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At yesterday’s Town Board meeting, the Southampton Town Board unanimously adopted resolutions which allow for the amendment of the 2022 holiday schedule to include the observance of Juneteenth on Monday, June 20. The Town joins both New York State and the federal government in officially observing Juneteenth.
While the Town and the Civil Service Employees Association (CSEA) have not yet completed their negotiations to permanently add Juneteenth to the Collective Bargaining Agreement’s list of observed holidays, along with other changes subject to negotiation, both have reached a tentative agreement to amend their collective bargaining agreement to add the observation of Juneteenth as a holiday for this year only, to be observed on Monday, June 20.
All Town offices will be closed, including Justice Court, the Recycling Centers and the Senior/Youth Centers. Town Beaches will be open.
Supervisor Schneiderman noted, “The Town looks forward to formalizing its observation of Juneteenth, as a way of further demonstrating our commitment to making the Town’s workforce more diverse, and ensuring its communities are safe and welcoming places for all people. We invite our employees, as well as our residents and guests, to spend some time thinking about the significance of Juneteenth and the end of slavery in our country, and about what each of us can do in our everyday lives to strive for opportunity and equality for all.”
Juneteenth is celebrated on the 19th of June. The event commemorates June 19, 1865, when Gordon Granger, a Union general, arrived in Galveston, Texas, to inform enslaved African-Americans that the Civil War had ended and they had been freed. Granger arrived in Galveston about two months after General Robert E. Lee had surrendered at Appomattox, Virginia. His announcement put into effect the Emancipation Proclamation, which had been issued more than two and a half years earlier on January 1, 1863, by President Abraham Lincoln. Slavery was fully ended in the United States with the ratification of the 13th Amendment in December of 1865

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The nuclear sector – already struggling with spiralling costs, cancelled plans and policy uncertainty – had another piece of bad news this week, when US regulators decided to freeze issuing licenses for new reactors while they work out how to comply with a court decision on waste storage. As World Nuclear News reported:
Licences for US nuclear plants – including those for new construction and life extension – will not be issued until the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) addresses a court decision on waste confidence…On 8 June, the US Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia found that the NRC’s rules for the temporary storage and permanent disposal of nuclear waste stood in violation of the National Environmental Policy Act. This requires that either an environmental assessment or environmental impact statement be prepared for all major government agency actions.
The rule under scrutiny is a 2010 update to the NRC’s rules on waste, which allows temporary storage of spent fuel on the site of nuclear plants even after their licence has expired.
The World Nuclear Association pointed out that no licensing decisions were expected before mid 2013 in any case and that “all licensing reviews and related proceedings are unaffected” by the freeze. But not everyone was so glib about the impacts on nuclear construction plans – Platts reported that Tuesday’s decision could delay Duke Energy’s plans for two new reactors in Florida.
Since Fukushima, concerns about nuclear development have focused largely on the potential impacts of natural disaster on an up-and-running plant, adding to mounting scepticism about cost thanks to the massively over budget projects in Finland and France (for more on Europe’s nuclear woes see “Nuclear Europe: a dream unwinding”). This news is a reminder that nuclear waste storage is another, major piece of a puzzle that is looking increasingly hard to fit together.


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Royals Blast Yankees 5-1
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The Kansas City Royals (9-17, 2-11 home) got their second home win of the season on Saturday night, beating the New York Yankees (14-13, 7-7 away) 5-1 at Kauffman Stadium.
A two-run RBI double by Royals designated hitter Billy Butler gave the Royals a 2-0 lead in the first inning.
That two-run padding seemed to fuel Royals pitcher Felipe Paulino, who made sure his first start of 2012 was an effective one. Paulino (1-0, 0.00 ERA) tossed six shutout innings, gave up six hits, struck out six, and walked two.
Butler hit his second RBI double of the game in the fifth inning to give Kansas City a 3-0 lead.
In the sixth, a sacrifice fly by Royals center fielder Jarrod Dyson made it 4-0, and an RBI double by Royals left fielder Alex Gordon gave Kansas City a 5-0 lead.
That’s all the padding Kansas City’s bullpen would need to clinch at least a series split with the Yankees.
Royals starter Luke Hochevar (2-2, 7.36 ERA) takes the mound against Yankees pitcher Phil Hughes (1-4, 7.48 ERA) for game four of this series on Sunday at Kauffman Stadium.

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The most common technique that is used for design the database
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The most common technique that is used for design the database is DFD and ERD.A DFD is used to represent the flow of data in a system in the form of graphs. It shows the element and their description on every level of flowing diagram. In this first it shows how the data will enter into the system and how does it manipulate within the system while travelling through the several stages, how system stores the value and at every stage it shows in which direction the data flows next.The ERD will represent the static data present in the database in the form of charts it shows how the static data element logically relates among each other. It only show that how does our system will look like and it does not explain the flow of data, he ERD gives the elaborative description of the relation between the data. Attributes of ERD are the table ame and the field in each table. We represent the table name in the rectangle box, and all the field associated with that table is shown in the oval. The key identifier are used to show that a field associated with the table is holding any key there is majorly two types of keys that are primary key and foreign key.Relation type between two attributes can be of three type and that are one to one, one to many and many two any. One to one relationship among two attribute represents that there could be only one entry in each table for a foreign key, one to many represents that in one table there is one but in other table therecan be many entries of foreign key, in many to many both the table contain many number of entries.


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Friday Harbor High School winter sports teams are wrapping up a stellar season.
By Mandi Johnson
Orcas Island High School senior Beau Wiebe trained with Friday Harbor Wrestling coaches this year, helping him earn his third-place award at the Washington state championship in Tacoma on Feb. 16 and 17.
Though Wiebe wrestled at tournaments with the Wolverines, he was officially an Orcas player per the Washington Interscholastic Activities Association.
“I’m happy for him, I know he was hoping for a better result. He said he wanted to win a state title for me. We’ve been through so much together, a lot of ups and downs, but just looking back on the whole picture, the last 10 years,” said Matthew Wiebe, Beau’s dad. “He’s accomplished a lot. I’m proud of him.”
The 18-year-old Orcas Island High School senior wrestles with the Friday Harbor High School team because Orcas does not have a wrestling program. Wiebe and his family moved to Orcas last year. Since starting in 2009, Beau has wrestled freestyle and Greco Roman and has won state champion honors in both of those disciplines, said Matthew. Beau has even made it as far as taking fourth place at a national competition in Utah in 2014.
“I wrestle because there is no other competition more competitive and more intense than wrestling,” he said.
Beau placed first in his weight class on Saturday, Feb. 10 at the regional wrestling tournament, following a first-place win in the district’s competition.
By Tate Thomson
The Friday Harbor High School Girls Basketball season comes to an end. The girls, coached by Fred Woods, earned a spot at the 2018 WIAA 2B Girls Regional Playoffs where they battled against Tri-Cities Prep Jaguars on Feb. 24. The Wolverines lost, 24-55, meaning it’s the end of the road for their 2018 season.
The team can look back at their successes with pride, including the two wins against their neighbor rival Orcas Island, 42-40 on Jan. 30 and the 34-33 buzzer-beater on Jan. 12. They were on fire in the midst of their season, winning five consecutive games between Dec. 20 and Jan. 5. Their Northwest 1A/2B final standings are 6-4 in conference and 11-12 overall.
The team bids farewell to two seniors, Kiana Woods and Savannah Hoffman.
By Tate Thomson
The Wolverines get a shot at becoming state champions. Friday Harbor’s boys, coached by Rod Turnbull, worked hard this season and made it to the 2018 WIAA 2B Boys Regional Playoffs where they beat the Oroville Hornets 51-32 in Wenatchee on Feb. 23, securing their spot in the state tournament.
They will make the journey to Spokane where they battle against Morton-White Pass on Feb. 28 and will advance to the next round if they win.
The team gave fans a thrilling season with some nail-biting games, like the 52-53 loss against Concrete on Jan. 5 and the two wins against their neighbor rival Orcas Island; 64-49 on Jan. 12 and 55-50 on Jan. 30. They lose two seniors this year, Rio Black and Isaac Mayer.
Check the Journal to view results of the Feb. 28 state tournament game.


