Pain of policy shifts must be made part of defined future benefits
Mukul Sanwal | July 10, 2014
The prime minister’s blog entries on completion of first month in power, the foundation course for MPs and the railway budget have all been a lost opportunity to begin a national debate on our longer term future to build public opinion that will enable long term investments and ensure implementation, an area where we have failed many times in the past.
Decisions have so far focused on known problems, committees have been abolished, states are acknowledged as equal partners, the balance between welfare and commercialism is changing and we have a ‘hands-on’ PM. This only removes the anomalies of the past and does not amount to the ‘achchhe din’ the nation has been waiting for.
The partial withdrawal of the rail fare hike has an important lesson for governance. It is not enough to warn the nation that reform will involve ‘pain’, because while most will acknowledge the former few will support the later assertion. What if the railway minister had explained why we need high speed trains for future passenger and freight movement and that improved signalling enables trains to run on time?
The underlying issue here is not the ‘intricacies of the central government’ and ‘intentions’, as that is not in doubt. The issue is the difference between a chief minister and the prime minister. Peter Drucker, the management guru, perceptively pointed out that there is no difference between one organization and another, the real difference is between big and small organizations. Should the PMO focus on urgent matters, like public grievances, or on important issues where trade-offs are required, like coal plants generating less than half their installed capacity and the complexity of distribution of electricity?
The meeting of the PM with the secretaries also focused on processes of interaction and decision-making, that is, the structures and behaviour of governance, with very good results. The need for strategic direction came up later in the interaction between the secretaries and the cabinet secretary.
Clearing pending matters of the states is important for confidence building; they must also be given leadership, with full support from the central government, in pushing education, employment creation and land acquisition.
It is easy for the ministers to talk to one another to remove bottlenecks, but the centre and the states also need to work together to integrate initiatives like establishing 100 new cities, linking of rivers and making the country a manufacturing hub through a composite vision.
The challenge for the PM is to craft a compelling vision that includes local visions of the states to make it a collective vision. Decision making on approvals, public-private partnerships, market development and regulation and involvement of the states will then conform to this national vision. A strategic direction is essential for ensuring coherence, time-bound implementation and defined results to secure public support.
We have reached a stage of development where “inclusive growth” should be defined in terms of the “Indian dream” of moving into the middle class. It can then be argued that the vast funds spent on subsidies really keep the poor in villages and slums, whereas shifting allocations to infrastructure, urban design and employment generation will benefit them much more over the next five years. It must be put to farmers that land use change is an essential element of economic growth to enable movement of rural population to urban areas and non-agricultural employment, as three-quarters of future growth will come from cities.
The existing push for more electricity, high speed rail, expressways and e-governance will also need to be projected as sources of growth and precondition for giving every citizen a greater chance of prosperity.
An agreed vision is also necessary for reviewing labour laws and rules to conform to new objectives. Another example is the Civil Services Performance Standard and Accountability Bill, Code of Ethics for Ministers and a Code of Conduct for Public Servants, being drafted by the department of personnel and training for some time now.
The National Development Council must come out with a bold vision for the nation and, most important, how it will be achieved, as foreign investment depends on it. Few will disagree with the assertion that three-quarters of the population should move into cities, and the middle class, by 2050; the West achieved this in the 1970s and China will do so around 2030. The debate will be on the strategies, priorities and instruments, and that is where the PM must focus his energy.
Goa Shipyard Ltd (GSL) and MTU, Germany have agreed to cooperate in the local manufacturing of technologically-advanced MTU series 8000 engines in India. Under the agreement, which was signed at India’s leading defence trade show Defexpo-18, the companies will manufacture the 16-
ONGC sportspersons outshone other participants in their respective categories in the recently concluded Commonwealth Games in Gold Coast, Australia. ONGCians bagged 13 medals including 5 Gold, 3 Silver and 5 Bronze, contributing to the 66 medal tally of Team India. ONGCians Ragala Venkat Rah
Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited (BHEL) has bagged an order for the renovation and modernisation (R&M) of electrostatic precipitators (ESP) at Ramagundam super thermal power station. The Rs 137 crore-turnkey-order envisages carrying out R&M of ESPs of three units of 200 MW each at Ra
As the Congress leads a bunch of opposition parties in preparing to move an impeachment motion against the chief justice of India, Dipak Misra, BJP president has said its real agenda is not to save the constitution but to save the “dynasty”. Shah has turned to Facebook, posting a
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GAIL (India) Limited has placed pipe laying orders of Rs 780 crore for around 530 km of pipeline connectivity from Bokaro to Angul for Jagdishpur-Haldia & Bokaro-Dhamra Natural Gas Pipeline (JHBDPL) project. With this, major contracts of the project, i.e. pipe supply and laying contract orders for 2200


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Lalita Salgaokar is a rising advertising writer in New York. Creative Class is a recurring column in which she interviews senior creatives about their professional journey, the state of the industry and how to develop a creative voice.
After studying graphic design in Perth, Australia, and graduating with the intention of being an art director, Matt Eastwood managed to convince an agency that he was a copywriter with an art background. After working in Australia, England and North America, he’s now the global CCO of J.Walter Thompson. Matt enters his New York office, bright and early to chat about life and advertising.
You mentioned at the 3% Conference that you dressed in a suit very early in your career, for the job you wanted—that of an executive creative director. Please elaborate.
I had always said I wanted to be an executive creative director, by the time I was 30. Which was probably overly ambitious, but I had set that goal.
Dressing up like that really changed the way the company perceived me. When you’re so deliberate about something like that, people call you out and give you a hard time. I had lost count of the amount of times people would go, "Hmm, job interview?" But eventually it made sense. They thought of me as the kind of a person they could take to pitch meetings. It’s funny that such a small thing makes such a big difference, but it really does. Of course now I wear jeans and it doesn’t matter anymore.
So how did it go when you entered meetings better dressed than the clients?
Well, I wasn’t that well-dressed. But I knew there was this other thing that was a big part of running an agency, which was presenting. So I did a presentation skills workshop, which was a three day intensive course on how to present better. It’s the most important thing I did in my career. I learned how to command a room, how to share ideas in a way that’s motivating to clients and so on. I’ve never felt intimidated by presenting to clients.
Did you always go in to present after that?
Yes. Although it wasn’t expected while I worked in London. It was very odd. This was 10 years ago, but the creatives didn’t present to client, it was all account people. So when I got there, I was so willing to go to clients and present that Campaign UK wrote an article about how strange it was that this young guy was capable of standing up in front of clients and commanding an agency. I thought it was not that weird at all. But it was unusual at the time.
Have you gotten some good mentorship in your career? If yes, did you seek it yourself and how did it benefit you?
