text: Apr 23, 2019David Adelson Speaks to New Jersey Medical SocietiesDavid L. Adelson, a Member of law firm Norris McLaughlin, P.A., has been presenting to multiple medical societies throughout New Jersey this month. He frequently lectures at numerous hospitals and before healthcare-related legal and medical organizations on health law issues including over-prescribing of medications, inappropriate conduct of practitioners, general licensure, healthcare-related cyber security issues, fraud and abuse, medical records, confidentiality of protected health information, employment contract challenges, and administrative law proceedings. Adelson delivered two presentations for the Union County Medical Society's Annual Meeting, "Out-of-Network Consumer Protection, Transparency, Cost Containment, and Accountability Act" and "Legal Implications of Prescribing CDS." The meeting was held Friday, April 5, at The Westwood in Garwood. In his first presentation, he discussed the Out of Network Law; and in the second, the regulations limiting the prescribing of controlled dangerous substances (CDS) for acute pain and those governing the prescribing of CDS for chronic pain, problem areas in prescribing CDS, and necessary safety measures. On Saturday, April 13, Adelson presented "Protecting Your Medical Practice from Within" for The New Jersey Plastic Surgery Society's Annual Meeting at the Hyatt in New Brunswick. Adelson once again presented "Legal Implications of Prescribing CDS" for the Dermatological Society Of New Jersey's Annual Meeting on Sunday, April 14, at Forsgate Country Club in Monroe Township. Adelson has over 30 years of litigation and healthcare law experience and represents a wide array of healthcare professionals and medical practices. His practice includes a broad range of health law litigation and administrative legal matters in New York and New Jersey with concentrations in the fields of professional discipline, hearings and appeals related to professional misconduct, private and public insurance audits, fraud and abuse, audit refund requests (private, Medicaid and Medicare), HIPAA, employment matters, and IPRO inquiries. Adelson has successfully defended physicians in investigations before medical boards including OPMC, SBME, and OPD, as well as in private health insurance billing audits, civil Medicare/Medicaid audit/fraud claims, physician privileges, insurance fraud and abuse, RAC audits, OIG matters and MACRA. He has litigated numerous healthcare matters and defended sizable audits against some of the largest national healthcare insurance providers. Adelson is a member of the Health and Hospital Law Section of the New Jersey State Bar Association and the Health Law Section of the New York State Bar Association. Adelson earned his B.A. in Rhetoric and Communication from SUNY Albany in 1984, his J.D. from St. John's University School of Law in 1987, and his Master's Degree in Homeland Security from Long Island University in 2011. Posted in: David L. Adelson, Health Care & Life Sciences, News | Tags: Accountability Act, CDS, controlled dangerous substances, David Adelson, Dermatological Society Of New Jersey, Health Care, health care law, health law, medical practice, New Jersey, Out of Network Law, Out-of-Network Consumer Protection, prescribing CDS, The New Jersey Plastic Surgery Society, Union County Medical Society


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Schlumberger Says Stephane Biguet's Annual Base Salary Will Be $770,000 - SEC Filing
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Schlumberger N.V. provides technology for reservoir characterization, drilling, production and processing to the oil and gas industry. The Company's segments include Reservoir Characterization Group, Drilling Group, Production Group and Cameron Group. The Reservoir Characterization Group consists of the principal technologies involved in finding and defining hydrocarbon resources. The Drilling Group consists of the principal technologies involved in the drilling and positioning of oil and gas wells. The Production Group consists of the principal technologies involved in the lifetime production of oil and gas reservoirs and includes Well Services, Completions, Artificial Lift, Integrated Production Services (IPS) and Schlumberger Production Management (SPM). The Cameron Group consists of the principal technologies involved in pressure and flow control for drilling and intervention rigs, oil and gas wells and production facilities.
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Schlumberger NV <SLB.N> Chief Financial Officer Simon Ayat is stepping down after nearly 12 years in the role and will be replaced by second-in-command Stephane Biguet, the top oilfield services provider said on Tuesday.
Oilfield services provider Schlumberger NV said on Tuesday its Chief Financial Officer Simon Ayat will step down in January 2020 after spending nearly 12 years in the role.
Schlumberger NV's <SLB.N> new chief executive wielded an axe to the company's asset-heavy businesses, taking a $12.7 billion charge in the face of weaker shale drilling and sliding profits.
Oilfield services provider Schlumberger NV on Friday reported a quarterly loss, compared with a profit a year earlier, as it recorded a goodwill impairment charge of over $12 billion.