IoT: "I am in it" and now?
20.06.2018 – Wilhelm Kleiminger and Michael Schröder
There are many hopes associated with a networked world. But a light bulb doesn't simply go on through Internet access alone. Wilhelm Kleiminger and Michael Schröder of Ergon Informatik explain how companies can implement new digital business cases at different levels using interconnection with the physical world and artificial intelligence applications.
The Internet of Things (IoT) refers to the vision of "intelligent" objects that interact with their environment and humans through sensors and actuators. Thank to advances in electronics and technology, we now find microprocessors and communication modules integrated into billions of items that become "smart" objects. The meaning of the term IoT describes smart, networked all-purpose objects that can perceive and even interact with their environment – a link between the physical and the digital world.
Combination with AI: achieve business benefits with IoT
The promise of the "intelligence" of things arises not only from the connection of the physical and the digital world, but now in combination with applications of artificial intelligence (AI). An electrical load meter does not become a "smart meter" by recording the electrical load (digitally) and making it available to the energy provider over the Internet. The meter only becomes "smart" when it actively helps the user to save energy, e.g. if the user recognises that a freezer needs to be de-iced.
The purpose of using AI is to support people in their actions "with the help of a digital expert". In terms of the networking of the physical world, this can be at different levels:
- Non-networked things can be made a bit "smart" with the use of augmented reality (AR) by recognising them and linking them with additional information from the digital world. For example, employees with a Microsoft HoloLens can operate complex machines without lengthy training or patients can see the side effects of a drug directly on their smartphone with the help of AR.
- The first digital information is available for AI applications through the simple networking of things, allowing for enhanced business cases. For example, a smart heating valve that provides access to its internal data via networking can allow remote diagnostics in the event of a fault, which optimises building maintenance. In conjunction with AI approaches, errors can be detected before they even occur.
- When a group of heterogeneous physical things is networked with software components, we are talking about a cyber-physical system. One example is the electricity grid of the future – the smart grid. Here, electric load meters can communicate not only with the electricity company, but also with decentralised producers such as the photovoltaic system on the roof. If the AI is able to directly influence the physical environment through such a networked system, completely new business cases can be created. The customer can, for example, obtain a cleaning service using the subscription model. The robotic vacuum cleaner communicates with the electrical load meter and transparently calculates its energy consumption for the customer with the supplier. The robotic vacuum cleaner is provided by a digital cleaning company. The customer no longer buys the vacuum cleaner, but the cleaning service.
Even if the individual elements (IoT, AI, AR etc.) have a clearly understandable benefit, application faces a whole series of challenges in practice. An overall business case can often not be set up at the beginning because neither the potential for differentiation or savings nor the future market configuration are known. Agile action and learning are mandatory here.
At the same time, however, the basic infrastructure for the IoT devices must be set up and operated. The replaced systems usually have a very long lifetime (e.g. 30 years for an electric load meter compared to two years for a modern smartphone).
The potential of the data (and therefore the use of AI) only becomes visible after it has been collected and analysed. In turn, data collection is technically complex and takes a long time. For an HVAC application (heating, ventilation, air conditioning), sensor data from a variety of building types must be collected under varying weather conditions. That means years of effort and investment in a scalable cloud infrastructure.
Smart approach to success
Despite these challenges, an early start is worthwhile. Companies that rely on IoT and AI at an early stage can offer better products that lead to higher sales and thus more data for optimisation.
Agile action is the order of the day. However, this does not mean that companies should blindly plunge into building an IoT base infrastructure and AI skills. Instead, it is advisable to first of all work out possible potentials and directions of development. Based on this short initial phase, you can take the first practical steps, testing concrete business potential in practice with a few customers and gradually expanding them. Depending on the specific context, market and investment strategy, companies can either gradually develop the current business with the use of IoT and AI or experiment directly with completely new business models.
In practice, companies can sharply accelerate the use of IoT cloud approaches. For example, the Ergon CoreCloud offers a smart module for fast and scalable implementation of such data-intensive IoT / AI applications based on Ergon's years of IoT experience.
Dr. Wilhelm Kleiminger is an alumnus of the research group of Prof. Friedemann Mattern at ETH Zurich. Among other things, he dealt with the intersection between artificial intelligence and the Internet of Things: Intelligent heating controls.
Dr. Michael Schröder has been advising clients on digital transformation and the conception, selection and introduction of innovative IT solutions for more than 15 years. Due to his scientific background, he is a long-standing advocate of data-driven applications and AI.