It’s something I’ve always sought out. I’ve been very lucky to have worked with some incredible leaders in the industry. My last job before I became an ECD was working under Bob Isherwood, who was the former global chief creative officer of Saatchi & Saatchi. Bob was still living in Sydney at the time. He was the first example of a global citizen, passionate about creativity. He taught me a lot about leadership.
The first time I ran an agency, M&C SaatchI in Melbourne, I was 29 years old. I looked so young. My first boss, then the partner at M&C Saatchi in Australia, helped me through it and taught me everything I needed to know. Then, I worked in London and my first project was pitching a new piece of business with Maurice Saatchi, and it was surreal. I’ve been really lucky and I’ve always sought out mentorship from people that I’ve admired in the industry.
And how did you go about it? You saw work that you liked, and you spoke to people who made it?
Yeah, I found out that most people, when you call them up and talk about how you admire their work, are happy to see you. People get scared about approaching someone. I’ve never had that fear. It helped me when I first came to New York. I came here not knowing anyone. I just thought I'll call whoever I want, and so I did.
And you were an ECD at this point?
Yes. I was an ECD. But, my first job in New York was as the chief creative officer of M&C Saatchi. Even after that, I would call famous creatives and writers in New York to ask them to speak at the agency, and they would normally say yes. I believe that talking yourself out of something is a waste of time. You might as well ask.
You have a strong hiring mantra of avoiding assholes. What if the said asshole is a serial award-winning creative?
I think awards and great work are the main reasons that people hire someone who is a negative force. And I don’t think it’s worth the disruption it causes within the agency and the kind of divide it creates between creative and account. It’s just not worth the pain to get the result. I think you can get it in so many other ways. Great work can come out by being nice to people, and I’ve always tried to do that. I’ve been able to do a lot of award-winning work in that way, so I think it’s just unnecessary.
As the global CCO, you see work from all over the world. What separates markets in your opinion?
I’m very interested in the cultural nuances of the different markets. I’m lucky that I sit across a lot of global clients. Also, I’m very lucky to have lived in three different continents. That helps in understanding people. I travel a lot now so I get to meet a lot different people. We generally look for commonality in terms of a creative idea across the globe and then allow room for the differences. That’s the challenge, and that’s particularly true while working on a global campaign.
I do a lot of work in emerging markets. I’ll come up with a campaign in English and someone in Brazil will say there’s literally no word in Portuguese for that. So, you can’t translate it, you’ll have to turn it into something else. And that’s an interesting and fun challenge.
Do you get to do any of the work at your level? If not, how do you keep the creativity alive?
I sort of made a deliberate decision that I wanted to see some of the work. The job is different now, but at any given time I have one or two global projects that I’m working on.
If we’ve got four different countries working on a campaign, then they really need someone to oversee it who isn’t connected to any of that, so it tends to be me. I don’t think I’m sitting writing scripts very often, although I did that recently in London working on a big global campaign. I had an idea and I just sat down and wrote the script.
I realize that I can’t do that every day because there are too many other things to do. But it’s still nice to keep that alive.
A bunch of ECDs in the NY office report to you. What is the one quality that makes a really talented creative into a really good ECD?
I’m really clear on what it takes to make that leap, and I think it takes passion. Talent is important and clearly you have to have talent to lead an agency, but I don’t think you have to be the most talented creative person in the world to do it. Sometimes, the best creatives don’t make great creative leaders. Leadership qualities are slightly different.
Sometimes great creatives and great writers can have neuroses, and that’s what makes them brilliant. And those skills don’t necessarily translate into being a leader of an agency.
I look for people who are sort of passionate beyond reason. People who are really driven to be successful. I run a program here at JWT called ‘Future Leaders’ which is all about helping and training creative directors when they’re just about to become executive creative directors or chief creative officers.
There’s so much stuff that you never learn in a classroom when you study advertising. No one teaches you how to performance manage somebody, no one teaches you about finance. My program here tries to get creatives comfortable in that space so that they can truly lead.
How do you train these future leaders?
It’s a two-and-a-half-day workshop. Usually about 30 of us get together. And I speak, we’ll have HR speaking about performance management, we’ll have a former global chief creative officer come in and talk about the different aspects of leadership.
This program helps because people learn things from each other. Sometimes,it’s just to realize that maybe you don’t want to be the leader of the agency. It’s not for everybody and it’s not what everyone enjoys.
Some creatives get to this point and realize that what they really like is sitting in their office and writing ads. And if that’s all you like, then you’re not going to be able to do that as much as a creative director.
The older you get as a creative, there’s a pressure to be an ECD or a CCO, and you sort of feel that pressure to do it. And if you don’t want to do it, it’s recognizing that knowing that there are plenty of other ways to be successful.
There’s ageism in our industry where, after a certain age, you’re automatically deemed irrelevant. Do you agree?
There’s ageism but it’s easy to flip it if you prove your worth. Also, it’s less here in the United States than it is in Australia, for instance. There are not many older creative directors running agencies in Australia. In my department, I had 3 people over the age of 60, which I thought was fantastic. Particularly now that we’re at a time where the population is ageing, you have to [have] all kinds of people. To have that kind of insight is fantastic.
It does worry me. I’m not 50 yet, but I wonder what’s going to happen when I hit that point. I think you can still stay relevant. And clients in the end do respect experience as long as you’re delivering contemporary work.
You’ve worked all over the world, from Australia and London to now New York. What’s your favorite thing about the city you call home?
New York is definitely home now. I’ve been here 11 years. And I think it’s weird when you have that moment when you realize that somewhere new is your home. It’s that trip, while approaching JFK when you first see the skyline of Manhattan and you go, "Oh I’m home at last." And I love Manhattan and New York because it’s so international. Everyone is here with a mission. People come here with a dream. They don’t just randomly end up in New York. The whole population tends to be more driven and more passionate about what they want to achieve.I love being surrounded by all that.
Now I get so many emails that I am like an embassy for almost every Australian who decides to move to New York. There’s a lot of Australians here, and I think it’s just the same passion people come for.
Tell us your favorite career highlight.
I moved to London to run M&C Saatchi. When they announced the news of my appointment, we went out for a celebratory dinner with the partners. I remember Maurice Saatchi standing up and making a toast to me. In my head, I’m like, "Oh my God." In that moment, he was acknowledging me and making me the leader of his agency. It was an amazing feeling. I’ll always cherish that memory.

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Adenoma Treatment - Surgery
If a person has been diagnosed with bronchial adenoma, the tumor is removed through bronchoscopic surgery; open lung surgery; or video-assisted thoracic surgery (VATS), a form of minimally invasive surgery.
Bronchoscopic surgery may be performed if the tumor is small and limited to the airways. In this surgery, the tumor may not be completely removed. Also, the chances of profuse bleeding are higher. Therefore, bronchoscopic surgery for tumor removal is only recommended in people who cannot undergo open lung surgery or VATS because of other health conditions.
