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In today’s digital age, protecting patient data is crucial for healthcare organizations. However, a recent study revealed that only 30% of patients trust their healthcare providers to keep their personal information secure.
To bridge this gap and enhance patient trust, effective communication of data privacy policies is essential. This article explores the key elements of successful communication strategies, including transparency, engagement, and technology utilization, to ensure patients are well-informed and confident in the protection of their sensitive information.
- Clear communication and transparency in privacy policies are essential for building trust with patients.
- Patient engagement in the development and evaluation of privacy policies is crucial for ensuring their trust and understanding.
- Effective communication strategies, such as clear and concise explanations, should be used to address patient concerns and alleviate anxieties.
- Leveraging technology, such as interactive platforms and personalized notifications, can enhance the communication and understanding of privacy policies.
The Importance of Clear Communication
Clear communication is crucial for effectively conveying data privacy policies and building trust with patients.
In the healthcare industry, where sensitive personal information is shared and stored, patients need assurance that their data is being protected and used responsibly. Trust building is essential, as patients are more likely to disclose personal information and actively engage in their healthcare when they feel confident in the privacy and security of their data.
To build trust, healthcare organizations must adopt effective communication techniques when conveying data privacy policies to patients. First and foremost, language should be clear, concise, and easily understandable. Avoiding technical jargon and using plain language ensures that patients can comprehend the policies and the ways in which their data will be handled.
Additionally, providing transparency and being upfront about the organization’s data privacy practices helps to establish credibility and trust.
Furthermore, healthcare organizations should utilize various communication channels to reach patients effectively. This may include providing information through patient portals, sending regular email notifications, or displaying privacy policies prominently on their website. By using multiple channels, organizations can ensure that patients are aware of and have easy access to the information they need to make informed decisions about their data.
Building Patient Trust Through Transparency
Building patient trust in data privacy requires transparency in the communication of privacy policies. One way to achieve this is by using clear and understandable language in privacy policies, avoiding jargon or technical terms that may confuse patients.
Additionally, regular updates to privacy policies can demonstrate a commitment to keeping patients informed and maintaining trust in the handling of their data.
To effectively communicate data privacy policies and build patient trust through transparency, healthcare organizations should consider the following:
Use plain language: Avoid technical jargon and complex terms that may confuse patients. Instead, use simple and easy-to-understand language that clearly explains how their data will be collected, used, and protected.
Regular Policy Updates
Regular policy updates and ongoing transparency are essential for building patient trust in data privacy.
Patients want to know that their personal information is being handled responsibly and in compliance with the latest regulations. By regularly updating their privacy policies, healthcare organizations demonstrate their commitment to staying current with industry best practices and ensuring policy compliance. These updates should include any changes in data collection, storage, and sharing practices, as well as any updates to the organization’s security measures.
Additionally, organizations should clearly communicate these updates to patients through various channels such as email, website notifications, or patient portals. By keeping patients informed about policy changes and demonstrating a commitment to transparency, healthcare organizations can foster trust and confidence in their data privacy practices.
Key Elements of Effective Data Privacy Policies
Within effective data privacy policies, there are key elements that play a crucial role in gaining patient trust. These elements ensure that patients’ personal information is handled responsibly and securely, and that their rights and preferences are respected. Here are three essential components of effective data privacy policies:
Clear and Transparent Consent Management: Patients should have a clear understanding of how their data will be collected, used, and shared. Privacy policies should clearly outline the purposes for which data will be processed, and provide an easy-to-understand consent process. This includes obtaining explicit consent for sensitive data, such as medical records, and giving patients the ability to withdraw their consent at any time.
Accessibility and Readability: Privacy policies should be written in clear and simple language that is easily understandable for patients. The use of technical jargon and complex legal terms should be avoided. Additionally, privacy policies should be easily accessible to patients, either through the organization’s website or other means, to ensure transparency and facilitate informed decision-making.
Strategies for Communicating Privacy Policies
The article explores various strategies for effectively communicating privacy policies to enhance patient trust. Building awareness and ensuring effective messaging are key elements in this process. Healthcare organizations must proactively inform patients about their data privacy policies to establish transparency and foster trust.
To effectively communicate privacy policies, organizations can employ the following strategies:
Clear and concise language: Use simple and easily understandable language to convey privacy policies. Avoid complex legal jargon that may confuse patients.
Visual aids: Incorporate visual elements such as infographics or diagrams to enhance understanding and engagement. Visuals can simplify complex concepts and make the information more accessible.
Interactive platforms: Utilize interactive platforms, such as websites or mobile applications, to present privacy policies. These platforms can personalize the information and allow patients to navigate through the policies at their own pace.
The table below provides a visual representation of these strategies:
|Strategies for Communicating Privacy Policies|
|1. Clear and concise language|
|2. Visual aids|
|3. Interactive platforms|
- Conducting patient surveys or focus groups to gather feedback on existing privacy policies and identify areas for improvement.
- Hosting town hall meetings or workshops to educate patients about privacy policies and their rights, as well as to gather their opinions and concerns.
- Creating patient advisory groups or committees that actively participate in the development and evaluation of privacy policies, ensuring that patient perspectives are taken into account.
Ultimately, this can lead to increased patient trust and satisfaction in healthcare organizations.
Addressing Patient Concerns and Questions
Addressing patient concerns and questions is crucial in building trust and confidence in data privacy policies.
Transparency in privacy policies is essential, as patients want to know how their personal information is being handled and protected.
Effective communication strategies, such as clear and concise explanations, can help address patient concerns and alleviate any anxieties they may have about the security of their data.
Clearly define the scope and purpose of data collection: Patients should be informed about what personal data is collected, how it is used, and who has access to it.
Offer accessible channels for questions and concerns: Enable patients to seek clarification or express concerns about their privacy by providing contact information or a dedicated help center.
Effective Communication Strategies
To effectively address patient concerns and questions, healthcare organizations should proactively communicate their data privacy policies in a clear and transparent manner. This can be accomplished through the use of effective communication channels and targeted messaging.
Healthcare organizations should utilize a variety of communication channels, such as email, newsletters, websites, and social media platforms, to reach patients and provide them with the necessary information about data privacy policies.
It is important to tailor the messaging to the specific concerns and questions that patients may have, addressing any potential fears or uncertainties.
Building Patient Confidence
By listening attentively and providing thorough answers, healthcare organizations can alleviate patient concerns and foster confidence in their data privacy policies. Building patient confidence is crucial in ensuring patient empowerment and trust in healthcare organizations’ data privacy practices.
To address patient concerns and questions effectively, healthcare organizations can employ the following trust-building strategies:
- Transparency: Clearly communicate the purpose, collection, storage, and usage of patient data.
- Education: Provide educational resources to help patients understand the importance of data privacy and how their information is protected.
- Accessibility: Make it easy for patients to access their own data, update their preferences, and exercise control over their information.
The training of staff on effective communication of data privacy policies is essential to build patient trust. Staff members play a crucial role in implementing and upholding privacy policies within healthcare organizations. Therefore, providing them with the necessary training methods and ensuring their engagement is vital in effectively conveying privacy policies to patients.
When it comes to training methods, organizations should consider a combination of approaches. Interactive workshops and seminars can be effective in educating staff members about the importance of privacy policies and the potential consequences of non-compliance. These sessions can also provide practical guidance on how to communicate these policies to patients in a clear and concise manner.
Additionally, regular refresher sessions and ongoing training programs should be implemented to keep staff members updated on any changes or updates to privacy policies. This will help ensure that staff members maintain a high level of knowledge and understanding in order to effectively communicate privacy policies to patients.
Case Studies: Successful Communication of Privacy Policies
Successful communication of privacy policies can be achieved through the use of creative visual aids, such as infographics or diagrams, to simplify complex information and make it more accessible to patients.
Lastly, engaging storytelling techniques can be employed to create a narrative around privacy policies, making them more relatable and engaging for patients, thereby enhancing their understanding and trust.
Creative Visual Aids
While there are many approaches to effectively communicate privacy policies, case studies showcasing the successful utilization of creative visual aids have proven to be particularly impactful in fostering patient trust. Creative presentation and visual storytelling techniques can help simplify complex privacy policies and make them more accessible to patients.
Here are three examples of how creative visual aids have been used to enhance patient trust:
Infographics: Using visually appealing graphics and concise text, infographics can effectively convey key information about privacy policies in an easily understandable format.
Interactive tools: Interactive tools, such as interactive websites or quizzes, allow patients to actively participate in learning about privacy policies, making the process more interactive and enjoyable.
Clear and Concise Language
How can healthcare organizations effectively communicate privacy policies using clear and concise language?
One approach is to use plain language and simplified terms that are easily understandable to patients. By avoiding complex legal jargon and technical terminology, healthcare organizations can ensure that patients can easily comprehend the privacy policies and their rights regarding their personal health information.
Case studies have shown that using clear and concise language in privacy policies can enhance patient trust and improve their overall experience with healthcare organizations. For example, instead of using terms like ‘protected health information,’ organizations can use simpler terms like ‘your medical records.’
Engaging Storytelling Techniques
Utilizing engaging storytelling techniques has proven effective in communicating privacy policies and establishing patient trust, as demonstrated by case studies. When it comes to engaging patients and ensuring they understand data privacy policies, storytelling can be a powerful tool.
Here are three ways storytelling techniques can enhance patient engagement:
Personal anecdotes: Sharing real-life stories of how privacy policies have protected patients’ sensitive information can help create a connection and build trust.
Visual storytelling: Using visuals, such as infographics or videos, can make privacy policies more accessible and engaging for patients.
In conclusion, effective communication of data privacy policies is crucial in gaining and maintaining patient trust. By being transparent and providing clear information, healthcare organizations can ensure patients feel secure about the handling of their personal data.
Monitoring and evaluating these efforts will enable organizations to continuously improve their communication methods and build strong relationships with their patients.


