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Petro Poroshenko was elected the President of Ukraine, declared Mykhaylo Okhendovsky, Chairman of the Central Election Commission of Ukraine, on June 2.
He noted that according to the results of the CEC protocol processing, the independent member of the Parliament P.Poroshenko won the elections with 54.7% of the votes.
M.Okhendovsky added that the CEC does not have any complaints which can throw discredit on the elections results.
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Ukraine: rapeseed prices down – Derzhzovnishinform
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Ukraine: regional grain stocks totaled 229.5 thsd tonnes - State Agricultural Inspection
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Saudi Arabia and Turkey did not import grains from the Crimea - Ukraine's Ministry of Foreign Affairs
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Ukraine exported 1.7 mln tonnes of grains – Ministry of Agrarian Policy
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Ukraine: costs for agricultural commodities production grew by 6.2% - State Statistics Service
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Ukraine: in 2014/15 MY flour exports may grow by 42-55%
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WBS Summer 2020 - Wed PM - The Ruthless Elimination of Hurry
by John Mark Comer
Could hurry be an underlying issue of the anxiety, fatigue and frustration in our lives? Don’t we all just need more time to get everything done? Within the pages of this book is a counter-cultural roadmap to staying emotionally and spiritually healthy in the chaos of the modern world. John Comer argues that “ruthlessly eliminating hurry” will help us live out love, joy and peace, and give us the ability to do calmly and effectively—with strength and joy—that which really matters.

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2019 Shuckers Kids Clinic
Young Coast ball players packed into MGM Park this morning for the chance to learn from a former Major League player.
The Biloxi Shuckers and former New York Mets catcher Barry Lyons teamed up to host the Biloxi Shuckers Kids Clinic. Kids ages nine to 12 went station to station on the field learning the basic fundamentals of the game.
Following drills, Lyons and Shuckers players took photos, signed autographs, and ate lunches with the kids.
The Shuckers will be inviting all of the participants back to tonight’s game to be recognized on the field. Shuckers ambassador Barry Lyons said, “They come and watch these players play, hopefully a lot. But, seeing them on the field, playing, and doing their thing and then getting to know them and be with them and hang out with and interact with them, you know, personally. It’s a whole new ballgame.”
Shuckers first baseman Weston Wilson said, “Each year we get a chance to and it’s just nice being able to come out here and a lot of these kids come to the games. It’s a good chance to get to teach them some stuff.”
The Shuckers will be going for their seventh win in their last eight games tonight against the Smokies at MGM Park.

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There is no shortage of artists who don’t fit snugly or at all into the otherwise big tent of the country music genre who are clamoring to get in, and for a host of reasons. It’s often because in the pop or hip-hop worlds, these performers would be small fish in a big sea, yet in country music and Nashville, the competition is much less cutthroat. This has led to a host of performers whose marginal talent would never be accepted in other genres somehow finding a home in country, and sometimes using the new insistence upon diversity, equity, and inclusion as their avenue.
With the War and Treaty, the situation is reversed. The talent from this duo is so immense, it’s country music that wants to stake its claim upon them, usher them into its fold, and boast of their talent as country music’s own. This is the reason the duo’s been so warmly embraced by The Grand Ole Opry where they perform regularly and probably are on the short list for membership, why the CMAs invited them to perform in November, and why a major Music Row label in UMG Nashville ultimately gobbled them up and are responsible for releasing this new album.
They’ve always been country-influenced for sure, but The War and Treaty are not a typical country duo in sound. You could call it “Americana,” which awarded them Duo of the Year in 2022, but that just feels a little lame. Country soul feels like a default you may assign to any Black artist, and a little patronizing. Iraq war veteran Michael Trotter at one point on the album calls it “country Gospel,” and that feels fitting. This is definitely some version of soul, or perhaps a Gospel sound just with more secular writing. But the country elements in The War and Treaty are undeniable too.
Though well-beloved by elements of the Americana community for years, and the Opry faithful from having proven their prowess in the circle so many times, The War and Treaty has heretofore struggled to find an audience beyond niche programming. The hope was pairing the duo with producer Dave Cobb and exploring all of their influences in a more diverse and robust manner may result in the wider audience The War and Treaty’s talent undeniable deserves by capturing the electricity of what they do live. Lover’s Game just might pull that off.
The album starts off with the braying guitars and upbeat tempo of “Lover’s Game,” which gives the album an immediacy and Southern rock flair to suck you right in. “Ain’t No Harmin’ Me” is one of a host of Gospel entries from the album, but one that is far from preachy, and combines the spirit of blues and Rick Rubin-era Johnny Cash for an enthralling experience. If you want to hear what The War and Treaty are capable of when they let their country influences come to the forefront, get a load of “Yesterday’s Burn”—a song that went viral when they first performed it on the Opry.
One challenge for really all married singing duos is how sometimes songs where they stare lovingly into each other’s eyes and coo affectionately can take on a very sappy, Captain & Tennille vibe if you’re not careful. There are a couple of moments like that on this album, like the falsetto-laden “The Best That I Have” with its mom rock vibes, complete with a Golden Girls reference. Where the first half of the album shows a lot of great energy and diversity in sound, the second half defaults into the duo’s comfort zone, and may challenge the attentiveness of the audience.
What never gives out though, and makes Lover’s Game engaging throughout is the personal nature of the material. This album feels like the lives of Michael and Tanya Trotter set to music. This even includes “Dumb Luck,” which surprisingly is one of the few tracks not written by the duo, but by producer/songwriter Beau Bedford, despite feeling outright autobiographical to them, making references to Opry performances.
And most importantly of course, The War and Treaty is one of those duos that could sing the phone book, and blow the crowd out of their seats. But in this day an age of ever-present singing competitions and Chris Stapleton, this isn’t entirely novel. Marrying their voices with songs that can resonate beyond the enchantment of the performances themselves and appeal to broader parts of the country and roots world is what makes Lover’s Game feel like such an important work.
Country music has always been, and will always be a push and pull of both yearning for purity in the genre, while also wanting to be inviting to a wide sphere of influences and perspectives. The War and Treaty is just the kind of diversity country music needs—one with roots in the genre from the Gospel and blues influences in their sound, respect for country’s origins and institutions, while also instilling a level of talent that is frankly unparalleled by peers, and perfect for proving why being too rigid with genre borders can result in the loss of valuable voices.
No matter what you call them, The War & Treaty belong. And if the rest of the musical world is too busy to invite them into the fold, country music should be more than happy to have them.
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The original Alan Wake was a cracking bit of survival horror mixed with action and a strong narrative which was a fine successor to the likes of Silent Hill and Alone in the Dark. This follow up doesn't quite match its predecessor but remains a first class experience that holds up the series' reputation for quality. The story here takes place two years after the original, and finds novelist Wake once again battling against the forces of darkness, with his old enemy Mr Scratch once again rearing his ugly head. There is a very different focus in this sequel, with much of the survival horror and strong narrative elements being sidelined slightly in favor of a more action-driven game, which may prove slightly disappointing for some fans. The basic gameplay remains similar, but this time for example, ammo is fairly plentiful and combat encounters with enemies are far more frequent. The driving elements from the first game have also been dropped, while extra modes like Arcade have been added, where you must face off against wave after wave of enemies and survive until dawn. As a purely action-oriented game, American Nightmare is good stuff, with all the intense encounters you could hope for and with the game still dripping in atmosphere. The visuals bring this nightmare to life impressively, with some creepy environments that will have you dreading finding out what's around the next corner, and with sound design to match. The shift away from narrative and survival horror is a little disappointing however but if you go in knowing what you're in for, you should have a good time.

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Wales needs migrants if the country "is to maintain and grow its population" according to The Bevan Foundation.
The think tank analysed recent trends in population and population forecasts up to 2037. Researchers say they found declining birth rates in Wales, meaning the country is not naturally growing its population. Instead population growth has come from people moving here from the rest of the UK and overseas.
The Bevan Foundation claim that with zero migration, Wales' total population is expected to fall. They say modest levels of migration mean the population of working age will still shrink by as much as 9%. At the same time, the number of people aged 65 or over is predicted to increase.
Research Officer for The Bevan Foundation, Lucy Stone, says "Any fall in the number of people coming into Wales now will affect Wales' population growth in the future". She says a drop in population could put "strains" on areas of society.
Commenting on the findings, the think tank said it recognises that immigration can also raise issues about integration in Welsh society and culture. Researchers also said it would be exploring the impacts of immigration on the Welsh language in the future.

