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Abstracts: Seniors' Perspectives on Learning Barriers: Implications for Gerontological Education
Seniors' Perspectives on Learning Barriers: Implications for Gerontological Education
Renfeng Wang(presenting / submitting)Shihua LI(presenting)Liesbeth De Donder Chang Zhu Koen Lombaerts
ECER 2014
21. Emerging Researchers' Group (for presentation at Emerging Researchers' Conference)
ERG SES H 13, Social Aspects of Education
Paper Session
FPCEUP - 253
Alison Neilson
The world's population is ageing rapidly driven by declines in fertility and improvements in health and longevity. The number of world population over age 60 is projected by the UN Population Division to increase from just under 841 million in 2013 (representing 11% of world population) to just over 2 billion in 2050 (representing 22% of world population). While global aging represents a triumph of medical, social, and economic advances over disease, it also implies tremendous challenges. How to meet these challenges of an ageing population has been raised as an urgent agendum in many countries. The World Health Organisation ([WHO], 2002) proposes a model of active ageing in order to enhance quality of life for seniors. Within this framework, elderly learning is assumed to be an important factor in facilitating participation in society and allowing adults to enjoy a positive quality of life as they age. Elderly learning was found beneficial for health (Boulton-Lewis, Buys, & Lovie-Kitchin, 2006), which in turn shows positive effects on social integration, wellbeing, and the delay of cognitive decline in later life (Dench and Regan, 2000, Hatch, Feinstein, Link, Wadsworth, & Richards, 2007). With the improving of the medical treatment level, more seniors have a good physical and mental health when they reach retirement, and postretirement life expectancy is extending. Thus, learning should be an integral part of this new phase in their lives (Commission of the European Community, 2006). As more senior citizens are participating in learning activities, it is necessary to seek ways to improve learning among these individuals. It is nevertheless important to take learning barriers for seniors into consideration in order to allow attractive and sustainable learning experiences.
Various propositions have been put forward to explain why participation declines with age, and barriers identified in the literature can be divided into four main areas: included situational obstacles (Cross,1981, Darkenwald & Merriam,1982, Brockett,1997, Xiuru Zhan,2004), institutional obstacles (Cross,1981, Darkenwald & Merriam,1982, Brockett,1997,Qinmin Lin, 2002, Xiuru Zhan,2004), informational obstacles (Darkenwald & Merriam,1982, Qinmin Lin,2002), and psychosocial obstacles (Darkenwald & Merriam,1982, Hemei Peng,1993). With the development of social welfare and economic level, former stereotypes of decrepit seniors change in a higher educated group. The 21st century will see a new kind of older adult: healthier, better educated, and more financially secure (Foot, 1996; Martin & Preston, 1994). Future generations of seniors have more willingness to participate in education activities after retirement. It is well known that the prior education experiences and quality of life influence their learning motivations and barriers. Therefore, the present study examines the impact of learning barriers under these new circumstances. The research questions that will be addressed in this study are: 1) "Which barriers prevent seniors from participating in lifelong learning programs?" and 2) "How can barriers to learning engagement be overcome by pedagogical approaches?"
Data for the study were obtained primarily through five single-sex focus group interviews with in total 42 seniors of the Xi'an region of China, and five focus groups have been conducted. Among these focus groups, three groups included people who already attended the courses in universities of the third aged (U3As), two groups included people who did not attend the courses in U3As. In total, half of the respondents (n=21) had already attended the courses; the other half (n=21) did not . Twenty-seven male and fifteen female participated in separate focus groups in order to compare and contrast their opinions and experiences. The size of the groups ranged from 4 to 11 with a group average of 7-8 members. Participants ranged in age from 52 to 82, representing both older adults and soon-to-be-old members (those aged between 52 and 60). A semi-structured focus group interview was constructed around ten questions about respondents' learning experiences, learning preferences and perceived barriers during the learning process. Focus group transcripts and field notes were analysed using MAXQDA qualitative analysis software.
According to the survey results, 97.6% of the respondents reported been confronted with learning barriers. An analysis of the data resulted in identifying nine major categories of barriers: (a) emotions and attitudes barriers, (b) informational barriers, (c) financial barriers, (d) educational level barriers, (e) physiological barriers, (f) family barriers, (g) institutional barriers, (h) situational barriers, and (i) time barriers. Among these categories, barriers associated with physical disabilities were reported the most; whereas educational level barriers and emotions and attitudes barriers were perceived as the least obstructive. The family barriers were also perceived to act as an important barrier by 12 participants. The results show that the majority of the respondents had a positive mentality towards elderly learning; only a very small number considered themselves "too old to learn". The younger group was characterized by a more optimistic mood in dealing with these learning barriers. In general, more men than women referred to learning attitudes as a barrier. The detailed findings as well as a discussion will be considered during the presentation. In conclusion, the findings of this study can provide educators an insight about how to tackle different learning barriers for elderly people. Such insight can help them as well as U3As teachers to take these barriers into consideration when engaging seniors into learning activities.
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Renfeng Wang (presenting / submitting)
Faculteit Psychologie en Educatiewetenschappen
Shihua LI (presenting)
Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Belgium
Liesbeth De Donder
Chang Zhu
Koen Lombaerts


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This repo contains the lesson plan for GIRLsmarts4tech 2018 Programming Activity.