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Prince Takes Over the 'Arsenio Hall Show,' Debuts New Funky Song
The "Purple Rain" singer, who was the show's only guest, talked omelets, hair peeves and launched into lengthy guitar solos.
Prince really was the man of the hour on Wednesday night when he was the sole guest invited onto The Arsenio Hall Show.
His purple highness focused on guitar solos over enlightening information when he took over the show, which was filmed on Tuesday but aired on Wednesday.
The "Purple Rain" singer, who revealed his gift for comedy when he guest-starred on New Girl after the Super Bowl on Feb. 2, did show his funny side during the interview, dishing to host Arsenio Hall about a wide range of random topics -- from his breakfast skills to hair quirks.
While he did not share any news about recordings or tours in 2014, he did offer a few tidbits about himself:
- He can cook omelets. "All my friends have high cholesterol," he joked.
- His favorite new composition is "The Breakdown."
- His pet peeve is strangers touching his hair. "I was at an Oscars party," he said, "and people kept bumping into me. And it always seems to be dudes."
- On the slow-down of his output: "We live in a singles market. I come from the old school and love making albums. You wait until you have other songs to go with (ones you like). Without a contract, there's no rush to do an album."
When it came time to hit the stage, Prince and the New Power Generation, with an assist from an 11-piece horn section, performed a new song, "FUNKNROLL," and a pair of lesser-known tunes, "She's Always in My Hair" and "Mutiny" for an audience, half of which was wearing shades of purple.
See video of the three-song performance below:
Segments of this story first appeared on Billboard.com.

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As Dominica aims to be a safe destination hub for travelers the Discover Dominica Authority has announced outbound travelers can now schedule Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) and Antigen tests in advance.
Destination Marketing Manager Kimberly King, urges travellers to schedule their required tests for their departure as early as possible after arriving.
PCR tests cost one hundred Eastern Caribbean Dollars ($100 EC) and travelers are reminded to walk with the printed receipt, passport, and vaccination card on the day of testing.
Antigen tests can also be obtained at La Falaise Lab and Adam’s Pharmacy in Roseau where travelers will receive results within one hour of testing.
Destination Marketing Manager, Kimberly King.

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Hi, I'm Shantaie and I have a sweet little Valentine set to share with you. Remember those little cardboard boxes filled with various Valentine note cards to hand out to our classmates? I recall there was always at least one particularly "romantic" saying that was both thrilling and embarrassing to give out! Ah the "good old days"! My Valentines were inspired by those little notes traded in elementary school, but much more grown up and glam.
I picked a new SRM clear bag envelope to showcase the Valentines and all the little bits and pieces to give as a gift. I cut my Valentines from a Crafty Secrets creative scraps print, and embellished them with glitter and and gold doilies I added sweet sentiments from the love fancy sticker sentiments and Valentine Stickers by the dozen.
The bag contains several glass glittered cards and sweet little bits like tickets, buttons, and sequins to use on your cards or envelopes. Some of the cards are decked out with twine and little clothes pins. To finish the gift bag I embellished the top with lace and a velvet knot, a canvas tag with a clear square sticker and a pearl heart stick pin.
I hope you were inspired to revamp the Valentine note card and make a set of them for yourself...or for someone you "like like"! :)

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Dutch artist Jalila Essaidi is donning a lab coat which she hopes will one day be made of cow manure. Yes, cow manure. She hopes to develop a solution to the environmental problems in the Netherlands and worldwide caused by an overabundance of farm animal waste.
The Netherlands isn't the only country with a cow poop problem. Animal operations like dairy farms and feedlots all over the world produce mind-boggling volumes of manure every year. Manure contains chemical elements like nitrogen and phosphorus — the stuff we put on our gardens in the form of fertilizers — which are natural parts of every ecosystem, and essential for plant and animal growth. But those same substances can also can be incredibly toxic to the water, air and soil in large quantities.
Many countries in the world have regulations in place to cap how much of these nutrients that can escape into the environment, and the nutrient output in the Netherlands has already exceeded what its government currently deems acceptable, and is much higher than their goals of further reducing nutrient output from dairy farms in the coming years. (Think this is just a modern problem? Think again — check out this Stuff You Missed in History Class podcast episode about a similar problem more than 100 years ago.)
As it is, Dutch dairy farmers currently have to limit how many cows they keep and pay the government to safely dispose of their manure, causing some friction between farmers and the government. But Essaidi has a goal of neutralizing these political and environmental problems by turning that cow manure into a material she calls Mestic (a play on “mest,” the Dutch word for manure) that can be used to make paper, plastics and fabrics.
Making Mestic involves first treating manure at its farm of origin, which requires separating the urine from the feces — a process Essaidi's team is still working on. Once the right components of the waste are extracted, they're taken to the lab to chemically break them down into high-grade bio-plastic and cellulose pulp.
With these raw materials, almost anything is possible, from plastic plates to couture dresses.
Essaidi and her team are working toward creating a product that can be extruded through a 3-D printer, and they're even planning to build a bridge out of manure-based material, as soon as they figure out how to create a product that isn't biodegradable.
Here's a little more from Mestic about the weird new eco-fashion process:

