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Promoted by the Instituto de Investigaciones Agropecuarias, INIA, this Fair seeks to show innovation, cutting-edge technology, experiences and generate business with the most important Biological Control companies in the country.
The first Biological Control Technology Fair "Tools and solutions for agriculture in Chile" will develop the INIA Quilamapu in Chillán, on October 10 and 11, in what is expected to be the main event of the specialty during 2018.
Organized under the auspices of the INIA Quilamapu Biological Control Center, this first version of the Fair is called to become the main meeting point for those who work around the biological control of agricultural and forest pests and diseases, since it will bring together the main companies in the field, specialized producers and professionals and researchers from all over the country.
This First Biological Control Fair will be an instance of encounter and interaction between all the actors that participate and promote biological control, considered one of the disciplines with the greatest projection in sustainable agriculture.
This Fair will be the main instance in Chile to generate business, show inputs, and have access to information and cutting-edge technology in this discipline, for which there will be prominent national and foreign exhibitors, who will propose practical solutions related to sustainable agricultural production. .
The fair will also have sectors of interactive stands where sponsoring companies and research centers will be able to show their products and technologies applied to deal with the main pests and diseases that affect agriculture and especially the fruit sector.
Information at email@example.com
Biological Control in Chile
INIA Quilamapu is a leader in Biological Control research, with more than 3 decades dedicated to this discipline and the last 10 years established as a Biological Control Center, a unit in which more than 20 specialists work, including researchers and technicians.
Today it has nine work areas linked to the study and control of pests and diseases: entomology; phytopathology; entomopathogenic fungi; chemical ecology; entomopathogenic nematodes; endophytic microorganisms; promoter and suppressor microorganisms; and the Microbial Genetic Resources Bank.
The Instituto de Investigaciones Agropecuarias (INIA) is the main agricultural research institution in Chile, dependent on the Ministry of Agriculture, with a national presence from Arica to Magallanes, through its 10 Regional Centers, as well as technical offices and experimental centers in each one of the regions of the country. Its mission is to generate and transfer knowledge and strategic technologies on a global scale, to produce innovation and improve the competitiveness of the agri-food sector. www.inia.cl.
Press Contact: Hugo Rodríguez / firstname.lastname@example.org

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The Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) should also implement an employment assistance program for informal workers whose source of income has been cut off due to the enhanced community quarantine now being enforced in the entire Luzon, said Senator Joel Villanueva.
Villanueva, chair of the Senate Committee on Labor, Employment, and Human Resource Development, said informal workers such as drivers of public utility vehicles, vendors, hawkers, and the like, are left without viable alternatives to earn a decent living to provide for their families.
“Sa isang iglap, nawalan po ng kabuhayan ang ating mga vendors, drivers, at iba pa pang manggagawa sa informal sector. Hinihiling natin sa DOLE na kaagad magpatupad ng programa na sasalo sa ating mga informal workers,” the veteran legislator said.
“Hindi po makikipagsapalaran sa paglabas sa kanilang mga tahanan ang ating mga manggagawa kung alam nila na may tulong na ipapamahagi ang pamahalaan para sa kanilang mga pangangailangan.”
The seasoned lawmaker credited the labor department for swiftly responding to his request to implement employment assistance programs in light of the community quarantine imposed by the government to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
“The amount will go a long way for workers, especially those who fall under the category of no work, no pay.”
DOLE recently released the guidelines covering the COVID-19 Adjustment Measures Program, which will give displaced workers in the formal economy a P5,000 lump-sum cash assistance.
The senator pointed out the amount will go a long way for workers, especially those who fall under the category of “no work, no pay,” and keep them confined in their homes while the government grapples to contain the spread of COVID-19 in the country.
Workers covered by the order include retained workers having reduced working hours due to the implementation of flexible working arrangements by employers, and workers whose employment has been suspended due to the temporary shutdown of their employer’s operation, according to the guidelines which the department released.
Aside from the cash assistance, DOLE will also give affected workers employment facilitation services to match their skills with available domestic or overseas jobs.
He expressed hope the department would also act on his request to expedite the implementation of the Tulong Panghanapbuhay sa Ating Disadvantaged/Displaced Workers Program (TUPAD) to further cushion the impact of the quarantine among workers.
“Let TUPAD beneficiaries provide support services to law enforcers manning checkpoints.”
TUPAD is an emergency employment program implemented in communities for displaced workers, seasonal workers, and even the underemployed. Beneficiaries work for a minimum 10 days but not exceeding 30 days, depending on the nature of the work to be performed.
Villanueva suggested to let TUPAD beneficiaries provide support services to law enforcers manning checkpoints “as long as TUPAD beneficiaries are provided personal protective equipment and training.” He was also open to the idea of letting TUPAD beneficiaries help in the disinfection of public places, with the caveat that safety gear is available.
In the alternative, the TUPAD beneficiaries may also render work after the community quarantine has been lifted.


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Black and White
Decisions about what to publish and how to publish are never in black and white. I love the shades of gray (ironically you should see what I am wearing with black, white and gray swirling on my shirt and fuzzy socks).
Sometimes we don’t agree with the referrals that are suggested and other times we make our own. The referral on the latest piece by regular contributor Rose Auslander took a lot of thought but we are thrilled to have her story Dear Dad to refer from Liz Dolan’s poem Ordinary Things-Lewe’s, 1942.

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Medical Claims Processor -
Posted on: January 26, 2023
This Medical Claims Processor Position Features:
Must be detailed oriented and able to work in a fast pace
Professionalism is a Must!
? Authenticated the information on all medical claims received
? Reviewed and made sure that there is no omitted information
? Answered inquiries from providers on the subject of claim,
eligibility, covered benefits and approval status issues
? Kept thorough records of claims and followed up on dropped
? Entered claims into computer utilizing knowledge of CPT, ICD-9
codes and medical terminology
? Read and assessed medical documents.
? Managed and processed insurance claims
? Documented all activities through CRM We are an equal employment
opportunity employer and will consider all qualified candidates
without regard to disability or protected veteran status.
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Color photos from my new old Seagull. I like some of these a lot and some of these I wish I had known what I alluded to in the previous post (ie light meter and film speed setting). Look for more, better photos in the future.
Half of these pictures were taken while I was on my bike. The 55mm lens makes it so much easier to take pictures while I'm stopped at a red light and the old camera is way less assuming than my Nikon...an infinitely loveable quality when taking pictures in China. I love the old feel of these China cameras. Chinese streets and buildings, can you come back with me to America? I fear there are few interesting things to take pictures of there...
|My feet. At least I'll still have these in America.|
|A shot from within 696 Weihai Lu, an art space soon facing demolition.|
|This dog thinks he's a Beatle.|
|I love how unexpectedly European this bridge looks.|
|Nearing the end of a long bike ride. Would I take any pictures on my bike if it weren't for red lights?|

