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The Case for Moderately Challenging Runs
Sometimes the best run is somewhere between hard and easy. Here are three uses for moderate runs, and three examples to try.
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Among the more tried-and-true principles of run training is the so-called Hard/Easy Rule. This rule stipulates that every hard run should be followed by one or two easy days consisting of easy running, gentle cross-training, or rest. It's a solid rule that I fully endorse, but I have one small problem with it, which is that it falsely conveys the notion that training should always be either hard or easy and never anything in between, which isn't true. I believe there's a place in the training process for moderately challenging runs, and I'm going to make the case for them here.
It's quite simple, really. A perfect training program is one that subjects a runner to workloads that are high enough to maximize fitness gains but not so high as to result in injury or burnout. In other words, the workload needs to stay within a Goldilocks Zone between too light and too heavy. That's hard to do if all of your runs are either very easy or quite challenging. Sprinkling some moderately challenging runs into your training will help you fine-tune your workload, bringing it closer to perfect than you can get it with hard and easy runs only.
I've found three specific uses for moderately challenging runs that offer the greatest benefit. When you haven't done a particular type of workout in a while — say, hill repetitions or marathon-pace running — it's best to reintroduce it with a moderately challenging version of that type of workout rather than a highly challenging version. That's one use.
A second use: Certain moderately challenging runs also work well the day after an easy run and the day before a hard run. For example, if you routinely do hard runs on Tuesday and Friday, you might do an easy run on Wednesday and a moderately challenging run on Thursday.
A third use for moderately challenging runs is to provide a maintenance-level training stimulus when your primary focus is maximizing a different component of your fitness for an upcoming race. For example, suppose you have a marathon coming up in a few weeks. In this case, you'll want your hardest runs to be long runs and workouts done at or near your marathon pace. But you'll still want to maintain your speed, and you can do so without interfering with your main focus by doing moderately-challenging speed workouts.
Here are three moderately-challenging runs to try in one of these settings:
Hitomi's Pace Run
Japanese runner Hitomi Niiya holds her country's national record for the half marathon, having clocked a time of 1:06:38 in winning the 2020 Aramco Houston Half Marathon. One of the staples of her training regimen is a weekly "pace run," which is best described as a brisk easy run. In a typical pace run, Niiya covers 12 km (7.44 miles) at an average pace of 5:50 per mile, which is 45 seconds per mile slower than her record-setting half-marathon pace.
In physiological terms, Niiya's pace-run pace falls right at the ventilatory threshold (VT), which, as the effort level where you have to start breathing harder, marks the boundary between low intensity and moderate. Although it's best that runners do most of their easy runs well below the VT, intentionally riding the line between low and moderate intensities once a week enables Niiya to maximize the benefits of easy running without going overboard.
It's important to point out that the vast majority of nonelite runners unwittingly do most of their easy running slightly above (harder than) the VT, which is counterproductive, so you'll only want to introduce pace runs into your training if you've already corrected this common mistake. Determining your VT pace with exactitude requires formal testing, but you can get pretty close to it by aiming for a perceived effort rating of 4 to 4.5 on a 1-10 scale. As for distance, your pace runs should be toward the longer end of your normal easy-run distance range. Give yourself a few minutes to ease into the session at the beginning, then lock into your VT pace and hold it the rest of the way.
Ben's Leg-Speed Fartlek
Unless you're focused on race events of 5 km in distance and below, speed work should occupy a relatively small space in your training at most times. In the summer of 2017, when I trained with the NAZ Elite professional running team in Flagstaff, Arizona, Coach Ben Rosario taught me the following workout, a moderately challenging fartlek run that he uses to maintain speed in his athletes when they're focused on longer events. Although it's quite simple in format, I find it to be a lot of fun because it offers the exhilaration of running fast without the discomfort of running fast to the point of significant fatigue.
Start with 10 to 20 minutes of easy jogging and then do a few form drills (e.g., high knees, butt kicks) to get your legs ready to go fast. The fartlek portion of the run consists of ten relaxed sprints of 20 seconds with each sprint followed by one to two minutes (the exact amount of time isn't important) of easy jogging. Aim for a speed that's roughly 90 percent of your personal limit and concentrate on staying relaxed while still moving fast. Cool down with another 10 to 20 minutes of easy jogging.
Kenyan "Easy" Run
Kenya's elite runners are famous for starting their easy runs at a crawl and finishing them at a sprint (slight exaggeration). In other places this format is known as a progression run, but no matter what you call it, it's a good way to get in a moderate training stimulus. The key to preventing your Kenyan-style easy runs from becoming more challenging than you intend is to run by feel and make sure you don't stray outside your comfort zone at any point. It's okay to run hard toward the end, because running hard for short durations is comfortable, but unless you backload your pace progression you're likely to find yourself running too hard too early.
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Kenyan easy runs work especially well when inserted between a normal easy run and a hard workout.


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A Hinesville woman was among four people arrested Friday night in Coweta County in an undercover sting for allegedly selling methamphetamine.
A confidential informant contacted members of the Newnan-Coweta Crime Suppression Unit to report Dianna Rothacker of Hinesville as a meth dealer, according to Maj. James Yarbrough of the Coweta County Sheriff's Office.
The informant contacted Rothacker, who reportedly agreed to bring a shipment of meth from Hampton to Coweta County, according to Yarbrough.
At about 11:20 p.m. Friday, Rothacker and three other passengers met the informant at a Marathon gas station on Collinsworth Road near exit 56 on Interstate 85. The gas station was surrounded by law enforcement officers ready to react once the sale was made, according to the major.
"She came down and delivered the drugs," Yarbrough said. "There was a half-ounce of meth, or $850 worth."
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I rarely weigh myself. When I was pregnant with my third (and final) child, I stopped looking at the scale at my regular OB visits. I knew I was making excellent dietary choices for me and the little one inside me. Beyond that, I didn't care about the numbers.
