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A 17 year-old student and learner driver from Cheltenham has won her dream car - a brand new Ford Fiesta - thanks to a competition run in young driver's magazine First Car by Marmalade, leading provider of cars and telematics-based insurance for young drivers.
Honor Bryce-Morris was randomly selected from over 96,000 competition entries. She couldn't believe her luck when she was called and told she had been picked after having entered the competition earlier in the year.
She said: "When I received the phone call from First Car I thought they were joking. I couldn't believe that I was the winner – I just kept screaming and crying. Once I pass my test, having this car will change my life! I can't wait to pick my friends up and pay them back the lifts I owe them – I would never have been able to get a car if it wasn't for this."
Lara, Honor's mum, said: "The whole family is in disbelief at winning this car, we're so grateful. Honor is a keen horse-rider and has to look after her horse twice a day. Having her own car once she gets her licence will make all our lives easier, giving her the independence she wants and needs, and letting Mum's taxi service have a welcome break!
"Honor also pays for the horse and would never have been able to afford a car if it wasn't for this competition.''
Crispin Moger, CEO of Marmalade, says: "Marmalade is proud to be the champion of young drivers, making sure our customers can be safe whilst enjoying the freedom and fun of driving. It was a real pleasure to meet Honor and find out how much the prize means to her. I know it's more than the motivation she needs to get her licence. Good luck Honor!"


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The three-month long political crisis in Ivory Coast is turning into financial crisis as five banks closed this week in the West African nation, namely, Access Bank, BNP Paribas, Citibank, Societe Generale, and Standard Chartered have halted operations in a report from Bloomberg.
The economy of the world's biggest cocoa producer is on the verge of bankruptcy as a result of leadership tug of war between incumbent Laurent Gbagbo and the internationally recognized election winner, Alassane Ouattara.
Bank customers in the economic capital Abidjan queued up trying to withdraw cash in some branches that are still open.
Following Gbagbo's sequestration of the financial institutions, the Central Bank of West African States has demanded them to stop doing business.
In addition, Outtara told companies not to pay taxes to the incumbent administration. He called on cocoa and coffee suppliers to freeze exports for 30 days in an effort to deplete the 65-year-old Gbagbo of resources.
The incumbent government will pursue "judicial proceedings" versus BNP and Citigroup for closing their branches, according to Gbagbo's justice ministry on 15 February, which may drive away foreign investors "after the government defaulted on $2.3 billion of Eurobonds this month."
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Date of Abuse: Wednesday, 30 August 2017
Accused of: Stealing borrowed item Twisted Bow
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This work investigates the potential improvements in vehicle fuel economy possible by optimizing gear shift strategies to leverage a novel boosting device, an electrically assisted variable speed supercharger (EAVS), also referred to as a power split supercharger (PSS). Realistic gear shift strategies, resembling those commercially available, have been implemented to control upshift and downshift points based on torque request and engine speed. Using a baseline strategy from a turbocharged application of a MY2015 Ford Escape, a vehicle gas mileage of 34.4 mpg was achieved for the FTP75 drive cycle before considering the best efficiency regions of the supercharged engine.


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From 2002-2009, 34 percent of expectant mothers delivered via Caesarean section (C-section), up from approximately 1 in 4 births in prior years to 1 in 3. This is far above the World Health Organization (WHO) recommended target rate for C-sections of 15 percent.
C-sections are common among women who give birth to twins, triplets or more, as well as those who have been identified as at-risk during delivery because of high blood pressure, diabetes. The use of an epidural and inducing labor can also lead to complications that may warrant a C-section.
But, the fact is that many C-sections that happen do not happen for medical reasons, but rather as a matter of convenience. Some women and their physicians schedule C-sections so the timing of the birth is right. The concern surrounding the rising rate is related to C-sections that are performed even when signs that a C-section may be necessary are not present.
The Joint Commission and the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality asserts that the number of c-sections performed in certain types of pregnancies should be reduced and that data does not support a medical necessity for the rising rate of C-sections.
Injuries Related to a Caesarean Birth
A C-section, although widely known and considered safe, is still major surgery and is not without risks itself, to both the mother and the new baby. Dr. Divya Cantor notes that injury to the mother, including organ and tissue damage, blood clots and a lengthened recovery period, all weigh in favor of vaginal delivery unless a medical reason exists to perform a C-Section.
There may also be risks to the new baby if a C-section is scheduled prior to reaching full term. During the final month of pregnancy, a baby is continuing to grow and his or her organs are continuing to develop. Allowing a baby to proceed to term, rather than delivering early via C-section, gives the baby additional time to develop within the protection of the mother's womb.
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Light calm tones in this Mint and White Nursery in the American Fork Craftsman by Millhaven Homes.
The mint shaker style cladding against the chevron arrow design wallpaper emphasizes the other geometrical elements in the room like the cot blanket, lamp table legs and the white slats on the cot. The animal prints and round elements like the lamp, mirror and cupboard knobs give balance. This is a lovely nursery with great interior design elements.
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NBC's Last Comic Standing finally replaced the extended teaser trailer they'd offered up earlier this month to advertisers as a sneak peek, and here's the new, shorter 39-second clip. More faces, less juicy jokes leaked early. But that's Joe Machi with a quip about taking a bullet for a lady, alrighty! Grab your favorite screencaps while they last…Mike Vecchione, DeAnne Smith, Andi Smith, Greer Barnes, way-too-fast on the quick cuts to identify all the others, which is just how they want it to be for the next five weeks. Just tried again, caught Jimmy Shubert, Rocky LaPorte, Lynne Koplitz,...Read More


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In the deep-drawing process, sheet metal is formed into the desired part shape using a mechanical press and a series of progressive dies. First, the stainless steel sheet is "blanked," or cut into round or shaped flats. From there, the blanks are then fed into a drawing machine, where a steel punch presses the metal into the dies in turn, with each one moving the material closer to the final shape of the part; resulting in seamless, one-piece metal parts.
Any holes the design may require are punched through the part after the drawing process. Excess material is trimmed after the part is finished.
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The addition of chromium helps the material resist corrosion from air and moisture that results in rusting (or "staining") in standard low carbon steel. The chromium content naturally combines with atmospheric oxygen to form a microscopically thin—yet stable—layer of chromium oxide. This passive oxide layer prevents oxygen diffusion on the surface of the stainless steel and prohibits corrosion from spreading to the material's internal structure.
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George Bush's Ultimate Legacy in Iraq
To understand properly what the Bush administration's legacy will be with regard to Iraq, one must comprehend the conditions Saddam Hussein subjected Iraq's citizenry to prior to the country's liberation in 2003. Moreover, one must compare those past conditions to the current condition of the newly forming democracy in the Middle East. Even so, the status of Iraq is constantly changing as the war winds down, and the threat of a resurgence in violence is, additionally, ever present; thus any assessment of Bush's legacy regarding Iraq hinges greatly on the actions and decisions of the next commander-in-chief of America's military forces, President-elect Barack Obama.
Prior to America's intervention in the Middle Eastern nation, Iraqis were subjected to tyrannical rule, restricted in exercising their basic human liberties, and very often physically oppressed. Writing in the Boston Globe, columnist Jeff Jacoby extracted perhaps the most revealing quotation to explain Saddam Hussein's Iraq from Kenneth Pollack's then recently published book, The Threatening Storm:
This is a regime that will gouge out the eyes of children to force confessions from their parents and grandparents. This is a regime that will crush all the bones in the feet of a 2-year-old girl to force her mother to divulge her father's whereabouts. ... This is a regime that will burn a person's limbs off to force him to confess or comply. This is a regime that will slowly lower its victims into huge vats of acid, either to break their will or as a means of execution. ... This is a regime that will drag in a man's wife, daughter, or other female relative and repeatedly rape her in front of him. This is a regime that will force a white-hot metal rod into a person's anus or other orifices. This is a regime that employs thalium poisoning, widely considered one of the most excruciating ways to die. This is a regime that will behead a young mother in the street in front of her house and children because her husband was suspected of opposing the regime. This is a regime that used chemical warfare ... not just on the 15,000 killed and maimed at Halabja but on scores of other villages all across Kurdistan.
In short, I believe it can accurately be said that no world leader was so evil, at least at the time of Pollack's assessment. Hence, President Bush's decision to liberate the Iraqi people from such blood-curdling terror was an act of courage that should be celebrated, even if the war in Iraq has not been perfectly executed.