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Compounding Effects of Dysphoria and Mood Stability on Eyewitness Identification
Dysphoria , Depression , Eyewitness Identification , Eyewitness Accuracy , Chronic Negative Mood , Mood Dependency
To date, research on the effect of depressive symptomatology on victim-witness identification is scarce even though depressive symptomatology is highly prevalent in the victim-witness experience. Furthermore, being a victim-witness often instigates the use of counselling services, which could cause a shift in affect, and applying mood dependent memory theories, any change in affect should be detrimental to eyewitness accuracy. Still, individuals suffering from subclinical depression, or dysphoria, have exhibited heightened perceptual skills, and depressed affect exhibits remarkable stability over time. Therefore, I theorized that: (1) dysphoric people’s heightened sensitivity and motivation towards accurate understanding may result in more accurate eyewitness identifications, and (2) individuals who express stable levels of dysphoria should have greater eyewitness identification accuracy than should people with stable levels of nondysphoria, with stable levels of severe depressive symptomatology, or with unstable depressive symptomatology. In Study One, 132 students were randomly assigned to one of three autobiographical mood inductions: a positive, negative, or neutral/control. Following this manipulation, participants completed 12 experimental trials each consisting of a target exposure, a 30-second distraction task, and lastly, a six-person simultaneous line-up. Higher levels of dysphoria were associated with greater overall identification accuracy and that temporary mood conferred an advantage only when participants recalled highly sad memories. In Study Two, 173 participants were exposed to 12 target faces at a first session and returned two-to-four weeks later to identify these faces from 12 six-person simultaneous line-ups. Individuals who exhibited stable levels of dysphoria from eyewitness event to the line-up task performed significantly better on the simultaneous line-ups than all of the other groups. Among those exhibiting unstable dysphoria, people whose depressive symptomatology improved were almost as accurate as those who had stable dysphoria. These results support the need for victim-witnesses to receive immediate help to stabilize or improve depressive symptomatology not just for their mental well-being but also to preserve eyewitness accuracy.

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Devon Medical Clinic is a medical practice consisting of eight family physicians.
We are open Monday to Thursday 8 am - 4 pm and Friday 8 am - 3 pm.
Doctor's visits are by appointment only.
WE DO NOT HAVE ANY DOCTORS ACCEPTING NEW PATIENTS AT THIS TIME.
Please visit albertafindadoctor.ca to find physicians accepting new patients.
Visit medimap.ca to find your nearest walk-in clinics and their wait times.
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BOIL two drachms of powdered alum in a pint of milk till it is curdled; then strain out the whey.
This whey is beneficial in an immoderate flow of the menses, and in a diabetes, or excessive discharge of urine.
The dose is two, three, or four ounces, according as the stomach will bear it, three times a-day. If it should occasion vomiting, it may be diluted.
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ONCOLOGY CARE MODEL
Keeping patients healthy during treatment has always been a goal of Rocky Mountain Cancer Centers’ (RMCC) care providers. Now, a federal five-year program, the Oncology Care Model (OCM), is helping RMCC achieve that goal with a coordinated, system-wide focus on collaboration and communication to ensure that patients get the kind of care they need.
The program aims to provide high-quality, highly coordinated cancer care while simultaneously saving money. RMCC is one of just 195 practices nationwide, and the only one in Colorado, chosen to participate in the program, which is overseen by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS).
There were no step-by-step instructions for assembling the Oncology Care Model (OCM), so Rocky Mountain Cancer Centers has freedom to create a model that builds on the organization’s strengths, and fits its patients’ needs. “We really are learning on our own. RMCC has always provided good care to patients, so we are not reinventing the wheel, we’re just trying to fine tune,” says Michael Wagner, Rocky Mountain Cancer Centers’ director of operations.
An Individualized Approach to Wellness
With the Oncology Care Model (OCM), the goal is to keep patients out of the hospital and out of the emergency room. To do so, RMCC has been fine-tuning its integrated team approach to care. The RMCC oncology team works closely with primary care providers and subspecialists to enhance care coordination and navigation for Medicare patients receiving chemotherapy who opt to participate in the OCM. In addition, care teams meet regularly to review each patient’s progress and needs from diagnosis through the end of their treatment.
Symptom and Side-Effect Management
Under the Oncology Care Model, meeting those needs includes providing each patient a way to contact a provider if they have an emergency, have questions, or just don’t feel right.
Many symptoms resulting from cancer treatment can be handled by a visit to an RMCC clinic instead of the emergency room. We want to be the primary point of contact for symptom management for patients, and we have increased our accessibility and availability to ensure that we can provide the highest level of service including:
- Hiring more nurses across our network to coordinate care
- offering 24/7 provider access to electronic health records (EHR)
- Next day or same day appointment availability
“If a patient isn’t feeling well in the middle of the day, instead of someone telling them ‘go to the ER,’ we now have blocks in our schedule set aside so we can get them in to be seen,” Wagner says. That prevents the patient from having to wait in an emergency room to be seen by an unfamiliar doctor, and it saves everyone money.
All RMCC patients covered by Medicare are eligible to participate in the program, which is set to continue for five years. At the end, Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) and RMCC will evaluate its effectiveness.


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This is a private message board created to roleplay characters and novel in multiple fandoms and original novels.
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Originally Posted by mlyonsd
Again, as your article points out as long as bond investors are paid we aren't in default.
Not when they find out their payout is based on a completely worthless dollar that buys little.
Like I said, we are defaulting...in a sense.
Before you read the “Outside The Lines” report, consider this:
Taping the opposing team’s sideline still isn’t banned; only taping the opposing team from the sideline is illegal.
Also remember this:
Taping the opposing team from the sideline wasn’t banned until 2006, yet the report cites examples as far back as 2000. ~NESN

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Consequently, Mr. Skinner decided for a test of strength at once. Accordingly, when Cappy Ricks came down to the office the following morning, Mr. Skinner came into the old fellow's sanctum and requested an interview.
And what was his disgust, when he came up with the sleeper under the tree, to find Walter Skinner. "And is it thou, Walter Skinner?" he demanded when he had roused him. "And what doest thou here?" "Ay, Richard Wood, it is I. And what I do here is no concern of thine. Here have I been a day and a night and this second day. Little have I had to eat, and my drinking-horn is but now empty.
"But it may fall," said the Skinner, for the first time beginning to tremble. "I will tell you anything even how to surprise our party at the Pond, without all this trouble, and it is commanded by my own brother."
I never knew a sailor yet who wouldn't tell you sailoring was a dog's life; but I never knew one who quit and quite recovered from the hankering to go back. I think you're right, Skinner. This yacht is just a symptom of Matt's disease.
"What's he done?" "I d'no. Th' lady'll tell us that." There was a violent ringing at the front door bell. "I guess that's her," said Miss Trimble. "Who's going to let 'r in? I can't go." "I will," said Ann. Mr. Pett regarded Mr. Crocker with affectionate encouragement. "I don't know what you've done, Skinner," he said, "but I'll stand by you.
Shortly after his arrival Donald took him to call on Mr Skinner, who welcomed him kindly, and led him to enter freely into conversation, that he might, as Donald suspected, ascertain his opinions. Donald, when speaking of his brother, had merely stated that he declined entering the ministry, and preferred coming out to join him as a settler.
Heine's been lying like a sailor. I believe I'll drive over to Julia tomorrow and see what I can find out." "Sit down, Heine," invited Twitter-or-Tweet Orr Tweet, rising and lowering the window shade in his little pine office as the jerkline skinner entered. Heine accepted. "Well?" queried Tweet, with a look of worriment in his face.
"She's due on Puget Sound from the West Coast. Captain Lib Curtis has her." "Good news! Well, now, Skinner, you listen to me: The minute he reports his arrival you wire Lib to put the old harridan on dry dock and slick her up until she looks like four aces and a king, with everybody in the game standing pat.
He was searching every crack and cranny of the room, while Crosby, stripped to shirt and trousers, stood before the empty fireplace and begged for that night to be left alone with his dying father. "To hell with the old man!" roared the Skinner. "Give up your gold, or we'll put you to the torture," and he significantly whirled the end of a rope that he carried about his waist.
Hardie began to arrive at ten o'clock, and a tall stately man paraded Westminster Hall, to see if Skinner came with them. All other anxieties had merged in this: for the counsel had assured him if nothing unexpected turned up, Thomas Hardie would have a verdict, or if not, the damages would be nominal. At last the court crier cried, with a loud voice, "Hardie v. Hardie."

