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ONI Vocalist Discusses Past Tourmates, Possible Upcoming Concept Album, & More
Ever since we premiered their debut single, "Eternal Recurrence," last year, it seems that Oni has been gaining quite the momentum. Their first LP, Ironshore, was released via Blacklight Media/Metal Blade Records and was one of my favorite progressive metal albums of last year. Currently, the quintet is on tour with the Devin Townsend Project and Thank You Scientist.
We spoke to vocalist Jake at the tour's first show to discuss Knotfest, their previous tourmates, lyrical content, and the upcoming album from the band. Check out the full interview below.
I saw you guys last year at Knotfest and it was really amazing to see “The Only Cure” performed live with Lamb of God's Randy Blythe. Have you played that song with him any other time after that?
No, but it’s going to happen soon. We've already talked about it.
Speaking of Knotfest, I feel like you mention Slipknot a lot. Would you consider them to be your personal biggest inspiration?
Yeah, for me personally. Being a prog metal band, I’m obviously influenced by that stuff too, but I’m such a big fan of early Slipknot and Corey’s vocal style.
I’ve understand you’re also quite into the djent scene. Do you think the future of your band will head towards a more djenty sound?
“The Only Cure” is a quite a djenty song. I do like djent, but I don’t really see our band going in that direction. I feel like we kind of missed the train on the djent boat. We’re always going to have elements that sound like that, but never have a strictly djent record.
In the past couple years, you guys have been thrown on so many amazing tours. I was thinking we could go through each band you’ve been on the road with and you could elaborate on your experience specifically with them.
Devil You Know – Those guys are awesome. We did two tours with them and they’re like family to us. Howard called me his white brother once and then body slammed me on stage. They’re just super cool, down to earth guys.
Return to Roots with Max & Iggor Cavalera – That was a crazy fucking tour. We were so green and probably too green to be in the lion’s den with all those guys. Max and Iggor are super nice folks. Combichrist and All Hail the Yeti were support on that tour and are good dudes too. Black Dahlia Murder dropped off that tour though. And then Allegaeon are rad guys, we played a few shows with them in Canada.
Children of Bodom – We toured with Bodom in the US and Europe and those were our best tours by far. By the time we were on that second tour with Bodom we really hit our stride as a live band. And their keyboard player Janne Wirman loves the technicality of our playing and he’s a big fan of our Xylosynth player. We really got to hang out with them a lot on the Europe run. And in the US, we got so close with the other bands, Exmortus and Abbath.
Devin Townsend Project – I haven’t got to meet either of the bands on this tour yet, but I think it’ll be a cool tour. On our last tour, fans really appreciated the metal side of us, maybe not so much the progressive side. And then on this tour I think it’ll be completely flipped. We’ll be playing longer songs like “The Science” just because this is the tour to do it.
Both you and Devin Townsend are Canadian progressive metal bands. What is it about Canada that creates so many amazing prog metal groups?
Yeah, there always has been a lot of good ones like going back to Rush. I guess it's just too cold to go outside so they might as well stay inside and write music. It's like Seattle and grunge music. There's not a lot to do and I find a lot of great bands come from nowhere.
I understand some of the band members have a college education in their instruments. Considering they're more classically trained, would it be safe to assume you're the token metal guy in the band?
I’m definitely the metal guy, for sure. That difference can be hard sometimes, but we don’t try to cause conflict. We have similar interests like Between the Buried and Me and there other overlap. I think it’s good to have people of different tastes and genres and influences because they keeps each other in check. If it was too much of me, it could sound like a nu metal record, which we don’t want. If it was just them, it might be too far out of the mainstream people’s reach. So, the band and I have a really nice way to balance each other out.
I was hoping we could delve a bit into the lyrical content of a few songs?
“The Only Cure” – Well my idea for the lyrics is basically about getting fucked up and cut open. In the music video, a dude gets abducted by a twisted serial killer with a mask that looks like my face. I really like death metal, like Cannibal Corpse, or grindcore, where there’s cheesy, funny kind of gore. There’s a lot of metaphor there too. So, I would say the only cure is releasing energy through violence to an extent.
“The Science” – A lot of those lyrics were written together, but it is hard to have enough for an 11-minute song, so I pieced a lot of different lyric parts together for that track. It starts off with “In your land so cold, rotting away,” which is about people that I know that let themselves down and ran away from the problems in their lives. And then coming home to realize things weren’t what you thought they were.
“Spawn and Feed” – The theme is about a guy who got insects in his brain and then they lay eggs. The plan was to have a music video with a spider going into someone’s ear and lays a bunch of baby spiders. Then they become huge and eat him from the inside and come out of his stomach. We just recently released a live video for that song instead though.
“Coast to Coast” – That song is about the world we live in today, which I believe is being poisoned by the higher command of the world. It’s not so much political, but more-so loosely conspiracy theory based. Just talking about the bigger picture stuff like all seeing eyes, federal reserves, proxy wars, poisoning food, and topics like that.
I heard that you’re hoping to make theme-specific concept records in the future? Do you already have something in mind or not yet?
I think this next album, I’m hoping to write a majority of the lyrics and make it a concept album. I’ve never been that guy that listens to concept records though. My favorite concept album would be Colors by Between the Buried and Me, but I find it hard to write so many songs about one concept. And Chase will want to write some lyrics too that will be different than mine. So, it might not make sense to make a concept record, but it might happen. We’re toying around with the word “Feral” right now for the next release and it having very barbaric and tribal themes. Probably got those vibes lyrically from being on the Return to Roots tour and mixed with some Mate. Feed. Kill. Repeat. vibes too.
Anything else coming up Oni?
We have a run with Gojira lined up for a few days. And then Death Angel and a lot of festivals this summer. Definitely recording next year. It'll be a heavier album overall, more brutal, but still have its pretty, clean parts with ambience.


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The urbanization is the most essential for all round development of the developing nations, as it has increased employment, income and standard of living in these countries. The environment is deteriorating and the earth’s resources are fast running out due to over saturation of urban areas. Almost all the cities in India especially the cities of Assam suffer from the same problems. The paper tries to search the ongoing urbanization trend in north east region of India. This study is a descriptive type of research based on secondary data gathered from books, articles, websites, web-based journals, Census Reports and government offices. Serious attention should be given to the need for improving urban strategies, which promote efficiency in resource use. There is an urgent need to tackle the problem of population growth in the urban areas in a rational manner, without which the urban environment will be polluted and unfit for healthy life.