The tumor can also be ablated through the bronchoscope using a laser. However, this method is not recommended as a primary mode of tumor removal and is usually used only for recurrent tumors.
Following surgical resection (removal), the overall 5-year survival rate for people with bronchial adenoma is about 95%. Long-term follow-up studies in most series report little evidence of local recurrence or distant metastases following surgical removal of bronchial adenoma. However, a few reports exist of local recurrence or distant metastases following adequate resection.
Overall, the long-term prognosis for people with bronchial adenoma is excellent; therefore, limited resection should be used whenever possible.
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On Monday, Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis expressed his government’s desire to leverage the evolving positive political climate with neighboring Turkey to enhance bilateral relations, despite long-standing disputes.
However, he stressed that this does not indicate a “substantial change” in Turkey’s stance on key disagreements, and called for Turkey to “decisively abandon its aggressive and unlawful conduct” against Greece’s sovereignty and territorial integrity.
Turkey and Greece continue to disagree over maritime boundaries in the eastern Mediterranean, a contentious issue impacting irregular migration into the EU, mineral rights, and the display of military power. During a NATO summit in Vilnius, Lithuania, on July 11-12, Mitsotakis and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan agreed to establish new “lines of communication” and maintain “a period of calm.” High-level talks between the two countries are anticipated to take place in Thessaloniki, Greece, later this year.
However, Mitsotakis stressed that Erdogan’s overtures to the EU should not undermine efforts to resolve Cyprus’ ethnic division, which has lasted nearly half a century. After discussions with Cypriot President Nikos Christodoulides, Mitsotakis noted that improved European-Turkish ties cannot exclude a Cyprus peace accord and that the issue cannot be “left by the wayside.”
Turkey and Turkish Cypriots have been advocating a two-state solution since July 2017, when the latest round of U.N.-facilitated peace talks failed. This position contradicts a long-standing agreement endorsed by the U.N. Security Council, which stipulates that a peace deal would aim for a reunified Cyprus, consisting of Greek and Turkish speaking zones.
Cyprus was divided in 1974 following Turkey’s invasion after a coup by supporters of unification with Greece. Only Turkey acknowledges a Turkish Cypriot declaration of independence in the northern third of the island, where over 35,000 Turkish troops are stationed.
Turkish Cypriot leader Ersin Tatar reiterated on Friday that peace talks could only resume if Greek Cypriots recognize the Turkish Cypriots’ “sovereign equality.”
Christodoulides stated on Monday that any improvement in European-Turkish relations should be reciprocated by Turkey and added that the EU gives priority to a Cyprus peace deal in line with U.N. resolutions.

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Traversed by masses of migrants and wracked by environmental and economic change, the Mediterranean has come to connote crisis. In this context, Critically Mediterranean asks how the theories and methodologies of Mediterranean studies may be brought to bear upon the modern and contemporary periods. Contributors explore how the Mediterranean informs philosophy, phenomenology, the poetics of time and space, and literary theory. Ranging from some of the earliest twentieth-century material on the Mediterranean to Edmond Amran El Maleh, Christoforos Savva, Orhan Pamuk, and Etel Adnan, the essays ask how modern and contemporary Mediterraneans may be deployed in political, cultural, artistic, and literary practice. The critical Mediterranean that emerges is plural and performative—a medium through which subjects may negotiate imagined relations with the world around them. Vibrant and deeply interdisciplinary, Critically Mediterranean offers timely interventions for a sea in crisis.
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Gas mowers are very popular today. They are easy to manage and operate, do not require special care, the devices do their job perfectly. Among the many varieties of lawn mowers, gasoline occupies a separate place, since it is considered the most convenient and modern. The main advantage of these devices is considered to be power, which depends on the area of the site. The larger it is, the more powerful the mower should be. If this factor is not taken into account, the device will mow grass for a long time, wear out faster and require repair.
Types of self-propelled gas mowers
What is a self-propelled lawn mower?
Self-propelled gas mower. a popular device for removing excess grass outside the yard, in the yard or in other areas. At the same time, gasoline devices, which have established themselves as the most effective, are in special demand among buyers. They are divided into two types:
The question of which lawnmower is better. self-propelled or not, worries gardeners and gardeners. To give an answer, you should understand the features of both types.
Self-propelled vehicles are more modern, which are perfect for processing uneven areas. Such mowers are lightweight, mobile, labor-intensive and easy to manage. In turn, self-propelled structures are front-wheel and rear-wheel. Briefly about them:
- Rear wheel drive. They are best used in uneven and hilly areas, as they are easy to control and do not skid in pits.
- Front wheel drive. mobile, lightweight and manoeuvrable, but suitable for use on flat areas.
Non-self-propelled mowers are devices that need to be moved manually. It is advisable to purchase them in the case when the summer resident has an even, small area, and the person himself wants to get physical activity.
Additional Information! When choosing a non-self-propelled apparatus, it should be noted that not only it will have to be moved, but also the mowed grass, so many gardeners stop on self-propelled devices.
Need a self-propelled or non-self-propelled lawn mower, each summer resident chooses for himself. However, many prefer the first option, despite the higher cost. He fully lives up to expectations and copes with the task.
The principle of operation and the device of self-propelled lawn mowers on gasoline
Gasoline models, like electric ones, consist of the following elements:
Important! All self-propelled gas mowers operate on the same principle. They differ only in model features and separate additional mechanisms.
Advantages and disadvantages of self-propelled gas mowers
Self-propelled gasoline lawn mowers are characterized by a high level of productivity, which is achieved due to the high power of the work. in about an hour the worker can remove grass on 20-30 square meters. It is also possible to install additional engines with increased power. Other benefits of gasoline lawnmowers are:
- Complete independence from power sources and an automated work process. a person will only need to indicate the direction of movement.
- Mobility, lightness and ergonomics, which makes it easy to maneuver on the site, choosing unprocessed areas.
- Grass catchers do not allow branches, pebbles and dirt to get into the eyes. this makes the operation stable and safe.
- Comfortable operation. the device is automatically controlled and practically does not require human intervention.
However, such a wonderful device has its drawbacks: the high price of the device and exhaust gases, which are always emitted during operation. But this drawback is immediately covered by another plus. working in the fresh air, a person practically does not suffer from harmful substances and does not feel the smell of gasoline.
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Another significant drawback is the expensive repair. if the equipment fails, it will be difficult to repair it, only real professionals who have the necessary equipment can entrust this business. over, it is really expensive.
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Technical Specifications of Gasoline Self-propelled Lawnmowers
Technical specifications vary by model. In general, special attention should be paid to such characteristics:
- Motor power. In medium-sized models, it is approximately 1.5-2 kW.