***The activity lesson plan is currently under development.***

## Activity File Guide

- [Activity Manual](./manual.md): activity manual for girls. It has instructions of how to access starter and completed files, the topics they learn during the workshop, and some external resources. It is intended for girls to read ***afterwards***.

- Code Links

  - Starter: `./starter`.

  - Completed: `./completed`. Demo: https://ubc-cpsc.github.io/girlsmarts4tech/Programming/2018/completed/

- [Additional Information](./additional.md): some behind-the-scene information about this activity.

## Copyright

Authors: [Mandy Chen](https://github.com/42mandychen), [Sherry Yuan](https://github.com/frostyshadows).

Copyright 2017 - 2018 UBC Computer Science GIRLsmarts4tech.

Licensed under the [MIT License](./license).

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I am very sick. I had an endoscopic ultrasound which results I was told are acute pancreatis and chronic inflammation of the stomach and small intestine. I have had classic symptoms of h pylori infection.
they took a biopsy but report that I do not have h pylori. When I read the symptoms, I have had all of them off and on for years.
Is it possible that the biopsy is wrong and I do have h pylori--how could I test for it again?
Biopsies are not accurate. IF they show that you have H pylori, then you have it. But if they do NOT show H pylori, then it's pretty meaningless. I'll explain why.
When they take a biopsy of your stomach, they just take a pinch of a single spot. Pinch. But H pylori is not uniform across your entire stomach, and it can infect in 'patches'. So, unless your doctor managed to get a biopsy in one of the 'patches' of H pylori in your stomach, then the biopsy can be negative.
The most accurate and easy to do test for H pylori is the H Pylori Stool Test.


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Reinhardt University dedicates three new facilities
Reinhardt University conducted ribbon-cuttings for three new facilities during the school's Fall Family and Alumni Weekend.
The Athletic Field House, Glenn H. and Marjorie Humphrey Hubbard Residence Hall, and the Ken White Music Center were each highlighted and introduced with a ribbon-cutting and open house/dedication during the event.
The 22,000-square-foot Athletic Field House sits between a new artificial turf field and grass practice field.
Located among the Ken White Fields, the building features a 4,800-square-foot weight room, locker rooms, coaches offices, an athletic training area, meeting and storage space, public restrooms, a concession stand, an outdoor plaza and a garden area.
The Hubbard Residence Hall, named after alumni the late Glenn H. and Marjorie Humphrey Hubbard, houses 72 male students with four students to each two-room suite.
The building is located next to the Fincher Visual Arts Center overlooking the Falany Performing Arts Center and Lake Mullenix. Plans are already under way for adding a second 72-bed wing to open fall 2013.
The Ken White Music Center was named after C. Ken White, '61, for his longtime dedication and loyalty to the University as an alumnus, donor and Reinhardt trustee.
The Ken White Music Center is an addition to Reinhardt's growing music program, now the largest at any private institution in Georgia.
The 4,000-square-foot space connects with the west wing of the University's Falany Performing Arts Center and includes six faculty studios, eight practice rooms and a classroom.

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Francisco Femenía dit Kiko est un footballeur espagnol né le  à Sanet y Negrals (Communauté valencienne, Espagne) évoluant au poste de défenseur à Villarreal CF.

Carrière
Issu des rangs des équipes de jeunes de l'Hércules CF, Kiko Femenía a fait ses débuts en équipe première le , à tout juste 17 ans, apparaissant dans un match de Segunda División face à Cadix CF, un match nul 1-1 qui a finalement certifié les Andalous "relégation, même s'ils ont protesté contre la mise en service illégale d'un joueur adverse, précisément le jeune.

Durant la saison 2008-09, il est apparu dans un autre match avec l'équipe première, encore une fois dans le dernier tour, tantôt contre UD Salamanca (5-1 victoire à l'extérieur). Dans la suite hors-saison, Kiko a signé son premier contrat professionnel, le parcage d'un lien de cinq ans. Lors de la campagne suivante, encore que 18 ans, il serait beaucoup plus important la première équipe de l'unité, étant le premier suppléant vétéran de Francisco Rufete et apparaissant dans près de 1000 minutes dans la ligue, aidant le retour Alicante à côté de la Liga après une absence de 13 ans.

Le , Kiko fait ses débuts en première division, en remplacement de Abel Aguilar dans la deuxième moitié du match à domicile contre l'Athletic Bilbao, après seulement quelques minutes sur le terrain cependant, et un couple de mauvaises décisions, il a subi une anxiété attaque, dont il a ensuite complètement récupéré, bien que le basque, il a finalement gagné 1-0.

Kiko a rejoint le FC Barcelone B, le , pour 2 M € plus 1,5 dans les variables. Il a marqué son premier but officiel pour le club le , ouvrant le score à 4-0 à l'extérieur une victoire contre le FC Cartagena

Kiko Femenía est titularisé par Pep Guardiola le  lors du Trophée Joan Gamper face à Naples.

