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2017 Buick LaCrosse Price And Release Date
2017 Buick LaCrosse Price And Release Date – The progres of model of the LaCrosse is one of the more agreeable autos in its class however it lacks the looks or even the on-street execution of some of its rivals. Keeping in mind the end goal to change that the organization discharged an all new model with the 2017 Buick LaCrosse. The auto has been supposed for quite a while and it has even been discovered trying with overwhelming disguise on it however just now we can perceive how great it truly it. Dissimilar to what a few producers are doing, Buick chose to assemble a totally new model with the new LaCrosse so it doesn't impart anything to the continuous model.
2017 Buick LaCrosse Review
2017 Buick LaCrosse depends on GM's P2XX engineering which is a stretched variant of the E2XX. That implies it utilizes a ton lighter materials than before which permit the new LaCrosse to be around 300 pounds lighter than the progressing model. The new stage additionally got better clamor, cruelty and vibration appraisals. Additionally, in spite of being just 0.6 crawls longer, 0.1 inches more extensive, the auto is 1.6 inches lower and it has a 3 creeps longer wheelbase. These new size makes it look significantly more like a car than a square shaped car which is superbly fine with us. Tragically the auto will go on special in the second 50% of 2016 and when it will hit the business sector it is required to be at any rate $4,000 more expesive than the present model.
2017 Buick LaCrosse Interior
The lodge of the new LaCrosse looks generally comparable to the outside. Fortunately, Buick figured out how to outline a preservationist inside which doesn't dispose of all the physical catches without looking messed. The middle console is wide and it highlights a 8 inch touch-screen which controls the satellite route or the infotainment framework. There is a handle that controls the temperature and the atmosphere control framework additionally includes pleasantly laid out catches. The upper part of the dashboard is secured in calfskin while the lower part is made out of unadulterated wood which truly separates it from its rivals.
2017 Buick LaCrosse Exterior
We should discuss the outside of the new LaCrosse since we need to say that it looks fabulous. We would even set out to say that the 2017 Buick LaCrosse looks superior to the MKZ or even the new European extravagance vehicles. The front end is positively a Buick however the lower position, more extensive grille and thin headlights make us consider an extravagance super-car. The back elements the appropriate measure of bends and together with the auto's low position and slanting rooftop make for a better than average looking vehicle. As standard it will accompany 18 inch wheels however 19 or 20 inch edges will be accessible even on the base trim levels.
2017 Buick LaCrosse Price and Release Date
Official evaluating has not yet been uncovered, but rather it's imaginable that General Motors will proceed with its present procedure of utilizing an ease base model to draw customers like the 2015 Buick LaCrosse 1SV which begins at $31,065 before including destination. Right now, we assess most forms loaded by merchants will probably begin above $34,000 taking into account how GM by and large positions the LaCrosse.


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I managed to get an answer from the "Municipalidad de Sta Cruz" based on a beachfront lot we have for sale about 300 meters before Hotel Capitan Suizo. We asked for an "Uso del Suelo" for this vacant lot, located on the beach of Playa Tamarindo and within the "Zona Maritimo Terestre". It is a lot with "Escritura" or a so called Titled land or "area privada en la zona maritimo terrestre". We have asked for the possibility to build on it and what the restrictions are in terms of height, setback and density. The answer was a letter explaining that there is currently no "Plano Regulador" in place in this area and it will depend on which of the 3 different possible zoning`s like 1. residential, 2. tourism and accommodation or 3. commercial and services will apply for this area. In short the maximum height for all 3 zones will be 16 meters (52.5 feet). Maximum footprint coverage of construction is 60-65% of the lot size, and set backs between 3 to 5 meters. More details, see here at the original document: Page 1, Page 2
The rest of the land on the beach within the 200m "Zona Maritimo Terrestre" which is called "concesion" will have a maximum of 14 meters and 3 stories as recently announced by La Gaceta.

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Pyramids and ziggurats provide a great deal of vital information about ancient cultures and civilizations which forms the backbone of most archeological investigations and studies. The most famous pyramids were the Great Pyramids built by the Egyptians while the great civilization of Mesopotamia is best known for the ziggurats. These two structures are similar in the outward appearance in that they share the same general form of a pyramid. However, the purpose as to which these two structures served in the society, which was actually the main purpose for them to be erected, were different especially in the religious context.
Pyramids have over time been thought of as the final resting places for the Pharaohs. However, recent findings have aided in uncovering that the pyramids were built with extremely narrow shafts so as to guide the souls of the pharaohs straight unto heaven. On the other hand, ziggurats are believed to have been built so as to house the gods. Therefore, only priests were allowed entry into the ziggurats. Ziggurats also served as retreat areas for priests especially when there were water overflows in the ground levels. In addition, ziggurats offered security to the entire priests in a kingdom.
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The geographical difference in location as to which these two structures were built is also of note. The ziggurats were mainly built in Babylon, Assyria and Sumer which was collectively referred to as Mesopotamia and corresponds to the present day Iraq and Syria while pyramids were common in Egypt and parts of South America.
Finally, ziggurats are different from pyramids in how they are built. Ziggurats have their sides receding and have steps, terraces or ramps while pyramids have extensive staircases but possess a smoother exterior. Ziggurats are multi-storied and all have seven levels that are taken as signifying the seven planets of the heavens. They do not have chambers in them and are rectangular or square shaped. On the other hand, pyramids have chambers are triangular shaped and all faces meet at the top. They are either 4-faced or have five faces.
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Low Blood Pressure - Treatment
Treatment of Low Blood Pressure
Blood pressure is pressure that flowing blood exerts on arterial walls. Normal blood pressure is between 110/65 mmHg and 140/90 mmHg. If blood pressure is below the lower limit, it is a sign of low blood pressure, or hypotension. Hypotension can have many causes and can affect a variety of age groups. In any case, it is important to treat long-term low blood pressure in order to prevent possible complications.
Causes of Low Blood Pressure
Low blood pressure, medically known as hypotension, is blood pressure repeatedly measured below 110/65 mmHg. Two types of low blood pressure, primary and secondary low blood pressure, are distinguished according to its causes.
- Primary low blood pressure appears due to unknown causes and typically affects young, healthy women. This is explained by possible deviations in the nervous and hormonal influences on blood pressure. This type of low blood pressure can also be found in athletes who are able to adapt to stress during training.
- Secondary low blood pressure usually occurs due to another underlying illness. These include kidney diseases, cardiovascular diseases or diseases of the internal secretory organs that produce hormones, for example in the case of decreased function of the thyroid or adrenal glands. Secondary low blood pressure can also be caused by major blood loss, burns, vomiting, diarrhea, pregnancy or dehydration.
The most severe cause of low blood pressure is shock. Shock can develop from a number of causes. These include bleeding, burns, bruising throughout the body, pancreatitis, acute myocardial infarction, pulmonary embolism, poisoning, major infections, severe allergic reactions, and many other life-threatening conditions.