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I often see a large amount of lettuce left behind on the land after harvesting. The production costs up to harvest remain the same, so harvesting a low percentage of lettuces will clearly affect your profits. This is a fast-growing crop and any setback is serious. You cannot play catch-up with lettuce; you need to do it the right way from the start. Transplants must be planted into moist soil and be moist themselves as well. Do not plant them into dry soil and trust that irrigation will make up the shortfall. The lettuce plant reacts very quickly to stress, no matter how short this might be, in order to maximise its chances of surviving to bear seed later. And recovery after stress takes time. This mechanism can be seen when you sow seeds in very hot conditions. A few may germinate, but the rest will wait, despite the conditions becoming favourable for germination. Instead, they may only germinate when the first plants are nearly ready for planting.
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Germany Keeps Employees at Posts Even Without Work
By NICHOLAS KULISH
Published: July 31, 2009
REUTLINGEN, GERMANY -- Even as the German economy suffers through its worst slump since World War II, the government announced surprisingly upbeat jobs figures for the largest European economy Thursday.
The apparent resilience of the labor market is indicative of an approach seized upon by Germany to combat the punishing recession here: keeping workers out of unemployment, whether they have work to do or not.
Politicians laud the measures as a bridge over the steepest period of economic collapse, but many economists believe the current jobless statistics mask larger misery that will come back to haunt this country in the autumn, when recovery is supposed to be taking hold.
''The Achilles heel is in the coming months,'' said Ulrich Wortberg, analyst at Landesbank Hessen-Th?gen. ''The recovery is filled with risks.''
The number of unemployed in Germany showed a moderate increase of 52,000 in July, and a total of 252,000 more people out of work compared with a year earlier.
Those figures are dwarfed by the increase of six million in the number of jobless in the United States over the past year, even allowing for the fact that Germany has just under one-fourth the population of the United States.
Where the unemployment rate in the United States has soared to 9.5 percent in June compared with 5.6 percent the year earlier, the German unemployment rate was 8.2 percent in July compared with 7.7 percent a year earlier.
With Chancellor Angela Merkel seeking reelection in late September in a vote that will recast the Parliament, or Bundestag, the unemployment data have real political implications. While there are no suggestions of any kind of nefarious collusion, it is also widely noted in Germany that both government and business here have an incentive to dampen populist tendencies so close to the election.
''At the end of the day, German corporations will have to restructure anyway,'' said Eckart Tuchtfeld, senior economist at Commerzbank. They ''will have to downsize capacities,'' he added, ''and that contributes, of course, to our picture of a somewhat subdued recovery, particularly in Germany, because of the lags in reaction to the economic crisis.''
Economists estimate that the government-subsidized program of short working hours -- known as Kurzarbeit -- has helped avert roughly 400,000 layoffs so far, with between 1.3 million and 1.4 million people in the short-time program, according to government estimates. Under the program, the government makes up roughly two thirds of a worker's lost wages out of a fund filled through payroll deductions and company contributions.
But with the German economy expected to shrink by at least 6 percent this year, experts say that stop-gap measure will give way at last to a far bigger wave of layoffs this fall.
But even those who are laid off have additional alternatives. Metin Marul was let go from his assembly-line job at a Mercedes supplier near Stuttgart in May. He still has not found a new position to replace the one he lost, yet according to the government, he is not unemployed.
Mr. Marul is one of about 60 employees from the shuttered factory who ended up instead on the rolls at what is known as a transfer company in Germany. At the facility here run by the company MyPegasus, Mr. Marul, 42, works on his resume and talks to an adviser about how to look for work. He can also take courses to advance his technical skills or, for the Turkish-born immigrant, to improve his German.
He is also eligible to collect about 80 percent of his salary for a year, with costs split between the government and his former employer. ''It's better for me at the transfer company, because I can learn here and look for work,'' Mr. Marul said.
At the Wadan shipyard in the northern state of Mecklenburg-West Pomerania, nearly 2,500 workers are expected to enter a transfer company from the failing shipyard, with the state government putting up more than $20 million to cover the shipyard's share of the expense. Daniel Friedrich, a spokesman for the union IG Metall, called the state's decision to ensure that a transfer company could be set up a ''responsible'' one, but that the union was worried about the future.
''The fear is there that, after the Bundestag election, companies will pull back from short-time work and instead go ahead with more layoffs,'' Mr. Friedrich said. ''At that point the subject of transfer companies will automatically take on a new dynamic.''
MyPegasus, which is based in Reutlingen and was founded in 1994, has 20 permanent offices around Germany, but right now the firm has another 30 temporary offices, set up project by project. The company's executive director, Rainer Schwille, said they were currently handling 2,500 people, compared with the usual 1,000 to 1,500.
He expects more laid-off people to come. ''We fear that the layoffs will only intensify after the summer vacations are over, and the companies still don't have the level of orders that they did before,'' Mr. Schwille said.
Workers at MyPegasus said the transfer company was more than just a technical difference from unemployment.
''There's a psychological aspect,'' said Jochen Bordt, 40, a mechanics instructor at MyPegasus. ''A lot of people fall into a hole when they say, 'I'm unemployed now.' At a transfer company you don't feel that way. It does you good not to fall so deep in the hole right away.''
Not everyone is so upbeat. Uwe Baier, 31, was laid off in April from his job making oil coolers for trucks at a nearby factory. At MyPegasus he is learning to use computerized machine tools, which he praised as important work skills for the future. He did not, however, think it would help him enough in the present economy to find a new job.
''In the next couple months? It's not good,'' Mr. Baier said. ''I'd say my chances are bad.''

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The Enduring Artistry of Crafts: Celebrating Creativity and Cultural Heritage
In a world shaped by rapid technological advancements, the timeless art of crafts continues to captivate and inspire. Crafts represent a rich tapestry of human creativity, cultural heritage, and skilled craftsmanship. From delicate ceramics and intricate textiles to exquisite woodworking and vibrant folk art, crafts hold a unique place in our society. This essay explores the significance of crafts in our lives, their cultural and historical value, and the enduring relevance of handmade creations in the modern era.
The Significance of Crafts: 1.1 Preservation of Cultural Heritage: Crafts serve as tangible links to our cultural roots, preserving traditional techniques, designs, and craftsmanship passed down through generations. They provide a window into the history, values, and customs of diverse communities around the world, fostering a sense of identity and pride. 1.2 Personal Expression and Creativity: Crafts offer individuals a medium for self-expression and creative exploration. Engaging in craft activities allows for the development of unique skills, the cultivation of artistic sensibilities, and the ability to translate ideas into tangible forms. Crafts provide a platform for individuals to showcase their creativity and leave a personal mark on their creations. 1.3 Therapeutic and Mindful Practice: The process of crafting can be deeply therapeutic, promoting relaxation, mindfulness, and a sense of accomplishment. Engaging in crafts allows individuals to disconnect from the fast-paced digital world, offering a meditative experience that nurtures mental well-being and reduces stress.
Cultural and Historical Value of Crafts: 2.1 Traditional Techniques and Artistry: Crafts embody centuries-old techniques and artistry that have been refined and perfected over time. From intricate hand-weaving methods to the delicate precision of woodcarving, crafts carry within them the knowledge and skills of previous generations. 2.2 Folk Art and Cultural Identity: Folk art and crafts are an integral part of a community's cultural identity. They reflect the customs, beliefs, and aesthetics of a particular region or group. Whether it is the vivid pottery of Mexico, the intricate beadwork of Africa, or the intricate embroidery of India, crafts celebrate cultural diversity and foster cross-cultural understanding. 2.3 Sustainable and Eco-friendly Practices: Crafts often employ sustainable and environmentally friendly materials and techniques. Many crafts rely on natural resources, promoting the use of renewable materials and reducing the ecological footprint. Crafts also emphasize the value of repurposing, recycling, and reducing waste, aligning with the principles of sustainability.
The Relevance of Crafts in the Modern Era: 3.1 Countering Mass Production: In an era dominated by mass production and disposable consumerism, crafts offer a counterbalance by promoting individuality, quality, and uniqueness. Handmade crafts carry a sense of authenticity and artisanal value, providing an alternative to mass-produced items. 3.2 Supporting Local Economies and Artisans: The revival and appreciation of crafts contribute to the sustainability of local economies and support artisans and small-scale producers. By purchasing handmade crafts, consumers invest in the livelihoods of skilled artisans, fostering economic growth and cultural preservation. 3.3 Craftivism and Social Impact: Crafts have emerged as a powerful form of activism, using artistry to address social and environmental issues. Craftivism merges creativity with advocacy, raising awareness, promoting dialogue, and driving social change. Examples include yarn bombing to highlight urban decay or textile art as a means of storytelling.
Conclusion: Crafts represent a testament to human ingenuity, creativity, and cultural heritage. In a world driven by technology and mass production, the enduring artistry of crafts serves as a reminder of the value of handmade, unique creations. By preserving traditional techniques, fostering creative expression, and supporting artisans and local economies, we can ensure the continued vitality of crafts in the modern era. The art of crafts connects us to our past, celebrates cultural diversity, and offers a sense of fulfillment that cannot be replicated by mass-produced items. Let us cherish and promote the art of crafts as a testament to our shared humanity and the beauty of human creativity.