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2016 Outlook: Allen missed 10 games because of injury over the past two seasons, delaying what seemed like a surefire rise to the upper echelon of the wide receiver rankings. When healthy, Allen has been a tremendous asset. As a rookie in 2013, he finished 17th among wide receivers in fantasy points. Through eight weeks last season, Allen ranked seventh in standard leagues and fourth in PPR and posted top-11 outings four times. But after lacerating his kidney in Week 8, Allen missed the rest of the season. With Philip Rivers still under center, a healthy Allen should bounce back in a big way this season.
2016 Outlook: Compare Hilton's 2014 and 2015 stats and you'll see how badly the Colts missed Andrew Luck. Hilton finished 15th among wide receivers in targets in both seasons. But last season, his receptions, yardage, TDs, catch rate, yards per reception and fantasy points all declined from 2014. Why? A whopping 28.5 percent of balls thrown in Hilton's direction were off target, more than double his 2014 rate of 13.3 percent. So with Luck back this year, you can bank on Hilton's resurgence. The 26-year-old deep threat should post WR2 numbers.
2016 Outlook: Edelman would be in the WR1 conversation if not for his injury issues. He has emerged as Tom Brady's favorite receiver, averaging 9.4 targets per game over the past three seasons. (Rob Gronkowski sits at 8.5 during the same span.) But Edelman has played a full 16-game slate just once in his career and appeared in only nine games last season. He scored seven times in that limited run, though, and finished as a top-13 WR during four of those weeks. Edelman is a high-floor WR2 target, especially in PPR.
2016 Outlook: After scoring a total of 15 TDs in his first four seasons, Baldwin exploded for 14 in 2015, which tied for the league lead. Incredibly, through Week 11 Baldwin had scored only three times and ranked tied for 34th among WRs in fantasy points. Over the next six weeks, 11 of his 34 catches went for TDs, and he was fantasy's top performer at the position. Baldwin's TD pace is unsustainable, but his breakout was inevitable. A terrific blocker and efficient receiver, he has been one of the NFL's top all-around WRs for years but had struggled to find targets in Seattle's run-heavy offense. Consider Baldwin a fringe WR2.
2016 Outlook: Landry took a big step forward as Ryan Tannehill's top target in 2015. After catching 84 passes as a rookie, he bumped up that total to 110 last season, which ranked fourth in the league. The problem is that the bulk of those catches came close to the line of scrimmage: He posted a lowly 7.2-yard average depth of target and caught only four TD passes. New coach Adam Gase should help the Dolphins' talented offense become even more productive, though. And even if Landry continues to be used primarily on short routes, he is a safe pick as a WR3 and becomes a borderline WR1 in PPR formats.
2016 Outlook: Maclin signed with Kansas City last offseason, there were serious concerns that Alex Smith's conservative play would crush the veteran receiver's fantasy value. Instead, the underrated Smith force-fed the ball to Maclin, helping his new favorite target post nine top-30 weeks, including four top-10s. Maclin saw fewer deep shots than he did in the Philly offense, but he still managed to score eight TDs while eclipsing 1,000 receiving yards. At 28, Maclin remains in his prime, but durability is a slight concern. He has appeared in all 16 games only twice in his seven-year career. Maclin is a WR3, and his ceiling is low.
2016 Outlook: Cobb looked like a lock for WR1 production last season after Jordy Nelson tore his ACL. Instead, he struggled with consistency like the rest of the Green Bay offense and took a big step backward in terms of efficiency: Cobb's catch rate fell from 73 percent to 62 percent, and his yards per reception dropped from 14.1 to 10.5. Nelson's return figures to give the Packers' offense a boost, but Cobb will be hard to trust after laying an egg when he was presented with such a great opportunity. Cobb is only 26 and has Aaron Rodgers under center, but he should still be viewed as a WR3.
2016 Outlook: Decker has ranked among the top 10 wide receivers during three of the past four seasons, making him one of the most underrated players in fantasy. The definition of consistent, he posted a top-30 WR week in all 15 of his games last season. Decker ended up with 80 receptions, 1,027 yards and 12 TDs. There was nothing fluky about that TD total: He was targeted within 3 yards of the goal line a league-high 27 times and racked up 20 end zone targets, third most in the NFL. On draft day, consider Decker a safe WR3 target.
2016 Outlook: Calvin Johnson's shocking decision to retire should benefit Tate. Back in 2014, the Lions played five games in which Johnson was sidelined or limited. During those weeks, Tate totaled 39 receptions for 599 yards and three TDs. Only four wide receivers scored more fantasy points. Even with Johnson in the mix last season, Tate racked up 128 targets (18th among WRs) and 90 catches (ninth). Tate is primarily a short-area target, but high volume in Detroit's pass-heavy offense will allow WR3 production. Just don't expect him to score a lot of touchdowns.
2016 Outlook: The 2015 season was a tale of two halves for Moncrief. After seven weeks, he ranked 21st among WRs in fantasy points and had 34 catches for 381 yards and five TDs. But over his final nine games, Moncrief caught only 30 passes for 352 yards and one score, making him fantasy's No. 68 wide receiver. Of course, he was playing without Andrew Luck for most of that stretch. The former third-round pick will be just 23 years old to start the season and should be the Colts' No. 2 WR opposite T.Y. Hilton. Now that Luck is back, Moncrief should vault into WR3 consideration.
2016 Outlook: Sanders was the victim of poor QB play last season. He dropped from fourth in receptions among WRs in 2014 to 20th last season, fell from fifth to 14th in yardage and from tied for 12th to tied for 23rd in TDs, despite being targeted only six fewer times. The problem was that 26.7 percent of balls thrown his way were off target, compared with 19.1 percent in 2014. The Broncos' unsettled QB situation spells more trouble, and it's likely Gary Kubiak will revert to a run-first scheme without Peyton Manning. Target volume thus becomes a concern in addition to efficiency, leaving Sanders as a WR3.
2016 Outlook: the Carolina offense enjoyed a breakout 2015 campaign, but imagine how much better it could have been with its No. 1 receiver. After an impressive rookie campaign in which Benjamin posted 1,008 receiving yards, he tore his ACL last August. During his big rookie season, the 6-foot-5, 245-pound Benjamin scored nine TDs thanks to an NFL-high 24 end zone targets. Expect him to slide comfortably back into his role as Cam Newton's go-to wide receiver and become one of the few players in the league with the potential for 12-plus TDs.
2016 Outlook: Injuries before and during the season--hamstring, knee, fingers--quelled optimism for a fourth-year breakout and led to another pedestrian campaign for Floyd. He ended up 32nd among WRs in fantasy points, but he did manage six top-25 finishes during his 15 games. At 26, Floyd now enters a contract year. He carries some risk and will compete for Carson Palmer's attention with Larry Fitzgerald and John Brown, but it's not out of the question for him to emerge as the No. 1 receiver in Arizona's high-scoring offense. He has the high ceiling you want in your third receiver.
2016 Outlook: After failing to reach 1,000 yards for three straight seasons, Fitzgerald bounced back to finish 10th among WRs in fantasy points last year. Look closer, though, and 2015 resembles two distinct seasons for Fitz. Through the first five weeks, he ranked first among WRs in fantasy points on the strength of 35 receptions, 490 yards and six TDs. After, he had 74 catches for 725 yards and three TDs, which left him 34th. Fitzgerald is 33, and while he should remain a fantasy starter, he likely won't repeat his WR1 performance, with David Johnson, Michael Floyd and John Brown taking on increased work.
2016 Outlook: Brown has emerged as one of the league's most explosive deep threats, posting a top-10 average depth of target in each of his first two seasons. Despite being used in a boom-or-bust role, he was more consistent than you might expect. Brown managed only one top-10 week among WRs but placed inside the top 30 in two-thirds of his appearances (tied for ninth among WRs). For the season, he finished in the top 30 in targets, receptions, yardage and TDs. Still on the rise at age 26 and blessed with 4.3 speed, Brown should put together another WR3 campaign.

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Above: The Disney Clown Groupie Faire attraction at park closing
Disney Clown Groupie Faire
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This is the place to come if you have an unnatural clown obsession. Here you can try out clown clothes, read along with clown legends, get a clown tattoo, buy clown hats, and chat up a horrifying clown!
- If you are intolerant of blatant commercialism, then you won't want to go on this attraction.
- After riding this attraction, your kids will want to find something shorter.
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Printed newspapers and glossy magazines are often items that we expect for being close to for a long while and most probably will. But the modern technology and the world-wide-web digital and web based media is becoming more and more favored.
Connected to playboy magazines the collector’s and dealer’s price and identification guide, Who does not love breaking open their favorite publications and settling down to read it from cover to cover? This is one particular pleasure that a lot of customers have turned into a part of their monthly routine. Rushing to the news stands or waiting for your mailman to drop off their magazines for the doorstep.
The earth has travelled a long way in terms of technology and sophistication. Yet none of these changes can replace some things. A person like thing is a feel of holding a crisp new magazine, fresh from the press, delivered right at your doorstep. Some women crave dresses and chocolates while some for magazines. However, the prices of these publications are so exorbitant that the thought of buying just melts away.
Looking for a gift for a male who’s impossible to shop for? Maybe you’re a male who’s looking to expand his horizons. Whatever you may be searching for, you just might find it in a magazine.
You can be an avid reader but finding time to pick magazines up in the rush of lifetime can certainly be a difficult task. This is particularly bad for publications as their sale is affected and the persistent income generated from the sale of magazine drops. This really is linked to playboy magazines the collector’s and dealer’s price and identification guide.
Whether you want variety or special interest, publications provide it all. The earth wide web might seem like it can be relating to the way to replacing journals, but that’s just not happening anytime soon. Glossy pics and in-depth coverage of each and every topic imaginable sent to your door relating to the cheap is a very good deal, even in the net age.
The visitors grow but the magazines fail to do so. Sometimes, the focus of your editor changes to something absolutely different than what the magazine was originally famous for. This disappoints the audience.
“Elle is among the most foremost fashion journals in the earth presently. Considered a style icon in the publishing sphere, Elle is acclaimed globally for its focus on not just fashion; but fitness, lifestyle and more.”