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For Pilots and Flight Operations Personnel
The Arctic, strictly speaking, is the region shown in figure 131 which lies north of the Arctic Circle (66 1/2° latitude). However, this chapter includes Alaskan weather even though much of Alaska lies south of the Arctic Circle.
Your most valuable source of information concerning flying the Arctic is the experienced Arctic flyer. To introduce you to Arctic flying weather, this chapter surveys climate, air masses, and fronts of the Arctic; introduces you to some Arctic weather peculiarities; discusses weather hazards in the Arctic; and comments on Arctic flying.
LONG DAYS AND NIGHTS
A profound seasonal change in length of day and night occurs in the Arctic because of the Earth's tilt and its revolution around the sun. Figure 132 shows that any point north of the Arctic Circle has autumn and winter days when the sun stays all day below the horizon and days in spring and summer with 24 hours of sunshine. The number of these days increases toward the North Pole; there the sun stays below the horizon for 6 months and shines continuously during the other 6 months.
Figure 131 shows the water and land distribution in the Arctic. Arctic mountain ranges are effective barriers to air movement. Large masses of air stagnate over the inland continental areas. Thus, the Arctic continental areas are air mass source regions.
A large portion of the Arctic Ocean is covered throughout the year by a deep layer of ice - the permanent ice pack as shown in figure 133. Even though the ocean is ice covered through much of the year, the ice and the water below contain more heat than the surrounding cold land, thus moderating the climate to some extent. Oceanic and coastal areas have a milder climate during winter than would be expected and a cool climate in summer. As opposed to large water bodies, large land areas show a more significant seasonal temperature variation.
As one would expect, the Arctic is very cold in winter; but due to local terrain and the movement of pressure systems, occasionally some areas are surprisingly warm. During winter, coastal areas average about 20° warmer than the interior. During summer, interior areas are pleasantly warm with many hours of sunshine. Coastal areas have relatively cool short summers due to their proximity to water.
Cloudiness over the Arctic is at a minimum during winter reaching a maximum in summer and fall, figure 134. Spring also brings many cloudy days. During summer afternoons, scattered cumulus clouds forming over the interior occasionally grow into thundershowers. These thundershowers, usually circumnavigable, move generally from northeast to southwest in the polar easterlies which is opposite the general movement in mid-latitudes.
Strong winds occur more often along the coasts than elsewhere. The frequency of high winds in coastal areas is greatest in fall and winter. Wind speeds are generally light in the continental interior during the entire year, but are normally at their strongest during summer and fall.
AIR MASSES - WINTER
In winter, air masses form over the expanded ice pack and adjoining snow covered land areas. These air masses are characterized by very cold surface air, very low humidity, and strong low level temperature inversions. Occasionally, air from unfrozen ocean areas flows northward over the Arctic. These intrusions of moist, cold air account for most of the infrequent wintertime cloudiness and precipitation in the Arctic.
AIR MASSES - SUMMER
During the summer, the top layer of the Arctic permafrost layer melts leaving very moist ground, and the open water areas of the Polar Basin increase markedly. Thus, the entire area becomes more humid, relatively mild, and semi-maritime in character. The largest amount of cloudiness and precipitation occurs inland during the summer months.
Occluded fronts are the rule. Weather conditions with occluded fronts are much the same in the Arctic as elsewhere - low clouds, precipitation, poor visibility, and sudden fog formation. Fronts are much more frequent over coastal areas than over the interior.
EFFECTS OF TEMPERATURE INVERSION
The intense low level inversion over the Arctic during much of the winter causes sound - including people's voices - to carry over extremely long distances. Light rays are bent as they pass at low angles through the inversion. This bending creates an effect known as looming - a form of mirage that causes objects beyond the horizon to appear above the horizon. Mirages distorting the shape of the sun, moon, and other objects are common with these low level inversions.
In theory, certain energy particles from the sun strike the Earth's magnetic field and are carried along the lines of force where they tend to lower and converge near the geomagnetic poles. The energy particles then pass through rarefied gases of the outer atmosphere, illuminating them in much the same way as an electrical charge illuminates neon gas in neon signs.
The Aurora Borealis takes place at high altitudes above the Earth's surface and thus has been observed as far south as Florida. However, the highest frequency of observations is over the northern United States and northward. Displays of aurora vary from a faint glow to an illumination of the Earth's surface equal to a full moon. They frequently change shape and form and are also called dancing lights or northern lights.
LIGHT REFLECTION BY SNOW COVERED SURFACES
Much more light is reflected by snow covered surfaces than by darker surfaces. Snow often reflects Arctic sunlight sufficiently to blot out shadows, thus markedly decreasing the contrast between objects. Dark distant mountains may be easily recognized, but a crevasse normally directly in view may be undetected due to lack of contrasts.
LIGHT FROM CELESTIAL BODIES
Illumination from the moon and stars is much more intense in the Arctic than in lower latitudes. Pilots have found that light from a half-moon over a snow covered field may be sufficient for landing. Even illumination from the stars creates visibility far beyond that found elsewhere. Only under heavy overcast skies does the night darkness in the Arctic begin to approach the degree of darkness in lower latitudes.
Fog limits landing and takeoff in the Arctic more than any other visibility restriction. Water droplet fog is the main hazard to aircraft operations in coastal areas during the summer. Ice fog is the major restriction in winter.
Ice fog is common in the Arctic. It forms in moist air during extremely cold, calm conditions in winter, occurring often and tending to persist. Effective visibility is reduced much more in ice fog when one is looking toward the sun. Ice fog may be produced both naturally and artificially. Ice fog affecting aviation operations most frequently is produced by the combustion of aircraft fuel in cold air. When the wind is very light and the temperature is about -30° F or colder, ice fog often forms instantaneously in the exhaust gases of automobiles and aircraft. It lasts from as little as a few minutes to days.
Steam fog, often called "sea smoke," forms in winter when cold, dry air passes from land areas over comparatively warm ocean waters. Moisture evaporates rapidly from the water surface; but since the cold air can hold only a small amount of water vapor, condensation takes place just above the surface of the water and appears as "steam" rising from the ocean. This fog is composed entirely of water droplets that often freeze quickly and fall back into the water as ice particles. Low level turbulence can occur and icing can become hazardous.
Advection fog, which may be composed either of water droplets or of ice crystals, is most common in winter and is often persistent. Advection fog forms along coastal areas when comparatively warm, moist, oceanic air moves over cold land. If the land areas are hilly or mountainous, lifting of the air results in a combination of low stratus and fog. The stratus and fog quickly diminish inland. Lee sides of islands and mountains usually are free of advection fog because of drying due to compressional heating as the air descends downslope. Icing in advection fog is in the form of rime and may become quite severe.
Over the frozen Arctic Ocean and along the coastal areas, blowing snow and strong winds are common hazards during autumn and winter. Blowing snow is a greater hazard to flying operations in the Arctic than in mid-latitudes because the snow is "dry" and fine and can be picked up easily by light winds. Winds in excess of 8 knots may raise the snow several feet off the ground obliterating objects such as runway markers as illustrated in figure 135. A sudden increase in surface wind may cause an unlimited visibility to drop to near zero in a few minutes. This sudden loss of visibility occurs frequently without warning in the Arctic. Stronger winds sometimes lift blowing snow to heights above 1,000 feet and produce drifts over 30 feet deep.
Icing is most likely in spring and fall, but is also encountered in winter. During spring and fall, icing may extend to upper levels along frontal zones. While icing is mostly a problem over water and coastal areas, it does exist inland. It occurs typically as rime, but a combination of clear and rime is not unusual in coastal mountains.
In coastal areas during spring, fall, and winter, heavy frost and rime may form on aircraft parked outside, especially when fog or ice fog is present. This frost should be removed; it reduces lift and is especially hazardous if surrounding terrain requires a rapid rate of climb.
"Whiteout" is a visibility restricting phenomenon that occurs in the Arctic when a layer of cloudiness of uniform thickness overlies a snow or ice covered surface. Parallel rays of the sun are broken up and diffused when passing through the cloud layer so that they strike the snow surface from many angles. The diffused light than reflects back and forth countless times between the snow and the cloud eliminating all shadows. The result is a loss of depth perception. Buildings, people, and dark colored objects appear to float in the air, and the horizon disappears. Low level flight over icecap terrain or landing on snow surfaces becomes dangerous. Disastrous accidents have occurred as a result of whiteouts.
Whiteouts, in conjunction with overcast skies, often present a serious hazard especially for visual flight. Many mountain peaks are treeless and rounded rather than ragged, making them unusually difficult to distinguish under poor visibility conditions.
OCEANIC AND COASTAL AREAS
In oceanic and coastal areas, predominant hazards change with the seasons. In summer, the main hazard is fog in coastal areas.
In winter, ice fog is the major restriction to aircraft operation. Blowing and drifting snow often restrict visibility also. Storms and well defined frontal passages frequent the coastal areas accompanied by turbulence, especially in the coastal mountains.
Icing is most frequent in spring and fall and may extend to high levels in active, turbulent frontal zones. Fog is also a source of icing when temperature is colder than freezing.
Over the continental interior, good flying weather prevails much of the year; although during winter, ice fog often restricts aircraft operations. In terms of ceiling and visibility, the summer months provide the best flying weather. However, the number of cloudy days during the summer exceeds those in winter. Thunderstorms develop on occasion during the summer, but they usually can be circumnavigated without much interference with flight plans.
1. Interior areas generally have good flying weather, but coastal areas and Arctic slopes often are plagued by low ceiling, poor visibility, and icing.