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Scotts Miracle-Gro has a dominant franchise in the consumer lawn and garden market, and it has a fast-growing hydroponics business catering mainly to the marijuana industry. A beneficiary of the stay-at-home trend during the pandemic, Scotts (ticker: SMG) has seen its stock fall over 40% from an April high to a recent $146. Investors have… Continue reading Buy Scotts Miracle-Gro Stock. It’s a Cheap Cannabis Stock With Room to Grow.
NEW YORK, Sept. 15, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — DeFi project Bavala Finance (https://www.bavala.finance/) today announced its blockchain-based raffle game, farming protocol, and an innovative NFT staking program. The company is on a mission to drive mainstream DeFi adoption through gamification. In this vision, it offers a high-yield aggregator that offers extensive staking rewards, digital collectibles,… Continue reading Bavala Finance Announces Its Blockchain-based Raffle, NFT Staking and Farming Protocols
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5 minute-4 ingredient no bake cheesecake 1 can(s) sweetened condensed milk 1 8 ounce tub of cool whip 1/3 c lemon or lime juice 1 8 ounce package of cream cheese leave cream cheese out to soften first. Mix all ingred. with mixer adding lemon juice last. Mix well and add to graham crust. Place in fridge.
Crust 1 package Pillsbury sugar cookie dough. Roll out dough and bake on bottom of pan. Let it cool completely. Topping 8 oz. cream cheese, softened ½ cup sugar 1 tsp. vanilla extract 1 container Cool Whip, thawed Fresh fruit For topping, blend cream cheese, sugar, and vanilla. Fold in Cool Whip. Spread this cream cheese mixture over crust. Use assorted fresh fruit for the pizza "toppings." Arrange fruit over cream cheese mixture. Cut and serve. Store leftovers in refrigerator.

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Mangamako - Casino Biv - Waihua
- 2 – 3 days loop track with a road section
The Ureweras by the Ikiwhenua Range near Galatea are good tramping country but rarely visited by trampers. The country is similar to the Whirinaki. The tracks are well marked and the huts well maintained. However the route starts and ends in plantation forest so can be difficult to find.
A feature of this area is the abundance of Blue Duck (Whio)
2 – 3 days
12 hr – 16 hr
Loop track with a road section
No bookings — open access
No — open access
|Galatea Lookout Rd
Altitude change 560m
This trip starts from the locked gate at the bottom of Galatea Lookout Rd. Due to recent logging and road building here, it may now be possible to drive right to the National Park Boundary but I am not certain where you would go in to get there.
After getting to the top of Galatea Lookout Rd, turn right onto a good metalled road. After about a kilometer
a small National Park sign (edit 5/19: the sign is gone) indicates a track to the left. Cross a clear felled area and you will find the start of the track into the Mangamako on the edge of the bush. It is marked by a large orange triangle but this isn’t visible until you are there.
The good benched track drops steeply into the Karihoto Stream. Don’t make the mistake of mistaking this stream for the Mangamako (like we did) but carry on down stream for another 100m until you intersect the larger Mangamako Stream.
The travel up the stream is easy. There is occasionally a track or often isn’t but you just cross the stream as necessary. Take care to watch for the turn off to the Hut. It is not well marked and the hut is not visible from the river. It is a steep climb for 5-10 mins to get to Mangamako Hut.
From the hut a track leads from the door of the hut and traverses at an easier grade into the upper valley. Continue up the stream for about an hour until a large stream joins the main stream on the true right. A single orange triangle indicates that the way to go is up this stream. It is easily missed.
A couple of hundred meters up the stream a large orange triangle indicates where the track leaves the valley and climbs steeply onto the ridge and across to Casino Bivy, which you get to after about one and a half hours.
From Casino Bivy, a track leads down into the Onepu Stream and it is easy going down stream from there. As you get closer to the confluence with the Waihua the stream gets steeper and a bit rockier.
A large pool marks the junction with the Waihua. Watch for the endangered native Blue Duck (Whio). We saw a family of five in this pool.
A further kilometer downstream, watch for the turn off to the Waihua Hut on the true left. Once again it is above the stream and not visible from it.
The final section from the Waihua Hut involves going back down to the stream. Cross it and go up a small side stream on the true right marked by a white permolat.
About 100m up the stream a DOC stoat trap can be seen on the true left marked by a pink triangle. Climb to the trap and pick up a track that climbs briefly and then sidles above a small gorge before dropping back into the stream again. It then crosses the stream and climbs away from the valley on the true right.
The track climbs and follows ridges for a couple of hours before leaving the National Park and descending into Pine Forest. About 100m after you come into the Pines you will see and old weather beaten sign on the edge of an old forest road. Turn hard right here, almost doubling back and follow the overgrown road through a scrubby gully to the next ridge where you will pick up the proper forest road that you can easily follow to the main highway. It is about four hours from the Waihua Hut to the highway.
June 2009 Update
The contractors have begun logging along the road that leads from Waiohau to Waihua Hut. There were no barriers on the road when we went through but I suspect that
this road will probably be closed to trampers for the next couple of years. (edit 5/19: the road is gated, but walking is fine) I think there is another track to Waihua Hut that goes along ridges to the north of the one described here but I don't know where that comes out.
On the plus side I believe that logging has finished in the Mangamako end of this trip and
vehicle access has been restored right to the park boundary. (edit 5/19 - Galatea Lookout Road still gated right by the highway)
For the latest information I suggest talk to DOC in Murupara Ph 07-3661080


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There appears to have been a Twitter-storm this week regarding ‘science-induced art’. See this Nature article for more information. Using the twitter analytical website, Topsy we can see the spike in Tweets using the #SciArt hashtag at the beginning of March. The #SciArt event due to span from March 1-7.
Working with Geographical Information Systems (GIS) and maps, I often stumble across wonderful images and visualisations. For example, the use of high-resolution LiDar-derived digital terrain models has produced some stunning images (see below). Many different scientific disciplines have contributed to the #SciArt Twitter-storm. However, it was whilst in a meeting earlier today that provoked thought about how soils contribute to #SciArt.
You may be thinking, was the meeting that boring? In fact no, it’s because in our office, to emphasise the fact that we are a soil-related department and furthermore the custodian of the National Soil Map, our meeting rooms are draped in wallpaper which depicts sections of the soil map of England and Wales. It’s effective in that it is a change from the boring magnolia or pure brilliant white walls that often adorn office walls.
Anyway, the use of soil maps as a decorative feature got me thinking further about the use of soils in art. Last year, a visiting professor of Art, Daro Montag (Falmouth University) gave a seminar on his experimentation with the use of soil and associated bacteria as an art medium. He used colour film, with which he buried in soil for a month. The fats contained within the film made a tasty snack for the bacteria present within the soil. Subsequently, they would eat through the layers of film exposing the different layers of colour, creating wonderful resultant images. The picture below shows a ‘soil profile’ with the whiter areas depicting a higher presence of bacteria.
So I want to present here some other examples of the use of soils in Art. After a quick trawl on the inter web, I have found some interesting, curious and fascinating examples – click on the pictures for further contextual information.
There are instances where science and art come together to help disseminate the science of soils in an interesting and engaging medium. For example, the Festival de International des Jardins de Metis in 2005 used soil cubes extracted from real sites to depict the different soil profiles of some Canadian soils.
Artists using soil as a medium are helping to increase peoples perception and awareness of soil systems. Although perhaps some artists do not understand the scientific principles behind soils, they do all have a common ground. In that they are often concerned about the environmental impacts of humans on the soil system and the life that they support. However, what I have shown here is by no means exhaustive and many other examples exist.
Author: Oliver Pritchard
Feature Picture Credit: Glendon Mellow (Source: http://blogs.scientificamerican.com/symbiartic/2015/03/01/sciart-tweet-storm/)