- The volume of the fuel tank is on average 0.5-2 liters.
- The size of the grass catcher is 30-70 cm.
- The width of the strip is 30-50 cm.
- Weight 20-60 kg.
- The minimum cut is 1 cm, the maximum. up to 10.
Important! Exact specifications must be viewed on a separate model.
Care and maintenance rules
Despite the fact that the devices are modern devices, they need care so that the mowers last for a long time and do not break. It is important to take a break during work for 10-15 minutes. Otherwise, the motor may simply burn out. When the work is completed, it is necessary to clean the knives and wheels from the remains of leaves, grass, earth and twigs.
The device should be stored in a dry, warm place. self-propelled devices break quickly from dampness and moisture, do not tolerate frost and other adverse conditions. You need to work only in warm, clear weather for the same reasons. In addition, you should regularly sharpen knives so that they are not dull and always ready to go. Inspect the external state of the device and inspect the internal mechanisms only when the engine is off. The grass box is emptied every 20 minutes of operation.
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Self-propelled lawn mower: rating, best models
Which lawnmower is better: self-propelled or not? Self-propelled petrol lawnmower will definitely come in handy on the farm.
Rating, which shows the best models that work accurately and stably, are distinguished by sufficient power and performance:
- AL-KO 119617 Highline 46.5 SP-A. Inexpensive model with acceptable features at an economical cost.
- Huter GLM-5.0 S. The device with the best engine.
- Husqvarna LC 348V. Winning thanks to accelerated and high-quality cutting.
- Makita PLM 5113. The lightweight mobile device allows you to process even small areas.
Among manufacturing companies, the following are popular:
- German companies Hammer and AL-CO, supplying the highest quality gardening equipment.
- Swiss manufacturer of luxury Husqvarna lawn mowers.
- Makita. a Japanese company offers practical, maneuverable and inexpensive devices.
- Champion is a domestic manufacturer that has been manufacturing simple, inexpensive and convenient devices since 2005.
How to choose a self-propelled gasoline mower: selection criteria
Attention should be paid to such aspects:
- Grass catcher volume.
- Warranty period.
- Body material.
For a small garden plot, a device with an average power of about 1.5 kW and a grass catcher volume of 50 cm is quite suitable. If the plot is larger, you need to pay attention to more productive devices. On some models, a special skating rink is installed, which allows you to leave a decorative mark after work.
Which lawnmower is better: electric or gasoline
This question is asked by almost all summer residents. Given the inadequate gas prices, which are increasing every year, electric models will be much cheaper, even if the area is huge. However, they directly depend on the source of electricity, while gasoline devices are completely autonomous and able to work without any extraneous sources. it is enough to fill the mower with gasoline on time.
In addition, gas mowers capture more territory, so the work moves faster. very convenient for large areas.
If we talk about the convenience of work, then in the fresh air it is equally comfortable to mow with gasoline and electric mowers.
Thus, if saving is important to the summer resident, and the site is small, it is better to choose an electrical unit. If the area is large and the means allow you to refuel the tank regularly, the best option would be a gas mower.


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60-year-old man killed in fight over ‘vulgar’ Punjabi song in Amritsar village
A man of 60 was killed and four members of his family were injured for objecting to the playing of a vulgar song at Fattubhilla village in Lopoke police jurisdiction of this district on Tuesday evening.punjab Updated: Jun 29, 2016 22:17 IST
A man of 60 was killed and four members of his family were injured for objecting to the playing of a vulgar song at Fattubhilla village in Lopoke police jurisdiction of this district on Tuesday evening.
Victim Makhtoor Singh’s son, Gurnek Singh; wife, Jasbir Kaur; daughter, Ramandeep Kaur; and brother, Rachhpal Singh, were moved to Amritsar’s Guru Nanak Dev Hospital. Gurnek Singh told police that at about 7.30pm, his neighbours Nihal Singh, Hardyal Singh, Ajmer Singh, Dara Singh, Balkar Singh, Harjinder Singh, Palwinder Kaur “Pinki”, and Jodhvir Singh had parked their tractor outside his house and started playing the song from it at loud volume to pick up a fight.
“When my father objected, Ajmer Singh attacked him with a sharp-edged weapon, killing him on the spot. We got injured in trying to save him. My sister, Ramandeep Kaur, who is among the wounded, had come over for summer vacations. The neighbours had come ready and armed to carry out the attack. On our complaint, the panchayat had earlier fined them for playing obscene songs, and they had since held a grudge.” the victim’s son added in the complaint.
Police have inspected the scene of crime and registered a case against the victim’s neighbours. “A hunt for the accused is on,” said chief investigation officer Bikramjit Singh.

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People living in large cities face tremendous problems due to the over population of the area and the facilities available can't go round. So it's result to competition and trying to manage the resources available. In my own view government should encourage people to live in smaller cities by providing the necessary infrastructure for them which will make them not to think of going out to big cities. In big cities there is overcrowding already. If th small cities have facilities that make life more comfortable and meaningful those in big cities may come back to small cities. Also for worker in government jobs, they should be giving extra package as a form of incentive for them to want to stay in small cities. Also if free education and medical can't be free in small cities, government should subsidized them. This will also encourage people to stay in small cities especially young couple who are just starting to build their family. I government can do all these things, people will like to live in small cities.


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Mycorrhizal mycorrhizal pines. Pinus silvestris 450cc
Scots pine of the silvestris variety. Scots pine mycorrhizated with 3 strains of chanterelles (l. deliciosus, l. sanguifluus, l. vinosus), in 450 cc. format. 2 years
The shipment of mycorrhizated plants is made from Monday to Wednesday to ensure controlled transport conditions at all times. If you need to receive the order for a specific date, please contact us.
Scots pine mycorrhized with the most common species of niscalos or robellons (Lactarius deliciosus, L. sanguifluus and L. vinosus).
Each species is adapted to a specific environment and soil type. Thus, each pine tree is mycorrhizated with three different strains of native chanterelles.
In this way, it will be the environmental conditions of the area where the pine is planted that will select the most appropriate strain of chanterelles, guaranteeing production from the 4th year onwards.
LA CASA DE LAS SETAS has an excellent production of pinus silvestris (Scots pine, Scots pine, Valsaín pine (cast.), pi roig (cat.), err, pinu gorria (eusk.), pino bravo, piñeiro silvestre (gall.), pinheiro-silvestre (port.), Scots pine (eng.). ), niscalero mycorrhizated with the symbiotic fungus lactarius deliciosus, sanguifluus and vinosus, of the highest quality. These niscalos have been obtained from vines grown in the harshest soils and environments.