After I had him, that mentality stuck around. The older and more active I've gotten, the less concern I have had for what the scale says. I know I'm not under or overweight. As long as I'm eating and feeling great, what does it matter?
I hopped on the scale, a few weeks ago, just out of curiosity. While I wasn't unhappy with the outcome, it was higher than I'd thought it'd be. Having recently read an article on finding your ideal racing weight, I decided to make some small changes to my diet to help myself be in tip-top shape for this upcoming marathon. I planned to maintain, or even increase, my calorie intake, as my running miles increased. However, I wanted to see if I could so by only cutting out the empty, junky calories and replacing them with good, healthy fuel.
Today, I broke down and stepped on the same scale at the same supermarket. I felt the need to confirm or (hopefully) disprove an unpleasant suspicion.
I have lost five pounds.
I eat pretty well to begin with, so there was really only one, major change to be made. A little over a week ago, I said "bye-bye" to my daily ice cream treat.
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It wasn't supposed to happen this way! Not only have I lost weight (quickly!), but I also feel better overall. My running has felt spectacular, I haven't been hungry and I didn't experience any sort of withdrawl symptoms. On top of all that, our grocery bill has been lower. (my daily ice cream involved a lot of components)
again. sigh.
Until I can sort through this sad, inconvenient situation, I'll have to keep living vicariously through my treat-loving boys.
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The Propella Script-to-Screen Project initiative is designed to nurture Jamaican content creators and enable them to tell their stories cinematically through the provision of funding and technical support. Thus far it has produced excellent content and continues to open the door for film makers in international markets, which is a crucial element of the investment promotions agency's development strategy for the sector. Participants have gone on to produce films such as Sprinter, that is now shown on Netflix and have gone on to participate in major film festivals internationally, such as Cannes, the Toronto Film Festival and others.
The program has garnered many successes since its existence. There is now a catalogue of short films ready to represent the protential of talent in the sector. Over the years several of the short films have secured financial interest for further development into features or television episodics; and key on-screen talent has been discovered internatioanlly through this platform. The participants also undergo capacity building boot camps on script dvelopment, directing, producing, pitching, festival strategy, deal-making and distribution, to prepare them to particpate in film festivals and other activities to promote their work.
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The always unpredictable but consistently jammin' Thundercat is at it again. The bassist/singer/songwriter keeps fans intoxicated off his Drunk album with the release of a visual to accompany the single "Show You the Way," which features music legends Kenny Loggins and Michael McDonald. We've come to expect the unexpected from our favorite cat-lover and animé enthusiast and the new video is exactly what we are here for.
Directors Katarzyna Sawicka and Carlos Lopez Estrada chose to continue the storyline that began in the 2015 visual for "Them Changes," from Thundercat's The Beyond / Where the Giants Roam album. According to Estrada, "We ended that video on a fairly grim note but 'Show You the Way' offered a bright and contrasting soundtrack for a sequel of redemption." The previous video ended on a sad note indeed as we watched as a former samurai sat helplessly watching infomercials after losing both of his arms in a sword battle. The new video starts off solemn as well, but ends on a high note as our hero heads to a wellness center and renews his spirit with the help of the workers and Loggins, McDonald and Thundercat, as the three provide musical motivation from a vintage TV screen.
There's always a bit of humor in everything Thundercat does, so check out his video for "Show You the Way" below for a comedic dose of hope. He's been on a world tour for the majority of the year, so click here to catch his last two U.S. dates in Miami and LA or check out one of his 12 shows across the pond.


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WTR Industry Award winners revealed at celebration of in-house excellence
Following last night's champagne reception and presentations at the Hilton Orlando Bonnet Creek, we can now reveal (for those who were not following the action on Twitter) the winners at this year's WTR Industry Awards. Among those honoured were teams from American Red Cross, Enterprise Holdings, Grupo Bimbo, Moncler, Red Bull and Verizon Communications.
The champagne was flowing as we celebrated the efforts and achievements of these industry leading teams over the past year. This year's event also marked the 10th edition of the awards scheme and, to mark this milestone, we also presented a one-off award for 'Team of the Decade' to Google.
There were two awards bestowed on individuals. Colm Dobbyn of MasterCard picked up the award for in-house counsel of the year, while the lifetime achievement award was presented to Frederick Mostert, a past president of the International Trademark Association and former chief IP counsel of luxury group Richemont.
World Trademark Review congratulates the award winners on their success and thanks its law firm partners for all their assistance in hosting such a memorable event. For photos and reactions from the event, search for the hashtag #WTRAwards on Twitter (or click here)
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Asia-Pacific Team of the Year
Billabong International
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Red Bull
Latin America Team of the Year
Grupo Bimbo
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Enterprise Holdings
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Voya Financial
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Procter & Gamble
Internet & Telecommunications Team of the Year
Verizon Communications
Not-for-Profit Organisation Team of the Year
American Red Cross
Software & Online Services Team of the Year
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A+E Networks
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Honeywell International
Travel & Leisure Team of the Year
Hard Rock International
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Jaguar Land Rover
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Hanna, E., Cappelen, J., Fettweis, X. et al, Mernild, S.H., Mote, T.L., Mottram, R., Steffen, K., Ballinger, T.J. and Hall, R.J. (2021) Greenland surface air temperature changes from 1981 to 2019 and implications for ice-sheet melt and mass-balance change. International Journal of Climatology, 41 (S1). E1336-E1352. ISSN 0899-8418
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We provide an updated analysis of instrumental Greenland monthly temperature data to 2019, focusing mainly on coastal stations but also analysing ice-sheet records from Swiss Camp and Summit. Significant summer (winter) coastal warming of ~1.7 (4.4) C occurred from 1991-2019, but since 2001 overall temperature trends are generally flat and insignificant due to a cooling pattern over the last 6-7 years. Inland and coastal stations show broadly similar temperature trends for summer. Greenland temperature changes are more strongly correlated with Greenland Blocking than with North Atlantic Oscillation changes. In quantifying the association between Greenland coastal temperatures and Greenland Ice Sheet (GrIS) mass-balance changes, we show a stronger link of temperatures with total mass balance rather than surface mass balance. Based on Greenland coastal temperatures and modelled mass balance for the 1972-2018 period, each 1C of summer warming corresponds to ~ (91) 116 Gt yr-1 of GrIS (surface) mass loss and a 26 Gt yr-1 increase in solid ice discharge. Given an estimated 4.0-6.6C of further Greenland summer warming according to the regional model MAR projections run under CMIP6 future climate projections (SSP5-8.5 scenario), and assuming that ice-dynamical losses and ice sheet topography stay similar to the recent past, linear extrapolation gives a corresponding GrIS global sea-level rise (SLR) contribution of ~10.0-12.6 cm by 2100, compared with the 8-27 cm (mean 15 cm) "likely" model projection range reported by IPCC (2019, SPM.B1.2). However, our estimate represents a lower limit for future GrIS change since fixed dynamical mass losses and amplified melt arising from both melt-albedo and melt-elevation positive feedbacks are not taken into account here.