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‘Never have I seen the government behave in this way!’: Sangita Myska infuriated by attitude towards Covid inquiry
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Sangita Myska is infuriated by government's attitude towards the Covid inquiry
Sangita Myska has reacted to the upcoming Covid inquiry which demands the unredacted messages of former Prime Minister Boris Johnson, along with diaries and notebooks, are handed over by Thursday.
Reflecting on her time covering various public inquiries, Sangita expressed her frustration at the Covid inquiry stating: “Never, ever, ever have I seen the government behave in this way”.
Continuing she said: “The reason we have public inquiries is to establish the circumstances around which an event that is of great public importance has taken place”.
Detailing the process and point of a public inquiry, Sangita reiterated the importance of abiding by the rules outlined in the inquiry to ensure “transparency” and that “mistakes are not repeated”.
Posing a question to her listeners Sangita said: “Who is right?
“Is it Baroness Hallett, who is Chair of the Covid inquiry, when she says it's up to her to decide which messages, which diary entries are relevant to a public inquiry?
“Or is it down to the government?”
Covid inquiry legal battle looms over Johnson WhatsApp requests
Sangita’s comments come after Downing Street denied accusations of a ‘cover-up’ over the release of Boris Johnson's WhatsApp messages to the Covid inquiry.
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Crypto exchange Binance published a lengthy response to an article published by Reuters that claims that the exchange has been a “hub for hackers, fraudsters and drug traffickers,” saying that there’s at least “$2.35 billion in illicit funds” laundered within the exchange. In a
MiCA should “appropriately integrate AML/CFT issues in prudential supervision of entities”, said the report, which is looking at whether the anti-money laundering powers contained in rules for different financial sectors are up to scratch. MiCA introduces requirements for stablecoin issuers to hold sufficient
The rapidly evolving technology, which often spreads across multiple jurisdictions, poses a challenge for regulators, the report said, calling for enhanced regulation and supervision and better coordination among national agencies. A study due later this year will examine cryptocurrency laundering trends, it said.
“It’s very resource intensive,” said Neto, who is an anti-money laundering data specialist. “Who’s going to handle this? … If it’s going to be the competent authority, what are they going to do with that information?” A requirement to report missing data to
The letter, seen by CoinDesk and signed by academics, lobby groups and senior executives from companies such as Ledger, Aave and Blockchain.com, says current proposals to identify crypto users, known as the travel rule, endanger privacy and innovation in the EU.
NFT wash trading is a problem for investors, the global community, collectors and traders because these participants use less liquid nonfungible tokens to manipulate the price of an asset. Due diligence has become more difficult as investors have been forced to rely on
CoinDesk has not been able to confirm when the oracle integration went live. Either way, it only affects Tornado Cash’s front-end, meaning savvy users can still interact with the smart contracts powering the decentralized service. The primary wallet hasn’t attempted to move funds
She says she “admires” the innovative mindset of people active in the market – and even cites members of her own family who follow it. But equally, she said, some misuse anonymous payments to finance crimes, citing drugs, prostitution, child pornography and terrorism.
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One of the most promising plebes on the Navy football team has entered the transfer portal, according to 247Sports.com.
Safety Chelen Garnes, who emerged as a valuable backup as last season progressed, recently added his name to the portal the website reports. 247Sports.com apparently has access to the NCAA transfer portal and is listing players from each school that have entered.
The Capital reported last week that starting defenders Jake Springer and Michael McMorris were on the Navy list being compiled by 247Sports.com.
If Garnes does wind up departing the academy it would further deplete the Navy pass defense. McMorris graded out as the team’s top cornerback in 2019, while Springer had a strong statistical season at the hybrid position known as striker — serving as a pass rusher and also routinely covering slot receivers.
Garnes played in all 13 games and recorded 11 tackles, two interceptions and a pass breakup. The 5-foot-11, 200-pound freshman proved valuable as part of Navy’s dime package and was also the primary backup at both safety positions, occasionally relieving Kevin Brennan or Evan Fochtman.
Garnes primarily played on special teams through four games to start the season before earning the trust of defensive coordinator Brian Newberry. The Waldorf native had his best game against Tulsa with six tackles and his first career sack.
Garnes is a product of North Point High and attended the Naval Academy Prep School during the 2018-2019 academic year. Newberry told The Capital in January that Garnes would likely see an increased role with the defense next season.
“Chelen is a guy that’s going to be a really good player and we need to find ways to get him on the field more,” Newberry said.
A total of six Navy football players have entered the NCAA transfer portal, according to 247Sports.com. In addition to Garnes, McMorris and Springer, the others are sophomore wide receiver Brendan Mitchell, sophomore inside linebacker Bryce Shaw and freshman striker Charles Reed.
Mitchell, Shaw and Reed were all on the roster going into the 2019 season but none of the three appeared in a game and are no longer listed on the roster. McMorris was recently removed from the Navy football roster, while Garnes and Springer remain.


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I really don’t need to say much about this recipe – the simplicity of these amazing and nutritious ingredients really speak for themselves. It’s a great one to serve at a BBQ or to make up at the beginning of the week for lunches. It’s seriously tasty!
Quinoa, Kale and Haloumi Salad – serves 4
What you will need:
2 1/2 cups cooked quinoa – I have used both white and red with this recipe – it depends what kind of mood you’re in really …
1/2 – 1 bag of baby kale
500 grams haloumi (thinly sliced)
1/2 cup flat parsley leaves (optional)
For the dressing:
- 3 tablespoons lemon juice
- 1 1/2 tablespoons olive oil
- 1 teaspoon sweet, smokey paprika
- Sea salt and freshly cracked black pepper
In a jar shake up the lemon juice, paprika and olive oil with some sea salt and freshly cracked pepper. (you may wish to play around with this according to your taste)
How to pull it together:
Cook up your quinoa by bringing 1 1/2 cups of quinoa and 3 cups of water to a boil. Once boiling turn the heat down to a simmer, cover the pot and let simmer for 15 minutes. To add flavour you could add some lemon zest or a squeeze of lemon juice if you like. You might also like to cook your quinoa in chicken stock rather than water – I haven’t tried this but it sounds delicious!
While the quinoa is cooking, brush the haloumi with a little olive oil and cook in a hot pan until golden.
Once the quinoa is cooked, toss through the baby kale and parsley with the dressing until well combined. Top with the golden slices of haloumi and serve.