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Three start-ups, at the Nigerian Communication Commission, NCC, COVID-19 Virtual Hackathon Challenge, won the sum of N3 million each, after emerging top winners at the event.
The virtual hackathon challenge took place at the Conference Hall, NCC Head Office, Maitama, Abuja on Tuesday, September 1, 2020.
The three start-ups, namely KlassConnect, SmartClinic and Elizade University Team, received the research grant to proffer digital solutions on COVID-19.
A total of 298 submissions were received from start-ups. After the first and second level preliminary assessments, based on the pre-established selection criteria, 56 of the start-ups, qualified for the final stage of the Evaluation Processes.
Out of the fifty-six, (56), solutions from different start-ups that participated in the Virtual Hackathon, three, (3), winning solutions were identified, through a painstaking evaluation process that threw up the overall first, second and third best start-ups, with the most promising and adaptable solutions.
In his opening speech, Prof. Umar Garba Danbatta, Executive Vice Chairman/CEO, Nigerian Communications Commission, NCC, expressed his delight at having an event designed to reward hard work and innovation, in the Nigerian ICT industry, while also, appreciating the Honorable Minister of Communications and Digital Economy, Dr. Isa Ali Pantami, whose idea initiated the award ceremony.
“This challenge is not misplaced, given that it is in tandem, with the 8-pillars of the National Digital Economy Policy and Strategy 2020-2030, with the Honorable Minister, as the Pilot.
We considered the challenge to find a local content solution, to the pandemic as it follows our strategic designs, as contemplated in our 8-Point Agenda, which, incidentally, aligns with the 8-pillars of the NDEPS 2020”, Danbatta stressed.
Danbatta noted that the Hackathon is expected to throw up innovative and adaptable solutions that will address the present and future impacts of Pandemics and Epidemic diseases in Nigeria, focusing on five, (5), thematic areas, namely Health, Community, Productivity, Economy and Education.
“The Commission has, in the past two years, managed similar ICT-based innovations and research competitions among the tertiary institutions, in the country, with potentials to improving on our local content solutions in the industry”, the EVC Danbatta concluded.
Delivering the opening remarks at the awards presentation of the grants, Dr. Henry Nkemadu, Director, Research and Development, NCC, reiterated the Commissions efforts, in fostering innovations in emerging technologies.
Nkemadu noted that, the Commission’s reason for initiating the Virtual Hackathon 2020, in the wake of COVID-19 pandemic is, to challenge Nigerian start-ups, Technology Hubs and Innovation Digital SMEs, to come up with adaptable digital solutions for addressing the present and future impacts of Pandemic and Epidemic diseases in Nigeria.
“Beyond prize winning, we congratulate every start-up who participated in this competition. We have no doubt that the experience gained, will provide all of us with the opportunity to retool and re-engineer our innovative skills, for a better future for our businesses and our nation”, Nkemadu concluded.
Here are the three, (3), winners and their solutions:
This Edtech start-up provides educational institutions, with a web portal that enables students to work remotely, by registering for courses, receiving lectures, delivering assignments, creating and executing tasks.
Klasconnect benefits institution through:
- Cost savings plans
- Greater coverage and information
- Centralised E-Library system
- Tolerance to pandemic
This E-Health start-up is involved in providing and implementing the latest trends in health technology.
With its mobile app and web solution, patient-based mobile health app is linked with a hospital-based information management system.
SmartClinic offers patients the following:
- Viewing hospital availability
- Scheduling appointments
- Getting notified of lab and x-ray results
- Remote consultation
Elizade University Team
This start-up plans to assist in automatic temperature screening and contact tracing of persons with body temperature, above the normal for human beings.
In his speech at the event, the Honorable Minister of Communications and Digital Economy, Dr. Isa Ali Ibrahim Pantami, expressed his delight, at the presentation ceremony of grants to winners of the Digital Solutions Hackathon for COVID -19 and other Infectious Diseases, acknowledging that the competition was focused on digital solutions, against the current pandemic.
“Since the global pandemic began, the Ministry of Communications and Digital Economy has strived to support the Federal Government with solutions, based on our areas of expertise and in line with our mission, to build a nation, where digital innovation and entrepreneurship, creates value and prosperity for all”, Pantami noted.
Featured Image: 4th from left, Prof Umar Garba Danbatta, EVC/CEO, NCC, 5th from Left, Honorable Minister of Communications and Digital Economy, extreme right, Dr. Henry Nkemadu, Director, Research and Development, NCC, in a group photograph with the winners of the COVID-19 Virtual Hackathon from digital innovation Startups and Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) event, held in Abuja on Tuesday, September 1, 2020.
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Musicians Talk About Music for Food
We believe both music and food are essential to human life and growth. Music has the power to call forth the best in us, inspiring awareness and action when artists and audiences work together to transform the ineffable into tangible and needed food resources.
Sopranos Kathy Soroka, Kelly Lynch, and Desirée Soteres, among others
Celebrate the Thanksgiving Holiday with songs and arias!
Donations benefit the Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank.
Jonathan Biss, Roberto Diaz, Kim Kashkashian, and Steven Tenenbaum, and the Vera Quartet
Beethoven String Quintet in C major, Op. 29,
Beethoven Piano Sonata (TBD)
Peter Wiley, Cello;
David Shifrin, Clarinet;
Anna Polonsky, Piano
Beethoven: Clarinet Trio in B-flat Major, Op. 11
Rota: Clarinet Trio
Poulenc: Trio [Arr.]
Brahms: Clarinet Trio in A Minor, Op. 114
The Philadelphia Chamber Music Society’s Anna Polonsky, David Shifrin, and Peter Wiley perform trios for clarinet, cello, and piano at the American Philosophical Society. From PCMS:
“The Society is pleased to present these three celebrated musicians in their inaugural season as a trio. Highlighting an outstanding program of works for clarinet trio is a rarely-performed piece by Italian composer Nino Rota. Widely known for scoring films such as The Godfather, Rota also wrote highly sophisticated, inventive chamber music as is evidenced in his richly melodic Clarinet Trio”
Phoenix Ensemble, Michael Block, Sandeep Das, Janny Joo
Bach–Brandenburg Concerto No. 5 in D major, BWV 1050
“Masters of Tradition”–music for cello and tabla
Bach–Brandenburg Concerto No. 3 in G major, BWV 1048
Our second concert of the season features the Phoenix chamber orchestra performing two Brandenburg Concerti and a cross-genre duo formed by Mike Block and Sandeep Das performing music for tabla (a pair of Indian drums used in Hindustani classical music) and cello (a bowed string instrument used in European classical music).
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– Editorial Opinion submitted by Dr. David Tayloe of Goldsboro Pediatrics –
As a pediatrician on the “front lines,” I talk with parents every day who are thankful and relieved that they and their children are vaccinated and boosted. Unfortunately, I also talk with people who have not received the COVID vaccine and will not let us vaccinate their children. I know they are putting themselves and their children at risk. Approximately 4000 NC children have lost parents to COVID; most of the deceased were unvaccinated. Omicron has killed perfectly normal people, but it can be especially deadly for those with risk factors like diabetes and obesity!
As Chair of the Ethics Committee at our hospital, we struggle to care for patients presenting with chest pain and other non-COVID conditions because our hospital is overrun with unvaccinated COVID patients. Our pediatric practice has referred numerous children to children’s hospitals because of medical complications from COVID. Childhood hospitalizations are increasing significantly. And nearly all this tragedy is preventable!!
When COVID struck, and a vaccine was developed at “warp speed,” during a tense political timeframe, I contacted a scientist friend who serves on the FDA (Food and Drug Administration) and CDC (Centers for Disease Control) COVID Vaccine Committees. I asked him if he thought the vaccine was safe. He reassured me we developed the vaccine so quickly because scientists had been perfecting the mRNA technology for years, had access to the genetic code for the virus, and the government made COVID prevention its number one priority by providing the funding to assure development of a safe vaccine – sort of like when we have to stop and get out of the way when an ambulance is coming down the highway – think of the COVID vaccine project as the federal government’s ambulance to rescue us from COVID!
So, I took the Pfizer vaccine, and my wife took Moderna’s product, and we have both had our complete series including the booster. All our children and grandchildren (6 years through 48 years) are vaccinated and boosted.
For those concerned about safety, we have given over five hundred million doses of COVID vaccines. The FDA is extremely strict about safety and removing unsafe vaccines from the market. I have seen this happen in pediatrics and it has never taken the FDA more than a couple of months to remove an unsafe product. In 47 years of giving vaccines to children, I have never had a patient suffer any permanent side effects from a vaccine. If people have questions about the safety of a vaccine for themselves or their children, they should talk with their doctor. All pediatricians love to talk about vaccines because we see vaccines saving lives every day.
In contrast, we know that COVID has killed more people worldwide than any virus since the 1918 influenza pandemic. We have watched friends die from three versions of COVID-19. Vaccines provide excellent protection against all three strains. Unfortunately, there will be other strains. The only way our country can regain any semblance of normalcy, is for all eligible people to be vaccinated and boosted with a COVID vaccine.
We pediatricians are at the stage of begging those of you who are unvaccinated to take this effective, safe vaccine for the sake of yourselves, your children, and your communities!
Dave Tayloe, Jr., MD, FAAP
Goldsboro Pediatrics, PA
Former President, American Academy Pediatrics and the NC Pediatric Society
This op-ed was developed with editorial assistance from Gabriela Maradiaga Panayotti, M.D. [email protected] and the NC Pediatric Society
The opinions expressed in this editorial are not necessarily the views of Goldsboro Daily News or Curtis Media Group-Goldsboro.


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It’s raining inspirational films in Bollywood, and ‘Maidaan’ is another one of them! The film, based on the life of India’s football coach Syed Abdul Rahim was announced in July 2018, and now a year later, the film has finally gone on floors. Ajay Devgn shared the announcement on his Twitter handle, saying the shooting for ‘Maidaan’ has kicked off.
— Ajay Devgn (@ajaydevgn) August 19, 2019
The film is based on the period 1952-1962, which, according to the film’s poster is the Golden Era of Indian Football. Ajay Devgn will be playing Indian football coach Syed Abdul Rahim, who team to new heights and yet remains an unsung hero in the Indian history of sports. The team, under his leadership, won the gold medal in the Asian Games in 1951 and 1962. They had also managed to secure a place in the semifinals in the 1956 edition of the games.
The cast and crew will be filming in three locations – Jakarta in Indonesia, Rome in Italy, and Melbourne in Australia. Boney Kapoor, who is producing the film, had said in an earlier statement, “With Ajay Devgn on board, I can just hope that our film inspires youngsters to play football, and India soon to bring the World Cup home.” The film will also star, alongside Devgn, south Indian actress Keerthy Suresh. Maidaan is being directed by Amit Sharma, whose last film Badhaai Ho went on to win a National Award.
Elated and proud to announce a story never told as @ZeeStudios_ #BoneyKapoor & @freshlimefilms come together for a biopic on India’s legendary #Football coach, Syed Abdul Rahim, starring @ajaydevgn, directed by @CinemaPuraDesi, screenplay by @SaiwynQ, and dialogues by @writish. pic.twitter.com/vzaLJya67x
— Zee Studios (@ZeeStudios_) July 13, 2018
Maidaan will hit screens in 2020.


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I recommend Francesca to all of those who want to grow, as they will find in her a good as gold guide.”
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BUSINESS leaders and politicians in Hampshire have welcomed rising employment in the south.
Latest figures show that overall employment in the south-east has risen by 1.2 per cent in the past year to 76.1 per cent – the highest in the country.
They also reveal that 67.2 per cent of women in the UK are in employment – the highest rate since records began – while 77.2 per cent of men are in work.
Stewart Dunn, chief executive of Hampshire Chamber of Commerce, said: “The recent job market figures show that there is a record number of women in work and youth unemployment continues to fall – strong indications of an economic recovery.”
Sally Lynskey, chief executive of Business South, said: “We are definitely heading in the right direction and it is important for that momentum to be maintained.”