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The Harvard Graduate School of Design’s Future of Streets Spring 2019 option studio in Los Angeles investigated how LA is changing towards a more transit-oriented and denser city on the one hand and becoming a hot battleground for private-sector mobility technologies on the other. The studio investigated the opportunities and tensions that these two parallel developments in LA introduce for different socio-economic groups and explored strategies and tactics that could maximize multi-modal, socially inclusive, and environmentally sustainable outcomes.
by Sunmee Lee (MLA) and Yuebin Dong (MAUD)
“Highways as Public Transit Infrastructure” explores an alternative to the rail network expansion planned in Measure M. In the suburbanized LA context, the extensive highway network supports long-distance commuters. It is however exclusive to car owners and those who can afford rideshare services. This project proposes to use LA’s existing highway network for public transit to offer more equitable and efficient mobility for the future of Los Angeles.
by Finn Vigeland (MUP), Linyu Liu (MAUD)
In Los Angeles, 64% of Metro riders transfer at least once per trip, yet the city’s existing street design prioritizes level of service for cars. This project imagines a new Vermont Avenue built for pedestrians, transit riders, and cyclists, with a focus on improving the experience of people who change from one mode to another on this key corridor.
Solomon Green-Eames (MUP) and Yuzhou Peng (MAUD)
The existing model of transit oriented development has failed to create truly walkable communities. This project proposes an alternative approach, through radical community driven transformations, it seeks to imagine how existing neighborhood commercial areas could become mixed-use, dense and walkable centers, connected together via a network of transit boulevards.
Sang Yoon Lee (MLA), Dora Du (MLAUD)
Existing mechanisms of Transit Oriented Development in Los Angeles usually focus on a negotiation between developer and city agencies, with little opportunity for community input. ‘Streets as Mutualism’ seeks to imagine a process in which TOD can be transformed into a community driven process. Through the usage of a ‘Community Improvement District’ mechanism, a greater number of community focused amenities can be provided on the streets while protecting against displacement.
Amanda Ton (MLA), Ollie Xian (MAUD), Weihsian Chao (MAUD)
Transit Oriented Development in LA has often failed to yield increased ridership in part due to the demographic of those moving into new housing adjacent to transit. In an attempt to reverse this demographic mismatch, this project proposes a better coordination between transit planning, new public housing provision, and street design around the Vermont Station on LA’s Expo Line, leveraging the 2028 Olympics as a catalyst for rapid progress.
Lanchun Zeng (MAUD), Bailun Zhang (MLA)
With 19% of L.A’s metropolitan core being occupied by parking, the development of parking offers a tremendous opportunity to address the city’s affordable housing, need for green space and lack of community amenities. This project investigates what L.A. could gain from reclaiming a portion of current surface parking lots around largescale venues, such as the Staples Center/LA live. By offering Los Angelinos new experience of going to large venues by public transit, this project seeks to change the city’s car-oriented culture and people’s conception about public transportation.
The studio focused on sites surrounding the Expo Line, leading from downtown LA to downtown Santa Monica and explored how the experience of urban travel along the transit corridor could change with the densification of the built fabric, continued investment into transit-oriented communities as well as the advent of automated, shared and electric vehicles. By focusing explicitly on neighborhoods adjacent to a Metro rail line, the studio explored ways in which new mobility technologies could be nudged to complement, rather than compete with public transit options. Towards that end, our focus on shared, electric and automated vehicles predominantly centered on truly shard modes – buses and shuttles. A number of groups explored how lower operational costs resulting from automation could help achieve denser schedules, a more personalized ride-booking interface, improved station designs as well as a better integration with the built environment that surrounds stations. Sites included the USC area, which will serve as the epicenter of LA’s 2028 Olympics, and transit catchment areas around Pico, Exposition Boulevard, Vermont and Crenshaw.
Our work was divided into three phases. The first phase explored the relationship between mobility patterns and built environment in Greater Los Angeles. Student teams developed case-study analyses of existing over- or under-performing Metro rail stations in the LA metropolitan area – stations that are attracting relatively more or less passengers than the number of residents and jobs in their surrounding walksheds would suggest. All of the chosen case-study locations were outside the Expo Line corridor to familiarize the studio with the broader built environment of LA. The second phase of the studio, which started during our week-long trip to LA in February, shifted focus to our main study area – the Expo Line corridor. Student teams investigated the area’s current mobility modes, urban form, land use patterns and demographics and delivered mid-term proposals that explored potential changes in both transit investments and street systems along the entire Expo line corridor. The third and final phase of the studio challenged each team to choose at least one key street / transportation corridor in their study area to elaborate in greater detail how newly envisioned interactions between mobility, urban form, land-use patterns and demographics could unfold in the public right-of-way in ways that lead to socially-inclusive, environmentally sustainable and urbanistically desirable outcomes.
The studio involved thirteen students from three different degree programs at the GSD – Urban Design, Urban Planning and Landscape Architecture, who were organized around six interdisciplinary project teams. The first project by Sunmee and Yuebin explores new mass transit investments adopted in 2016 as part of Measure M – a sales tax increment that will provide $40 billion for new Metro rail lines in LA county by 2047. Exploring an alternative to the planned rail investments, the project investigates how the unique grid of highways that covers LA could be used for dedicated bus rapid transit to achieve five times more new coverage and reach three times more low-income households, while using the same budget as the present metro rail expansion plan. By focusing on highway reuse, the project also seeks to address historic injustices targeted towards low-income communities of color that were cut off and destroyed with highway construction in the past. Solomon’s and Yuzhou’s project investigates how tactical changes in street design and street use around Crenshaw Boulevard could incrementally produce new community retail and service centers, radically transforming both the public realm of the street and the built fabric of LA. Amanda, Weishiang and Xin’s project attempts to address and reverse the geographic mismatch between transit service and rider demographics in LA. By exploring a better coordination between bus service, public housing provision, and street design, the project sees the 2028 LA Olympics as a major opportunity to deliver a new-generation bus system for the city, converting Olympic housing to public housing, and delivering amenity-rich streets that not only cater to the Games, but also deliver a much-needed legacy of amenities to the surrounding marginalized communities. Sang Yoon and Dora’s project explores ways in which the right-of-way of streets could be used to generate lacking amenities and green spaces for historically marginalized communities of color around the USC campus. Building on LA’s rich legacy of Business Improvement Districts (BIDs), they instead propose Community Development Districts (CIDs) – a new funding mechanism that would enable communities to obtain and guide investments to public spaces and amenities from gentrifying real-estate developments that takes place in their neighborhoods. Lanchun and Bailun’s project explores new uses for parking that may be opening up with mobility as a service (MaaS) future. Focusing on the Pico area, which hosts a number of LA’s major entertainment venues – LA Live, LA Expo and Staples Center ¬– their project demonstrates how parking re-use could help make a substantial contribution to LA’s affordable housing shortage and green space access in a densely built-up area. Finally, Finn and Linyu’s project explores better transfer experiences between LA’s public transit options. Focusing on the Vermont corridor between Exposition and Wilshire, it demonstrates how new street layouts, station designs, and transit-oriented development could improve both the travel experience for individuals and the quality of the public realm for communities in LA.
The studio collaborated with a number of public, private and non-profit organizations in LA. City of LA’s Department of City Planning, Department of Transportation, Mayor’s Office and LA Metro were our public sector hosts, supporting site selection, data assembly, local stakeholder outreach and critical feedback. We also teamed up with two important community development, housing and transit justice advocacy organizations – T.R.U.S.T. South LA and Alliance for Community Transit (ACT LA), who work around the studio sites in South LA and beyond. Both of these organizations helped the participants of the studio learn and incorporate the challenges that South LA’s communities have historically faced and continue to face vis a vis transit and city planning. We are particularly grateful to T.R.U.S.T. South LA for hosting a participatory design workshop in their office during our site visit, which enabled GSD students to co-produce and co-imagine with T.R.U.S.T. South LA, ACT LA, Motor Avenue Association, Community Arts Resources (CARS) and Ride On! Bike Shop/Co-Op staff. From the private sector, the studio was generously sponsored by Renault/Nissan Future Lab and Ford Smart Mobility group. The Future Lab staff also organized a unique immersive travel experience for the studio, where students adopted socio-economically representative “personas” for a day and experienced LA’s mobility options first-hand within realistic budgets and between realistic origins and destinations. During our site visit to LA, Rios Clementi Hale (RCH) landscape architecture studio also hosted a GSD alumni gathering and a panel debate around the topic of the studio. We are sincerely grateful to each one of these organizations for supporting the studio and look forward to collaborating again in the future.
Andres Sevtsuk - Associate Professor of Urban Planning and Design, Harvard GSD.
Evan Shieh - Master of Architecture in Urban Design 2019
Syed Ali - Master of Urban Planning 2019
Jose Gomez Ibanez - Harvard GSD
Seleta Reynolds - LA DOT + NACTO
Kris Carter - City of Boston
Eric Avila - UCLA
Renault-Nissan Future Lab
Ford Smart Mobility Team
AdÈ Eric Neff - Founder at Ride On! Bike Co- Op, Leimert Park Village Merchants
Asiyahola Sankara - Organizing Outreach Program Manager, ACT-LA
Christopher Hawthorne - Chief Design Officer, LA Mayor's Office
Claire Bowin - Head of Urban Design, Senior City Planner, Los Angeles DCP
Georgia Sheridan - Senior Director, Transit Oriented Communities, LA Metro
Josefi na Aguilar - Executive Director, T.R.U.S.T. South LA
Katherine Lemmon - Senior Manager, First/Last Mile Planning, LA Metro
Kevin Keller - Deputy Director, Los Angeles DCP
Kris Carter - Co-Chair, Mayor's Office of New Urban Mechanics, City of Boston
Lee Wallach - The Motor Avenue Improvement Association
Marcel Porras - Chief Sustainability Officer, LA DOT
Midori Mizuhara - Director of Planning & Urban Design, CARS-LA
Oscar Monge - Manager, T.R.U.S.T. South LA
Seleta Reynolds - General Manager, Los Angeles DOT, President, National Association of City Transportation Officials (NACTO)
Shana Bonstin - Deputy Director for the Community Planning, Los Angeles DCP
Lily Song - Harvard GSD
Griffin Kantz - MIT Department of Urban Studies & Planning
Daniel Berez - Nelson Nygaard
Tony Gomez-Ibanez - Harvard GSD
Stephen Gray - Harvard GSD
Rahul Mehrotra - Harvard GSD
Allentza Michel - Fairmount Indigo Network in Boston
Kathryn Firth - Harvard GSD