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-ING suplementive clauses and discourse prominence in literary journalism
Keywords:-ing supplementive clauses, foregrounding, literary journalism, narrative, discourse management, non-finite clauses.
This study explores the role of –ing supplementive clauses as markers of discourse prominence in literary journalism. These apparently minor linguistic units - “Using them as cups, they sip the filthy water” (Time,14 January 2013: 18) - stubbornly resist sentence-level syntactic and semantic description (Hengenveld 1997; Greenbaum and Quirk 2007; Huddleston and Pullum 2007: 207; Biber et al. 2010: 829). However, suprasentential studies within a cognitive-functional paradigm suggest that phenomena such as profiling (Verhaert 2006) and discourse prominence (Martínez 2012) may be crucial to their understanding. In the analysis, based on a collection of reportages from the American journal Time, these constructions actually seem to be frequently attached to the most prominent discourse entities, and to often combine with one another in the highlighting of sequences of logically connected events and situations. This indicates that they might intervene in referential and focus management in discourse.
Afantenos, S., et al. 2012. “An empirical resource for discovering cognitive principles of discourse organisation: the ANNODIS corpus”. Proceedings of the Eighth International Conference on Language Resources and Evaluation (LREC’12). European Language Resources Association ELRA. 2727-2734.
Abbott, H. P. 2015. “Narrativity”. the living handbook of narratology. Eds. Peter Hühn et al. Hamburg: Hamburg University Press.
Bell, A. 1991. The Language of News Media. Oxford: Blackwell.
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Azawi highlights Guinness Bright House in Gulu
Kampala: Saturday was a day to remember for creatives in Northern Uganda as Guinness Uganda’s Bright House cast the spotlight on the region’s shining stars.
Launched in August in Kampala, the Bright House that not only celebrates but also provides a platform for creatives to interact with industry leaders in the arts and collaborate with each other is now on a countrywide tour, with Gulu being the first stop.
The event that took place at the Innovation Village in Gulu City was a melting pot for creatives ranging from visual artists to painters, recycling artists, musicians, fashion designers, footballers and digital content creators among others.
Drapped in Guinness colours of black and gold, the venue was a walk through the world of art and creativity with exhibitions from Simon Sai_arts, Dorset, Lagen, a fashion showcase from Fixbyoringa and cultural dance exhibitions from TAKs Art Center.
Activities kicked off at exactly 3pm with a sports masterclass from coach Agogo, a football star who has over the years skilled many youths and gotten them off the streets to follow their soccer passion. His presentation was followed by a videography master class by famous music video director and film maker Saha Vybz who took revellers through his journey of videography and how he prepares for his music videos.
He talked about how to make a perfect video which included; developing a concept, studying other videos for inspiration, finding the best film crew, make a story board among others.
After this was an art and fashion masterclass and showcase that saw Gulu’s Fixbyoringa take to the runway in a 10-minute fashion bliss.
The young entrepreneur spoke of commitment and consistency as the two things that have enabled her venture successfully into the fashion world.This was later followed by a music masterclass that was moderated by Swangz Avenue’s legendary producer Benon Mugumbya and Gulu’s very own Adongo.
Benon created music live on stage while Adongo spoke to the music dreamers about what one can do to stay in the game.Speaking to the press at the event, Guinness Uganda Brand Manager Prudence Vera Mutembei explained why Guinness is doing the Bright House Tour.
“What we have experienced in Gulu today is what we set out to achieve as a brand. We aimed to create a space where creatives can meet and collaborate with one another, but also a platform that gives us the opportunity as a brand to meet and interact with our consumers as they engage in what they are passionate about,” she said.
As the sun set, creatives were introduced to the night mode of the Bright House that included performances from Gulu’s best acts Polite Mosko, Adongo and DJs Emma and Joel. This upped the tempo for headliner Azawi who performed with her band, giving Gulu a glimpse of the magic she unleashed at her recent album launch.
She kicked off her performance with My year, Crazy Lover, Ache For You, Quinamino, Fwa Fwa, Lo Fit and did other bangers like Repeat It, Slow Dancing and Party Mood, closing her set with Majje, a feature done with rapper Fik Fameica in collaboration with Guinness.The Guinness Bright House is expected to head to other parts of the country next year.


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Russia suffers 'at least 60,000 casualties' in its attempt to capture Bakhmut
More than 60,000 Russian casualties have been reported in Moscow's efforts to capture the Ukrainian city of Bakhmut, according to a Western official.
The official added the total number of Russian casualties is now exceeding 200,000, and there are signs Ukraine may launch a counteroffensive in the coming weeks.
Last month, Russia declared their success in capturing Bakhmut after approximately a year-long battle.
"We judge that capturing Bakhmut has likely cost Russia at least 60,000 casualties in that Bakhmut-Popasna sector over the course of the year-long battle," the official said.
They said it was a "conservative estimate" for the number of Russian casualties on that area of the front.
On the estimated breakdown of killed to injured, they said: "I think we would say at least a third killed."
They reiterated what a number of observers have said in describing Bakhmut as "not strategically significant" in terms of the wider conflict.
"In Bakhmut, we now assess that Ukrainian elements have withdrawn from the main built-up area of the town.
"We are seeing Wagner [mercenary] forces in the process of withdrawing, at least for now. Replacing these force elements is a significant commitment of Russia's already overstretched regular forces."