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This Blue Paper offers tips for organizations looking to minimize distractions at work by promoting efficiency, engagement and an innovative culture.
This podcast explores the disruptive society and offers tips on minimizing distractions at work to help increase productivity in your culture.
This infographic explores how distractions at work impede progress and discusses strategies to create that workplace culture.
Look to minimize interruptions in order to maximize production, efficiency and innovative thinking with your work culture.
This article outlines how to ensure nonprofit board responsibilities are both understood and followed by being true to your mission.
This article offers government agencies numerous ways for a promotion to voter registration and voter turnout throughout their communities.
This article offers networking tips for nonprofits and discusses ways to build both online and offline networks.
This article offers government agencies numerous ways to promote voter turnout throughout their communities with promotions.
The public sector is home to some of the oldest employees in the labor force creating a certain culture.

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|الحَمْدُ لِلّهِ رَبُّ الْعَاَلَمِينَ وَالْصَّلاَةُ وَالْسّلاَمُ عَلَىَ أَشْرَفِ الأَنْبِيَاءِ وَالْمُرْسَلينِ
Praise and Gratitude be to Allah, The Lord of All Worlds. And Prayers and peace and greetings upon the most noble of the prophets and messengers.
Why this translation
Having read or attempted to read many English translations of The Quran and books of Hadeeth and Islamic literary writings, we came to the conclusion that many of the translations did not replicate the beauty or the exact spiritual meaning of the Arabic text, and many of the best writings were never translated. Non Arabic speaking Muslims outnumber much more the Arabic speakers, and they either have access to unsatisfactory translations or do not have access to some of the best spiritually stimulating and venerating texts that are available in Arabic.
This is a modest attempt to translate some selections of the best Islamic "pearls" of literature and thought, hoping we can present the many hundreds of millions of Muslims who do not speak or read Arabic some of the beauty of the texts available to us Arabic speakers. Although several of these texts are available in more than one translation, I did not find that they fully conveyed the essence or the beauty of the original texts, and pray to The Great Lord to help me do a little better.
Many words had many translations in the various versions of Quran translations, and we used the one that we thought served the meaning and spirit of the text better.
In addition, we also kept the Arabic text on the website and will do so in the free manuscript for 2 main reasons:
1. Whoever can read Arabic will find the original meaning and the original beauty of the text, which cannot be translated. Most of the texts are arranged in melodic, rhythmic language that repeat meanings to rhyme at the end of sentences, which gives poetic beauty to the text, and is appreciated more whent the text is read aloud, and I was not able to do anything close in the English translation.
2. To ask whoever can correct any errors in the translation or whoever can convey a better meaning or better language to please forward his/her suggestions which will be seriously considered and modified.

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Asda and Tesco labelled 'immoral' and 'irresponsible' for selling alcohol below cost price
Two major supermarket chains were attacked yesterday for the "immoral" tactic of selling alcohol below cost price.
Executives from Asda and Tesco were being grilled by MPs over claims that alcohol is being sold by supermarkets for less than the price of bottled water.
The charge was denied, but both supermarkets admitted selling drink as a "loss leader".
Asda and Tesco have been slammed for selling alcohol below cost price
Asda's head of licensing, Rob Chester, told the home affairs committee: "Price is always going to be an issue. We will certainly at times sell alcohol below cost."
He said the vast majority of customers drank responsibly and insisted that Asda had showed "responsibility" by trying to ensure that sales were not made to underage customers.
Tory MP Patrick Mercer told him: "May I suggest that we substitute the word 'responsible' for 'irresponsible' or 'immoral'."
Mr Chester replied: "I can only disagree."
Alan Brown, Tesco's director for group loss, prevention and security, said: "We have no policy but in response to competition we will sell below the market price."
The MPs heard that 80 to 90 per cent of the young were "pre-loading" on cheaper supermarket alcohol before heading to pubs and town centres.
Those who had been drinking beforehand were two-and-a-half times more likely to be involved in trouble.
The revelation adds to the pressure on the Government to ban loss leaders, a move already being considered by ministers.
They are awaiting the findings of a review by the accountant KPMG into supermarket and off-licence trading practices.
Sources say it will find evidence of some irresponsible retailing, bolstering the case for stopping alcohol from being sold for less than it costs the retailer to buy from a brewer.
But the industry representatives yesterday said they did not believe increasing the duty on alcohol would reduce drink-related problems.
Chief executive of the Association of Convenience Stores, James Lowman, told MPs: "Prices are a very blunt instrument.
"It all points to me to a much broader culture problem and is better dealt with by partnership working."
MPs are exploring whether it would be sensible to increase the tax on alcohol sold in shops and off-licences, but not in pubs.
Pubs have been closing at a rapid rate, as they struggle to compete with huge supermarket discounts.
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Crying ‘mermaid tears’
Thousands take in Mermaid Tears Sea Glass Festival at Souris Lighthouse
From bright red and blue pieces to perfectly preserved bottles that date back more than 100 years, there were thousands of tiny treasures for sea glass lovers at the Souris lighthouse this weekend.
Organizers estimated that up to 5,000 people went through the Mermaid Tears Sea Glass Festival hosted at the lighthouse grounds.
Joanne Roche, special events coordinator for the Town of Souris, said it’s a fitting location with the community’s beach being highly regarded among P.E.I.’s beach glass collectors.
“People have found some stunning pieces on Souris Beach,” said Roche. “(It’s great having it) up here at the lighthouse because you get the view and some people kind of get the bug and go down to the beach hoping to find a winning piece for next year.”
Apart from a number of vendors selling glass, the festival also hosts a Best Shard Contest with a number of categories including best sea glass, best pottery or ceramic piece and the most unusual piece.
While sea glass pieces of every shape and size were cele- brated at the festival, not all are created equally.
Teri Hall, one of the competition’s judges and author of “A Sea Glass Journey: Ebb and Flow,” explained to the crowd what makes a great piece of sea glass.
It largely comes down to the actual colour and condition of the glass.
“We grade sea glass by the most unusual colours, turquoise, orange, red and yellow down to the more common colours of brown white or green,” said Hall, who creates jewellery out of sea glass from her Fire and Water Creations Studio in Bay Fortune. “The other thing we look at very, very closely is the condition of the piece of glass. That is (whether) it’s totally frosted… and that there’s no cracks or sharp edges.”
Hall said judges also look for any unique shapes or writing on the glass, which can also help identify its age.
This year also saw a special contest category for “bonfire glass.”
Hall said bonfire glass includes pieces that have been burnt either by being too close to a bonfire or landfill burns.
“So the glass has melted and came back together again. Sometimes it picks up other things when it does get hard again like sand or other pieces of glass,” Hall told those watching the contest.
This was the ninth year for the festival, which was previously held in Wood Islands for four years before moving to Souris.
The festival also saw a number of vendor demonstrations showing attendees how to drill sea glass and create pieces of jewellery such as mussel shell pendants.
Roach said the festival sees vendors from as far away as Ontario, while attendees come from all across Canada and the U.S.
Anita St. Denis judges some of the sea glass pieces in the Best Shard Contest held during the Mermaid Tears Sea Glass Festival at the Souris Lighthouse grounds. Apart from the contest, the festival saw a number of craft-making demonstrations, information sessions and vendors selling jewellery and home décor focusing on the “jewels of the sea.”