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The future of the Ozark National Scenic Riverways continues to be a matter for debate – particularly between Lieutenant Governor Peter Kinder and state Representative Chris Kelly. The two politicians have been sparring over the park issue on Twitter, and on Saturday they met in the small southern Missouri town of Eminence for a formal debate.
Deep in the heart of the Ozark Mountains in southern Missouri a battles rages over the use of a National Park: The Ozark National Scenic Riverways. This national park is visited by millions each year and was the first federally protected river system, established in 1964.
Missouri House Democrats have shuffled several of their leadership positions.
Chris Kelly, of Columbia, was elected yesterday as caucus chairman to replace Steve Webb, of Florissant. Webb resigned his House seat last month while facing criminal charges. Kelly had been the caucus vice chairman and served 12 years in the House during the 1980s and 1990s. He also has served in the House since 2009.
The Democrats' new caucus vice chairwoman will be Gina Mitten, of St. Louis. She was elected to the state House in 2012.
After more than two decades of service, Brady Deaton's time as the University of Missouri's chancellor has come to an end. Friday marks the end of Deaton's tenure. He will now look to begin working for the Board for International Food and Agricultural Development, a position that he was appointed to by President Barack Obama in 2011.
Chris Kelly, Missouri state representative, commended the leadership that Deaton has displayed while at MU.
Former President of the Benton-Stephens Neighborhood Association, Democrat Kip Kendrick, announced Thursday he will run for the 45th District House seat. Democratic Representative, Chris Kelly, endorsed him.
Democratic State Rep. Chris Kelly announced today he will not run for re-election in the 45th House District next year. Kelly is currently serving his ninth term in the House and is eligible for one more.
But because of redistricting back in 2011, Kelly must move districts in order to run in 2014. Kelly, who currently resides in the 50th District, would have to move to the 45th District to seek another term.
Kelly said that it’s not the move that’s keeping him from running, but rather his concern for the future of the legislature.
A federal judge in Missouri has refused to remove herself from a lawsuit involving a failed sweetener company whose leaders were aggressively questioned by the judge's lawmaker husband.
Attorneys for investment bank Morgan Keegan wanted U.S. District Judge Nanette Laughrey to step aside from a lawsuit filed by an Alabama investor in the failed plant in Moberly.
The Columbia Tribune reports John Cromeans is seeking restitution of $50,000 he spent on bonds issued by the Moberly Industrial Development Authority for Mamtek U.S. Inc. and marketed by Morgan Keegan.
The Missouri House has sent back to a committee a proposal to issue $1.2 billion in bonds to fund construction projects at college campuses, parks and other state facilities.
House member Chris Kelly, a Democrat from Columbia, says the proposal needs adjustment and that working it out at the committee level would save time.
The bonding package would need voter approval if it clears the Legislature, which adjourns May 17. The House Budget Committee will re-examine the bonding measure, and Kelly says the full chamber could vote on it next week.
The UM system recommends curators approve an average tuition increase of 6.5 percent, with prices at the University of Missouri in Columbia spiking at as much as 7.5 percent.
State Rep. Chris Kelly (D - Columbia) says the decision is inevitable if the system wants to pay its expenses.
"The Governor's office left the Curators no choice but to go to tuition for money. The state's failing in its obligation, so we're transferring the cost of our education from students and their parents," Kelly said.
This week on Talking Politics two Jefferson City lawmakers (both from Columbia) delve into the future of higher education in the state of Missouri as potentially massive budget cuts in 2013 loom large.

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The demonization of the working class cannot be understood without looking back at the Thatcherite experiment of the 1980s that forged the society we live in today […]
To understand Thatcherism’s attitude to working-class Britain, it is important to start by looking at Thatcher herself. Some of her warmest admirers have often been at pains to portray her—wrongly—as a person of humble origins. As the staunchly Thatcherite Tory MP David Davis told me: ‘Margaret was always a bit more middle class than she made out.’ It is almost a cliché to describe her as a grocer’s daughter, but it was this that coloured her entire political outlook.
Growing up in the Lincolnshire market town of Grantham, her father had instilled in her a deep commitment to what could be called lowermiddle- class values: individual self-enrichment and enterprise, and an instinctive hostility to collective action. Her biographer, Hugo Young, noted that she had little if any contact with working-class people, let alone the trade union movement.
Her attitudes were undoubtedly cemented when in 1951 she married a wealthy businessman, Denis Thatcher, who believed that trade unions should be banned altogether. She surrounded herself with men from privileged backgrounds. In her first Cabinet, 88 per cent of ministers were former public school students, 71 per cent were company directors and 14 per cent were large landowners. No wonder, then, that one of her Cabinet ministers told a journalist just before the 1979 election: ‘She is still basically a Finchley lady…She regards the working class as idle, deceitful, inferior and bloody-minded.’
If Thatcher had one aim, it was to stop us thinking in terms of class. ‘Class is a Communist concept,’ she would later write. ‘It groups people as bundles and sets them against one another.’ She wanted to erase the idea that people could better their lives by collective action, rather than by individual self-improvement: that is, ‘pulling yourself up by your bootstraps’. Just months after her election victory in 1979, she had intended to spell this out to the country in stark terms.
‘Morality is personal. There is no such thing as collective conscience, collective kindness, collective gentleness, collective freedom,’ she planned to argue. ‘To talk of social justice, social responsibility, a new world order, may be easy and make us feel good, but it does not absolve each of us from personal responsibility.’ It was clearly too much for her speechwriters and did not make the final cut. However, they were not able to stop her infamous declaration several years later (in lifestyle magazine Woman’s Own, of all places): ‘There’s no such thing as society. There are individual men and women and there are families.’ […]
There has been no greater assault on working-class Britain than Thatcher’s two-pronged attack on industry and trade unions. It was not just that the systematic trashing of the country’s manufacturing industries devastated communities—though it certainly did, leaving them ravaged by unemployment, poverty and all the crippling social problems that accompany them, for which they would later be blamed. Working-class identity itself was under fire.
The old industries were the beating hearts of the communities they sustained. Most local people had worked in similar jobs and had done so for generations. And of course the unions, whatever their faults and limitations, had given the workers in these communities strength, solidarity and a sense of power. All of this had sustained a feeling of belonging, of pride in a shared working-class experience.
For those who, like myself, grew up in a country without strong unions, it is easy to understate the significance of Thatcherism’s war on the organized working class. […] Its goal was to crush the unions forever. New laws allowed employers to sack strikers, reduced dismissal compensation, forbade workers to strike in support of others, repealed protections preventing courts seizing union funds, and made unions liable for huge financial penalties. Changing the law was not, however, enough: examples had to be made. As industrial relations expert Professor Gregor Gall puts it, the government inflicted ‘a series of defeats on unions in set-piece battles with the public sector, and encouraged private sector employers to take on the unions’. The first to face Thatcher’s iron fist were the steelworkers in 1980, who lost a thirteen-week strike battle and would pay the price with thousands of jobs. […]
Thatcher’s attacks on unions and industry dealt body blows to the old, industrial working class. Well-paid, secure, skilled jobs that people were proud of, which had been a linchpin of working-class identity, were eradicated. All the things people associated with working-class Britain were disappearing. But even after Thatcher won again in 1983, Britain’s working class was not quite dead as a political and social force. The decisive battle was still to come.
The miners had been the vanguard of the union movement in Britain throughout the twentieth century. Britain’s only general strike had been called in support of the miners in 1926. They had the capacity to single-handedly bring the country to a standstill by cutting off its energy supply, as they had demonstrated in the 1970s. If you could see off the miners, what other group of workers could stop you? That’s why the defeat of the Miners’ Strike was the turning point in the history of modern working-class Britain.
‘Mining communities were vibrant communities, but they were built around the pit. The pit was the heart of the community, it was the pit that bound everyone together,’ recalls one National Union of Mineworkers (NUM) leader, Chris Kitchen. ‘The code of honour that existed underground was part of the fabric of the community as well. You didn’t get young lads going off the rails at the weekend. You wouldn’t upset an old guy because he would be the same one you’d rely on in the pit to protect your life at work, so why would you upset him at the weekend over a few pints?’ When Thatcher’s government unveiled its pits closure programme in 1984, many of these tightly knit communities faced oblivion. Strikes spontaneously broke out in the Yorkshire coalfields and spread across the country. NUM leader Arthur Scargill declared these strikes a national strike and called all miners out, a decision ratified by a national Conference in April that year. Of the major pits, only the Nottinghamshire miners—who wrongly, as it turned out, thought their jobs were safe— refused to strike, a cause of great bitterness among the wider mining community. […]
The Miners’ Strike collapsed on 3 March 1985, after a titanic yearlong struggle. Brass bands and union banners accompanied the miners as they marched defiantly back to work. […] Unlike in 1974, the government had made detailed preparations. It had stuck by the Ridley Plan, a Conservative Party document leaked in 1978 which was a blueprint for taking on the unions, and the miners in particular, including the stockpiling of coal. Other unions and the Labour leadership refused to back the miners, because they had not held a national ballot. ‘It divided the labour movement from the Labour leadership really, because the Labour leadership was giving virtually no support to the miners,’ says Tony Benn. Whatever the reasons adduced to avoid backing the miners, the fate of the labour movement was bound up with the Strike. The defeat was a crippling blow from which it never recovered. The miners had been the strongest unionized force in the country: if they could be routed, what hope for anyone else?
On the eve of the Thatcherite crusade, half of all workers were trade unionists. By 1995, the number had fallen to a third. The old industries associated with working-class identity were being destroyed. There no longer seemed anything to celebrate about being working class. But Thatcherism promised an alternative. Leave the working class behind, it said, and come join the property-owning middle classes instead. Those who failed to do so would have no place in the new Britain.
An edited extract from Chavs: The Demonizaton of the Working Class by Owen Jones

