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3 Lifestyle Choices That Aggravate Psoriasis
So much of this condition is still a mystery and while there is no cure, there are many treatments and remedies that can offer relief and help keep the symptoms of psoriasis to a minimum. While these various treatments can work, sometimes we have to look at ourselves to determine whether there are things that we are doing that can be aggravating psoriasis. There are certain lifestyle choices that can aggravate psoriasis including the following three.
1. Smoking
Tobacco is one of the Nightshades that were discussed briefly here and should be avoided by those with psoriasis as they can lead to the development of the various symptoms of psoriasis. A recent survey found that about a quarter of psoriasis cases result from smoking. There are so many dangers of smoking for more than just people with psoriasis which is why anyone with psoriasis should not add onto their problems by smoking.
Smoking contracts the small blood vessels leading to heart disease, increases the risk of some types of cancer, it poisons the respiratory system, it dehydrates the body, etc. There is nothing good about smoking. Simply put, it poisons the body and with psoriasis being an internal problem in the body, it can increase the chance of developing the symptoms of psoriasis.
However, it is important to note that smoking is habit forming and it can be very difficult to overcome this habit which is why taking advantage of various smoking cessation programs is seriously advised if eliminating smoking is a problem.
2. Alcohol
Various surveys have found that the incidence of psoriasis is much greater in those who heavily drink than moderate drinkers or those who abstain from alcohol. This is another addictive behavior that can be difficult to eliminate for those who are heavy drinkers. If you are struggling with alcohol dependency, there are many organizations and resources that can help because this is a very difficult habit to break.
Hard liquor and even beer should be eliminated. An exception may be red wine for which there are some health benefits but if you have an alcohol dependency, eliminating all alcohol including red wine is prudent. If you are a moderate drinker only an occasional glass of red wine is recommended.
3. Stress
Chronic stress is a well documented trigger for psoriasis. We all deal with occasional stress over work, family, friends, money, education, etc, however, there should come a point when the stress is resolved for instance when you complete a job assignment or term paper by the deadline, when money issues resolve, when conflict is dealt with, etc.
Stress only becomes a health issue when is becomes chronic (long-standing) going on month after month, year after year and so forth.
Chronic stress is a huge trigger for psoriasis and is probably one of the biggest triggers. Learning effective ways to manage stress is important for anyone who suffers from this chronic skin condition. Take some time out of the day to relax, exercise, enjoy a book, or take a brisk walk. Try not to take on too much at work and ask for help if you feel overwhelmed. Reducing the amount of stress in your life can help prevent the various symptoms of psoriasis.
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The CEO of Efficient Frontier, one of the world's leading search-engine-marketing firms, confirmed that spending on Google was weak in January and February. In an interview with e-consultancy, CEO James Beriker said that Google's January paid click fall-off was NOT a blip (GOOG). On the positive side, Beriker says, spending has picked up again modestly in March.
In terms of trends we have seen in spending, we saw our financial services clients pull back a little bit in January, more significantly in February, then come back into the market with more dollars in March.
Our suspicion is that the pullback was really about them figuring out how to deploy those dollars, and how they might change their product mix or develop new products that would be more suitable to the kind of market we are seeing in the US.
The good news is we have seen some growth over February in March and by all indications it looks to be improving again in April.
Q: Do you see Google's reported flat click growth in January as a blip then?
It's hard to say at this point. I wish I could tell you that it was a blip, but we work with some of the larger financial services companies and our feeling is they pulled back on budgets to assess what was happening.
Our thinking is they are retooling and taking a hard look at their product mix as they have to stay in business somehow.
They are figuring what users they are looking for, what is the product that is most likely to resonate with consumers given what is happening in the marketplace, and what are the best channels to acquire those consumers.
Efficient Frontier has previously released data supporting these trends, but this is the company's frankest acknowledgment to date that client spending on Google was weak in January and February.
Other SEM reports have been more positive. Between the startlingly poor Comscore paid-click reports and anecdotal data like this, however, we find it hard to believe that Google is not seeing at least some weakness in Q1. Analyst estimates for Q1 have come down, but we expect full-year estimates have to drop further. It's hard to imagine how the stock will mount a sustainable recovery in the face of this.
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I know Heleen since she was 5 years old.She was a sweet girl and she was inlove with Romania.She was a good friend of my and we had allot of fun together when i was living in Emmen.I will never forget you Heleen , never.I miss you , I miss you allot.
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Sunday, March 9, 2014
Les Miserables Excerpt 1
Jean Valjean, the main character, is released with a small wage from the galleys he had served 19 years for breaking a pane of glass and taking a loaf of bread to feed his sister's seven little children. ("He entered the galleys sobbing and shuddering: he went out hardened; he entered in despair: he went out sullen.") After traveling all day, he seeks a place to eat and sleep in the town of Digne, but is turned away by the innkeepers as an ex-convict. Only Bishop Bienvenu welcomes him to his residence and feeds him for free. Deep in the night Valjean steals a basket of silver plates and flees.
(Excerpt 1: Bishop Bienvenu's residence, October 1815, Digne, France)
Just as the brother (the bishop) and sister (who lives with him) were rising from the table, there was a knock at the door.
"Come in," said the bishop.
The door opened. A strange, fierce group appeared on the threshold. Three men were holding a fourth by the collar. The three men were gendarmes (cops); the fourth Jean Valjean.
A brigadier of gendarmes, who appeared to head the group, was near the door. He advanced towards the bishop, giving a military salute.
