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Dear Fellow Vincentians.
Hopefully spring is actually here. As I get older, it seems winter lasts longer. Winter can be beautiful but, I think everybody is ready for spring to be here!
With a the new season, comes many new opportunities for we Vincentians to not only be of service to our neighbors in need, but provides us with new challenges within our organization.
The Vincentian Life Committee has been discussing several issues that will have an impact on us as we continue to assist those we serve. The first issue deals with providing rent assistance to individual landlords. In order to maintain our good standing with the IRS, we are developing a new reporting structure in order to be in compliance. We are currently working on a process that will be the most efficient and least cumbersome for conferences. We will keep you posted as we move along.
The next topic is "review of the books" by conferences. Good governance dictates that any organization such as ours has an accounting of its resources to protect its integrity and good standing. Our Central Council undergoes an annual audit by an outside accounting firm. The results of this audit are published for not only our Vincentians to review but also our donors and the general public. These audits are extensive and expensive. Conferences are not going to be required to incur a costly formal audit by engaging an accounting firm, rather, conferences will have someone other than the signatures on their checking accounts review the financial activity the conference has had over the past year. If no one in the conference is able to complete this task, conferences may ask someone within their community whether it is a parish member or someone from our SVDP Financial Review Committee who would be more than happy to assist.
More information on these issues will be forthcoming soon.
Spring also brings opportunities for Vincentians to come together in the Spirit of Friendship as well as fun and friendship at Service. On May 19th, we will gather to celebrate at our Annual Banquet. It is a great event celebrating Vincentians who exemplify their commitment to the Society of St. Vincent de Paul. Those bring honored will be recognized either their length of service or those individuals who are true models of the Vincentian vocation.
Now that we are experiencing warmer weather, we think of Camp Ozanam . On March 23rd we held Camp Jamboree at Sacred Heart Seminary. Over seventy Vincentians started to make plans for enrolling children for this camping season. We would like to send five hundred boys and girls to enjoy this life changing experience. Please consider inviting the children you met this year during your home visits to enjoy a week of Camp. Also, please send your Camp donations to the Central Office at 3000 Gratiot with "Camp Donation" in memo section.
On June 18 and 19 we will have the honor and privilege of hosting the International President of St. Vincent de Paul Renato de Lima Oliveria. His visit will be a true blessing. His full schedule is being developed but, he definitely wants to meet our Vincentian community. Part of our planning will include an evening of a meet and greet. We will keep you apprised of the plans for this truly event.
The election of a new Archdiocesan Council President is underway. The Nominating Committee is working through the process as prescribe by our bylaws. Serving in the position of President has been a true honor. I will not lie however, it has been challenging at times but as I always say " it is all good people doing good things". I am continually amazed and inspired realizing how generous, giving and committed each of you is. Vincentians continue to give and give. You don't care how old your car is, what private club you belong to, how many toys you have. What is most important to you is growing in holiness through helping your neighbors in need. .Know when I leave office, I take with me your goodness and kindness that will continue to be a source of light in my life.
God Bless,


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Hoor-RAY! NOW he is talking! Viva la papa! I had been thinking of leaving catholicism. I shall hold on a bit more and see if Francis has more.
Pope says weapons manufacturers can't call themselves Christian.
I call this the Hard Face of Pope Francis. Much Appreciated, Francis. The World needs More of this. Blessings.


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Serbian Customs Administration, wishing to further develop a favourable environment for unhindered and facilitated business activities of the operators enjoying a large degree of confidence, created and provided for the implementation of the ''approved exporter''.
Approved exporter is an economic operator that makes frequently shipments of products with preferential origin under Free Trade Agreements acceded by Serbia and providing such possibility; has sought for such authorisation and has obtained the approval of the Customs Administration for making out invoice declarations.
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well I know I have not posted on here before and being a new joiner but after reading a lot of your posts it spurred me to join in and I have to say I am so glad that I did.
I am currently coming back from knee injuries (yes only I could damage both knees with in 2 months of each other!) My physio told me to start gentle interval training so I instantly thought of the C25K plan - little did I know how much fitness I had lost in 4 months! So when on Tuesday I hit the dreaded w5r3 I knew it was going to be a struggle but somehow around 6 mins into my run I tripped, twisted my ankle and winded myself Not a great way to proceed with a run and was very tempted to give this a miss and go back to week 4 again. But after reading all your triumphs I was urged on to give this run a re-match and so this morning I decided today was the day.
And I'm sat here now with Ice packs on both knees and a big grin on my face for managing to defeat the beast on the 2nd attempt, but I have to admit it wasn't the easiest thing to have completed. Especially when I heard Laura say you have 2 minutes left I could have stopped there and then! but thought of posting on here that I had completed it, to complete strangers and knowing that there are people out there who have known the wonderful buzz I am currently feeling it spurred me on to through the final seconds.