N'ayant pas réussi à s'imposer au FC Barcelone B, Kiko Femenía quitte le club le  et il est recruté par Castilla CF, l'équipe réserve du Real Madrid.

En 2015, il rejoint l'AD Alcorcón.

En été 2015, il signe avec le Deportivo Alavés avec qui il monte en D1 en 2016.

En , il est recruté par Watford FC.

Palmarès

Au club
  Deportivo Alavés
 Segunda División : 2015-2016
 Copa del Rey : Finaliste en 2017

  Watford
 Football League Championship : Vice-chhampion en 2021.

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Footballeur espagnol
Joueur du Hércules CF Alicante
Joueur du FC Barcelone B
Joueur du FC Barcelone
Joueur du Real Madrid Castilla
Joueur de l'AD Alcorcón
Joueur du Deportivo Alavés
Joueur du Watford FC
Joueur du Villarreal CF
Naissance en février 1991
Naissance dans la province d'Alicante

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Inscription: H. J. Morice (Hugh Jay Didcott) died Nov 26 1909.
From the Hebrew inscription: Moshe b Yehuda.
We do have a photo of the tombstone and are waiting for permission to use as it does not belong to the original enquirer.


Although it sounds counter intuitive, subcontractors who tighten their belts and survive an economic downturn sometimes fall apart at the seams during the subsequent recovery. In their exuberance about new job opportunities, subcontractors sometimes take on more work than they can handle and find themselves unable to fulfill all of their obligations. Contractors can take some basic steps, including the following, to manage their exposure to this risk.
1. Pick the right people. Use subcontractors you know and with whom you have developed a good relationship. Good communication will be crucial in avoiding bad outcomes.
2. Prequalify all subcontractors. In addition to reviewing their financial statements, interview their sub tiers, vendors, and employees to see if payments are being made on time (make sure you have the contractual right to do so) and work is progressing as expected. Ask a lot of questions.
3. Diversify. While it is important to use familiar subcontractors, don't expose every project you have to the same risk, especially for major subcontractors.
4. Watch for signals of distress. Aging of receivables and payables or a decline in working capital may be signs of liquidity problems. Failure to return phone calls or e-mails or to show up at regularly scheduled meetings are also red flags. Train project managers to report any early signs of distress.
5. React promptly. If appropriate, help the subcontractor over a short-term hurdle, but don't throw good money after bad. When a default occurs, take remedial steps quickly to avoid a domino effect on other aspects of the project.
These are just a few basic steps contractors can take to mitigate the risk of subcontractor default and to minimize the impact if a default does occur.


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A great new location for this rare goanna - well done! It is very useful to see the surrounding habitat that you have provided with your photographs - with photographs like these we are adding to our understanding of this important lizard's habitat requirements.
Moved location to the vicinity of Cypress Pine Look-out but may be 200m or so out - thanks for the posting mick.