"Monseigneur," said he--
At this word Jean Valjean, who was sullen and seemed entirely cast down, raised his head with a stupefied air--
"Monseigneur!" he murmured, "then it is not the curé!"
"Silence!" said a gendarme, "it is monseigneur, the bishop."
In the meantime Monseigneur Bienvenu had approached as quickly as his great age permitted:
"Ah, there you are!" said he, looking towards Jean Valjean, "I am glad to see you. But! I gave you the candlesticks also, which are silver like the rest, and would bring two hundred francs. Why did you not take them along with your plates?"
Jean Valjean opened his eyes and looked at the bishop with an expression which no human tongue could describe.
"Monseigneur," said the brigadier, "then what this man said was true? We met him. He was going like a man who was running away, and we arrested him in order to see. He had this silver."
"And he told you," interrupted the bishop, with a smile, "that it had been given him by a good old priest with whom he had passed the night. I see it all. And you brought him back here? It is all a mistake."
"If that is so," said the brigadier, "we can let him go."
"Certainly," replied the bishop.
The gendarmes released Jean Valjean, who shrank back--
"Is it true that they let me go?" he said in a voice almost inarticulate, as if he were speaking in his sleep.
"Yes! you can go. Do you not understand?" said a gendarme.
"My friend," said the bishop, "before you go away, here are your candlesticks; take them."
He went to the mantelpiece, took the two candlesticks, and brought them to Jean Valjean. The two women beheld the action without a word, or gesture, or look, that might disturb the bishop.
Jean Valjean was trembling in every limb. He took the two candlesticks mechanically, and with a wild appearance.
"Now," said the bishop, "go in peace. By the way, my friend, when you come again, you need not come through the garden. You can always come in and go out by the front door. It is closed only with a latch, day or night."
Then turning to the gendarmes, he said:
"Messieurs, you can retire." The gendarmes withdrew.
Jean Valjean felt like a man who is just about to faint.
The bishop approached him, and said, in a low voice:
"Forget not, never forget that you have promised me to use this silver to become an honest man."
Jean Valjean, who had no recollection of this promise, stood confounded. The bishop had laid much stress upon these words as he uttered them. He contined, solemnly:
"Jean Valjean, my brother: you belong no longer to evil, but to good. It is your soul that I am buying for you. I withdraw it from dark thoughts and from the spirit of perdition, and I give it to God!"
(From this point Jean Valjean reveres Bishop Bienvenu and tries to be a good person.)
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Hi all,
Does anybody have an idea why the following happens, and what the solution might be?
I'm trying to perform a commit-all via the REST API using the the following URL:
I get the following response even though the name of the device-group is correct:
<response status="error" code="17">
commit-all -> shared-policy -> device-group has unexpected text.
commit-all -> shared-policy -> device-group is invalid
Solved! Go to Solution.
It seems like wrong device group name. I'd check again for some extra spaces or if it's maybe case sensitive.
That's what I thought at first as well, so I've already renamed the device group, made sure there are no additional characters or special characters (even took the dash out) and still I keep running into this error. I've also made a new device group, and it still won't work.
Hi Johan,
This is what works for me on 6.1
<response status="success" code="19"><result><msg><line>Job enqueued with jobid 82</line></msg><job>82</job></result></response>
Were you missing name tag? Also, it failed when I had space after PA_VM_6.1.
Can you try it?
That indeed works on 6.1, but still fails on 7.0:
<response status="error" code="17"> <msg> <line> commit-all -> shared-policy -> device-group -> name has unexpected text. </line> <line> commit-all -> shared-policy -> device-group is invalid
</line> </msg> </response>
I have a PAN config that is in json format that I want to implement on a PAN fw. It seems that the fw will only take config in "set" command format or .xml. Is there a way to drop this json config onto the fw, or convert it to a .xml format?
i think you are putting this in the wrong thread :P
The XML document format to commit shared policies to device groups on Panorama using the PAN-OS XML API has changed in PAN-OS 7.0. This change is due to an enhancement to permit a commit to devices within the device group: the device group name is now an attribute node instead of a text node.
The change in the XML API request is as follows:
– PAN-OS 6.1 and earlier releases: /api/?type=commit&action=all&cmd= DeviceGroupName
– PAN-OS 7.0 and later releases: /api/?type=commit&action=all&cmd= <entryname='devicegroupname'>
I did find some bugs related to this which all seem to be fixed in PAN-OS 7.0.3.
If you still see the issue on 7.0.3 then I'd recommend opening a case with TAC.
Hope it helps.
Thanks, forgot to post the solution myself. It indeed works as designed with <entryname='devicegroupname'> instead of devicegroupname
Agreed, my apologies.
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Ghezzi, Pierleone or Pier Leone
Italian, 17th – 18th century, male.
Born 28 June 1674, in Rome; died 5 March 1755, in Rome.
Painter, engraver, musician, scholar. Religious subjects, portraits.
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Jesus' father: was it Joseph or God?
Auguste, 6 years old, asks: who is Jesus' father? Christians recognize that Jesus, this child seemingly like any other, is the Son of God. Published on December 16th, 2016.
As his mother is reading to him the beautiful Christmas story, Auguste has some trouble understanding why Joseph hesitates to marry Mary. True, the mystery of Jesus' conception is a bit delicate to explain. How do you explain to a child that Jesus is both the son of a man, and the Son of God? To continue reading...
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That's because the problems you're having start on the physiological or cellular level of your body, not in your mind.