Schlumberger NV's newly-appointed Chief Executive Officer Olivier Le Peuch on Wednesday outlined his vision for the world's largest oilfield services company, vowing to exit unprofitable businesses, restructure some units and focus on returns.
Schlumberger NV Chief Executive officer Olivier Le Peuch said on Wednesday the world's largest oilfield service provider would look to sell or exit businesses that do not meet its profit goals, less than two months after taking the top job.
Oilfield firm Schlumberger NV <SLB.N> on Friday named Chief Operating Officer Olivier Le Peuch as chief executive as the company looks to shore up its world-leading position in oil and gas technology services.
Schlumberger NV reported a 14.4% increase in quarterly profit on Friday, as demand in international markets helped the world's largest oilfield services provider counter weakness in North America.
Schlumberger NV said on Friday Chief Operating Officer Olivier Le Peuch will replace longtime Chief Executive Officer Paal Kibsgaard, as the top oilfield services provider bets on a technology expert to steer it back to its strengths in high-tech equipment.
Oilfield services bellwether Schlumberger NV on Friday is forecast to post modestly higher profits for its second quarter, but investors will be listening closely to what tech expert Olivier Le Peuch has to say about its future direction.
Saudi Arabia's Industrialization and Energy Services Company (TAQA) said on Sunday its drilling subsidiary, Arabian Drilling Company, has agreed to buy Schlumberger's Middle East onshore drilling rigs business in Kuwait, Oman, Iraq and Pakistan for $415 million.
Oilfield service provider Halliburton Co said on Monday it expects international offshore spending to rise 14 percent in 2019, double the estimates given by sector leader Schlumberger NV for international markets overall.
Khobar-based Arabian Drilling Company (ADC) will acquire the Saudi drilling business of Schlumberger, news publication Al Maaal reported on Sunday, citing unnamed sources.
Oilfield services provider Schlumberger NV on Thursday forecast rising international and offshore exploration spending this year, after posting a 20 percent drop in first-quarter profit due to weak North American demand.
Top oilfield services provider Schlumberger NV reported a 19.8 percent fall in quarterly profit on Thursday, hit by weak demand for its equipment and services from oil producers under pressure to rein in spending.
Schlumberger NV, the world's largest oilfield services provider, will stop taking new field management contracts, which have been criticized for their heavy upfront investment, while it seeks to sell off some existing deals, its chief executive officer said on Monday.
Oilfield services firm Schlumberger will stop taking new field management contracts that have been criticized as requiring heavy upfront investments while it seeks to monetize existing deals, the company's chief executive said on Monday.
Qatar Petroleum signed preliminary deals worth more than 9 billion Qatari riyals ($2.47 billion) on Monday with oil services firms Schlumberger and Baker Hughes to boost the local energy industry.
Schlumberger NV on Friday named Olivier Le Peuch as chief operating officer, setting him up as a possible successor to Paal Kibsgaard for the top role at the world's largest oilfield services company.
Russia's anti-monopoly service (FAS) said on Wednesday that various forms of cooperation were still possible with oilfield services giant Schlumberger despite the company's bid for Eurasia Drilling Company falling apart.
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The eLearning industry has struggled to find itself over the years. Is it self-paced courses with automated multiple choice testing for K-12? Is it MOOCs? Is it courses for corporate training?
Professionals working in the eLearning field struggle to define their work. Many developers are all-purpose web designers/developers who might happen to get a lot of work producing training content on the internet. And so they, by default, take on the job title eLearning Developer. Others are teachers who become specialists in K-12 simply because they are more "techie" than their peers. There are just too many different scenarios to even describe in one blog post. The term eLearning is a massive circus tent filled with every act imaginable performing simultaneously.
And to confuse things even further, everyone performing in the tent is using the same made-up terms like mLearning, social learning, informal learning, gamification, and so many more, in a completely different context. Understanding the eLearning word jumble can be exceptionally confusing. It's like telling someone that you are interested in web sites. Oh, that's nice. Would you like to learn how to view them, or make one of your own? The line of questioning from there can go on for days. You get the point.
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- Who do you work for?
- Who are the learners you support?
- What resources do you currently have?
Who are you? Hint: It's not your title.
Knowing who you are is very cliche. However, life is fluid. Things change. The world changes around us. YOU change. Take a quick inventory of your skills. Know the difference between what you CAN do and what you LIKE to do. Much of what I CAN do, I do not enjoy. And much of what I LIKE to do, I'm not very good at...yet. Knowing the difference can save your job. Your success depends on balancing your time between adding business value with what you CAN do, FAST, and what you LIKE to do and are still learning.