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Minister of Finance Steingrímur J. Sigfússon presented a parliamentary bill on increased tariffs on alcoholic beverages, tobacco, gasoline and oil yesterday. Once passed, the price of alcohol and tobacco will increase by 15 percent, the price of gas by ISK 10 (USD 0.08, EUR 0.06) per liter and of oil by five.
Minister of Finance Steingrímur J. Sigfússon speaking at parliament at an earlier occasion. Photo by Páll Kjartansson.
The government is also planning to raise the automobile tax by ten percent. These measures are expected to deliver ISK 4.4 billion (USD 35 million, EUR 25 million) to the state treasury every year. The increased taxes on alcohol and tobacco account for ISK 1.7 billion (USD 14 million, EUR 10 million) of this amount, Morgunbladid reports.
CEO of N1 oil company Hermann Gudmundsson said the taxes on fuel have increased considerably within a few months. “The government has now raised the fuel price by 16 krónas [per liter] in a few weeks and the state’s taxes are sky high.”
The CEO of Skeljungur (Shell Iceland), Einar Örn Ólafsson urged the government to increase efforts to stabilize the currency so that the price increase can be retracted.
The Icelandic Automobile Association released a statement saying that the government was waging “tax piracy” against the owners and users of automobiles. Representatives of the Confederation of Labor (ASÍ) and Confederation of Employers (SA) met last night and were reportedly also against the bill.
Thórdur B. Sigurdsson, the chairman of the Interest Association of Households, stated that an upper limit for the indexation should have been established before undertaking such measures so that they wouldn’t interfere with household debt. He speaks of “state inflation.”
MP of the Independence Party Tryggvi Thór Herbertsson said at parliament last night that while the bill results in an ISK 2.7 billion (USD 21 million, EUR 15 million) increase in revenue for the state this year, it adds ISK 8 billion (USD 64 million, EUR 46 million) to household debt.
Most economists who Morgunbladid got hold of last night agree with Herbertsson’s argumentation, although Thórólfur Matthíasson, a professor in economics at the University of Iceland, added that the increased revenue will go to the state treasury immediately but the increase on household debt will not fully materialize until after a few decades.


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The year 2022 is bearing parcel of separations as we have seen a few famous people petitioning for divorces.
It is only the second month of the year yet it is finishing off with tears on adoration lives. VIPs and notable individuals are separating and cutting off their friendships. By the appearance of things, it will deteriorate this year with such a rough beginning.
Mzansi Celebrity News © has discovered that the ANC heavyweight has joined the rundown of seeking legal separation against his significant other.
It is perceived that the two have been living in seperation for 10 years now yet the previous ANC boss whip needs to begin another record and completely finish.
As indicated by a report from Sunday World, the ANC veteran and NEC part, Tony Yengeni, illuminated his significant other, Lumka last week that he needed to be a liberated person and that he had trained his legal counselors to assist him with petitioning for legal separation.
The two seperated around 2011, after charges of cheating yet the two people in love didn't engage separate, which made everyone around them to have trust that they would revive their affection and revive their moribound association.
A few sources near Yengeni uncovered that he presently not adored Lumka, who is a high chief assign of South Africa to Jamaica and had cautioned her that assuming she went against the separation procedures, she would be responsible for installment of the expenses brought about.
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Ex-officer accused in '84 shooting sympathizes with Sean Bell cops
He feels their pain
BY MATTHEW NESTEL. Special to Newsday
Staff writer Rocco Parascandola contributed to this story
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Stephen Sullivan, the former Emergency Services officer who was indicted for manslaughter in the 1984 Bronx shooting death of Eleanor Bumpurs, 66, has been there, and says he knows what the three detectives indicted in the Sean Bell shooting case are experiencing.
"I feel for them," Sullivan said yesterday at his Westchester home. "They're going to have a headache. It's going to be a tough thing, a tough thing to get through. If you listen to [the Rev. Al] Sharpton, you'd think these guys are monsters and they couldn't wait to do this to Mr. Bell."
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text: Students at California State University at San Marcos held a protest outside the president's office Thursday to protest the university's decision not to punish Alpha Chi Omega sorority following a racially insensitive incident, KPBS  reported. The sorority held an event in which members posed for photographs dressed as Latina gang members, and then posted the photos to social media. One of the students who protested said: "To come to school where people don’t understand that there’s real struggles behind these things; that they’re real, we have to go home to them whenever we go home to our families or our communities. And it’s not funny. It’s not funny to us. In fact, it’s hurtful."


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LAKE ZURICH, Ill. — Lake Zurich High School stopped practice for three athletic camps after several students tested positive for COVID-19.
Football, poms and baseball camps were cancelled for the rest of the week.
In a letter to parents, the district said they’re working with the Lake County Health Department to investigate all cases.
A letter also went out to Vernon Hills High School parents and students after a student involved in a summer athletic workout group there tested positive for COVID-19. That student, the school said, is in isolation.
The Lake County Health Department was contacting students in close contact with the individual who tested positive, but no other activities were canceled as a result.
This comes just a day after the Illinois High School Association announced it’s ready to move to Phase 4 and the Illinois Department of Public Health signed off on the “return to play” guidelines.
According to District 95’s website, during summer camps, students will be screened for symptoms as well as have their temperature checked. And any athlete or coach who has tested positive for COVID19 must provide a doctor’s note clearing them for participation.
WGN reached out to the Lake County Health Department for more information, but have not heard back yet.
All other sports activities are expected to continue as scheduled.


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Galle Fort was one of our favorite places to explore in Sri Lanka. This cute old town is a leftover of the colonial era of the dutch. Today it is a colorful and beautiful little town with lovely restaurants and shops where we had so much fun to stroll through the streets and discover every corner. In this post, we’re going to show you our top things to do in Galle Fort to make your visit a memorable stay.
Where to stay in Galle Fort
We stayed at the exceptional Bartizan Galle Fort, which is close to the cute streets of the city center and only a 2 min walk from the famous lighthouse. The house was built in the 17th century during the colonial rule of the dutch. The rooms are lovelily furnished, breakfast is served in the beautiful courtyard, and they have a rooftop terrace where we enjoyed the sunset and had some tea and cake.
Top things to do in Galle Fort
Visit the Lighthouse
A must-do in Galle Fort is visiting the famous lighthouse and enjoy the view. We went there in the morning, so we had the place to ourselves, and it was lovely. You find the lighthouse at the eastern end of the town. Only a few minutes walk from the center.
Stroll through the streets of the Fort
The Fort is a place where you can let yourself drift and discover cute spots around every corner. We loved to spend some time strolling through the streets and enjoy the vintage vibes. The architecture is a leftover of the colonial rule of the dutch. Therefore, there are many beautiful old buildings like the Dutch Hospital, which today is a spot with shops and cute cafés.
Shopping in Galle Fort
There are many cute little shops where you can do a little shopping for a gift for your loved ones or maybe for a beautiful ring as a memory for yourself. Sri Lanka is famous for its gemstones, and in Galle Fort, there are the best Gemstone shops where you can buy beautiful handmade Jewelry.
Our favorite shops are:
- Stick no Bills: Amazing postcards and posters from different talented artists
- Stolen Paradise: Clothing for men and women designed in Australia, produced locally in Sri Lanka
- Barefoot: Everything from clothing to homewares, ethically and locally produced – great for gifts
- EcoMaximus Galle: Paper goods made from elephant dung
- Mimimango: Handmade clothing and Accesoires and has a cute café too
Where to eat in Galle Fort
There are many lovely cafés and restaurants in Galle Fort. The following are your favorites:
- Poonie’s Kitchen: A beautiful spot in the courtyard of the Mimimango shop. Perfect for lunch with great vegan options.
- Lucky Fort Restaurant: Cute little restaurant which serves delicious Sri Lankan curry.
- The Fort Bazaar: A beautiful boutique hotel with a nice restaurant. Perfect for a fancy date night.
- Prince of Galle: Cute balcony to enjoy a glass of wine with live piano music in the evenings.