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Indian multinational corporation (IT Sector) – A CSR Project, Hyderabad
- 12 November 2020
Ghatkesar, a town in the Medchal-Malkajgiri district of the Indian state of Telangana is the Mandal headquarters of Ghatkesar Mandal in Keesara revenue division. An outer suburb of Hyderabad City, it is now a part of the Hyderabad Metropolitan Development Authority.
Several factors, like the presence of the Warangal highway, the outer ring road, and Metro at Uppal has led to an unprecedented large-scale boom in real-estate sector and in land development in the adjoining localities of Rampally, Narapally, Boduppal and Peerzadiguda.
This locality is home to an integrated residential and commercial project, the Singapore township, aka the 'Sanskruthi Township'.
The CP Rachakonda Mr. Mahesh Bhagwat has initiated a series of measures to upgrade the quality of life in the capital of 'Greater Hyderabad' which includes the jurisdiction of Rachakonda Police Commissionerate with a vision of transforming the city into a global city with modern infrastructure.
The Rachakonda Police Commissionerate has initiated several initiatives to achieve the aforementioned goal. The implementation of City-wide Community CCTV Surveillance System has been initiated with the help & support from the community support as well as with the partnership with public/private sector companies under their own CSR initiatives.
A foundation of one of the largest technology solutions companies in the country came forward to undertake the Community CCTV project along NH202 and their own campus in the Pocharam area. This was accomplished with the effort of the Commissioner of Police, Rachakonda who approached the said company seeking their helping hand in order to strengthen the women's safety and prevention of crimes on NH-202.
One of the main objectives of this Community CCTV project is to control crime against women, curb subversive activities of anti-social elements and prevent crime while improving road-safety and assisting with disaster management.
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VELAN IT was selected as the System Integrator & Solution provider for this project. We were instrumental in implementing the City Surveillance project on the National Highway covering a distance of 23km and connecting to a 4,400 square feet centralized command & control center.
As with most projects that require approvals and permissions from authorities, the City Surveillance project also had its own set of challenges. Getting the required permissions from NHAI, R&B authorities for trenching and backfilling activities during cable laying was a strenuous task. Apart from these, our team also faced several indulgences and even resistance from some private property owners. Even though the intermittent rain and tough weather conditions were a challenge, the team had the determination to overcome these issues and completed the project as required. This grit and perseverance of our team help us push through the odds and accomplish the necessary objectives every time.
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National School Lunch Program and School Breakfast Program: Nutrition Standards for All Foods Sold in School as Required by the Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act of 2010
This interim final rule amends the National School Lunch Program and School Breakfast Program regulations to establish nutrition standards for all foods sold in schools, other than food sold under the lunch and breakfast programs. Amendments made by Section 208 of the Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act of 2010 (HHFKA) require the Secretary to establish nutrition standards for such foods, consistent with the most recent Dietary Guidelines for Americans, and directs the Secretary to consider authoritative scientific recommendations for nutrition standards; existing school nutrition standards, including voluntary standards for beverages and snack foods; current State and local standards; the practical application of the nutrition standards; and special exemptions for infrequent school-sponsored fundraisers (other than fundraising through vending machines, school stores, snack bars, [agrave] la carte sales and any other exclusions determined by the Secretary). In addition, this interim final rule requires schools participating in the National School Lunch Program and School Breakfast Program to make potable water available to children at no charge in the place where lunches are served during the meal service, consistent with amendments made by section 203 of the HHFKA, and in the cafeteria during breakfast meal service. This interim final rule is expected to improve the health and well-being of the Nation's children, increase consumption of healthful foods during the school day, and create an environment that reinforces the development of healthy eating habits.
National Advisory Council on Maternal, Infant and Fetal Nutrition; Notice of Meeting
Pursuant to the Federal Advisory Committee Act, 5 U.S.C. APP., this notice announces a meeting of the National Advisory Council on Maternal, Infant and Fetal Nutrition.
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The 2016 season is unfortunately over, and the Pittsburgh Steelers are now embarking upon their latest offseason journey, heading back to the UPMC Rooney Sports Complex, formerly known and still referred to as the 'South Side' facility of Heinz Field. While the postseason is now behind us, there is plenty left to discuss.
And there are plenty of questions left unanswered as well. The offseason is just really the beginning phase of the answer-seeking process, which is lasts all the way through the Super Bowl for teams fortunate enough to reach that far.
You can rest assured that we have the questions, and we will be monitoring the developments in the offseason as they develop, and beyond, looking for the answers as we look to evaluate the makeup of the Steelers as they try to navigate their way back to the Super Bowl, after reaching the AFC Championship game last season for the first time in more than half a decade.