Manifestations of Low Blood Pressure
In some individuals low blood pressure does not develop any symptoms, therefore they are unaware that they are suffering from this condition. If low blood pressure does manifest symptoms, they are typically common symptoms that appear due to a number of other conditions as well. These include fatigue, sleepiness, headaches, pallor, difficulty concentrating, shivering and cold extremities. In more severe cases, low blood pressure can cause vomiting, the appearance of flashing lights, cold sweats, nausea and short loss of consciousness.
Complications of Low Blood Pressure
Low blood pressure results in a decreased blood supply to organs. Some organs are especially sensitive to this condition which can cause short loss of consciousness. This can lead to various falls and injuries. Significant fluctuations in blood pressure between normal and low levels can also lead to complications such as a stroke, dementia and other brain disorders. Long-term untreated low blood pressure can lead to the failure of certain organs, such as the heart, kidneys or brain.
Diagnosing Low Blood Pressure
A diagnosis of low blood pressure is based on taking a detailed medical history and a clinical examination. The most basic method of measuring blood pressure is using a sphygmomanometer. Blood pressure is measured when lying down, sitting and standing. This way a doctor can determine the influence of gravity on the patient's blood pressure. A patient may also be indicated for a Holter monitor. This is a device that is attached to the patient and records his or blood pressure over a 24 hour period. The patient must record all activities undergone during the recording, and the time they were performed. The doctor can then compare the Holter monitor's recordings with the recorded activities and assess the relation.
Treatment of Low Blood Pressure
Treatment of low blood pressure is appropriate only when a patient experiences symptoms. Healthy individuals with no symptoms do not require treatment. Treatment of long-term low blood pressure is necessary in order to prevent the development of possible complications and organ failure. Treatment of low blood pressure is divided into conservative and pharmacological treatment.
Conservative Treatment of Low Blood Pressure
Conservative treatment of low blood pressure is based primarily on minor lifestyle modifications. Individuals with low blood pressure benefit from regular exercise such as swimming and the avoidance of rapid changes in position in terms of standing from a sitting or lying position. Compression stocking or bandages on the lower limbs are also recommended as they help the return of blood to the heart. An increased salt and fluid intake, as well as consuming caffeinated drinks, coffee and black tea are suitable as well.
Pharmacological Treatment of Low Blood Pressure
Pharmacological treatment of low blood pressure relies on the administration of medications that narrow the vascular walls, thus increasing blood pressure. Pharmacological treatment also requires treatment of the underlying illnesses that may be causing the low blood pressure. Treating secondary low blood pressure would not have any effect if the underlying illness is still present.
Preventing Low Blood Pressure
Prevention of low blood pressure relies on the avoidance of certain risk factors. These include slow standing from a sitting or lying position, sufficient amounts of physical activity and adequate fluid intake. Coffee and tea can also help prevent low blood pressure, though they should not be consumed too often as this could have the opposite effect.
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Here's seven reasons to visit the sun-soaked city Dubai and lap up the luxury
From desert adventures to spice markets, we share tips for your next summer break
DESIGNER shopping, year-round fab weather and seriously swanky hotels make Dubai a firm favourite with celebs.
But there's more to this eclectic UAE city than simply topping up your tan and expanding your wardrobe. From desert adventures and gastronomic feasts to colourful spice markets, here's how to see a side of Dubai you won't find on Coleen Rooney's Instagram.
1 — Spicy markets
Hidden within the winding alleyways and sandy stonewalls of the Old Town in the city's eastern quarter is the Gold Souk.
Open daily from 11am, it's a step-back-in-time treasure trove of shops and stalls selling everything from gold jewellery to ornate lamps, spices and herbs in every colour of the rainbow. Warning: the shop owners love to shout "Shakira!" if you happen to be even slightly blonde.
2 — Water fun
Hop on an abra motorised boat for just 20p and glide along Dubai Creek.
Historically, the creek divided the city into two sections – Deira and Bur Dubai – and it was along the Bur Dubai creek that settlers first arrived in the 19th century.
Sit back and soak up the beautiful architecture that decorates either side of the water.
The boats run frequently every day from 5am to midnight.
3 — Arabian Nights
Leave the skyscrapers for an afternoon and visit the UAE's first national park, the Dubai Desert Conservation Reserve, a 45-minute drive from the city.
Platinum Heritage runs a Desert Safari excursion on the reserve, where you travel across dunes in cool vintage Land Rovers.
Your guide will teach you about the Bedouin people who survived in the desert for hundreds of years, and if you're lucky you'll spot antelope.
Later, watch a falcon show and take the desert's answer to an Uber – a camel.
It's a bumpy 20-minute ride to dinner, but the six-course meal that awaits you under the stars – finished with a fire show and shisha – is totally worth it.
Tours cost from £125 for half a day (Platinum-heritage.com).
4 — Ace eateries
Dubai's foodie scene is a marriage of all its Middle Eastern neighbours.
The Frying Pan Adventures tour walks you through Deira to sample Egyptian, Iranian and Lebanese delights from hand-picked restaurants, £82 for 4.5 hours (Fryingpanadventures.com).
Let the feast continue at Bleu Blanc, which serves smoky meat from a wood-fired grill, from £38 (Bleublanc-dubai.com).
After dinner, ask to be shown to their candlelit speakeasy bar for a classy nightcap.
Elsewhere, hit industrial zone Al Quoz to scope out Alserkal Avenue, a hub of corrugated blocks home to foodie pop-ups as well as art galleries and a cinema (Alserkalavenue.ae).
At Mirzam Chocolate you can watch the sweet stuff being made, then grab a white hot chocolate chai in the cafe for £5, or a lush ice cream, £5 (Mirzam.com).
Facts and figures
- Temperature: 38C
- Flight time: 7 hours
- Time difference: +3 hours
- Currency: Emrati Dirham
- Emirates flies from London Gatwick and Stansted to Dubai from £329 return (Emirates.com)
5 — The culture hit
Entertainment is all around you in Dubai, but for an unforgettable experience catch theatre show La Perle.
It's a 90-minute attack on the senses, with incredible dramatics, acrobatics and indoor waterfalls.
Tickets cost from £52 (Laperle.com). For a cool culture fix, check out the new Jameel Arts Centre, one of Dubai's first contemporary art institutions. Entry is free (Jameelartscentre.org).
6 — Views for miles
There's no better way to see how Dubai divides into the old and the new than from the 150m tall Dubai Frame.
Built last year, it's made to resemble a giant picture frame and offers sweeping panoramic views of shiny new buildings, Deira across the bright blue waters of the Arabian Gulf and over to the vast dunes of the desert.
It features a glass 100m bridge at the top connecting the two parallel verticals.
Beware – stepping out on to that crystal-clear floor may cause serious jelly legs. Entry costs £10.50 (Thedubaiframe.com).
7 — A-list accommodation
In a city famous for world-class hotels, the five-star JW Marriott Marquis is huge, with 14 restaurants and bars, eight shops, a spa, nightclub and 1,608 rooms.
Sip an espresso martini, £18, in the Vault bar on the 72nd floor while gazing at the city at night.
Rooms costs from £82 B&B (Jwmarriottmarquisdubailife.com).For a jaw-dropping stay, the Palazzo Versace boasts marble mosaic floors and iconic Versace china, plus three outdoor pools shaded by palm trees and a stunning garden.