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Adobe Photoshop is the leading picture editing software which is famous for its range of tools and options which are really amazing to create really exceptional photos. By using photoshop you can add different effects in your photo and make it really inspiring for the viewers. The Adobe Photoshop is the reason for many artists popularity because it has all those necessary tools in it which makes it really useful software for the people who have creative minds. By using Adobe Photoshop you get a wide range of possibilities and options which are the reason for masterpieces. It is loaded with the Mercury Graphics Engine which proved that you can do wonders with this software now. You can also learn How To Add Bullet Effect in Photoshop. With Adobe Photoshop you can easily create Fur in the Adobe Photoshop just like a leopard fur. And for that you have to follow these steps.
- First open a new document and set it to dimensions 400×400 px and fill the background with yellow color.
- After that select the brush tool and set it black color and paint the leopard pattern.
- In the third step go to Filter>Blur>Gaussian Blur> set Radius 1px.
- Then go to Filter>Noise>Add Noise> Set amount to 40% and tick the uniform box and monochromatic.
- Next you select the Filter>Blur>Motion Blur>Angle 45, Distance 10.
- Now add some of the lightening effect in your photo and for that purpose you will go to Filter>Render>Lighting Effects and then adjust the direction and dimension of the light.
In this way you will get your Leopard fur pattern in your photos now you can use it in any photo as an effect or you can make it a photo of itself by adding more objects and creating and photo.


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Iran’s Supreme Court upholds death sentence for tycoon
A death sentence on graft charges against Iranian tycoon Babak Zanjani has been confirmed by the Supreme Court
A death sentence on graft charges against Iranian tycoon Babak Zanjani has been confirmed by the Supreme Court. Zanjani, one of the country’s richest businessmen, was convicted of economic fraud.
Iran’s Supreme Court on Saturday upheld the death sentence against Zanjani, but revoked death sentences against two co-defendants, judiciary head Gholamreza Ansari said, according to the body’s official news website, Mizan.
Zanjani was sentenced to death in March. The official IRNA news agency said he was convicted on charges of money laundering and disrupting the national economy.
Zanjani was arrested in 2013 during a crackdown on alleged corruption during Ahmadinejad’s rule. Iran’s Oil Ministry says Zanjani owes more than 2 billion euros ($2.25 billion) for oil sales he made on behalf of Ahmadinejad’s government.
Zanjani’s fortune worth is estimated at $14 billion. He was arrested shortly after the election of President Hassan Rouhani, who ordered a crackdown on alleged corruption during the eight-year rule of his hard-line predecessor.
Iran has in the past executed other wealthy individuals found guilty of similar charges. In 2014, Iran executed billionaire businessman Mahafarid Amir Khosravi over corruption charges.


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After 3 years later, TVB new drama, The Righteous Fists (鐵拳英雄) starring the original cast team of A Fist Within Four Walls (城寨英雄) series premiered on 10th January. In recent years, TVB seldom produces action drama and many audiences are looking forward to it.
Scoop (東張西望) show rebroadcasted an old video taken at the set 3 years ago. As Natalie Tong (唐詩詠) has spots on her face, she applies 6 months leave and Joel Chan (陳山聰) makes fun of her. We also saw Grace Wong (王君馨) and Tiffany Lau (劉穎鏇) in the video as well as Suet Nay (雪妮) who decided to retire from show business because of health reason last year.
The Righteous Fists drama illustrates Ruco Chan (陳展鵬) and his family travel to Bangkok and his father is dead while his mother is paralysed. After 25 years later, he gets into an unknown conflict upon stepping into Chinatown and fights against the villains together with his friends.

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In the event ‘recycle & rewind’, 25 teams in participated with 2 – 3 members in each team. The students had to use waste material of their choice and create something creative, innovative or useful out of it. Another challenge was given to them. They were given one waste material from the coordinators at the time of registration and they had to incorporate the same in their product. They came out with beautiful and innovative products from the waste. The products ranged from beautiful decorative boxes, to vases from broken bulbs; from beautiful lamps out of paper cups to working fans out of plastic bottles. The judges for the event were Ms. Bhavna Jhala and Mr. Mintu K. Mahato. The faculty coordinator for the event was Ms. Heena Purohit and the student coordinators were Ms. Leena Soni and Mr. Gagan Tyagi.
The winners of the event were –
I Prize: Barkha & group Sangam College, Bhilwara
II Prize: Manisha Chhatwani Pacific College of Agriculture
III Prize: Hritik Modi & group Om Kothari Institute


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This page provides details of a number of useful factsheets and guidance documents relating to the ethical use of assistive technology and telecare and ethical issues in dementia care more generally.
Reflections on ethics, dementia and technology. Baldwin, C. in Woolham, J. (ed) Assistive Technology in dementia care. Hawker publications 2006.
This chapter discusses some of the underlying philosophical and ethical issues regarding technology per se and its application in the field of dementia care.
The ASTRID Guide to using technology within dementia care is one of the main outputs of the ASTRID project: A Social and Technological Response to meeting the needs of Individuals with Dementia and their carers. It is the result of a collaborative effort by experts from four countries; the UK, Norway, Netherlands and Ireland. The guide includes a chapter on addressing ethical issues.
This book by Kate Allan explores how staff can encourage people with dementia to express their views and preferences in the course of day-to-day practice.
This book considers ethical decisions in the context of relationships, treatment, safety and quality of life. It draws on the experiences of family carers as well as on existing research and emphasizes the importance of empathy and the need to acknowledge different perspectives in order to reach the best decision for the person with dementia.
Independence, choice and risk: a guide to best practice in supported decision making (Archived) Department of Health 2007.
This best practice guide is for the use of everyone involved in supporting adults (18 and over) using health and social care within any setting, whether community or residential, in the public, independent or voluntary sectors. This includes all NHS staff working in multi-disciplinary or joint teams.
The Mental Capacity Act provides a statutory framework to empower and protect people who may lack capacity to make some decisions for themselves. The Act received Royal Assent on 7 April 2005 and came into force in April 2007.
This guidance aims to help guide thinking on the use of restraint and encourage all care staff to consider their actions and the impact that those actions may have on the people they are caring for.
Principles and guidance on good practice in caring for residents with dementia and related disorders where consideration is being given to the use of wandering technologies in care homes and hospitals. Mental Welfare Commission for Scotland 2005.
The Mental Welfare Commission for Scotland has produced general principles and guidance to be considered when considering the use of any wandering technology. Although primarily aimed towards the care of residents with dementia in care homes and hospitals, this guidance is also relevant to people living in their own homes.
This film exploring some of the ethical issues raised by the use of telecare, has been produced by the Social Care Institute for Excellence.
This report produced by the Social Care Institute for Excellence explores the complex ethical issues surrounding the commissioning and provision of telecare and the difficult decisions that professionals may face.
Technology, dementia and ethics: Rethinking the issues in Disability Studies Quarterly.
Technology, Ethics and Dementia: a guidebook on how to apply technology in dementia care. Bjørneby, S., Topo, P. & Holthe, T. (1999). Norwegian Centre for Dementia Research. 1999.
This is a guidebook for carers and professionals that aims to support the procedures of discussing, choosing and implementing technology for people with dementia. Ethical dilemmas encountered in this process are outlined and procedural guidelines described. Descriptions of case studies are given and useful assessment tools provided.
This factsheet produced by the former Care Services Improvement Partnership provides information and guidance on ethical principles relating to the introduction of telecare to vulnerable people.