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Big surprise, the same powers-that-be who gave us innumerable reasons to turn away from the (implicitly white) nationalism Donald Trump spearheaded in 2016 are still churning out unending hit pieces to undermine confidence in Trump’s nationalist, populist administration. Their intent is to get us to quit so the very-mobilized Left can swoop in and retake power in 2018 and 2020, and resume their project of destroying the historic American nation (white Christian people).
As I’ve said before, the Left’s hatred for the Trump phenomenon is not a new thing. They did it during the quasi-conservative George W. Bush years and did it even before then to Ronald Reagan in the 1980s, the Dixiecrats after World War II, and to the non-interventionists in the first half of the twentieth century. All that to say that their predictions of imminent doom are not really worth credence or our attention.
There are three reasons this is so.
1. Any new presidential administration has to get its sea legs. The very nature of a transfer of power means that a whole new crew of department heads, and all their subordinates, need to be interviewed, hired, and acquainted with how things work. Imagine taking the entire corporate leadership of General Electric, or a major university, or a denomination like the Southern Baptist Convention, and simultaneously replacing every single one of those hundreds or thousands of people who have sat in those offices and performed those functions. Even a sports team needs time to adjust to one new key player or one new head coach. An incoming presidential administration goes through that same process on an exponentially larger, and more significant, scale. Hiring decisions for a team, university, or corporation can be publicly scrutinized and have an impact on the performance of their institutions, but every single hiring decision for a presidential administration gets scrutinized by millions of people with an intensity that no other institution encounters. The actions of those newly hired personnel impact hundreds of millions of people, and can lead to poverty and war, or prosperity and peace.
If only the Left’s media lapdogs would keep this in mind when criticizing the Trump Administration for “moving slowly” to hire X number of administration personnel! Moreover, like good Democrats, liberals, socialists, and communists, they assume that government jobs are innately beneficial and necessary. To a numbers-crunching billionaire like Trump, however, they are simply a means to an end, and if their functions can be carried out at lower cost by fewer personnel, or are simply unnecessary functions, he’s going to eliminate those jobs. And he should.
2. The second thing we need to consider is that in our system of government, where the legislature plays a crucial role in implementing new laws and budgets, a new presidential administration must work with and through a totally independent legislature made up of hundreds of elected officials who themselves have thousands of staffers, and an enormous supportive bureaucracy, at their disposal. In other words, the real world of presidential leadership requires the president and his staff to dance with a dancing partner who has a mind of her own. I wish the allegedly pro-woman, anti-”rape culture,” “Coexist” Left would understand that the Trump Administration can’t force its agenda on the Congress! These people presently wrapping themselves in the flag and yelling “muh Constitution!” at every turn fail to appreciate that passing a policy agenda takes cooperation, debate, negotiation, and time. They have criticized the new administration for its “failure” to accomplish all of its myriad policy goals in the first 60 days of its existence. Sixty days! Congress usually accomplishes nothing in 60 days, and they criticize Trump for not simultaneously passing multiple, major reforms in that time. Notably, the most vocal critics are the ones whose feet are most firmly on the legislative brakes holding back the Trump Train’s policy agenda.
To me, this rings as hollow as the “quagmire” the U.S. military allegedly experienced in the first week of Operation Iraqi Freedom, when it — gasp! — had to actually fight the enemy, got shot back at, and lost some trucks and men in battle. Granted, years later OIF turned into a mess. But the 2003 invasion itself was as smooth and successful a military operation as we’re likely to ever see. The Left’s media lapdogs at that time – remember, they hated W. and the flag-waving conservatives who loved him just as they hate Trump and the flag-waving MAGA crowd today – did two things when they saw actual conflict and hardship at the outset of OIF.
One, they used the presence of hardships and sufferings to discourage (aka gaslight or black-pill) those ordinary Americans who supported what they believed was a good policy, and who supported their troops. The Left did this for the same reasons they’re inflicting a thousand cuts on the MAGA crowd today: to get us to quit the field of battle and help their Leftist politicians reclaim power and resume destroying our people.
Two, like most Americans of the last two generations, the Left does not understand that suffering and hardship are a fact of life that does not indicate that what you are doing is wrong or should stop. This is the microwave generation, the “magic pill to make you feel better” generation, the “Your Best Life Now” generation. They have no theology of suffering. To be honest, many of us on the right don’t, either. But at least we have one we can rediscover and lean on. To the white Christian on the right, suffering in the line of duty towards Christ and kin is a badge of honor. It makes us more like Christ, which is itself desirable. It is also inevitable, as the Apostle Paul told us in 2 Timothy 3:12, ”Yea, and all that will live godly in Christ Jesus shall suffer persecution.” But our countrymen on the Left who have turned away from their European, American, Christian, conservative heritage have no other Heaven than what they can accomplish on this earth. As the Unitarian Universalists say, “Salvation in this life.” True, we can create a happier and more mutually beneficial life now through what we choose to think, say, and do — but that does not give us license to ignore the coming judgment we all must face, and the present reality of God’s created order, and His active involvement in this world through His revealed Word (which the UU’s and their overtly anti-religious fellow travelers flout at every turn). We have a theology that places suffering in its place as a predictable part of life which God uses to shape us for His glory and our benefit. Therefore, we can get in the midst of the fight and see past it to our desired outcome. We don’t have to freak out.
We who can see the end of the fight do have to actually fight. Just because we know that we can win doesn’t mean we’ve already won. We can fight with confidence because we know we’re fighting for the right things. In the case of the Trump Administration, we’re fighting for the survival and prosperity of our people. That is certainly worth fighting and suffering for.
3. The third thing we should consider is that every new presidential administration on the right will get lies, slanders, smears, and outright terrorism thrown at it by the Left. This is what is behind the Left’s Russophobic campaign. Can the Russian government hack the American government? Probably. Do they have a desire to do so, and did they actually do so? I’d honestly be surprised if they didn’t try to, as it is in everyone’s interest to have leverage over potential enemies (and the previous administration, and a thankfully-averted Hillary Clinton administration, were openly antagonistic towards the Russians). We know that the Chinese have often launched cyberattacks on the United States, for example, and that the Obama Administration spied on foreign leaders from friendly nations like Germany. If the Russians hacked us, I would be more concerned that we didn’t have better defenses than how the Russians felt about us. It’s standard diplomatic spying intrigue. It’s not personal, it’s business.
A few noteworthy things, though, about the Left’s “the Russians are coming!” campaign.
One, they don’t act this way about the Chinese, or Israelis, the EU, or any other power. Only Russia. What’s unique about Russia? It’s not that they seriously rival the United States in any way. Their economy, military, even their nuclear arsenals are far smaller than ours. The Russians rank lower than the Chinese and EU in most relevant categories, and yet the Left never cares about spying or sabotage from those quarters. What separates Russia from those other anti-American powers is Russia’s present-day trajectory towards traditional, Christian values. Nothing more, nothing less. The Left doesn’t care about Crimea for its own sake. They care a whole lot, however, about the ability of sodomite propagandists to corrupt Russian youth, and since the Russian government and its allies have freedom to oppose those perverts, the Left hates Russia.
Two, when the Republicans alleged that President Bill Clinton was tied at the hip to the Chinese because of some campaign money that came from China, the Left didn’t care about the presence of foreign funds in American politics. It’s against the law, by the way, to take foreign contributions in American political campaigns. Neither did they care about the very real and obvious fact of massive amounts of foreign money coming into the Clinton Foundation, creating a “pay-to-play” relationship between a likely future president and foreign powers.
But the Left cares intensely about a mythical collusion between the Trump campaign and the Russian government. Not a shred of evidence exists to show that this ever took place. Not a bank record, not a phone conversation, nothing. The fact that Trump has pushed mostly for traditional values which overlap with Russia’s own policies, and that he has pushed for a foreign policy which coincides with Russia’s desire to be part of a multipolar world, are simply happy coincidences, not collusion. There are millions of people across the globe who want these things. At the moment, the leaders of America and Russia share the same policy goals. Is that evidence of their collusion, or is it evidence of their refusal to acquiesce to the Left? Like the masses of their peoples, Trump and Putin are simply pushing back at the Left because the Left is a cancer to every nation it touches, and Trump and Putin don’t want their nations to die. If the same thing were happening with Leftist leaders — say, the U.S. and Russia had leaders who wanted to enact Leftist policies — the Left would say it was a sign of progress sweeping the world. Maybe they’d say it was the result of an unstoppable, historical evolution – like communism. I say what we are seeing now with the leaders of our nations is simply God’s work to save our peoples from disaster and war. Thank God for it. Don’t let the Left use it to make us fear some sinister conspiracy.
To sum up: the Trump Administration has a Herculean task before it. Trump has a more ambitious policy agenda than most other new presidents. He has to make it happen while working with, and sometimes past, a weak-willed, cantankerous, and independent legislative branch, not to mention a very corrupt judicial branch and entrenched Leftist bureaucrats. He has to do it over and against a 24/7 campaign of lies and smears designed to discourage our people, carried out by instant gratification-addicted Leftists in the media who wouldn’t recognize either truth or strength if it bit them.
Trump is neither a loser nor a quitter. He will win, and we will win with him. We may not get everything he or we wanted, but undoubtedly we will gain ground. That is the point. God willing, we will come out of the Trump era much better off than we started it, ready to fight to gain more and more ground until we reach the final victory. So help us God.