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Sacramento’s Dreyfuss + Blackford Architects saw its revenue grow by a staggering 70 percent in 2015, compared with the year-earlier period, and the firm’s president, John Webre, attributed the gains to an emergent economic turnaround in the Central Valley and the opening of a branch office in San Francisco.
“We’re right now working in five of the nine Bay Area counties, so we’re penetrating,” said Webre, adding that the San Francisco office opened in May 2015. “We’re starting to do work there. It doesn’t represent more than about 20 percent of our work, but that’s going to grow. I can see us being able to work really out of San Francisco long term, and pretty much, I would think that at some point, half of our work will be out of that office.”
The firm’s revenue reached $8.8 million last year. Its growth has been across the board, Webre said, not just in the Bay Area. Dreyfuss + Blackford also has seen new contracts with the State of California, the Sacramento Municipal Utility District, PG&E and other entities, he said.
“Len Blackford designed it in 1959, and it was built in 1961,” Webre said. “It was what launched really the careers of Al Dreyfuss and Len Blackford. Before that, we were doing good work but smaller in stature and smaller in size....That building was on the cover of the Real Estate section of the Sunday New York Times.”
The facade of this midcentury gem will not be disturbed in the renovation, Webre said. The firm was asked to help SMUD create a space that is conducive to running a nimble, connected workforce. They are opening up spaces that now look like a rabbit’s warren of offices, Webre explained, and creating convening spaces where employees can collaborate.
For PG&E, Webre said, the firm is designing a gas operations training center in the Bay Area. That’s only the tip of the iceberg when it comes to the firm’s work in that region. Dreyfuss + Blackford also is working on master plans for a Solano County government center, designing a transit center in Oakland, leading the design renovation of a hospital in St. Helena and more.
This is not the first time that the firm has ventured into the Bay Area market. Dreyfuss + Blackford established an office there in the early 1970s to do design work at San Francisco Airport and remained in the city for about a decade. At one time, Webre said, they had as many as 30 people in that office. They left the city in 1982 amid frustrations over permitting.
Today, the firm employs 39 people, up from 26 in May 2015. Scott Shannon, a partner in Dreyfuss + Blackford for seven years, is managing the firm’s San Francisco office. He is a longtime resident of the Bay Area and had been commuting to Sacramento for work at D+B, Webre said.
The partners are looking to hire three more people for the San Francisco operation by the end of 2016, Webre said. The principal reason for returning to San Franciso, he said, was for geographic diversity.
“We weathered a very rough recession, a recession that had very, very little work in the Central Valley, and we really hungered for some good, quality work,” Webre said. “It was more than a recession in the design and construction community. We really thought long and hard about not wanting to go there again.”
When the firm experienced a similar Central Valley downturn in the 1970s, Webre said, it was the Bay Area business that sustained the operation. The firm’s leadership also felt that opening a San Francisco office would signal its willingness to take on work further away, Webre said. It gained wider interest in 2013 when the American Institute of Architects California Council recognized Dreyfuss + Blackford as the Firm of the Year for the Golden State, he said.


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Did you ever see your finger become white and a few moments later become pink again? Some people experience a very painful variant of this phenomenon, a.k.a. Raynauld’s syndrome.
Raynaud’s syndrome (or: Raynaud’s disease) is a vascular disorder characterized by blood flow extremities in the fingers (sometimes as well: the toes, ears or nose) when exposed to cold objects, sometimes also as a result of stress.
The symptoms of this hand disorder include a cyclic color changes (see also the picture below):
• 1 – First stage: white fingers (blood supply is reduced);
The exact cause is unknown, however the Raynaud’s phenomenon is considered as a hyperactivation of the sympathetic nervous system, which causes extreme vasoconstriction of the peripheral blood vessels. Sometimes the problem is caused by a wide variety of other conditions, then it is usually diagnosed as Raynaud’s phenomenon.
People who suffer on this disorder are adviced to keep their hands warm, and to avoid stressful situations. And as a result these people are often forced to live their life carefully: likely an example of ‘cold hands, warm heart’!
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In 1998, three American scientists won the Nobel prize in medicine for proving that tiny cells in the blood vessels (endothelial cells), play a vital role in regulating vascular functions. The activity of these endothelial cells has become a marker of cardiovascular health, but backthen nobody had developed a method to measure the actvity of these cells quickly (and cheaply). In 2008 an Israelian company, Itomar Medical, presented a decive named EndoPAT – which measures the health of endothelial cells by measuring blood flow.
A full EndoPAT test takes about 15 minutes. Two thimble-like finger probes are placed on each index finger and connected to a machine that measures blood flow. They spent five years perfecting the technology, which involves “listening” to minute vascular functions through sensors attached to a patient’s index fingers and interpreting the readings via software. Results are presented on a scale from 1 to 5: Healthy adults score around 3, while a mark below 1.7 raises red flags.
2009: NEW RESEARCH
A few days ago a study has been presented which confirms that the EndoPAT can ‘measure’ heart disease. The US (Boston) study included 270 patients, ages 42 to 66, who had a low-to-medium risk of a major cardiac event and were followed from August 1999 to August 2007. During that time, 49 percent of patients whose EndoPAT test indicated poor endothelial function suffered a cardiac event. The findings were to be presented on march 31 at the annual scientific session of the American College of Cardiology, in Orlando, Fla.
• Dr. Amir Lerman (cardiologist) says:
“Fifty percent of those who arrive at emergency rooms with heart attacks don’t have conventional risk factors, such as high cholesterol or blood pressure. Measuring endothelial function via the index fingers may be the missing link.”


