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Creating the most trusted food brand in the world - one step at a time. We are on a mission to start a real-food revolution. With a background in the food industry and a qualified nutritionist, Suzie felt it was time for the packaged food industry to move over and make way for real honest food. In late 2013, equipped with a blender, some nuts, and some coconut, she made the magic happen. With lots of budding guinea pigs to hand, homemade bars were dished out and, needless to say, these simple treats were a major success! The initial samples sparked a chain reaction, having finally found a production kitchen that would accept my scrupulous recipe criteria, we ran the first production trial. The bars went down a storm, and the rest has been history. The Primal Den was open for business in February 2014, and from the 21,000 pre-orders sold within two weeks of launch, it was clear the public had great taste in food The award-winning Primal Pantry bars contain no added nasties or funky sounding names, just honest, simple ingredients that can be found in your own kitchen cupboard. Whilst these incredibly tasty bars can be recreated in the comfort of your own home, The Primal Pantry understands the importance of making healthy snack alternatives ready to grab and go, and so theyve done the hard work (and washing up) for the nation. The end result? A wholesome fulfilling real-food product, available on shop shelves nationwide, with an ingredient list that can actually be pronounced. Suzie's vision is for The Primal Pantry to be the most trusted food brand in the world. You can find the Primal Pantry range in Tesco, Co-op, Sainsbury's, WH Smith Travel, BP M&S Sites and lots of independent health food stores, gyms and yoga studios.

The Primavera Foundation provides pathways out of poverty through safe, affordable housing, workforce development and neighborhood revitalization. Primavera's vision is to promote economic and social justice while working to build a future in which all people are assured basic human rights, a livable income and safe, affordable housing. SURVIVAL People in need find RELIEF: drop-in resource centers • emergency men's shelter • emergency family shelter • Project Action for Veterans STABILITY Eager participants transition into a STABLE existence: safe, affordable rental housing • workforce development SECURITY Motivated participants benefit from SELF-SUFFICIENCY: financial & homeownership education • asset building strategies SUSTAINABILITY Budding leaders build COMMUNITY: neighborhood revitalization • community building & engagement

Prime Electrical & Data | Prime Technology | Complete Plumbing Contracting - Trusted Construction Specialists. - A family owned business for over 33 years. We are a collective group of companies who specialise in different aspects of the Construction Industry. While all companies operate independently they all share resources across WHS, accounts, design, admin and factor staff which will lead to a greater level of efficiency, providing savings to our clients and strengthening the relationship with current and future clients. | With our extensive knowledge across these aspects in the industry we are able to provide unwavering quality and dedicated results to our clients. We have a flexible approach and continue to grow and expand our corporation to provide high quality services to our clients. | Our companies can provide a vast range of services to the construction industry: - Electrical & Communication Contracting - Hydraulic Plumbing Services - Audio Visual & Video Conferencing - Maintenance & Boutique Projects

The Prime Network offers high quality peer reviews and independent medical exam services to insurance companies, employers, attorneys, case management professionals, and other third parties. Our primary goal is to provide concise, timely, and accurate reports to our clients. The Prime Network staff has over 50 years of aggregate field experience. We exclusively contract with actively practicing, board certified medical practitioners, which ensures quality reporting and relevant expertise. In addition, a board certified Quality Assurance and Utilization Review physician, Steven Feinstein, M.D., serves as an on-site reviewer. As THE PRIME NETWORK continues to grow, client satisfaction and objective reports remain top priorities for PRIME. We currently manage several satellite offices concentrated in the eastern part of Pennsylvania as well as a robust panel of medical experts present in New Jersey, Delaware, and several other East Coast states. The Prime Network is fully capable of handling the peer review and IME needs of your company, and we look forward to helping you get the reports you need. Phone: (610) 660 9930 Fax: (610) 660 9975

The Prince Albert Daily Herald began as the Prince Albert Advocate weekly newspaper in 1894. As the community changed, so did the paper. In 1908, the paper became the Prince Albert Weekly Herald and went daily in 1911 when W.F. Herman bought the Herald. In one of the ironies of history, the exact date on which the Herald was first published as a daily has been lost. The paper was in local hands until 1949 when the Thompson Newspapers chain purchased the paper. In 1995, it was sold to the Hollinger chain and in 2000, it was sold to the CanWest chain. In 2002, it was sold to Montreal-based Transcontinental Inc. In June 2016, Star News Publishing Inc. purchased a group of newspapers in Saskatchewan, including the Prince Albert Daily Herald. In December 2017, it was announced that a group of employees had reached a tentative agreement to buy out the Prince Albert Daily Herald from Star News Publishing Inc., preventing the paper from folding. On May 1, 2018, the deal was completed and the Prince Albert Daily Herald began operation under FolioJumpline Publishing Inc., owned and operated by its employees, publishing with a community focus. The Daily Herald provides local news, arts and sports every day and publishes in print Tuesday to Saturday. It is a community newspaper at heart that provides more than 50 local stories and photos per week. All employees of the Daily Herald live and work in the Prince Albert area, and are proud to be a part of the local community.

The Prince of Wales Hospice has been supporting patients with life-limiting illnesses and their families since 1989. We are passionate about supporting people and their families in a positive, caring and practical way. We think of ourselves as an integral part of the Five Towns’ community, offering round-the-clock support 365 days a year. An adult only Hospice with a dedicated team providing a wide range of services including an Incare Unit, Day Therapy, Complementary Therapy and Lymphoedema Clinic to improve the quality of life of patients, their families and carers. We help nearly 1,000 local people each year with a wide range of life-limiting illnesses. The majority of our patients return home after their symptoms have been managed. All of our services are provided free of charge to patients. But it costs over £3m a year (£7,540 per day) to run the Hospice – around a quarter of which comes from the NHS. For the rest we rely on your support through our shops, fundraising events, donations and fundraising initiatives in our communities and local companies. Just £17 could fund a nurse’s care for an hour – providing up to three patients with pain relief, help to move, assistance at meal times and emotional support. £50 could run all the services needed to run an Incare bedroom for a morning – from medical and nursing care, to family support; providing nutritious food, to rigorous cleaning that helps keep bedrooms infection-free. £143 could provide our in-care patients with the support of a doctor overnight £600 could pay for the overnight nursing for the comfort, support and safety of all patients on Incare. £1,500 could pay for all the activities that Day Therapy patients enjoy (arts, crafts, theme days, etc.) for a year £2,464 could pay for all the nursing time and supplies needed to run a bedroom for a week. The Prince of Wales Hospice is an independent hospice. Registered Charity No: 514999 Company Limited by Guarantee Registered Company: 1797810

The Princess Anne Independent News is a community newspaper and website serving southern communities in Virginia Beach. The print and web editions launch on April 24, 2015. Our corporate parent is Pungo Publishing Co., LLC.