Once you are freed up on the cellular level, your mind will be freed up as well, allowing you to easily implement your mental game strategies.
Exactly what does happen on the physiological/cellular level? Read about it here.
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Whether you are new to running, considering training for a marathon for the first time, or you're a seasoned runner but want to take your performance and results to the next level, this book is a "must have".
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One of the biggest challenges I've had with athletes is getting them to look at a sore part of their body in a whole new way and then tap for that. Athletes are so conditioned to think that if some part of their body is sore, it's because they were over-using that part of the body either in competition or practice. (I'm not talking about soreness that accompanies a real injury or after workouts.)
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DC is THREE YEARS OLD!!! 4 in December and is just the brightest little light in my life. He sets me straight all the time. "Mommy! That light was yellow, that means you have to slow down!!!" He looooovveessssss all automobiles, he wants to be a batman astronaut when he grows up. I assume that means he wants to create his own intergalactic Gotham City and fight aliens! And any sticker is free game, including scotch tape.
Do y'all remember that 3 part love story i posted AGES ago?? (I would link it but it's almost midnight here and I don't have time to attach it cause I have two job interviews early in the AM.) For those of you who do remember, Mr. Love and I have come back into each other's lives and are back together!!! I'm so happy and so blessed! I couldn't ask for more….well except to be hired at any one of these jobs I've applied at. But that's it.
I just wanted to say a quick hello. So happy to be back. I'll catch y'all up more later! Everyone, stay safe in the wake of all these hurricanes. God bless and Godspeed.


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Democrat presidential candidate Barack Obama made another gaffe on the campaign trail Friday when he suggested at a luncheon hosted by the Cuban American National Foundation that Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez came to power while George W. Bush was in the White House.
Chavez was first elected president in 1998, and reelected in 2000, both occurring while Bill Clinton was serving his second term.
This was not the only gaffe Obama made in Florida Friday, for at another campaign stop, the junior senator from Illinois several times referred to the city of Sunrise as "Sunshine." This comes a week after calling Sioux Falls, South Dakota, "Sioux City," and two weeks after saying that America has 57 states.
Will Obama-loving media ever cover these gaffes?
While you ponder, here's the text of Obama's mistake concerning Chavez (video embedded upper right, relevant section begins at minute 2:50, h/t LGF):
Since the Bush Administration launched a misguided war in Iraq, its policy in the Americas has been negligent toward our friends, ineffective with our adversaries, disinterested in the challenges that matter in peoples' lives, and incapable of advancing our interests in the region. No wonder, then, that demagogues like Hugo Chavez have stepped into this vacuum.
Are these gaffes ever going to get reported?
This is a presidential election, and the man who is likely to be the Democrat nominee doesn't seem to know how many states are in our union, what city he's in when he's campaigning, or when our enemies came to power.
Isn't this newsworthy?
After all, if McCain made these errors on the stump, media would be claiming it to be early signs of Alzheimer's, and that would be the end of his campaign.
Those interested in more on the differences between how the press cover Democrat and Republican gaffes should read Michelle Malkin's fabulous piece on this subject from last Wednesday.


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Useful resources for Graphics teachers
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To find out more;
The Sustainability Handbook for Design and Technology teachers.
Sustainability Matters in Design and Technology
In addition, for contextualised case studies with technical information linked to our international project work go to our technical briefs on paper-based manufacturing and communication.


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PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Relatives of a 10-year-old girl who they say has been denied a life-saving lung transplant because of her age are appealing to the public in hopes of finding a donor to save their child.
"There's unfortunately no options left," said Sharon Ruddock, the aunt of Sarah Murnaghan, who has end-stage cystic fibrosis and has been unable to leave Children's Hospital of Philadelphia for three months, needing a ventilator to breathe.
The child is a top candidate for an organ from a pediatric donor but few are available, and family members say that under existing policy, a lung from an adult donor would be offered first to all adults in the region, even those more stable and with less severe conditions. Relatives launched a campaign for a change in the policy after their appeal was denied.
Secretary of Health and Human Services Kathleen Sebelius on Friday called for a review on the policy on lung allocation to look for ways to make more transplants available to children consistent with the goals of fairness and best use of organs. On Sunday, Sarah's family hailed the review but said she and others like her "do not have the luxury of time to wait for a lengthy bureaucratic change."
"Secretary Sebelius' decision to not exercise her very clear authority under the law to intervene and mandate a variance that would help save Sarah's life is devastating," they said in a statement. "Essentially, Sarah has been left to die."
Ruddock said the idea of direct appeals to adult transplant centers also came to naught and the family was now left with a last-ditch appeal for someone to designate an organ to Sarah.
"We recognize how difficult the end of a person's life is — we are at that point with Sarah," the family statement said. "And we must now ask for the single greatest favor any parent can, and that is to consider naming our child an organ recipient should someone lose the life of a loved one in the near future."
Ruddock said donors would have to be the same blood type, but Sarah is O-positive, which is the most common blood type.
"We're desperate. We think this is our last play for Sarah," Ruddock said. "The family's praying a lot. … Hope is a distant thing."
Sebelius said the disparity between donors and children awaiting transplants is "especially stark" with only 20 lung transplants last year involving organs from donors up to age 11. She also said she is asking federal officials to "consider new approaches for promoting pediatric and adolescent organ donation."
She didn't directly reference Sarah's case but said she had been petitioned by lawmakers and Gov. Tom Corbett to take action on the girl's behalf. An online petition calling for a change had drawn more than 304,000 signatures by Sunday.