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The onus of matching invoices to claim input tax credit under the goods and services tax (GST) regime may soon fall on the taxpayers instead of the IT-backbone, the GST Network (GSTN), if Infosys Chairman Nandan Nilekani's recommendations, made to the Council on Thursday, are implemented."According to the presentation, the onus of matching invoices will fall on the supplier and buyer rather than on the GSTN. This will be a much simpler process. There will be no filing of returns, but only uploading of invoices," said a senior government official. It will be a system where the seller will upload the invoice and the buyer will acknowledge it. The government is keen to bring back the suspended invoice-matching system after a fall in GST revenue raised concerns over tax evasion. The GST revenue collections fell to Rs 808.08 billion in November, the lowest since the roll-out of the indirect tax in July last year. Jammu and Kashmir Finance Minister (FM) Haseeb Drabu told Business Standard that recommendations made by Nilekani were logical and could be implemented. "The proposal seems to be very logical and doable. The IT committee headed by the GSTN chair will examine it," he said. Nilekani returned last year to IT major Infosys, which is implementing the GSTN. A final decision would be taken at the next meeting of the Council that has FMs from all states. This meeting would be held through video conferencing. Also, GSTR 3B, the summarised return filing, may continue after March 31. "The direction was that return filing under the GSTR 3B will continue and the sellers and suppliers should load their invoices, after which details of supply can be furnished.
It is a given that the 3B return between buyer and supplier will reflect the supplies made. If there is any difference between the two, at a later stage they can be asked to explain, the finance minister said. The invoice matching was deferred by the Council till March in its November meeting to ease compliance burden of taxpayers. Under the earlier system, returns filed under forms such as GSTR-1(sales) and -2 (purchase) were automatically matched with the GSTR-3 to ensure that the claims made by taxpayers are correct. The committee headed by GSTN Chairman A B Pandey has recommended a merger of GSTR-1, -2 and -3, as one of the options to simplify return filing instead of asking taxpayers to file them independently. "The three returns will indeed be merged," Finance Secretary Hasmukh Adhia said after the Council meeting. "Moving the onus of ensuring proper credits to businesses would be welcome if it is also accompanied by other procedural simplifications. It should be ensured that invoice matching, which is one of the key features of the GST is not sacrificed at the altar of expediency," M S Mani, partner, Deloitte India. "It seems that GST council intends to continue with the concept of invoice matching, though it will done on the backend by GSTN and not necessarily as part of return process and work flow based mechanism envisaged earlier. This would effectively mean that there will be greater onus on businesses to ensure compliace of vendors and also more rigours at the time of assessment or audit. It will also entail substantial changes in systems & processes, both for GSTN as well as industry," said Pratik Jain, partner, PwC India.
via Nilekani's suggestion to GST Council: Make buyers, sellers match invoices | Business Standard News


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Perched right on the French Broad River, New Belgium offers free tours of the for all ages, with tasting included for the imbibing age appropriate. The ample deck space allows Kal and Al to catch all the action along the water, while the expansive lawn is perfect for some family fun. The warmer months bring an abundance of outdoor shows to be enjoyed by the whole brood, and the nearby paths open up the options for exploring the surrounding area.
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You Can't Stay in Your Corner
Quotes January 5, 2014 inspiratopia
You can't stay in your corner of the Forest waiting for others to come to you. You have to go to them sometimes.
– A.A. Milne (Winnie the Pooh)
Alan Alexander Milne was a renowned English writer for books and children poems. In one of his books, the famous Winnie-the-Pooh, A.A Milne quoted that, "You can't stay in your corner of the Forest waiting for others to come to you. You have to go to them sometimes." This means that in life, it's often easy to keep on doing the things we are used to and not step out to try out some new things. It's only after we try something new outside our normal routine that we come to discover our hidden abilities.
Interestingly, the life of A.A Milne was a true reflection of this quote. Born on 18 January 1882 in Hampstead, London, he went to a small public school called Henley House School that was ran by his father, Vince Milne. Milne later attended Westminister School and Trinity College, Cambridge. Despite the fact that A.A Milne had attended the college on a mathematics scholarship, he was determined to try out something new- writing and editing. He was involved in editing and writing of Granta, the school's magazine together with Kenneth, his brother, and their articles usually appeared with the initials AKM. His work was so captivating that it caught the attention of Punch, the outstanding British humor magazine at the time. He was later to work as a contributor and an assistant editor for the magazine. He married Dorothy in 1913 and had only one son, Christopher Robin Milne, born in 1920.
His star was already shining but for A.A Milne, this was not the end of it; he had to try out something new. This is how he found himself serving as an officer in the British Army during the First World War in the Royal Warwickshire Regiment. After an illness, he worked in a different department, the Royal Corps of Signals. Due to his outstanding writing skills, the Military Intelligence recruited him into service with a duty of writing propaganda articles for the MI 7b. This he did from the year 1916 to 1918 at the height of World War I. He left the service the following year and settled in Mallord Street, Chelsea.
He continued writing in the 1920's and wrote many books and poems, including Winnie-the Pooh, published in 1926. In 1934, he wrote Peace with Honor and later wrote War with Honor in 1940. He retired to his country home, Cotchford Farm in 1952 following a brain surgery and stroke. He died in 1956 January at the age of 74.


