DETERMINANTS OF FOOD AWAY FROM HOME AMONG AFRICAN-AMERICANS

The prominence of FAFH on consumers food expenditure raises some important questions, particularly those related to the health impact of such a trend. This is particularly true among African-Americans because on average African Americans are twice as likely as white Americans to develop Type 2 diabetes, which has been known to have some correlation with ones diet. There is a plethora of studies focusing on FAFH by American consumers. However, there are very few studies that focus exclusively on African-Americans. This study tries to fill that gap.food demand, FAFH, minorities, health, nutrition, Food Consumption/Nutrition/Food Safety,

The Shingle House, Dungeness, England

Designed for Living Architecture, this 8 person holiday home is sited on the shingle of the UK's only desert: Dungeness. The design takes the natural drama of the site and responds with black tarred shingles on the outside and simple concrete and timber interior. Reviews: BD Online 22 may 2009 Urban realm 9 July 2010 Urlaubsarchitektur World Interior design network 13 July 2010 Archdaily 21 July 2010 The Guardian Autumn 2010 Hotlist The Observer 26 september 2010 Financial Times Travel 15 October 201 Daily Telegraph 24 Sept 2010 Grand designs Live show, seminar 10 Oct 2010 Awards: Innovation & Design Awards 2010 in leisure categor

Improving NRM Investment through a policy performance lens

Choosing a mechanism to encourage landholders to change their land management in order to deliver environmental outcomes is a complicated process. Careful instrument selection may count for little if uptake and adoption are insufficient to meet performance targets. Similarly, investors may require assurance that the proposed investment will deliver the stated goals. In order to reduce the uptake uncertainty facing policy makers we evaluate and describe several possible methods to guide and frame adoption targets. We conclude that referring to past adoption experience of a wide range of mechanisms offers the best approach to setting feasible adoption targets for future mechanisms. We call this adoption points of reference. This approach is tested by application to mechanisms focusing on delivering water quality improvements in GBR catchments. We conclude that the points of reference approach is appropriate and useful but should be supported by processes designed to incorporate the impact of heterogeneity and local knowledge and an emphasis on improving the accuracy of future data.adoption targets, NRM investment, reasonable assurance, water quality,

Alien Registration- Eastman, Margaret (Canton, Oxford County)

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