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Our Correspondent who signs himself " A Friend” may expect to see tipo but of his three communications in the Repository. The third is superseded by the article to which he alludes. But he must allow as time, We ardently wish to satisfy all our correspondents; but we are equally bound to consult the gratification of our readers.
T. V. of Brighton is informed that the Repository is published as early and regularly as any Magazine. His not receiving it till the middle of the month must be owing to the mismanagement of his agent.
The Remarks on the “ Physical and Metaphysical Enquiries" from Glasgow, shall appear in our next. We shall be happy to receive the continuation of them.
We are obliged to “ No Bigot' of Norwich for his very friendly letter, accompanying his rejoinder to the reply of P. Q. on Card-Playing.. His candour will, we trust, acquit us of partiality in dropping this controversy. It is exhausted. And the writers on each side are anonymous.
The Paper on Dueiling and the interesting communication from Sandon, are unavoidably postponed to our next number.
In the Obituary of Edward Xing, Esq. in our last No. (p. 280) for “ Mo rals,” read Morsels.
In the Review of Griesbach in the same No. (p. 267.) for Knittle," wbich Occurs twice,read Knittch.
A REVIEW OF THE LIFE, WRITINGS AND CHARACTER OF
CASTLE UPON TYNE.
HE subject of these memoirs has a title to respectful
notice in the biographical department of your useful miscellany. - He, deservedly, ranks among devotional and historical writers of peculiar merit.
Mr. BENJAMIN BENNET, was a native of Wilsborough, near Market-Bosworth, in Leicestershire, where the remarkable indications of his early piety and zeal were remembered and spoken of with admiration and pleasure to the day of his death. Hiš mind received a religious, and devotional tincture from a dangerous illness, with which he was attacked, when he was very young. The serious impressions, which that sickness left on his heart, were carefully cultivated and improved. "In the period of youth he was solicitous to raise and strengthen a sense of religion in the souls of his companions, and engaged several to join, in convenient retirements, in associations for acts of devotion.
He was destined for trade, but when the time came to determine' on some employment, the piety of his disposition directed his views to the ministry: and, being encouraged to follow his inclinations, he applied himself closely to study, and made a rapid and conspicuous proficiency in all parts of learning subservient to the sacred office to which he devoted himself. He pursued his academical course at a seminary of the greatest antiquity among the Nonconformists, directed by Mr. John Woodhouse, silenced at Thrumpton, in Nottinghamshire, by the act of Uniformity; who kept an academy at Sherifl-Hales, in Shropshire, which flourished in the reign of VOL. 11.
Charles II. and at one time the number of students amounted to forty or fifty*.
On the removal of the Rev. John Sheffield to St. Thomas, Southwark, in 1697, Mr. Bennet commenced his ministry, at Temple-Hall, which adjoined to the place of his birth, and where Mr. Sheffield had formed a Society of Protestant Dissenterst. Here he officiated, with great acceptance to a very serious people ; till he received an invitation to succeed Die Gilpin, a gentleman of eminent talents and name at Newcastle upon Tyne ; which station he filled with great usefulness to the time of his death. On the 301h of May, 1699, he was, with three other young ministers, Mr. John Reynolds, Mr. Hand and Mr. Warrent, ordained and set apart by prayer and impo
In the list of Mr. Woodhouse's pupils appear the names of the following gentlemen ; some of whom were of the first rank. Sir Edward Harley's two sons, viz. the Earl of Oxford and Auditor Harley, Henry St. John, well known in the reign of queen Ann, Thomas Foley, Esq. afterwards Lord Foley, Leechmcre, Esq. Thomas Hunt, of Boreatton, Esq. and Mr. Yates, of Deanford, who was, in 1764, the last survivor of the young gentlemen, educated at SherifiHales. The Ministers brought up here were assistants and immediate successorg to the ejected Ministers : and many of them adorned eminent stations among the dissenters; as Mr. Spilsbury, at Kidderminster, Mr. Warren, at Coventry, Mr.. Ferdinando Shaw, Derby, Mr. Tong and Mr Newman, who both finished their ministry at Salter's Hall, in London. 'The Aristotelian and German Systems of Divinity were read at Mr. Woodhouse's seminary. He died in 1700, pastor of a congregation at Little St Helens, Bishopsgate-Street, where he discharged the duties of his ministry with much acceptance and usefulness. His funeral sermon was preached by Dr. Williams; “ who," it was remarked by some of his pupils, as Mr. Orton informs us, “ hath said too little of himg."
† Dr. Calamy's Funeral Sermon for Mr. Sheffield, p 34.
#Mr. John REYNOLDS, born Feb. 19, 1666-7, was the eldest son of Mr. Jonn REYNOLDS, ejected from the living of Wolverhampton, a considerable market town in the county of Stafford. He was entered when he was seventeen a scholar at Pembroke College, Oxford, where he studied four years. He spent severa! years, in connexion, as an assistant, with Mr. Noble, of 'Bristol. In 1708, he accepted an invitation to Shrewsbury. After ten years service in this town, ill health induced him to resign his pastoral office there, and he removed to Bethncl Green,' in London, where he spent nearly two years, and frequently preached for Mr. Chapman, the Minister of a congregation of Dissenters there. In 1722, he returned into the country and fixed his residence a: Walsall, in Statfordshire, where he spent the remainder of his days, till the 24th Aug. 1727, usually preaching in the morning for the valuable Mr. Godley, the pastor of the congregation in that town. This was a place suitable to his taste, as he coveted privacy and retirement; though his manners were courteous and obliging, and his conversation, though grave and scrious, was oftentimes very pleasant and facetious. His temper was extiemely modest, humble, peaceable and very benevolent. His charity was so munificent, that though he had a plentiful estate he saved nothing, but frcely gave whatever he could spare to the poor, to whom he was ever accessible, and received their visits with conciliating tenderness and respect. His ministerial talents were distinguishing: his mind was replenished with divine and human literature : his love to map
Palmer's Non-Conformist's Memorial, v. ii. p. Qu9, 300. 1st Ed. and an acconnt of the Dis. ænting Academies from the restoration of Charles 11. MS.---penes me,
sition of hands, to the ministerial office at Oldbury Chapel, in Shropshire, by five ministers, who had been ejected from their livings by the Act of Uniformity, in 1662*.
Mr. Bennet entered on his public character with a mind, richly replenished with divine and human learning; and had formed an extensive acquaintance with ancient and modern books, of which he had a good collection. But, though the
kind was extensive : his piety was warm and lively, and his zeal for the divine glory fervent and active. He was the author of " Three Letters to a Deist," * The Religion of Jesus Delineated.” · A Discourse on Reconciliation," and a treatise on “ The Angelic World.” An epitaph on " Bigotry," written by him in Latin was translated by Dr. Watts into English, and appeared in his “ Reliquiæ Juveniles." To his life is affixed “ A View of Death, a Philosophical Poem, with Notes." His piece entitled “The Religion of Jesus delineated," was meant as a contrast and supplement to Wollaston's celebrated and learned work entitled “ The Religion of Nature delineated."
The writer of this has met with no information concerning Mr. Hand.
Mr. WARREN, who had pursued his academical studies under Mr. Woodhouse, was first Chaplain to Fhilip Foley, Esq. of Prestwood : from that retirement he was invited to the city of Coventry, where he officiated first as assistant to Mr. Tong and then as co-pastor with Mr. Joshua Merril ; and last as sole-pastor, till he died in Sep. 1742. He is represented to have been a man who made a very amiable figure and through whose life a general lustre was diffused; his natural tem. per being mild, obliging and humane; his mien and address being genteel and manly; his conversation being rendered agreeable, from a facility and pleasantness of behaviour, a good acquaintance with men and things, and a quickness of wit. All his deportment had an air of good-will to men. Few were more assiduous in the pastoral office. In the public functions of it he greaily excelled. The clear. ne:s of his thoughts, the propriety and freedom of his expression, the justness of his method and the decency of his elocution were all animated by a truc sense of the importance of the things he delivered. He was much in prayer and had a happy talent that way. His life was prolonged to near seventy years. He died as he lived, recommending a regard to serious religion to all that came about him ; in the no t pertinent and pathetic manner, expressing at the same time a deep sense of the failures of his life and a cheerful hope of a blessed immortality. “I have," he said, on the day of his death, “ that peace and comfort I would not be without, for a world." Upon all views he had taken of religion it was his conviction that koe was so essential to it, that without that all our religious pretensions are vain and insignificant. It was a striking proof of the prevailing temper of his mind, a pleasing trait in his last moments, that he desired a particular friend to improve his death by a Discourse to his congregation on these words. “God is love; and he that dwelleth in love dwelleth in God and God in him." 1 John iv, 16. In a paper found after his death, he had written“ God is Love, &c. This is the great ground of my hope, I dwell in the love of God with all my heart, and soul, and strength: of the Lord Jesus Christ in sincerity : of all good people without distinction : and of all men, and even of all enemies, therefore I shall dwell with God for ever and ever. Amen.” This was the sentiment, which in his illness he expressed to the friend on whom he devolved the last tribute of respect to his memory. “ He that du elletb in love, dwelleth in God. I dwell in love, and therefore I dwell in God; and may I not conclude, I shall dwell with him? I think,” said he, “thia conclusion is justt.”
• Memoirs of Mr. John Reynolds, p. 27. + Mr. Joseph Carpenter's Sermon upon the death of the Rev. John Warren, !9th Sep. 1724
P. 1. 26.-31.
avocations of his public post were numerous, he remitted nothing of his assiduous application to study, to which he constantly devoted fifty, sometimes sixty hours a week, which he distributed among che six days, as best suited his other occasions,
He took great delight and was very diligent in the work of preaching, for which he was finely qualified. He was ready to this service in season and out of season, not only among his own people; but all the adjacent congregations. He said to a friend, that he often recollected being one time solicited to preach in London, when Mr. Timothy Rogers was present, who broke out into such expressions as these : “ Oh preach, by all means preach, I would fain preach but cannot ; and what do you know but you may do some good, which you may never hear of till the day of judgment.” One way or other he was much engaged in the concerns of most of the congregations in the northern parts of England. He was usually applied to in their exigences and readily assisted them with his advices and services, as the occasion might require. His offices sometimes proved ungrateful, and his services not so well received as they deserved. But it was justly observed, that they who pursued measures contrary to what'he recommended, commonly saw reason to acknowledge their mistake.
He was singularly pertinent, copious and fervent in prayer; rising sometimes to a rapture. His discourses from the pulpit were always very judicious and pathetic ; addressed at once to the judgment and the hearts of the hearers. He was happy in the choice of his subjects, both as to their importance and tendency. His manner of treating them was rational, clear and lively. His thoughts were solid and weighty, and generally accompanied with novelty of sentiment. His method was accurate and natural. His style had freedom, vivacity and strength. His delivery was graceful and solemn. And his whole deportment in the pulpit was calculated to awe and affect the audience. His administration of the Lord's supper was grave, warm and affectionate : and in this service, for which he took great pairis to prepare his own heart, he was thought to excel himself, as his performance of it raised admiration.
To his very acceptable, able and useful ministrations a violent fever put an end, on September 1st, 1726, in the 52d year of his age. As his life was peculiarly exemplary, his death was tranquil and happy. He met his dissolution with admirable composure and cheerfulness. From the moment in which his distemper seized him, the attack was of a nature and force that