Officials have said the original system setting priorities didn't establish criteria for children younger than 12 because of a lack of data, but the system was recently changed to give sicker children higher priorities for transplants and to cast a wider net for suitable candidates.
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Mark the sacrifice appointed,Palm Sunday. Palms. Donkey. Crowds. The Passover psalm applied to Jesus. "His disciples did not understand these things at first; but when Jesus was glorified, then they remembered that these things were written about Him and that they had done these things to Him" (John 12).
see who bears the awful load.
'Tis the Word,
the Lord's anointed,
Son of Man
and Son of God.
Wait a minute.
These things --these things in Zechariah and the Psalms-- were written about Him.
Moses wrote stories about Jesus.
Isaiah wrote about Jesus.
David wrote about Jesus.
Jeremiah wrote about Jesus.
Joshua and Samuel and Ezekiel and Solomon wrote about Jesus.
All those stories about Jephthah and Samson and Isaac and Ezra and Aaron and Nebuchadnezzar and Abel and Daniel -- they show us stuff about Jesus. So when we sing this week, "Tis the Word," and when we're reading the story of Jesus' trial and scourging and crucifixion, it IS the "Word," the scriptures' stories, all tied up in one Man's suffering and death.


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National Health Portal
Useful portals on Mother and Child Health
Home > Resources > Training and
tutorial Internet sites for health workers
Links to fulltext training sites on the Internet and gateways to related
resources. The topics covered by the sites range from general computer and
Internet information to specific tutorials (PubMed and HINARI), searching
strategies and tools to evaluate sites on the Internet.
All the sites noted below are listed on the 'INASP Health Links' subpage titled
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Basic Internet FAQ for the Medical Librarian: General Internet Information
This FAQ sheet (Frequently Asked Questions) is designed for the Medical
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Medicine, U.S.
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This FAQ sheet (Frequently Asked Questions) continues with discussion of various
resources available for sending and receiving data on the Internet. It includes
information on e-mail, telnet, ftp, and links to related sites.
Databasics or Leveling of the Database Learning Curve
This site is an overview of 'common database functions' for searching health
related databases. It includes information on help/guide pages,
truncation/wildcards symbols, controlled vocabulary, limits, combining searches,
and history of session. These are concepts that can be applied to searching in
numerous online databases. The site is maintained by the Health Science Center
Libraries, University of Florida, U.S.
Electronic Information Resources for Health Researchers and Professionals
This site contains materials from a health information training workshop held in
Dar-es-Salaam, Tanzania, July 2005. It includes educational material on
literature searches, formulating searches, finding references to journal
articles, accessing fulltext articles, and finding and evaluating WWW sites.
These documents have been produced by INFORM, an international collaborative
network based in the Faculty of Medicine at Uppsala University, Sweden.
Electronic Journals and Electronic Resources Library Management
This site contains educational material used for various INASP workshops. These
modules are intended for health professionals and researchers. Particular
emphasis is given to electronic information resources that are available through
PERI (http://www.inasp.info/peri/index.shtml), a program to support capacity
building in the research sector in developing and transitional countries. The
materials are available in English, Russian, French, Spanish and Portuguese.
Guide to Internet Discovery Tools for Health Professionals, Librarians, and
This site provides a list of high-quality starting points for Internet resources
in the health sciences and librarianship. The site is maintained by the National
Network of Libraries of Medicine, U.S.
HINARI Guide to Using PubMed
This site is a step-by-step guide (pdf) to using the PUBMED bibliographic
database for identifying accessible journal articles via Health InterNetwork
Access to Research Initiative (HINARI). The tool is useful for those in
developing and transitional countries that have registered for HINARI access. Go
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Internet Information Center
This site is intended for those who wish to learn how to use the Internet and,
in particular, resources provided by National Library of Medicine, U.S. It
includes links to tutorials, presentations, videos, resource samplers, and
advice sheets.
Internet for Nursing, Midwifery and Health Visiting
This site is a free, interactive tutorial that lets users develop and practice
Internet Information Skills. It is comprised of a series of modules that assist
the user in identifying and locating health and medical information for nurses
and midwives. The site is maintained by BIOME, UK.
Internet Medic
This site is a free, interactive tutorial that lets users develop and practice
Internet Information Skills. It is comprised of a series of modules that assist
the user in identifying and locating health and medical information for
physicians. The site is maintained by BIOME, UK.
Internet Training Activities and Materials
This site contains annotated links to numerous INASP workshops and training
materials on electronic information access in developing countries. Several
links are specific to health information while others deal with issues that are
relevant to the developing country environment – ranging from bandwidth
optimization to PC trouble shooting and web page design.
NNLM Training Manual
This manual provides training materials for those who wish want to learn how to
use the Internet and National Library of Medicine resources. It includes links
to tutorials, presentations, videos, resource samplers, and advice sheets. The
site is maintained by the National Network of Libraries of Medicine, U.S.
PubMed Tutorial
This site is a tutorial for users to learn how to utilize and navigate the many
search features of PubMed. The tutorial is set up as a series of topical
sections that can be completed individually or as a whole. It contains an
alphabetical index and was designed by the Health Science Center Libraries,
University of Florida, U.S.