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Chethan of 'Bharjari' fame is all set to direct a film for actor Murali. The film was announced officially announced on Ugadi festival day.
The film is being produced by KVN Productions and first look of the film was released on the Ugadi festival. The title and the cast and crew of the film is not yet announced and everything will be finalized in the coming days.


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BC teacher continues to challenge prevailing ideas about public education
You just have to open up any paper to read about what a mess public education is in British Columbia. Kids are failing, right? Parents are angry, right? The government is to blame, right?
Not so fast, says 30-year-old Tulani Ackerman. The Prince Rupert School District high school teacher cycled 3000 kilometres around the province last summer, stopping regularly to listen to what locals had to say about BC's education system.
Throughout her one-woman public consultation, Ackerman definitely heard about the bad and the ugly of education - but she also heard about the good.
"I was inspired by New Denver's school because of the food and flower garden that the students have taken full responsibility and pride in,"
said Ackerman in an August speech to BC parliament. "I was inspired by the long lasting and meaningful relationships built in South Slocan at Mount Sentinel School between teachers, parents and students. It encouraged me immensely to see a community work as a team for the betterment of their children."
Half a school year later, however, Ackerman still remembers the heartbreaking anger she heard from some BC parents and students during her journey. These people's stories are the reason she continues to work for improvements to public education at the micro level. For her, this simply means going out of her way to maintain a good relationship with each student.
"Attachment is number one," she says when reached at her home by phone. "If you do not create attachment and safety, learning does not take place. If we feel stupid, if we fear failing, then we do not learn."
Ackerman says her cycling journey helped her realize that every British Columbian - not just those who control the government purse strings -
has a role in shaping a better education system.
"Though government funding will always be an issue, we must all take responsibility for the lack of trust and confidence in the public education system," she said in her speech.
She sees parents, for example, stepping up to teach children how to maintain healthy relationships. She sees educators modelling effective
communication skills that help kids get beyond their teenage outbursts of emotion.
Ackerman suggested that many individuals' anger and criticism of education comes from negative personal experiences in the past - basically, from relationships gone sour.
"I heard a lot of 'We need this, we need that, it's this person's fault, it's that person's fault.' I realized there was so much anger," she says. "People's own grievances come in the way. That's where everybody has to step up, to decide that we're going to work better."
According to Ackerman, many support the idea of integrating schools more closely with the surrounding communities. Ideally, she says, schools would be at the centre of a host of community services such as daycares, elder care facilities, fitness centres, and green spaces. The vision is not incompatible with the BC government's Neighbourhood Learning Centres initiative.
"The schools need to be the hub," she emphasizes, "So the community doesn't feel like it's so separate from the school."
Even after such a career-changing summer, what motivates Ackerman during this school year is no different from what keeps her going any other
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Google Search Console Reliability: Webmaster Tools on TrialBlog Post: January 31, 2017
Hi Russ
Thanks for great write-up on a topic that has been the subject of much internal discussion where I work.
A couple of things:
GSC Section 4: Links to Your Site. How can we be sure that the backlinks from Moz, Majestic, AHRefs or any other source is a accurate picture of the number backlinks. Even if those tools are correct, if Google isn't aware of those backlinks, they aren't going to much use to you anyway. I guess what I am saying is that GSC backlink data may be the most useful to SEO's even if it isn't the most accurate.
In my own very basic research, the reliability of the search analytics data has been questionable based on changing the filters used. For example if you switch from queries to pages you often get a very different number of impressions. There are some explanations for this but none of them explain (to me at least) why there would be such a difference.
Regarding ranking, again this seems off a lot of the time. If a brand term is used and we know that the brand is always P1, it doesn't make sense that GSC provides a lower average rank.
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Why GM Mike Elias Finally Brings Vision to the Baltimore Orioles
At some point in your Baltimore Orioles fandom, you have cursed Peter Angelos for his baseball decisions. Thankfully, his sons spearheaded the search for a new front office. This delegation by the Angelos patriarch is a welcomed sign for life long Orioles fans that have awaited a true vision from their favorite club. A short-term game plan will win you games but a long-term vision will win championships and that is what Mike Elias will bring to Baltimore as the new GM and Executive of Baseball Operations. To really appreciate why this move has so many implications for the future, you have to understand the path Angelos paved to arrive at this point.
It is important to remember that the team Angelos was awarded in 1993 was a winning baseball team and a damn good one. Some notable players included: Brady Anderson, Cal Ripken Jr., Rafael Palmeiro, and Mike Mussina. However,the inherited success was short lived because 1997 marked the last winning season for the next 15 years. Now, I don't want to make the case that you must spend to win (i.e Astros and Royals) but rather what that spending can signify– a clear vision…of spending your way to the World Series. For example, in '97they were 2nd in payroll only to top that list in '98 (https://bit.ly/2Te5Azt). Despite the high spending; without a clear vision the O's began their 15-year downfall. The 2002 season signified the end of baseball's Tony Stark but it also began the era of Angelos's real team. Not only did Cal retire but also the Orioles were without many of those big name veterans that helped them to the '97 AL East title.