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The Göynük Canyon is a great opportunity for active rest and acquaintance with this interesting and picturesque place. It is popular for hiking and canyoning. The tour will give many impressions, bring pleasant fatigue, and diversify classical beach rest and water entertainment.
Göynük Canyon in Kemer is part of the National Park and is located a few kilometers away from the village. The distance from Kemer is approximately 7 km. Göynük is a tourist destination not only because of its location on the Mediterranean Sea, but also because of the river, which forms a beautiful canyon. It is the ideal place for spending an active holiday and enjoying nature.
During the tour you will find incredible views:
– The mountain river bed in a rock monolith. It reaches a depth of 6 m, in summer it dries up, turning into a stream with small lakes;
– The lake where the water appears to be emerald because of the greenery reflected therein;
– River rapids with large boulder stones up to 3 m high;
– Mountain falls;
– High rocks that admire their age-old power.
Göynük stretched for 14 kilometers. The surrounding rocks rise 6-35 m, and the highest point is 350 m above sea level. The walls of the gorge attract tourists with the diversity of paints. This is provided not only by plants, but also by the stones themselves, which are white, black and red-green.
The width of the gorge varies from one section to another, but the average one is 6 m. In some places it is possible to spread your hands to the sides and touch both walls.
The local nature is striking with its flora. There are cypress trees and deciduous forests, grenades, oranges and lemons, exotic cactuses, oleanders and palm trees. Multicolored and lush vegetation pleases the eye and fills the air with magnificent aromas.
Nature is untouched here, as it was a millennium ago. This feature gives the place a special attraction and unique atmosphere, which is especially striking after the noise and intensive life of popular resorts.
The walk along the canyon lasts for 3 hours. At the entrance there is a rental office where before you go on your way, you have to rent a wetsuit, rubber boots and a helmet. The group has to cross the river, which is cold (14-18 cil C) and rocky, so protection is important.
It is not an easy road for tourists during the tour, so the clothes should be as comfortable as possible. To protect against the sun, you need sunglasses and sunscreen.
Make sure to take some money for personal expenses and a camera or smartphone to capture the incredible beauty of the area. You should also bring drinking water, if you like, a light snack, which you can eat on the way.
When you go on tour, you have to consider that walking means physical activity. It should not be taken by children of primary school age, elderly people who find it difficult to move in such conditions.
You can order Göynük Canyon Tour and other tours in Kemer and other regions of Turkey on our site. The price includes a round-trip transfer. Details of the tour can be specified on the website.
• Collection of tourists from hotels by region
• Visit to Goynuk Canyon (We are here in total for 3 hours)
• Return to hotels.
✔ Transfer from and to the hotel
✔ Air-conditioned bus
✔ Entrance ticket to the canyon
✘ Any personal expenses (photos, souvenirs, etc…)
✘ Any drinks during the tour
• Have your passport with you;
• The pick-up time from your hotel is indicated in the voucher that is sent after booking the excursion;
• Transport for the excursion should be expected on the street before entering the hotel, at the gate;
• In case of transport delay for more than 15-20 minutes, contact the operator.
• Babies sit in the arms of their parents. To purchase a separate seat on the bus, contact the operator.
• Beach accessories, drinking water on the road;
• Comfortable clothes, hats, sunglasses, comfortable shoes, sunblock / sunscreen.;
• Money to pay for additional services and all kinds of purchases
• For early excursions, order Breakfast (lunch package) at the hotel.


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Manchester City have confirmed that fullback Angeliño will join RB Leipzig on loan again this season with a reportedly mandatory £18 million purchase clause.
Despite showing incredible promise after some great displays in the Champions League this season for RB Leipzig, Manchester City have deemed Angeliño surplus to requirements at the Etihad.
He will rejoin the German outfit on loan for the season before a mandatory £18 million purchase comes into effect next summer, meaning his return to City after being bought back from PSV will have lasted just half a season. During that time, the Spaniard had earned his way into Pep Guardiola’s rotation at a troubled position, and I firmly believed that his performances at Leipzig warranted another look.
However, it appears he will depart the club on a relatively modest fee given how well he played during the last half of the season, and from that perspective it seems to be a poor bit of business. However, City paid just over £5 million to bring the defender back from PSV, so they have turned a quick profit, but I believe in today’s market that he is a £25-30 million player.
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- Lionel Messi’s arrival at Manchester City could pose some serious problems for the Cityzens
More intriguing now, however, is the left-back conundrum. João Cancelo is simply a superior footballer than other options Ben Mendy and Oleksandr Zinchenko, and therefore should be given the starting role as he was at the end of last season. However, given the inconsistency and poor showings from Mendy and Zinchenko last season, I viewed Angeliño as a stable but unspectacular choice that should be second after Cancelo.
Perhaps Guardiola’s preference for Mendy stems for the large transfer sum paid for the Frenchman, while Zinchenko’s conversion from midfield is a natural project of his, but Angeliño was simply a low-risk investment. I do believe the team is even weaker than it was yesterday in terms of defensive depth, and the only scenario in which this transfer makes sense is if the deferred money gives City the opportunity to match Napoli’s asking price for Kalidou Koulibaly.
Angeliño should have a successful career in Germany as one of the team’s first-choice players, but for Manchester City, several questions remain as the Premier League season creeps closer and closer.


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There are so many fabulous places in the world to visit. Avoid the hype as these 5 tourists traps that are a waste of time!
Stonehenge, Wiltshire, England: This mysterious site may date as far back as 3000 bc. More than 1.3 million visited in 2014. It takes hours to get there and you can longer go into the central ring of stones. It’s a ton of tour buses with tourists walking in circles aimlessly!
Mall of America, Bloomington, Minnesota: Receives over 40 million visitors from around the globe each year. Expect heavy crowds and over-priced goods. Unless you are going on rides it’s a waste of time!
La Boca, Buenas Aires, Argentina: It’s a brightly painted neighborhood that attracts tourists looking to take tango lessons and photograph crayola-colored houses. It’s basically 1 fake-looking street painted to get tourists to visit the over-priced coffee shops, bars and restaurants.
Walk of Fame, Hollywood, California: It’s comprised of 15 blocks of Hollywood blvd and marked by commemorative stars in the sidewalk. Seedy sin city type crowds with hookers, dirty streets and solicitors everywhere.
Manneken Pis, Brussels, Belgium: Manneken Pis depicts a naked boy urinating in a fountain. For some this 17th century sculpture is a work of art. For most this is a small statue that’s a waste of time!Are you prepared for your financial journey? Avoid the traps by contacting Robert today.


Indian Journal of Science and Technology
Year: 2017, Volume: 10, Issue: 38, Pages: 1-20
S. D Singh1*, Rakesh Mathur2 and R. K Srivastava3
1Department of Applied Mechanics, Motilal Nehru National Institute of Technology Allahabad - 211004 and North Central Railway, Allahabad of Indian Railway-211001,India; [email protected]. 2Department of Applied Mechanics, Motilal Nehru National Institute of Technology Allahabad – 211004, UttarPradesh, India; [email protected] 3Department of Mechanical Engineering, Motilal Nehru National Institute of Technology Allahabad - 211004, Uttar Pradesh, India; [email protected]
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S. D Singh Department of Applied Mechanics, Motilal Nehru National Institute of Technology Allahabad - 211004 and North Central Railway, Allahabad of Indian Railway-211001,India; [email protected].
Objectives: The study of rail coach under dynamic condition has been ever needed for rail engineers. Vertical and lateral responses of coach body are the primary parameters to assess the comfort level of travelling passengers. Methods: The present study aims at dynamic behavior of a LHB coach against track irregularities and the suspended equipments underneath the coach body. The suspended equipments are mounted to provide basic amenity requirements. The track irregularities are assumed to be random profile and characterized in terms of PSD as per FRA standard. The coach body is modeled using finite element methodology in which system matrices such as mass, stiffness and damping matrices are obtained for Eigen value solution. Findings: Using the modal parameters obtained as above and PSD of track irregularities, both vertical and lateral Mean Square Acceleration Responses (MSAR) are determined at various points of interest on coach body. It is observed that the peak responses in vertical direction occur in low frequency range (0-10 Hz) which is caused by long wavelength irregularities of track that causes discomfort. It is also observed that peak lateral responses occur at still lower frequency as compared to vertical response which is again discomfort to vehicle riders. This is because of the sensitivity of human being against vibratory motion falls in low frequency range. This concludes that there is a scope of improvement in comfort level with minor adjustments of suspended equipments of coach body. The present paper deals with dynamic analysis of coach body considering suspended equipments which have not been addressed earlier. Also, it is suggested that if the mass and relative position of suspended equipments including other parameters are changed, then the ride comfort can be improved. Application: The outcome of the paper may helps the rail coach designer to improve the future coach design providing better comfort even in the low frequency range of operation.
Keywords: LHB Coach, PSD, Responses, Suspended Equipments
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KARACHI: A formal opening of the country’s first free of cost PET/CT Cyclotron facility used for detection and treatment of cancer patients will be formally inaugurated at the SIUT’s Mehrunissa Medical Centre of Korangi on March 22.
The facility had become operational since December last year, said a statement released on Monday. The important aspect of the facility is that it is the first installation in any public hospital of the country.
Position Emission Tomography popularly known as PET/CT is the backbone of all oncology treatment as it helps doctors to diagnose the stages of cancer and helps them decide methodology required for the treatment.
Currently, there are five PET/CT scanners throughout the country which includes two in Lahore and three in Karachi.
In comparison with the other developing countries, there are 150 in neighbouring India.
A single session of PET/CT session cost around Rs 45 thousand to Rs 60 thousand in private hospitals while SIUT is the only medical establishment in the country which provides this state of the art medical services free of cost.