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Think of the The Guitar Store as your personal roadie crew, staffed by our luthiers and amp technicians, here to maintain and enhance your stringed instruments and amplifiers. Our master-level craftsmen have rebuilt or maintained vintage and modern instruments from Fender, Marshall, Gibson, Guild, Dumble, Divided By Thirteen, Gretsch, Trainwreck, Martin and countless others. In the last year alone, we have served Jeff Fielder, Pixies, Death Cab For Cutie, Mike Squires of Duff McKagen's Loaded and Harvey Danger, Queensrÿche, Pete Anderson, Walking Papers, and countless other local bands. We've seen it all. We also have a professional relationship as an authorized warranty service center for the brands we carry and more.
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• Fret-mill (set-up included) – $170
• Install nut – $70 plus materials
• Install saddle (acoustic) – $80 plus materials
• Re-fret – starting at $300
• Pickup drop in – $35
• Clean and restring (+cost of strings) – $25 steel and electric, $30 nylon and twelve string
• Install acoustic pickup – $60 – $90
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• Headstock repair – starting at $120
• Floyd Rose vibrato work is extra
• Tube amp repair – $80 per hour after $80 bench fee
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The Billabong World Junior Championships Gold Coast are reaching an exciting finish. All Quarterfinalists have been decided in both men's and women's draws, in 2-3 foot (1-1.5 meter) surf, at the world famous Burleigh Heads.
Joanne Defay, Leila Hurst and Philippa Anderson are still in the running after winning their heats and advancing to the Quarterfinals.
"I'm trying so hard not to put pressure on myself," Hurst said. "Of course there's a little bit of pressure, everyone's talking about the World Title, but I'm just trying to have fun."
The Men's ASP World Junior Title race has also seen a mix up with Connor Coffin bowing out of the race after losing to Ian Gouveia. There's still quite a few scenarios that could play out with only Caio Ibelli, Garrett Parkes, Jack Freestone, Filipe Toledo and Ian Gouveia still in the running.
There is even a couple of scenarios where we could see a tie between two surfers, in which case there will be a surf-off - meaning there will be one more heat to decide the 2011 ASP World Junior Champion.
Jack Freestone survived a close call, only defeating Japanese surfer Arashi Kato by 0.07. Freestone got the nod from the judges for his smooth style and his ability to link manoeuvres together.
"I thought he won, because the scoreboard said he had a 7.27 and an 6.00," Freestone said.
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These little copper pots actually came with our last shipment but they have only just been polished and put out in the store. They are an unusual tall shape and are overall quite small.
But my favourite piece? The abacus. Now I am off to do some counting...if only I knew how to use one.
I wish everyone a wonderful weekend. I am at the shop today, it is wet and gloomy here in Tasmania so I cannot imagine a better place to be!


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Citrix, the company behind some of the most widely used Virtual Private Networking solutions, announced (unofficially) via its community blog that it has been working on a XenApp solution for the iPhone.
XenApp is the Citrix application platform that allows for on demand access to applications hosted locally or remotely without the need for a full installation. Applications are processed and stored locally or remotely as CAB (cabinet) files, which are then accessed dynamically with the XenApp client.
Being able to run Windows applications on the iPhone is certainly not the highest priority of Apple or other developers; however, if the iPhone is to succeed in the business market, compatibility the most widely used OS is necessary. And Citrix sees that as the main reason for creating a XenApp receiver for the Apple iPhone.
If such an application receiver were to be published on the iPhone, it would mean that hundreds of Windows applications could be instantly accessible for all iPhone users with a WiFi/Data connection.
Citrix boasts a 99.999 percent application availability with their existing XenApp platform for Windows and if even a fraction of that would be available for the iPhone, it could potentially increase the iPhone's effectiveness as a true all-in-one device for the business user.
The benefit of this platform is that user preferences and data are stored locally while the application is hosted elsewhere; therefore, saving storage space for a mobile device and improving access time. According to the Citrix blog, plans are in place to release a XenApp Receiver Application by the first half of 2009. It would certainly be interesting to see if Apple has an issue with Citrix's creation as other VPN applications currently allows very rudimentary access to your Windows machines.


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Adobe's Flash has been an integral part of the web experience for years. It's the platform for nearly every browser-based game, streaming video, and many an animated banner ad, and it takes a fair amount of processing power to run properly. This is all well and good for laptops and desktops - whose processing power is more than enough to run Flash without a hitch - but when it comes to smaller devices running on limited resources, like netbooks and smartphones, that load starts to become a burden.
Of course, Adobe would be happy to have Flash running on everything with a screen, regardless of how it performs. The more widespread their platform becomes, the more people will need to buy their tools in order to create content. They largely succeeded, even on OS X, but when it comes to more tightly regulated operating systems like the iPhone, Adobe has hit a brick wall.
The reason for that comes down to Apple's design philosophy, and their business model. Using an iPod, iPhone, or iPad is meant to be a carefully crafted experience. As Steve Jobs told Newsweek in 2007, "You don't want your phone to be an open platform. You need it to work when you need it to work." And apparently the same goes for your tablet.
The iPad launch served as a sore reminder that, yeah, if you buy one of these, you better be ready to say goodbye to a big chunk of the internet. But Apple isn't sad to see it go. According to Wired, Steve Jobs reportedly called Adobe "lazy" at an Apple employee event, and then went on to explain the company's position: "Apple does not support Flash because it is so buggy. Whenever a Mac crashes more often than not it's because of Flash. No one will be using Flash. The world is moving to HTML5."
Adobe fired back, saying, "iPad users will not be able to access the full range of web content, including over 70% of games and 75% of video on the web. If I want to use the iPad to connect to Disney, Hulu, Miniclip, Farmville, ESPN, Kongregate, or JibJab -- not to mention the millions of other sites on the web -- I'll be out of luck."
HTML5 is being embraced by both Apple and Google as an alternative to Flash, and the future of the internet, but full implementation is still years away. Can Apple, or more importantly Apple's customers, afford to be Flash-less until then, or is this an opportunity for Apple's competitors to move in?


