng-repeat Angularjs How bind ng-model to element inside ng-repeat?
In fact i want to bind object in array to element and when type in input element create new input element with new ng-model. while in this example all ng-model are same.

var myApp = angular.module('app', []);
myApp.controller("MyCtrl",function($scope){
   $scope.items = [];
    $scope.item = {
        phone:""
    };
    $scope.items.push($scope.item);

    $scope.addItem = function(index){
        if($scope.items[index+1] == null)
          $scope.items.push($scope.item);
        console.log($scope.items);
    }

});

      <input ng-model="line.phone" ng-keydown="addItem($index)"/>

A: I think you want this one. Note that I use
$scope.items.push(angular.copy($scope.item))

to make a copy of object. Without this you always put reference to same object in array, so changing one of them causes others to be changed as well.

var myApp = angular.module('app', []);
myApp.controller("MyCtrl",function($scope){
   $scope.items = [];
    $scope.item = {
        phone:""
    };
    $scope.items.push(angular.copy($scope.item));

    $scope.addItem = function(index){
        if($scope.items[index+1] == null)
          $scope.items.push(angular.copy($scope.item));
        console.log($scope.items);
    }

});

      <input ng-model="line.phone" ng-keydown="addItem($index)"/>

A: If you pass like $scope.items.push($scope.item); then $scope.item is reference to the same object and it will push to the array multiple times, because objects are referenced types, if you push primitive data types it will act differently,
define the item local in the function,
$scope.addItem = function(index){
        if($scope.items[index+1] == null) {
            var item = {
                 phone:""
            };
        }
        $scope.items.push(item );
        console.log($scope.items);
  }

var myApp = angular.module('app', []);
myApp.controller("MyCtrl",function($scope){
    $scope.items = [];
    var item = {
                 phone:""
    };
    $scope.items.push(item);

     $scope.addItem = function(index){
        if($scope.items[index+1] == null) {
            var item = {
                 phone:""
            };
            $scope.items.push(item );
            console.log($scope.items);
        }
      }

});

      <input ng-model="line.phone" ng-keydown="addItem($index)"/>

A: You can also use the key as array key of the model

  <input ng-model="line.phone[key]" ng-keydown="addItem($index)"/>

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A quick student council/battle of the books meeting in Mr. Hinders room during lunch today.
This is finals week. The 2nd quarter ends on Thursday, which is an in-service day. There are no classes Thursday and Friday. Classes will resume on January 9, 2017.
Finals for periods 5-8. It's also Ugly Sweater Day. Dressing up for final presentations is required. Ugly Sweater Day is not.
Senior pictures for the yearbook are due by TOMORROW.
KPC spring semester classes will be cancelled if we do not six students per class by TOMORROW, December 21st. Stop in and See Jackie Marshall today!
There will be basketball games vs. Homer on Thursday with games starting at 1pm. C team boys will play at the Middle School gym, JV girls at the high School. All other games will be at the High School.


Solid performer. In 2000 we bought the 815 for about $1100. It has performed well over the years. My wife and I both used it almost daily for about 6 years. It has been idle for quite awhile now. I used it recently and it still works well. Elevation, speed and electronics all perform as expected. It runs quietly and the motor is smooth. The only issue was with the rocker switches on the hand rest. There is one on each side for selecting speed and elevation. They are not secured properly and have slipped into the hand support arms after extended use. It is not a functional problem since the same functions are available on the console. I am about to sell my Alliance 815 for about $200 and I think the buyer will get many more years of good use out of it.
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We have used our alliance 815 since we bought it in 2001 and never had any trouble. It still works fine and folds up easily to store in the closet. We paid about $1200 for it retail and feel like we have gotten our money's worth already...it just keeps running!
I purchased my Alliance 850 treadmill from PPE IN 1/2001. I was having back surgery and was told I would need to walk a lot to get back in shape.
So I walk a lot. There where some days I would go for 2 hours at 4mph.
The last couple of years the treadmill started to show its age. It just died last week, started to smoke after a 90 minute walk.
I would purchase the same model if it was still made. I don't need fansy features just speed and vertical adjustment.
Maybe it just needs a new belt for the motor.
I have a 1999 True Fitness 525.
Over $3,000 then and still solid.
How can I find a replacement key, the magnet quick stop? It won't work without it and tried a regular magnet and that won't work.
I own an AlliANCE 835hr. Iam 86 now and no longer use it or have used it only rarely. It is still in good condition. What would be a fair price to ask for it?
Bought the Alliance 835HR in 2000 for $1,400.
No issues with it even though we have been using it routinely for over 13 years.
I think its a great treadmill. I believe they are no longer making treadmills.
How do I get a replacement belt?
I have been trying for several months to have a technican come over to check on my treadmill.
I keep getting S1 and S2 error messages. I purchased the treadmil from Treadmill Express in Winipeg, but they do not answer the phone and the business is always closed.
I think it is the circuit board, where can I get a technician or purchase a circuit board?
Hi Kathie! my Perpetual Fitness Equipment is providing service to Commercial and Residential Gyms.
We do regular preventive maintenance and repairs of fitness equipment.
•Check for worn components like cables, belts, pulleys, etc.
Treadmills, Variable resistance weight-stack machines, Upright bikes, Power cages, Elliptical, Weight plate and bar racks, Step mills, Single/multi station, Rowing machines, Stationary and adjustable benches, Upper body ergo meters.
910HR model used on and off and sometimes heavy use for extended periods.
What can I say? It has been perfect and just today after 7 years I discovered I should have been lubricating it now and then. Definately now!
I mean using silicone on the deck.
I don't program it at all as I just use the controlls on the fly to adjust the speed and incline as I want.
My son does program it for his running.
My wife uses it like I do as some days she wants to burn and other days she wants to simmer.
I strongly recommend this Treadmill to any family that can put it someplace where there is a TV or other entertainment available while doing your thing. That is the key for my family. The TV.
Without it usage goes WAY down by one and all.
So think about that too as these things are not cheap. Flat place with a TV. It should be in it's own place ideally so your kids can watch whatever crap they like or listen to their crappy music without disturbing you.And of course the reverse is true too.
It is yours so stick it in your own place if you want and make them suffer YOUR TV programs and music as there is no doubt that it will do them some good.