Knowing who you are, and being honest about your skills, will help you choose better eLearning solutions. Just because you listened to a wildly successful case study during a webinar does not mean that you will be as wildly successful by copying their strategy. Understanding that your unique skills and capabilities are different than theirs will help keep you grounded and enable wise choices. And at the very least help you ask better questions.
Who do you work for? Hint: It's not the name of the company.
This is the politics of corporate life. Its a game. And yes, that's as cliche as "Know who you are". But again, having clarity about this helps you make better decisions. There is always someone above you who is benefiting from your efforts. This person is also most likely capable of delivering you a pink slip. THIS person is who you work for. If a company downsizes and you lose your job, there is absolutely nothing you could have done. Yet I know many people who focus a LOT of their energy and stress on the larger company as a whole. Save your energy for the things you can control and those people who have the ultimate control of your job.
Choosing authoring tools, a learning management system, and other resources becomes much easier when you've built your relationship with the person you work for. Knowing their tolerance for certain technologies, and solutions will be one of the many factors you should take into consideration. And even your instructional design choices will be greatly influenced by their personal preferences. At times that may seem stifling to your creativity, but it also makes you a team player and that wins over creativity every time. So, know who you work for. Build a relationship. Work hard at making them look good.
Who are the learners you support? Hint: They will suffer through your eLearning courses.
Some idealistic learning professionals will want you to believe your learners are who you work for, and they should be reflected in the section above. It's a nice thought, but it's not the reality you most likely live in. From my experiences, these 2 sections are absolutely different. It doesn't matter if you are a k-12 teacher, or a corporate training manager, or instructional design consultant: There are the learners, and then there's the system in which you function. Understand the difference between them and you'll begin to see why learning solutions are not always obvious.
I'm often surprised at how little training professionals seem to know about their learners. Much of what is known is just assumed. Just because you've spent time with a subject matter expert does not mean you truly understand the entire audience of learners. This is where your social learning skills should come into play. Get connected with the audience via enterprise social media and engage with the group. We've come a long way from the early days of audience analysis. Don't settle for a survey or one when group event. Get fully engaged and become part of their world. You can learn a lot from the practice of anthropology here but I'll save that for another post.
What resources do you currently have? Hint: You have more than you think.
Everyone wants the cool, shiny, new technologies. I do too. But when budgets are tight and you still need to get the job done, you can't fall back on excuses. If you are new to a company, one of your first stops should be with someone from IT. You've got to figure out what technology, or lack there of, currently makes the company tick. Perhaps the IT department tells you that the company has standardized on Sharepoint and Microsoft products. Absolutely make note of that, but then get the real story when you are engaging with your learners. You should also find out how comfortable the company is with SaaS products, and if "bring your own device" is an accepted practice. This is basic foundational information that will help you in your search for eLearning solutions as well.
You probably have a smart phone or tablet that records video, so for now you can skip the PO for the $5000 video camera. You've got more than enough media creation possibilities packed into that mobile device. The trick is learning how to use it. Don't be shy. Check out YouTube for excellent production tips from channels like The Frugal Filmmaker. If you're lucky, and starting with an established company, there may already be digital production resources as well as processes for their use. So make sure you learn all the in and outs of making good use of them.
One reason why you are in this business is because you like to learn, right? So, get on it! Learning how to produce digital media for eLearning is my overall KING OF TIPS. Your skill set and who you are is important in general, but you are also your biggest resource. Sometimes you have no choice but to take matters into your own hands and just get it done. Don't be afraid to sacrifice a little quality by skipping the professional services and just getting it DONE!


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Delta Agent Smacks Phone Out Of Boy's Hand (Photos)
A family is suing after an agent for Delta Airlines was filmed smacking a phone out of a 12-year-old boy's hand.
The family of Matthew Boggan,12, said the incident occurred in July at La Guardia Airport in New York. The boy was reportedly filming as the agent addressed customers who were angry about a 17-hour delay for their flight, the Daily Mail reports.
The clip shows the agent batting the phone away, and saying "Put the phone down." One passenger can be heard yelling, "Don't grab his stuff!"
The family filed a lawsuit for unspecified damages. They said they were inspired to pursue the suit after seeing the United Airlines incident where Dr. David Dao was forcibly removed from a flight after refusing to give up his seat.
"We believe that Delta's actions here are indicative of the complete disregard the airlines have for their passengers," said attorney Terrence James Cortelli. "They simply do not have any sensitivity for the men, women, and children who ride their planes."
"We understand that delays happen. But here the delays went above and beyond," Cortelli added. "And not only that. They sought out and attacked and humiliated a child. As if he was to blame for the mess they created. And now they say he deserved it."