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What to do if you recently bought the laptop stops working – hangs, skips a bunch of unnecessary ads, closes the tab, and sometimes even yourself off? It is not in the equipment breakdown – just the laptop picked up malware and can't remove them. How to clean a laptop from viruses and get rid of the problems? Related articles:
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First you need to learn one rule – never download suspicious files, avoid Intrusive links, or screaming, flashing advertisements. Whatever anti-virus protection, occasionally it fails, and the system PC get viruses. Some of them can block access to a computer, crack passwords or to extract personal information, work documents. Do not forget about the program called «the Trojan» (a Trojan virus): after receiving the data of your PC and complete PC lock, you receive a message that access to information will be opened only after the Deposit of funds. To pay for unlocking no means impossible – you just cheated. The sooner you take for «treatment» techniques, the faster you will regain the lost peace of mind.
How to save equipment from malware
The first step to recovery: remove unnecessary files that have accumulated over the month/week/day. In the Temp folder is a huge number of unnecessary temporary files that you do not even suspect. The risk of the origin of the virus is most likely in this folder. Viruses can sit in the browser cache.
To clear the cache and Temp folder, do the following:
- Download a free utility called CCleaner;
- Before downloading check the alignment parameters: open the setting in «computer properties». Utility and CCleaner operating PC system must use the same type of system: x64;
- Checking parameters include job tool: the English language can be replaced by Russian in the tab «Options»;
- On the left menu, click on the image with the brush to «wipe», select all desired files which need to be checked (better leave the default), select «Analysis» and then «Clearance»;
- Once the laptop will get rid of the extra weight, connect antivirus protection.
Antivirus program
Download free scanner — Kaspersky Virus removal tool or Dr Web Curit. A program that searches for malicious viruses on your devices, doesn't require installation, but to check PC again, I'll have to download the program again. If you are not able to buy a license protection, use Avast free or Microsoft Security Essentials.
To download Dr Web Curit is required to confirm the license agreement.After you do, go download.
To run the program to work, you need to select the «scan target», then tick all the partitions and drives you want to scan.Don't forget to enable the option «Automatically apply actions to threats.» When a virus Dr Web Curit yourself to make it irrelevant.
You will only confirm in the settings, about the removal of the incurable virus.
After cleaning, you again check the laptop on the contents of temporary files. In the process of purification you will see the files which deleted, and which cured.
Another common problem is software that is installed together with another program. The result is a double, home village changes its appearance, and tabs open on your own. Often, antivirus does not detect anything. What to do?
Open «control panel» on your computer, find in the list «programs and features», carefully scroll through the files. Among them were a stranger, enemy files. Feel free to delete them.