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WILMINGTON — The Clinton County Health Department (CCHD) is currently investigating four clusters of COVID-19 cases, the county health commissioner reported Monday.
Two of the clusters or outbreaks are in skilled nursing care facilities, one in a faith-based community, and the fourth cluster of cases involves residents of Clinton County who attended a church camp located in North Carolina.
Clinton County Health Commissioner Pam Bauer also said she and her staff are increasingly seeing more cases that can be traced back to within Clinton County rather than from outside the county.
“We definitely have community spread,” she said during Monday’s regular monthly meeting of the Clinton County Board of Health.
Though Clinton County remained at the Ohio public health advisory system’s Orange Level 2 last week, the county did trigger a third indicator which is evidence of increased community spread.
If a fourth indicator is tripped in Clinton County, that would bump Clinton County up to the Red Level 3, Bauer said. The Red Level is defined as “very high exposure and spread”.
The health commissioner reported that as of 6:30 a.m. Monday, the Southern Ohio Learning Center in Clinton County closed due to illness among the faculty. She said it was reported to her that about half of faculty members were out with COVID-like symptoms, and the learning center didn’t have enough faculty to have classes on Monday.
These possible COVID-19 cases have not been confirmed, awaiting test results.
The Southern Ohio Learning Center originally opened for the 2015-16 school year. It was created for students with disabilities who have an identified need for behavior support and wrap-around services from mental health providers.
While they’re at the learning center, these students receive academics, as well as mental health services.
As of last Friday, 15 Clinton Countians were currently hospitalized with COVID-19.
Clinton County Environmental Health Director Matt Johannes said local public health sanitarians, when it comes to COVID-19, are focusing on face coverings compliance by businesses. Most of the local businesses are doing what they’re supposed to do, he reported to the local Board of Health.
He said sometimes there are a couple customers inside a business not wearing masks, but the Clinton County Health Department is not going to push that issue — for example, they are not going to make businesses not sell to someone because he or she is not wearing a mask.
He added that the prosecutor is not going to prosecute on that note.
The CCHD is making sure that businesses and their employees are being compliant, said Johannes.
Bauer gave the board a legislative update about Senate Bill 348, introduced in the Ohio Senate in early August. It would allow local boards of health to reject a state health department order for their own locale, she said.
The measure also would change the membership requirements of local boards of health, said Bauer. Under the proposed new rules, Clinton County Board of Health Chair Terri Thobaben would no longer be eligible to be a member, Bauer said, because the change would require members be a medical person.
Thobaben has a master’s degree and is a retired science teacher, who’s served on the local board of health for 20 years, said the health commissioner.
The health department anticipates it will start offering the annual flu vaccine around mid-September. WIC (Women, Infants, and Children) Director Renee Quallen said they definitely want people to get vaccinated against the flu this year given the ongoing threat of the coronavirus.
Reach Gary Huffenberger at 937-556-5768.


- In the peer to peer computer network model we simply use the same Workgroup for all the computers and a unique name for each computer in a computer network.
- There is no master or controller or central server in this computer network and computers join hands to share files, printers and Internet access.
- It is practical for workgroups of a dozen or less computers making it common environments, where each PC acts as an independent workstation and maintaining its own security that stores data on its own disk but which can share it with all other PCs on the network.
- Software for peer-to-peer network is included with most modern desktop operating systems such as Windows and Mac OS.
- Peer to peer relationship is suitable for small networks having less than 10 computers on a single LAN.
- In a peer to peer network each computer can not act as both a server and a client.
Advantages of Peer to Peer Networks
Peer to peer networks have following advantages:
1. Such networks are easy to set up and maintain as each computer manages itself.
2. It eliminates extra cost required in setting up the server.
3. Since each device is master of its own, they an: not dependent on other computers for their operations.
Disadvantages of Peer to Peer Networks
1. In peer-to-peer network, the absence of centralized server make it difficult to backup data as data is located on different workstations.
2. Security is weak as each system manages itself only.
3. There is no central point of data storage for file archiving.
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The deployment of blockchain and other distributed ledger technologies in supply chains offers considerable advantages. Nevertheless, their deployment and implementation can raise concerns about how best to both meet data protection laws and protect commercially sensitive data.
Supply chain actors may be unwilling to take on what they perceive as additional legal risk, especially if data protection obligations become, or are seen to become, unduly burdensome. The European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation, for example, is at the forefront of a new wave of data protection legislation globally, and brings with it important practical and regulatory obligations, with the potential for significant fines in cases of non-compliance.
With respect to safeguarding commercially sensitive data in supply chain transactions, the deployment of blockchain may lead to a perceived loss of control, raising questions about security, access rights and how to structure blockchain solutions: e.g. whether only some subsets of data should be shared on the blockchain and/or whether data sharing should be limited to only those parties involved in the transaction.
Within this context, this paper provides practical introductory guidance to supply chain actors who seek greater confidence as they navigate the implications for the protection of data when deploying blockchain solutions. This is the fourth white paper in a series and part of a broader project focused on the co-creation of new tools and frameworks to shape the deployment of distributed ledger technology in supply chains towards interoperability, integrity and inclusivity.
Anne Josephine Flanagan, Project Lead Data Policy, World Economic Forum, USA
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Dallas is Best Texas City for Destination Conventions
According to the recently released study from CVENT.com, the most popular city in Texas for destination conventions is Dallas. In the nation Dallas ranked eighth, one up from last year, behind attraction cities such as Chicago, Las Vegas, and New York City.
With two great airport hubs Dallas is convenient for attendees from across the country. The attractions in Dallas have also been expanding as a great sporting destination, a shopping hub and growing dinning scene.
Dallas currently boasts 141 hotels and 1,270,979 square feet of meeting space, and the benefits of new convention center hotel is attracting even more conventions.
The Dallas Convention and Visitors Bureau’s executive vice president and CFO, Matthew Jones has seen the numbers grow. “Last year was a record year, and this year is a record year as well,” he says. “We plan to have booked around 650 conventions and meetings this year. Right now, we’re looking at almost $900 million brought to the city for just this year.”
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Decision due on future of one of council’s main offices
A council is due to make a decision about the development of one of its main offices.
North Somerset Council hopes to redevelop its Castlewood site in Clevedon for affordable housing as well as some business premises.
The council made a decision in May to move out of the Castlewood premises gradually and to release the site for development. This decision was made as part of a review of the council’s use of office space to enable new ways of working flexibly and to reduce costs and the council’s carbon footprint.
Cllr Ash Cartman, executive member for corporate services, said: “The redevelopment of Castlewood will provide homes and jobs that meet the needs of our communities, while also helping deliver current government targets for housing supply.
“We no longer need two large office buildings and our ambition to use our office space more efficiently has sped up since the pandemic and the introduction of home working among our colleagues.
“Funds generated will help to deliver other priorities such as improvements to schools, transport or leisure facilities.”
Councillors will be asked to agree at their meeting on 10 January that the preferred way forward for the site is a residential-led development based on demolition of the existing building.
The council says the preferred option of demolition and new build will result in a financial benefit of £6.5m over a 10-year period.