Jennifer was born and raised in Ontario but moved to Chicago in 1996 where she studied Children's Psychology and then continued her education in Massage Therapy and Reiki Energy Healing.
After becoming a Registered Massage Therapist and Reiki Practitioner, Jennifer worked at a Wellness clinic in Chicago where she treated clients as well acting as Office Manager and Chiropractic Health Assistant.
After starting a family, Jennifer and her husband Fannon moved back to Ontario where she found Norfolk Chiropractic Wellness Centre.
She began working as a Chiropractic Health Assistant in Guelph in 2005 and has loved being part of Norfolk Wellness family ever since.


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According to Quintanilla, the abuse happened on a night after he and fellow altar boys saw a movie. Apuron, he said, was driving Quintanilla and the other altar boys home.
Quintanilla said he thought he was going to be taken home, but Apuron, he recalled, asked him to sleep at Apuron's house so Quintanilla could help at church in the morning.
Quintanilla said the archbishop touched his private areas through his pants.
"I was trying my best to push your hand away; it was painful," he said.
As Quintanilla spoke Tuesday, a couple of family members behind him cried quietly, shielding their faces behind tissues.
He didn't sleep the night of the alleged incident, Quintanilla said. He recalled being frozen with fear, afraid to move because he thought Apuron would do more to him.
"I cried then, and I've never stopped crying," he said.


Linda shared with us that she will be relinquishing her AVC title and role. She anticipates continuing in a volunteer role.
Read to Feed: Reviewed the materials in the "Read to Feed" kit, noting that it is primarily a reading motivation and fund-raising program in contrast to the global education kits, which offer a more in depth global awareness. Linda wondered if Heifer has recommended reading lists for various grade levels that could be offered with the program. She will inquire.
Next month we will open and look at one of the Global Education kits. Linda will look into making them available to the teachers at the two local Waldorf schools, where she has maintained relationships.
Mariann told us that the newly opened Sunflower Café on N. McDowell is designed to be a gathering place and includes a children's corner. She suggested that it has potential for making Heifer materials and children's books available. She will speak with the owner.
Mariann will also contact The Living Room, the daytime shelter for homeless women and children at Incarnation Episcopal Church in Santa Rosa. We brainstormed the possibilities of having a story time using Heifer and other related books.
Joyful Noise choir concert: The choir director and St. Stephen's Church (the venue) will be looking at spring dates. We will recommend 4/7, 4/14, 4/28, or possibly early March. Dates to be avoided are 3/24, Palm Sunday, 3/31, Easter, 4/21, Apple Blossom Festival, and if we were to go into May, 5/12, Mothers' Day, and graduations.
Ongoing calendar: Mary will contact the Apple Blossom Festival and the Gravenstein Apple Fair regarding non-profit table opportunities. Mariann will bring the Community Gazette to the next meeting. Linda will contact The Bohemian regarding their calendar of events.
Tabling ideas: Mariann showed us her collection of animal puppets, recently purchased for Heifer tabling. Dottie also has been collecting animal figures.
It was suggested we could also use peace pipes (quarter tubes) when tabling. Mary will send the specs for making them to Linda; Ben may be willing.
Funds raised: Linda sent $500 from our bank account to Jill. Alternative giving table at Sebastopol UMC raised $650, sent directly to Jill by the church. This is the second year Lincoln School has done a school wide fundraiser for Heifer as a result of our contact three years ago; proceeds were sent directly to Heifer.
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Lyric Hammersmith, London
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The Animals and Children Took to the Streets Tickets
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package org.springside.examples.showcase.webservice.soap.response.dto;

import javax.xml.bind.annotation.XmlRootElement;
import javax.xml.bind.annotation.XmlType;

import org.apache.commons.lang3.builder.ToStringBuilder;
import org.springside.examples.showcase.webservice.soap.WsConstants;