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Fabio Ferracane's company is located in the Marsala area of Sicily. It was born in the 90s when the parents of Fabio, Antonino and Rosa Maria inherit a small estate, and begin to produce wine for themselves and their friends in respect of family traditions. Antonino's passion for the art of viticulture and respect for what soon became a family tradition were passed on to his youngest son, Fabio, who began to follow the same paternal steps he took in the estate's vineyards. Fabio after graduating in Enology, and having gained experience in various wineries, especially in Australia, in 2011 he returned to Marsala with the awareness that the enological expression of the beautiful area of Marsala can be a real reason for living, and begins to making wine, bottling and marketing the wine produced by the family vineyards under the careful and reassuring gaze of the "Fatina di Bacco", the elegant company logo. Today the company covers an area of about 7 hectares, planted with above all autochthonous vineyards such as Nero d'Avola, Grillo and Catarratto. Most of the vineyards are located in front of the Natural Reserve of the Stagnone di Marsala Islands, and are kissed by the sea breeze and the warm sun of Western Sicily, which together with mild winters and hot and sunny summers allows the production of high grapes sugar content. When the perfect balance between total acidity and sugar content is reached in the berries, the aromas of the original fruit reach the optimum. It is the right time for the harvest. The carefully selected grapes are harvested by hand, and quickly taken to the cellar to avoid unwanted fermentation. If the vineyards are the soul, the cellar is the heart. Here the grapes are vinified in respect of the most ancient Marsalese traditions. The wine is made exclusively in purity to enhance the fragrance of the original fruit which results in a finished product of remarkable elegance and pleasant persistence. In this way the peculiarities of the different vines are exalted to the maximum, the typicality of each individual vineyard in relation to its zonation. The sun, the salt, the wind and the sea are those natural elements that allow Fabio Ferracane to produce wines of excellent quality with a strong yet elegant personality and unmistakable organoleptic characteristics.
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World AIDS Day
Many people become infected with HIV as a teen or young adult. About 60% of all youth with HIV do not know they are infected, are not getting treated, and can unknowingly pass the virus on to others.
HIV causes a serious infection that, without treatment, leads to AIDS and early death. For most youth, the risk of contracting HIV begins when they start having sex or injecting drugs. All youth should know how HIV is transmitted and prevented, understand what puts them at risk for HIV, and be tested if they are at risk.
You can help make a difference:
- Join communities across the nation and plan an event to recognize World AIDS Day.
- Show support with red ribbons for the millions of people living with HIV and commemorate those we have lost.
- Support HIV testing efforts in your community.
- Combat the stigma and discrimination that keep young people, especially LGBTQ youth, from prevention and treatment services.
Get Started - Check Out:
- World AIDS Day Tools and Resources, AIDS.gov
- Vital Signs: HIV Among Youth in the US, CDC
- HIV Testing Sites and Care Locator, AIDS.gov
- HIV Risk Reduction Tool, CDC

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Suspected Hypothermia Deaths In Homes Mount In TexasWith the snow and ice clearing in Texas, bodies are being found of people who likely froze to death as they struggled to stay warm after electricity was cut to millions of homes
ONCOR Says 27,000 Outages Remain From Freezing Temps, Lack Of Generation ImpactsAs of Friday morning Feb. 19, there are 27,000 remaining outages from the cold weather and lack of generation impacts experienced earlier this week.
Hospital Staff Help Young Texas Cancer Patient Build Real Snowman InsideWhen team members at Children’s Medical Center Plano learned about the patient wanting to experience snow, staff took matters into their own hands.
Outages Drop Below 1 Million In Texas; Icy Weather Heads East Leaving Misery In Its WakeTexas officials ordered 7 million people - a quarter of the population of the nation's second-largest state - to boil tap water before drinking it following days of record low temperatures.
Ready For A Weather Whiplash? North Texas Begins Gradual Thawing Out ProcessAfter a long, challenging stretch of winter weather, North Texas begins the gradual thawing out process starting Thursday and Friday.
ONCOR Says 150,000 North Texans Still Without Power, 'Recognizes Hardships'There are currently 150,000 remaining Oncor customers without power, according to a release from the electric utility.
DFW Weather: Gradual Warm-Up To Begin, Metroplex No Longer Under Winter Storm WarningThe DFW Metroplex is no longer under a winter storm warning. From here on out we are only talking about a gradual warm-up.
Below Freezing North Texas Temperatures, But Length Of The Winter Storm Warning ShortenedEven though snow is falling across North Texas this morning there is some good news, the length of the Winter Storm Warning issued for North Texas has been shortened.
Another Winter Storm With Snow And Ice Moving Through North Texas Wednesday MorningThe Metroplex will have a wide range of snow amounts ranging from 1" in the southern edge to 4" in the northern edge.
Bitter North Texas Cold Makes For Difficulty Keeping Ice Off Roads“We can do the treatment, the heavy salts, the sand, plow things out of the way but still at the end of the day, the surface is frozen," an NTTA spokesperson warned.
Texas National Guard Deployed To Help Get Residents To Warmth, Power Issues Continue Due To Winter WeatherGov. Greg Abbott said Texas National Guard troops will be deployed across the state to help conduct welfare checks and move residents, like the elderly, to local warming centers.
New Winter Storm Warning Goes Into Effect For North Texas Tuesday Evening"Heavy mixed precipitation" is expected with total snow accumulations of 2 to 6 inches with the heaviest amounts northeast of the Metroplex.
Texas' Winter Blast Halts Delivery Of COVID-19 VaccineTexas, which was due to receive more than 400,000 additional vaccine doses this week, now does not expect deliveries to occur until at least Wednesday.
DFW Weather: Area Seeing Historically Cold Temperatures, Wind Chill Warning In EffectNorth Texas continues to see record-breaking cold temperatures after a winter storm moved through the area.
Temperatures 'Dangerously Cold,' More Winter Weather On The WayThe bottom line is temperatures are dangerously cold across North Texas, and on top of that we’ve got more winter weather on the way.


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It was when a third of the cinema audience sprang to its feet shouting at us, and my wife, fearing violence, slipped out of the side door, that I began wondering if we had taken on more than we could handle. The screening last month of The End of the Line in Malta, the centre of the Mediterranean bluefin tuna industry, was the closest I have yet come to a riot since I first pointed out that overfishing is killing our oceans.
2010 has been designated the international year of biodiversity, and international attention on Japanese policies toward such endangered species comes at a time when the government is stepping up domestic efforts to prepare for COP10.
History repeats itself: the path to extinction is still paved with greed and waste. By: Jeremy Hance
The story of the Atlantic bluefin tuna is a long and mostly irrational one—that is if one looks at the Atlantic bluefin from a scientific, ecologic, moral, or common-sense perspective.
I ate my last bite of bluefin tuna the other night. It came at SHO Shaun Hergatt, a luxurious restaurant in the Wall Street area known for its eponymous chef’s penchant for using the best ingredients from around the world. The bluefin was no exception. Served on a pristine plate with fennel gelée, young ginger and artisanal soy, this was pure o-toro (bluefin belly), the pinnacle of fishly flesh, a barely dressed bombshell that exploded on my palate with incomparable taste and texture. It was awesome. But I have to stop eating it. And so do you.
I told Sue Lieberman yesterday that I was not sure if Charles Clover’s Pearl Harbour analogy in The Sunday Times to describe the bullying by Japan of this month’s CITES conference would hit the right chord in Tokyo. She said, “probably not, but it certainly felt that way”.
Japan’s aggressive lobbying operation in the days before the vote will be familiar to veterans of International Whaling Committee meetings, where poor island nations vote with Japan in return for investment in their fishing industries.
The upshot is, more than ever it’s up to us to do what our governments have failed to do. We need to make the continued trade in endangered species like bluefin politically, socially, and morally unacceptable… and we need to remove the market that makes it so lucrative. Because our collective governments don’t seem up to the job.
The one thing that may not surprise you is that scalloped hammerhead fins are among the most prized for the Chinese delicacy known as shark fin soup. “Finning” remains one of the most disgusting fishing activities. Sharks are caught, their fins are chopped off and they are dumped back alive into the ocean to suffer horrible deaths.