He noted: "Their actions are outrageous and we look forward to presenting our case to a jury."
According to the lawsuit, the family had to sleep on the floor outside the gate as they waited for their plane. As the agent began to talk to passengers, the young boy took out his iPhone 6S to take a video for Snapchat.
The agent told Matthew to put his phone down, before adding that it was "illegal" for him to film her.
Matthew said that was when the agent batted the phone away, according to New York Daily News.
"She just came over and hit me," said the 12-year-old. "My phone went flying. I was in shock."
According to Brian Boggan, Matthew's father, other passengers yelled, "This is child abuse!" after the agent hit the phone out of Matthew's hands.
"They don't care," said Cortelli. "They know we're trapped. We have to do whatever they say."
According to an attorney for the airline, the boy "interfered with the Delta agent's ability to communicate an announcement." According to court papers, Delta said that the long delay was because of a "weather event" which had "effects on the air crew's availability."
Matthew said that he won't fly on Delta or United anymore.
"I'll only fly Jet Blue," he said.
Sources: Daily Mail, New York Post / Photo credit: Nicky Boogaard/Flickr, Daily Mail, Michelle Boggan/Facebook via Daily Mail


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By Blake Eager 4C
Australia is an amazing country and we are all very lucky to live here. However, it is very important for us to learn about other countries - after all, we share the same world! There are lots of countries in our Asia-Pacific region which are all different and unique. The neighbouring country that really captures my interest is Thailand which is located in south–east Asia. It is surrounded by Malaysia, Burma, Laos and Cambodia. My family and I were so fascinated by this country that we went to Thailand to visit! We came back even MORE fascinated by the people, animals and the culture and are keen to return again one day.
In Thailand, the main language is Thai. To say "Hello" in Thai, you say "Sawatdee Khrab!" The second main language is English which they teach to students in schools. This is called ESL or English as a Second Language.
Thai people use money to buy things like us. We use dollars and they use Thai Baht. The symbol for Thai Baht is a B with two lines going through it. Today, $1 = 28 Baht. This changes when the exchange rate changes. So, at the moment, it would be a great time to visit Thailand as the exchange rate is quite high and you will get more Baht for your dollar.
People in Thailand eat a variety of foods but the most common would be rice or rice noodles with different curries. Thailand is famous for their red curries, green curries and seafood curries. Popular ingredients include coconut milk, turmeric and lime juice.
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There are about 66 million people living in Thailand! Australia only has about 21 million. About 33% of people live in the rural areas and the rest live in the cities. It is interesting to know that 75% of the population is Thai and 14% is Chinese. The average man lives to about 63 years but the average woman lives to about 73 years.
Thailand is largely a Buddhist country with over 94% of the population believing this religion. Buddha was a real person like the Pope. The original Buddha was Siddhartha Gautama who lived for around 100 years and died around 400 years before Jesus was born. Thai's now worship 29 different Buddhas. About 4.6% of the population are Muslims and only 0.7% are Christians.
Religions | Percentage of population | Buddhism | 94.6% | Muslims | 4.6% | Christians | 0.7% | Other | 0.1% |
Thailand has a lot of very interesting and sometimes unusual celebrations and traditions. The most well known is the Thai New Year. Another celebration is the Monkey Buffet Festival which is quite a strange festival. The people feed fruit and vegetables to monkeys. The Surin Elephant Round-up is in November. Elephants are taken into town to have a big banana breakfast. The people that ride the elephants are called Mahouts. In the Ubon Ratchatham Candle Festival giant candles (that stand for temples) are taken around the city and town as well as floats.
When I went to Thailand, I really enjoyed being a tourist and visiting lots of tourist attractions. One of the most incredible was the Tiger Temple Tour. In this tour, you can get to pat a TIGER and have your photo taken! Another attraction was the Thai massage. Tourists have their bodies massaged in their traditional way – deep 'naut phaen boran' which means no oil. Other attractions include diving sites, sandy beaches, tropical islands, Buddhist temples, Thai cooking classes, shopping and night markets.
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I believe your editorial, which endorsed Midwestern high-speed rail, missed an important point ("Midwest high-speed rail plan deserves a close look," Oct. 12). As we do with so many transportation issues, we sometimes suboptimize by looking at each mode on a stand-alone basis. Trains are trains. Planes are planes. We might get a better solution, however, if we thought intermodally.
As your editorial points out, O'Hare is an important link in a global transportation system. However, it is almost at full capacity. Just a few weeks ago, airline proponents were disappointed when 30 additional slots were denied there. But, by my count, on every weekday, there are 23 flights to Milwaukee. There are another 20 trips per day to Madison, Wis. Fourteen to South Bend, Ind. These very short flights, I would imagine, are largely for connecting passengers at O'Hare.