Resources for International Librarians, Health Professionals and Researchers
in Developing Countries
Developed by the National Library of Medicine (U.S.), this site provides links
to useful resources for health information workers in developing countries. It
includes links to sites on training and courses, document delivery, library
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10 Things to Know About Evaluating Medical Resources on the Web
This site indicates the essential questions to ask when evaluating a health
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Kanye West received the Michael Jackson Vanguard award at the MTV VMAs 2015 on Sunday. At the end of his rambling acceptance speech (criticizing awards shows at one point) he announced that he will run for president in 2020.
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The Power of Vulnerability – by Dr. Brene' Brown
Posted on December 18, 2013 by tether abundance
Vulnerability is not something we usually associate with being powerful. Quite the opposite in fact. Yet, it is indeed one of our greatest strengths as human beings. It is where we connect the deepest with ourselves and others. It perhaps is the core … Continue reading →
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The Difference Between Confident and Cocky
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Easter is just around the corner and there is a lot of spending going on... according to Time.com, a whopping $17.3 billion was spent in 2016 on Easter candy, clothes, food and decor. I bet you are wondering how you and your restaurant can get in on some of that spending right about now!
Here are 14 creative easter marketing ideas that will bring in the sales that you are looking for this year.
1. Offer a special Easter brunch with a prix fixe menu and champagne.
Holidays are a time for families to get together and many families would prefer to be catered to instead of working all day in the kitchen. The prix fixe menu offers multiple courses of a set selection of entrées. Guests find great value in these menus and often treat themselves on these special holidays.
2. Host an Easter egg hunt on your property.
There is nothing more exciting that rushing around collecting dozens of special eggs that just might hold the big prize. This can be for kids or even for adults too! Be sure to advertise to the community around you to attract the maximum people possible.
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3. Advertise your Easter promotions on social media.
Social media offers a perfect method to shout your promotions from the mountain tops. You can choose your target audience, you can review your metrics to see what is working and you can make adjustments to make your ads in reaching the masses.
4. Sponsor an Easter event in your city.
Sometimes there is just not enough time in the day to host something yourself, but don't be discouraged. One of the best ways to market your restaurant is through sponsorships. See if there are any Easter egg hunts in the city that you can help sponsor in exchange for advertising space at the event.
5. Guide guests to the buffet line with bunny footprint decals.
In store decoration can really get guests in the mood for celebration. When the atmosphere is fun and entertaining, guests have fun and spend more. They leave with a great feeling, will tell their friends all about their great experience andwill want to come back over the years. Word of mouth advertising is one of the best since it comes with built in trust.
6. Invite guests to meet the Easter bunny at your restaurant.
This marketing tactic is very successful in drawing the family crowd. Parents want their kids to have a fun experience and what better way than meeting the Easter bunny during their dining experience. Many families like to take yearly easter photos, so if you also advertise free photos, this would be a really great bonus.
7. Offer a coloring station for kids.
When the adults want to enjoy a nice brunch, it is inevitable that the kiddos will want to bounce around and interrupt. One of the more successful Easter marketing ideas is to provide a decorating table where children can decorate paper eggs or color in bunny printouts.
8. Send out an egg-shaped postcard inviting new business.
With more and more companies using digital marketing... our traditional paper mailboxes are getting very empty. Why not take advantage of this by sending out an eye-opening postcard that will capture the attention and bring in new business?
9. Create an online selfie photo contest.
With social media growing everyday, get your audience involved by organizing a selfie photo contest. The benefit of a social media contest is that you get exposure from the original poster spread out over all of their social media friends. It is an easy way to spread the name of your restaurant and burn memory units.
10. Use fun Easter marketing terms.
Easter has always been centered around bunnies and chicks and eggs. So be sure to use fun language to make your brand stand out. For example "EGGS-citing Cocktails" or "Hop on Over for Your FREE Dessert" etc. etc.
11. Set up an Easter-themed photo booth.
Photo booths are a creative way to market your restaurant. It is so fun for the guests to use silly hats, masks, glasses, and anything else that is colorful and will add to the photo. One of the biggest benefits of the photo booth software is that you can add your restaurant logo and the date so it prints on the photo and will create a memory that will be brought home and framed.
12. Create an Easter email marketing campaign.
If you have an active email list, you will definitely want to plan out an email campaign to draw in guests. Average open rates will be around 10-25% of your list so be sure to add a clear call-to-action telling guests exactly what you want them to do. Would you like them to make a reservation? Would you like them to call for more info? The simpler you make it, the better results you will get.
13. Do a "Guess how many jelly beans are in the jar" contest.
This contest is a great way to get people involved. You can offer up a grand prize for whoever guesses the number. I could be a free meal, or any type of merchandise you may have to offer. We all like a good old-fashioned contest!
14. Create a guerrilla marketing concept
Guerrilla marketing is when you market in a way that is uncommon. For example, back in 2015, cadbury decided to put 3 gigantic cadbury eggs into the lochness monster lake. It drew so much media attention and sales skyrocketed.
There are so many creative ways to promote your restaurant! Here are some creative Easter Marketing ideas from last year as well! Please SHARE in the comments other creative marketing ideas that you have done for your restaurant.


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public with the information regarding the Sheriff's sister was the BBC's
Mark Daly! Legend has it that he got a 'bollocking from upstairs' for
even wasting the train fare on going down to talk to Robert Green! But
he looked at the case as part of a wider investigation. – It was a
particularly 'high vacuum rabbit hole' into which he was sucked! That
was the point where the individual who had actually been promoting the
hoax and had actually got it into some of the trash-rags did a J-Turn
and Belinda McKenzie was parachuted in. The dates are checkable, but I
recall this being mid-2010?
