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The increase in health care spending has led to better health outcomes

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Health

The price of medical care is the biggest factor behind U.S. health care costs, accounting for 90% of spending. These expenditures reflect the cost of caring for people with chronic or long -term medical conditions, an aging population and the increasing cost of new drugs, procedures and technologies. Does higher GDP mean better health care? This suggests that countries with higher economic performance (GDP) have legislative and innovative measures that support health research, thus reducing costs for patients. Hospital expenditure per capita and GDP per capita ranking by country. Which country has the highest GDP in health? Among OECD memberRead News

Food is a factor causing double inflation

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Food

Wholesale prices are up from a record 11.3% for the year ending June, the Department of Labor said Thursday, a day after it reported that consumer prices had risen by 9, 1% in the same period. Food was an inflationary factor in both reports, although some analysts have seen signs that the momentum for higher prices has drifted away. The so-called core inflation rate, which excludes volatile food and energy prices, has been up 6.4% over the past 12 months, down from the previous month, according to the Consumer Price Index. Producers, who measure wholesale prices. In the Consumer PriceRead News

Lines at North Texas food banks grow as prices rise

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Food

Inflation is forcing more and more North Texas people to seek help from food banks to feed their families. Juani Lara, 45, is one of the hundreds who lined up early Friday to pick up free food baskets at the North Texas Food Bank car party on the University of North Texas in Dallas campus. Lara said that while gas prices are falling, rising prices for essential food items make it weak. “We fight because you can easily spend $ 150 on just a few things, not everything you need,” said Lara, who returned to the food distribution event forRead News

The Food Guy: The return of the Italian food corridor

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Food

Chicago has several pockets of Italian culture: the original Little Italy on Taylor Street, the area of West 24th Street and Oakley Avenue, and part of North Harlem Avenue. Steve Dolinsky, NBC 5’s food manager, says there was also a bustling corridor at one point along Grand Avenue in West Town. Recently, this area has been slowly making a comeback. For decades, the area around Grand Avenue, just a mile or so west of downtown, was home to an Italian grocery store, bakeries and restaurants. There are still some holdouts, as well as some new blood pumping energy into anRead News

Great Food Truck Race Ultimate 3 Includes NJ Pasta Food Truck

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Food

Garden State loves its food trucks, but the biggest hit of 2022 New Jersey food trucks is 3,000 miles away in California. In the six episodes of the 15th season of the Food Network’s “Great Food Truck Race,” there are three young entrepreneurs from Morristown’s ESO Artisanal Pasta in the penultimate episode on Sunday among the last three groups hungry for the $ 50,000 grand prize. “Right now, we’ve found a new life,” said Matt McFadden, AJ Sankofa with his lifelong friend and Kristin Gambarian Sankofa’s girlfriend in the ESO truck. “There was a bit of fatigue in the middleRead News

Food donation is an oasis in West Utica

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Food

Utica Food Pantry Executive Director Heather Wasielewski had a pretty busy Friday morning outside the Upstate Family Health Center in Utica. Volunteers and staff were hard at work as more than 100 people lined up for food. “Within an hour it was all gone,” Wasielewski said. One person who participated was Utica resident Francisco Esmurria. “I think it’s pretty awesome. It’s really cool. When you don’t have anything to eat for a snack, you have a snack,” Esmurria said. West Utica is considered a food desert, a place where affordable, quality food is not available nearby. What You Need ToRead News

Can canning cause botulism?

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Food

Canned foods are produced through the canning process, which preserves and extends the shelf life of many foods, including meat, fish, vegetables and fruit. You can buy canned foods online or in-store from commercial brands, but home canning is a popular practice in some cultures. However, many people are concerned about the health and safety of some canned foods, including their potential to harbor harmful diseases such as botulism, a serious and potentially life-threatening disease. This article explains everything you need to know about botulism and the risks associated with canned foods. Botulism is a serious disease caused by toxinsRead News

Food for thought – July

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Food

Easily accessible and in plain sight foods are more likely to be consumed. Increase your fruit intake by making sure you always have variety on hand. Prepare the fruit as soon as you get home from the supermarket by cutting it into snack-sized pieces and storing it in containers that can be reached in the refrigerator. Also, keep fruit that doesn’t require refrigeration, such as apples, bananas, and oranges, in a bowl on the counter so it’s easy to grab if needed on the go or as a quick snack. Make eating fruit FUN! Skewers of watermelon, pineapple, cantaloupe andRead News