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In recent years, Ocean Conservancy has increasingly focused on climate change and the ocean-climate connection. Climate change is warming our ocean, damaging wildlife and ecosystems, and putting the billions of people who rely on the ocean at risk. At the same time, we can look to the ocean for sustainable climate solutions, from reducing shipping emissions to protecting and restoring coastal ecosystems that absorb and store carbon dioxide. As Ocean Conservancy continues its work to address the climate crisis, I’m very pleased to join the organization as its first climate director. The climate program—and Ocean Conservancy as a whole—is dedicated to working with all levels of government, private industry and partners around the world to protect our ocean, climate and planet.
We expect the United States Administration to begin the formal process of withdrawing from the Paris Agreement today, the earliest day possible under the terms of the agreement. The Paris Agreement is a historic pact among countries to limit warming and build resilience to the effects of climate change. It commits countries to submit and update national climate plans and is, therefore, a fundamental component of the global fight against climate change. Although withdrawal will take a year to take effect, this move will further damage United States federal leadership at a time when we need climate ambition of the highest level.
U.S. states, however, have taken up the mantle of climate leadership, at home and internationally, and our climate program is working with states around the country to advance ocean-specific climate solutions. Beyond its immense value to local ecosystems and communities, this state-level progress is setting a precedent for governments globally. And when the United States administration is ready to lead on climate again, it will have strong examples of ocean-climate action on which we can immediately build.
International allies and partners are likewise pressing ahead to address the climate crisis, and our program is working to better integrate ocean issues into the global climate effort. Going forward, we will continue to help countries create ocean-smart climate plans, to coordinate ocean-climate action from coalitions of the ambitious and to spearhead the effort to create a space for ocean issues in the processes of the Paris Agreement.
Private-sector leaders are also joining us to protect our ocean in the face of climate change. In October, with Nike, we announced the Arctic Corporate Shipping Pledge at the 2019 Our Ocean Conference in Norway. Signatories commit not to ship through the Arctic, which is warming faster than anywhere else on the planet. Initial signatories include the companies Bestseller, Columbia, Gap Inc., H&M Group, Kering, Li & Fung and PVH Corp., as well as the ocean carriers CMA CGM, Evergreen, Hapag-Lloyd and Mediterranean Shipping Company.
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Situated in the heart of Golders Green, Hotel Unique is just across the road from the Tube station, with trains reaching central London in 30 minutes.
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Overlooking the iconic Wembley Stadium and set next to the historic Wembley Arena, the contemporary Hilton London Wembley is just 20 minutes’ drive from central London and 45 minutes’ drive from...
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This friendly bed and breakfast-hotel is just minutes from Hyde Park and near to Oxford Street for shopping. Paddington Station is just a 2-minute walk and has train links to Heathrow Airport.
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Located in London’s West End, less than 5 minutes’ walk from Tottenham Court Underground Station and Oxford Street shops is the St Giles.
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Can't fault it. Need to reserve parking.
There was just nothing to complain about! Very unusual for me.
-Breakfast: choice, service, staff was helpful and kind -My bicycle was secure during the night -Cleanliness -Golders Hill Park nearby (landscaped gardens and free zoo) and the Hampstead Pergola -Staff friendly, kind and helpful
Rooms quite small
Finally a hotel/guest house in London having an EU power socket. A nice plus
I arrived pre-arranged well after midnight and the welcome was friendly and excellent. I booked only on the day of travel and wanted something cheap and pleasant as I was attending a two-day conference in central London which incorporated a Gala dinner, so essentially B&B with late night return. Close to the M1 motorway and simple to find. Golders Green tube station is at the top of the road, just 3 minutes walk away.
Cost of taxi back to hotel from central London after the tube had closed, a rip-off at £35 (to us Northerners), but of course that had nothing to do with the hotel.
Great location, 6 tube stops from Euston station,pleasant surrounding. Cleanliness. Excellent facilities incl. iron in every room and continental power sockets. Fast broadband. Decent breakfast. Helpful and friendly staff.
Good price and location, breakfast was ok as long as you like bread, cake etc. Bathroom was relatively new, and clean, however quite small, a large person would struggle to get in and out the shower due to the door arrangement.
Bed was a real let down, stayed in room 8 or 9 and the bed really needs replacing. There was airconditioning mounted on the wall but no controller for it, when you opened the windows it was quite noisy and there was no way of locking them open to allow ventilation in the day
Quiet location and comfortable bed. Reasonable breakfast.
Rather 'compact room' with just enough room to walk pass the bed. But this is not surprising with the number of rooms they have packed into this suburban house! Not particularly well sound proofed.
Bath and room was good, everything you need and good quality. Breakfast also OK
At the reception wasn't friendly with me. It was strange
Nice staff Couple of steps to the tube station Clean room
Very small toilet
clean (although not perfect) and comfort rooms. breakfast was good, has everything you need. good wifi. fridge in a room was great to keep your stuff.
This is a very well placed property, close to a wheelchair friendly Tube Station with service to central London. The facilities are very good and the staff and breakfast are both very good also. Parking is adequate but tight in an extremely difficult place to find overnight parking.
A little noisy in our street front room.
Most things including great breakfast buffet and being able to open the bedroom window to an obvious fire escape
Friendly staff, 2 min walk to Golders Green tube station, very tiny but very clean room. I would stay here again.
It would have been better if the room was bigger to keep my suitcase open..
A small, nice, clean place very close to the underground. A very good 'value for money' place and I would certainly book there again.
The room was clean, comfortable and recently refurbished.
The Hotel Management desperately need to be Trained in Customer Service. Charging extra fees and not budging on pointless/ strict hotel policies will only mean that customers will NOT return, as I am sure I won't. The hollow satisfaction of few £, only once, can not compare with building a relationship with a customer that has potential to become a regular customer. After all it's the Hotel's Loss.
Staff very helpful especially in view of the parking Breakfast very good. Good choice and availability. Staff very pleasant at breakfast. Room small but sufficient. Big enough for what I wanted but would be a little too cosy for two. Very comfortable bed. Didn't want to get up. Very clean. Congrats to cleaning crew.
Booking.com did not make it clear until the bottom of the booking that parking needed to be reserved. I missed it and when I got to the hotel there was no parking available. The receptionist was very helpful and sorted me out but it could have been tricky.
Service Mind !!! Too much unfriendly !!! Too expensive for using very small room and not so close to the center of London !!!
The room was clean.
When we came in to check in ,the person at the registration area was on the phone and he let us wait for ages which was very annoying!
Neat environment.very endearing interior .i love the location.
Still same London small sizes
The service was good, the personal was friendly. Room had everithing you need(even a tv) and was clean. Location, even though not in the center, still rather good because it's 2 minutes away from underground and large bus station. You can get to the center in 15-20 minutes by underground or in 30 minutes by great red 2-floor bus. Breakfast was simple but good enough, you can get scrumbled or hard-boiled eggs, some fruits, toasts, juice and tea or coffee
The room was under the roof and realy tiny. And by tiny i mean like 8 square meters including bathroom(yep, it still had a prety good bathroom, like 2.5 meters or so). It may seem like a prison cell by its size. But still, it had all you may need during your stay.
Location and staff
room too small
Clean rooms, Comfy beds, Near underground station,Golders Green, Fridge in room.
Some electrical sockets had come away from walls. Air conditioning unit was not working. You need to be aware of the last underground train if returning late at night,they finished just before midnight when we stayed and its not within walking distance from central London. However there are night buses.
Breakfast was good, nice and warm ambiance. location was excellent, close to underground and Bus stand and right in the market.
size of room and bathroom was very small. though all facilities were there
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When it comes to plastic pollution, the textile industry is one of the worst offenders, but menswear brand Moss Bros. has taken a positive step in the move towards a greener future with the launch of its eco suit.
It’s made using recycled polyester that rescues up to 45 plastic bottles from landfill and our oceans. What’s more, every detail has been consciously chosen for its low impact on the environment. The lining is a minimum of 99% post-consumer recycled polyester, the thread is 100% recycled polyester yarns, shoulder pads and internal canvas are REACH-compliant and the buttons are made from corozo nut, a 100% natural material that’s durable, renewable and biodegradable. Even the suit bag will biodegrade when it’s run its course, instead of ending up in landfill.
The UN Environment Programme estimates that more than 8.3 billion tonnes of plastic have been produced since the 1950s and about 60% of it has ended up in landfill or a natural environment. The fashion industry accounts for a large proportion of this waste. Moss Bros. is doing its bit by finding plastic alternatives and recycling what’s already in circulation.
Head of Product Technology at Moss Bros., Jessica Harris, explains: “Our goal is to reduce our impact anywhere we can. We’ve been working with our suppliers to find environment-friendlier materials and processes across all of our range. The eco suit is the result. We’re really proud of the fact every detail has been consciously chosen, but we know there’s still work to do. It’s the first step in our longer journey of moving towards sustainable manufacturing across the business.”
To mark its launch, Moss Bros. has worked with illustrator Ed Hicks on an eco-friendly window installation in their Oxford Street West store, using non-toxic paints to splash its ‘WASTE DOESN’T SUIT YOU’ message directly on the window.
All that, and the eco suit doesn’t compromise on quality. Same great handle, same great tailoring and less plastic in landfill.
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Bechem United defender, Patrick Opoku is adamant his time has come to take up a role for his country and is appealing to Ghanaian national team selectors to take notice of his credentials in the domestic football league.
Opoku has been a mainstay of the sensational Brong Ahafo Regional side which currently occupy 9th spot on the Ghana Premier League table on 13 points from 9 games, but such has been the battles he has had to engage in the barely one-third of the 2014/15 First Capital Plus league, the Bechem United defender reckons he is ready for the big stage.
‘I have been doing well since the start of the league. For me, today I didn’t play as well as I did in previous games, but I won the best player award. So I hope that I earn a call up into the national team,” Opoku told newsmen moments after championing his side’s 2-0 conquest of Accra Great Olympics on 25 February.
Whether or not Black Stars helmsman, Avram Grant pays attention or not, there is only one goal Opoku vows to pursue whilst chasing the childhood dream of turning out for his country.
“Obviously like every other footballer, I have always wished to play for Ghana, it will be an honour beyond my imaginations,” Opoku told Allsports.com.gh.
“But I also know it won’t come cheap that’s why I am not resting at all until I get to the top, there is still a long way to go. I will not be angry if I’m not called now but I will keep working hard and if I prove I’m good enough, I don’t anybody can deny me,” the Bechem United defender added.
Opoku has meanwhile arrived in Accra on a mission to secure a first away win of the season with Bechem United in Dansoman against LIberty Professionals, hoping that the in-town Black Stars coach shows up at Carl Reindorf Park on Sunday afternoon, match day 10. Follow @thedonplato
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Police are hunting the driver of a flatbed transit van involved in a morning collision with a female cyclist in Gloucestershire. The woman told police that she fell to the floor and suffered numerous injuries after a van cut her up in Gloucester.
It all happened so quickly she did not get the number of the van after falling to the floor suffering from cuts and wounds to her arms and legs as well as bruising to her back. A police spokesman said they are looking for witnesses to the collision on Matson Lane at around 8.45am on Thursday March 3.
A statement from Gloucestershire Constabulary said: "The cyclist reported that she was travelling along the stretch of road, from the direction of Painswick Road, when the driver of a transit van overtook on the offside before cutting in front of her.
"It was alleged that this caused the cyclist to fall to the floor sustaining cuts and wounds to her arms and legs as well as bruising to her back. The transit van did not stop and left in the direction of Matson Avenue which meant that the cyclist was unable to get details of the driver or a registration number."
Police believe a number of people were in the area at the time and may have witnessed what happened. Investigating officers are asking anyone with information or dashcam/CCTV footage to come forward.
Alternatively you can call police on 101. Information can be submitted by completing the following online form and quoting incident 20 of 4 March: https://www.gloucestershire.police.uk/tua/tell-us-about/cor/tell-us-about-existing-case-report/