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How family — and diversity — fueled the $4 billion 'Fast and Furious' franchise to historic box office heights
The talent behind #F8 discusses what makes the franchise such a success with Los Angeles Times.
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For a millennia, cannabis has been used for recreational and medicinal purposes. What most people don’t know is that 10-20% of marijuana smoke resin is composed of terpenes or terpenoids. This means when you inhale the herbal plant, the terpenes will go inside of you.
Now the question is; Are terpenes good or bad for you?
Found within the resin glands or trichomes in marijuana plants are terpenes that bind with receptors in your brain. However, cannabinoids produce an “entourage effect” when matched with Terpenes. These two combinations help create an overall weatlh of health benefits when treated in patients.
Terpenes are believed to be good for you as they are known to help relieve stress, prevent cancer, and solve many other problems. However, when consumed in very high doses, some terpenes such as Pulegone can cause liver damage. Although cannabis plants contain tiny amounts of pulegone and other dangerous chemicals, it’s a very safe drug. Apart from terpenes, researchers have also identified CBD (Cannabidiol) and THC (tetracannabinol) in cannabis. Now we'll dive into an overview of terpenes and their health benefits.
What Are Terpenes?
Terpenes come from the herbal plant that’s designed by nature to attract and repel insects. They can even repel some animals as well. In addition, terpenes are aromatic and they are what make the herbal plant smell and taste good. There are numerous terpenoid compounds found in cannabis plants, they vary widely among varieties and produce aromas that are often characteristic of the plant’s geographical region.
Scientist have identified and named more than 140 different types of terpenes in cannabis plants and many more remain unnamed. Certain terpenes control how much THC, the psychoactive chemical in marijuana, passes through the blood barrier. Moreover, there are others that release neurotransmitters like serotonin and dopamine which alters their rate of production.
When ingested, the effects terpenes will have on your body may include:
Anti-carcinogenic (fights cancer)
In addition, here are some examples of terpenes found in cannabis plants such as:
Delta3Carene: In aromatherapy, Delta3Carene is used to dry tears, running noses, excess menstrual flow and perspiration. It causes ‘cottonmouth’ (dry mouth) in some users. According to Herb they state, “The anti-inflammatory property of delta 3 carene is probably its most impressive characteristic, allows it to treat arthritis, bursitis, and fibromyalgia.”
Initially, this terpene helps heal patients extensively. The next terpene helps in other areas as you’ll soon find out.
Myrcene: This is the most common terpene found in cannabis plants. It’s highly sedative and it also has very strong anti inflammatory properties. In aromatherapy, mycerene is best used to control insomnia, relieve stress, and as an anti inflammatory.
Limonene: Just as the name suggests, this terpene contains a strong pungent lemon like scent. It has a heavy uplifting effect that is very helpful in controlling stress, depression and anxiety. In aromatherapy, limonene is best used to reduce depression, control PTSD or as an antidepressant.
Humulene: The best way to describe this terpene is “The Anti-Munchie Terpene”. It suppresses hunger, making it perfect for people who want to shed some weight. In aromatherapy, it’s used to inhibit bacterial growth, reduce, inflammation, and to reduce the growth of tumors.
Pinene: Using pinene will result in better memory and overall better health. In the past, it was used for hundreds and possibly thousands of years to restore memory. There are two types of pinene such as alpha pinene that smells like rosemary and beta pinene that smells like basil. In aromatherapy, pinene is used as an anti-inflammatory and to increase airflow to lungs (bronchodilator).
Linalool: Also found in lavender, linalool has a citrus like aroma. It possesses strong sedative and anti-anxiety properties.
What is CBD?
CBD stands for Cannabidiol. Cannabidiol is a chemical that is found throughout the flowers, stalk, and seeds of cannabis plants. What’s interesting about CBD is. Once it enters your body, it interacts with your Endocannabinoid system. The endocannabinoid system in your body regulates a wide variety of bodily functions such as:
What you should know about CBD is that it reduces the unpleasant psychological side effects provoked by THC. If used together, CBD regulates THC.
What is The Connection Between CBD and Terpenes?
The unique smell of marijuana does not come from THC or CBD, it comes from terpenoid compounds. According to Turner (1998), terpenoids derive from repeating units of isoprene. The structure of terpenoids ranges from simple linear chains to complex polycylic molecules. You can easily extract terpenes from plant materials by vaporization or steam distillation.
Terpenes counteract the effects THC has on your brain just like CBD. Terpenes are not found in cannabis plants alone, they are lipids found in all types of plant life. When you eat let’s say an orange and then smoke or consume marijuana then the terpenes present in the orange will interact with the terpenes present in cannabis. You will feel a different kind of high depending on the chemistry of the terpenes working together.
The ‘entourage feeling’ described above is the result of terpenes and Cannabinoids working together. When they are alone, terpenes can’t reach their full potential. However, when you consume it alongside Cannabinoids then there are broader and more potent therapeutic benefits.
How Terpene Infused CBD Treatments Affects Patients
Simply put, combining terpenes and CBD magnifies their health benefits. What health benefits? The cannabis plant contains close to 200 different types of terpenes. Moreover, there are reasons you should start using terpene infused CBD treatments today such as:
Some terpenes have been found to kill cancer causing cells.
Terpenes have strong anti inflammatory properties.
Some terpenes can improve memory and boost your immune system.
No dangerous synthetic chemicals to worry about.
Some terpenes control stress, anxiety and depression.
Terpenes have strong sedative properties (good for people with insomnia).
The biggest advantage of using terpene infused CBD treatments is that there are no synthetic chemicals involved which are essential for patients with arthritis, diabetes, epilepsy, chronic pain, asthma, and others. Also the side effects of using marijuana are few and far between.
The Side Effects You May Experience Are:
Dry mouth (cotton mouth)
Being that cannabis is illegal in most parts of the planet, we still have lots to learn about terpenes. What we do know is that terpenes are very beneficial for us as a species and judging by the way things are going politically, terpenes have a very bright future.
Moreover, if you desire to secure your life in medical emergency events, aside from using CBD, then it’s best to receive a cannabis med alert classic jewelry ID. These ID’s are for any patient using cannabis and are gender neutral. You can engrave important medical information within the ID that will help secure your future in critical events.