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Tag Archives: Woodford Reserve
Woodford Reserve Releases Master's Collection Finished in Brandy Casks
Tucked in the heart of thoroughbred country in Versailles, Kentucky, lives the historic Woodford Reserve Distillery, the birthplace of Woodford Reserve. A National Historic Landmark, the Woodford Reserve Distillery represents craftsmanship with a balance of historic heritage and modern practices.
Woodford Reserve has announced the release of its latest expression in the limited edition Master's
Woodford Reserve Releases Master's Collection Finished in Brandy Casks (PRNewsFoto/Woodford Reserve)
Collection — Brandy Cask Finish — which will hit shelves in November. As the first whiskey to be finished in an American brandy cask, this new expression is yet another product of Woodford Reserve's continued appreciation and commitment to innovation and craftsmanship.
Originally introduced in 2006, the Master's Collection has become an acclaimed addition to the Woodford Reserve portfolio, with the Collection gaining its inspiration from the tradition and rich heritage that today surrounds the historic distillery. Though individually unique, each Master's Collection release encompasses the distillery's one-of-a-kind production capabilities, combined with Woodford Reserve's focus on contemporary style and straightforward presentation.
Marking the eleventh release in the Master's Collection, Master Distiller Chris Morris began with fully mature Woodford Reserve bourbon which was then finished in brandy casks for nearly two years. Upon completion of the maturation period, the finished casks were batched together to create this one-of-a-kind whiskey with crisp caramel and dried fruit notes. Finishing fully mature Woodford Reserve in these brandy casks accentuated Woodford Reserve's rich dried fruit and nut characteristics developed from the grain recipe and fermentation process.
Brandy, a spirit distilled from wine or fruit, is often aged in oak barrels. Unlike bourbon, brandy does not have the new, charred barrel requirement allowing their barrels to be used multiple times. Therefore, this release is technically not a bourbon but rather a finished whiskey.
"As with every Master's Collection release, this expression highlights Woodford Reserve's creativity and dedication to innovation. I'm extremely proud to say we've yet again done something very special," said Morris. "Among Woodford Reserve's many flavors include fruit and spice notes which the brandy casks emphasize. Both products showcase rich, intense vanilla notes from their barrel maturation making the combination of the two a true success."
Tasting Notes for Woodford Reserve Master's Collection Brandy Cask Finish
Color: Warm red ochre.
Aroma: A medley of chocolate, maple syrup and caramel drizzled over toasted hazelnuts, dark raisins and dried cranberries. Soft notes of oak and spice linger in the depths.
Taste: Toffee-covered dried fruit and toasted hazelnuts warmed by delicate wood spice notes.
Finish: Long and warm with a touch of caramel lingering on.
Brandy Cask Finish will be available for purchase in select markets within the United States and in limited international markets beginning in November with a suggested retail price of $99.99 (varying by market) for a 750ml bottle presented at 90.4 proof.
Woodford Reserve is a product of the Brown-Forman Corporation, a premier producer and marketer of fine quality beverage alcohol brands including Jack Daniel's, Finlandia Vodka, Korbel California Champagne, Old Forester, Chambord, Tequila Herradura and Sonoma-Cutrer. To learn more about Woodford Reserve, visit us www.woodfordreserve.com or check us out on Facebook at www.facebook.com/woodfordreserve.
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Woodford Reserve® Releases 2016 Kentucky Derby® Bottle
Equine Artist Thomas Allen Pauly's Painting Featured On Commemorative Bottle
Woodford Reserve®, the Official Bourbon of the Kentucky Derby®, is honoring this year's "Run for the Roses"™ with the release of its 2016 Kentucky Derby commemorative bottle. This year's limited-edition Woodford Reserve Kentucky Derby bottle features artwork from award-winning equine artist Thomas Allen Pauly.
Woodford Reserve release its 2016 Kentucky Derby commemorative bottle. This year's limited-edition Woodford Reserve Kentucky Derby bottle features artwork from award-winning equine artist Thomas Allen Pauly. (PRNewsFoto/Woodford Reserve)
Woodford Reserve has been the "Official Bourbon of the Kentucky Derby" for the past 18 years. It also sponsors a Grade I stakes race, The Woodford Reserve Turf Classic, which runs on Kentucky Derby Day, May 7, 2016, and has become one of Thoroughbred racing's premier turf events with a $500,000 purse.
Since 1978, award-winning artist Pauly has painted some of the finest horses and jockeys in the world and is the Official Artist of American Pharoah – Triple Crown Winner. The artist is well respected in the equine industry where he travels around the world photographing his subjects in their natural settings. Primarily working with oils and watercolors, his artwork is known for its accuracy, energy, sentiment and celebration of equine achievement. His work has been displayed throughout the world at fine art galleries, on television and in books. He is a contributor to various racing charities and organizations as well as a devoted supporter of The Permanently Disabled Jockeys Fund (PDJF).
His painting "Barreling Down" is featured on the front of the Woodford Reserve bottle. The image on the bottle features a closeup, impressionistic look into the big race as two thoroughbreds and jockeys are neck and neck. The bright blue sky of a spring day in Kentucky shines through in the background as the horses race towards the finish line.
The bottle's neck band features crisp black and Woodford Reserve's signature copper color with the Kentucky Derby 142 date and Thomas Allen Pauly's signature sealing the top of the bottle. A neck tag provides details about the product and the artist.
"Woodford Reserve is honored to collaborate with an artist of such high caliber for this year's commemorative Derby bottle," said Jason Kempf, Woodford Reserve brand director. "His years of experience, esteemed skillset in painting and passion for the equine industry correlate perfectly with the Kentucky Derby."
Woodford Reserve is crafted at the historic Woodford Reserve Distillery, tucked in the heart of thoroughbred country in Versailles, Kentucky. A National Historic Landmark, the Woodford Reserve Distillery represents craftsmanship with a balance of historic heritage and modern practices. To learn more about Woodford Reserve, visit us www.woodfordreserve.com or check us out on Facebook at www.facebook.com/woodfordreserve.
The commemorative liter-size bottle will be available nationwide on shelves in March. The suggested retail price, depending on market, is $43.99.
Woodford Reserve Unveils Latest Distillery Series Expression: Frosty Four Wood
Woodford Reserve's Innovation Shines Through Latest Distillery Series Release
Woodford Reserve has announced its latest Distillery Series expression, Frosty Four Wood. Unveiled in July 2015, the Distillery Series is Woodford Reserve's latest line of complex offerings available for purchase at the Woodford Reserve Distillery and select Kentucky retailers. The series showcases Woodford Reserve's continued commitment to providing an unmatched whiskey experience and leading the spirits industry through innovation and craftsmanship.
Woodford Reserve announces the latest expression in its Distillery Series, Frosty Four Wood, available at the distillery and select Kentucky retailers. (PRNewsFoto/Woodford Reserve)
Following the 2015 release of Double Double Oaked and Sweet Mash Redux, Frosty Four Wood brings to life Woodford Reserve's creativity and dexterity. Developed and perfected by Master Distiller Chris Morris, Frosty Four Wood is a unique batching of mature Woodford Reserve bourbon, aged in American Oak and finished in barrels made from Maple Wood, Sherry Wood and Port. The original Four Wood whiskey, the 2012 Master's Collection release, was exposed to record-low temperatures during the 2013 Polar Vortex, resulting in flocking, or mineral precipitation. Filtration techniques produced a more fruit-forward whiskey with maple hints.
"Frosty Four Wood is the last of a historic whiskey specialty, as the original Four Wood was the first of its kind to touch four different barrels," said Woodford Reserve Master Distiller Chris Morris. "It represents a rare moment that extends beyond bourbon and amplifies current flavors found in Woodford Reserve."
Frosty Four Wood is presented at 90.4 proof with a suggested retail price of $49.99 for a 375ml bottle. The Distillery Series expressions are small-batch offerings ranging from finished whiskies to straight bourbons and other unique spirits.
Tasting Notes for Frosty Four Wood:
Color: Rich orange honey.
Aroma: Full, with rich holiday spice notes and a dried fruit medley (fig, raisin, dried cherry, dried apricot) character with hints of maple syrup and coffee.
Flavor: Warm and full-bodied with dried fruit character that layers over a nutty, spicy range of honeyed oak and maple syrup.
Finish: Long, warm, and spicy.
To learn more about Woodford Reserve, visit us www.woodfordreserve.com or check us out on Facebook at www.facebook.com/woodfordreserve.
Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey Matured in Oak and Finished in Maple Wood and Wine Barrels , 45.2% Alc. by Vol., produced and bottled by the Woodford Reserve Distillery, Versailles, KY ©2016
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Woodford Reserve® Releases 2015 Holiday Bottle, Kentucky Artist's Painting Featured On 2015 Holiday Bottle
Woodford Reserve celebrates the holiday season with the release of its 2015 holiday bottle. The Limited Edition Woodford Reserve Holiday Bottle features the artwork from Louisville artist Thomas William Foerster. The one liter-size bottle will be available in select U.S. markets on shelves in December. Suggested retail price is $43.99.
Foerster's image on the bottle features a snow scene in the middle of winter at the Woodford Reserve Distillery in Versailles, Kentucky. The impressionistic image features nine bourbon barrels resting on the barrel run in front of the distillery. Covered in a small amount of snow, the barrels are making their way to the warehouse where the bourbon will mature for several years. In the background, the sun is setting in hues of golden orange.
Woodford Reserve celebrates the holiday season with the release of its 2015 holiday bottle. The limited edition Woodford Reserve holiday bottle features the artwork from Louisville, Kentucky, artist Thomas William Foerster. (PRNewsFoto/Woodford Reserve)
"Woodford Reserve is thrilled to collaborate with such a talented and experienced artist to showcase this beautiful scene from our distillery," said Jason Kempf, Woodford Reserve brand director. "His skillset for realistic landscape painting combined with his passion for impressionism makes his artwork picture perfect for the bottle."