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Japan’s Green Growth Strategy signals a commitment to net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050 – and hydrogen produced from renewable energy can play an important role in this shift. A team of researchers from Harvard University, Shandong University, China University of Petroleum Beijing and Huazhong University of Science and Technology have explored the possibility of producing hydrogen by electrolysis using power generated from offshore wind in China.
“This research helps build the case that it is not only possible for Japan to meet the formidable challenge of transitioning to net-zero emissions, it also could be cost-competitive,” explains lead author Shaojie Song, Research Associate in the Harvard-China Project on Energy, Economy and Environment in the John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences at Harvard University. “Our research shows that Chinese-produced hydrogen could be delivered at a volume and cost consistent with Japan’s future projections.”
The team analyzed the potential for a green hydrogen supply chain to Japan delivered from offshore wind produced in China on an hourly basis from every Chinese coastal province, considering several possible wind investment levels, electrolysis technologies and transport mechanisms. The generated hydrogen could be delivered to Japan either as liquid hydrogen, bound to a chemical carrier such as toluene, or as a component of ammonia.
The researchers determined that offshore wind power from China could provide potentially as much as 12 petawatt-hours of electricity annually. They modeled the cost implications of the offshore wind location; chemical conversion processes; and storage, transport, and delivery methods. The team found that Chinese sources could supply cost-competitive hydrogen to Japan for 2030 even if offshore wind deployment follows a high-cost scenario.
“Green hydrogen production in China would not only benefit Japan’s net-zero transition, but it also has the potential to benefit both country’s plans for future carbon neutrality,” explains author Michael B. McElroy, Gilbert Butler Professor of Environmental Studies at Harvard University and Chair of the Harvard-China Project. “A closer commercial relationship between China and Japan could facilitate comparable cross-fertilization of energy advancements like fuel cell technologies. And green hydrogen production from offshore wind in China has the potential to expand also to South Korea, which has similarly ambitious plans for investments in expanded use of hydrogen as a fuel and feedstock.”
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Effects of the Growth of Puccinellia tenuiflora on the Chemical Properties of Alkali Soil
SUN Guo-rong 1,YAN Xiu-feng 2,LI Jing 3,YU Zheng-zhe 1 (1.Harbin Institute of Technology of Architecture and Civil Engineering, Harbin 150090, China; 2.Open Research Laboratory of Forest Plant Ecology, Northeast Forestry University, Harbin 150040, C
The obvious change of properties of alkali soil is due to the decrease of soluble salt content after the growth of P. tenuiflora. The most effect on salt content of the alkali soil was the grass has grown for two years. Along with the increasing of number of year of the grass growth for CO 3 2- ,HCO 3 - and Na + content decreased year after year. There was no distinct change of value of Cl -, but there was a decreased trend of SO 4 2- and K + content of soil. The effect of the growth of the grass on pH and the content of salt?organic matter,total nitrogen,total Na +?K +?Ca + and Mg + were limited to a certain depth of the soil,the difference of the surface layer of soil between soil section the grass grown in and alkali spot soil were bigness and reduced follow the depth of soil fortified. From tiller stage to tassel stage (pregnant stage),pH and content of total salt,CO 3 2- ?HCO 3 -?Na +?K +?Ca + and Mg + of the soil(0～10 cm soil layer) the grass grown in increased,and to complete mature stage decreased,which of the alkali spot soil had the resemble disciplinarian. The pH value and total salt content of CO 3 2- ?HCO 3 -?Na + and K + of the soil of the grass grown in three years were lower than that of alkali spot soil,but Ca + and Mg + content of which were higher than that of alkali spot soil obviously.


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"DELICIOUS SAUSAGES GALORE AND MORE" France Travelogue by eden_teuling
France Travel Guide: 59,181 reviews and 161,481 photos
Never forget, wherever you are, to explore >the local market places for specialities and to breathe the atmosphere and listen to the languages and sound with which the market vendor sings the praises of his merchandise, all in all an opera to enjoy!!
Travelling down the coast we took a ferry to cross the estuary of the river GIRONDE from where we could see the famous LIGHTHOUSE "CORDOUAN" built in 1611: that means almost 400 years old. It is both on the inside and outside richly decorated and... there is even a CHAPEL high up the stairs. You can visit this lighthouse by boat from Royan: very worthwile !!We travelled Les Landes, a region with high dunes on one side and coniferous forests on the other side of the road. Peaceful and dreamy places to have a picknick and a siësta "al fresco" sniffing the air thick with resin. There you find Europe's highest dune "dune du PILAT"114 mt. and if there, waiting for the sun to set really is a MUST, SO GLORIOUS AND MYSTERIOUS and breathtaking an end of your day.
COTE DE BEAUTé
Vieille gravure du 18e siècle
Le Phare du Cordouan en 1612, Tour qui servait de Fanal à Cordouan
Nowadays this is the new phare: Le Phare de Cordouan in the Bay of Biscay.
Next to it a sandbank : Le Banc de Sable.
Yes, in France you can sail, surf and make boat trips. In the south west of France, in the region of Les Landes the Atlantic is always very busy making the right waves and rollers, just to satisfy the people who come to France for watersports.
The beach is nicely white sand and theConiferus Maritimus grow even on the beach, which is a lovely sight.
If I would like to paint my house this pink, or this orange I wouldn't be allowed to do so!!! I always adore facades painted in the most peculiar shades of all colours, like in Ireland (with a leadgrey sky above e.g.)and here in France, and the white/blue of greek villages. In my opinion you should be allowed to do everything that could please one (or more) of our senses !!!
Travelling France from north to south and from to west I can't think of a kind scenery we haven't met there. From low, wet country side to sandy beaches, from pebble beacher to cornfields, from forests to sun-flowerfields, from rocks to soft meadows, it is all there.
Shady places and places where you seem to perish from drought and thirst, from vineyards to lavender-fields not to forget the OLIVE TREES.
The water is like a mirror: it reflects what is above it, which gives a lovely double image, beauty two times to enjoy!
Above I wrote about all we saw whilst travelling through France and guess, yes this really French sweetie brought us there, a bit noisy perhaps and a bit cold in winter, somewhat narrow and somewhat unpretentious but always ready when we needed her, not afraid of heights or torrentious showers, and yes, always thirsty and dirty: a really plucky girl, our Sophie who unfortunately can't tell all she has seen and heard, which in fact is much the better, we never ever had to beg her: don't tell this or that ......
This is the place where the sea enters and leaves the port of St. Brieuc in Bretagne. I stayed there for 4 weeks and enjoyed going to 'MA DIGUE' for a walk: to let the seabreeze blow away the cobwebs in my head (after my French classes) Sometimes it was quite stormy and sometimes I only felt a gently sighing breeze....
This photo I took on a dark day (see clouds) at MARéE BASSE (low tide).
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There is no better way to kick off a new week than with good music. Buddynice has made sure the fans have a good time. The talented DJ released a banging new jam.
Last year, he dropped one of the lengthiest albums, “Rise.” The House music project contained 50 tracks celebrating the genre in the best ways. If featured contributions from Lorraine Ditsebe, Mogomotsi Chosen, Roctonic SA, Tumie G, T Melody Strings, Lucid Deep, Nicky Deep, Salvador, Jason Scoble, LeJazz, and more. They also did a fantastic job on it.
Buddynice is out with a new jam titled “Okhokho Be Tech (Redemial Mix).” He did a beautiful job on the House jam. Check it out below to listen to it. Also, add the mix to a playlist of your choice this week.
Okhokho Be Tech
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