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It all started when...
While playing strategic card games during the summer after fourth grade, Jackson Lefler got an idea for a different card game where players could put cards together to build something – a structure maybe.
Lefler, then 10, began to play other card and board games which gave him more ideas. He slowly began to put the ideas together and ended up designing/inventing his own game: BLDR.
“I like strategy in a lot of games. And luck,” Lefler said. “I don’t like games where you’re just spinning, relying on all luck. So I wanted to come up with a game that had both those things – strategy plus a little luck.”
BLDR began like many games children invent – drawn out on sheets of loose leaf paper in his kitchen / bedroom. But Lefler carefully cut the paper out and drew designs on the front and the back of cards as he pulled the ideas from his head. He made a full deck and wrote out his initial rules.
He designed cards featuring a robber, wrecking ball and a police officer. He added money cards and a max 8-cards-in a hand rule so players could not stockpile. At the beginning he created four color coded cards which later became his structures or buildings. Then came rules to speed up play and other changes like adding a zero dollar card to add an element of deceit and surprise.
He took his hand-drawn deck of cards and set of rules and played with his little brother and sister. He pulled in his mom and dad, too.
Mary and Tal Lefler were impressed the first time they played their son’s game. They thought it could be tweaked a bit and turned into a legitimate game. So, they issued a challenge to Jackson: come up with a finished product.
“I just wanted him to see an idea through from conception to completion,” Mary said, adding that she thought it would be a good lesson for her oldest son, who would soon be going into junior high.
They enlisted the help of a parent they knew from a preschool classmate. She was a graphic designer. They recreated the cards on index cards and worked with the designer to bring in colors. Once Jackson developed the game a bit more, he took it to school and played with friends. He brought in neighborhood children to beta test the game (though he didn’t call it that – they were just playing). And he continued to add and develop the idea.
The Leflers asked a family friend who works in the toy business to look at the game. He liked it and offered encouraging feedback to Jackson like changing the name from Skystrux, its original name, to BLDR. He also advised Jackson to choose colors that really pop, to help with marketing and to draw people to the game. To figure out the best colors, he suggested a trip to the Target game aisle and instructed Jackson once there to close his eyes and then open them. He said he then wanted Jackson to make note of what jumped out at him.
“Neon colors jumped out at me, and none better than the colors that stand out to protect construction workers and BLDRs” Jackson said, adding that the family visited other local toy stores and studied boxes, packaging and placement.
Two years later, Lefler has a finished product, now designed by a second graphic artist. He will launch a Kickstarter campaign in September to fund the first round of production of the game. He’ll have 30 days to make his goal amount; to see if he can turn the game into a product ready to sell.
“I really wanted to see this as a finished product, not an unfinished dream,” Tal said. “I wanted to see people playing and enjoying Jackson's game.”
If the campaign is successful, young Mr. Lefler will put his BLDR game into production and sell it directly to customers on Amazon.
Already wise beyond his years in terms of game designing, Lefler now is becoming a true entrepreneur. He has ideas for customizing the game to different states or college teams. And, of course, he’d love to see his game on the toy aisle shelves he once studied for ideas.
“Every time you play you have a (post mortem) of strategy,” Lefler said. “You say, ‘I should have done this or that.’ That’s what I really like about the game.”


Millersport news: Did someone say all you can eat and fish fry?
Millersport American Legion Post #637 will hold its monthly all-you-can-eat fish fry from 5 to 7 p.m. Friday, June 11 at the Legion Hall, 2557 Canal Drive in Millersport. The cost of the meal is $8 for adults and $6 for children 12 years of age and younger. The dinner is open to the public. Carry-outs are available.
The Millersport Community Food Pantry is open from 7 to 7:50 p.m. on Thursdays. It is located at 2315 Weekly Avenue in Millersport. The pantry serves residents of Millersport, Walnut Township and surrounding areas.
The Lions Club State Convention was held May 21-23. Ten Millersport Lions members attended and supported PCC Ron Keller in his endorsement by the state for International Director. Lions President Neal Stephens, Tamarra Parker-Stephens, Natalio Parker, Shawn Carter, Rondia Sexton, Kelvin Hite, Robin Hite, John Camm, and PDG Ted Keller attended. President-elect Tamarra Parker Stephens received two awards during the weekend, the first of which was a Global Action Team Certificate of Appreciation for all the work she did to promote service throughout the District. On Sunday, she received one of the highest awards, the Lions Leadership Medal.
The Millersport Lions Club will meet at 7:00 p.m. Thursday, June 10 in the Lions Clubhouse, 2900 Chautauqua Boulevard. Active committee reports and pending projects will be discussed. There will be no meal but light snacks, coffee and tea will be available.
The Cruisin’ on the Commons car show will be held from 5 to 8 p.m. Friday, June 18 at the Millersport Lions Park. Registration fees are $10 for cars, trucks and motorcycles.
Walnut Township Trustees
The Walnut Township Trustees met June 1. Bids were opened for the sale of the dump truck. Bids were also opened for the 2021 road repairs.
Items of old business discussed included the road repair plan for 2021, Safety Committee update, and an update of the consolidation of the Thurston-Walnut Fire Department.
Items of new business discussed included the American Rescue Plan, Air Conditioning replacement, public review of the Fairfield Beach Tornado Shelter Project, Resolution on Principal/ Interest, a Resolution on the 2022 Budget, and the Roads Supervisor replacement. Several fire department items discussed included Turnout Gear, Sign Company quote, landscaping pricing, open purchase order requests for the two local marinas, open purchase order requests for the local hardware store for the street and fire departments, purchase order request for repairs for Medic 631, and purchase order for FIRECATT for hose and ladder testing as needed.
The trustees entered into executive session with no action following.
The next regular meeting is scheduled for 7 p.m. Tuesday, July 6.