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Hisarciklioglu told Edelman, “The restriction of 10 thousand dollars on the money transfers from Iraq will negatively affect the trade in private sector. It will be beneficial to materialize this transition in a smoother way. This decision will affect not only Turkish businessmen but also the Iraqi public. I think that this decision should be reviewed in terms of its impact on the normalization process in Iraq.”
Edelman said that he was aware of the importance of the issue and that; We are evaluating the issue together with Coalition Provisional Authority. The aim here is to block the sources feeding terror. However I acknowledge that you are right.


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2016 Volume 57 Issue 10 Pages 1784-1788
In this research, the effect of alloying elements on the mechanical and electrical properties of powder metallurgy (PM) copper composite reinforced with vapor-grown carbon fibers (VGCFs) was investigated. The alloying elements were titanium (Ti) and silicon (Si) that could easily form their carbides at elevated temperatures. The VGCFs-doped Cu-Ti composites showed a slightly decreased yield stress in comparison with the unadulterated Cu-Ti alloy. The electrical conductivity of the composite materials increased with increasing VGCFs content. However, the VGCFs-doped Cu-Si composites exhibited the same mechanical and electrical properties as the Cu-Si alloy. It was found that the reaction between Ti and VGCFs in forming TiC particles consumed the Ti solutes in the matrix and led to a reduction of solid solution strengthening effect by Ti elements, whereas the reaction between Si and VGCFs in forming SiC was observed. In addition, VGCFs adulteration showed no effect on the strength and conductivity improvement of Cu-Si alloy.
This Paper was Originally Published in Japanese in J. Jpn. Soc. Powder Powder Metallurgy 63 (2016) 150–156.

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Why buy strawberries when there's a farm next door for us to pick them and eat all that we want? Strolled over to stuff our faces full of juicy red strawberries. We had a box partitioned into two, for stems and the other filled with condensed milk if we want to dip the fruit in. The strawberries are sooooo sweet. I didn't need the extra sweetened condensed milk.
The problem with the milk was- the resident cat liked it. I didn't think he was supposed to have it, and neither were we supposed to feed him. BUT, he was too fast for me. I simply knelt to say hello and he leapt up to my knees and finished that milk in a matter of seconds. He was most inelegant, and was fairly rude. He licked up all the milk and left sandy paw prints on my jeans. Grrrrrrr.
We probably ate about 30 strawberries each. 🍓🍓🍓 That's a lot of sugar! Wooooohoooo. Well, eating the fruit is much better than quaffing three to five strawberry shortcakes... 🍰 Well, kinda. When we're back in the city, we'd have to buy strawberries and cherry tomatoes to put them into the fridge in the hotel room. Those are snacks, or as breakfast to go with the yoghurt or milk.
We were invited to the other section to admire the white strawberries. We were allowed to EAT THEM. Wooohooo. Not all of it though. The staff had plucked those while we were running amok through the red patches. There was a little basket of white strawberries filled up for us. These white strawberries are quite beautiful, but a little too sweet for me. I stopped at two pieces.
There're a few varieties with erm poetic names. Giggled at this one, 『白いちご 初恋の香り』, which roughly means 'the fragrance of first love'. OH COME ON. It's just a strawberry that scientists developed by restricting the reddening protein, making it a white strawberry, tested and pushed out to the consumers in 2009! Innovative, for sure. These white strawberries contain way higher sugar content than its red cousins, and they cost about ¥700 - ¥1000 a piece. I understand white strawberries cost about S$45-S$52 for a box of five at Meidi-ya and Isetan in Singapore, and they aren't even of good quality. Japan and her crazy prices of perfect fruit.

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Arsenal midfielder Mohamed Elneny has sent a heartfelt message to Sir Alex Ferguson.
Ferguson underwent an emergency surgery on Saturday to treat a brain haemorrhage which kept him in critical condition for days.
However, on Wednesday, Manchester United confirmed that the legendary Scottish manager will no longer need intensive care after his health improved but he will continue his recovery as an inpatient at Salford Royal Hospital.
And Elneny has reacted to the health update of the 76-year-old who guided the Old Trafford outfit to 13 Premier League titles, two Champions League trophies, five FA Cups and four League Cups.
"Each and every moment fingers are crossed, waiting and praying for a fast recovery, we already miss you a lot, football misses you a lot," Elneny tweeted.
The Egypt international is currently recuperating from an ankle injury he sustained against West Ham United last month and faces a race against time to prove his fitness ahead of the Pharaohs' participation at the 2018 Fifa World Cup in Russia.
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When it comes to cloud computing, disillusionment is spreading. Now that cloud use has become socially acceptable in companies in Germany as well, this trend has already passed its zenith, according to market researchers from Gartner.
"Many companies are horrified when they receive their first cloud bills, as they are far higher than estimated," Markus Biesinger, systems engineer at cloud integrator Nutanix, explained at the Gartner IT Infrastructure & Operations Management Summit 2018 in Frankfurt. He added that many of his customers are now using sharp pencils to calculate whether cloud computing is really worthwhile for all applications. "The results of these analyses are increasingly in favor of an on-premises solution," said Biesinger.
Gartner and the cloud technology
Gartner analysts confirm this. "Only with good tools and rigorous cloud management can the costs and application benefits of cloud computing be realized," says Milind Govekar, vice president and reasearch director at Gartner. He predicts companies that don't actively manage their cloud implementations will spend at least 25 percent more compared to on-premises.
He sees the reasons for the cost explosion in the fact that the flexibility of cloud usage leads to overkill in usage - kind of like how you always eat more at a buffet than you would if you had to order everything separately. "Many users don't return instances when they no longer need them, and developers tend to always rent the most powerful instances," is his finding.
The future of the cloud technology
The disappointment of many IT and finance leaders about the move to the cloud is also reflected in Gartner's Hype Cycle, where cloud-related trends have fallen off in the Valley of Disillusionment. Nevertheless, Gartner experts see no end to cloud adoption: "By 2025, 80 percent of all global enterprises will have shut down their traditional data centers," says Gartner analyst Chirag Dekate. His colleague Philip Dawson sees it the same way: "The fact that costs are exploding at the moment is a temporary problem, in the medium term you will get a grip on that with modern tools, because cloud computing offers many advantages even if it is not necessarily cheaper," is the justification for his cloud optimism. (odi)


Props to the Governor of Arizona for signing the REAL ID bill. This protects us here in AZ against the Tyranny of the national ID card that is the REAL ID.
This really goes to show you that when people say “there is nothing we
can do, the politicians do what ever they want” etc, etc, etc, DO
NOT BELIEVE THEM, keep up the fight. We can win, we do win.


