You may be wondering to yourself: what is a ‘voice’ in writing? Much like with your actual voice, a writing voice is something this is unique to you. It makes your writing distinct and recognizable to others when they see it. And once you develop your voice, it will make all your writing more interesting and personal. But finding your …
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Naturkostbar — Gourmet Raw Products and Culinary Courses
Naturkostbar isn’t just another business with which founders earn their living. They came together through a shared calling, and each one of them truly lives this lifestyle. They believe that this is what makes Naturkostbar, its gourmet raw products, and themselves as manufacturers, authentic and compelling. Naturkostbar is a holistic enterprise, specialized in both the procurement of raw materials and the manufacture of handmade gourmet raw products. …
Read More »Online Webinar “Not All Seed Is Declared Equal: Improving Access” on Feb. 28, 2017
DATE February 28, 2017 9:30 am – 11:00 am (GMT-5) Seed is the single most important agricultural input of crop production, but not all seed is equally accessible and/or available. Join Agrilinks, Microlinks and the Office of U.S. Foreign Disaster Assistance for a special event where experts will address how Quality Declared Seeds (QDS) might be able to close some …
Read More »Hof Blum — the agricultural enterprise
Hof Blum farm is located in a picturesque area. You can enjoy the scenery while riding a horse. The farm provides horse riding lessons as a therapy. Work at the farm is done according to the guidelines of Bio Suisse. From the hens to the cows: they are all part of the family business and are fully respected as living …
Read More »Waedichoerbli — farming-oriented cooperative
The Wädichörbli is a Swiss farming-oriented cooperative with the aim of bringing local and jointly produced organic vegetables directly from the field to the kitchens of the cooperative. In the Wädichörbli, organic vegetables are delivered once a week as a crop-fresh vegetable subscription to a depot nearby. Since June 2012 organic vegetables have been available in an unconventional way: as …
Read More »Rooting for Kale
Have you heard the stories of a ‘wonder-vegetable’ that is easy to grow, delicious, and extraordinary healthy? It may sound too good to be true, but humans have actually been eating it for thousands of years. Meet Nero di Toscana, a legendary variety of kale. Nero di Toscana is a plant of many names, including Black Cabbage and Dinosaur Kale. Originally cultivated by the …
Read More »Online Toastmasters Club at BFC
We are very glad to share with you an exciting decision to start a online Toastmasters club at BFC. The Toasmaster club will help us bond better as a team, become more successful communicators and leaders. Ralph Smedley believed that people can discover their latent leadership talents by participating in the regular activities of a Toastmasters club. By joining …
Read More »The Mother Tongue – English and How It Got that Way by Bill Bryson
Have you ever wondered about English and why it is the way it is? Why we spell “colonel” but say “kərnl”? The Mother Tongue – English and How It Got that Way brilliantly explores the remarkable history, eccentricities, resilience and fun of the English language. A must-read for anyone curious to know the fascinating story of an inadequate, second-rate tongue …
Read More »How to Speak Unprepared?
Public speaking is an essential skill to master to help present your ideas, persuade others, and advance your career, but some of the best speaking opportunities come about without warning. In this session, Calin shares a special technique to make a great speech whenever the need arises, no preparation necessary. Watch the recording of the Online Coaching & Sharing meeting that …
Read More »Bryson’s Dictionary for Writers and Editors by Bill Bryson
I love Bill Bryson. And he’s from my home state: Iowa! He has a unique and wonderful writing style. His book Bryson’s Dictionary for Writers and Editors is a useful guide to many problems encountered by writers and editors of English texts. What’s the difference between “immanent” and “imminent”? What is the singular form of graffiti? What is the former …
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