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All-round favourite tablet, the Kurio 7s from KD Group was featured by us just after Christmas for quite simply stealing the show by encompassing all of the features you could possibly think in a tablet to ensure it is a 100% family friendly experience. Well, we've just heard that KD have teamed up with Intel to pack EVEN MORE into their next model.
The Intel® Atom™ Z2520 processor (Clover Trail +) will sit inside the Kurio™ Tab, increasing overall performance in what was already an adored product with TGS!
With the Intel Atom processor, Kurio™ will be able to deliver extremely responsive performance whilst users are playing and swapping between the vast range of preloaded applications and whilst Kurio Genius™ Child-Safe Internet Filtering System is searching 450+ million websites.
Optimised power from the Intel Atom processor has enabled improved energy efficiency resulting in hugely enhanced battery life for Kurio (which in our which means films can be watched, music can be listened to and games can be played whilst on the go and without any interruptions.
Preloaded with entertainment
Kurio Tab comes preloaded with fun games, educational activities, e-books, a music player and video player for an all-round multimedia experience. Plus there is access to Google Play, as well as the curated, child-friendly Kurio Store for additional apps.
Within Kurio Store there is a Virtual Piggy Bank option, for parents to create a safe and secure shopping environment for children whilst also teaching responsible spending.
Safety first
As with each of the previous Kurio models, safety is at the heart of the development. Second-to-none Kurio Genius™ parental controls are in place, allowing adults to set up to eight independent user profiles to specify when and for how long their child can access the Kurio™ each day, the level of internet access and app availability for each child, dependent on age.
Over 450 million websites are filtered, categorised and updated 24/7 to ensure that children are only able to access age-appropriate content. With all of this in place, the new version of Kurio is sure to join its peers in being Loved by Kids, Trusted by Parents.
Karine Matringe, CEO, KD Group, commented: "We are incredibly excited about bringing the latest Intel-powered Kurio™ Tab to the market. The new features and advancements really do make it into much more than a tablet. With technology moving so fast, it is important to ensure consumers are being offered the very latest features and this is exactly what we have done with the new Kurio series."
KD UK list the key improvements of their new tablet as:
Addition of Bluetooth connectivity
New Intel processor
Android 4.4 instead 4.2
New user interface
Addition of Motion technology
New children's email system
We will keep an eye out for more details and bring you a full review as soon as possible!
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How to Use Social Media to Grow your Business in 2017?
Global Digital Data says that around 3.773 Billion people use internet out of the total world population of 7.476 billion.And around 2.789 Billion people use Social Media out of the 3.776 Billion internet Users, which is 73.78% of total internet users in the world.
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Instantly get more customers!
Instantly get more Business Leads!
Wow! Is it true?
Yeah it is!!!
In this article you will find answers to the following questions
Why Social Media is so important for your Business?
How to identify the right Social Media Platform for your niche?
What to do on Social Media to Get More Business?
1.) Why social Media is so important for your Business?
Global Digital Data says that around 3.773 Billion people use internet out of the total world population of 7.476 billion.
And around 2.789 Billion people use Social Media out of the 3.776 Billion internet Users, which is 73.78% of total internet users in the world.
Do you want to leave this huge market?
Definitely No!
Don't you want to acquire your share out of it?
Absolutely yes!
A report Published in April 2017 says that in India, out of 1335 million total populations, around 191 million people actively use Social Media. It means around 14% of Indian population uses social media actively.
Huge Market…Right?
This is the market potential available on internet that can give you more and more business as it is growing day by day. All big size companies are already grabbing their customers from internet and making huge money.
Why shouldn't you do so?
2.) How to identify the Perfect Platform for your niche?
Social Media Platform is identified based on the type of Products/Services offered and the age of the potential users.
Depending upon what kind of Business you are into, your past experience, and Market Data, we can easily identify that which Platform you should use.
For Example:-
If you are running an HR Consultancy for Mid level Employees then you know that you are most likely to find your potential customers on LinkedIn and Twitter with age range of 30-40. The target set of people are mature enough and experienced in the field, and are able to understand well what they are going to deal with.Right?
On the other hand
If you want to sell funky t-shirts and shoes then your targeted audience in India should be the people between the age of 16-30 and majority of these people are actively available on Facebook and Instagram.
So the platform you should use primarily to promote and market your Products/Services varies from Business to Business and brand to brand.
3.) What to do on Social Media to Get More Business?
Oh yes!
Now you know that which social media platform is good for your business.
But wait!
What exactly should you do?
We will tell you, what are the Activities you can perform on social media to get more business?
There are two types of promotions available on Social Media.
Organic promotions can be fruitful but takes a lot of time. It takes a lot of efforts and time and you do not have any control over your reach to audience. If you want instant results you should use the paid promotions which give you control over your reach to audience.
In organic promotions you have limitations such as sharing and approaching people because you can only post and share your content or links to:
Whereas, in paid promotions you can reach to people of specific interest, Job titles, demographics, Age, and Location. It gives you better control over your reach to people and you can even generate business through it according to your marketing objectives such as:
Brand Awareness
Traffic to your Website (Landing Page)
App Installs
Page Likes
Video Views
Lead Generation
Product Catalog Sales
Store Visits
Almost all marketing objectives are same at all the social media platforms and you can use them to grow your business.
Using the huge potential of Social Media Platforms (in terms of the available market) to sell your Product/Services is the easiest way and far better than traditional Offline Marketing. Many well established Companies and social media marketing companies are recognizing the strength of the Social Media Marketing and a huge part of their revenue is getting generated through Social
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Litter Hits Close To Home!
Litter hurts communities and is costly to remove. Whether it is cigarettes, plastic bags, soda cans or illegal signs, litter does not belong in neighborhoods, along streets, or in parks! The consequences of litter can be felt by everyone. Litter collects in our storm drains, increasing nuisance flooding. Litter is unsightly and reduces property values as it accumulates!
Our Adopt-a-Street / Spot Programs
A great opportunity to get involved. To be part of the program you commit to 4 cleanups a year for a minimum of 2 years.
The purpose of the program is to promote citizen participation and education in litter control and beautification. If you see a street, or public area (spot), a park, a trail that you would like to Adopt, then please contact the Litter Control Office.
Registration is free, easy and fast!
Application Process
- Send your application to the Litter Control Office
- Application Approval - Once your application is approved by the litter control office, you will receive a welcome letter, a sign of recognition installed at your adopted location and a safety guide. We would like four cleanups a year, but require at least two.
- Schedule the Cleanup - A week before your chosen cleanup date, notify the litter control office and they will prepare: Litter Grabbers, Gloves, Safety Vests and Orange Trash Bags for collection.
- The Cleanup - Have fun, be safe and leave the filled orange trash bags in a safe and central location on your adopted area.
- Return the Equipment - Drop off the supplies, along with your Cleanup Report Card and let us know how many bags we need to collect.
- Be Proud - Enjoy the satisfaction that comes from knowing you did your part for our community. Please tell your friends, family and organizations about the programs.
Teamup to Cleanup Program
The Suffolk Litter Control Office make it easy to do a community cleanup by providing litter grabbers, gloves, safety vests and bags. Once your cleanup is complete, participants will inform the Litter Control Office to arrange for the bags and any debris to be collected.
If you want to organize a community cleanup, residents can request
"Team Up to Cleanup" yard signage which can be placed in your yard or at the site of the cleanup to rally any interested neighbors. The telephone number on the signage is directed to us and we will inform any interested neighbors of when and where the cleanup will take place.
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In the past, we've talked a lot about the benefits of fitness, nutrition, whole food products, and fruits and vegetables. And, as a follow up to an earlier post, we posed this question.
What ancient grain is high in protein, is anti-inflammatory, has tons of antioxidants, is a member of the same food family that contains spinach, Swiss chard, and beets, and is one of the ancient grains in JP+ Complete?
The history of quinoa is clearly rooted in South America, in the Andes region (Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Columbia, Ecuador, and Peru). Along with maize, quinoa was one of the two mainstay foods for the Inca Empire that had its start around 1200 AD.
Here's your golden opportunity to try this ancient grain:
the following recipe is simple to make yet full of many complex nutrients that benefit any body at any age! This is an opportunity to add this recipe to your whole food nutrition meal plan. It's a terrific add to any healthy diet.
Quinoa Corn & Avocado Salad
- 1½ cups cooked quinoa
- 1½ cups corn
- 2 medium avocados, diced
- 1 cup cherry tomatoes, halved
- ½ medium red onion, diced small
- ¼ cup chopped fresh cilantro
- Zest of 1 lime and 2 tblsp fresh lime juice (or a couple of drops of lime essential oil)
- 1 tblsp extra virgin olive oil
- Sea salt to taste
Combine everything in a large bowl and mix well.
Chill for an hour and serve with your favorite veggies and chips.
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Please contact us regarding any questions you may have regarding: wellness, fitness, nutrition, prevention, and or whole food products. We talk a lot about fruits and vegetables and now grains. Our emphasis is on research and healthy living solutions to help you improve your wellness and transform your life one day at a time.


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New York, May 13:
With a new assay developed in the US, health workers now have a quick way to detect whether or not a sample of mosquitoes harbours the virus that causes chikungunya (CHIKV) within an hour.
This is expected to cut down the waiting time for results of laboratory tests that take days, or even weeks.
Chikungunya is transmitted by the bite of infective female Aedes mosquitoes. Victims experience fever and pain and swelling of muscles and joints. Headache and rash may occur. The disabling impact can last for months.
If an outbreak of chikungunya occurs, the test "could enable public health workers to detect CHIKV in infected mosquitoes rapidly without the need for specialized equipment, expertise, or training, making virus surveillance more expedient," wrote the study authors.
The new device, tested by scientists at US Army Medical Research Institute for infectious diseases, is the same kind of simple tool used in a pregnancy test as it works with a chemical dipstick.
To date, tests for CHIKV require expensive equipment in a laboratory setting and technicians who have undergone extensive training.
The new dipstick test developed by US-based VecTOR Test Systems Inc can be done on site by a neophyte and, importantly, does not require electricity. The field worker simply has to dip the stick and look for a coloured line, the findings showed.
It would mean the difference between nipping an outbreak in the bud and a major public health crisis.
The results were detailed in the Journal of Medical Entomology. (IANS)