Uplifting the Black Food Narrative – Food Tank

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Food

On “Food Talk with Dani Nierenberg,” Dani talks to chefs Tonya and David Thomas of H3irloom Food Group, a multidimensional culinary organization that covers catering, events, products, educational platforms and sustainability through agriculture that is committed to raising a narrative of black food. . “As much as it’s about trying to push forward, it’s about turning back,” David tells Food Tank. “Before you can move on, you need to know your history.” Listen to the full conversation with Chefs Tonya and David Thomas on “Food Talk with Dani Nierenberg” to hear the importance of operating a 100 percent black-owned foodRead News

It said RBC would explore opportunities for a European custody business

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Business

We’ve detected unusual activity from your computer network To continue, click the box below to let us know that you are not a robot. Why did this happen? Make sure your browser supports JavaScript and cookies and that you are not blocking them from loading. For more information, you can review our Terms of Service and Cookie Policy. Need Help? For questions regarding this message, please contact our support team and provide the reference ID below. What type of cell is RBC? A type of blood cell made in the bone marrow and found in the blood. Red blood cellsRead News

Rosen joins bipartisan letter urging SBA to process all eligible applications for small business COVID loans

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Business

Letters Came Amid Complaints From Small Business Owners That Their Applications Were Not Considered WASHINGTON, DC – Today, U.S. Senator Jacky Rosen (D -NV), a member of the Senate Committee on Small Business and Entrepreneurship, joined a bipartisan letter with 47 of his Senate colleagues to U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) Administrator Isabella Casillas Guzman. urges the SBA to process the COVID Economic Injury Disaster Loan (EIDL) application received before May 6, 2022 by the agency. On Thursday, April 28, the SBA announced May 6, 2022 for COVID EIDL loan modifications, increased demand, and reconsideration of denials. Many applicants whoRead News

Davenport student launches an integration activity

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Business

Should college athletes be paid huffpost? According to the same article, “A majority (52%) of black respondents are strongly or somewhat in favor of paying college athletes, while only 15% are strongly or somewhat against the idea. Among whites, however, the numbers are reversed: only 27% support paying those athletes, while 43% oppose it.” Should College Athletes Get Pros and Cons? Do college athletes have to be paid? Pro: College athletes put their bodies on the line with every game they play. Pro: Student athletes generate serious income. Pro: Paying college athletes would help create a sense of financial awareness.Read News

Partnership: Mixing business with pleasure

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Business

Published July 15, 2022 at 11:17 AM EDT Anita does not work with her boo, but after sharing home office space for two pandemic years, she’s started to wonder how couples who *do* work together make it work. She talks with two sets of couples in very different professional industries about their strategies for tackling finances, alone time and intimacy. Read the article | Review the podcast Kaia Findlay is a founder for Embodied, WUNC’s weekly, live talk show on health, sex and relationships. Kaia first joined the WUNC team in 2020 as a producer for State of Things. AmandaRead News

4 problems that small business owners face and how to solve them

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Business

The opinions expressed by Podjetnik employees are their own. I recently spoke with a small business owner who was quite successful and overcame so much to get where she is. She owns a cleaning company and has been in business for over 25 years. Nevertheless, the last four or five years have been an increasingly challenging period for generating new business. As we discussed the issues, I asked her how she raises funds from current clients and how she uses social media to get new clients, and she immediately said, “Oh, I never use computers, I don’t believe in them.”Read News

The Stepping Stones are celebrating 20 years in the industry with author events

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Business

Andrew Ubben Intern T-R PHOTO BY ANDREW UBBEN – Author Laura Sohl-Cryer visits the Stepping Stones Christian Bookstore in Marshalltown to sign her first book, “Remembering the Home Place: Sonnets and Stories From Our Family Farm.” While the Stepping Stones Christian bookstore celebrated its 20th anniversary last week in both Grinnell and Marshalltown stores, author Laura Sohl-Cryer made a signature Friday at the Marshalltown location to promote her debut, Remembering the Home Place: Sonnets and Stories From Our Family. Farm. Sohl-Cryer grew up in northwestern Iowa on his family’s Century Farm established by his great-grandfather between Boyden and Hull. ForRead News