I find it quite interesting that she (now) dismisses the Hollie Greig
fiasco as a hoax, which largely it is, partly on the basis of there
being people named that didn't exist and places that didn't exist. Isn't
this also the case with the Hampstead Hoax? i.e. There is no evidence
that many of the places actually exist? Police Officers were named that
don't exist? – Baby skin shoes? Made at the local 'Mr Minnit' type
establishment? Now, as it happens I do like a well-turned heel and
know how difficult it is to get a good hand-made pair of shoes properly
soled and heeled; those are dying skills. – To get a pair made?
I can pretty-much guarantee that no high street chain-store 'cobbler'
has either the skill or equipment to actually make a pair of bespoke
shoes. And even the top-class shoemakers are incapable of preparing
their own leather, a whole other craft which is equally complex. For me
and most of my colleagues the hoax fell apart at the first viewing of
that pervert Christie's abusive videos of the children. But it's not
remotely difficult to corroborate the impossibility of these allegations
such is their aburdity. And it is really very clear that the Police
investigated thoroughly to check if there was even the slightest element
of truth in this childishly-fantastical tale. So, I'm afraid that as
well as knowing nothing about lighting, sound, or programme structure;
Mel Ve demonstrates easily here that she knows nothing about doing the
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Funding for clinic-based physiotherapy in Ontario is based on an Episode of Care model. This means funding is provided to cover an entire course of treatment instead of individual visits.
An Episode of Care refers to all clinically-related health services used to treat one patient who has been diagnosed with distinct conditions arising from injury or health-related issues. An Episode of Care lasts from the physiotherapist's assessment and diagnosis of the symptoms, and the delivery of treatment until the patient has reached their goals as indicated by the treatment plan and is discharged.
Patients are not limited to a specific number of visits per Episode of Care under publicly-funded clinic-based physiotherapy. The number and frequency of visits provided will be determined by the treating physiotherapist in consultation with the patient. It will be based on the physiotherapist's professional skill and clinical judgment, and the patient's individual needs.
Yes. A patient can receive more than one episode of care in a year provided that all eligibility criteria, including a separate referral, are met for each individual episode of care.
Patients can also be referred for physiotherapy to treat more than one condition at the same time. Both conditions would be treated under one Episode of Care.
To be eligible for publicly-funded physiotherapy services, a person must, for each Episode of Care:
Patients with chronic diseases such as arthritis or multiple sclerosis can receive publicly-funded physiotherapy if all the eligibility criteria are met.
The clinic physiotherapy services funded under this program are aimed at addressing acute episodes or worsening of symptoms that lead to decreased function or mobility (e.g. debilitating event or disease (including chronic disease), pain, injury or surgical procedure).
No. There are no fees payable by the patient for services covered under the Episode of Care. The funding provided for an Episode of Care covers the assessment, diagnosis, physiotherapy treatment (including on-site clinic use of equipment or supplies) and discharge report. Clinics may offer other services not covered under EOC funding for which patients may be charged. The Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care does not set or regulate such services or fees.
If a patient requires physiotherapy in their home because they are unable to attend a clinic due to their condition, they can contact their local (LHIN) by calling 310-2222.
Long-term care home residents who are assessed with a need for physiotherapy will be provided with these services in their homes at no cost to them. The frequency and duration of that physiotherapy will be determined by the registered physiotherapist, who will conduct the assessment and determine a treatment plan. Residents can access this service by speaking with the regulated health professional (physician, nurse practitioner or physiotherapy provider) in their home to organize an assessment.
Patients are discharged from care when:
The clinic can provide patients with information about how to manage their condition and any programs nearby that could help, including exercise and falls prevention classes.
A list of publicly-funded physiotherapy locations can be found at Ontario.ca/physiotherapy. Alternatively, patients can contact their local (LHIN) at 310-2222.
If you have further questions about publicly-funded physiotherapy in Ontario, please call the Senior's INFOline at 1-888-910-1999; TTY 1-800-387-5559.
To be eligible for publicly-funded physiotherapy services, a person must:
Patients with chronic diseases such as arthritis or multiple sclerosis can receive publicly-funded physiotherapy if all the eligibility criteria are met.
The clinic physiotherapy services funded under this program are aimed at addressing acute episodes or worsening of symptoms that lead to decreased function or mobility (e.g. debilitating event or disease including chronic disease, pain, injury or surgical procedure).
An Episode of Care refers to all clinically-related health services used to treat one patient who has been diagnosed with distinct conditions arising from injury or health-related issues. The care delivered under an Episode of Care lasts from the onset of symptoms until treatment is complete as determined once a patient is considered to have met their therapeutic recovery goals.
An Episode of Care can consist of multiple visits and is not limited to a maximum number.
Registered physiotherapists will be required to use their clinical judgment when assessing patients and determining the care plan for eligible patients. Should the physiotherapist feel that a patient does not meet the eligibility criteria for the program, they should inform the referring physician or nurse practitioner and recommend alternate treatment for the patient. This may include exercise or falls prevention classes, or other community resources programs that are better suited for the care needs of the patient.
Should a patient not meet the eligibility criteria or no longer need physiotherapy services under their Episode of Care, they may purchase services privately. Clinics are allowed to offer privately-funded services in addition to publicly-funded services.
Only OHIP-insured persons under the Health Insurance Act who meet the eligibility criteria can receive publicly-funded physiotherapy.