Question: Following the loss of Lawrence Timmons, will a free agent acquisition start the season at inside linebacker?
It's been a decade since the Steelers have contemplated their future without veteran inside linebacker Lawrence Timmons, who has been a mainstay in the starting lineup for the past eight seasons. While he has only been named to one Pro Bowl, his play through the early period of his starting role deserved at least one or two more, in my own opinion and in the opinion of his coaches—though neither party is exactly biased.
But the team now faces a future without him after the soon to be 31-year-old linebacker signed a two-year contract with the Dolphins worth $12 million, with nearly all of it guaranteed. The Steelers were interested in keeping him, but were unwilling to match that sort of guarantee and were not pressing hard to get into a bidding war for him.
While it is disappointing that the former first-round pick—and the first draft selection of this regime—will not play his entire career with the Steelers, it hasn't exactly been an uncommon phenomenon in the recent past, and they typically have had somebody in the pipeline.
They do have Vince Williams, but the Steelers have shown yesterday that they are not simply going to give him the starting job, as they had one inside linebacker in for a visit, while another—substantially more high-profile, in Dont'a Hightower—is visiting soon.
It goes without saying that Hightower will be costly, and given that, unlikely to sign, but the fact that the Steelers have already looked at other options suggests that they are not done. Recall last season they brought in Ryan Harris to compete with a relative unknown as a starter in Alejandro Villanueva.
Failing Hightower, there are other free agent options, as Dave Bryan has talked about, and the team seems very interested at the moment at the very least to create competition. So that raises the question posed: when the regular season starts, will there be a free agent in Timmons' place?


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Terms of sale
The terms of sale apply to all sales of goods through ncpfurniture.com to consumers. You as a consumer must confirm that you are familiar with our terms of sale to be able to shop at ncpfurniture.com.
The terms of sale together with your order, confirmed through an order confirmation, constitute the overall contractual basis for the purchase.
To be able to shop with a card/credit at www.ncpfurniture.com, you must be 18 years of age, or older.
Consumer purchases are regulated in the Norwegian Consumer Purchases Act, the Right of Withdrawal Act, the Personal Data Act and the Credit Purchase Act. Where these terms of sale require writing, this is fulfilled by using e-mail, text message to mobile phone (SMS), letter, fax, etc.
- Parties
The seller is: NCP Furniture AS, with visiting and postal address Juvikvegen 1, 8640 Hemnesberget, NORWAY. Registered in the Brønnøysundregister (www.brreg.no) with org.nr : NO 928 989 283, phone: 75977000 email: email@example.com and is hereinafter referred to as "we" or "us". The buyer is: the person who is stated as the buyer in the order, and is hereinafter referred to as "you", "your" or "yours".
- Ordering and agreement process
Your order is binding when the order is registered by us. We are bound by your order if this does not deviate from what is offered by us in our online store, our marketing or in any other way. You still have the right to withdraw from the purchase in accordance with the Right of Withdrawal Act, see section 11 of the agreement. When we receive your order, we will confirm the order and automatically send you an order confirmation. Carefully read the order confirmation when you receive it, and check if the order confirmation is in accordance with your order. Deviations between your order and the confirmation are considered as a new offer from us, which you can accept or decline. You still have the right to claim your original order if this is in accordance with what we have offered. Exceptions may occur, see section 4.
- Information provided in our Online web shop
We strive to provide our customers with as accurate information about our products as possible. However, we reserve the right that image/writing/printing errors can occur, which may mean that we don't deliver in accordance with information provided in our online store, our marketing or in any other way.
Furthermore, we reserve the right to cancel your order or part of it, if the product is sold out. In the event of a sold-out situation, you will be notified of this, possibly together with information about what we can offer instead. You will have the opportunity to accept our new offer with the changes we specify in relation to you order or cancel the order.
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For purchases made in Norway, all prices include VAT. For all purchases outside Norway, prices are exclusive of VAT. The total cost of the purchase will appear before ordering and include all expenses associated with the purchase such as expenses for postage, shipping, packaging, environmental tax. In case of any VAT or/and customer expenses, they must be paid by you.
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Shop with us and pay easily with Nets. When you shop with us, you can pay as you wish. It is up to you whether you want to pay now, pay later or split the payment. You will receive an invoice when the order is sent from our warehouse. If you use card payment, the card will be charged upon payment.
If payment reservations cannot be made, we reserve the right to cancel the booking. You will receive information about any such cancellation.
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We deliver goods to Norway, EU/Europe and USA. Delivery of the products takes place in the manner, at the place and the time stated on the order confirmation. We have the risk for the products until they are taken over by you, i.e. when you have received the products in your possession.
If the delivery of the products is delayed, we will provide you with information as soon as we know about it, together with information about, and possibly when, delivery can take place, or if the product(s) are sold out. Orders cannot be split and must be sent complete when the item(s) have arrived in stock. Exceptions to this are: if the order consists of several different products, and one or more of these cannot be delivered within the maximum time frame of thirty days, we reserve the right to delete the product on the original order, and instead create a new order in our system on the current product(s). This order will then be sent with an ordinary invoice that accompanies the item. The amount charged to your card for the original order will of course be adjusted accordingly.
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After you have received the order, you are responsible for examining the products and reporting any errors / defects within 24 hours from the day you received the package. You must then check whether the delivery is in accordance with the order confirmation, whether the products have been damaged during transport, or if the products are otherwise defective.
- Your rights in the event of errors and omissions (Complaint)
If the products have faults or defects, you can, depending on the circumstances, demand correction of the defect, re-delivery, price reduction, compensation or that the purchase is canceled. The defect must be present when you get the products in your possession. Notification of defects in the products must be sent to us in writing within 24 hours after you received the products, see section 7.
- Warranty
Our guarantees do not imply any restrictions in the complaint deadline for goods under the Norwegian Consumer Purchase Act. The Complaint deadline is two years after you received the item.