Dodgers organize Doing Business With Baseball diversity lunch

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Business

MLB, Dodgers host underrepresented Southern California business owners ahead of All-Star Game LOS ANGELES – For Southern California business owners, All-Star Week 2022 offered a unique opportunity for professional growth. Major League Baseball and the Dodgers on Friday hosted the inaugural “Doing Business With Baseball” event, a luncheon and networking reception held at Dodger Stadiums Stadium Club and backed by Billy Bean, MLB’s senior vice president of diversity, equity & amp; inclusion. Participants included entrepreneurs and representatives from over 30 local businesses representing a wide range of industries, including food and beverage, campaigns and infrastructure. However different these companies mayRead News

Brantley kettle corn business is poppin’

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Business

BRANTLEY, Ala. (WSFA) – The Dewrell family has been in the chicken business for decades. A few years ago they decided to add something new to the mix. “We’ve been in the chicken business since 1980,” said Don Dewrell, owner of Dixieland Kettle Corn LLC. They did well at their farm in Brantley. Don Dewrell is always on the move. “He’s always looking for something to do, to make extra money, so he’s not just sitting around,” said Terri Dewrell, owner of Dixieland Kettle Corn LLC. “So we came up with Dixieland Kettle Corn.” Don Dewrell spent several years researching,Read News

The finished disease is a new business for the Clintonian

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Business

CLINTON – Like so many others, Elisha Goulet was looking for something to keep herself and her family entertained during the pandemic. And like some, Goulet is now turning that into a business. Goulet is a lifelong Clintonian who recently created Northern Woods Candles and Soaps. “Like everyone else who was looking for ways to entertain themselves during the COVID pandemic, I was also looking for fun activities to do at home. At the beginning, my daughter Liz and I, like so many others, tried to keep busy” said Goulet. “I decided to buy some sewing machines and we bothRead News

21,020 children’s books awarded through SMIF’s Early Literacy Grant program – Austin Daily Herald

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Books

Published at 18:09 Friday, July 15, 2022 The Southern Minnesota Initiative Foundation (SMIF) recently awarded 21,020 children’s books to 46 organizations as part of its Early Literacy Grant Program. This grant supports early reading and writing activities that increase the school readiness of children up to the age of eight by providing children with books. The books were awarded in collaboration with Capstone and ABDO, publishers of children’s books and Mankato-based digital products and services. In 2002, Capstone helped launch BookStart by partnering with SMIF to distribute thousands of children’s books in the region over a 15-year period. In 2018,Read News

The Metaverse Summer Reading List: The Books Every Scholar Should Read This Summer

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Books

Get ready to improve your knowledge of the Metaverse this summer with this reading list. It is the season for sunbathing, sipping a cold drink, putting your feet up and relaxing with a good book. I suggest that at least one of your summer readings is a book that will tell you more about the future. No. Not one on prediction of the future. But a new career destination … in the Metaverse! Seriously, you can look back on your year in technology, business, or marketing and marvel … it’s been everything I’ve done exciting or important for my future.Read News

Faculty and staff encouraged to send messages about published books

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Books

From: University Relations and University Libraries Virginia Tech employees can share news about their recently published book by filling out a new form developed by University Relations and University Libraries. A list of published books will be compiled for inclusion in an upcoming edition of the Daily Email and will be displayed on VTx. The information collected through the form will also be used for the annual VT Authors event organized by the University Libraries each spring. The form is open to all employees who are authors or editors of a book (or comparable audio CD or DVD) published inRead News

Bookmark: Cabin books are a real find

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Books

When my husband and I went up north with a friend last month, I brought a backpack of books to read. But when I walked into the rented cabin that would be our home for the next two weeks, I almost wished I’d left my own books behind. In the great hall was a white wooden bookcase, eight shelves high, filled with seductive titles and stately old editions. These weren’t your typical cabin books—not dog-eared paperbacks fetched in a canoe and then left, damp and tattered. This was a curated collection. There were old, fascinating books on these shelves, illustratedRead News