The 215 rooms all have Jacuzzi baths, silk furnishings and king-size beds.
Every tiny detail screams luxury – no wonder the Imperial Suite is where J.Lo stays with future hubby A-Rod. Double rooms cost from £151 B&B (Palazzoversace.ae).


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Saving Time and Money with a Multiple-Warehouse Strategy
How splitting your inventory between multiple locations speeds up delivery and reduces shipping costs
Ecommerce business owners are often faced with a dilemma: host all inventory in a single warehouse to keep supply-chain management simple, or utilize multiple warehouses to save on shipping. The problem is, you need both.
You'll never compete with larger retailers if you can't offer fast delivery speeds at low cost, and you'll never survive if you can't manage a complicated supply chain.
This is why we're excited to announce the opening of our second warehouse in Memphis, TN. This facility will allow you to offer your East Coast customers two-day ground shipping at a competitive price while still utilizing our shockingly simple shipping software to automatically select the closest warehouse and most affordable option for the customer's location and order.
Why use a multi-warehouse strategy?
When an ecommerce brand is looking to target a growing national or global audience, hosting all the product at a single warehouse can cause massive shipping delays and crazy-high transport costs. It can also become incredibly inefficient and in some cases, detrimental to the product. Our customers like WYLDER need to offer their probiotic coffee as fresh as possible to every customer, coast to coast. Waiting a week for delivery just won't cut it.
In fact, 73 percent of shoppers expect affordable, fast deliveries and 24 percent of customers will actually cancel an order for slow shipping. In a nutshell, unpredictable or long shipping times lead to the swift death of an online retailer.
With the opening of our Tennessee warehouse, in addition to our LA-based warehouse, your customers can receive the same fast, affordable shipping regardless of where they live.
A couple highlights:
- The new warehouse brings the max in-country shipping time to three days, with 90 percent of the U.S. in a two-day shipping zone.
- Having inventory in both warehouses easily saves 20 percent of shipping costs.
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Unless your business plan includes you managing shipping 24/7, attempting to manage inventory between multiple warehouses and shipping services will inevitably lead to inventory issues and communication problems.
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This is really only the beginning. We've got big plans for an East Coast warehouse, which will allow our customers to offer two-day shipping to 95 percent of the U.S.—stay tuned.
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Montreal was a real treat (albeit completely different than Quebec City). Quebec City has that certain "European-charm"--clear streets, gorgeous historic buildings, horse drawn carriages etc. Montreal is a more diverse city and comes with a side dish of steaming hot metropolitan culture. After taking a walking tour of Montreal, we visited the Notre Dame Cathedral of Montreal. BREATHTAKINGLY beautiful interior. After indulging on this architectural delicacy, we took a bus out to the Biodome where were visited the 4 ecospheres: tropical, temperate, coastal and arctic. I actually already visited the Biodome the first time I ventured to Quebec 11 years ago (but it was still nice to re-explore the Biodome). After we made our way back to the city center Alanna and I met up with our host family and had dinner in a charming little neighborhood just outside of the city center. Our host dad is a professional photographer and he showed us his amazing work and he also gave me tips on how to use my DSLR camera.
Later that evening we met up with Alanna's cousin and found a good spot to watch the fireworks competition that's being held in Montreal this entire summer. We saw Canada's official entry into the competition. It was an amazing show based around the theme of "love." The fireworks lasted for 30 minutes, and our view from the bridge was just spectacular :)
The next morning I headed uptown to meet up with my friend Catherine who was in the same residential college as me at Yale. We grabbed brunch at a wonderful restaurant called Lawrence. I opted for the d'oeufs champignon--yum! The mushrooms were so rich and buttery, and the iced cafe au lait was to die for.
After brunch, Catherine and I decided to take a mini-culinary tour of Montreal. We grabbed Montreal-style bagels at Fairmount Bagel (they hand roll the dough, soak the bagels in honeywater, and then bake them in a brick oven over an open flame. HEAVEN!) The bagels are much smaller than New York style bagels and are quite sweet. Fairmount Bagel coats there in poppy seeds, and when you order one at the counter, it comes piping hot out of the oven and into your hand (all for 75 cents).
After our trip to the bagel shop, we made our way to a patisserie which as "better Croissants than Paris!" I opted to get an almond croissant to go. It was delicious, but I have to admit that I am a diehard fan of Croissant D'or in New Orleans.
Finally, we made our way to Shuartz's--famous smoked meat establishment in Montreal. The line outside the diner was 2 hours long! Luckily for us, there is also a take-out counter adjacent to the diner. After thirty-minutes in line, we finally ordered our smoked meat sandwiches on white bread with lots of mustard, and a black cherry cola on the side. Perfection!
After lunch, I said goodbye to Catherine, and headed to the large city park to meet up with Alanna, our host family and Alanna's cousin for the weekly musical gathering: Tamtam. For an hour or so we listened to the syncopated rhythms of African drums echoing throughout the park. There were a few hundred people enjoying the music, basking in the sun and dancing. After a while we walked a bit further into the park to check out the life action role play (people who dress up in mediaeval garb and fight one another with faux weapons).
All in all a wonderful experience in Montreal!


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There are many ways to initiate an Audit of your computer assets. I break them into two main categories: those initiated from within Track-It!; and those initiated outside of Track-It!
I break them into these categories because how you configure the Admin Console and Merging depends on whether Track-It! initiated the Audit or not.
Audits initiated from within Track-It!
-Scheduled Audits
-Audit On Demand
Since Track-It! is aware of these audits, it knows that it will have to do a merge in order to get the results into the database. Track-It! initiates the audit, waits a predetermined amount of time, then automatically launches a merge to process the results.
Scheduled Audits
Track-It! has the ability to queue up all of your computer assets at a time you determine, and go down the list auditing them. You control that time in Admin Console > Configuration > Inventory > Auditing > Scheduled Audits.
When this is enabled, at the indicated time the Track-It! server will take all assets that have an Asset Type of Computer (and any child asset types you create under Computer), and place them into the Audit Queue. It will then go down this list, attempting to audit them a couple of machines at a time. This process relies on the Workstation Manager being properly installed on the target machine.
This can take up to 3 minutes per computer (though typically it's closer to a minute or a minute and a half per computer). For this reason, if you're queuing a large number (400+ computers) on a daily basis, you may be adding to the queue faster than Track-It! is clearing the queue. Over time, you can end up with a logjam in the queue.
To view the queue, go to Admin Console > Configuration > Inventory > Auditing > Queue. Here you'll see both the Current Queue, and Queue History. It's also a good idea to periodically clear Queue History, as it will grow over time and eventually cause excessive time delays in opening the Queue History window, as well as possibly causing delays in auditing in severe cases.
Audit On Demand
This is simply an Audit Now evolution. You can right click a computer in the Inventory module, and one of the options you'll see is Audit Now. You can use the Shift + Click or Ctrl + Click to select more than one, then use Audit Now for the entire lot.
This adds that machine (or machines) to the end of the audit queue, so if there are any machines already queued up in the Current Queue, you'll have to wait in line for your machine(s) to be audited.
This also relies on the Workstation Manager.