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The Norwegian Right of withdrawal Act gives you the right to cancel you purchase. The right of withdrawal applies to all stock items. The right of withdrawal does not apply to ordered goods. The right of withdrawal presupposes that you notify us of this no later than 14 days after you received the delivery (withdrawal period). If you have not received a right of withdrawal form wither in the order confirmation or upon delivery of the products, this deadline is extended to three months. In order for the right of withdrawal to be enforced, the product must have been delivered to us in the same quantity and condition as you received it. All products must be returned to us as soon as possible. Any return shipment must be paid for by you. The byer is responsible for the return of the item, and that it is packed in proper packaging. We are obliged to refund to you the amount on your invoice.
Refund must take place within fourteen days after we receive the product from you or pick-up note or the product is made available for us. The product is sent back to us including original packaging together with a completed right of withdrawal form.
Further information on how to exercise the right of withdrawal can be found in the right of withdrawal form.
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Labor Day weekend is upon us, so I'm sharing a great idea for a terrific party because it was super successful for us! I think the best part is that I did all of the prep the day before. So, on party day, I didn't have to do any cooking. (My husband did some grilling the day of, but it was quick and earlier in the day. That way, the yard wasn't all smoky and hot while we entertained outside.)
We are lucky enough to travel with some fabulous SF Jazz friends each year. We enjoy a lot of great meals and cocktails together on our trips, and it was time for us to enjoy some at our home. Bloodies and Chowder was the theme. So, surprise! I served Bloody Mary's and Clam Chowder! And cheese, crackers, and humus as appetizers, salad, grilled chicken and tri tip, and plum desserts with the plums from our tree! The guests brought amazing breads and delicious pie. The weather was perfect, which added to the lovely afternoon in our garden!
A Labor-Free Labor Day
Remember, shop earlier in the week, so you don't have to stress at the last minute. All of these recipes are GREAT when made the day before serving. You may be busy on the penultimate day, but you will be very relaxed when your guests arrive on party day!
Enjoy the recipes below! (Photos by yours truly and the uber talented Aleeza Zinn)
Of course, you will be serving decaf along with the desserts!
Let us know how it goes!
Happy Labor Day!
Stay tuned for my peach extravaganza blog post!


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a portrait, a choir, a swell: 2019-present
24 debranded sound screens
14″ x 72″ x 120" plinth
site-specific installation for Skyway 20/21
Tampa Museum of Art
June 3 – October 10, 2021
curated by Claire Tancons, Joanna Robotham, Katherine Pill, Ola Wlusek, Christopher Jones, Sarah Howard
dr. M's office is embedded in a sad(dening) strip mall surrounded by dislocating forest 25 minutes west of home–i consider it an island and can't place it well on a real map, but it is easy to find on an emotional map.
…at 43, i started to see a therapist for the first time in many years for startling, brief thoughts of suicide–i think partially for issues related to my disability, middle-age, politics, chronic pain, loneliness, art, all converging to a sudden, desperate search for meaning.*
outside her office door, when i arrive too early, i stare at a small circular device (imagine a slightly off-white home fire alarm set on the floor pointed up) nestled where the bottom of her door meets office carpet–a snaking cord powers an unending white noise.
after weeks of waiting to ask her about it, I finally do, and dr. M suggests i search 'sound screen' on amazon. non-looping white noise machines, including the model i'm fixated on, appear–they are used by mental health workers to sonically mask private conversations, and by nature, delineate a treatment space while signaling a session is underway.
i've been modestly, sonically protected for weeks i realize, and order the same model as dr. M's as a kind of reminder and muse, then a week later, i order three more, both new and previously used.
these four are all on right now as i write this. i think the first one i ordered is for me–a self-portrait. the other three I ordered, and the others i will order in the future, are to create first, a choir, and then more, for a swell–these are all meant for others…
originally trained as a photographer in the early 2000s, i see sound screens as a surrogate for a subject–mental health–that is largely unphotographable and personal, while widely public in scope and implication. when on, sitting outside closed treatment room doors, they become the edge of something, while here, on a plinth and congealed as a body, something different.
the growing archive of sound screen devices, which totals 62 units, is seen here as a focused installation of 24 sound screens. the devices in this growing collection, to me, acknowledge both the ongoing conversations of those in treatment, and those not privileged to access the treatment they may desperately need. it is an active field, and a sketch for future, increasingly monumental installations that ask for imagination and solidarity for mental health treatment not as a private healthcare benefit, but as a human right. -JL 2021


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Supporting the close partnership between trucking and Nebraska's agriculture community.
Nebraska Trucking Association welcomes members of the Nebraska Grain and Feed Association125 Year Tradition of Excellence
Nebraska Trucking Association events provide great information and networking opportunities for everyone who moves freight.
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Trucks Move 83% of US Ag freight according to the USDA. Check a special edition of the Nebraska Trucker focused on our ag community.


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Psoriasis is a non-contagious, inflammatory, autoimmune disease caused by a defensive reaction of the white blood cells. Although the exact cause of the disease is not yet known, genetics and secondary factors (such as other diseases) most likely play an important role. Nowadays, the incidence rate in the population is rising and psoriasis is becoming a lifestyle disease that affects 2-4% of the world population1. It can stay dormant without any visible manifestations for a long time. Scientists believe that the origin of psoriasis lies in a genetically determined dysfunction of the immune system that causes the excessive production of epithelial cells.
Psoriasis in brief:
- a chronic recurrent skin disease affecting 2-4% of the population;
- not contagious
- you can only treat the symptoms but not the causes
- causes chronic, clearly demarcated deposits covered with silvery scales
- some of its forms may require hospital treatment
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Life is simple
I am fond of small games. I admire a design that needs little components. I am thankful for easy rules. One of the best finds for me has been Mini Rogue. I have played the dungeon key variant of this game 40 times now. And once again it was good fun.