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“Cheltenham points to jazz’s bright future” The Telegraph ****
“eclecticism reigns — world, folk, heritage pop — and all are welcome to the town’s genteel streets” The Times ****
After a break of two years due to the pandemic, Cheltenham Jazz Festival 2022 came storming back for its 25th edition.
Festival highlights included:
A BBC Celebration of 25 Years of Cheltenham Jazz Festival broadcast on BBC Radio 2 Sunday Night Is Music Night (Sunday 1 May) and BBC Four (Sunday 8 May) featuring 70 musicians including Gregory Porter, Paloma Faith, the Guy Barker Big Band and the BBC Concert Orchestra. The unique symphonic Festival commission recalled some of the standout moments from across its 25-year history.
Artistic Curator Gregory Porter performed a sold-out show and popped up across the Festival, making guest appearances at Jamie Cullum’s closing concert, late night jam sessions with Kansas Smitty’s House Band and recorded an exclusive Henry Westons Session for the Festival’s YouTube channel.
Other legendary artists included Led Zeppelin rocker Robert Plant and Suzi Dian on the final date of their Saving Grace tour, Emeli Sandé performing songs from her new album for the first time, James Bay, Corinne Bailey Rae, Tom Odell, and Nitin Sawhney.
Faye MacCalman’s Jerwood Jazz Encounters audio-visual installation Invisible, Real transformed an empty shop on Cheltenham’s Promenade into a subconscious dreamscape exploring themes of mental illness, attracting over 600 visitors. Other new commissions included Neil Charles’ Dark Days inspired by the searing essays by American writer James Baldwin; while Laura Jurd assembled the musicians from her Stepping Back, Jumping In album, to play it live for the first time.
1200 excited children from 17 primary schools swarmed into the Big Top for a special Concert for Schools performed by musicians from the Festival’s Musicate education programme alongside star trumpeter Laura Jurd and Kansas Smitty’s bandleader Giacomo Smith.
A further estimated 25,000 people enjoyed free music on the Festival Village free stage and on street stages and in pubs, bars and clubs all weekend across the town.
In a crossover of festivals, for the first time ever Science met Jazz as AI curator AIDA created a set of three tracks using machine learning, based on the first note (B flat) performed at the very first jazz festival back in 1996 – guests were able to listen (free of charge) at one of the Jazz Puddles situated in Montpellier Gardens.
Gregory Porter, Tom Odell, PP Arnold, Laura Jurd, Lady Blackbird, Brian Jackson, Mike Westbrook, Adi Oasis, Elles Bailey, Year Of The Dog, Lola Young and Ben Cipolla recorded exclusive Westons Sessions for Cheltenham Festivals YouTube channel.
Head of Programming David Gaydon said “We are extremely proud that Cheltenham’s 25th Festival was chosen to showcase Jazz at the BBC, bringing the Festival to millions of listeners and viewers. We’ve broken box office records with our mix of international acts, jazz icons, trailblazing up-and-coming talent, intimate club gigs, world premieres and family-friendly shows, which means we are in a very good place to deliver 25 more years.”
Festival Facts for 2022
- Over 34,800 tickets issued
- An estimated 25,000 people enjoyed free music in Montpellier Gardens and at Jazz Festival gigs around the town
- Accommodation in Cheltenham was booked solid. The Festival office alone booked out 501 hotel rooms for performers and crew, while Festival fans snapped up the remaining rooms
- Over 150 freelance stage crew worked on the Festival
- 10 secondary school jazz bands performed on the Free Stage for Jazz It Up
- The Festival distributed around 160 free tickets via our local social prescribing team and Cheltenham Welcomes Refugees thanks to funding from Cheltenham Festivals Patrons and the Summerfield Charitable Trust.
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When I am asked to be a guest on radio or television I am always requested to “bring along one of your inventions”.
The invention phase of my varied career seems to expand with the years, so I now believe that in another generation or two my bust will find a place alongside that of Galileo or da Vinci. But this disturbs me quite a little. I have done other things of which I am not completely ashamed—like using human contrasts in a series (in verse, no less) called “Life’s Little Jokes”, which I believe furnished the inspiration for the use of queer names for principal cartoon characters and placing them in situations which contradict all the laws of logic.
Liked to spend every night with a sociable gang;
While a gink by the name of Appendix McCloud
Sat alone every night, for he hated the crowd.
But, Lang, the poor guy, went and married a spouse
Who would not allow one of his friends in the house;
While, in marriage, McCloud also misery found—
for his wife had her relatives hanging around.
I need not say that any resemblance to Keats or Byron is purely coincidental.
I have also expounded certain general philosophies under the title, “They all look good when they’re far away” and “Now that you’ve got it what are you gonna do with it?,” to say nothing about having changed the trend of sculpture, architecture, balloon tires and interior decoration—especially chandeliers featuring acrobats defying the law of gravity.
Which leads me to the confession that for over twenty years I have been doing editorial cartoons. In some I have approached world problems with great reverence and in others have exposed dictators, aggressors, murderers and military upstarts to withering ridicule. But somehow those who remember my periods of insane “art” seem to think this is only a brief period of hibernation until I catch my breath for another go at the wild type of psychopathic cartooning.
Let me assure these good souls that I take my political cartooning rather seriously and enjoy my identification with the world-shattering events of the day. I am still hoping for the return of the time when a political cartoon can swing an election or send those who abuse the trust of the people to a prolonged stretch on the rock pile.
At the moment I still wonder how effective the present-day editorial cartoon is. I receive letters commenting favorably and adversely on some of my editorial efforts, showing that somebody reads them. But I regret to say I still wonder whether the political cartoon is largely a decoration for the editorial page- plus something that can be purloined by the Sunday paper around the country and spread over their editorial sections without benefit of remuneration to the cartoonist. It is generally considered an honor for an editorial cartoonist to have his work reproduced in Sunday papers and magazines. Inasmuch as it is unethical to steal a comic strip, I am hoping that some day we editorial men can likewise be rewarded for reprints with a pack of cigarettes or a salami sandwich. We still wonder who reads our political cartoons – certainly not our friends. They are too busy looking at their own work. Let me admonish young cartoonists not to expect their friends or families to follow their work. These tyros must seek their glory elsewhere.
When I was working out in San Francisco I used to spend part of my lunch hour standing in front of a cigar store with a friend of mine. I finally went to New York, where my cartoons won wide recognition. Five years later I returned to San Francisco for a visit, expecting to be received like a conquering hero. I went to the old cigar store and I found my friend still standing in his favorite place. He looked at me and said, “Hello, Rube. Have you been sick? I haven’t seen you around in a couple of weeks.”


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HEADS-UP: Indexing Change
I just replaced the hash function used in index generation
for performance reasons (HEAD branch only). The old code
used MD5 namely because we had it available. MD5 is too slow.
The new hash is a Fowler/Noll/Vo algorithm (32-bit FNV-1)
and is quite fast and should work well across most data sets.
It may be replaced with a 64-bit version at a later date
(the 32-bit version is 64-bit safe).
This change will require rebuilding of databases....


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Lecture for "Systemic Design (Understanding Systems)" course, Master of Design in Strategic Foresight and Innovation program, OCAD University.
- Full-time section, January 15
- Part-time section, January 17
David Ing, "Are Systems Changes Different from System + Change? Recasting and reifying systems thinking with theory of change", Systemic Design (Understanding Systems) Master of Design in Strategic Foresight and Innovation, OCAD University, Toronto, January 15, 2020.


Tiësto pres. Musical Freedom 17 Oct 2019, Amsterdam
About Musical Freedom ADE - 10 Year Anniversary
Tiësto: Musical Freedom ADE
Musical Freedom is an exciting hub of dance music talent curated by world-renowned DJ and producer, Tiësto. To celebrate ten years of the imprint, the label will host a special celebration at Amsterdam’s AIR Amsterdam
Line-up: Tiësto, and Musical Freedom’s most talked about up and coming artists,
Date & time: 17 Oct 2019, 23h00 – 06h00
Location: AIR Amsterdam. Amstelstraat 24, 1017 DA Amsterdam
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We guarantee you’ll always find the lowest price on hotels, hostels and B&B's near Air Amsterdam and Schiphol Airport.


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At a quick glance, a dental implant and a root canal seem like similar procedures. Both dental procedures essentially restore a damaged tooth. However, these procedures are extremely different in terms of the actual process, price, and appearance. Here are some things to know about these two common dental procedures.
What is a Root Canal?
During a root canal, a dentist removes infected tooth pulp from the inside of your tooth and fills it with a biocompatible substance. The dentist then covers the tooth with a crown or a bridge, typically made from impressions taken in advance. The root of the tooth remains in your jaw.
Pros and Cons of Root Canals
Compared to dental implants, root canals are more affordable and require less recovery time. However, for a dentist to perform a root canal, you need to still have the root intact. A dentist cannot do a root canal on a severely damaged tooth. Additionally, root canals generally don’t last as long as dental implants do.
What is a Dental Implant?
A dental implant is considered a permanent replacement for a missing tooth. A post is implanted in the jawbone and given time to heal. Once healed, a crown is placed on top of the post.
Pros and Cons of Dental Implants
Dental implants look and function like regular teeth. The dental implant can last up to 25 years, which is much longer than other restorative dental procedures, which may only last for 10 to 15 years before requiring replacement. On the downside, you need a certain amount of healthy bone in your jaw to place an implant. Without it, as is the case with long term tooth loss, you won’t be a candidate for a dental implant and will either need to pursue another option or have bone grafting first. Dental implants also cost more money and require more appointments at the dentist.
How to Decide Between a Root Canal or a Dental Implant
In a general sense, it is usually better to preserve the tooth whenever possible. If you have existing roots, your dentist may recommend that you do the root canal first. Aside from this recommendation from your dentist, dental implants are considered the gold standard of care. Dental implants last longer, function more like real teeth, and look better. Unless the cost of treatment is a prohibitive factor for you or you lack the necessary bone material, it may make sense to replace very badly damaged or rotting teeth with dental implants.
In addition, you may want to consider your age and your overall health. If you’re a senior citizen, the longevity of a dental implant might be less of a factor for you. You may never need to replace the root canal over the course of your lifetime. If you need many teeth replaced, opting for dentures might make more sense in your situation.
Ready to Get Started?
If you are ready to start your journey toward better dental health, contact A&R Advanced Dental Group today at 845-364-9400 (Pomona) or 718-376-1666 (Brooklyn) to schedule your first appointment.

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text: Debut Strings is an ensemble of middle school students established by the educational outreach arm of the West Michigan Symphony. Any player with at least two years of experience is eligible to audition. The group meets on Monday evenings downtown at the Block, and puts on at least two concerts per year. Debut Strings and their director, Angela Corbin (North Muskegon Orchestra Director) are looking for more members to participate in this fine ensemble. Below is a flyer with more information including how to set up and audition time. I hope many of our 7th grade students consider this opportunity.