If we had a fully integrated transportation system, high-speed rail would link O'Hare as well as the city centers.
Airlines could code-share with the high-speed rail operator, as occurs already in some European cities. Bags could be checked through, and airlines might even staff cars assigned to them.
In this way, we'd have more slots for airplanes on the routes where we really need them. Trains would take over shorter-haul routes where the airplane provides no distinguishing advantage. It seems everyone would benefit from such a plan.
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Rance Crain's op-ed article, "Big squeeze: Consultants are killing the ad business" (Sept. 28), accurately observes the shift in marketing dollars from advertising agencies to management consulting firms.
This shift by clients to consulting firms fails to acknowledge an important factor in effective marketing: the fundamental relationship between strategy and execution. When consulting firms develop marketing strategies without the benefit of executional considerations -- we call it the head and the heart -- it is impossible to develop a complete marketing program.
At the same time, the marketplace is demanding holistic execution, considering all points-of-brand-contact, from product design, packaging and merchandising to advertising, public relations and promotions -- something traditional advertising agencies are unprepared to cost-effectively deliver.
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Magnani & Associates
As a marketing and management consultant (yes, avec MBA), I was amazed to read Rance Crain's commentaries of Aug. 31 ("Has advertising become the icing instead of the cake?") and Sept. 28. Not a single mention was made of a growing trend in the world of print advertising: Many publications, be they trade or consumer, will give the advertising agency commission to the advertiser. By the same token, many agencies remain silent, apparently providing tacit consent to their potential demise.
However, given this practice to cut out the "middle man" to leverage off an already delicate balance between client and agency, can you blame agencies for any attempts to mutate to survive?
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Adbridon Corp.
Joe Cappo is well-known for his generosity toward Chicago's impoverished kids.
Therefore, it was a shock to read his diatribe against the U.N. Development Program's comparison of the amount the U.S. spends on cosmetics with the cost of providing "the most basic needs" to those living in dire poverty, ("Does banning lipstick feed a starving child?" Sept. 21).
There are plenty of causes of poverty, both locally and around the world. But while the public and private sectors struggle to rectify these conditions, innocents often pay the highest price.
No, Mr. Cappo, we do not need to feel guilty about having attained a high standard of living for ourselves and our children. But recognizing that not everyone has the opportunities, skills and resources we have is critical to compassion, leadership and solutions.
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E-bike tour from Athens
Go on a leisurely e-bike tour from Athens on a magnificent coastal panorama route and cycle along the beautiful promenade on Athens Riviera.
- Duration: ~ 4 hours
- Block out dates: 01 & 02 January / 11 & 25 March / 29 April / 01 May / 15 August / 28 October / 17 November / 25 to 26 & 31 December
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- Starting points: Athens
- Length of the bike course: approx. 26 km
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Highlights of the sightseeing e-bike sightseeing
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- Kerameikos
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- Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center
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- Hours: 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
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I've been a big fan of Japanese anime and manga since I was little. In Germany, Japanese animes are shown on TV everyday. When I was five, I loved "Heidi," but at the time, I didn't know it was a Japanese anime. Later when I found out, it made me want to learn more about Japanese pop culture and to study the language and traditional culture of Japan.
Animes and dramas are also popular in Indonesia, such as the anime "Doraemon" and the TV drama "Oshin." I always imagined Japanese people to be hard-working and serious like the main character of Oshin.
When I was in high school, Japanese dramas starring Takuya Kimura were popular in Taiwan. Also, Japanese home appliances are very popular. I grew up surrounded by Japanese appliances, such as rice cookers, refrigerators, and air conditioners. I started studying Japanese because I wanted to be able to read the manuals for the appliances.
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Lynn Museum / LynnArts had its annual meeting last night at the Lynn Museum. After quickly dispensing with official business, including an update by board president Joseph Scanlon, remarks from executive director Drew Russo, outgoing board member Steve Rima speaking in rememberance of former board member Tim Ring, and board appointments, author Mimi Graney presented on the history of Fluff and the Durkee-Mower company of Lynn.
It was a talk that included the history of candy making in Boston, WWI, the early days of radio, advertising, and jingles that Graney sang for the attentive audience.


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From the drivers' view, the 3D effect is obvious. According to Liu Shupeng, who works at the Beijing Traffic Management Bureau, the innovative crossings are an improved version of the standard ones.
The white, blue, and yellow colors side by side tricks drivers into slow downing before they find out it is nothing but a zebra crossing.