I think I should make a new copy of the PnP, with better colours on thicker paper, as it absolutely deserves it.
One day in 2020 we'll probably have the extended Kickstarter edition. First I was a bit afraid it would needlessly complicate the game. But I've seen it at the UKGE and I think it will still be very nice. Not bare-bones simple anymore, but still in the same vein.
And as I may have doubled my plays by then I am not really sure I'd want to keep playing it over and over anyway. Though I am simple.
We are simple, you are simple
Life is simple, too


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Soil-Transmitted Helminth Reinfection and Associated Risk Factors among School-Age Children in Chencha District, Southern Ethiopia: A Cross-Sectional Study
Mass drug administration (MDA) to the most risky population including school-age children (SAC) is the central strategy to control soil-transmitted helminth (STH) infection. The present study was aimed at estimating the prevalence of STHs reinfection three months posttreatment and associated risk factors among SAC in Chencha district. A cross-sectional study design was employed from April 20 to May 5, 2015, to enroll 408 SAC. Structured questionnaire and Kato-Katz thick smear technique were used to interview parents or guardians and quantify the number of eggs per gram of stool. Pearson chi-square and logistic regression were used to assess the association between predictor variable and STH reinfection. The prevalence of STHs within three months of mass chemotherapy among SAC was 36.8% which is 93.4% of the prevalence (39.4%) before treatment. The estimated prevalence of reinfection (95%CI) for Ascaris lumbricoides, Trichuris trichiura, and hookworms was 23.8% (21.1–28.2), 16.2% (12.7–20.1), and 1.0% (0.3–2.5), respectively. Children of merchant fathers were more likely to be reinfected by STHs in Chencha district. In conclusion, there is rapid reinfection after mass chemotherapy among SAC in Chencha district. Further studies should be carried out to generate cost efficient methods that can supplement mass drug administration to accelerate the control of STHs.
1. Introduction
Soil-transmitted helminth (STH) infections are the major cause of public health problem in the world [1]. Their infection impairs physical development, causes malnourishment [2], decreases cognitive performances [2, 3], causes anemia [4] and school absenteeism, and decreases school performance in school-age children (SAC) [2, 5]. STHs are parasitic worms of four species of nematodes: A. lumbricoides (roundworm), Trichuris trichiura (whipworm), and Ancylostoma duodenale or Necator americanus (hookworms). People get infected by these parasites through direct penetration of the skin or ingestion of eggs developed in the contaminated soil in areas where sanitation is poor [1, 6].
The global estimate of STH infection was 438.9 million, 819.0 million, and 464.6 million people for hookworm, A. lumbricoides, and Trichuris trichiura, respectively, in 2010. The highest prevalence of STH infections and vast majority of years lived with disability attributable to STH infections occur in Asia and Africa [7]. In sub-Saharan Africa (SSA), there were 866 million people infected by STH as indicated by the World Health Organization estimate 2012: the respective number (prevalence) of people infected by hookworm, A. lumbricoides, and T. trichiura was 117 million (13.6%), 117 million (13.6%), and 100.8 million (11.6%), respectively [8].
Children at school and preschool age are a heavily affected group of the population by STHs [9]. The highest prevalence of STH infection among school-age children was observed in Asia. More than 93% of SAC in Malaysia were infected by any of the STH parasites while above two-thirds of SAC harbor one or more of the three STHs in Africa [5, 8, 10]. There were 89.9 million SAC who were infected by STHs in SSA: 117.7 (13.6%), 117.9 (13.6%), and 110.8 (11.6%) million people were infected by hookworm, A. lumbricoides, and T. trichiura, respectively [11].
One-third of the Ethiopians are infected by A. lumbricoides, one-quarter are infected by T. trichiura, and one in eight is infected by hookworms. These make Ethiopia the 2nd and the 3rd high burden country in terms of Ascariasis and hookworm infection in SSA [12]. The burden of STH among SAC in Ethiopia varies according to geographical location, type of school attended, and population [13]. The prevalence of STH infection among SAC in Chencha town [14] was 63% while it was 18% in Gondar city, northern Ethiopia [15]. In Durbete town, northwestern Ethiopia, more than half of the SAC were harboring these parasites [16].
There are different factors associated with increased transmission of STH among SAC in different parts of the world. In Ecuador, children born from mothers infected by these helminths during pregnancy had increased susceptibility to infection during early child life [17]. Male and SAC living in rural areas of Honduras where access and practice of sanitation are poor were heavily infected by STHs [18]. A systematic review and meta-analysis indicated that access and good practice of water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) reduce a minimum of 33% odds of infection with STHs. Treated water and soap use and availability have protective effect on any of the STH infections [19, 20]. In addition, STH infection was more common among children from low socioeconomic status. Parents who had low education status and low annual income had positive effect on the transmission of STHs among their children in Honduras [14, 21].
WHO and its partners analyzed the evidence and best practice and recommended common integrated approaches to be used for the prevention and control of STH infections and other NTDs [22]. In countries of high endemicity of STHs, preventive chemotherapy is the main strategy to control morbidity. However, rapid reinfection after successful treatment is one among the major challenges of mass drug administration. In China, after effective treatment with Albendazole, more than 83% of SAC were reinfected by A. lumbricoides six months posttreatment [23]. In rural Yunnan area, China, about three-fourths of school children were reinfected at the 4th month of the effective three-day 400 mg Albendazole treatment [24]. In another similar study carried out in rural aboriginal school in Malaysia, after three months of 400 mg daily of Albendazole for three consecutive days, the rate of reinfection was 45.9% after three months of treatment while it was 12.4% four months posttreatment in South Africa [25, 26].
Determining the rate of reinfection and its associated factors could help to design methods to supplement the existing strategies to interrupt the reinfection among SAC. However, there is scarce data about the rate of reinfection by STHs after mass chemotherapy among SAC in Ethiopia. Therefore, the present study was to estimate the frequency of reinfection of STH after three months of single doze Albendazole mass treatment among SAC in Chencha district, southern Ethiopia.