After such a long draught the tides have seemingly changed for Angelos and his Orioles. It started in 2008 when they sent Erik Bedard toSeattle for Adam Jones and co. – easily their best trade since landing Frank Robinson. This created a domino effect of wise decisions leading to the addition of Buck Showalter and Dan Duquette. Now, its 2012. Orange shirts are flying off the shelves and fans are coming out of the woodwork to see theOrioles in contention once again. Watching them claw their way back to relevance was almost worth all those losing seasons. Showalter sparked the runback to October so much so that the name "The Fighting Showalters" became a staple of the Baseball Tonight crew. Subsequently, they went on to make the playoffs 3 of the next 5 seasons – one of which was their 2014 run to the ALCS by sweeping the Detroit Tigers a series prior. 2016 was the last successful season with Showalter and Duquette at the helm before the franchise record 115losses cost them their jobs.
I can't say I wasn't concerned about the release of these two men because I certainly was. That is, until news of Mike Elias hit the wire. Here is a (Virginia) man with a well-known vision. As assistant GM with the Houston Astros his formula of strong drafts, analytical scouting & development, and international signings proved to be instrumental in 2017 when the franchise won their first World Series title. This magical formula produced players like: Alex Bregman, Carlos Correa, and George Springer among many others. Though, this begs the question: Does the Angelos family share the vision? By all accounts, they do. This summer, ownership announced plans for increased bonus pool spending which they haven't done much of in the past. Coincidentally, this is one of Elias's strengths. Additionally, in 2017 Houston was 17th in payroll, according to sportrac (https://bit.ly/2FpzONr); so even if Orioles ownership decides to reign in the spending, Elias has proven he can still get the job done.
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they pull me back in
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This program, like many before it, suffers from a constant reuse of what is the first few times awesome footage. Right now, they're going through the overly complicated launching-from-the-base sequence for the Autobots, where they all get positioned and lifted into their various garages/launch pads/ catapults. They're playing heroic orchestral pre-conflict anime music over it, and it's about a 2 minute sequence. I swear that it reminds me of the old Tranzor Z launch sequence, or really any number of old Japanese heroic robot shows. Again, something that, just as I'm about to give up, appeals to me and pulls me back. Oh well, back to the rejuvenility.
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All the worlds a stage, and the current touring cast of The Globe Theatre's As You Like It have certainly taken the Bard at his word, taking their Elizabethan booth theatre up and down the country playing in stately homes, gardens and castle grounds.
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As you Like It, is in many ways, Shakespeare's classic romantic comedy; thwarted love, mistaken identities and enough love triangles to keep the most fervent of romantic authors in material. It's a challenging piece with a full scale cast, but the pressures on a small cast are intense, though here the doubling works well, with clear delineation between the characters.
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For a company that has been touring predominately outdoors, interior venues such as the Theatre Royal do take some adjusting to and there are moments when the 'outside voice' would benefit from being dialled back a couple of notches.
There's nothing radical about the As You Like It, and other productions in the past have perhaps made the piece more accessible but The Globe have once again staged a production that meets Shakespeare's original brief, to provide good quality, entertaining drama.
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text: Chronicscape 5 #1 Posted December 3, 2018 (edited) Yggdrasil is my new server I am bringing out. A lot of changes are in the future here. So when you join don't expect it to remain the same way it is as I am going for close to rs emulation with lower exp rates. I am always open to suggestions as far as what content you may want to see. I have added a special boss that you can do for fun called Skeletal Horror. It has 4 stages of battle and he hits pretty hard. I suggest prayer potions and food. I am currently doing the dev work along with a helper of mine, we decided to team up. I think most of you know me for my prior works and I know some of you enjoyed them. > All skills trainable > Skeletal Horror (Old boss but nobody has him besides me with full combat script/by the limestone quarry) > Hydrix gems (creating gems from incomplete hydrix+onyx/jewelry making/enchanting) > GE (Player based so it's more legit) > Lunar magics (heal group and tele group spells working great) > Priff pillar farming > Proper Runespan > Equipment Interactions (right click said equipped item like Gold torch to use its special emote) > Giant Mole (updated) > Vorago / Rise of six (still needs some tweaking but they are do-able/All bosses besides araxxor working right now) > Pest Control > Bonds (used for membership) Website : Link Forums : Link Client : Link Discord: Link Edited December 27, 2018 by Chronicscape reverted to 831 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites


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By Debbie Lester, Clinical Programmes and USA Country Director, Adara Development
Last September, through an amazing partnership with the University of Washington (UW), Seattle Children's Hospital (SCH) and PATH and through a grant from Saving Lives at Birth, we held a two day workshop at Kiwoko Hospital. 60 clinicians with a common passion to save newborn lives travelled from all over east Africa and beyond. The mission was to discuss a lifesaving therapy for newborns with respiratory distress called Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP).