Having spend the majority of his professional life in advertising, copywriting and producing, Louisville native, Thomas Foerster consistently demonstrated strong visualization skills during his career in advertising. The self-taught artist has been painting for nearly twenty-five years, working in oil, he concentrates primary on landscapes and cityscapes in a realistic style with a hint of impressionism. When painting, he aims to capture a realistic scene but still demonstrate vibrant brushwork and confident color choices.
Tucked in the heart of thoroughbred country in Versailles, Kentucky, lives the historic Woodford Reserve Distillery, the birthplace of Woodford Reserve. A National Historic Landmark, the Woodford Reserve Distillery represents craftsmanship with a balance of historic heritage and modern practices. Woodford Reserve is a product of the Brown-Forman Corporation, a premier producer and marketer of fine quality beverage alcohol brands including Jack Daniel's, Southern Comfort, Finlandia, Korbel, Tequila Herradura, Sonoma-Cutrer, Chambord, and Tuaca. To learn more about Woodford Reserve, visit us www.woodfordreserve.com or check us out on Facebook at www.facebook.com/woodfordreserve.
Woodford Reserve Distiller's Select Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey, 45.2% Alc. by Vol., The Woodford Reserve Distillery, Versailles, KY ©2015.
Woodford Reserve® Celebrates the Run for the Roses™ with Exclusive $1,000 Mint Julep Cup for Charity
In honor of the 89th anniversary of the Kentucky Derby®'s designation as the "Run for the Roses," Woodford Reserve will offer an exclusive $1,000 Mint Julep Cup to raise funds for a good cause at Kentucky Derby 140. With proceeds benefitting Old Friends Thoroughbred Retirement Center,
89 exclusive rose-themed mint julep cups with a selection of uniquely handcrafted rose-themed ingredients will be available for purchase online beginning April 14. 2014 marks the ninth year of the program with more than $354,000 raised for equine and humanitarian causes.
Woodford Reserve announces the $1,000 Mint Julep Cup for charity at the Kentucky Derby on May 3, 2014. Proceeds from the sales of these exclusive cups benefit Old Friends Thoroughbred Retirement Center. (PRNewsFoto/Woodford Reserve)
Consumers age 21 years and older can log on towww.woodfordreservemintjulep.com to purchase one of the Kentucky Rose or Royal Rose Cups. Each cup is presented in a box made from the same American oak as Woodford Reserve barrels and is lined with a custom silk fabric designed by the Connecticut-based lifestyle brand vineyard vines®, the Official Style of the Kentucky Derby. Online sale closes on May 1, 2014, at 12:00 p.m. E.T.
Founded in 2003 by former Boston Globe film critic Michael Blowen, Old Friends cares for more than 130 horses across three states, most of them stallions whose racing and breeding careers came to an end. They are the only Thoroughbred retirement facility that specializes in accepting stallions and so they take exceptional pride in their pensioned champions. At Old Friends, visitors can hear the stories of the horses while learning about racing and ways to help with Thoroughbred aftercare. (To make a contribution supporting Old Friends, please visithttp://www.oldfriendsequine.org/.)
"Old Friends Thoroughbred Retirement Center is very grateful for all of the funds raised and recognition gained from the Woodford Reserve $1,000 Mint Julep Cup program," said Michael Blowen, Old Friends Thoroughbred Retirement Center President. "We appreciate the support to help us take care of the retired racing heroes here at Old Friends."
There will be a total of 89 cups available for purchase online from April 14-May 1 at www.woodfordreservemintjulep.com. 79 Kentucky Rose Cups are available for $1,000 each on a first-come-first-serve basis and are individually numbered cups and hand-engraved with a gold-plated medallion of a Thoroughbred adorned in the traditional Kentucky Derby Garland of Roses along with the 2014 Kentucky Derby date and Woodford Reserve logo and is accompanied by a gold-plated sipping straw. Any unsold cups will be available for purchase at Churchill Downs on Kentucky Derby Day.
The Mint Julep Cup's Special Ingredients
This year's $1,000 Mint Julep Cup will feature uniquely handcrafted ingredients created in collaboration with Kentucky-based Bourbon Barrel Foods:
Woodford Reserve Distiller's Select, the official bourbon of the Kentucky Derby
Ice infused with rose water
Mint julep simple syrup crafted by Bourbon Barrel Foods
Bourbon Barrel Foods hand-selected and candied rose petals
In addition to the 79 Kentucky Rose Cups, there are 10 Royal Rose Cups available for purchase online for$2,000 on a first come, first buy basis. These individually numbered cups are gold-plated and hand-engraved with a sterling silver medallion of a Thoroughbred adorned in the traditional Kentucky Derby Garland of Roses along with the 2014 Kentucky Derby date and Woodford Reserve logo and is accompanied by a gold-plated sipping straw. Any unsold cups will be available for purchase at Churchill Downs on Kentucky Derby Day.
( Purchase of each cup does not include admission to Churchill Downs. Purchased cups must be claimed by buyer or his or her proxy at Churchill Downs on Derby Day. For complete terms and conditions, go to www.woodfordreservemintjulep.com.)
The 89 cups will be presented only on Kentucky Derby Day, May 3, 2014.
Woodford Reserve has also teamed up with vineyard vines® to create a custom fabric exclusively for the $1,000 Mint Julep Cup along with a collection of wearables for purchase with proceeds benefitting Old Friends Thoroughbred Retirement Center. The wearables include a limited quantity of bowties, neckties, pocket squares and scarves available for purchase at the Woodford Reserve Distillery or by calling 859-879-1940. Continue reading →
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Woodford Reserve® Bourbon Releases 2014 Kentucky Derby® Bottle
Kentucky artist's artwork featured on Kentucky Derby 140 bottle
Woodford Reserve®, the "Official Bourbon of the Kentucky Derby®" is honoring this year's Run for the Roses with the release of its 2014 Kentucky Derby commemorative bottle. This year's limited-edition Woodford Reserve Kentucky Derby bottle features the artwork of local Louisville artist David O. Schuster. The commemorative liter-size bottle will be available nationwide beginning in March at a suggested retail price of$43.99.
Woodford Reserve celebrates Kentucky Derby 140 with the release of its limited edition commemorative bottle nationwide. (PRNewsFoto/Woodford Reserve)
Woodford Reserve has been the "Official Bourbon of the Kentucky Derby" for the past 16 years. It also sponsors a Grade I race, The Woodford Reserve Turf Classic, which runs on Kentucky Derby Day, May 3, 2014, and has become one of Thoroughbred racing's premier turf events with a $500,000 purse.
Born and raised in Louisville, KY, David O. Schuster has been a prominent player in the city's art community for over a decade. His mastery and ability to vividly depict his equine subjects made him the perfect choice for the 140th Kentucky Derby bottle artist. His work is featured in private and corporate collections across the country and shown in numerous exhibitions.
Schuster's image on the bottle is entitled "The 4th Turn" and captures the horses and jockeys in their multi-colored silks racing down the final stretch and last turn of the Kentucky Derby, one of the most thrilling moments in sports. There is a blur of the stands of fans in the background cheering them on to victory. The neck band features a diamond pattern of light blue and copper as well as the Kentucky Derby 140 date sealing the top of the commemorative bottle. An attached tag hangs around the bottle bearing information about the product and the artist.
"David O. Schuster has been a fixture of the city's art community for over a decade, making him the ideal selection as the 140th Kentucky Derby bottle artist," said Jason Kempf, Woodford Reserve brand director. "Schuster has a true ability to craft beauty and wonder from his equine subjects, and Woodford Reserve is honored to showcase his work on this year's commemorative Derby bottle."
Woodford Reserve is crafted at the historic Woodford Reserve Distillery in Versailles, Kentucky – the heart of thoroughbred country and is a product of Brown-Forman Corporation, a producer and marketer of fine quality beverage alcohol brands such as Jack Daniel's Tennessee Whiskey, Southern Comfort, Finlandia Vodka, Korbel California Champagne, Herradura Tequila,Sonoma-Cutrer Wines, Chambord Liqueur, and Tuaca Liqueur. Please enjoy your bourbon responsibly.
Churchill Downs, the world's most legendary racetrack, has conducted Thoroughbred racing and presented America's greatest race, the Kentucky Derby, continuously since 1875. Located in Louisville, the flagship racetrack of Churchill Downs Incorporated also operates Trackside at Churchill Downs, which offers year-round simulcast wagering at the historic track. Churchill Downs will conduct the 140th running of the Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands on May 3, 2014, and its 2014 Spring Meet is scheduled for April 26-June 29. The track has hosted the Breeders' Cup World Championships a record eight times.
Early Times® Kentucky Whisky Salutes Sportsmen with New Hunter's Edition Bottle Series
Limited release camouflage bottle available beginning in September
Early Times Kentucky Whisky announces the introduction of its new Hunter's Edition bottle series this fall. This special
Early Times Kentucky Whisky releases its new Hunter's Edition camouflage bottle. (PRNewsFoto/Early Times)
camouflage package pays tribute to sportsmen and the great outdoor traditions. Set to hit shelves in September, the Early Times Hunter's Edition 2013 bottle is presented in a square 750ml package covered with a dark brown and green camouflage pattern. Available nationwide, the bottle contains 80-proof Early Times Kentucky Whisky and is offered at a suggested retail price of $11.99.
"Early Times is excited to introduce the Hunter's Edition bottle series in celebration of the American tradition of hunting," said Therese McGuire, Early Times Brand Manager. "We encourage outdoorsmen and whisky fans to enjoy their time in the outdoors responsibly and celebrate afterwards with a glass of Early Times."
To learn more about the Early Times Hunter's Edition, please visit www.earlytimes.com or www.facebook.com/EarlyTimesWhisky.
About Early Times
Early Times is enjoyed in 28 countries around the world and the Early Times Mint Julep is the "Official Drink of the Kentucky Derby(TM)." Brown-Forman Corporation, Louisville, Kentucky, is a diversified producer and marketer of fine quality alcohol brands, including Jack Daniel's, Southern Comfort, Finlandia Vodka, Woodford Reserve, Tequila Herradura, el Jimador Tequila, Canadian Mist, Old Forester and Korbel California Champagnes.