/**
 * Web Service传输User信息的DTO.
 *
 * 只传输外部接口需要的属性.使用JAXB 2.0的annotation标注JAVA-XML映射,尽量使用默认约定.
 *
 * @author calvin
 */
@XmlRootElement
@XmlType(name = "User", namespace = WsConstants.NS)
public class UserDTO {

	private Long id;
	private String loginName;
	private String name;
	private String email;
	private TeamDTO team;

	public Long getId() {
		return id;
	}

	public void setId(Long value) {
		id = value;
	}

	public String getLoginName() {
		return loginName;
	}

	public void setLoginName(String value) {
		loginName = value;
	}

	public String getName() {
		return name;
	}

	public void setName(String value) {
		name = value;
	}

	public String getEmail() {
		return email;
	}

	public void setEmail(String value) {
		email = value;
	}

	public TeamDTO getTeam() {
		return team;
	}

	public void setTeam(TeamDTO team) {
		this.team = team;
	}

	/**
	 * 重新实现toString()函数方便在日志中打印DTO信息.
	 */
	@Override
	public String toString() {
		return ToStringBuilder.reflectionToString(this);
	}
}

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Redefining My Idea Of A Village
by Swati Sradhanjali | Sep 16, 2018
My father grew up in a village named Purana in Jagatsinghpur district of Odisha. My grandmother, whom I fondly call bou (mother, in Odia) still lives there. As a child, I visited and stayed there during summer and winter vacations. However, most of my ideas about the village did not come just by being there, but because of several reasons.
Firstly, I was a shy child who did not feel confident interacting with anyone above my age, apart from family. Secondly, being a girl, I was given less opportunities to explore the village than my brother and finally, I feel I was not a curious kid but rather loved being in my comfort zone. All I knew about Purana got substantiated due to my interaction with bou and her stories about the village. It would not be a lie to say that I lived the experience through her words.
The mud houses, numerous coconut trees, mango trees lining the farms, canal being the major source of water, monkeys jumping from houses, an extremely close knit community, scooters and motorbikes being the only means of transport, and narrow kachcha roads are some elements that appear before me when anyone refers to a village.
Recently, when I was about to enter Iswal, a village near Udaipur in Rajasthan, I had all these things in mind, knowing fully well that the vegetation would be different because the village I had seen was in coastal plains. However, apart from that, I pretty much expected a similar setup. To my surprise, the geography as well as the personal experience was quite different.
There were several signs of modern civilization. The national highway close by, was extremely clean, wide and well maintained. It actually separated the village from between. I went on to explore the side which was vegetation dominant. The practice of step-farming was something I had always read in books. To actually see it in Aravali hills, was an absolute delight.
There was peculiar door art at the entrance of affluent people in the village, which reminded me of the art on mud walls of Purana. Such decorative features were so distinct that I stood there and stared at them for a moment to appreciate the naive beauty. The way women dress in both the places is also very different. In Purana, all women wear cotton sarees while here in Iswal, women wore ghaghra choli. The common part is, that in both places, women keep their head covered. In Iswal, I noticed that almost all women had nose piercings, wore elaborate nose rings and heavy payal (anklet) on both their ankles. This, however, is not a common trait among women in my village. The jewelry is minimal in Purana.
There is another thing that left me in deep thought. Earlier, whenever I read or heard about how caste system is highly prevalent in India, I could never relate to it. That's because in Purana, or anywhere else, no one ever asked me about my caste, probably for obvious reasons that they knew my grandfather and father, and hence, their caste. There was no need for them to ask mine, which made me question the statement, 'Caste is a deep rooted problem of Indian society and it is difficult to get it out of the system.' It could be because of this that I never understood the cause for reservations.
On the other hand, when I was interacting with people in Iswal, there were several times women, men, and even children inquired about my caste. I was completely taken aback when it happened for the first time. After roaming around a bit more, I had to deal with another shocking revelation. The clusters of households were formed in a certain social pattern, such that people of the same caste lived around each other.
This made me think how the indifference towards caste system comes from a privilege of belonging to a high caste, where one does not face any difficulties because of the system. Not everyone has this choice of believing or not believing in caste.
At the end of the day, while leaving Iswal, nostalgia hit me hard. I wished to be back in my village, sitting in the front yard, playing unfair ludo games and drinking coconut water, with my brother. However I wondered, whether it would be the same if I were aware of the social dynamics of Purana. How different would it be if I was to call Iswal my village!
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