In the developed world, this therapy has evolved into a sophisticated treatment delivered by fancy medical machines. But in low resource settings, the treatment is attempted to be delivered as an improvised set up called bubble CPAP (bCPAP). Historically, CPAP was delivered via this mechanism and if administered correctly it continues to be a lifesaving therapy. When I started out on my journey 25 years ago, bCPAP was a common method used to deliver CPAP.
2.7 million deaths or roughly 45% of all under-five deaths, occur during the neonatal period (the first 28 days of life). Of these, almost 1 million deaths occur on the day of birth and 2 million in the first week of life. Pre-term birth and respiratory distress syndrome (RDS) are some of the leading causes of neonatal deaths across the globe. CPAP is one of the therapies used to treat RDS and it saves lives (WHO 2015).
Although bCPAP is a very effective treatment, what we have learned over the years is that oxygen given in high quantities can damage the immature vessels in a premature infant's eyes, leading to a condition called Retinopathy of Prematurity (ROP) which can lead to blindness. So, the gold standard of treatment is to titrate a mixture of air and oxygen during delivery of CPAP to deliver optimal levels and to prevent any chance of disability.
Delivering safe and effective bCPAP is a huge worldwide challenge, particularly in low resource settings. That is why Adara has come together with PATH, Kiwoko Hospital, UW and Seattle Children's to tackle this issue as a large team with the overall goal that every infant worldwide will have access to safe and effective treatment. One of the many outcomes from the workshop last September is that expensive equipment and technology is still not accessible to most, and there will continue to be a huge reliance on improvised bCPAP.
So with continued conviction and passion in our mission, our PATH/UW/SCH/Kiwoko team are back together and working to perfect a low cost bCPAP kit with air and oxygen blending capabilities that will not only be offered at very low cost but be available to infants in need in low resource settings all across the world. Our teams are back to the drawing board and the second phase of the Saving Lives at Birth grant has been submitted. Our hope and plan is to run a feasibility study on the kit we develop in Uganda in 2017 and then to implement the training package and therapy in a setting that has never used bCPAP before.
Our colleagues and partners at Kiwoko hospital are a shining example of the lifesaving benefits and affect this treatment offers newborns when delivered in a safe and effective manner.


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NEW! Road version with polyurethane bushings. Reduces noise from suspension and tires compared to uniball version.
This camber plates for the latest 1, 2, 3 and 4-series will fit original suspension and aftermarket suspension. The unique design make it possible to mount springs with OEM size springs or 60mm type springs. (upper spring plate from you suspension kit must then be used). They are the same height as the OEM plates, so they won´t raise or lower your car.
Depending on you damper and damper adjustment knob, it is sometimes necessary to modify the upper rubber protection in the engine compartment. The damper nut supplied from your suspension-kit should always be used.
The roller bearings (upper spring plate) shown in one of the pictures is NOT included. It is only to show how it looks with original spring plate mounted. You have to move them from the original BMW plates to our camber plates.
The adjustment range is 24mm. That is approximatly -2,3 extra camber than OEM. So expect to reach around -3,2 degree of camber on max. (Max camber depends on suspension setup)
Fits the following cars:
M2F87 Competition, M3 F80, M4F82, M4F83


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10 reasons holidays are the best hangover cures
"Swallow two paracetamol and take two weeks off. Stat!" If only that was the advice we received after over-indulging. Because holidays really are the best cure for hangovers… and here's why.
1. Holidays make you happy
Taking a break is undoubtedly good for your mental health – particularly if you need to cure some post-Xmas-overindulgence blues. The most restful holidays are ones which include a little time for yourself, some exercise, a chance to meet new people, and some good sleep, all in a warm climate (hello, beach getaway!).
2. Holidays give you a chance to unwind and de-stress
Xmas had you rushing from one festivity to the next? Getting away gives you a chance to escape the business (and busy-ness) of day-to-day life and just relax. Even a short break is as great for your health – say, Monday to Wednesday after a big weekend 😉
3. Sightseeing is exercise (but fun)
Exercise is one of the best ways to detox your body. Climb a hill to revel in an amazing view or go for a jog along the beach. Getting your circulation pumping will help your lymphatic system flush out all those toxins you've so recently ingested.
4. Morning yoga sessions on the beach
Yoga is the perfect combination of gentle exercise and relaxation – fantastic for de-stressing after over-indulging. So what could be better than doing yoga while on holiday? Add a beach location and you've got hangover-cure paradise.
5. All the massage
Add one of the oldest healing traditions in the world to your getaway and you're looking at some powerful therapy. Massage away the high blood pressure, sore muscles and insomnia caused by too much partying. You'll feel relaxed, calm and ready to enjoy the rest of your trip.
6. Time to focus on your health
Holidays are a great time to reflect on your life overall (and not just your partying habits). Use them to spend time on activities you enjoy, people you love, and restoring yourself with some healthy eating and exercise. You need to get back into tip-top shape if you're going to do it all again (and despite what we say the morning after, we usually do 😉).