Audits initiated outside of Track-It!
Audits can easily be initiated outside of Track-It! in any number of ways:
-A user can browse to \\<Track-It! server>\<Track-It! share>\ and double click on audit.exe, or click a Desktop icon that points to that location.
-You can add a line to your login scripts, similar to \\<server>\<share>\audit.exe
-You can use a GPO or any other process that you can configure to run a batch file or executable on a workstation.
The short answer is, all you have to do is get audit.exe to run on a target machine through some triggering mechanism.
Any time the audit runs outside of Track-It!, it checks the configuration page in Admin Console > Configuration > Inventory > Auditing > Manual Audit Restrictions, to see what you want it to do. If there's a checkmark in the "Limit the number … to once a day" dialog, and the audit has already run today, then the audit will immediately exit without returning an XML file to the Track-It! server.
If the audit is initiated outside of Track-It! on Monday, and there's no checkmark for Monday under "Specific Day of Week", the audit again will immediately exit without returning results to the Track-It! server.
Those two settings are very handy for fine-tuning audit's behavior when you use a login script as the initiating trigger.
A common concern I hear when discussing login script-initiated audits: "That will add to the time it takes for a user to log in." If you preface the command with the standard DOS "start" command:
start \\<server>\<share>\audit.exe
then the login script won't wait for the audit to complete; it will launch the audit as a background process and continue on. In this situation, the audit can still be running in the background after the login script as exited, and the user will have no idea that it's even there, unless they happen to bring up Task Manager and see it.
Since this is standard DOS, you can customize this in nearly unlimited ways. For example, if you have a lot of RDP/Citrix, and you don't want to initiate audits when a user logs into one of those sessions, you simply include logic to check for the %SESSINONAME% variable, and not audit unless that variable = Console, something like this:
If %SESSIONNAME% == Console start \\<server>\<share>\audit.exe
When audits are initiated outside of Track-It!, then the server is unaware that audit results are coming into the \Data directory; and so, it's unaware that it needs to run a merge to process them. In this case, you'd use Admin Console >Configuration > Inventory > Merging > Schedule, and set up a recurring merge process.
There are two choices here, and the one you should select depends on your individual situation.
-Automatically merge on interval
-Automatically merge daily
Automatically merge on interval
You can set the merge process to check every hour or so for audit results, and process them if found. This will give you almost real-time results. For example, if you add a new machine for a user, that machine should automatically show up in Track-It! within an hour or so of the user running the login script.
The downside to this option is the potential for performance hits, especially early in the morning. The merge process can be resource intensive. If everyone logs in early Monday morning and gets audited, and then a merge kicks off an hour later, the Track-It! server is going to be heavily loaded for some time while it processes through hundreds of audit results. Depending on the number of audit results and the hardware specs you're running Track-It! on, this may have too big of a negative impact on performance.
Automatically merge daily
For situations where performance is a concern, this might be a better choice. All of the audit results continue to stream in, and sit in the \Data folder. At some time in the evening when there's minimum use n the Track-It! server, a merge kicks off and processes all of the audit results.
This has the benefit of imposing no performance loss during the normal workday. The downside is, any new machine that gets audited today doesn't show up in the Inventory module until after the merge, and you won't see it until tomorrow.


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Breathe. You're going to be okay. This pain you feel is going to pass. Maybe not this moment or today or tomorrow, but sometime soon. The hurt will fade. Don't give up before things get better. You may be wounded, but you aren't broken. You can and will heal.
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Who doesn't love a good face mask session right? In fact it's one of the few beauty related things that my partner and I can do together which makes it that little bit better and more enjoyable too! Maybe those that mask together stay together?
So recently we decided to give these Anatomical face masks a try. The packaging of all Anatomicals products is so bright, colourful and quirky that they really help to draw you in and whilst they are now found at Boots and Boots Online they come at a super affordable price point too.
After much umming and ahhing my partner went for the tropical hydrating mask that was a white mask with a hint of coconut in the scent; it looked and had that distinctive smell of suncream.
I went for the mattifying mask that turned out to be a pale blue mixture with the slightest hint of mint in the scent but only in the most mild of ways which meant there was only a little tingling to the face.
Each mask recommends leaving it on for 10-15 minutes to start to dry before using a warm cloth to wipe it away. The mattifying one certainly seemed to dry faster on the face than the hydrating one but this is something that you would rather expect given their properties.
As well as drying faster the mattifying mask really helped to bring the nasties out of the pores and the effects rolled on to the next morning when I found my face to certainly not be oily at all!
My partner found the hydrating mask to be exactly that but it was not something that lasted a long time after removal. His face was noticeably fresh and glowing the next day but nothing too extreme and as the hours went by it returned to looking as it always does.
The masks being made by a cruelty free brand is also a winner in my books, though I could not find anything on their website about products being vegan or otherwise; clarity on this in the future would be fantastic.
A good piece of fun and I will certainly be looking into more products from the brand in the future. Do you have an Anatomicals favourite?
*Gifted as PR. All opinions given are our own.


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At High Performance Parenting we work with parents to help make their children's sporting dreams come true, in any sport at any level. Whether your child dreams of Olympic glory, of representing their county or country or of making it onto the school rounders team, we're here to help you support them on their way.
Helping your child achieve sporting success can involve you being an expert in so many areas. Are you feeding them the right food? Are they doing the right amount of training? Are they robust enough? It can be a minefield and leave parents feeling out of their depth and lacking in confidence.
At High Performance Parenting we can support parents in a variety of ways:
Our first e-learning modules for parents of athletes are now available. We have two titles 'Nutrition for Athletes' and 'Mental Strength Training'. They are designed for parents to work through with young athletes to give vital support on the sporting journey. They would also be suitable for older athletes to use independently, or for coaches to use as a framework for delivering nutritional and psychological support to athletes and their parents. We have a variety of other titles in development. Click the button above for more information.
We have been working with sports clubs and schools for many years, delivering tailored workshops and presentations for parents on a whole host of subjects. Click the link above for more information and share it with your child's club or school if you would like them to arrange a workshop. Click here to read what other parents say about our workshops.
Sometimes parents and young athletes face difficult challenges in their sport and want the security of a 1-2-1 session. Or maybe the query that you have is specific and you just need a clear answer to one question. That's where a 1-2-1 can really help and set both athlete and parent back on track and enjoying the journey through sport. Click the button above to get in contact for more information on a 1-2-1.
What to Expect - clips from a workshop with Yorkshire Carnegie Rugby Academy for boys
Tips & Tricks for Parents
Try to remember that it's their game, not yours. Even though as parents we have a huge influence over our children, at the end of the day they are their own person and their preferences are not necessarily your preferences. A child doing sport just to please their parents is not a truly happy child, or one likely to go a long way in that sport. They need to love what they do, even if you don't.
Try not to do everything for them. The best young athletes are the ones that know how to look after themselves. I know it's tempting to make all their meals, do all their laundry and generally just let them worry about their sport. But your young athlete is going to grow into an adult sooner than you think. That adult athlete needs to know how to cook, clean and look after themselves, so as they get older, looking for opportunities for independence and learning is a great policy.