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Not too long ago, JustLuxe Travel stopped by The New York Palace to check in and see all of our new changes at the hotel. JustLuxe featured The Palace on their blog recently and focused on the current metamorphosis happening at one of New York’s classic addresses better known as The New York Palace. The article provides readers with information on our renovations and recent upgrades. JustLuxe also spoke candidly about upcoming additions this summer that are sure to delight our guests.
JustLuxe is a luxury online publication that provides objective analysis and information to affluent consumers of luxury goods, services, travel and over 40 additional sub-categories. JustLuxe Travel helps consumers plan luxury vacations and adventures through their reviews and travel resources. With international writers on staff, the site’s content is full of variety including local events and travel specials.
We are proud to have been featured on their site.

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Jim Brown from Canada, Jeti-user and longtime friend of Pilot Jim McEwen, designed some Jeti-specific parts.Take a look at how they clean up the installation!
Do you have any recommendations on optimal receiver installation and placement, on a model airplane, with CB 200 / 400 and 2 receivers (4 antennas). I understand, the two antennas should be at 90 degrees from each other, my question, what is better, to keep the two receivers as far away as possible from each other, or is it ok if they are 3 to 5 inches apart.
Would it be better if the two receivers were more than 10″ apart?
And of course, probably better if the 2nd receiver is oriented differently from the 1st one.
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“Count the Kicks” goal is to save 60 Kansas babies every year, reduce stillbirth rate by 26 percent
TOPEKA – The Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE) announced today that it has partnered with Count the Kicks, a proven stillbirth prevention public health campaign. Kansas vital statistics show that 232 stillborn babies are born each year in our state. The introduction of Count the Kicks in Kansas has the potential to save 60 babies every year if Kansas’ stillbirth rate decreases by 26 percent, as has happened in neighboring Iowa where the campaign began.
Count the Kicks teaches the method for and importance of tracking fetal movement in the third trimester of pregnancy. Scientific studies show that expectant moms should track their baby’s movements once a day in the third trimester and learn how long it normally takes their baby to get to 10 movements. Moms will start to notice a pattern, a normal amount of time it takes their baby to get to 10. If “normal” changes during the third trimester, this could be a sign of potential problems and an indication to call their provider.
“We are excited to provide physicians, partners and pregnant women across the state full access to Count the Kicks materials,” said Rachel Sisson, KDHE Bureau of Family Health Director. “KDHE’s Bureau of Family Health remains committed to collaborative efforts to support the healthiest outcome for mothers and infants.”
Through KDHE, maternal health providers, birthing hospitals and social service agencies throughout Kansas can order FREE Count the Kicks educational materials at www.countthekicks.org to start using these materials in their practices right away. Moms everywhere can download the FREE Count the Kicks app, which is available in the Google Play and iTunes online stores. The app, available in English and Spanish, allows expectant moms to monitor their baby’s movement, record the history, set a daily reminder, count for single babies and twins. The app already helped save seven Iowa babies in the past year.
This project is supported by KDHE with funding through the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA), of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), under grant number #B04MC31488 and title Maternal and Child Health Services.


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Israel’s tourism sector is hoping against hope that Russians start returning later this year after arrivals plunged during Russia’s economic crisis.
Israeli hotels have reported a drop of 50% to 60% in overnight stays by Russian tourists for the first quarter, compared with the same time in 2014. The decline has been the sharpest in the southern resort town of Eilat and the health resorts along the Dead Sea coast. Tourist arrivals from Russia were down 37% year on year in January and February.
Hotel executives say they don’t expect any recovery before October, but some say they're seeing imminent signs of a turnaround.
“This season is already over, but we’re hoping that traffic returns in the autumn,” said Alona Kosoy, the Isrotel chain's marketing manager for Eastern Europe, who attended a tourism fair in Moscow last week. “The agents we work with were reducing their workforces, but now they’re starting to rehire staff because reservations are beginning to pick up.”
Russian travelers are the second biggest source of tourists to Israel, but their spending power has been pinched by a 50% drop in the ruble, which makes it harder to coax them into visiting Israel with its pricey hotels.
But a survey by Israel’s Tourism Ministry ahead of a marketing campaign aimed at luring back Russians found that Israel was a more popular destination than lower-cost alternatives like Egypt and Turkey.
The survey, which was conducted among Russians who have traveled abroad at least once in the last three years or plan to do so in the next three years, found that 10% plan to visit Israel in the next year, compared with 2% for Turkey and 7% for Egypt.
Although 55% said Russia’s economic woes had made them cut back on vacation plans, three quarters said they planned a trip overseas in the coming year.
One Israeli travel wholesaler who also attended the Moscow fair said she found the atmosphere better than she expected.
“A lot of Russian agents came to the Israeli pavilion. In March we saw more traffic than in February and January, although it's still a problem situation,” said the wholesaler, who asked not to be identified. “We don’t want to bring over tourists from there right now because we’re afraid the wholesalers won’t pay us in the end.”
She said that if the government provided insurance for Israeli wholesalers against nonpayment, the number of tourists would grow, but during the transition to a new government there’s no one to approve a budget.
Likewise, there’s no budget for the marketing campaign the Tourism Ministry is planning, which the ministry said would include billboard, television and radio advertising.
“At the moment there’s no budget, but that’s what we want to do,” said Amir Levy, the ministry’s director general. “We consider this year a chance to deepen our presence in the market.”
But not everyone is convinced a turnaround is in the offing. Amnon Ben-David, CEO of Eshet Tourism, said some 20 Russian travel wholesalers had gone bankrupt in the last few months.
“We hope that in September-October traffic from Russia to Israel will be better . Still, at every fair we’ve been to for the last five years we made connections with new agents, but this time it didn’t happen. We saw almost no new agents and got no new referrals.”


You think your hydro bill is bad. Listen to the story of Kip Van Kempen; he has a cottage north of Kingston. Last October he had a tree bring down a power line. Hydro One cam and cut the tree and disconnected the line but they were unable to repair the line because of red tape and logistical issues. 8 months later, Kip gets the power back on at his cottage. You can imagine his surprise to see his Hydro Bill and that Hydro One had charged him for delivery charges for the entire 8 months. They are arguing that they are supplying the hydro and if doesn’t use it, then it’s his problem. Needless to say, Kempen is suing the company for $7500. CTV News has the whole story and video.


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I just found out this incredible effect recording while I was playing Silent Hill 3. It is called Binaural Recording an it is method of that uses two microphones in a Dummy Head, wherein a mannequin head is outfitted with a microphone in each ear. This effect can only be hear with headphones!
Here is one of the many places of Silent Hill 3 that this kind of effect recording is used. USE HEADPHONES!Read more >