Maintenance of good health and function is important and this can be supported through access to resources such as exercise and falls prevention classes.
Should a patient's condition change or deteriorate, their function decrease or their mobility worsen (i.e. as a result of a debilitating event or disease, pain, injury or surgical procedure), they may become eligible for funding for an Episode of Care in a clinic setting provided that all eligibility criteria - including a separate referral - are met.
Clinics are required, as part of the discharge process, to provide patients with post discharge treatment plans that should include information about self-management and information about local programs including exercise, falls prevention, activation, or similar programs, as appropriate and available.
For more information on exercise and falls prevention classes offered in your community, access your Local Health Integration Network website or contact the Senior's INFOline at 1-888-910-1999; TTY: 1-800-387-5559.
Requirements for the record keeping of treatment plans are outlined in Schedule A of your Transfer Payment Agreement sent by the ministry. In addition, patient records must be kept in accordance with the standards and guidelines of the College of Physiotherapists of Ontario.
No. You cannot charge patients for services covered under the Episode of Care. The funding provided for an Episode of Care covers the assessment, diagnosis, physiotherapy treatment (including on-site clinic use of equipment or supplies) and discharge report. Clinics may charge for other services not covered under Episode of Care funding. The ministry does not set or regulate these services or fees.
No. Patients do not pay for assessments if they are referred to a clinic and it is determined they do not require physiotherapy. The assessment would still qualify as an Episode of Care. However, the registered physiotherapist would need to explain their decision to their referral in writing, and record this as "abandoned care."
Physiotherapy clinics funded by the ministry may also offer privately-funded physiotherapy services. Patients are able to access privately-funded options at their own expense or through private insurance.
Clinics are not permitted to charge or bill anyone for physiotherapy services provided under a publicly-funded Episode of Care.
If the patient's health number appears on your error report, you must obtain the updated information from your patient. Only patients who are insured by OHIP under the Health Insurance Act and who meet the eligibility requirements are eligible to receive publicly-funded physiotherapy. Patients without OHIP coverage who are on Ontario Disability Support or Ontario Works are exempted from this requirement. Services will not be funded if a patient's version code or health number is not valid.
An A36 ERROR code indicates that funding has been denied because of a duplicate submission. This means the same service on the same date with the same health card number has already been submitted by another provider. In Ontario, eligible patients may only be treated for an Episode of Care at one, designated clinic. Multiple clinics cannot treat the same patient for a same or similar Episode of Care simultaneously. This policy is in accordance with all other publicly-funded services for all other health professionals, including physicians.
In order to avoid duplicate submissions, clinics and clinicians must be diligent when screening patients for publicly-funded physiotherapy.
Here are some tips to help avoid duplicate submissions:
There is no annual funding amount for each patient. Funding is instead provided to cover an Episode of Care. Clinics are allocated funding for a specific year under a formal funding agreement between the clinic and the ministry. The ministry provides $312 for each Episode of Care; it does not pay for individual visits. The Episode of Care is comprised of at least, assessment, diagnosis, treatment, and the provision of a discharge summary to the referring provider. Some patients may require only one Episode of Care while others may be referred for multiple Episodes of Care if they have multiple conditions at different times.
In addition, some patients may require more treatments than others as part of their Episode of Care. The number and frequency of services provided as part of an Episode of Care will be determined by the treating registered physiotherapist in consultation with the patient and the treatment goals set out in the treatment plan. Clinics are expected to budget their Episodes of Care, their visits and their overall funding appropriately and according to patients' needs.
Clinics are unable to apply for funding in addition to what has been allocated for the Episodes of Care.
Schedule B of your Transfer Payment Agreement indicates the maximum number of Episodes of Care for which you will receive funding. Each clinic is responsible for appropriately managing the funding and the scheduling of publicly funded treatments. The ministry's expectation is that services will be delivered every month in which the funding and agreement apply.
Payments are based on an averaging of service delivery. A clinic may deliver more Episodes of Care in one month and fewer in the next. However, the ministry will reconcile payments made against Episodes of Care provided up to the maximum annual allocation set out in the agreement. This will be done every quarter. The ministry's expectation is that clinics manage their budgets appropriately, and that services will be delivered every month in which the funding and agreement apply.
Payments are based on an averaging of service delivery. A clinic may deliver more Episodes of Care in one month and fewer in the next. However, the ministry will reconcile payments made against the Episodes of Care provided by a clinic, up to the maximum annual allocation set out in the agreement. This will be done every quarter. The ministry's expectation is that clinics manage their budgets appropriately and that services will be delivered every month in which the funding and contract apply.
No. The funding provided under this contract is for the provision of physiotherapy services as defined in the contract. It is not for group exercise classes. However, each provider may use up to 10 per cent of the funds provided to deliver congregate care, training and/or education to patients with the same or similar diagnosis. These congregate setting services must be reported to the ministry. Please see your billing guide for more information.
If the intervention is uniform and provided to more than one patient at a time (e.g. patient education on shoulder surgery), this would be considered congregate. Any group physiotherapy education or training provided as part of an Episode of Care must not be group exercise.
No more than 10 per cent of physiotherapy services in each funding year can be used for group physiotherapy education or training. All other services (the remaining 90 per cent) must be provided on a one-to-one basis between the patient and a registered physiotherapist or physiotherapist support personnel.
Patient records must be kept in accordance with requirements of the funding agreement and the standards and guidelines of the College of Physiotherapists of Ontario. Any health service provider receiving funding from the government may be audited to ensure accountability and compliance with funding, service delivery and contractual requirements.