7. Get more sleep
Sleep fixes everything. No, really. Research has found that our brains and bodies likely use our shuteye time to flush out nasty toxins. So your cheeky holiday naps are basically trips to the gym.
8. You'll be more productive (eventually)
Not on your holiday, of course – that's your chill time. But tackling work with a hangover is not fun and it's fair to say you won't exactly be at the top of your game. However, research has found that we're more productive at work after we've had a holiday, which is great for your business's bottom line. So instead of dragging yourself to work after a big night, do everyone (including your company) a favour and take a holiday instead.
9. All the food
They say variety is the spice of life – and that's especially true when talking about a healthy diet. Travelling allows you to try all sorts of foods you might not normally eat at home. Focus on protein to help repair any damage done from indulging in too much fat, sugar and alcohol during the party season.
10. Make memories
Even the best hangover-curing holidays have to end eventually. But great memories and fun photos (read: envy-inducing Insta posts) can sustain you throughout the year – or at least until your next hangover 🍸 🤦♀


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The workshop was organized in cooperation with Nurpanel Company and it was dedicated to sharing their experience regarding the construction and maintenance of cold storages, relevant issues and benefits for the farmers. This workshop covered the basics of cold storage technology, different types of cold storages, tailored to the specifiс products produced in the Sogd region. Several case studies of energy efficient cold storages were demonstrated to show case real success stories to the participants. The topic was of greatest interest for the participants, and they met the representatives of NurPanel company and shared their thoughts on the technology, moreover, they tried to find additional information about the quality of the product, costs and the installation details.
The Climadapt PFI Relationship manager Shukhrat Komilov reiterated the importance of this workshop in building awareness and knowledge of farmers in close cooperation with vendors and partner financial insitutions. Climadapt team will continue delivering technology workshops throughout the year 2018.


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Silent Sentry…
Silent Sentry by Theresa Rizzo
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
This new suspenseful crime novel by Theresa Rizzo was just released and I found it a definite winner! The theme of "family takes care of family" is prevalent throughout this story that focuses on a developing relationship between Dr. Joe Scarfili and Gianna Donnatelli, whose large and wealthy Italian families have been best friends for years. But Joe is seven years older than Gianna and had been married while Gianna had a huge crush on him when she was still an awkward student.
They meet up again under less than ideal circumstances, after Gianna, a nurse and computer whiz who is housesitting at her father's home in Grosse Pointe, Michigan, surprises an intruder who attacks and injures her before leaving without a trace. Joe hasn't seen Gianna in years and doesn't even recognize her as she's being wheeled through the ER, until he hears her name and stops in to check on her. In order to be released from the hospital, she needs to be checked on during the night and has no one who could stay with her so Joe offers his guest room.
As they get to know one another again, Joe finds out that Gianna has developed cutting edge medical computer programming that her company will be taking public soon and, if used in hospitals worldwide, could be worth billions of dollars. And Gianna learns that Joe's former wife was gunned down in front of their home in an apparent gang-related shooting, an event that makes him leery of giving his heart again and of Gianna's home and charitable work in the poorest of Detroit's neighborhoods.
There are lots of twists and turns and intriguing questions involving attacks and a car bomb that seem to be directed at Gianna, but could be meant for Joe or even Gianna's father, who has been in Italy on business and visiting her brother, Paul. And as Joe and Gianna become closer, they try to figure out who might be involved in this complex mystery of possible corporate espionage, including the Italian Mafia, the Russian Mob or even some of their own family members. And trust me, I don't think you'll guess the ending, which opens up another slew of ethical questions…
This is the third book of Ms. Rizzo's that I've read and it's as intriguing and well done as her others. I received an advance copy from Theresa Rizzo in exchange for an honest review.


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After redesigning a tunnel that lowered an underpass, semi trucks that clipped their roofs would force traffic to stop while they turned around, causing major delays. But sensors could send a message warning trucks too large to fit to avoid the underpass.
(TNS) -- Traffic delays cost everyone time and money.
In 2014, drivers sat in 15.7 million hours of delay on Virginia interstates, costing $376 million in lost productivity, according to the Virginia Department of Transportation.
VDOT officials are using everything in their toolbox to reduce those numbers – anything from high-occupancy toll lanes to getting more people on public transportation to construction solutions to technology.
One of the biggest disruptions in the state is caused when an oversized truck tries to enter the westbound Hampton Roads Bridge-Tunnel from Norfolk to the Peninsula. That tunnel is a foot shorter than the newer eastbound tunnel and trucks taller than 13 feet, 6 inches can't fit.
If they ignore multiple height restriction signs and try to go through, traffic has to stop in both directions so the rigs can turn around or proceed through the taller, eastbound side. It can take up to 15 minutes to get traffic moving again.
It happened 1,600 times in 2015 – an average of more than 4 times a day – and causes headaches for drivers waiting in traffic.
VDOT is asking the Commonwealth Transportation Board for $900,000 to install high-tech detection systems on westbound I-64 before trucks even get close to the HRBT. An infrared beam is attached to a pole at a set height and trips flashing signs and an audible alarm for drivers with trucks that are too tall.