There's good news for the construction industry in the US: construction spending is up, and the trend lines are unequivocally positive. Figures released by the US Census Bureau, which tracks construction spending among other economic indicators, show that spending in the construction industry rose in November 2013 and that those numbers are part of a year-over-year trend toward more work in the years ahead.
According to the Census Bureau, the construction industry received $934 billion in November 2013, representing an increase of 1 percent over October's adjusted figures and nearly 6 percent over the numbers from a year before. Bear in mind that this rise has occurred during a time in which public-sector spending on the construction industry has remained either flat or negative, which strongly suggests that the growth is being driven mainly by increased demand from the private sector.
This is especially good news since private-sector investments in construction are generally considered more stable and productive over the long term than short-term government stimulus projects. While the construction industry experienced an overall rise of 5.9 percent from November 2012 to November 2013, the most dramatic effects were felt in private—primarily residential—construction. During this period, single-family residential starts rose by a staggering 17 percent.
The relationship between new spending in the construction industry and new jobs to handle the boom is obvious, but this upswing is good news in another key way. Money spent on the construction industry is watched closely because of its effects on the country's millions of construction workers and associated specialists and because of the massive economic multiplier effect of the typically well-paid jobs the industry creates. Given the local nature of most construction jobs, large portions of workers' paychecks are often spent directly on the local economy, driving an upward economic spiral that fuels a swift local recovery. Get enough communities on that spiral—and the Census report seems to suggest this is happening—and those local recoveries become a national trend.
With an increase in new construction and the renewed flow of capital into the industry, employers can now upgrade old equipment, expand operations, and—most importantly—resume hiring workers. The nature of the spending, in terms of where it comes from and where it's going, suggests that this boon to the construction industry is more than just a temporary lifting of the pressure of the slump—it looks as though it's a long-term trend that, hopefully, the rest of the economy will soon mirror.
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TVS Motor Company ended the year 2020 with positive domestic sales and exports
TVS Motor Company, a leading two and three wheeler maker in India, released their sales figures for December 2020. It may be seen from the attached table that positive results were noted both in terms of domestic sales and exports.
The company sold 1,76,912 units in domestic markets in the past month, up 12.51 percent as against 1,57,244 units sold in Dec 2019. Lead sellers in India included the XL 100 moped while the Jupiter and Apache also appealed to a wide range of buyers in the country.
XL 100 sales topped the list with 59,923 units sold in the past month, up 31.21 percent as against 45,669 units sold in Dec 19. TVS XL 100 commands a 33.87 percent share in total sales. TVS Motor has also just released an XL 100 Winner Edition in India with a price tag of Rs. 49,599. This makes it Rs. 400 more expensive than the XL 100 i-Touch Special Edition.
The TVS Jupiter scooter also noted increased sales in the past month, up 6.22 percent to 38,435 units, up from 36,184 units sold in Dec 19. Earlier this month, TVS also introduced a new variant of the Jupiter called SMW – Sheet Metal White. It is priced at Rs.63,497.
TVS Apache and Ntorq
The Apache and Ntorq also ended the year with positive growth, up 30.70 percent and 22.19 percent respectively as did the TVS Sport which has seen growth of 132.64 percent to 7,412 units sold in Dec 20 as against 3,186 units sold in the same month of the previous year.
TVS Radeon and Pep+ along with the Zest scooter failed to gain any traction in domestic markets in Dec 20. All three models posted de-growth while sales of the TVS Star City increased 206.47 percent to 3,742 units, up from 1,221 units sold in Dec 19.
The RR310 also noted a significant increase in demand with a 131.58 percent growth to 176 units, up from 76 units sold in Dec 19. The new iQube electric scooter also got delivered to 58 buyers in Dec 20. TVS had discontinued the Wego and Victor scooters early last year.
TVS Exports up 42.30 percent
Taking exports into account, the company noted a 42.30 percent YoY growth with positive sales across most model. Total exports in the past month stood at 80,060 units, a total of 23,799 units up from 56,261 units exported in Dec 19. The Star City 125 was a major draw in export markets.
Exports of the Star City 125 stood at 26,359 units, up 62.39 percent as against 16,232 units exported in Dec 19. This scooter commands a 32.92 percent share in global markets. The Star City, Apache, Sport and Ntorq also noted positive exports with the Apache experiencing the most growth of 143.08 percent to 13,051 units in the past month.
TVS XL and Victor exports also increased as did the Jupiter by 800 percent to 234 units, up from just 26 units exported in Dec 19. TVS Radeon exports ended in de-growth in Dec 20 down 31.58 percent to 520 units, from 760 units exported in Dec 19.