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Byron Bay singer-songwriter and one of Australia’s most loved musicians, Pete Murray has today announced a stunning remix of his song Heartbeats, by ARIA-awarding winning Peter Mayes from PNAU. Pete has also dropped a video for the remix, a short film seeking to inspire audiences to cherish the love they share with others while they still can. To celebrate, Pete has also announced a three piece acoustic tour that will cross the country playing intimate club shows, supported nationally by exciting newcomer, Matthew Armitage. The special run kicks off in Perth at Rosemount Hotel on June 29, moving through regional and metropolitan cities in Western Australia, Queensland, Victoria, New South Wales, South Australia, and wraps up in Canberra at The Basement on August 26.
This remix of Heartbeats is subtle, and truly showcases Pete’s diversity as an artist. Peter Mayes has expertly crafted understated percussion that percolates underneath Pete’s vocal, and propels the track from heartfelt ballad into edgy new territory for Pete Murray. Fans are sure to love this rework of Heartbeats just as much as the original. “I’m excited to try and do things a little differently these days,” Pete says, “this Heartbeats remix from Peter Mayes is a fun new thing for me and I’m stoked with how it came out.”
The video for the Heartbeats accurately reflects the song’s lyrical theme through an honest and affecting lens. Directed by Corey Donaldson (Alex L’Estrange, Swilo, Sundown Jury), the clip is propelled by a narrative that highlights the thrill of young love, and the devastation that can ensue. Filmed in Pete’s hometown of Byron Bay, the opening sequence of the headland is a recurring setting that powerfully and poignantly closes this stunningly evocative short film. It is moving, and beautiful, just as the song is.
2017 was a massive year for Pete, with his ARIA award-nominated album Camacho debuting at number three on the ARIA charts, and a packed-out thirty date album tour across Australia. With over one million album sales to his name, the quiet achiever of Australian music is committed to constantly growing as an artist and offering fans new and exciting material with each release.
Pumped to hit the road and play acoustic versions of his popular songs for fans across Australia, Pete enthuses, “I love acoustic tours as it’s always great to strip songs back to their bare bones and do cool versions of them. This tour is going to be a lot of fun and will also be a three piece tour, something I have never done before in Australia”
Heartbeats (Peter Mayes remix) is set for release on March 21. The album Camacho is available now.
Tickets to the Heartbeats acoustic tour will be on sale from March 21. Head to www.petemurray.com for ticketing information.


A budget discussion this week centered on the city’s biggest financial issue, unfunded pension liability, but also mentioned a number of proposed new staffing positions, including some key roles in public safety.
In a joint meeting with the Finance Committee on Tuesday, the Newport Beach City Council heard a study session presentation from staff on the 2018-19 fiscal year proposed city budget.
Later in the evening, Council approved an item that set the date for the public hearing and vote for June 12. The 2018-19 fiscal year begins on July 1.
Finance Director Dan Matusiewicz started out the discussion by stating that the city’s budget is balanced.
“Just to put everybody’s mind at ease,” he said.
The city closed the 2016-17 fiscal year with a surplus of $12.4 million, Matusiewicz noted. Proposed expenditures for the 2018-19 budget (including Capital Improvement Projects and the operating budget) total about $364 million.
There were several comments about the city’s unfunded pension liability. Currently, it stands at $321 million, Matusiewicz explained.
“That is definitely the gorilla in the room,” he said.
The city is continuing its “aggressive” approach to paying it down, he noted. This year they are proposing an unfunded liability payment of $34.5 million.
Much of the meeting’s discussion also revolved around the number of new staff positions proposed.
Overall, in the proposed budget and including the checklist items, the proposed net changes are adding seven full-time and 6.32 “full-time equivalent” part-time positions, explained City Manager Dave Kiff.
“I know that’s a lot,” Kiff said, “and I really respect everyone’s concerns.”
This number includes the new proposed Harbor Department that’s on the checklist, he pointed out.
He noted that staff tried to put in part-time positions instead of full-time. Also, contractors sometimes end up costing more, Kiff pointed out.
Some of the suggested additional positions in the budget include part-time building inspectors, fiscal specialist, senior fiscal clerk, plan check engineer, code enforcement officer, and more.
These are workload-driven positions and many are offset by fees, Kiff pointed out.
Councilman Kevin Muldoon expressed concern for the number of new positions proposed. Some are necessary, but some are not, he pointed out.
“It’s been a tradition of Newport Beach to try and keep our staff low,” which he is very proud of, Muldoon said, “so we’re the most efficient possible.”
The only member of the Finance Committee who spoke during the meeting was Larry Tucker, who mentioned the staffing changes.
“The sizing of the organization is a difficult thing to try and figure out exactly how many people we should have in every department,” Tucker said.
He has often scratched his head over the issue, he added.
It might be worth considering, at some point, consulting an expert to review how many people it really takes to run the city properly, he suggested.
During public comment, Corona del Mar resident and 2018 Council candidate Joy Brenner appreciated the Council members concern for not expanding city staff any more than absolutely necessary, but it’s a complex matter.
She often hears from community members about the need for more enforcement or code compliance to resolve a number of issues, like early morning city code violations or building regulation compliance. All of this needs to be monitored by city staff, she pointed out.
“It’s a much more complicated issue than just really keeping our bare-bones minimum staff,” Brenner said.
A few noteworthy new positions proposed in the budget are in the police and fire departments. Public safety takes up about 54 percent of the proposed general fund expenditures.
For the upcoming fiscal year, staff proposed adding one new police officer for school assistance at an annual cost of $140,000. This position would be a trained sworn peace officer, Kiff clarified. The cost is likely to be split with the Newport-Mesa Unified School District, he noted.
“I don’t have a pledge yet, but that’s the plan,” Kiff said.
It would improve coverage at both high schools and would allow some time for involvement in other NMUSD schools. Details still need to be worked out, he added.
During public comment, resident Ruth Kobayashi said people were again “jolted” by the recent school shooting at Santa Fe High School in Texas. She encouraged the Council to take measures, including increasing coverage by officers on campus, to protect students.
“I definitely support increased police presence here on our campus with appropriate officers that are trained,” Muldoon said.
Also in the police department, Kiff explained the proposal for three new Community Services Officer positions at an annual cost of $225,000. They would be assigned to the records department, where public record act requests are up 385 percent since 2011.
“I worry that we’re falling behind on some important prosecutions,” Kiff noted.
The new CSOs can also assist when females are in custody in order to continue normal jail operations (instead of pulling a female officer in to be present), and it would help avoid overtime expenses. It also allows police to avoid “cite and release” for certain misdemeanors, like drunk in public by maintaining the “drunk tank,” he added.
“This is an important program,” Kiff said. “I would not propose it if I didn’t think it was necessary.”
This is an alternative to new custody officer positions, which are more expensive, he explained.
Although there was some concern from Council members.
Muldoon said he was not in support of the three CSO positions created in order to deal with a “paperwork issue.” Public record requests are fairly simple, he noted. He suggested, unless they are of a sensitive nature, possibly handling them through the NBPD explorer program.
Kiff also presented an idea for adding part-time cold case investigators at an annual cost of $51,000. He mentioned the recent arrest of Joseph James DeAngelo, or the “Golden State Killer,” for crimes committed in the 1970s and 1980s.
“I think our whole department is intrigued by the possibility of investing a little bit more resources in cold cases like that,” Kiff said.
In another proposed new public safety position, Kiff presented an idea of adding a civilian fire marshal position at an annual cost of $133,000.
Although there is currently no formal fire marshal in the department, the NBFD chief fills that role, there was previously. The new suggested arrangement will be a bit different regarding plan check services, more efficient scheduling, and customer service focused. The proposed civilian fire marshal would report to both the fire chief and the community development department director.
They discovered, during the recent years without an official fire marshal and with an uptick in complicated building projects, that there are possible, also complicated, accompanying “trade-offs” in the fire code, NBFD Chief Chip Duncan explained.
“I truly believe there is an opportunity to work with our developers to find a more efficient, cost-effective way to build a building and still keep it safe and still meet the code requirements,” Duncan said. “That’s a really unique skill set.”
That’s where a fire marshal would come in, he said, as well as follow through on the project progresses and is completed.
A fire marshal could also review the municipal code for any possible needed updates, he added.
“So it’s kind of a multi-issue approach to why a fire marshal is a good idea,” Duncan said. “It’s completing one piece of the puzzle and making it so we’re more efficient and provide excellent customer service.”
Muldoon opposed adding in the new position and would rather allocate a budget item to have a consultant attend the inspections and offload some of the work.
Other expenditure-related topics discussed on Tuesday included utility undergrounding, the city’s homelessness approach, and the Capital Improvement Program
For more information, visit newportbeachca.gov/budget.


