The Tīmaru-based vendor takes his truck, The Food Den, all over the South Island. Two years ago, he wanted to use new compostable products, which are free of polylactic acid, also known as PLA, at events.
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Councils in Tīmaru, Queenstown Lakes and Southland have had no issues about the PLA free, compostable products. (File photo) Councils across the South Island welcomed the move, except Christchurch. McGrath said it had been a constant battle with the city council despite the product being approved by Christchurch s own composting plant Living Earth. This has specifically been the problem that we ve had for years. The council have always been the hold-up and then they said it was Living Earth, he said.
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What is it that distinguishes a liberal arts education from vocational training? It’s not simply breadth of exposure to the arts, the humanities and the social and natural sciences. It’s that a liberal education is meant to be transformative.
The higher purpose of liberal education is to free its recipients to think in fresh and more analytical and informed ways, appreciate culture with sophisticated sensibilities, and bring historical, ethical, cross-cultural perspectives to current events.
The skills and knowledge a liberal education imparts include not only disciplinary methods and theoretical and conceptual frameworks, but something far greater: heightened powers of observation and communication, interpretive and research skills, and a capacity for critical self-reflection.
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PAVmed Reschedules Business Update Conference Call on February 22, 2021 to 8:30 AM EST
Conference call and live webcast was previously scheduled for 4:30 PM EST
Lucid Diagnostics strategic advisor and medical diagnostics pioneer Stanley Lapidus to join call
NEW YORK, Feb. 18, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE)
PAVmed Inc. (Nasdaq: PAVM, PAVMZ) (the “Company” or “PAVmed”), a highly differentiated, multi-product, commercial-stage medical device company, today announced that the Company has moved the time of its business update conference call on Monday, February 22, 2021 to 8:30 AM EST to accommodate the schedule of PAVmed subsidiary Lucid Diagnostics Inc’s (“Lucid”) Strategic Advisor, medical diagnostics pioneer Stanley Lapidus.
Mr. Lapidus will join PAVmed Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Lishan Aklog, M.D., and President and Chief Financial Officer Dennis McGrath on the call. Mr. McGrath will provide a financial update on the Company. Dr. Aklog will provide a business u