Drivers currently have to pull over to an inspection station to determine if the vehicle can continue or needs to exit and find an alternative route. Setting up detection systems earlier would avoid the 15-minute fiasco at the mouth of the HRBT.
The upgrade is one of a slew of technological projects across the state that would cost $75 million. Another $7 million project would upgrade tunnel traffic safety systems to improve throughput and reduce bottlenecks at the Monitor-Merrimac Memorial Bridge-Tunnel. It would add dynamic signs that could tell drivers to merge now or slow speeds because of traffic problems.
A $14.5 million project would add cameras, sensors and variable speed limit signs to manage traffic headed toward the HRBT.
Layne lectures planning group on funding law, transportation needs
Secretary of Transportation Aubrey Layne proselytized on the benefits of HB2 funding at a Hampton Roads Transportation Planning Organization meeting Thursday. HB2, signed into law in 2014, is the new process that uses data to figure out the best bang for taxpayer dollar in transportation projects.
HB2 fully funds every project to completion. In the past, money would be given toward a study or environmental work only to be left out in the cold when it came to funding construction.
Its gives planners more time than ever, five months, to examine the project scores and get public input.
Layne says it's the most transparent, objective process out there, with little room for backroom dealings or administrative interference.
Hampton Roads had some of the lowest cost/benefit scores in the state, largely because of the number of water crossings it submitted. Layne called it an inherent disadvantage because the cost to build a bridge or tunnel is many times higher than a regular road that moves the same amount of people.
On tolls: "There's no way to deliver this plan without tolls ... that doesn't mean we can't be smart about it," Layne said. "Tolls should be about policy and traffic management, not revenue generation."
During the technology discussion at the Commonwealth Transportation Board, members and staff talked about the increase of Google Maps and the 511 mobile app to get traffic information. At one point they suggested getting rid of the 511 phone option in the next few years as usage declines. Calling for traffic info is totally out of date, but you can't overlook non-smartphone users or those who can't afford them.
The Federal Highway Administration is updating and asking for public comment on its Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices. That's the huge document that outlines what size a stop sign needs to be and calculates how much "walk time" an intersection needs. The manual is geared toward traffic engineers and planners, and is about as wonky as you can get, but it is kind of interesting to take a peek into the reasons our environment is built the way it is.
Get this: 47 percent of Hampton Roads commuters work in a city outside where they live. That puts Hampton Roads 13th highest out of 381 metro areas in the U.S. in share of commuters that leave their home community to travel to work. More on that next month.
©2016 The Virginian-Pilot (Norfolk, Va.) Distributed by Tribune Content Agency, LLC.
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Giving Economic Aid to Gaza Will Not Reduce Terror and Violence
by Hillel Frisch
Many experts claim that easing economic conditions in the Gaza Strip, particularly the granting of permission to Gazans to work in Israel, is the way to achieve political stability in a Gaza ruled by Hamas.
This is a fallacious argument.
To understand why this is so, one must revisit the Marshall Plan for Europe — the most successful example in history of how economic largesse can facilitate the transformation of a destructive foe into a staunch and healthy ally.
Under the Marshall Plan, West Germany became a linchpin in the security architecture of the Western alliance against the Warsaw Pact countries in the Soviet orbit.
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No one can deny the success of the Marshall Plan, especially in contrast to the fallout from the destructive vindictiveness of Western allies against Germany after World War I. Indeed, that vindictiveness contributed to the rise of Nazi Germany and formed the historical justification for the Marshall Plan.
By the same token, one can hardly deny the even greater importance of two geostrategic factors at the time that made the Marshall Plan's economic largesse towards a former enemy worthwhile.
First, the total defeat of Nazi Germany, and its subsequent occupation and division by the victorious coalition, meant that the US and its allies could mold West Germany to their liking through de-Nazification and democratic rule — just as the Soviet Union created an East Germany in its own totalitarian image.
Second, West Germany was, like the rest of free Europe, beholden to the US for its security in the face of a menacing Soviet Union and its satellite states.
In the face of these two basic facts, the Marshall Plan can be seen as having facilitated and reinforced a process.
Benjamin Netanyahu's liberal economic policy towards the residents of Mahmoud Abbas's Palestinian Authority (PA), primarily the allowing of over 100,000 workers with or without permits to work in Israel, succeeded in part because it satisfied the two basic conditions that made the Marshall Plan successful.
At the height of the Second Intifada in 2002, Israel reconquered major towns in the PA that had become sanctuary areas for Fatah, PA-linked, Hamas, and Islamic Jihad terrorism. It has prevented the reemergence of sanctuary areas ever since through preventive arrests throughout the West Bank that run into the thousands annually.
Like Germany, the PA was essentially defeated. And as was the case with West Germany and the US, Israel and the PA became allied against joint enemies — Hamas and Islamic Jihad.
If the PA ever had any doubts about who was more threatening to Abbas' rule — Israel or Hamas — those doubts were put to rest after the Hamas takeover of Gaza in 2007. It was only after these two conditions were met that economic prosperity could play its facilitating role. And even then, the economic effects were limited compared to hard and fast political and military factors.