Try not to put unnecessary pressure on your child. Of course you want them to succeed, they probably want that too, but piling pressure on them will eventually cause them to crack. The fact that your child is willing to engage in sport in a public place and put themselves in a position where they might fail is worthy of praise in itself. If they win, that's great and it deserves celebration. But if they lose, that's ok too. It represents a great opportunity to learn and reflect on what they are doing, they should never feel afraid to make mistakes and neither should you.
Follow some key players in your child's sport on social media. This will give you a real insight into their sport at a high level and help you to empathise with the challenges your child faces. Understanding what the main events are and who the role models are in the sport will help you to engage with your child about their sport in a fun way, without stepping out of the parent's role and into the coach's role.


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Author: Jasmine Wakeel, Campaigns Co-Ordinator, Ireland, The ONE Campaign
As the European Parliament settles into a new term, it has already had considerable concerns to contend with – from debating polarising current issues to negotiating key legislative matters.
It is crucial then, to consider the impact the new composition of the Parliament, policy focuses and financial matters might have on development and humanitarian assistance.
The composition of the new European Parliament
Predictions of nationalist and populist forces leading failed to materialise in the results of the European Parliament elections in May. The so-called "Green Wave", which at first appeared dramatic, was later noted as a phenomenon restricted for the most part to Western Europe.
One thing that's certain is that the Parliament is more fragmented than in past parliamentary terms, with the previously dominant European People's Party (EPP) maintaining their position as the biggest grouping but seeing their proportion of seats vastly reduced. Although nationalist MEPs will not have the numbers in the European Parliament to form a blocking minority to prevent the Parliament from passing progressive legislation, newer and smaller parties gained support in the elections.
The new Parliament is also an untested one, with nearly two thirds of those elected in 2019 not having held seats before and with emerging regroupings, such as Renew Europe. From here on, compromising and forging coalitions will become more crucial and more difficult than ever before.
Policy focuses
Climate is now firmly on the radar of the EU with activists like Greta Thunberg having made an impassioned plea to the last Parliament and the rise in Green MEP numbers. The increase in Green and liberal members could also precipitate a rise in support for action on numerous pressing international issues beyond the global climate emergency. From an international development perspective, will be important to ensure attention is not diverted towards climate-related policy change at the cost of maintaining or building funding and support in other areas that address the root causes of poverty.
Changes in leadership/'top jobs'
It is very possible that we will see action on the climate emergency amongst the issues at the top of the next Commission President's agenda, Ursula von der Leyen, the first woman to be elected to this position. In her speech to the Parliament ahead of voting commencing the new Commission President committed if elected to, "refocus our European Semester to make sure we stay on track with our Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)." This may prove more challenging than expected as not all European parties are as keen on having the SDGs central to European policy.
Financial allocations
Linking with the point above, if the EU is to continue its role as a world leader, the SDGs must form a crucial part of the decision making on the direction of the next long term EU budget (also known as the Multiannual Financial Framework (MFF) 2021-2027) which is currently being negotiated by the European Commission, with input from the European Parliament. Alongside a new budgetary approach to the MFF, development money being turned towards migration is not off the table and this should be carefully monitored by the sector.
At this early stage, it seems unlikely that this new and fragmented Parliament will negatively impact support for international development and humanitarian aid, especially as the EU is the world's leading humanitarian aid donor. It is however difficult to predict with any certainty what will come to pass as we head into the 10 year countdown to achieve the SDGs.
The opinions expressed in this blog are the author's own and do not necessarily reflect the views of Dóchas.


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Tomas Gonzalez-Torres: Former NASA Flight Director
Dr. Peggy Whitson: Astronaut, Former Commander of the International Space Station and Former Chief of NASA's Astronaut Office
Chris H. Hill: Expert on 3D Printing
Mike O'Donnell: Future of Manufacturing
Tor Finseth: Spaceflight Operations


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French festival FIDMarseille, known for its focus on experimental, boundary-pushing work spanning both documentary and fiction, has unveiled the selection of projects due to be presented at the 10th edition of its project development event.
Running July 12-13, the FIDLab will feature 12 projects, selected out of 322 submissions.
They includeThe River, the latest film from Lebanese filmmaker Ghassan Salhab after his well-travelled, awarding-winning dramas The Valley and The Mountain.
It revolves around a younger woman and older man whose lunch in a mountain restaurant is disrupted by fighter planes overhead, pushing them out into nature and revealing the complexity of their relationship as the day declines.
Austrian director Georg Tiller will attend with his hybrid project City Of Falls about a "moony waitress and a shy croupier who fall in love while reenacting the War of 1812 for tourists at Niagara Falls."
French filmmaker Nicolas Peduzzi will unveil Roller Coaster, following the woman living on the fringes of society in the southern United States dealing with the consequences of a devastating hurricane.
Peduzzi's last work Southern Belle, about the troubled daughter of a late oil tycoon, won the Grand Prix in FID Marseille's French competition last year.
US director Bill Morrison will bring his new work The Village Detective exploring the life and times of Soviet actor, Mikhail Zharov.
The lab will dole out eight prizes offering different types of development and post-production support. This year's jury comprises French-Belgian art curator Chantal Crousel, the Doha Film Institute's head of grants Khalil Benkarine and French producer Arnaud Dommerc, who operates under the Andolfi banner.
Over its ten-year history, the lab has supported a number of award-winning documentary and fiction features, including most recently Clement Cogitore's Braguino, Narimane Mari's La Fort des Fous and Basma Alsharif's Ouroboros.
The FIDLab 2018 SELECTION
- The River - Ghassan Salhab (Leb, Fr)
- A Treatise On Limnology - Dane Komljen, James Lattimer (Ger, Sp)
- Ceuta's Gate - Randa Maroufi (Fr, Morocco, Qatar)
- City of Falls - Georg Tiller (Austria)
- For Spring - Marine Hugonnier (Austria)
- Inside Guillaume - Assaf Gruber (Ger)
- Pacú Boy - Manuela Gamboa (Arg)
- Roller Coaster - Nicolas Peduzzi (Fr)
- Sebastiano Blu - Pauline Curnier Jardin (UK)
- Intentional Sweat - Chrystèle Nicot (Fr)
- The Village Detective - Bill Morrison (US)
- Tremor Iê - Lívia de Paiva, Elena Meirelles (Br)


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The best Poland betting sites cater primarily to both online wagers from Polish players and Polish sporting events or teams. Winter sports are particularly popular in Poland, such as ice hockey but there is a large football (soccer) interest in the region as well. In addition to many popular payment methods in the region such as NETeller and credit card, many Polish bettors enjoy using their exclusive online payment method at betting sites – known as Przelewy24. The best Poland betting sites takes steps to make sure that their software is accessible to players that speak Polish as their first language and allow deposits, withdrawals and wagers in the Polish Zloty.