The lactarius fungus (níscalo, rovelló, robellón, pinetell) acts symbiotically with the tree, which means that both benefit from this relationship, the tree will grow more, thanks to the mycorrhizae that help it absorb nutrients that without them it could not absorb and, in addition, prevents the attack of fungi harmful to the root, so the tree will be much healthier.
HOW TO CULTIVATE NISCALER PINE TREESPine and chanterelle fruit in all soils except soils that are easily waterlogged.
If the soil is very hard or compact it is recommended to till it before planting and once planted it should not be reworked and, if weeds come up, they will be poisoned with herbicide.
The arrangement of the trees in the field should not be less than 4 x 4 m
The best time to plant this pine is from October to November and from February to April and, if there is abundant water, at any time, although it is advisable to water the first two years in the summer season when there is more drought.
Fungicide should never be used on these pines as it would kill the fungus. Our pines are of a spring so they will adapt better to the transplant, we have them in forest trays with alveoli of 450 cc, the pines have a height of 20 to 30 cm.
These pines should not be fertilized because it could spoil the fungus lactar, it is not necessary because the fungus gets more food to the tree
CHARACTERISTICS NISCALEROS PINESHeight: between 20 and 35 centimetersAge: 1 yearPresentation: pot of 0.5 litersIdeal planting date: between September and MayRecommended altitude: from sea level to 1250 meters. Soil: Requires well-drained soils, preferably siliceous and sandy.Recommended irrigation: 22 liters per week in summer the first 2 or 3 yearsProduction of chanterelles: 2 Kgs per year x tree or 150 Kgs x hectareStart of production: From the 4 years of age of the PinePlantón certified obtained from seed

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French Inspired – Jasmine Green Tea Flavoured Finaciers
Anne-Laure at Tasty Diaries, was so kind to come up with a Château Rouge Jasmine green tea inspired French treat.
Time: 40 mins
Total prep time: 1H30 min (plus overnight chilling)
Serves: makes between 25 and 30 small financiers
Prepare the brown butter (beurre noisette):
- Chop the butter into even chunks and toss them into a large saucepan, you want to maximise the boiling surface. Melt over moderate heat, stirring occasionally. After a few minutes, the butter will start boiling as its water content starts evaporating. Keep the occasional stir.
- Once all the water has evaporated, the boiling will subside and a lovely toasted, nutty scent will start emanating from the pan. Keep heating and stirring until the butter takes a deeper shade and the small solid milk particles that have appeared during the heating process turn golden. Take off the heat and allow the butter to slowly cool down in the pan. If you keep heating the butter past this point, it will become dark brown and the small particles will burn, giving the butter a strong bitter taste. Would you unfortunately get there, throw the butter away and start over.
Make the financiers:
- Sift together the flour, almond, sugar, and tea.
- Stir in half the egg whites until no dry ingredients remain. With an electric mixer, whisk in the remaining egg whites until obtaining a smooth dough. Stir in the warm, melted brown butter with a spatula until reaching a homogenous batter.
- Store in the fridge in a sealed container overnight. If you have a piping bag, pour the batter into it before storing it in the fridge.
- Preheat the oven to 210 degrees C.
- Using a financier mould with shallow rectangular cavities (or alternatively a muffin mould), pipe or spoon a bit of dough into each cavity. If spooning, use two spoons to make the process easier. Don’t drop too much dough into each cavity, financiers are flat cakes so 1 cm dough height is plenty.
- Bake for 10 minutes, until the edges start browning. If using a tin mould, unmould the financiers 1 minute after taking out of the oven. If using a silicone mould, wait for 10 min before unmoulding
Serve with tea and fresh berries for a most decadent afternoon tea. Voilà!

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Taking on the speech police
Free Speech | Bill takes aim at campus restrictions on free expression
by Steve West
Posted 8/11/20, 12:36 pm
A public university in New Jersey recently threatened to punish a doctoral student for using a photo of President Donald Trump as his Zoom background during a virtual class on July 1. Some of Robert Dailyda’s classmates at Stockton University complained that the image made them feel “offended, disrespected, and taunted.” Now embroiled in a lengthy disciplinary process, Dailyda could face suspension, a $50 fine, a community service project, and mandatory social justice or decision-making workshops, according to a letter the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education (FIRE) sent to Stockton President Harvey Kesselman on Friday.
Last week, U.S. Sen. Tom Cotton, R-Ark., introduced legislation to protect students like Dailyda and combat unconstitutional speech codes and so-called free speech zones at public universities. Schools that fail to comply with the Campus Free Speech Restoration Act would lose federal funding if the U.S. Department of Education determined they unconstitutionally restricted free expression. The act requires transparency about speech policies and enforcement in a content-neutral manner. Those affected by the policies would have the right to sue schools and recover penalties, compensatory damages, and attorneys’ fees. The proposed law would not apply to colleges and universities operated by religious institutions.
“This bill fights back against campus censors in order to defend open debate and free speech, which lead us to truth,” Cotton said.
Several schools have confronted the issue in recent months. In June, the University of Wisconsin backed down and revised its restrictive free speech policies to affirm First Amendment rights after facing a possible lawsuit. In July, two conservative groups at New York’s Binghamton University sued the school after it allowed nearly 200 students to disrupt a lecture by economist Arthur Laffer.
Campus speech restrictions have steadily declined for years, but schools that have repealed codes sometimes “still engage in censorship where the rubber meets the road,” said Joe Cohn, FIRE’s legislative and policy director. “So there is still a tremendously big problem with speech codes even though the general movement is in the right direction.”
In some cases, the damage has already been done: Whether because of speech codes or a polarized cultural climate, an increasing number of people self-censor. A new study by researchers at Washington University in St. Louis found 40 percent of people surveyed choose to keep quiet rather than voice an opinion that others might deem hateful or that could alienate them from family and friends.
In an ironic twist, a college education only increases self-censorship, said study co-author James L. Gibson: “Far from becoming more comfortable with how to express their views as they become more educated, Americans who go to college appear to learn that they should shut up if they disagree with their peers.”
Restrictive speech policies could be a benign attempt to tamp down heated talk or a hostile action to screen out conservative views. Cotton’s proposed bill takes the position that free speech, even where disagreeable, is better than no speech.
“We are seeing the damaging effects of cancel culture and ‘group think’ in all aspects of our society, and college campuses are some of the worst offenders,” said Sen. Kelly Loeffler, R-Ga., a co-sponsor of the act. “This bill will ensure students on college campuses will be able to express their beliefs without the fear of censorship or retribution.”
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A few weeks ago when I was talking about John Reuben, I said until John Reuben I disliked hip-hop. Why this wasn’t a complete lie, it wasn’t totally true. As I mentioned in my write up on UHF I liked Coolio’s Gangsta’s Paradise but also like every white suburban kid born since 1980... I always loved the Beastie Boys.