A coordinator on duty at a crossroad said that the 3D zebra lines have worked well, forcing vehicles to slow down.
They have also received applause from pedestrians. A woman said accidents frequently happen at crossroads between right-turning drivers and pedestrians. She believes the new crossings will help reduce the frequency of such accidents.
However, some drivers wonder if they will lose their function after people get used to them.
The traffic management bureau said they will evaluate their effects and promote them citywide if positive.
This article was originally published by Huanqiu in The Global Times.


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Larnaca International Airport, opened on February 8, 1975, is the largest in Cyprus and serves the entire island, being the main entry point for international tourism. It operates with numerous destinations in Europe, the Middle East and Northern Africa.
Official Website: hermesairports.com
Number of Terminals - 1 - Open 24 hours a day.
Annual passenger traffic: 7.7 million passengers went through it in 2017.
Tel: +357 7777 8833 / 2512 3022. E-mail: [email protected] There are information desks in the Arrivals Hall and the check-in area of the Departures level.
The airport is located 8 km (5 miles) to the south of the city of Larnaca.See Map
Car rental desks are located outside the baggage reclaim hall and operate around the clock.
Astra Car Rental (Tel +357 2255 8120)
Avis (Tel +357 2420 5666)
Budget (Tel +357 2464 3293)
Europcar (Tel +357 2400 8686)
Hertz (Tel +357 2464 3434)
Petsas Rent A Car (Tel +357 2464 3350)
Sixt (Tel +357 2525 7724)
Bus - Zenon Buses (Tel +357 8000 7744) operates several services from the airport, with a fare of €1.50. The trip to the city centre takes approximately 1 hour. Line 417 - Larnaca central station, Aradippou, Kiti, Pervolia; 419 - Larnaca central station, Dromolaxia, Tersefanou, Kitiou, Oroklini; 425 - Larnaca central station, Foinikoudes, Makenzi, Dekeleia; 429 - Larnaca central station, Faro, Tekke.
Kapnos Airport Shuttle (Tel +357 2400 8718) provides daily transport from Larnaca airport to Nicosia (€8.00; 40-minute journey), Paralimni, Ayia Napa (€8.00; 60 min.) and Paphos airport (€15.00; 90 min.)
Limassol Airport Express (Tel +357 9777 9090) connects the enclosure with Limassol in around 50 min., with a fare of €9.00.
Abelair Aviation (Tel +357 2400 8650) offers transfers to any hotel in Cyprus.
Timetables and schedules
Taxi - Cabs are available around the clock outside the Arrivals Hall, on level 0. Fares to downtown Larnaca are around €10.00-12.00 and travel time is about 15 minutes.
There are several areas for short- and long-term parking. Rates
Drop-Off & Pick-Up - In front of the terminal building, free and permitted only for 1 minute.
Short Stay - Uncovered, a few minutes away from the main building. Inside this sector there are also economy spaces for long stays.
Long Stay - Covered parking, minutes away from the terminal.
Inform your airline or travel agency about your needs at the moment of booking or 48 hours in advance. Passengers requiring special assistance should announce their arrival by pressing an assistance button located in the designated arrival points. There are reserved parking spaces, accessible counters, adapted toilets and elevators.
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Inside the World's Biggest Weed Store in Vegas
According to David Farris, Planet 13's director of marketing, the upscale pot store is like a marijuana theme park. And the isn't wrong — I went there last week and it was absolutely amazing.
"As the customer enters the facility, they'll first come in contact with this sphere, this planet. And it will have moving water, steam, and lights that will replicate flames," Farris said, according to a Planet 13 news release.
"On the roof you'll see a series of what we call lotus flowers, which will be multi-dimensional with multiple lights. The customer will actually be able to touch those; there are keypads on the ground floor so they can program the lights to move at the beat of the music-whatever they want to do," he added.
Planet 13 will spend over $1 million on what it describes as special interactive experiences. A control panel outside the store will give visitors the option of changing lights and music. In addition, various strains of marijuana are placed in fancy goblet-like containers alongside multiple pot-infused products.
Inside the dispensary will be a sensory-activated floor, 10 feet by 16 feet, with lights that move as visitors walk. Six aerial orbs will circle above visitors' heads every hour. Visitors can also write and draw with lasers on a wall inside the dispensary and watch 3D projections," Groesbeck said.
"We want to out-Vegas Vegas," he added.
Planet 13 also owns two marijuana growing facilities and can produce around 2,500 pounds of marijuana a year.
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Home entertainment centers, apart from providing storage space for the audiovisual equipment, can serve as the ideal place for a family gathering every evening if you plan your entertainment center carefully.