Poland Online Betting Information
The primary currency used for Poland betting is the Polish Zloty with currency rates that typically average out to about 1 United States Dollar to about 2.77 Polish Zloty. Of course, along with this currency, the Euro is also quite popular in the country. Throughout Poland, these two currencies are widely used at the best Poland betting sites. The language most often used in Poland for online betting is Polish. There are also a great deal of residents in Poland that speak English as a second language and often use it for betting on the Internet. The best Poland betting sites typically offer betting in both English and Polish and accept deposits in the Zloty and Euro. Betting in Poland is not anywhere near as strictly regulated as it is in other portions of the world such as the United States. In fact, one of the few restrictions on gambling in the country concerns itself with brick and mortar betting rooms rather than online betting. For example, no betting room can open in a Polish city with less than 250,000 residents. As there are only three companies that offer sports betting in the country of Poland, international betting web sites make up most of the best Poland betting sites. When residents of Poland place wagers on sporting events, they are taxed at anywhere from 2% to 45% depending on the nature of the wager and the amount won.
Attributes Of The Best Poland Betting Sites
The most important attributes of the best Poland betting sites is that they accept the Polish Zloty and allow players from Poland to participate in online betting. Finding a betting site that features software available in Polish is quite rare so the best Poland betting sites are those that take steps to make their software more accessible to players from Poland. Two very popular sports in Poland include football and ice hockey – both of which Poland plays with national teams. The best Poland betting sites will allow a large variety of wagers on football and ice hockey events, especially during the Olympics. Finally, many of the best Poland betting sites accept a popular Polish payment method known as Przelewy24 with low deposit minimums/fees and fast processing times. The best Poland betting sites can typically be drawn from the list of some of the best betting sites on the Internet – largely due to the country's large population and relaxed legal restrictions on Internet betting. While finding betting sites that are available in Polish and accept the Zloty can be difficult, it is easy to find betting sites that accept the Euro and feature software available in popular secondary languages in the country – English and German.
Gambling Laws
Polish gambling laws have undergone major changes in recent years. For the longest time, sports betting was the only form of online betting that was legal across the country. Amendments to the gambling law enacted in 2016 changed the to permit operators to apply for sports betting licenses.
The 2016 amendments also legalized online casino games and poker, although those forms of gaming may only be offered by the state-run monopoly lottery company. Unfortunately, confiscatory tax rates for sports betting have caused some betting sites to leave the market entirely and others to state that they have no intention to apply for an online sports betting license.
The first regulation of online gaming in modern times in Poland was enacted by the Gambling Law of 2009 and a handful of amendment to that law initiated in 2011 and 2016. The original Gambling Law (full text here) concerned itself mostly with land-based casinos and betting operations. It laid out the terms by which licenses may be awarded, how casinos must conduct business and also clearly made it a criminal offense for individual gamblers to participate in unlicensed gambling activities.
In 2011, amendments (full text here) to the law were passed and these focused primarily on internet betting. The amendments specifically criminalized both the organization of and participation in gambling games online. Only sports betting was permitted under the amendment, and only by licensed entities.
The 2011 amendments did lay out a licensing framework for online bookmakers, but the requirements for a license were so burdensome that only four operators (all Polish) bothered to secure licenses. There were two hurdles in particular that have dissuaded international operators from achieving a license in Poland:
- Prospective licensees were required establish a "physical presence" in Poland
- Licensees were subject to a 12% tax on total turnover
These two requirements alone made it too costly for international operators to even consider applying for a Polish betting license. Even so, that hasn't stopped foreign gambling sites from targeting Poland anyways. Multiple reports have found that unlicensed betting firms account for 90% of Poland's total online gambling revenue, with licensed operators accounting for just 10%.
Both the 2009 law and the later amendments failed to meet a single objective. Rather than boosting the domestic industry and collecting taxes from operators, the laws have persuaded international operators to avoid licensing and continue to accept Polish customers without paying any taxes at all to the state. Simultaneously, Poland has no effective mechanisms to prevent access or payments to foreign betting websites.
The one step Polish regulators have taken in an effort to combat the offshore industry is to target individual players with criminal action for visiting unlicensed betting sites. In 2014, the Ministry of Finance revealed that it had information on more than 24,000 players with active investigations on 1,100 of them – all for patronizing foreign gaming sites.
Changing the Law
Polish lawmakers found themselves under pressure from both the EU and operators uninterested in serving the market under the hostile legal environment. Furthermore, the existing legislation's failure to achieve its goals resulted in politicians proposing further amendments to the gambling law.
One major change made in 2014 repealed restrictions on financial transactions to and from foreign betting sites. The change came about as a result of significant pressure from the European Commission, whose opposition was based on free trade agreements that it found Poland's gambling laws to violate. The change gave payment processors such as Skrill and Neteller the ability to quickly process payments for gaming sites and issue winnings to players.
Other amendments were also proposed in 2014 in order to bring Poland's licensing framework in line with EU treaties regarding the free movement of goods and services. These changes include altering the "physical presence" requirement, legalization of online poker and an end of the Polish monopoly over "number games."
Those amendments were finalized and enacted in 2016. Sadly, the burdensome tax rate for sports betting was left intact and a state monopoly over casino and poker games was enforced. The situation in Poland is currently not a favourable one for international betting sites. Some sites left the market in 2017 and more are likely to follow suit.
Furthermore, Poland began an internet blocking program taking effect in July of 2017. The Ministry of Finance released its first blacklist in May of 2017. Polish internet providers are now required to block access to any website within 48 hours of that website appearing on the blacklist. Internet providers that do not comply are subject to hefty fines. That list will undoubtedly grow as the new gaming laws scare international operators away from applying for Polish betting licenses.
Horse Racing Betting in Poland
Poland's gaming laws do not adequately address horse racing betting even though three racetracks operate across the country. Local race tracks do not permit horse racing and licensed gaming sites do not offer parimutuel style wagering. However, Unlicensed foreign-owned betting sites do offer fixed-odds horse wagering on both international and Polish races.


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Pediatricians Mailing Address Lists
Pediatricians are involved in practicing medical care of children and infants. They work in both hospitals and as primary care physicians. As they form the cornerstone of the pediatric healthcare industry, their role has a lot of importance. The Pediatricians Mailing Address Lists from B2B Email Listz presents the healthcare marketers with immense opportunity to develop strong connections with the targeted healthcare professionals. Moreover, our email lists are the most sought-after by the customers who promote pediatric products and services.
Marketers can channelize marketing activities to generate a substantial degree of cognizance in the current and new markets. It is possible as we develop Pediatricians Email Address Lists after intense market research.
Hasty Lead Generation
Cultivating a positive reputation in the market is vital for a business focusing on children. As it takes immense planning to develop brand value in the market, marketers have to deliver the promotional activities in an engaging manner. It connects them with the target audience in a better way. It eventually drives improvement in lead generation and sales closure.
Higher Returns
With consistent lead generation and sales closure, while marketing using the Pediatricians Contact Data, marketers will realize the business aspirations in a short time-frame. It helps the advertisers to enjoy a higher rate of returns. Additionally, advertisers will also experience a surge in the current client base.
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Why should we use Pediatricians Mailing Address Lists?
Transforming the business to generate better sales and revenue is at times necessary for a company to sustain in the target market. An increase in lead generation is the fundamental purpose of any marketing campaign. To deliver good results regularly, marketers need quality email lists.