Why do white rockers love the Beastie Boys? It’s not just because they’d always mix in rock guitars to their songs, but it’s also not a racist thing. White kids like the Beastie Boys for the same reason anyone likes the Beastie Boys, they’re super sincere. If they rapped about growing up in the Ghetto and their struggles no one like them, instead they wrote 13 songs on their debut album about hitting on college chicks, drinking Heineken beer and eating at White Castle. This is one of the many reasons why it’s the only album by a white rap group to get a perfect rating from The Source magazine, to quote Reverend Run ‘Real respects Real’.
Licensed to Ill is the greatest party record ever made and is one of the best rap debuts of all time. MCA, Ad Rock and Mike D all have their own style of rapping from Ad Rock’s borderline screaming, to MCA’s mumbles and Mike D’s high pitch voices they mixed their Punk Rock based with hip-hop and created a sound that was undeniably their own. They drew quick comparisons to Run DMC (which makes sense as Run DMC originally wrote Slow & Low).
While songs like Rhyming and Stealing and Fight For Your Right (To Party) have a heavy metal meets hip-hop sound. Meanwhile tracks like The New Style and Posse In Effect sound like old school late 70s-early 80’s rap. Regardless of the rapping styles every song creates an atmosphere if wanting to party with friends.
The stand out tracks to me will always be Paul Revere which shows off their incredible story telling styles and Hold It Now, Hit It which is evidence that no one trades off rhymes like the Beastie Boys.
For years this was the only rap I listened to because it was the only rap that was played on modern rock stations. To this day the album still introduces young kids into what rap can be.
When he's not trying to rap along with MCA, Ad Rock and Mike D you can find Matt Kelly tweeting, hosting the Saint Mort Show or writing for Geekscape.net (this week his guilty pleasures article was on The Presidents of the United States of America)
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Adansi-Asokwa MP Kobina Tahir Hammond says those who booed President Akufo-Addo at the Global Citizen Festival in Accra cannot even lead the country if given the opportunity.
According to him, the jeers from the audience were a sign of disrespect which should not have happened.
Speaking in an interview with JoyNews, the NPP MP explained that governance is a complex business, and, therefore, those who are unhappy with the current state of affairs must exercise some restraint.
He took a swipe at those who booed the President off the stage and questioned their ability to lead the country if given the nod.
“Let’s exercise restraint a little. Akufo-Addo is the executive President overseeing all the affairs of the country. When he arrived on the stage, he didn’t say anything untoward.
“Besides, it wasn’t even a political platform. He was only expressing his satisfaction with the event”, he said.
The MP added “We will continue to admonish you the young men and women to be patient. When there’s an issue to be addressed, society always consults the elderly. Not you the young ones, whose heads are like coconuts.
“At least you should have waited for him to even mount a political platform before hooting, and not such an event. Let’s not disrespect the elderly because of politics”.
“It’s not possible for the governance of the country to be left to only you, the youth. You won’t be able to do it in the first place, and you won’t even understand. You’ve kept your beards unkempt in town, but there’s nothing in your head”, he added.
KT Hammond’s comments were in reaction to how a section of the audience at this year’s Global Citizens Festival hooted at the President when he mounted the podium to speak.
In a series of videos that have gone viral on social media, the aggrieved audience was seen and heard, urging the President to stop speaking and leave the stage.
This development subsequently sparked widespread debates on social media about the President’s popularity and how he is losing his appeal as head of state.
But reacting to this, the Deputy Director of Communications of the New Patriotic Party, Mr Owusu Bempah, has accused the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC) of orchestrating the hooting.
In a statement issued on Monday, he stated that the NDC deliberately planted its supporters in the crowd to embarrass the President for political points.
His comments have however been rubbished by some social commentators, who say the jeering was a genuine reflection of the dissatisfaction of Ghanaians about the state of affairs in the country.
Meanwhile, the National Democratic Congress has also categorically denied its involvement with the said incident.
The party said the incident reflects the “excruciating and frustrating times Ghanaians presently find themselves”
In a press release signed by the Communications Officer of the party, Sammy Gyamfi, the NDC said it had no hand in the “embarrassment ”.


Our Quit with Bella App has recently appeared in Microsoft’s blogger series, discussing how Bella is delivering social change through our AI-powered chatbot.
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78,000 people in the UK die from smoking every year. Many more live with debilitating smoking-related illnesses. And it costs the NHS £3.6 billion to treat these smoking-related illnesses each year. For a service under strain, using AI technology to prevent these diseases will help not only the people, but will also reduce strain on our healthcare system.
A recent update to Bella sees a new community feature where clients can interact with each other, motivate and encourage as well as celebrating each others successes. This community feature has resulted in more user engagement, a higher quitting ratio, and populations becoming healthier on a large scale. And the reaction to Bella has been great, with usage continuing to grow. And with 20 percent quit rates, Bella will have an ongoing positive affect on the NHS, as well as helping us to become a healthier, more robust population.
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On the eve of a new package of measures designed to reduce the road toll, the Berejiklian Government’s own figures reveal it has cut the number of truck safety intercepts.
An intercept is defined by Roads and Maritime Services as "the stopping of a vehicle to conduct a compliance inspection check".
The number of On Road Enforcement truck intercepts undertaken by RMS has plummeted from 68,157 in 2013/14 to 40,149 in 2016/17 – a drop of more than 40 per cent.
In the same period the number of truck intercepts performed at Heavy Vehicle Safety Stations has dropped by almost 17,000 - from 136,194 in 2013/14 to 119,236 in 2016/17.
RMS uses the Heavy Vehicle Safety Stations to intercept and inspect heavy vehicles which may be operating illegally or in an unsafe manner on NSW roads and which pose significant risk to road users, the road infrastructure and the environment.
In 2017 there were 81 fatalities from heavy vehicle crashes – an increase of 25 on the previous year.
The NSW Public Service Association recently revealed that there are 34 fewer Heavy Vehicle Safety Inspectors now than there were this time last year, a 15 per cent reduction of the total workforce.
Quotes attributable to Shadow Roads Minister Jodi McKay
“It’s a tragedy to see the road toll in NSW rise after it trended down for so many years – the Premier has no time to waste on taking some meaningful action to stop the road toll from continuing to climb.
“A good first step would be for the Berejiklian Government to reverse its cuts to the truck intercepts programs and get unsafe heavy vehicles off the roads.
“The spike in NSW’s road toll should not come as any surprise to Roads Minister Melinda Pavey: her government cut the number of heavy vehicle safety inspectors so it only follows there would be fewer inspections."