Will fee revenue rise fast enough to save the bank channel?
Fee revenue in the bank channel has been increasing over the years, and now stands at 23% of total revenue industrywide. In theory, banks could boast about the increase in this metric, as it stood at just 12% five years earlier, according to the annual Kehrer Bielan TPM Report.
That’s an impressive increase in most situations, but it may not be enough to deal with the situation at hand. The fiduciary rule is set to go into effect in a few days, which does not bode well for transactional business to say the least. First the caveats, and to be sure, there are two big ones. The most recent numbers in the Kehrer Bielan report (which we relied on heavily for this InDepth series) are for 2016, and there has been a flurry of activity this year in preparation for the rule. Plus, there’s the BIC exemption, which could indeed pave the way for transactional business.
Still, I feel like that’s counting on a lot from those two caveats. The fact remains that substantive, cultural change is slow. And the shifts that it causes do not always feel equitable when new business priorities emerge (not to mention new necessary skills). Unlike some cultural shifts, this particular change is being pushed along by regulation. But a fast, mandated change doesn’t alter the unequitable aspect.
For months, bankers and analysts have described this rule as “landscape changing.” They’ve also talked freely about how top-tier advisers will adapt and thrive, while the second and third tier (those who can’t change to a fee-based world) likely will be the ones who find themselves on the firing line. So you have to ask yourself a question: Are you an A-level adviser? Be honest with yourself. Be harsh even. And then contemplate the full ramifications of “landscape changing.”
For the record, Raymond James has the highest fee business per adviser at 41%, according to the TPM report. LPL came in second at 28%. More stats from the report can be seen in two separate slideshows here and here.
We also have a Q&A feature on CUNA Brokerage Services, which ranked as the top TPM in terms of revenue per adviser, according to Kehrer Bielan’s research. Mary Wong-Young from CUNA told us about the firm's uncommon position of serving the mass market and mass-affluent segments. See our interview with CUNA here.
And finally, not being content with simply using the Kehrer Bielan report, we also asked them to write an analysis of the growth potential in the TPM market. They obliged. Ken and Tim Kehrer explained why the previously hot area of growth (M&A) is coming to an end; why some areas may never be hot (signing up the thousands of small banks that don’t have investment programs); and, finally, where the best bet for growth will come from in the future. See their in-depth analysis here.
For other help, we’ve had a good bit of coverage on how to thrive in the new world: how to evolve to a fee based model, and how to segment a book of business and so on. Leave us your best tips on our comment section, and check back to see your peers’ best advice.


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Brick-or-Treat Party Nights at LEGOLAND!
The world of Legos comes to life at LEGOLAND in Carlsbad California. With hilarious shows and exciting attractions and rides there is plenty to do for the entire family. LEGOLAND is hosting its annual Brick-or-Treat party nights. This night time special event takes place on select evenings through the month of October. Guest (both big and small) can dress in costume and “Brick-or-treat” at stations throughout the Park, dance the night away, and show off their costumes at the annual Costume Contest. There are new additions to the spooktacular festivities. The Coast Cruise transforms into the spooky Ghost Cruise with new hauntings. Win Brick-or-Treat inspired Pop badges by completing fun filled activities throughout the park. There is so much to do for everyone.
When you first enter the park you want to make sure you head over to the wrist band distribution station to get your Brick-or-Treat wrist band. After you get your wrist band you can start exploring the park.
There are 12 treat stations set up throughout the park. From magazines to candy, each treat station hands out a variety of treats. Some of the treats are healthy snacks. Don’t worry if you forget to bring treat bags. Treat bags are provided for you.
As you make your way to each treat station there are spooky funny characters walking throughout the park some as tall as 12ft tall. The decorations of skeletons, ghost, and pumpkins are all fun to see. Of course it wouldn’t be Brick-or Treat without some Lego inspired decorations. Along your way you might run into a Fortune Teller Both with a real Fortune Teller inside or a troll who is incredibly funny.
One of my favorite things is to see are all the different costumes. The annual costume contest is held at Miniland Stage in Miniland. There are three categories Group, LEGO Theme, and Most Creative. There is also dancing and shows at this stage. Also be sure you don’t miss the Curse of the Hallowmeanie! There’s a spooky Halloween spirit haunting the castle! Or maybe its just Jester Funnybones, back from the grave with a sneaky plan up his skeleton sleeve? Get ready for kooky costumes, crazy characters and slapstick fun in this all new Brick-or-Treat show!


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Tangy yuzu miso.
Syrupy-sweet and superb for dressing steamed vegetables and light salads, enjoy the fruity richness of Kochi's freshest yuzu citrus squeezed into this tangy miso paste. Also ideal as a complementary condiment to tender meats such as chicken or fish, the thick consistency of this paste is made zesty with the inclusion of Kochi's famous regional citrus. Free from additives or preservatives and provided in an easy-squeeze pouch, pair this unique condiment with favourite sides such as boiled daikon radish, konnyaku and even grilled yakiniku.
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Michael Tilson Thomas became music director in 1995, coming from the London Symphony Orchestra.
The San Francisco Symphony (SFS) is an orchestra based in San Francisco, California. Since 1980, the orchestra has performed at the Louise M. Davies Symphony Hall. The San Francisco Symphony Youth Orchestra and the San Francisco Symphony Chorus are part of the organization. Its current music director is Michael Tilson Thomas, who has held the position since September 1995.


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Samsung gives around US$100 million for each annum to the Samsung Medical Center, a non-benefit medicinal services supplier established by the gathering in 1994. Samsung Medical Center fuses Samsung Seoul Hospital, Kangbook Samsung Hospital, Samsung Changwon Hospital, Samsung Cancer Center and Samsung Life Sciences Research Center. The Samsung Cancer Center, situated in Seoul, is the biggest malignant growth community in Asia.
Samsung Medical Center and pharmaceutical global Pfizer have consented to team up on examination to distinguish the genomic components answerable for clinical results in hepatocellular carcinoma.
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Samsung Electronics spent an expected $14 billion (U.S.) on publicizing and promoting in 2013. At 5.4% of yearly income, this is a bigger extent than any of the world’s main 20 organizations by deals (Apple burned through 0.6% and General Motors burned through 3.5%). Samsung turned into the world’s greatest publicist in 2012, burning through $4.3 billion, contrasted with Apple’s $1 billion. Samsung’s worldwide image estimation of $39.6 billion is not exactly a large portion of that of Apple.


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Artist Spotlight: Angus Woodhead
"Freedom", the latest single from Australian artist, Angus Woodhead, is a powerful new tune that features anthemic vocal flows over a melodic and well-produced instrumental. We added the single to our Indie & Alternative Rock playlist on Spotify.
You can check out the rest of their music below. If you like what you hear, make sure to follow along so you can stay on top of what else they have going on!


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24 Mantra Organic Kesar Mango Pulp.
The 'Gir Kesar' mango, also called Kesar, is a mango cultivar grown in the foothills of Girnar in Gujarat, western India. The mango is known for its bright orange-colored pulp and was given the geographical indication status in 2011.
Contains Vitamin C and E which boosts immunity, presence of Vitamin B6 helps prevent heart diseases and stroke. Minerals like potassium and copper present in the fruit help regulate blood pressure and the production of blood cells
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We found the BEST BANANA BREAD EVER. No sugar, dairy, or processed junk. It’s unbelievably simple to make, and tastes like heaven. We grabbed the recipe from Civilized Caveman's website. We'll post a summary below, but for the full recipe click here.
Mix 4 bananas, 4 eggs, 1/2 cup almond butter, 4 tbsp coconut oil, 1/2 cup coconut flour, 1 tbsp cinnamon, 1 tsp baking soda, 1 tsp baking powder, 1 tsp vanilla and a pinch of salt in a mixing bowl. Bake in a greased pan on 350 degrees for 55-60 minutes and enjoy!
You will not regret trying this recipe. We’ve eaten two loaves in my house this week.
Let us know if you try it!