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Rural areas often have common challenges affecting their research and innovation capacity. For example, young workers might move for education or work, and a high reliance on one or a few sectors which can make the regional economy vulnerable.
On the other hand, sparsely populated regions also have characteristics that work in their advantage, including close-knit communities, proximity to natural scenery, and an alternative to urban areas in terms of lifestyle.
On the 5th of December, project partners and stakeholders met in Hamburg, Germany to focus on how to build rural innovation capacity and performance.
Since rural innovation capacity is key to rural regions staying competitive and ensuring sustainable growth, the Policy Learning Platform invited projects focusing on framework conditions for rural innovation, SMEs and entrepreneurship in rural regions. At the event, speakers presented policy updates, good practices and action plans.
Focus on how to enhance rural innovation capacity and performance for project stakeholders.
Learn about EU level policy initiatives to support rural innovation and development.
Share experiences and success stories of rural innovation.
Find seeds for future project cooperation and inspiration to tackle common challenges.
The workshop provided an opportunity to enhance collaborations between projects addressing innovation challenges in rural and sparsely populated areas from different perspectives. Furthermore, the interventions from OECD, DG AGRI and the S3 Platform highlighted the opportunities for Interreg Europe projects to engage via additional platforms and networks.
It was reminded that rural areas are challenged by depopulation, causing a shrinking talent pool and lack of critical mass in the rural innovation eco-system. However, innovation is not just an urban phenomenon and in rural areas entrepreneurs are the important sources of innovation.
To promote innovation and attract people, the participants highlighted, among others, the importance of physical and digital infrastructure to establish links with urban areas, to grant SMEs access to markets and to provide services to the community.
By sharing experiences and knowledge the projects identified policies, tools and practices to draw inspiration from in their continued work to drive rural innovation and development. Discussions also highlighted which innovation performance measures or indicators are best suited to help policy makers assess the impacts of their policy interventions and the differences with urban areas.
Thank you again to all the event participants! To view the presentations and more information about the workshop, please visit the conclusions page.