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1. Voyages of Discovery to Istanbul
With its Ottoman history, exotic markets and minarets and domes, Istanbul is a perfect cruise-and-stay destination. Voyages of Discovery includes an overnight in port at the start of this cruise. It is also one of few that lingers in Turkey before heading into Greece, with visits to Çanakkale, Dikili and Antalya, for excursions to Troy or the Gallipoli Peninsula, Pergamon, once one of the most Middle East’s powerful kingdoms, and the classical ruins at Perge and Aspendos. From Kusadasi, make a bee-line for the spectacular city of Ephesus, with its ruined temples, tombs and shops.
Voyages of Discovery (voyagesofdiscovery.co.uk; 0844 273 4690) 14 days; departs September 23, 2015. From £1,845 per person including flights.
2. Westminster Classic Tours to Gallipoli
The traditional way of cruising the Aegean coast, by gulet or traditional sailing yacht, is as popular as ever and there are now a number of luxury options on the market. There are some Greek islands on this itinerary, but these serve to underline the historical and cultural links between the two countries, which will be explained by experts en route. Highlights include excursions to a rock tomb from the seaside town of Eski Foça, the ancient cities of Erythrae and Pergamon, and a visit to the legendary Troy. On the last day you’ll cross the Dardanelles to Gallipoli to visit the First World War battlefields and cemeteries from the Gallipoli campaign in 1915.
Visit Gallipoli to see the First World War battlefields and cemeteries
Westminster Classic Tours (westminsterclassictours.com; 020 8785 3191), 15 days, departs August 29, 2015. From £3,450 per person including excursions.
3. Thomson Cruises to Istanbul
Thomson Cruises’ sailings from Marmaris not only offer a great introduction to the country but it also facilitates a two-week holiday. Thomson has hotels and apartments in and around the port to suit all tastes and pockets. From Marmaris, sail to Istanbul for excursions to the Blue Mosque, Hagia Sophia (once an Orthodox church, then a mosque it is now a museum) and the bustling Grand Bazaar where more than 3,000 traders are waiting to haggle for your business.
Experience Istanbul's bustling Grand Bazaar on a cruise with Thomson
The cruise also visits the island of Bozcaada for an excursion to Troy, and Kusadasi for excursions to Ephesus. The itinerary culminates with two days in Greece before returning to Marmaris.
Thomson Cruises (thomson.co.uk; 0871 230 2800), seven nights, departures May to October, 2015. From £755 per person including flights.
4. MSC Cruises to Istanbul and Ephesus
The city of Istanbul and the ancient Roman city of Ephesus are two of Turkey top-draw attractions. Both are visited on MSC Cruises’ four countries’ voyage round-trip from Venice which, when you factor in port calls in Greece and Croatia, makes for a cruise of contrasts. A tour is advisable in Istanbul if you want to visit the Topkapi Palace as guides can skip the queues. If Ephesus appeals – and it really should, if only to see the magnificent façade of the Library of Celsus – make sure you book a tour as MSC Cruises docks at Izmir rather than Kusadasi (which most other lines use) and the port is a one-hour drive from the site.
MSC's Splendida cruise ship
Visits to Brindisi in Italy, Katakolon in Greece and Dubrovnik in Croatia complete the cruise.
MSC Cruises (msccruises.co.uk; 020 3426 3010), seven days, departures April to November, 2015. From £699 per person.
5. Cunard to Gallipoli
This year marks 100 years since the ill-fated Gallipoli Campaign during the First World War. Cunard will be remembering the thousands who died when its ship the Queen Victoria sails past Anzac Cove, the base for Australian and New Zealand troops during the eight-month campaign, on this three-country cruise (Greece, Turkey, Italy) next summer.
She will be overnighting in Istanbul with an evening at a Whirling Dervish show included. Queen Victoria also visits Bodrum, a beach resort that also happens to be the site of the huge tomb of King Mausolus, named one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. Little remains but the site has models and drawings to illustrate the mausoleum’s original grand dimensions.
This year marks 100 years since the ill-fated Gallipoli Campaign during the First World War
Cunard (cunard.co.uk; 0843 374 2224), 14 nights, departs June 20, 2015. From £2,249 per person including flights.
6. Voyages to Antiquity to Troy
Re-visit the days when Istanbul was Constantinople and the Greeks and Romans ruled the world, with classic cruise line Voyages to Antiquity. The first week is spent in Greece and the second in Turkey for a journey through the ancient world in the company of noted historians and classics scholars. The roll call of sites to be visited (most excursions are included) is impressive: the once thriving port of Patara, where pilgrims went to consult the oracle in the shrine of Apollo, the grand Roman city of Ephesus, Pergamon, with its 10,000-seat theatre and what’s claimed to be the world’s first rehabilitation centre, and Troy, made famous by Homer’s Iliad. In Istanbul, transfer to a hotel for two more days of guided excursions.
Explore the ancient world in the company of historians and scholars
Voyages to Antiquity (voyagestoantiquity.com; 0845 437 9737), 15 days, departs August 24, 2015. From £2,550 per person including flights and excursions.
7. Celebrity Cruises to Istanbul
Istanbul’s Basilica Cistern, used as a location for the 1963 James Bond movie From Russia with Love, was built in the 6th century by the Byzantines to bring water to the city. Forgotten for centuries, it has now reopened as a visitor attraction and makes a welcome (and cool) diversion from the palaces, churches and mosques. Visit the city’s archaeological museums to see the sarcophagus of Alexander the Great and a model of the Trojan Horse. Celebrity Cruises reaches the city for an overnight stay at the end of a Greece and Turkey cruise that also visits Kusadasi for tours to Ephesus.
Visit Istanbul's Basilica Cistern on a cruise journey with Celebrity Cruises
Celebrity Cruises (celebritycruises.co.uk; 0844 493 2043), seven nights, departs July 11, 2015. From £1,718 per person.
8. Crystal Cruises to Ephesus
The Roman city of Ephesus, once a port, now 20 minutes inland from Kusadasi, is spectacular by day but Crystal Cruises makes a visit even more special by taking over the site after hours, when the crowds have gone, and staging a classical concert among the illuminated ruins. It’s performed by a string quintet in the Library of Celsus, built in 117AD, the façade of which is one of the highlights of a walk through the ruined temples, tombs and shops as so much of it is still standing in defiance of the earthquakes that destroyed much of the rest of the city. The cruise starts and ends in Istanbul, with an overnight on embarkation day so passengers don’t miss out the city. An Ancient Constantinople tour traces its history through mosaics and frescoes at Chora Church, the remains of the Hippodrome and underwater cisterns.
The pools on board Crystal Cruises' ships are covered by a glass roof in poor weather
Crystal Cruises (crystalcruises.co.uk; 020 7399 7601), seven days, departs September 13, 2015. From £2,977 per person including flights.