– In the case of an earthquake, it will not fall over causing your expensive electronics to fall and break.
There are many other massive, entertainment rich shopping complexes all over the world. If shopping and travelling is what you love most, make a plan to visit all these exciting entertainment center options to see what they have to offer.
You can now enjoy the benefits of both the TV and PC at the same time. While the PC makes it easier to download music, you can enjoy music, videos, or movies on the big screen backed with surround-sound speakers systems.
With so many malls and shopping centers in the world, something must be said about the unique entertainment center experiences that one can find all over the world. With top cuisine options and various exciting activities, these shopping malls provide you with so much more than just shopping. They are really a retail extravaganza that will keep you coming back time and again. Here are the most popular, largest shopping entertainment center options in the world:
Often these materials are combined to create glass doors on a mahogany shelf unit or plastic wheels on a compact TV stand.
In fact, a host of contemporary and traditional designs allow for the TV, DVD player, PC and other peripheral components to blend gracefully together with each other as also with the décor of the rest of the room.
While buying your entertainment center, you need to keep in mind the size of the TV you possess. There are a large number of styles and sizes available in the market, ranging from 21 inch TVs to full-size home theater systems.
TV entertainment cabinets, though a relatively new concept, are fast gaining popularity so much so that a TV cabinet is now the primary cabinet for any home entertainment center. The size of the cabinet you choose will depend upon the size of the TV. If you choose to buy a closed-door entertainment center, you can choose between glass doors or wooden doors for your cabinets.
Given the varied assortment of the components involved and their sizes, big screen entertainment centers take up a lot of space in any room – living or bedroom. That means they need to be aligned to any one wall in a room. Apart from the electronic equipment, these big screen solutions also have provisions for books and a computer.


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The share of total income accruing to the top 10% of income earners is about 64% in the Middle East, which compares with 37% in Western Europe, 47% in the United States, 55% in Brazil and 62% in South Africa.
The extreme concentration of income at the regional level highlights the need to increase pro-poor investments in health, education and infrastructure, and to develop mechanisms of regional redistribution.
Access to more and better data is critical in the Middle East, where a lack of transparency raises the problem of democratic accountability, independent of the actual level of inequality observed.
In recent decades, the Middle East has been the scene of dramatic political events: wars, invasions, revolutions and various attempts to redraw the regional political map. Given this context, several studies question the link between this political turmoil and the structure and level of socio-economic inequality in the region.
But survey-based estimates suggest that inequality in Middle Eastern countries is not particularly high by historical and international standards, and that the source of dissatisfaction might lie elsewhere (Bibi and Nabli, 2010). This somewhat surprising fact has been described as the 'Arab inequality puzzle' (World Bank, 2015).
In a new study, we attempt to explain this puzzle in two ways (Alvaredo et al, 2017). First, we change the level of analysis and study inequality in the Middle East as a whole, as perceptions about inequality may be determined not only by within-country inequality. This choice is motivated by three concerns:
- The scarcity of survey data at the national level, which limits an in-depth analysis at the country level.
- The relatively large degree of cultural, linguistic and religious homogeneity, at least compared with other regions in the world.
- The need to go beyond the concept of the nation-state to understand inequality patterns and dynamics.
Second, we argue that until recently, available data were insufficient to measure inequality properly. Survey data, which notoriously suffer from top coding, underreporting and truncations problems, must be complemented by other data sources, such as fiscal data, to produce reliable inequality statistics.
We therefore apply the new methodology developed in Alvaredo et al (2016) and create 'distributional national accounts' for the Middle East – that is, inequality distributional micro-files that match macro aggregates, as measured by national accounts. To do so, we combine household surveys, national accounts, income tax data and rich lists in a systematic manner to produce the first estimates of income inequality at the regional level.
More precisely, we use the first fiscal data available in the region (from Lebanon, analysed in Assouad, 2017), survey micro-data and new generalised Pareto interpolation techniques (Blanchet et al, 2017), which enable us to analyse income tabulations with limited information. We follow the 'distributional national accounts' guidelines to produce estimates consistent with national accounts figures.
We find that the Middle East appears to be the most unequal region in the world.
Extreme inequality between and within countries
According to our benchmark estimates, the share of total income accruing to the top 10% of income earners is about 64% in the Middle East, which compares with 37% in Western Europe, 47% in the United States, 55% in Brazil and 62% in South Africa – the two latter countries being often characterised as the most unequal in the world (see Figure 1).