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Our lunch ended with a bowl of noodles with fresh vegetables in them that you add sauce to . It was delicious and the company was wonderful.
Beijings famous alcohol and Coke Light (Diet Coke in the U.S.) cans.
People danicing with long pieces of silk at the Summer Palace.
Some of the people that we saw in Beijing. Children are considered a great treasure by their parents. They are carried everywhere and very rarely told no.
Family visiting the Great Wall.
At our dinner with Annies family there was a kabuki dancer. It was impossible to tell how he changed his masks during the performance. Even when he did it right in front of us.
Chinese Opera singer.
The presentation of the dishes were like small pieces of art.
More traditional dancers.
Mr. Tang's nephew feeding him tea on the end of the chopstick. They were so sweet together.
This motor scooter was MOVING!
This motor scooter was MOVING!
When we were all ththrough the way through the Summer Palace we walked through a park where people were gathered to talk, play games, have sing-a-longs, dance, exercise, and visit.
Almost everyone we saw had big smiles on their faces and were enjoying the nice day and company of other people. The singing was beutiful, especially the last group we walked by with all men singing a song that was about remembering the past when they were young.
One of the singers. He was really just singing his heart out for these people.
We were taken by our tour guide the first day to a Chinese home that allows tourist to visit. This is a stack of coal that they use to heat and cook with and some of the biggest scallions I've ever seen.
The kitchen, which is a seperate building from the sleeping area.
Guest area of house.
Guest area of house.
The home owners bird hanging in the courtyard. The house has been in his family for 3 generations. Some of the furniture in the house is original to the building.
The roads that you walk down are very narrow and have a solid wall facing the street, then you turn down a corridor, go through a door and there is a whole living space behind the door. Talk about more than meets the eye.
Little girl on her way home from school.
I love the picture of this woman. It turned out she was waiting to pick up her child from school.
Grasses growing out of the tiles on the roof.
Construction workers and our rickshaw drivers shoulder.
Grasses growing out of the tiles on the roof.
Construction workers and our rickshaw drivers shoulder.
Taking a break.
People out enjoying the sun.
Construction worker.
Good example of how children are bundled up to prevent them catching cold.
Woman beating the dust from silk filled comforter.


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Honeywellbeing Internet Privacy & Cookies Policy
This Policy is effective as of May 25th, 2018 and compliant with GDPR.
What is GDPR?
General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) was passed by the EU Parliament in April of 2016. Replacing the Data Protection Directive from the 90s, it's the biggest overarching legislative change in data privacy regulation to take place the last 20 years.
GDPR was created to standardize data privacy laws throughout Europe—and to put greater protection on the data privacy of EU citizens. The big changes are:
A Change in Legislative Scope: Now, all controllers and processors in the EU are subject to GDPR—even if the data they're accessing is processed outside of the EU. The reverse is also true. If you're a company processing the data of EU citizens (either to offer goods and services, or to monitor behavior taking place in the EU)—it doesn't matter where you're based, or where you're processing the data. You still have to comply with GDPR.
Greater Penalties for noncompliance: The maximum fine for noncompliance with GDPR is up to 4% of annual global turnover, or 20 million euros—depending on which is greater.
Strengthened Conditions for Consent: No more legalese. Consent has to be given in an easy, accessible way before processing a persons data. You also have to disclose the purpose for that data processing, and make it as easy to withdraw consent as to give it.
A full list of the key GDPR changes can be found on the EU GDPR website here.
This is the internet privacy policy for Honeywellbeing (the "Website")
This website is the property of [add business name]. We take the privacy of all visitors to this Website very seriously and therefore set out in this privacy and cookies policy our position regarding certain privacy matters and the use of cookies on this Website.
This policy covers all data that is shared by a visitor with us whether directly via Honeywellbeing or via email. This policy been created by the EYEDiA, and is occasionally updated by us so we suggest you re-review from time to time.
This policy provides an explanation as to what happens to any personal data that you share with us, or that we collect from you either directly via this Website or via email.
Certain businesses are required under the data protection act to have a data controller. For the purpose of the Data Protection Act 1998 our data controller is Steve Nethercott-Cable and can be contacted via email at email@example.com
- Information we collect
In operating our Website we may collect and process the following data about you:
1.1 Details of your visits to our Website and the resources that you access including, but not limited to, traffic data, location data, weblog statistics and other communication data.
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On occasion, we may gather information about your computer for our services, and to provide statistical information regarding the use of our Website to our advertisers.
Such information will not identify you personally, it is statistical data about our visitors and their use of our site. This statistical data does not identify any personal details whatsoever. It is used by us to analyse how visitors interact with the Website so that we can continue to develop and improve this Website.
We may gather information about your general Internet use by using a cookie file that is downloaded to your computer. Where used, these cookies are downloaded to your computer automatically. This cookie file is stored on the hard drive of your computer as cookies contain information that is transferred to your computer's hard drive. They help us to improve our Website and the service that we provide to you.
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The information that we collect and store relating to you is primarily used to enable us to provide our services to you. In addition, we may use the information for the following purposes:
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3.4 If you are an existing customer, we may contact you with information about goods and services similar to those which were the subject of a previous sale to you.
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Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) President to Host InvestDRC Forum during First South Africa State Visit
InvestDRC will bring together an elite class of ministers and senior level government officials and top executives of private sector companies
PRETORIA, South Africa, September 6, 2019/ — As part of President Félix Tshisekedi's first state visit to South Africa, the Government of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) will host its first ever InvestDRC Forum on November 22, 2019 in Johannesburg. Organized under the auspices of the Government of DRC. InvestDRC (www.InvestDRC2019.com) is the premier platform for networking and high-level discussions on the opportunities available in the DRC and how to overcome investor challenges. It will unite intra-African and Congolese investors in their mission to unlock new potential across diverse sectors through infrastructure. Following an opening address by H.E. the President, the program will feature keynotes by cabinet ministers. All 26 of DRC's provincial governors have been invited.


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10 Awesome Ideas for Kids on Rainy Days
Summer is here and school is almost over. While most of the couple months will be filled with outdoor fun in the sun, there will inevitably be those rainy, wet days and before you know it cries of "I'm bored!!" are coming at you from every direction.
We've come up with the top 10 boredom-busting ways to keep everyone entertained indoors all day. Do something different on the next rainy day and try a new craft, recipe, game or activity that you maybe wouldn't have thought of. Being stuck inside shouldn't be a bad thing, make it a fun thing with these inspired ideas!
10 Rainy Day Ideas
- Go to the library.
Your local library is a great place to spend some time during a downpour. There's not much better than a room full of free books and a whole day to try and read them all. Many libraries also offer programmes like story-time or crafts.
2. Play Board Games
Snakes & Ladders, Candyland, Clue, there are hundreds of choices. If you have a stack of them at home then endless hours of entertainment ahead of you. Once on game gets old, switch it out for another and them another until the dark clouds clear and the sun comes back out.
3. Bake Something
Baking is a great group activity. With most recipes having multiple steps, there's always something for everyone to do. Check out this list for inspiration, Top 10 Soft and Chewy Cookie Recipes
4. Photo Scavenger Hunt
It's a fact – kids LOVE playing with cameras. Make their day and set up a photo scavenger hunt. Make up a list of items throughout the house for them to find and photograph. Remember, the longer the list, the longer they'll be busy!