9. Azmara Club Cruise to Kayakoy
Fans of Louis de Bernières’ 2004 novel Birds Without Wings will find the story of Kayakoy all too familiar. A peaceful Greek populace forcibly removed under a population exchange agreement between the Turkish and Greek Governments after the First World War. The village in Bernières’ book was fictional Eskibahçe, but believed to have been modelled on Kayakoy, which today is deserted as the remaining Turks left in 1957 following an earthquake. Azamara offers excursions to the village from Fethiye, from where there is also a complimentary AzAmazing Evening event (Azamara has one per cruise) – a dinner show with Whirling Dervishes and belly dancers. Unusually for a cruise to Turkey, the itinerary doesn’t include Istanbul; instead visit Bodrum, Kas and Marmaris and excursions to ancient sites or days at the beach.
Azamara's cruise to Kayakoy includes visits to Bodrum, Kas and Marmaris
Azamara Club Cruises (azamaraclubcruises.co.uk; 0844 493 4016), 10 nights, departs September 19, 2015. From £2,347 per person.
10. Variety Cruises through the Eastern Mediterannean
Everyone knows the story of the Trojan horse as narrated in Homer’s epic Iliad – the Greeks gave the Trojans a horse filled with warriors in their fight to rescue Helen, wife of Agamemnon, who has been kidnapped by Paris, Prince of Troy.
However, while it is safe to dismiss the horse, no one really knows if Troy ever existed. No matter. You can visit what some believe to be the ruins of the city on tours from Çanakkale, one of three Turkish ports Variety Cruises visits on a voyage through the Eastern Mediterranean from Istanbul to Athens. From Dikili, explore the ruins of the acropolis and temples that once graced the Greco-Roman city of Pergamon. From Kusadasi, the excursion is to the magnificent theatre at Ephesus with seating for 25,000 people.
Enjoy an excursion to the magnificent theatre at Ephesus
Variety Cruises (varietycruises.com; 020 8324 3114), seven nights, departs August and October, 2015. From €2,300/£1,838 per person.

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GIS is used for learning the local weather change. It may be used within the monitoring and analyzing of information relating to the influence of local weather change. One can map tectonic shifts in excessive – danger earthquake areas, utilizing mapping. It is because of these companies that emergency administration professionals are higher outfitted than ever to assist communities put together and get well. It may be used proper from monitoring and predicting disasters to aiding in rescue, restoration and aid efforts.
It’s important to notice that accumulating actionable knowledge earlier than and after a significant hurricane can utterly alter how a area recovers from wind, water and storm injury. How Are These Providers Useful Earlier than And After A Catastrophe? 1. Geo-Concentrating on Areas within the Path of Mudslides – It helps to take care of devastating mudslides brought on by intense rainfall, snow or earthquakes. The Geospatial Software program Can Be Helpful In These Conditions, As It Has The Following Features:- As an example precise and potential particles circulation in mudslide-heavy areas and warn the residents of potential hazard. To supply pertinent demographic info for impacted areas comparable to inhabitants density It may well additionally assist by displaying the influence of heavy rain or flooding on the terrain in a given space With the assistance of those insights, residents can extra precisely assess whether or not they’re in peril. In order that the rescue staff can map out and prioritize help in areas with the best potential danger or best focus of individuals. 2. Within the Aftermath of a Pure Catastrophe – Geographic Info System performs a significant position in restoration. As soon as emergency administration professionals know which routes are compromised, they will use digital maps to search out safer routes. The software program utilized by these techniques helps to make fast and efficient selections and get security groups, residents and companies again on their toes. It has helped emergency administration organizations reply to:-
Infrastructure points created by pure disasters and development zone security considerations Hazards to roadways, houses and companies and growing disasters based mostly on the terrain and paths of earlier injury Tactical dispatch of aid efforts Actual-time mapping that leverages distant sensing applied sciences comparable to LiDAR permits emergency administration professionals to examine security, monitor cleanup progress and decide if roadways are open. Right here Talked about Are A few of the Advantages of Lidar Mapping – Since this expertise makes use of a laser to gather it is knowledge, knowledge may be collected each day and evening. The information is collected at a really excessive sampling fee which ensures extraordinarily correct outcomes. The mapping is used for topographic surveys and associated functions. It is usually very best for accumulating elevation knowledge over densely forested areas which is a large enchancment over photogrammetry. This three-dimensional mapping system could be very common for engineers, mapping technicians, GIS Service professionals and surveyors. It’s comparatively quick and customarily value – efficient. Whereas choosing an acceptable GIS Service supplier firm, you have to be certain that the specialists are correctly certified and skilled. That is necessary as a result of solely an environment friendly firm will probably be ready to elucidate and make the most of the expertise properly.


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I love dogs,train them and take care.
Used to have a German shepherd,he passes away last year. so i m pretty active person.i like to spend times with dogs to pet them and make a new friendship.
Feels like with you.
I can run and walk play outdoors, my neighborhood is full of parks.
I m available pretty much every morning for walks and Sunday and Monday all day host.
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From Highway#7, turn north on Sylvester Road. Follow Sylvester Road for 14 km until Ridgeview Road. Cascasde Falls Regional Park is located at the end of Ridgeview Road. If you get to the start of the Lost Creek FSR you have gone to far. Details. A short trail in the Morris Valley area of Mission leads to a series of cascading waterfalls. Cascade Falls; Stave Falls Forest Interpretation Trail.
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Statistics. Total Distance: km (return) Estimated Time: 20 minutes: Average Grade: %: Structure: Loop - Complete: Elevation Gain: m: Start Elevation: m: Max Elevation: m: Details. Easy loop trail Average Grade: %. Known by many simply as"The Cascades", these falls are on Blue Ridge Parkway land near E.B. Jeffress Park. The falls are pretty high, but the best vantage points tend to emphasize only certain sections.
Nevertheless, the individual sections you can see are quite nice - mainly steep slides and cascades with a few short free-falls. Several streams cascade a couple times on the way down while others fall the whole distance of the falls. The 69 ft. falls crash into a large pool surrounded by two hundred foot cliff walls from which large ice formations hang in the winter.
The scene is both breathtaking and peaceful as the falls combine both power and beauty. The landing zone is a short distance away and huge, easy to land in, and a short (10 minute) walk to the Cascade Falls Regional Park parking lot.
In the fall you can often watch the local wildlife snacking away on the berries as you come in to land! Club Tread has. The Cascades Falls are feet in length, a vertical height of 64 feet, and a total width of 60 feet.
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There are 6 fountains, 16 Falls (11 are illuminated), 1, Colored Electric Lights, and a 2, gallon per minute water pump that filters, chlorinates, and recycles water in a closed loop system. There are steps along each side of the Falls. The easy, 1-mile loop of the Cascades Trail explores the forest that perches on the edge of the Blue Ridge.
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