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Why Do I Have Bad Breath?
Bad breath can be caused by many things. Bad breath can be caused by many things. Because our mouths are the first place for digestion, food particles are left in our mouths until they are fully digested. This is what causes bad breath. It can also sneak up when we least expect. Here are some things to remember when you have bad smelling breath.
Bad breath is naturally deterred by saliva
Saliva is one of best natural deterrents to bad breath. Saliva is produced to wash away food particles throughout the day. The amount saliva produced at night decreases. The result is that the saliva production drops at night, making it more difficult for bacteria to grow in the mouth. If you have chronically dry mouth, try chewing sugar-free gum or candy to stimulate the salivary glands.
It is also important to drink plenty of water. Drinking enough water will keep your saliva flowing, and prevent bacteria from growing. You can also keep your breath fresh by brushing your teeth twice daily after eating. Sugar-free gum can increase saliva flow and prevent plaque formation. Artificial saliva substitutes may be used if you are unable to produce enough saliva. Bad breath can also be caused by foods and drinks such as garlic and onion. Fish, spicy foods, and coffee are all common causes. Additionally, mouthwash is a great way to remove bad breath.
Apart from chewing sugar-free gum, another effective natural deterrent to bad breath is eating foods that contain pectin. The pectin in pear and apple counteracts the odor-causing bacteria in the mouth. Other vegetables that contain pectin are raw celery, bell peppers, and carrots.
Treatments for halitosis
Bad breath is something you should address. There are many possible causes of bad breath. For example, diabetes may cause bad breath. In such cases, a diet adjustment may be necessary to control blood sugar. Other causes may need medication or antibiotics. Your dentist can help determine the best treatment for you.
First, consult your dentist for a thorough oral examination. Your dentist will assess the cause of bad taste and recommend the best treatment. Drinking water is another option to keep your mouth hydrated. This will increase saliva production. It is also good for cleaning out food particles. It is important to avoid spicy foods, onions and garlic. Your dentist can also help you identify bad food habits that are contributing to bad breath.
Bad breath can be caused either by poor oral hygiene, smoking, or both. Poor oral hygiene can lead a rise in bacteria, which can produce foul-smelling products. A person with poor oral hygiene may also not brush their tongue properly, which can also contribute to bad breath. Bad dental hygiene can also contribute to halitosis. The root cause of halitosis will determine the best treatment. Sometimes, it’s as easy as changing your diet, brushing your teeth, or quitting smoking. If these steps don’t work, you may need to seek medical attention.
The first step in treating halitosis involves identifying the cause and treating it as soon possible. You can then begin to take steps such as brushing your teeth, using mouthwash, or cleaning your tongue. You will need to consult a dentist for more advanced treatment.
Bad breath is a common problem affecting 90 million people worldwide. Poor oral hygiene results in bacteria and debris building up in the mouth. This then creates foul-smelling, volatile sulfur compounds. The problem will not be solved by chewing gum or mints.
The symptoms of halitosis
It is important to seek a diagnosis if you are suffering from halitosis. A dentist will be able to determine the cause based on your oral examination and your history. The dentist will also inspect your mouth for any food or bacteria that may be trapped. A dentist can also recommend a treatment plan to treat halitosis, and a professional cleaning of your smile.
There are many causes of halitosis. These include endocrine disorders, medications, and hematological conditions. It can also be caused by certain foods or drinks, such as tobacco products, alcohol, and spices. Using a mouthwash containing fluoride will help to eliminate halitosis.
Bad breath is the most common symptom of halitosis. This can be noticeable by others. Poor oral hygiene is the main cause of halitosis. This leads to the buildup and growth of harmful bacteria in your mouth. This can lead to other health problems such as cavities and gum disease.
Sjogren’s syndrome is another possible cause. This condition causes muscle pain, dry skin and dry mouth. In severe cases, the condition of halitosis can be a sign or gum disease. If the problem persists, a periodontist can recommend a periodontal treatment to fix it.
Poor oral hygiene can lead to halitosis. For an evaluation of halitosis, patients should visit their dentist. There are many medications to help with the problem. The cause of your halitosis is what will determine the right medication.
You can prevent or eliminate halitosis by taking care to your oral hygiene and diet. A dentist can prescribe a treatment if bad breath is due to gum disease. A mouthwash may also be helpful.
It is important to determine the etiology of halitosis. It is crucial to determine the cause of your halitosis.

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Shady 2.0 Behind The Scenes Footage From BET Cypher
Check out behind the scenes action from the Shady 2.0 Crew at the BET Cypher.
Filming took place in an abandoned warehouse located in Detroit.
Yelawolf mentions that it’s their first time doing a cypher together as a crew and that this should prove to be a big year for him. He also states that prior to the cypher none of the artists had heard each other’s verses.
Crooked I promises that the Slaughterhouse album will go down in history and that it is already 70 % complete. The only reason the album has taken this long is because all the artists involved are perfectionists.
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It’s a simple fact that many countries are better at talking about children’s rights than implementing them.
“We hear a lot of rhetoric from leaders about the importance of young people,” says Tara Collins, a researcher at Toronto Metropolitan University’s School of Child and Youth Care. “But in so many ways, children and youth are made to feel as if they don’t matter.”
It’s a sad situation that Collins has come to know well. She has worked at universities across four continents during her career. Along the way, she has become a highly connected expert on the rights of children and youth, and today, she is principal investigator of the International and Canadian Child Rights Partnership (ICCRP) at TMU.
Supported by the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada (SSHRC), the partnership was established after TMU held an international conference on children’s rights in 2015. At the heart of the partnership’s research is the belief that children’s participation in society is a human right.
The ICCRP’s work is conducted in the context of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Children, which was adopted more than 30 years ago to protect children’s civil, political, economic, social, health and cultural rights. All UN member countries, apart from the United States, have ratified the treaty and are bound by international law to act in accordance with the principles of the convention.
Ignoring children’s perspectives leads to serious consequences, Collins says. For instance, Black and Indigenous children face discrimination in schools and are tremendously overrepresented in the Canadian child welfare system.
Consequently, the ICCRP is asking how intergenerational relationships can transcend current barriers to implementing children’s rights in research, policy and practice. Policy-makers and service providers can lose track of how their efforts affect young people and are not meaningfully engaging with them, often because they are unsure of how to engage with youth.
Challenging discriminatory worldviews
Through its current research, the partnership will share with organizations, practitioners and governments evidence, models and best practices for including young people’s perspectives to guide new policy and frame-works for child rights realization.
“Young people across our governance, working groups and case studies benefit from having platforms to contribute their knowledge and lived experiences and be respected,” says Collins. “We have an international and Canadian advisory committee with members from the ages of 14 to 92 years.”
Key policy areas that benefit include anti-violence, child rights education, child protection, international policies/conventions on child rights, evaluation and impact assessments, organizational governance and priorities, and early childhood education. “We see children as our research partners instead of our research subjects,” says Collins.
That spirit of equality and collaboration, she continues, is typically missing from discussions about children and what’s in their best interest. To remedy the situation, adults must fully embrace their role as implementors of children’s rights in partnership with children and youth, challenge discriminatory worldviews and address power imbalances that disadvantage children and youth, especially those from racialized communities and low-income countries.
Doing so will increase children’s participation in society, and in turn, positively affect the quality of their lives, says Collins. “When we create space for children and give them the support they need, they will say what they need to say, rather than what adults want to hear.”


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While some may choose to remain a victim, she chooses to be a survivor.
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Planetary surveyors Fin and Carson battle hostile terrain, bureaucratic red tape, and renegade "planet crashers" in this latest novella by the talented author of Doomsday Book. Willis continues to demonstrate her endless versatility in this archly written satire, which is both a love story and a shameless expose of the dark side of political…
Based on true life events, Raquel Syrah will take you deep into her life, opening her own closet doors and allowing you to see, firsthand, her own skeletons. From an early age, she’s had to make do with a lot of disappointments. Her life has never been easy, but she is determined to overcome every obstacle she comes across. Though things are difficult, she knows there’s a silver lining waiting for her just over the horizon.
Those who know Raquel never underestimate her ability to take on the world and make it her own. Though there are plenty of obstacles along the way, she will endure it all to get to where she wants to be. Once she’s there, however, will she truly be happy?
Thoughts of her children consume her every waking thought. She’s been given a second chance and refuses to give up on her hopes and dreams without a fight. When trouble comes knocking on her door, Raquel soon realizes that she’ll never be rid of her own past. Unless she deals with it head on, everything will come back to haunt her with a vengeance.
Raquel is a take charge, no holds barred, woman who makes no excuses for her ways or behavior. She is 100% unapologetic for her ways. She is, who she is, and nothing will ever change that. Compared to being like a man who uses anything and anyone along the way to gain an end to his own means, she’ll do everything possible to survive.
A strong independent mother and a business-oriented woman, Raquel has gotten herself wrapped up in bank robberies, gangs, jail, lovers, sickness, lies, and deceit on many occasions. Unwilling to be a victim, she strengthens her resolve and soon embarks on a journey that will open up her eyes to the world she truly lives in. Though pain and heartache follow her every wake, she is willing to do whatever is necessary to fight for her freedom. Somehow, some way, she’ll come on top. Only then, will she be able to wrap her arms around her children, once and for all.


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