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Competing in an EHR-Driven Business Environment By Ron Sterling
Electronic health records (EHRs) are changing the service needs and management focus of many physician practices and healthcare organizations. These changes are being driven by Medicare and Medicaid incentives and demands from patients and healthcare providers for more timely and efficient patient management and communications.
These healthcare business environment changes pose a number of challenges and opportunities to third party billing organizations. Ignoring the evolving technology / EHR needs of your current billing clients may prevent your organization from being a part of those clients' strategies going forward.
These healthcare business environment changes pose a number of challenges and opportunities to third party billing organizations. Ignoring the evolving technology / EHR needs of your current billing clients may prevent your organization from being a part of those clients' strategies going forward.
- Clients are examining their EHR
options without considering their current medical billing solution. In
the most dramatic cases, practices are making their EHR decisions and
adopting the practice management system (PMS) partner of their EHR
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critical part of the practice. In most cases, the loss of access to the
PMS will not disrupt clinical operations, but loss of the EHR system
will pose a wide array of patient service problems. After a system
failure, the EHR recovery process includes the difficult task of
updating the EHRs to account for patient activities during the shutdown.
- Competitors are entering the healthcare billing arena with a full panel of product and service offerings. A number of vendors now offer combined EHR / PMS solutions with integrated patient portal, clearinghouse, and even revenue cycle management (RCM) services from a single vendor.
- Evaluate the Billing System – The current capabilities of your billing system should be reviewed to verify that the software meets the evolving needs of physician practices and provides a good base for your EHR strategy including:
- Support for interfacing with the EHR system by sending demographic and appointment information to the EHR and receiving charge transactions back from the EHR. The billing system should support a vetting process for incoming charges and provide tools to quickly focus attention on problematic information in the EHRs.
- Automated collection tools to speed patient contact and collection efforts with email, automated phone calls, and letters. Effective collection strategies should also include patient portal collection and payment features.
- Flexible and graphical reporting options that provide timely reporting of charge, collection, and write-off trends. A dashboard that instantaneously displays the current financial activities and A/R details is useful to monitor activities at the front desk and from the EHR.
- Patient portals to facilitate interactions with patients on appointment, demographic, and billing issues. Note that the patient portal strategy should accommodate EHR issues.
- Support for the transaction life cycle of electronic eligibility, claim, and remittance advice transactions. For example, the PMS should be able to request electronic eligibility as well as maintain a log of eligibility responses.
- Develop an EHR Strategy and Expertise – At a minimum, most physician practices are facing complex organizational decisions and need a level of support that exceeds their own capabilities. Support may include software support, staff training, daily user assistance, and daily maintenance of the EHR system. Additionally, the third party billing organization may be able to act as the client advocate in analyzing and resolving problems in consultation with the EHR vendor. Note that your strategy will have to determine the level of EHR involvement, such as offering advice, general EHR consulting, hosting selected EHR solutions, supporting EHR use, or actively promoting a specific EHR product.
- Offer EHR Expertise – Engaging clients on EHR issues is a key activity to ensure that you are positioned to help those clients deal with EHR challenges. If clients do not recognize you as a source of EHR information, they may engage in an EHR selection process without even informing you. Based on your EHR strategy and expertise, you should actively engage clients through materials on EHRs, seminars, and – most importantly – personal contact. The fact of the matter is that a wide array of EHR vendors and other parties are bombarding medical practices with EHR "advice" and options. Your clients need advice on this dramatic change from a source that understands their practices and challenges.
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Will plays one of my favourite doctors in Casualty, Dr Dylan Keogh, and I was delighted to talk to the man himself to find out about his time on Casualty to date and of course, the 30th anniversary episode!
Hi Will, thanks for talking to Break A Leg, what can you tell me about the 30th anniversary episode?
Well, comparatively little I suspect in relation to some of the other cast members, I'm involved in it comparatively little. The stuff that we did was very dramatic, the focus is on what is theoretically the biggest accident the show's ever had. I can't vouch for that but it looks impressive and there's something of a blood bath which I think is a bit more realistic because this show is restrained in how gory it can be and is more suggestive most of the time. On this occasion I think you see the real horror of the thing and also the backdraft of the accident which is quite exciting. Then of course you've got the story with Charlie as well as the story between Connie and Jacob. It's going to be quite an interesting experience to see if we're able to sustain double the amount of drama.
So, going way back to your first day on Casualty, what can you remember of that experience?
My first day was on location and that was in Bristol and I remember feeling a bit buffeted because the show and set up is so well established and everything is so well orchestrated. I remember that I wanted whatever I did to be a bit different. I thought it was important and still think it's important to not just be seen to be just another character.
What would you like to see happen for your character?
Well, when I first joined the show, the idea was that he did something a little bit new for the show and that he was particularly good at diagnostics. That was a fun part of it to play, interacting with patients is the best stuff because you get to see how a character who isn't particularly socially aware has difficulty with having to respond to various different people as opposed to the difficulties that are created between the regular characters in the show. I do sometimes get wary of the suspicion that Dylan is having a 'bromance' with other characters, it's not something I'm setting out to achieve. I think in a show where you've got people pairing off all over the shop it's really important dramatically to have an odd number isn't it, have one left out, otherwise you have your inbuilt happy ending and you don't want that. So I like to be the odd one out.
Are there any characters who you would like to see make a return to the show in the future?
There are lots of people that I miss, I really miss Chrissy Tremarco who I didn't have lots of stuff to do with after the first few months, but she was great and such a bubbly character and I know that her character, Linda jarred with some of the audience but that's not always a bad thing. Obviously Sunetra but she's gone onto different things and she was ready to see what else there was out there. In a dream world somebody like Zoe and I was also particularly fond of Jordan, there was a slight comical authority about him.
What do you think of the character development so far and the introduction of his father?
I love the stuff with his dad, it's important to leave that where it is for the time being, but it's been great to do and Matthew Marsh who plays Brian is someone I've known for many years and he's just brilliant. I couldn't have hoped for anybody better to play dad. Whilst it was uncomfortable for Dylan it was great for me! There's lots of good stuff to come, we're doing a storyline with an intern doctor at the moment and hopefully all of these things will push Dylan.
Finally, have you got a message for the viewers to encourage them to keep watching?
There are exciting structural changes to come to the show, not least that it's the 30th anniversary and change in the show is ongoing and you can't fault the show for trying to break new ground. We've got a very exciting episode in the pipeline which I won't spoil the premise of but it really is unique for British television, it's not a live episode, but it's something that sounds like it will be remarkable. Stay tuned, you never know what you might see, and nor do I!
Thank you so much to Will for sparing the time for this, it was a pleasure to chat to him and I can vouch that he couldn't be more different to his character.


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Noorish has reopened! Let's EAT!
Thu, December 6, 20186:00 PM - 8:00 PM
- Vegan
Event Description
Event hosted by The Plant Based Passionate People.
Noorish recently underwent a transformation that includes and new menu and crazy new vibe. Think modern 20's feel!
The menu is drool worth and while it does include a few vegetarian dishes, there looks to be many vegan options. Check the menu out here https://noorish.ca/menu/
Let's get out there and support this restaurant and all their passion towards bringing more vegan options to the city.
Please keep your RSVP up to date as we want to be mindful to the restaurant and their commitment to our reservation. This event has a maximum of 8 attendees and will be cancelled if there are less than 3 RSVP's by the morning of December 6th.
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Am posting at LUSTBITES again today... on Ancient and Modern, a reflection on the fact that I've been writing for Black Lace for fourteen years.
Click here to read post [comment there for chance of a prize!]
The trouble is, I burbled something about 'what would I be doing in another 14 years' and now I've scared myself sh*tless because it's dawned on my how very, very old I'll be in 14 years time.
Of course there's nothing I can do about that, but still, it's frightening... :(
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20 off-the-beaten-track things to do in Brisbane
If you're looking for exciting non-touristy activities to do with your family, congratulation, you've come to the right page. [...]
Where will it take you?
In 2017 our average Australian family of 3 took a drastic lifestyle change: sold everything, packed a van, embraced minimalism, and became free spirits of the Australian land.
Our mission is to help your family discover an alternative lifestyle and enjoy children's focused travels. On our blog you will find a mix of crazy Australian and overseas adventures with great ideas on places to visit, things to do and see with kids on a budget — because we know you are busy too!