Steve Bannon admitted that Trump would ‘lie about everything’, he writes in a new book

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Books

Former White House strategist Steve Bannon has made it clear that Donald Trump is not lying. But according to a new book, Bannon told aides: “Trump would say anything, he would lie about anything.” The former president is lying “to win whatever alternative he has now”, said Bannon. Bannon is quoted in The Big Lie: Election Chaos, Political Opportunism, and the State of American Politics after 2020, by Jonathan Lemire, White House policy director and MSNBC host. The book will be published on July 26. The Guardian has obtained a copy. Lemire’s name refers to Trump’s lie, supported by Bannon,Read News

Ukrainian tapestry show opens at Carriage Barn Arts Center in New Canaan

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Arts

NEW CANAAN — Artist Olga Pilyuhina, a traditional tapestry artist living in eastern Ukraine, had to store her tapestries in four different places to protect them from Russian shelling. But she managed to get some of them out of the country to the US, where they will be exhibited for the first time at the Carriage Barn Art Center in New Canaan. Her tapestries feature bright colors and animals – a unicorn standing in a field of plants, birds in flight, flowers arching towards the sky, an apple orchard and a tapestry of the Last Supper scene she completed lastRead News

Free creative arts classes for seniors

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Arts

The Mesa Arts Center now offers free creative arts classes for seniors. As part of Horizon’s AARP-sponsored monthly segment, we look at how programs like these can improve the lives of seniors. To talk more about the classes, Mesa Arts Center art studio manager Laura Wilde joined the show. These classes are offered to adults over the age of 55. They are part of a national movement called creative aging that promotes professional artistic programming with a multitude of benefits, according to Wilde. Mesa Arts Center offers a variety of classes, both online and face-to-face. They include: They also haveRead News

Arts for All Nevada hosts the summer Family Arts Festival at the Lake Mansion Arts and Culture Center

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Arts

RENO, Nev. (KOLO) – Families are invited to paint, craft and create at the Nevada Family Art Gallery as part of Artown. Executive director, Jackie Clay, stopped Morning Break to encourage families with children of all ages to stop by the Lake Mansion Cultural Center and the Reno Cultural Center between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Saturday, July 16. The event is free and no registration is required. There will be creative craft stations, a free book for each child and an opportunity to explore the history of Patty Cafferata’s Lake House. Children must be accompanied by an adult atRead News

New NOTO store that brings vintage trade to the art district

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Arts

TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) – A new store brings the vintage to Topeka’s NOTO Arts District. Decades Garage cut the ribbon today on the new store front at 837 North Kansas Ave. Owners Trish and Darrick Tripe say they come from a number of antique sellers and felt that their vintage collection would go hand in hand with the artists in the area. For the most part, they are happy to be a part of society in the north. “NOTO is the best kept secret in Topeka,” said Trish Tripe. “It just feels like a community within a community. Everyone isRead News

Why is the Anatolian art scene so popular?

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Arts

There is an eclectic, albeit distant, diversity of artistic initiatives and organizations emerging in the heart of Turkey. Known as “Anatolia,” which means “east,” in Greek, it is a growing group of curators, artists, and cultural workers who have been increasingly busy. The art space of the Monitor video center in Izmir is organizing conceptually demanding shows, the Mardin Biennale is preparing its latest edition, contemporary artists are approaching the Dou PrintStudio in Ankara to create lithographs, İmalat-Hane of Bursa takes some of the biggest cuts in Turkey . edge shows, and the FIRIN art space in Eskişehir is thinkingRead News

From Wábi Arts To Westville, Kim Weston Enlarges Her Artistic Brand

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Arts

Downtown | Education & Youth | Lotta Studios | Photography | Arts & Culture | Westville | Indigenous rights | Arts & Anti-racism | Westville Renaissance Arts (WRVA) Top: Laura Fuller-Weston and Kim Weston outside of the Arts Council of Greater New Haven, performing a smudging ceremony. Bottom: Weston’s photography installed on the second floor. Artist Ruby Gonzalez Hernandez helped with installation. Lucy Gellman Photos. It’s the child’s gaze that pulls a viewer in, that look of sweet, intense concentration that is far beyond his years. Brows furrow. Eyes swivel forward. His little chin is so square and serious beneathRead News

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