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Before Budapest, I didn’t believe party montages existed. I knew going out would never be like the supercut glorification of mayhem you only see in the movies. I had been to parties with flashing lights and loud music, but despite the never ending bounty of free glow sticks, no house party or bar could ever replicate the fantasy of a studio-manufactured party scene. At least, I never thought so — until I found myself gawking in the entrance of one of Budapest’s famous ruin bars and realized I was looking at something Hollywood couldn’t touch.
As you enter Szimpla Kert, you might scan the buzzing crowd of tourists and locals extending back into an outdoor courtyard, but you will most likely struggle to keep your eyes on any one thing. From the solo cup chandeliers illuminating the industrial piping to the flora and fauna growing around bicycles suspended from the walls, there isn’t a corner of Szimpla Kert not covered in art. Any gaps you find between the bottle cap mermaid mosaic and the typewriter nailed to the wall are filled in with messages, harshly scribbled in permanent marker by the patrons of Budapest’s alternative center.
Ruin bars are all the fun of exploring an abandoned building, but with music, alcohol, and a steadfast belief that the building itself won’t collapse on top of you. The best way to experience it all is to dive into the madness. Grab a drink and keep moving, letting every stimulus guide your next decision. Explore every room — the hookah bar, the wine lounge, the open-mic stage — maybe choosing to linger in the room filled with boxy old televisions hanging from the wall like flies caught in a web of Christmas lights. Walk up the stairs. Walk down the stairs. Try every mismatched stool, armchair, and if it’s available, take a seat on the claw-foot bathtub refurbished into a sofa. If you want to meet someone new, just point to the nearest mannequin with a vacuum cleaner for a head and ask the nearest stranger, “Is that not the weirdest thing you’ve ever seen?”
For Budapest’s newcomers, a night out typically begins here at Szimpla Kert, the most popular ruin bar and the city’s first. In 2002, a group of students bought an abandoned tenement building in the run-down District VII and took out loans to remodel the space. They filled the empty space with art and transformed it into a café called Szimpla. The unexpected success of Szimpla drew young Hungarians through the seedy streets of District VII to fill the building’s courtyard and corridors and Szimpla became Szimpla Kert, or the Simple Garden. As a multi-level bar, venue, and sensory overload, it cemented its spot on the top 10 lists of Budapest, pioneered the ruin bar concept, and spurred the movement that followed.
After Szimpla Kert, more buildings were bought and renovated and ruin bars began popping up everywhere, transforming District VII into the new heart of the city. Though the abandoned tenement buildings are not unique to this neighborhood alone (World War II and the Soviet era left many buildings throughout the city beyond repair), the proximity of the district to the downtown hotels, classical sights, and landmarks made it a central location for both tourists and locals.
In the creative spirit of the movement, every ruin pub that opened its doors brought something new to the scene. While Szimpla Kert monopolized on their eclectic furnishings, new ruin bars established their own style within the realm of organized chaos. Instant, the largest ruin bar in the city, appears and sounds from the outside to be your run-of-the-mill night club, but inside holds a maze of interconnected dance floors, chill-out rooms papered with sheet music, and hidden basement cafes. On the other side of the spectrum, the ruin bar restaurant Mazel Tov serves up a garden-style gastronomic experience within the walls of a neglected brick building, honoring District VII’s Jewish history.
It takes more than a location inside of one of the district’s forgotten buildings and some graffiti to make a ruin bar. No ruin bar is complete without a barrage of impulses and stimuli that keep visitors moving throughout the space. This chaos is carefully planned. Many ruin bars organize different events to keep the spontaneity alive — from film screenings to exhibitions, live music and lectures, and even farmer’s markets for the Sunday morning crowd.
Though hardly a secret anymore, the underground vibe and post-apocalyptic aesthetic still draw visitors into the depths of District VII. Though they have officially become “Hungaricum,” a distinctly Hungarian tradition, ruin bars exist to reinvent themselves.
On my third night out in Budapest, I found myself at PONT, the ruin bar inside a ruin bar. Tucked in the back corner of Fogashaz, PONT is one of the youngest ruin bars in the district and already known among locals as the bar to visit. The music is strictly nostalgic, spanning from 90’s dance hits to old school 50 Cent. With bare walls and sleek design, the only art to be found here is projected onto the wall above a unfinished-wood paneled DJ booth. Colorful animations depict brightly colored shapes and hallucinatory cartoons. Instead of graffiti and sculpture, there was digital chaos, a clash of cultures. It was a long way off from Szimpla Kert’s junkyard chic style, but the spirit of rebellion was thriving.
In just a few days, I had seen the evolution of ruin bars — where they began and where they are going. Change might startle visitors whose best and wildest memories of Budapest were made during a night out in District VII, but ruin bars are a movement defined by distinction and connected through the common impulse to rebel. Each is a world of its own to explore and, with tourism on the rise in Hungary, even more people will be able to immerse themselves in the ruins of District VII. Not one bar will tell the same story.


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Canada has pledged $50-million in foreign-aid funding to support vulnerable Palestinians coping with the effects of the continuing humanitarian crisis and boost economic prosperity for women and youth in the West Bank and Gaza.
International Development Minister Marie-Claude Bibeau announced the new money on Monday, following her trip to Israel and the West Bank. She said the funding will help support a two-state solution to the decades-long Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
"These initiatives will ultimately help the Palestinian people to build the social and economic conditions necessary for a two-state solution,” Ms. Bibeau said in a statement.
Israeli ambassador to Canada, Nimrod Barkan, said Canada’s contributions to peace and a two-state solution through its assistance to Palestinians, particularly women and girls, are “indispensable.”
Ms. Bibeau said Canada will provide $12.65-million to various international organizations, such as the World Food Programme and the United Nations Children’s Fund, to respond to the urgent needs of the most vulnerable groups in the West Bank and Gaza, including survivors of gender-based violence and people with disabilities.
Four non-government organizations will also receive a total of $37-million in Canadian taxpayer dollars to increase economic opportunities for Palestinians, especially for women and youth: CARE Canada, Mercy Corps International, Save the Children Canada and CowaterSogema International, Canada’s largest international development consulting firm.
Save the Children Canada, which received $8-million over four years for its project that will help young female Palestinians build businesses, said the funding will help address gender-based barriers to entrepreneurship.
Tarek Loubani, a Canadian-Palestinian doctor who has travelled to Gaza numerous times to provide medical care, is hopeful Monday’s announcement is a sign that Canada will support more life-saving projects in the region, including one he is pitching that would help maintain electricity in hospitals.
“We don’t have a final decision but we are very optimistic that the Canadian government and Global Affairs Canada understand the value of a project like solar panels on hospitals in Gaza,” Dr. Loubani told The Globe and Mail.
Dr. Loubani met with Indigenous Affairs Minister Jane Philpott on Monday to discuss the project – the latest in a series of meetings in his effort to get all of the federal political parties on board.

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- 1 Investment In Gold Bonds
- 1.1 What Is A Gold Ira?
- 1.2 Regularly Asked Inquiries
Investment In Gold Bonds
Gold has been utilized as a type of money or store of value since human people initial began over 4000 years earlier. There is a reason that societies throughout the world that had no call with each various other all valued Gold. While it might not have an too much quantity of useful applications when compared to various other steels there are 2 aspects that aid to preserve its worth. Investment In Gold Bonds
Gold is not a steel that breaks down with time nor does it rust. A lot of steels will damage down gradually that makes them poor options to hold value. The 2nd as well as possibly essential factor is that gold is uncommon. If there were an overabundance of it it would certainly not be virtually as valuable.
This is led lots of to ask yourself whether investing in gold is a excellent idea for your retired life. This is a excellent idea. While it is important to expand amongst different possession classes gold is a fantastic bush versus rising cost of living and also other negative economic impacts. Among the very best methods to invest in gold as a way to save towards retirement is by opening up a gold Individual Retirement Account. But just what is a gold Individual Retirement Account?
What Is A Gold Ira?
A gold Individual Retirement Account is really similar to a regular IRA other than that the account will certainly be moneyed utilizing gold in the kind of bars as well as bullion rather than stocks or bonds. These are Individual retirement accounts that are also open to purchasing other kinds of precious metals like silver or platinum too. There are a couple of caveats that can complicate the decision of whether or not to purchase this type of account for your retired life.
The primary benefit of an Individual Retirement Account is that it postpones the tax obligations on any type of incomes from your investments. Gold does not create any kind of earnings nonetheless so it may not always make sense. This does not suggest that it is a poor financial investment though there are still a number of reasons why you ought to take into consideration adding this to your portfolio. Gold As Well As Precious Metals For Retirement.
Naturally one of the most standard elements of investing is diversification. It is unwise to put every one of your eggs in one basket in a manner of speaking. As if the worth of this financial investment declines after that it can impact your whole profile. Here are a few of the leading factors that you ought to consider diversifying your profile to include gold as well as various other precious metals. Investment In Gold Bonds
Leading Reasons To Have Gold In Your Pension
- Can Hold Multiple Precious Metals.
- Paper Asset Investments
- Diversify Your Profile
- Hedge Versus Rising cost of living
A common Roth Individual Retirement Account is a type of managed investment where you can pick the allowance portions of your profile yet does not have control over the exact information of the investments. While this is not always a negative thing it does brighten a little bit of liberty from your option of investing alternatives. A gold IRA his completely self-directed meaning that you select each and every detail on your own.
Can Hold Several Precious Metals
A gold Individual Retirement Account is capable of holding greater than simply gold. There are a number of rare-earth elements that are allowed among these financial investment accounts. Along with gold, you can hold different sorts of silver, platinum, and also palladium. This is terrific as it enables also more diversity of your portfolio.
Paper Asset Investments
In addition to an actual physical collection of rare-earth elements, it is additionally possible to purchase certain by-products and exchange-traded funds that are based on these rare-earth elements. These are described as paper possession financial investments and also they are in fact with the ability of producing income where the tax obligation can be deferred.
Diversify Your Portfolio
You have probably listened to the suggestions to diversify your profile sufficient to make you want to draw your hair out. There is a reason that numerous individuals shout this at you throughout fundamental monetary education and learning. It is since it genuinely is advantageous for your retirement as overtime various possession courses will enhance as well as reduce in worth however by expanding you can decrease the damaging results of this.
Hedge Versus Inflation
Ultimately one of the most significant factors that individuals purchase gold as an investment in the first place is to secure themselves versus rising cost of living. While paper money value rises and decreases gradually gold is normally much more secure.
Gold Individual Retirement Account Providers
There are a few firms that offer the services of gold IRAs. Not all of them are made equal, however. Here are a couple of points to keep an eye bent on make sure that you are collaborating with a top quality service provider. Investment In Gold Bonds
Indicators A Gold Individual Retirement Account Company Deserves Collaborating With
- Proven Record
- Wonderful Client Service
- Open To Feedback
Proven Track Record.
Among the extremely first things to watch out for when you are shopping around for a company is their record. Have they been helping customers in the sector for simply a few months or four decades? Are the consumers that have been with them delighted with the services that they have received? If the response to these 2 inquiries are of course there’s a good chance that this business deserves collaborating with.
Great Customer Care
There is more to a business than just a fantastic track record. Given that they are mosting likely to be handling such an vital facet of your monetary life it is necessary that they are not a migraine to deal with. The very best service providers will have exceptional client service as well as make you constantly really feel valued and valued.
While it is very easy to think that most people are currently knowledgeable about the details of their investments a top notch gold IRA service provider will certainly go out of their method to make sure that you have every one of the details you need. If you really feel that they are cleaning you off that is a significant warning. Make certain to ask lots of questions during your very first meeting with them to obtain a feeling for exactly how eager they are to aid inform you.
Open up to Responses
Finally, the last point to keep an eye out for is exactly how open up to comments the business is. While they are obviously the professionals and there is a good chance that they have a better understanding of the marketplace than you do inevitably no person is best. If they hesitate to also hear your feedback that is an additional huge warning. Nevertheless, if they are open to review any type of responses you have you ought to feel comfy working with them.
Must You Have Gold In Your Pension
It is difficult to provide a blanket suggestion on whether these sorts of investment accounts are a great suitable for your monetary goals or not. This is always going to be a question that you need to answer on your own. They are fantastic throughout market downturns as gold historically exceeds stocks throughout economic difficulty. Gold is also excellent as a bush against inflation. Eventually whether those two variables deserve opening an totally new make up you is mosting likely to be for you to determine.
Regularly Asked Inquiries
Exactly how Good Of An Financial Investment Is A Gold Individual retirement account
A gold IRA can be a terrific investment depending on your circumstances. If it looks like there is mosting likely to be a market slump after that the chances are that it would certainly deserve investing in these as supplies will decline as these will obtain worth. If there are signs of rising cost of living than there is additionally a fantastic opportunity that it would deserve including a little gold to your profile.
Is It Possible To Own Gold In An Individual retirement account
Not just is it feasible to own gold in an Individual Retirement Account that has tax-deferred earnings but you can hold several other types of precious metals. These steels consist of silver, platinum, and also palladium. Investment In Gold Bonds
What Are The Details Of A Gold Ira Rollover
In a gold IRA, you will have a custodian that holds the possessions for you. The gold that is in your profile will certainly be held at an Internal Revenue Service approved vault. Any revenues that Scout generates will certainly have all of the tax-deferred till you withdraw.
How To Market Gold That Is In Your Individual retirement account
Commonly the process to liquidate the possessions that you are holding in your gold Individual Retirement Account is fairly uncomplicated. The majority of the moment all you will certainly need to do is call your broker agent as well as request for the specific demands to sell your gold. If you have fulfilled the demands after that all you will require to do is inquire to go ahead and liquidate your possessions. If there are needs you still require to fulfill you have to complete those first, however.