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Digital Transformation
What's the state of IoT adoption in European government agencies?
Watch this short IDC video that highlights the results of a recent IDC European IoT Survey and focuses on the expectations and external Internet of Things (IoT) budget dynamics in 2018 of Western, Central, and Eastern European government agencies.
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The College Union includes all past and present resident students who choose to join. The Union funds the newsletter Boomalakka and makes small travel grants to students for approved purposes. There is a biennial dinner, and frequent year-group reunions and other activities. The Secretary of the Union and the Alumni Officer are the two main points of contact.
The St Paul's College Women's Organisation was founded in 1927 for women with family connections to past and present Paul's students. It is a vital part of the College family. Every year it funds some small but significant improvement to the daily life of the students, the cumulative effect of which has been enormous.
Boomalakka is the newsletter of the St Paul's College Union.


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Abbotsford Primary School provides a safe, nurturing and engaging environment where children are challenged and supported to develop skills, competencies and values that will enable them to thrive. We work to ensure that students have access to a comprehensive, quality education that caters for each students individual needs and rates of learning.
Proof of birthdate (Passport or Birth Certificate) as well as complete immunisation records are to be submitted with the completed enrolment form. If you need assistance to complete the enrolment form, please contact the school on 03 9428 5977.
Enrolment priority is provided to children where Abbotsford Primary School is their closest school. The map below highlights our catchment area. Parents wanting their child (or children) to enrol from outside the catchment area are encouraged to undertake an enrolment tour, then submit an enrolment form to be placed on the waiting list.


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Stockholm University swabs the Tube
Researchers at Stockholm University map microorganisms in the underground in collaboration with Stockholm County Council and SL (local transport of Stockholm county). 47 cities around the world, including New York, São Paolo and Shanghai, are part of the research project, called MetaSUB.
"We want to understand the composition of microorganisms in the underground environment. With further knowledge we can hopefully help to reduce the spread of pathogens", says Klas Udekwu at the Department of Molecular Biosciences, The Wenner-Gren institute, Stockholm University. He coordinates the Swedish part of the project together with his colleague Per Ljungdahl.
Klas Udekwu and his assistants collect samples using nylon buds that they rub against various surfaces in the underground for at least three minutes. DNA is extracted so that researchers can identify the microorganisms and their content of specific genes such as antibiotic resistance. The first swabbing takes place on March 15 to 18, but samples will be collected periodically from all underground stations in Stockholm during the five year long project. Extraction and analysis are done at Stockholm University, which will also help to analyse samples from other cities.
Knowledge creates 'smart cities'
"With the help of modern methods in metagenomics we can now, at molecular level, begin to understand the dynamics of organisms in the cities. Increased knowledge can have a positive impact on sustainability, security and future planning. This includes the basis for the 'smart cities' of the future, cities that can detect and react to levels of pathogens", says Klas Udekwu.
"There are many questions that interest us. We examine, for example, how the environment and the microbe colonies change with weather, seasons and the flow of people. By combining our data with information on the urban environment, it would be possible to examine whether the composition of microorganisms, for example, varies depending on access and proximity to hospitals. That could contribute to better community planning", he says.
Research collaboration with Stockholm County Council
"The environment in the underground is very special. It consists of man-made caves with high air supply and a large flux of people. In many cities, the underground is the main way of transportation. That is why we begin our study there", says Klas Udekwu.
In addition to the aim of contributing to urban planning, researchers hope that data from MetaSUB will create a new resource for discovering new biochemical pathways, small molecules and antibiotics produced by the ecosystem of microorganisms. This is interesting because the microorganisms both have learned to and evolved to live among us humans. In New York, the first city studied in MetaSUB, the researchers found roughly the microorganisms they expected. The majority of them do not cause disease and some even help to break down toxins.
The project is part of Stockholm University's research collaboration with Stockholm County Council.
About MetaSUB
MetaSUB is a consortium of laboratories around the world working to identify microorganisms in the underground system. The research project started in New York by researchers at Cornell University and now covers the underground systems of 47 cities and involves some hundred researchers worldwide.
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Source: External Relations and Communications Office