Figure 1 Top 10% income share, Middle East versus other countries
Source: Alvaredo et al (2017)
Furthermore, and as in other extremely unequal regions, the Middle East is characterised by a dual social structure. There is an extremely rich group at the top, whose income levels are broadly comparable to their counterparts in high-income countries, and a much poorer mass of the population left with little income (see Figure 2).
This structure reflects the absence of a broad 'middle class', as the middle 40% of the income distribution is left with far less income than the top 10% in the middle (while it receives much more in Western Europe, and only a bit less in the United States).
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Bottom 50% versus middle 40% versus top 10%, across the world
Source: Assouad et al (2018)
The origins of extreme inequality in these different groups of countries are different. In the Middle East, it is largely due to the geography of oil ownership and the transformation of oil revenues into permanent financial endowments. This translates into a major gap in average income between Gulf countries and other countries, which drives our results. As an example, in 2016, Gulf countries gathered 15% of the total regional population but received almost half of the total income.
In contrast, extreme inequality in South Africa is related to the legacy of the apartheid system – until the early 1990s, only the white minority (about 10% of the population, which until today roughly corresponds to the top 10% income group) had full mobility and ownership rights. In Brazil, the legacy of racial inequality also plays an important role – it was the last major country to abolish slavery in 1887, at a time when slaves made up about 30% of the population.
Our results are also driven by large within-country inequality. But our ability to measure it properly is still limited, given the low quality of available sources and the lack of fiscal data.
The problem is particularly acute in the Gulf countries, where survey data do not accurately capture the growing share of the migrant population, a large majority of which is composed of low-paid workers living in difficult conditions and receiving much less income than nationals (see Figure 3). Survey data in the Gulf countries only cover 20-30% of total national income.
To the extent that nationals benefit from the excluded income components (which typically refer to the undistributed profits of oil corporations and the accumulated capital income of sovereign wealth funds) more than foreigners, we also present alternative specifications, which attribute 50%, 70% or 100% of missing income to the nationals and the rest – if any – proportionally to the entire population.
This leads to top decile varying between 65% and 85% in each country, and even 90% in the case of Qatar, the country with the larger share of foreign workers and whose survey data miss a substantial amount of income (see Figure 4). At the regional level, the top decile is closer to 70% of total income.
Figure 3:
Shares of foreigners in Gulf countries, 1990–2016
Source: Alvaredo et al (2017).
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Inequality statistics in Gulf countries, 2016 (variants)
Source: Alvaredo et al (2017).
Source: Alvaredo et al (2017).
The extreme concentration of income at the regional level highlights the need to increase pro-poor investments in health, education and infrastructure, and to develop mechanisms of regional redistribution. Such mechanisms already exist, but they should be implemented more systematically.
In addition, the tax systems of most countries in the region rely overwhelmingly on regressive indirect taxes, with only a few components comprising direct progressive taxes. In particular, it is striking to observe the near absence of a progressive inheritance tax regime in most countries of the region. Yet this is a historically powerful tool for limiting the persistence of extreme income inequality levels, and to finance welfare services.
Finally, while we believe that our estimates are more robust than survey-based official inequality statistics, we stress that access to more and better data is critical in the Middle East, where a lack of transparency raises the problem of democratic accountability, independent of the actual level of inequality observed.
Further reading
Alvaredo, F, L Assouad and T Piketty (2017) 'Measuring Inequality in the Middle East, 1990-2016: The World's Most Unequal Region?', WID.world Working Paper No. 2017/15.
Alvaredo, F, AB Atkinson, L Chancel, T Piketty, E Saez and G Zucman (2016) 'Distributional National Accounts (DINA) Guidelines: Concepts and Methods used in the World Wealth and Income Database', WID.world Working Paper No. 2016/1.
Assouad, L (2017) 'Rethinking the Lebanese Economic Miracle: The Extreme Concentration of Income and Wealth in Lebanon, 2005-2014', WID.world Working Paper No. 2016/13.
Assouad, L, L Chancel and M Morgan (2018) 'Extreme inequality: Evidence from Brazil, India, the Middle East and South Africa', American Economic Association Papers & Proceedings.
Bibi, S, and MK Nabli (2010) 'Equity and Inequality in the Arab Region,' ERF Policy Research Report No. 33.
Blanchet, T, J Fournier and T Piketty (2017) 'Generalized Pareto Curves: Theory and Applications to Income and Wealth Tax Data for France and the United States, 1800-2014', WID.world Working Paper No. 2017/3.
World Bank (2015) 'Inequality, Uprisings, and Conflict in the Arab World', World Bank and Middle East and North Africa Region, MENA Economic Monitor.
A longer version of this article was first published on VoxEU.org – read the original article.


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