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HB 86 (BR 441) - J. Wayne, M. Marzian, R. Smart, G. Stumbo
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Amend KRS 141.066 and 141.0205 to implement a Kentucky earned income tax credit; amend KRS 141.200 to require combined reporting of business income; amend KRS 141.120 to implement a throwback rule for income not taxed elsewhere and to provide sourcing of certain sales; amend KRS 141.205 to disallow tax haven transactions and require disclosure of all reportable transactions; amend KRS 136.310, 136.530, 141.040, 141.0401, 141.121, 141.206, and 141.420 to conform; provide that the Act applies to taxable years beginning on or after January 1, 2016.
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In late, 2020 Remington Firearms company was broken up in a huge bankruptcy case. The company was split up and only now are all the pieces starting to reopen and employees are returning to work. The brand name was essentially split as well with the firearms and ammunition both using the name but owned by different companies.
The company that makes Remington firearms reopened at the beginning of march with the iconic 870 shotgun being the first gun. Now the company that owns the ammunition side of Remington has swung into full-time production. Hopefully, making a dent in the nationwide ammunition shortage hunters, shooters, and gun enthusiasts are suffering from.
According to Randy Wakeman, Vista Outdoors the parent company of Federal Ammunition and Bushnell acquired the Remington Ammunition brand and all of its holdings from Franklin, JP Morgan Chase, and other creditors for $81.4 million at auction.
This transaction caused production and employment to slip, but as of April of 2021. Remington’s factories in Arkansas are back to not only full production but have kicked production into overdrive and are working as hard as they can to get the ammo shortage under control.
Randy Wakeman released a video on YouTube explaining the steps the company has taken to get things going and address the issues sportsmen are having.


By FRANCO PANIZO
The final hours of the summer transfer window figure to have plenty of movement, and one young American midfielder is already on his way to a new club.
Duane Holmes has joined League Two side Bury via a loan from Championship outfit Huddersfield Town, it was announced on Saturday. The loan runs through January 5, and should give the 19-year-old midfielder plenty of playing opportunities to continue his development.
Several League One teams were said to be interested in Holmes, but Bury ultimately won the sweepstakes for the youngster.
Holmes is in his second season as a professional, and did not appear to be in Huddersfield’s plans for the season after making just one appearance off the bench in Capital One Cup action. He made five appearances for Huddersfield last season and also made five more for Yeovil Town during a short loan there.
What do you think of Holmes going to Bury on loan? Prefer to have seen him drop to England’s third tier instead the fourth for playing time? How will he do there?
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Emilia Clarke is leveraging her star power to help offer relief amid the novel coronavirus pandemic.
The “Game of Thrones” star will have a virtual, socially distant dinner with 12 lucky fans. There is one condition though. To qualify for the random selection, you have to donate to Clarke’s SameYou charity.
SameYou assists people in recovering from brain injuries and strokes. The organization is pivoting by helping people with brain injuries recover at home to help free up hospital beds for COVID-19 patients.
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Dearest ones, from my isolation booth I write to you with a plea for help! Due to the current frightening and ever changing coronavirus emergency please would you help me raise £250,000, by donating through the link in my Bio, to provide stroke and brain injury patients with essential support!! This fund will also help in freeing up the hospital beds needed to deal with the pandemic, to care for those who also need a space to heal. 100% of your generosity will fund virtual rehab clinic support in the coming weeks… a very big task and a very big ask but you are all very big hearted souls so I know you’ll want to help me help them! ❤🏆❤ @sameyouorg #togethertogethertogether
“We’ll cook it together and eat it together,” the “GoT” star pitched. “We will discuss lots of things — isolation and fear and also, funny videos. And, you know, the fact that I can’t really cook. So it’s going to be fun.”
Clarke seeks to raise nearly $450,000 for SameYou. You can donate to the cause and enter for your chance to win a virtual date with Clarke by clicking here.
Questions about COVID-19? Here are some things you need to know:
Health officials caution against all international travel. Returning travellers are asked to self-isolate for 14 days in case they develop symptoms and to prevent spreading the virus to others.
Symptoms can include fever, cough and difficulty breathing — very similar to a cold or flu. Some people can develop a more severe illness. People most at risk of this include older adults and people with severe chronic medical conditions like heart, lung or kidney disease. If you develop symptoms, contact public health authorities.
To prevent the virus from spreading, experts recommend frequent handwashing and coughing into your sleeve. They also recommend minimizing contact with others, staying home as much as possible and maintaining a distance of two metres from other people if you go out.
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Led by Western Australian Institute for Medical Research (WAIMR) Director Professor Peter Klinken, the scientists have screened a large collection of drug-like molecules and recently identified a number of compounds which can increase levels of the Hls5, the gene known to block growth of cancerous cells.
"This discovery is very encouraging and a great step forward in our quest to create new cancer treatments," said Professor Klinken.
"Because of the role Hls5 plays in keeping cell growth at a normal rate, we expect that these compounds will greatly slow down the growth of cancer cells."
The Hls5 tumour suppressor gene was reported by Professor Klinken's team in 2004.
The group's research has revealed that people who don't have the gene - or those who have a mutated or inactive form of the gene - are more likely to develop certain types of cancer.
In conjunction with WA-based biotechnology company BioPharmica, the WAIMR team has spent more than a year screening 70,000 compounds which increase Hls5 levels.
"Our preliminary data reveals that several of these compounds do indeed markedly slow down the growth of human cancer cells," said Professor Klinken.
"Importantly, we also know through computer modeling that nearly all of these compounds have drug-like qualities."
"From here, we take the research to the next phase of laboratory testing with the ultimate hope of investigating if one of these molecules can be used to create a fresh treatment that can slow growth of cancer cells in patients."