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Clearly blog posts on TriathletesDiary are like buses… You wait forever for one, then three turn up in rapid succession. This time it's a quick(?!) report on this weekend's Cotswold 113 middle distance triathlon.
As you'll know from recent posts, it's been a busy time recently, what with getting married, working abroad etc. As such, I wasn't really sure what to expect from this weekend. With hindsight, I probably wouldn't have entered the race had I realized how the training beforehand would be disrupted.
Having gotten used to 'luxury' mid and late-morning start times recently, waking up to an alarm call at 3am was something of a shock! I arrived at the race venue at the Cotswold Water Park, about 35 minutes from home, just after 4.30am.
The racking was tight and there wasn't much room to lay stuff out; less of a problem when it's a pool-based sprint triathlon, but more of a concern in a wetsuit middle distance race. But everyone seemed good-natured and there wasn't too much jostling for space.
Transition was closed at 5.30am, even though the first wave didn't start the race till 6am. It seemed a bit too early, especially for athletes like me who didn't have a support crew with them to take jackets, shoes etc. It wasn't especially cold, but it would have been nice to stay a little warmer until it was time to race.
Finally it was time for my wave (3 of 4, off at 6.20am) to enter the water. I have to admit it made a nice change to step into British water that didn't make you immediately recoil was frostbite! It was actually quite pleasant. A quick warm up and it was time to go. I positioned myself at the front, but off the racing line. In hindsight, this was a mistake and I missed the lead pack on the swim. I could see them ahead in the first 200m and was debating the energy cost of attempting to bridge over versus staying where I was.
Spotting a guy next to me who seemed to be coming past, I thought I'd jump on his feet and use him to help me bridge. It was a bad choice, as he almost immediately slowed down and I had to overtake just to keep my momentum. So there I was for the first 800m or so; in no man's land, leading the chase pack, getting no draft benefit, but dragging along a load of others. Bugger.
About halfway round, I started catching 'blue hats' from the wave in front, which at least made the swim a little more interesting!
Finally I exited the water in just under 29 minutes, about right considering I'd had no draft, made some poor tactical decisions and done bugger-all training lately. Sorry Adam!
Transition went relatively smoothly and I was out on the bike after a short but painful run across the stony ground. The mount zone was busy, so there was no elegant flying leap onto the bike this time round!
The Bike
Anyways, out onto the bike and as usual I didn't bother fastening my shoes for the first five minutes or so; too busy getting up to speed and overtaking!
The air was pretty still and the course flat, so getting up to a decent lick of speed didn't take long. The 113 course is well known for being 'flat and fast'. Which it is, but that doesn't actually mean it's any less demanding. Flat and fast is nice if you're pushing along at 70%, but if you're giving 100% in a race, it still hurts!
Climbing the hill at Hannington, the only meaningful climb on the 41km course (yes, it's only about 82.5km in total, so short of the official 70.3 distance), it was clear to see there was a small price to be paid for swapping my rear cassette for one with a 23-tooth bottom gear (I still feel the benefit of closer gearing on the flat outweighed the cons experienced on the climbs). My usual overtaking had to take a break for the two minutes or so it took to climb the rise. Cresting the hill it was then back up to speed for the journey back towards transition.
My biggest bug-bear with the bike course was the obscene amount of blatant drafting that was taking place. There were huge pelotons of 20+ riders in some places. I did see a warning dished-out by a draft buster, but nothing more. One peloton I saw was neatly formed behind a female competitor, Melinda Atkinson (I only know who it was 'cos she was wearing a GB suit with her name on it!). Now in places the roads were narrow and it was tricky to overtake with bikes heading both ways down country lanes. But I saw plenty of drafting offences taking place on wide roads where overtaking was not a problem.
The wind seemed to strengthen considerably on lap two of the bike – that and/or I was tiring. I certainly felt like I had to control my effort to avoid having no legs for the run. My gel consumption was based on a new nutrition strategy, and I had my usual bottle of Elivar Endure between the tribars in a Speedfil bottle. But in truth, I wasn't drinking enough. More on that later.
The Run
Into T2 and I made a good dismount but then totally f*cked-up by running straight past my racking spot. I mean, FFS, I have the BRIGHTEST trainers in the world and I ran past them! Hashtag Facepalm (as I believe the cool kids say…). But seriously, that's how cramped transition was.
I donned socks, the Skechers GORuns and grabbed sunnies, visor and gels (yes, gels plural, new nutrition strategy). I'd decided ahead of the race to just do the run on feel. I'd check my km splits as they flashed up on the Garmin, but I would just run according to how I felt.
So when the first km split came up as 4:21 I was reasonably happy; no point sprinting into a 21km run. Better to build up. But the build up didn't come. The next km was 4:39, but then the next back to 4:21. With its mix of trail and on-road running, plus a fairly twisty run route, the 113 run course makes it difficult to get into a steady rhythm, you have to constantly make alterations to pace, footing etc.
I downed a gel about halfway round lap one – the first of three I would take on the run – and was feeling OK. Into Lap two and a few more people had left T2, which meant that I both had more targets to catch and more people to overtake. The first was a good thing, the second not so, especially on the tighter single-track parts of the off-road sections. I tried to use those parts as a chance to recover before I was able to overtaken and push on.
Although I was making lots of overtakes, I was also getting overtaken a few times myself. Some guys breezed past me like I was standing still (I'm pretty sure a couple were relay runners!) but others sounded like they were killing themselves. Nonetheless, they overtook me, so maybe I just wasn't pushing hard enough!
I downed another gel on lap 2, but by the end of it I could feel myself slowing, just like I did in Mallorca. Having run the previous aid stations, I finally walked the last one and took the offered cup of coke, hoping it would be a magic cure. It wasn't. But I knew I was on the last lap and wasn't dead yet, so just keep running! My stomach was churning a bit but moderating my breathing seemed to stop it developing into anything worse.
With the finish line only 2km away it was time to dig and try to increase my pace before the finish; I could afford to risk a blow-up now. Into the last 1,000m and push a little harder, into the last 500m, a little harder and then a quick check to see that no one was chasing me down the finishing chute.
I'd done it, crossed the line in 4:19:31 (remember, the bike course is short and the transition area is NOTHING like as long as Mallorca!). A quick results check showed me as 3rd in AG (which later dropped to 4th as the wave behind me finished) and in the top-20 overall. I felt a bit flat to be honest; it wasn't what I was hoping for.
Post-race analysis
In truth, the swim and bike were about right. Although I managed a sub-28 1.9km swim in Mallorca, I just haven't done the hours in the pool lately and knew I'd pay a penalty for that. My bike was the fastest in my Age Group and 12th fastest overall. I could have gone faster, but I deliberately held back in hopes of posting a decent run. But that's where it fell apart. Again.
Although I actually managed to run the full half marathon with just one short walk through an aid station (I've had to walk pretty much ALL the aid stations in previous races), my time was far away from what I had planned. I think the nature of the course played a SMALL part in this (mixed terrain, very twisty in places, no rhythm), but the main reason for the poor run remains elusive.
My coach insists that it's not down to run fitness. He still thinks we (or, rather, I) have more work to do to get my in-race (and possibly pre-race, too) nutrition right. Put simply, he doesn't think I'm putting enough calories in and so I am bonking on the run.
So clearly there is still work to be done.
My initial self-analysis was perhaps a bit harsh. The race wasn't exactly a disaster. But it's just so frustrating to keep not performing on the run. I know I can run a 1:24 half marathon fresh, so there's no excuse to keep running 1:34 half marathons off the bike!
A quick note of thanks to all the marshals and volunteers on the day – without you guys, we can't race, so thank you.
Another quick note – I only learned after the race that Team True Spirit had 12 bikes stolen from the campsite the night before the race. I sincerely hope everyone does all they can to help recover these bikes. Please see the BBC website for more details (http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-gloucestershire-27858918).
So… I need to stop typing as I need to break the bike down and get it packed ready to fly to Sweden and then Denmark this week. Yup; I finally relented and booked my travel and accommodation for the 70.3 race in Aarhus next Sunday. Time to see what it feels like to run two middle distance triathlons back-to-back!