As per normal professional practice, an assessment, diagnosis, goal setting, treatment, and discharge must occur by a registered physiotherapist. A discharge summary must be provided to the referral source. Under the funding agreement, there is no requirement for a separate assessment report.
Please note that in all cases registered physiotherapists remain obliged to document all of their care in accordance with the "Standard for Professional Practice: Record Keeping" as set out by the College of Physiotherapists of Ontario. The standards are available on their website. Specific inquiries related to documentation practices beyond those required by the funding agreement, should be referred to the college directly.
You will receive a report summarizing the Episodes of Care submitted by your clinic and processed by the ministry in your monthly remittance advice report. It will also include accumulated year-to-date counts.
Publicly-funded physiotherapy clinics that wish to relocate and discontinue the provision of publicly-funded services must notify the ministry immediately so that their Transfer Payment Agreement can be terminated.
Publicly-funded physiotherapy clinics that wish to relocate and want to continue to be funded by the ministry to deliver physiotherapy services under a Transfer Payment Agreement are required to obtain prior approval from the ministry for the proposed new location. A written request to the ministry is required at a minimum of 60 days prior to relocation. Retroactive requests will not be considered. Each request will be reviewed independently and in consultation with the LHIN where the clinic is located.
For more information, see ministry INFOBulletin #3102
The term of the agreement is from the effective date on the Transfer Payment Agreement until March 31, 2016. The ministry or clinic may end the funding agreement according to the terms of this agreement. Requirements for transitioning the care of physiotherapy patients would apply.
More information about terminating or modifying agreements can be found in Articles 12 and 32 in your funding agreement.
If clinic owners sell to an owner who does not want to provide publicly-funded physio services, notice must be given to the ministry immediately so the funding agreement can be terminated. This would happen at the date of transfer.
If clinic owners sell to an owner who wants to continue providing publicly-funded physio services, approval must be acquired from the ministry.Clinics must submit a written request to the ministry at a minimum of 60 days prior to the proposed date of transferring ownership. Each request will be reviewed independently and in consultation with the LHIN where the clinic is located.
For more information, see INFOBulletin #3098.
Should a hip or knee replacement patient require physiotherapy beyond the rehab services they receive through the hospital outpatient department or Local Health Integration Network, the patient may be eligible for additional publicly funded clinic-based physiotherapy. As with all care provided under the agreement, the patient would need a referral from a physician or nurse practitioner for clinic-based physiotherapy and also meet all other eligibility criteria.
Patients already receiving services from another ministry-funded program are not eligible for publicly-funded physiotherapy.
A patient may need to be directed back to the hospital, Local Health Integration Network or their physician if they do not provide a referral.
No. Please see the Assistive Devices Program 's conflict of interest guidelines which are available at the following website: health.gov.on.ca/en/pro/programs/adp/update_vendor_agreements/docs/pp_adp_manual.pdf
While the physiotherapy services funded under the Episode of Care model include an assessment, the ministry does not fund an Episode of Care for the sole purpose of completion of the Assistive Devices Program Application for Funding Assistance. However, if you are providing an Episode of Care to a referred patient and determine in the course of your assessment that the patient needs an assistive device, it is not appropriate to charge the patient for the assessment.
No. You should not charge a patient for an assessment if you are providing an Episode of Care to a referred patient and determine in the course of your assessment that an assistive device is needed.
Discharge from an Episode of Care should only occur once the therapeutic objectives identified in a patient's treatment plan have been achieved, or when improvements could be achieved through self-care or through an exercise, falls prevention or similar program, or when no further gains are likely to be achieved from continuing the physiotherapy.
The clinic must make every effort to encourage patients to complete their course of care. If the patient abandons care, the course of care can be counted as an Episode of Care. However, the clinic is required to record this in their claims submission using the code "V842A." The clinic should also notify the referring physician or nurse as part of the discharge report that the patient has abandoned treatment and, if known, provide the reason. The number of patients abandoning care must be reported on the Outcomes Report (Schedule D1 under the Transfer Payment Agreement). The ministry reviews all service encounter and outcomes reporting submitted by clinics including the number of patients abandoning care.
If a patient does not feel as though they were properly treated by their physiotherapist, complaints should be directed to both the ministry and the College of Physiotherapists of Ontario.
No. This would not constitute group physiotherapy education or training.
Physiotherapy will be funded in a manner similar to many other publicly-funded programs including hospitals and long-term care homes. Physiotherapy clinics may have waiting lists for publicly-funded care due to either clinic capacity or Episode of Care allocation.
Publicly-funded physiotherapy may also be provided to eligible patients by:
Additional publicly-funded physiotherapists are being integrated into existing interdisciplinary primary health care programs in family health care settings such as selected Family Health Teams, Community Health Centres, Nurse Practitioner-Led Clinics and/or Aboriginal Health Access Centres.
There are no plans at this time for the Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care to receive additional applications for physiotherapy providers to offer publicly-funded, community based physiotherapy services.
If you have further questions, please contact the Senior's INFOline at firstname.lastname@example.com or by calling 1-888-910-1999, TTY: 1-800-387-5559.
For information on in-home physiotherapy, patients can contact their Local Health Integration Network (LHIN).
For information on physiotherapy in long-term care homes or primary care settings, residents and patients should speak to their long-term care home administrator or regulated health professional (physician, nurse practitioner or physiotherapy provider).
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In Toronto, (416) 314-5518
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