2. Methods and Materials
2.1. Study Area and Population
The study area is located in Southern Nations, Nationalities, and Peoples' Regional (SNNPR) state in Ethiopia. SNNPR is one of the nine regional states in Ethiopia and consists of 14 zones and 5 special districts. Gamo Gofa zone is one of the aforementioned zones and its administrative center is Arba Minch town. Chencha district where the present study was carried out is located about 40 km in the northwestern part of Arba Minch town and about 480 km in the south direction from Addis Ababa. It has 45 rural kebeles (the smallest administrative unit) and three urban and two semiurban kebeles. A total of 140,321 people were living in Chencha district. Out of these, 17,896 (12.5%) were SAC. There are 68 primary schools in the district indicating that there is more than one school in some of the kebeles. A total of 17,180 (8,892 males and 8,298 females) SAC are there in the 61 rural and 7 urban and semiurban primary schools (containing 1,661 males and 1,395 females). This revealed that 96% of the SAC were attending their education in Chencha district.
Chencha district health office in collaboration with education office of the district had administered single dose of Albendazole for all school children in the 68 primary schools within five days starting in December 2014. Children from grade one to four and of age between 5 and 14 were included in the study.
2.2. Study Design and Sample Size Determination
A cross-sectional study design was used to estimate the prevalence of STH reinfection within three months of single doze Albendazole treatment. The sample size was calculated by using single proportion formula based on the following assumptions: level of confidence is 95%, 50% of SAC are reinfected by any of the STHs three months after mass chemotherapy, 5% is taken as margin of error, and 10% nonresponse rate is added. Hence,Based on the above assumptions and using single population proportion formula for sample size calculation, the minimum sample size was 423.
2.3. Sampling Technique
Stratified sampling technique was used to select study participants from the three areas of the district: urban, semiurban, and rural areas. The number of children to be enrolled in the study from urban, semiurban, and rural areas of the district was dependent on the total number of children in each stratum. Accordingly, one urban, one semiurban, and eight rural kebeles were randomly selected to enroll students in the study. From all selected schools, students from each level of grade were selected again based on the proportion of students in each level of education. Finally, research participants from each section were selected by systematic random sampling technique by using class roster as sampling frame.
2.4. Method of Data Collection
After written informed assent was obtained from guardians or parents, data was collected from students and their parents (guardians) on sociodemographic factors and water access sanitation and hygiene practice of school children at both home and school environments. Pretested structured questionnaire was used for face-to-face interview with the parents and children on the sociodemographic factors. The presence of water access and sanitation at school was observed by the data collectors using checklist.
Polyethylene screw cupped stool container was given to selected students to bring stool immediately after interview. The fresh collected stool specimen was transferred to Chencha District Hospital laboratory on the same day of its collection. Kato-Katz thick smear was prepared from each specimen using a template of 41.7 mg as recommended by WHO and examined by trained laboratory technologist systematically within 30 to 60 minutes after preparation under bright field microscope. The number of helminths eggs for the three species was counted separately and the numbers obtained were multiplied by 24 in order to obtain the number of parasites per gram of stool. Egg counts were used to classify the intensity of infection into light, moderate, or heavy infections [27]. All children infected by at least one of these parasites were given 400 gm Albendazole for three consecutive days by the data collectors to ensure that they have consumed the drug.
2.5. Statistical Analysis
All collected information in the questionnaire and laboratory result were checked for completeness before entering the data into EpiData version 3.1. The data was exported from EpiData to STATA version 11 statistical software for analysis. Pearson chi-square was used to assess the association between independent variables considered and reinfection of STHs after mass drug administration. Logistic regression was used to compute odds ratio and corresponding 95% confidence interval for those variables significantly associated in chi-square. values less than 0.05 were considered as statistically significant.
2.6. Ethical Consideration
The study protocol is approved by the Research Ethics Review Committee of College of Medicine and Health Sciences, Arba Minch University. Permission letter to conduct the study in the selected schools of the district is obtained from health and education office of Chencha district. Finally, informed written assent was obtained from parents or guardians of the children.
3. Result
3.1. Sociodemographic Factors and STH Reinfection
Of 423 students approached in 10 primary schools in Chencha district, 408 (96.4%) students were interviewed and submitted stool specimen for Kato-Katz thick smear preparation. There were 206 (50.5%) female students and majority of them (87%) were from rural area. The mean age of these children was 9.8 years with the standard deviation (SD) of 1.9.
Majority (62.3%) of children originate from families where there was no regular monthly income. More than three-fourths of the family's source of income was either farming or weaving and above one-quarter of the SAC's fathers were weavers who prepare Ethiopian cultural cloth. Eighty-seven percent of pupils originate from family where there was no regular income or income below 250 Ethiopian birr per a month. Except for seven, all children were living in private house with the mean household size of seven individuals (SD = 2.8). The mean age of SAC's mothers was 38.6 years (SD = 6.9); more than half were housewives and about 93% of them had no formal education or were at primary level of education. The detailed sociodemographic characteristics of the study participants were presented in Table 1.