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Those who love chocolate consider it a perfect food.
Rich in nutrients and poor in side effects, chocolate has been recently liberated from years of bad reputation. It doesn't cause acne anymore, or contribute to weight gain. Actually, we hear so often about its health benefits that we feel encouraged to eat more of it, without any sense of guilt.
The only negative sides of chocolate mentioned by the media regards socio-economic matters, like child labour and the poverty level of cacao farmers. But there is another discussion going on under the radar that is concerning a growing number of chocolate lovers. A metal intruder is threatening the restored popularity of chocolate.
The buzz killer is called Cadmium.
Cadmium is a heavy metal considered toxic for the human body. When ingested or inhaled, it is not well absorbed by the body, so it accumulates over time and can have detrimental effects on kidneys, lungs and bones. This is why it is classified as a human carcinogen and can potentially increase the risks of cancer.
Although much concern surrounds its consumption, chocolate is not among the foods with the highest contamination of cadmium. As the European Commission highlights:
"The food groups that contribute most of the dietary cadmium exposure are cereals and cereal products, vegetables, nuts and pulses, starchy roots or potatoes, and meat and meat products. Also tobacco smoking can contribute to a similar internal exposure as that from the diet."
But since the global chocolate market is worth $100 billion, it is worth looking at how cadmium ends up in chocolate and what can be done to limit its presence.
The first big misconception to debunk about cadmium in chocolate is its origin.
Unfortunately, cadmium can't be "taken out" of chocolate or completely avoided. It is not even the result of industrial processes or questionable manufacturing decisions. No fingers can be pointed at someone in the cacao supply chain for the presence of cadmium in chocolate. Because before any farming practice or chocolate making process, cadmium is already there. Not in the beans, not inside the tree, but in the soil.
Cadmium is naturally found in soil as a result of volcanic activity, forest fires and weathering of rocks. It is then taken up by many plants, like the cacao tree. The amount of heavy metal that ends up in the cacao beans depends on multiple factors. Among all the variables, geographic location and soil acidity are the ones playing the most relevant roles in the exposure of the soil to cadmium. Other factors like cacao variety seem to have less relevancy in this matter.
Despite being considered the world's prime supplier of fine cacao, cocoa beans from Latin America are particularly affected by cadmium contamination. Due to higher volcanic activities, traces of cadmium are more prominent in cacao from Latin America than from West Africa.
In October 2016, the team at ETH Zurich released the results of an extensive research conducted in Honduras and Bolivia to determine the causes of cadmium contamination at origin. The researchers found significant amounts of cadmium in the soils and beans of some remote hilly regions well away from polluting industry and intensive farming. Most plantations were only managed as agroforestry estates with minimum use of artificial fertilizers or pesticides, both of which can be sources of cadmium pollution.
"We have no concrete proof that the problem is man-made. The cadmium seems to stem almost exclusively from the parent bedrock." – confirms Dr Gramlich.
It is also still unclear whether the cacao variety has anything to do with the cadmium level in the chocolate. Do specific cacao varieties take up cadmium in their beans more easily than others? Some researchers believe that the more productive clones might be higher accumulators of cadmium, but that's really not sure yet.
The only certainty seems to be the correlation between cadmium and soil acidity. A higher acidity level in the soil usually corresponds to a higher level of cadmium accumulation. This is why one of the solutions proposed to resolve the problem is to add lime or zinc to the soil. These additions elevate pH and lower acidity.
Another precaution, suggested by the ETC Zurich team, is to check the cadmium content of the soil before planting any cocoa tree. If the levels are too high, another cash crop such as coffee could be grown instead.
Unfortunately, organic farming is not listed among the solutions, as it doesn't seem to help with the cadmium issue.
If some actions can be taken by cacao farmers, there is really nothing a chocolate maker can do to lower the cadmium in the cocoa beans he/she receives.
The high temperatures reached during roasting won't get rid of the cadmium in the chocolate. The only precaution a chocolate maker can take is to enhance the traceability of its sources and make sure that its cacao suppliers are taking action to deal with the problem at origin.
Better luck seems to find industrial chocolate manufacturers. They are able to keep down the cadmium content in their products thanks to purchasing in high volume and from different regions. Nonetheless, they are facing legal problems for the heavy metal content in their chocolate. Mars, Hershey and other chocolate manufacturers have received legal notices in 2015 from the non-profit organization As You Sow that accused them of exceeding safety standards for the state of California. The accusations seem to lack the fundamental understanding that cadmium is a naturally-occurring problem.
The latest news in the legal department is the introduction by the European Union of new limits on the amount of cadmium in cocoa products. They will be enforced starting 1 January 2019.
It's clear that little can be done to prevent cadmium in chocolate or completely eradicate the problem in the short term. For consumers, it is not fun to know that one of their favorite foods might contain heavy metals. However, cadmium in chocolate should not represent a great concern.
As mentioned above, there are other foods consumed daily and in larger quantities that are more affected by cadmium contamination than chocolate. Chocolate consumption that is limited to moderate quantities does not represent a danger for the human body. The side effects of cadmium can also be contrasted by maintaining sufficient levels of iron, calcium and zinc.
Are YOU concerned about cadmium in chocolate?
I did NOT get paid and did NOT receive any kind of favor for writing this article. These are my honest opinions at your service.


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The First Noble Truth of Buddhism is that life is duhkha (Sanskrit; in Pali, dukkha). Duhkha is any of a number of negative things: pain, misery, anxiety, suffering, dissatisfaction…the list goes on and on. Basically, the First Noble Truth is that "Life Sucks."
I've been able to accept the First Noble Truth in an abstract way for quite some time. Shitty things happen. That's life. The world sucks. Life sucks. However, a few days ago, I was having a minor anxiety attack for no real reason at all. Why was I feeling so shitty, when I'm so much better off than everyone else I know? Why was I unhappy when I had no reason to be?
Then, the First Noble Truth hit me in the face.
Life is duhkha.
And my anxiety melted away.
The First Noble Truth made me accept that there will be times when I am not OK…and that's OK. It's to be expected. It's OK to not be OK! You know why? Because that's how life is. Life is duhkha.


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Rovers' youngsters suffered their first loss of the summer as they went down 3-1 to a strong Vitesse Arnhem Under-19 side on Tuesday.
Billy Barr's team started well at the National Sports Centre Papendal, but conceded on 35 minutes and then again just before the break to trail 2-0 at half-time.
The young Rovers responded well in the second half, making the game more of a contest, and they got their reward on 54 minutes when a cross from Te-Jay Robinson was headed home at the back post by Callum Wright.
However with Rovers pressing to get back on level terms, a poor penalty decision allowed the hosts to restore their two-goal lead.
Their time in Holland, organised by League Football Education, ends this weekend after they face NAC Breda on Saturday.
ROVERS: Campbell, Makinson, Williams, Mols, C. Doyle, Jones, Pemberton, Wright, Butterworth, Curran, Robinson.
Subs: Thompson, Blackburn, Jackson, Carter, Buckley, Evans, Paton, Lynch.


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Vintage Postcards - Kongens Gate - Trondheim, Norway
Kongens gate or King Street is one of Trondheim's main streets. It was built as part of the rezoning after the great fire in 1681 and is one of the main axes of the baroque town plan that was designed by Major General Johan Caspar von Cicignon. With a width of 60 cubits it stretches from the piers Kjøpmannsgata, over square and past Prinsensgate.
From there it continues with a narrower street race - the old country road west, Geilan - Skansen in Ila. The stretch of King Street was determined by two buildings that had survived the fire - Our Lady Church and Town Hall.
It is an important trading street and communication hurt. Most of city bus routes have stops in King Street, and Trondheim Tramway follows Kongens gate on the way out of the center. Gata also has many hotels.
Postcard of Konges Gade, Trondhjem, Norway, from the early 1900s. Unused. 13.8 x 8.8 cm. Printer not identified.
Postcard of Konges Gate, Trondhjem, Norway, from early 1910s. Unused. 13.7 x 8.7 cm. Printed by Eckardts Bok- og Papirhandel, Trondhjem.
Title: Kongens Gade med Torvet, Trondhjem
PC Mfg. Nbr.: 691
Manufacturer: H. Warners Kunstforlag, Bergen
Date: 1909
Manufactured: Unknown
Photographer: Eneberettiget
Archives Inventory Number: GGA-ATL 734382879
Title: Kongensgate med Frue Kirke, Trondhjem
PC Mfg. Nbr.: 2042
Manufacturer: J. H. Küenholdt A/S., Kristiania
Date: Undated but Circa 1915
Manufactured: Unknown
Photographer: Unknown
Archives Inventory Number: GGA-ATL 734401284


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July 24-26 2020Solberg Airport - Readington, NJ 973 882 5464
July 24-26 2020Solberg Airport - Readington, NJ 973 882 5464
Countdown to Festival Fun
Until the 2020
Quick Chek New Jersey
Festival of Ballooning!
We have received inquiries about whether the balloon festival might be affected if President Trump visits Trump National Golf Course in Bedminster during the Festival weekend.
No need to worry, the Festival will go on as usual!
As a professionally produced event coordinated with the FAA, federal and local agencies, the Festival won't be grounded during a presidential visit to the area.
We look forward to seeing you July 24-25-26 for the Festival's 38th anniversary celebration with another great lineup of family-oriented fun, top-flight entertainment and 5 scheduled mass hot ascensions of up to 100 spectacular hot air balloons throughout the weekend.