BRISTOL, Tenn. (WJHL) – A popular restaurant in Bristol won’t be closing their doors after all.
Blue Circle announced on Facebook they are now under new management.
Mark and Debbie Sourbeer bought the restaurant last week according to the post.
According to the restaurant’s Facebook page, the owner’s hope to keep Blue Circle going strong as part of Bristol history.
The Sourbeers are hoping to have the restaurant re-opened in September.


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Selecting the Right Onion Mesh Bag: Factors to Consider for Optimal StorageAugust 24, 2023
When it comes to storing onions, the right onion mesh bag can make a big difference. For optimal storage of onions, there are several factors to consider when selecting an onion mesh bag.
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MELBOURNE, Fla. -- Barry assistant coach Maria Lopez gushed over her team's effort. Finally, they have doubles dynamics.
"I haven't seen our doubles teams play that well in a long time," Lopez said. "Our girls were working so well together. They were coming together after every point. It was great."
A good start indeed for the No. 5-ranked Buccaneers in a 9-0 victory at No. 18 Florida Tech Saturday to open the season. Barry used three new players in a lineup that featured a major facelift. But they all delivered.
Freshman Elisabeth Abanda knocked off No. 4-ranked Kristina Huba, 6-2, 2-6, 10-5 at No. 1 singles in her first collegiate match. She and fellow freshman Emma Onila paired to beat Huba and Stephanie Dohner, 8-2, at No. 1 doubles.
Barry's 18th-ranked doubles team of Linda Fritschken and Isabelo Miro rang up an 8-2 win over Abbey Keister and Chloe Chanley at No. 2 pairs. Akemi Maehama and Karina Goia defeated Jessica Widmark and Charlotte Fahnehjelm, 8-0, at No. 3.
Fritschken, ranked 19th in the nation in singles, rolled to a 6-2, 6-1 victory over Dohner at the No. 2 spot. Onila collected her first collegiate singles victory with a 6-1, 6-2 win over Chanley at No. 3. Maehama breezed to a 6-0, 6-1 win over Fahnehjelm at No. 4.
Miro, a transfer from Oklahoma State who played during the fall season with the Bucs, beat Keister, 6-2, 6-2, at No. 5. Goia won her first college match, defeating Katie Close, 6-0, 6-1, at No. 6.
#5 Barry 9, #18 Florida Tech 0
at Melbourne, Fla. (Fee Avenue Courts)
1. Elisabeth Abanda (BUW) def. #4 Kristina Huba (FTW) 6-2, 2-6, 10-5
2. #19 Linda Fritschken (BUW) def. Stephanie Dohner (FTW) 6-2, 6-1
3. Emma Onila (BUW) def. Chloe Chanley (FTW) 6-1, 6-2
4. Akemi Maehama (BUW) def. Charlotte Fahnehjelm (FTW) 6-0, 6-1
5. Isabela Miro (BUW) def. Abbey Keister (FTW) 6-2, 6-2
6. Karina Goia (BUW) def. Katie Close (FTW) 6-0, 6-1
1. Elisabeth Abanda/Emma Onila (BUW) def. Kristina Huba/Stephanie Dohner (FTW) 8-2
2. #18 Linda Fritschken/Isabela Miro (BUW) def. Abbey Keister/Chloe Chanley (FTW) 8-2
3. Akemi Maehama/Karina Goia (BUW) def. Jessica Widmark/Charlotte Fahnehjelm (FTW) 8-0


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50 Years of Service on the Coast
Buderim Lions began in 1967 and over the previous 50 years has served the local community through many projects. Some of these have been high profile, some “behind the scenes” where we support local Charity and Support Groups.
In 2017 we celebrated the 50th Anniversary with a Gala Dinner for Members, Past Members and friends. A special souvenir booklet was also produced which outlined some of the notable achievements.


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A quick way of determining if this is caused by panic and hyperventilation is to breathe slowly in and out while holding a brown paper bag over your mouth and nose - this will usually stop the attack after a minute or so if it is caused by hyperventilation.
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Latitude: 51.387 / 51°23'13"N
Longitude: -0.4175 / 0°25'3"W
OS Eastings: 510211
OS Northings: 166520
OS Grid: TQ102665
Mapcode National: GBR 3Z.7F4
Mapcode Global: VHFTY.QD4K
Entry Name: Fowke Tomb, 1 Foot East of South Aisle of Church of St Mary
Listing Date: 16 November 1984
Source: Historic England
Source ID: 1377435
English Heritage Legacy ID: 286638
Location: Elmbridge, Surrey, KT12
Electoral Ward/Division: Walton Central
Built-Up Area: Walton-on-Thames
Traditional County: Surrey
Lieutenancy Area (Ceremonial County): Surrey
Church of England Parish: Walton-on-Thames
Church of England Diocese: Guildford
TQ 16NW BOROUGH OF ELMBRIDGE CHURCH STREET
Walton on Thames
2/75 Fowke Tomb, 1 foot
east of south aisle
of Church of, st. Mary
Chest tomb. Dedicated to W. Fowke. Died 1778. Stone, on stone plinth. Rectangular
with hipped lid. Panelled sides and crowning urn with skull and drapery decoration.
Listing NGR: TQ1022466509
This text is from the original listing, and may not necessarily reflect the current setting of the building.
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Today a new world order is being established in the wake of a heavy sacrifice of African lives – after the shock of thousands of deaths registered in Ivory Coast, with 1,200 inhabitants of Duékoué massacred, and dozens of thousands of casualties in Libya.
December 27, 2011
The past 12 months were very intense on the African continent. Some important elections stirred up a whole lot of interests. Shared zones of influence are being renegotiated between the old powers of the world, the Western powers, and the new power, China.

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Find out which foods can help you hit your body’s daily selenium needs.
By Toni Gasparis
Selenium is a mineral used by your immune system and thyroid and that’s needed to fight free radical damage throughout your body. While it is important to include selenium in your daily diet, overloading on this mineral can cause severe health issues. Find out which selenium-rich foods you can put on your grocery list and how much you should be eating to maintain healthy levels of selenium in your body.
Brazil nuts are super helpful for your selenium levels. In fact, just a few nuts can give you all of the selenium you need in a day depending on where they were grown. The selenium in these nuts plays an essential role in the function of your thyroid and may help decrease the damaging inflammation of your thyroid that results from autoimmune disease.


DANNY MURPHY will get the chance to end his career at QPR if he fails to agree a new deal at FULHAM.
The 35-year-old midfielder is out of contract this summer but was expected to stay, despite talks stalling.
Fulham boss Martin Jol suggested this week there would be little interest from other clubs in signing some of Fulham’s old guard.
But it is thought QPR are set to make a move for Murphy this summer.
They wanted him in January when they signed Fulham’s Bobby Zamora. And Murphy wants to play one more season at the top level before moving into coaching and media punditry.