After all, even after workers from the West Bank were granted permission to commute to work in Israel — where they earn almost twice the wages of workers in the PA territories (after debiting commuting costs) — more than 250 Palestinians were motivated to commit murders in the wave of terrorism at the end of 2015-16.
The relative difference in the lethality of this last terrorist wave — in which only 45 were killed, compared to 800 in the second intifada by the same number of terrorists — was due not to a decrease in motivation but to the fact that they no longer had sanctuaries from which to organize elaborate suicide bombings or store large quantities of firearms.
In fact, by the time of the wave, the professional terrorist infrastructures of Hamas and Islamic Jihad had been thoroughly smashed.
In Gaza, neither of these conditions prevails. Gaza under Hamas rule remains a sanctuary area where Hamas can freely build up its military capabilities and launch a sophisticated campaign like the March of Return with little interference.
There is no common enemy that would render Hamas conciliatory, as was the case between the US and West Germany, or between Israel and the PA. Only a policy of toughness towards Hamas can induce it to assure stability and quiet in Gaza.
The three large-scale bouts of conflict between Israel and Hamas — in 2008-9, 2012, and 2014 — led the inhabitants of Gaza to demand that Hamas bring an end to the launching of missiles that led to those clashes. Hamas acknowledged that pressure and acted upon it.
Further popular pressure after the failure of the March of Return campaign is likely to induce Hamas to stop campaigns of violence altogether.
Economic largesse at this point would only augment Hamas' resources, partly because it taxes incoming goods and aid. That money will be funneled back to its hardcore elements through campaigns such as the March of Return.
Gaza's inhabitants voted for Hamas in 2006. They have lived to regret it. It is now incumbent upon them to defang their government by making sure that it deals in butter not guns.
Only when Hamas envisions its territory as a future Singapore rather than a murderous labyrinth of fundamentalist terrorism will economic benefits accrue to Gaza.
Professor Hillel Frisch is a professor of political studies and Middle East studies at Bar-Ilan University and a senior research associate at the Begin-Sadat Center for Strategic Studies. BESA Center Perspectives Papers, such as this one, are published through the generosity of the Greg Rosshandler Family.


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Agriculture dying since NDP took office- Natalio D. Wheatley
ROAD TOWN, Tortola, VI- Natalio D. 'Sowande Uhuru' Wheatley has accused the National Democratic Party (NDP) of causing the agricultural leg of the country to be stagnant and on its death bed.
Honeymoon's over! Deputy Premier Pickering to face tough questions in HoA
ROAD TOWN, Tortola, VI- History was created when between 2011 to 2015- the first of the two consecutive four year term of the Ruling National Democratic Party (NDP) Government- that the Opposition Virgin Islands Party (VIP) had zero questions for the Minister for Natural Resources and Labour Dr The Honourable Kedrick D. Pickering (R7), who is also the territory's Deputy Premier.
Hon Pickering insists that greenhouse project must work
PARAQUITA BAY, Tortola, VI – "I have to admit publicly that we have had some setbacks, but the Government is committed to bringing the greenhouse programme to fruition as it holds great potential to supply significant portion of food supply," stated Deputy Premier and Minister for Natural Resources and Labour Dr the Honourable Kedrick D. Pickering emphatically as he declared the week-long activities for Farmers' Week Officially opened on Friday February 7, 2014.
UPDATE: 'I had enough!' Edmund Maduro walks out on farmers
ROAD TOWN, Tortola, VI- Even with his consultancy contract with Government still not finalised, outspoken and controversial talk show host Edmund Maduro has called it quits as according to him, the disunity and "ignorance" of local farmers have finally ploughed through his skin.
The days of spending & throwing money are gone - J. Alvin Christopher
ROAD TOWN, Tortola, VI – Opposition Member and Second District Representative Hon. J. Alvin Christopher is of the belief that Members of the House of Assembly have continually been reversing opportunities to enhance the economy. "We did it right here in this House," said the Second District Representative during the recently held budget debates in the Fifth Sitting of the Second Session of the Second House of Assembly on December 18, 2012.


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A Houston-based developer wants the city to excuse it from rules that require mixed-use buildings in the Oak Cliff gateway.
In Town Homes plans to build 56 luxury townhouses on the east side of Zang at Canty, just north of where Crescent Communities is building apartments. The 2.1-acre tract is within the Oak Cliff gateway zoning, which was approved in 2015.
Oak Cliff gateway was the first large area to employ form-based zoning, a tool that cities can use in historic neighborhoods like Oak Cliff to encourage walkable, urban development and discourage urban sprawl. Since Zang is on the Oak Cliff streetcar line, the zoning intends "transit-oriented" development with easy walkability.
The zoning requires new development to have a mix of residential and retail or office space. In this case, the developer is asking for that requirement to be removed so that they may develop single-family homes only.
In Town Homes has six other developments in the Dallas Area, including Trinity Bluffs, where four-story townhouses sell for around $600,000.