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Our Sisters in Gallup need our help!
Growing up in the Northeast, November was punctuated with traditional Thanksgiving observances.
How well I remember the pilgrim and Indian costumes my mother made for my sisters and me to wear in our school Thanksgiving pageants! I even had a cradleboard, made by my father, in which I carried my very blonde baby doll, trying to pass her off as a real Indian "papoose."
I now understand that the history surrounding the first Thanksgiving is much more complicated than the stories we were taught in school.
Today many Native Americans observe Thanksgiving as a day of mourning as they remember the atrocities and broken promises experienced by their ancestors over the last four centuries.
But my intent is not to editorialize on what Thanksgiving should look like today. It is to invite you to pray and advocate for our Indigenous brothers and sisters during this month of November, which has been observed since 1990 as Native American Heritage Month.
Although all of our Indigenous brothers and sisters deserve our prayers and support, I take special interest in the plight of the Navajo Nation, the largest U.S. tribe, since we Little Sisters of the Poor have a mission house in Gallup, New Mexico, the heart of Navajoland.
In early November COVID-19 cases again surged in the Navajo Nation, despite their high vaccination rate.
According to data provided by National Public Radio, about 10 percent of Navajo living on the reservation lack electricity and 40 percent live without safe, running water. Frequent hand washing, fresh, healthy foods and regular medical care are luxuries many Navajo cannot afford.
Many elderly Navajo live in the most primitive conditions in the most remote areas of the reservation. They are isolated, yet completely dependent on others for life-sustaining assistance.
Throughout the pandemic the Navajo Nation has tried hard to provide for their elders, whom they consider precious tribal treasures. Yet Navajo leaders fear that the disproportionate loss of their elders will have a catastrophic effect on the future of the tribe.
"When you grow up Navajo, at least for me, you are taught that elders are the pillars of the family, especially grandmothers," wrote journalist Sunnie R. Clahchischiligi at the height of the pandemic. "They are the keepers of our stories, history, traditions and culture. They connect us to our ancestors. They take care of us, and in exchange, we're taught to look after them."
Seeing how hard it was for seniors to procure necessary supplies during the early stages of the pandemic, Monica Harvey, a Navajo woman featured in a story on Voice of America, established "Defend Our Community," a group that delivers supplies to tribal elders.
"When you lose an elder, you lose a part of yourself," she reported. "You lose a connection to history, our stories, our culture, our traditions."
I am deeply touched by the profound reverence for family and elders reflected in these testimonies from Indigenous leaders. And I am humbled when I think that our Little Sisters in Gallup have the honor of caring for the most cherished members of the Navajo Nation.
The pandemic has been tough on our Sisters, the elderly and their collaborators at Villa Guadalupe, as our Home there is called.
A large number of residents have succumbed to COVID-19, but our mission at Villa Guadalupe goes on as the Little Sisters continue to trust in God's loving Providence.
The added costs incurred by COVID-related supplies and precautions have been an unexpected hardship for our Sisters, making it difficult for them to make ends meet. They have had to postpone the completion of much-needed roof repairs as they confront the challenges associated with the last two years.
If you would like to honor our Native American brothers and sisters during this special month by helping our Little Sisters to keep a roof over the heads of their Navajo elders, please visit their website at https://www.littlesistersofthepoorgallup.org/donate/
We ask our foundress, Saint Jeanne Jugan, and Saint Kateri Tekakwitha, the first Native American canonized saint, to intercede for you, obtaining many blessings for you this Thanksgiving!
Sister Constance Veit is director of communications for the Little Sisters of the Poor.