The overall prevalence of pretreatment of STH infection was 39.4% while the reinfection with one or more of the three major groups of STH parasites within three months after treatment was 36.8% with 95% confidence interval (CI) of 32.1% to 41.6%. Of 408 school-age children involved in the study, 95 (23.2%), 66 (16.1%), and 4 (1.0%) were infected by A. lumbricoides, T. trichiura, and hookworm, respectively. The respective median egg count per gram of stool specimen for A. lumbricoides, T. trichiura, and hookworm infections was 144, 72, and 72. However, all infected children had light intensity of infection. None of the children had multiple infections with three parasites but 16 (3.9%) of the total children studied and 10.7% of the children harboring parasites were infected by both A. lumbricoides and T. trichiura. All multiple infections occurred among children living in the rural parts of the district. The prevalence of reinfection by one or more of the three STH parasites was higher among grade three students. Children in grade three were 1.2 (95% CI: crude odds ratio (COR) = 0.8–1.9; ) times at increased odds of infection by any of the helminths and 1.7 (95% CI: COR = 1.02–2.70; ) times more likely to be infected by A. lumbricoides. None of the sociodemographic factors are significantly associated with any of the STH reinfections except for children whose fathers were merchants (Table 2). Children from fathers whose occupation was merchant were at about 3 times increased odds of reinfection by any of the STHs (95% CI: COR = 1.1–8.5; ).
3.2. WASH and STH Reinfection
There was water for children to drink and wash their hands in all primary schools in Chencha district but only 59.9% of the source of drinking water at home was from tap. However, STH reinfection did not differ due to difference in the source of drinking water for the children at the place of their residence. Almost all (99.0%) pupils had toilet at their home and 276 (68.7%) of them were private and the others were common toilets. Nearly 69% of the toilets at the students living house were local pit latrines (pit without house). Children who had no latrine for defection of feces were about 5.2 times (95% CI: COR = 0.5–50.7; ) more likely to be reinfected with any of the three soil-transmitted parasites. Few of the children's families utilized their night soil as fertilizers for vegetables. The prevalence of STH reinfection among children whose families utilized night soil as fertilizer was 45.5% while it was 36.7% among children from families not using night soil as fertilizer for their vegetables with COR of 0.7 (95% CI: COR = 0.2–2.3; ). Less than half (47.4%) and 37.6% of the children always wash their hands before meal and after toilet, respectively. However, neither hand washing before meal nor hand washing after toilet had significant effect ( for both) on reducing the rate of reinfection after mass drug administration for SAC.
4. Discussion
STH reinfection three months after mass drug administration among SAC in Chencha district was high. A. lumbricoides was the most rapidly reinfecting helminth followed by T. trichiura. The rate of reinfection has reached 93.4% of the baseline prevalence estimated by Ethiopian Public Health Institute (unpublished data). However, moderate to heavy reinfection was low, indicating that SAC targeted treatment against soil-transmitted helminthiasis is not effective in preventing the transmission of the parasite but in reducing the worm load among the infected children. Children whose fathers are merchants were more likely to be reinfected by any of the three STHs while multiple infections occurred only among pupils originating from rural parts where subsequent morbidities associated with soil-transmitted helminthiasis will be worse [2].
A. lumbricoides reinfection indicated in a systematic review and meta-analysis carried out by Jia and colleagues was in agreement with the finding of the present study while hookworm and T. trichiura reinfections estimated were significantly higher than in Chencha district [28]. The overall STH reinfection three months after mass drug treatment among SAC in Chencha district was in agreement with the rate of reinfection after six months of treatment in Chawama, Lusaka, Zambia [29]. This agreement might be associated with low prevalence of the baseline infection compensated by longer duration of follow-up for estimation of reinfection in Zambia.
The estimated reinfection in the present study was lower than the estimated reinfection rate in rural aboriginal Malaysia [26, 30] and rural Yunnan, China [24], Guizhou province in southwest China [2], Bangladesh [31], and Java, Indonesia [32]. The main reason for this difference might be the difference in the baseline prevalence of STH infection or time elapsed following mass drug administration since the rate of reinfection increases as the baseline intensity of infection increases and longer follow-up after MDA [5, 33, 34].
Unlike the above, the overall prevalence of one or more of the STHs' reinfection in South Africa [25] and southern highland of Rwanda [35] was lower than our finding but hookworm reinfection was higher. The higher rate of reinfection by hookworm in South Africa might be associated with hookworm being the most probable cause of soil-transmitted helminthiasis in South Africa, while low overall prevalence may be due to slower rate of reinfection by hookworm [11, 36]. The lower prevalence of STH reinfection among children in Rwanda may be emanated from longer duration since mass chemotherapy has been implemented and resulted in low burden of background STH infection. Reinfection due to STHs was lower among rural indigenous preschool children in Panama as compared to the present study [33]. The difference might be from lower transmission rate among preschool children than in school-aged ones.
Finally, the findings of the present study shall be interpreted in light of the following limitation of the study. The first limitation was missing data for efficacy of Albendazole at baseline survey. The other limitation was recall bias by the respondents on the factors assessed. In addition, guardians or parents of the pupils might give positive response during face-to-face interview on the water access sanitation and hygiene related factors that can dilute the strength of their association with STHs reinfection.
5. Conclusion
There is rapid reinfection of STHs three months after mass drug administration among school-age children in primary schools in Chencha district. The prevalence of STH reinfection has reached 93.4% of the baseline prevalence among SAC in the district. This implies that mass chemotherapy targeted on SAC is not effective in preventing the transmission of the parasites. Therefore, further studies to generate cost-efficient methods to supplement the use of mass drug administration to accelerate control of soil-transmitted helminthiasis and subsequent morbidities among SAC should be done in Ethiopia and other STH infection highly endemic countries.
Conflict of Interests
All authors declare that they have no competing interest.
Authors' Contribution
Zerihun Zerdo has contributed to conception of the study question, designed the study, collected data, analyzed data, interpreted data, and drafted the paper. Tsegaye Yohanes is involved in conception of the study question, designing the study, and collection of data, interpreted data, and drafted the paper. Befikadu Tariku is involved in the conception of the study question, designed the study, collected data, interpreted data, and drafted the paper.
First, the authors would like to thank Arba Minch University for its financial support to implement the proposed study. Gratitude also goes to all school directors in the 10 selected primary schools in Chencha district. Finally, the authors want to express their sincere thanks to laboratory personnel in Chencha District Hospital and data collectors involved in interviewing, observation, and transportation of the collected sample to the hospital.
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