If you have already found happiness, DO NOT OPEN THIS.
Thank you for spending these few moments with me. In this new year, a few changes will be dancing your way. One is that the weekly newsletter is changing to a monthly edition beginning today. With the exception of this month (when I sent two newsletters) all future ones will reach your inbox on the first Tuesday of the month.
You will also find some exciting content changes over the next several months so be sure to open each newsletter and feel free to share it with others.
While the newsletter will be sent monthly, my inspirational blog will continue to be published weekly. And, you will still receive it via email in your inbox…but look for it to arrive each Friday.
Would love to read your comments and thoughts as we move into 2018. Please feel free to share them by posting a reply to the weekly blog, or via email HERE.
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Hamilton, Bermuda – HUSQVARNA VIKING®, a global leader in the sewing industry, launched DESIGNER JADE™ 35, an entry-level sewing and embroidery machine that allows sewers and embroiderers to accessorize and personalize their creative visions with ease, and at a price within reach.
The sleek DESIGNER JADE™ 35 sewing and embroidery machine makes endless imaginings possible. It includes the patented HUSQVARNA VIKING® SEWING ADVISOR® feature, which gives users automatic settings and built-in assistance; one of the industry's most expansive sewing spaces; offers 70 embroidery designs; and comes with complimentary, introductory-level PC embroidery software for additional designs and embroidery fonts. In addition, no other machine offers a faster stitch speed (when compared with other machines in its price range).
Diverse Design Options: Get your creative juices flowing with 70 built-in embroidery designs plus an embroidery font.
The HUSQVARNA VIKING® DESIGNER JADE™ 35 sewing and embroidery machine will be sold exclusively at HUSQVARNA VIKING® retailers for a Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price (MSRP) of $1,799 USD. For more details on the new sewing and embroidery machine click here.
DESIGNER JADE™ 35 - Want to turn your creativity up a notch? Let embroidery work its magic! The DESIGNER JADE™ 35 sewing and embroidery machine is the ideal model for personalizing any project.


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