5. Movie Marathon
Change up your usual watching space and throw every cushion you have in the house on the floor in front of the TV. Have their favourite flicks lined up and let them watch all day. Don't forget movie snacks – try this Trial-mix (its not just for Easter!).
6. Crafts
Keep little hands busy and organize a craft or two. We like these Stocking Butterflies and Beaded Wind Chimes. Make them inside in the rain and put them outside tomorrow in better weather.
7. Host a Tea Party
Make a garden tea party in your living room. Gather houseplants to put around the table, with table linens, teacups, finger sandwiches and of course, fancy dress up. Invite teddy bears guests and you've got yourself a party. Try our Lemon Scones for a tasty teatime treat.
8. Go Bowling
Bowling is low-cost family friendly activity that kids love. Spend the next rained out day at the alley and bowl until the sky clears. Have lunch, plays some games and you're certainly going to have a great day.
9. Go Swimming
Not in the backyard, swimming in a rainstorm can actually be dangerous, on the other hand, head to the local public pool. Many public pools have fun things like water slides, wave pools and rock climbing walls. Everything to make sure your kids aren't bored for a single second.
10. Puddle Splashing
When all fails, embrace the weather, have the kids throw on their bathing suits and rubber boots and jump in as many puddles as they can find! We hope you liked these 10 Rainy Day Ideas.


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If an employee in your company who has been given the task to ensure the safety is not performing his duties well, he is violating the safety rules. All the employees working in an organization are expected to behave appropriately and follow the rules and regulations of the company.
Not taking care of safety rules can be very dangerous for the organization. The warning letter for the safety violation is written by the manager of the company when he finds someone violating the safety regulations of the company.
This letter is started with the details of those safety regulations which have been violated and then it proceeds to the description of all those actions that can be taken if the employee will not correct the problem.
The employee can be asked to correct his behavior which caused the safety violation so that he can save himself from disciplinary actions.
The tone of the letter should be firm but formal. You can ask the employee to take corrective measures straight. It should also be mentioned in the letter that this letter is a warning letter and it should be treated as a formal warning letter.
This warning letter serves as a proof that the company has written several warning letters to the employee before terminating his job. Here is a sample letter body to be written in case of safety violation.
Sample Letter:
It has been observed that you are continuously violating the safety regulations of the company. You may not know you are violating the safety violations or maybe your violation is unintentional. We are writing this letter to bring it to your notice that we have serious concerns about our safety regulations. Following the rules and regulations of the company regarding safety is very important. Moreover, the frequent violation of safety rules will result in disciplinary action.
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I have read and understood the letter completely and I assure that I will not violate any rule regarding safety. Moreover, I will try to increase the safety of the company.
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5 Types of Customers Who Will Stop You From Growing A Million Dollar Company
In order to exceed the million-dollar mark in sales within the first 18 months, some customers will complicate the your growth forecast.
In order to exceed the million-dollar mark in sales within the first 18 months, some customers will complicate the your growth forecast.
Complexity is often the enemy of execution. Are you making rookie founder mistakes or are you prioritizing important items essential for running an effective startup that can scale?
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One of the Speakers I enjoyed 2 years ago at the Cameroon Professional Society (CPS) annual convention at Houston was the Celestin Wandji. During his presentation, one of the quotes which caught my attention was "you can never achieve anything worthwhile, if you are not willing to step out of your comfort zone."
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Ideas are worthless! Something that has always hold me back from starting is the fear of competition. You know, "someone who is better of, with more money, network, authority or support will steal my idea". This went for some years till I met a mentor who told me that ideas are cheap and plentiful. The original idea pitch is usually non-essential to your business success. The real question is how well you execute it!
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'Voice' for Children of WV Working Poor Makes Proposals to Lawmakers
CHARLESTON, W.Va. - The "Our Children, Our Future" campaign hopes to continue what has often been bipartisan success in the West Virginia Legislature.
The group brought its 11-point agenda to lawmakers in Charleston ahead of the session. It includes a wide variety of proposals for children of the working poor, including plans to boost children's physical activity, more home visits to help new parents and increasing the state minimum wage.
Carey Grace, an organizer for the West Virginia Healthy Kids and Families Coalition, said months were spent meeting with struggling families to get their input and build support.
"They're not just nameless, faceless people out there you can stereotype and blame them for their own problems," she said. "Life happens. Ask them: 'What is important to you? What's going to make a difference in your life?' "
In the last session, the campaign had striking success, although some items on this year's agenda will be politically difficult. Lawmakers are divided on whether to require prescriptions for decongestants that can be used to make meth. Drug companies oppose prescriptions, and Sen. Ron Stollings, D-Boone, said a $120 million budget shortfall also will make it harder to pass anything that would require new funding.
However, his colleagues might fund proposals that will reduce the state's costs in the long run, Stallings said, noting some potential revenue sources.
"We're the sixth-lowest tobacco tax in the country," he said. "We haven't changed our alcohol tax in years and years. These are programs that you get a return on investment."
Grace said part of what makes this effort distinctive is the way it takes the wishes of the working poor from the grassroots up and puts them in front of policymakers. She said she sees it as much more effective than a typical top-down approach, adding that the fact that she also has struggled has made her a better organizer.
"Now, I can go into communities, I can sit down and I can talk to parents," she said, "and I can bring them up here and say, 'Here. You have a voice. Here's your platform.' "
The campaign also hopes to mobilize more than 10,000 new voters. Grace said a lot of unity and energy is behind the effort.
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WASHINGTON -- House Republicans are angling to slip two pieces of bank deregulation into a major highway funding bill that is expected to pass with broad bipartisan support.
According to a source familiar with discussions, Republicans are trying to remove tighter regulations that were imposed on banks with at least $50 billion in assets after the 2008 financial crisis. They also are aiming to weaken the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau -- a brainchild of Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.), which has worked to prevent big banks, payday lenders and other financial firms from ripping off households.
The GOP doesn't need Democratic votes to pass the broader highway bill -- it has a wide majority in the House. But while securing federal highway funding is a top Democratic priority, controversial riders like the bank deregulation items may prompt a veto from President Barack Obama that would be impossible to override without Democratic aid. The riders could also serve as a potential test of new House Speaker Paul Ryan (R-Wis.) and his willingness to use major legislation to ram through conservative priorities.
It's not clear whether the House Freedom Caucus would choose to hold Ryan's feet to the fire on bank-friendly legislation, however. The group of hardline conservatives frequently bemoans "crony capitalism," and one of its most prominent members, Rep. Walter Jones (R-N.C.), consistently votes against Wall Street.
The move to weaken the CFPB is deeply unpopular with Democrats. The legislation, authored by Rep. Randy Neugebauer (R-Texas), would eliminate the bureau's single director and replace it with a bipartisan panel of commissioners. Since Republicans are generally hostile to financial regulation, the result would be to hamstring the agency with partisan disputes under Democratic presidents, without empowering Democrats to secure tighter rule-making and enforcement under Republican presidents.
"In some cases you are worried that an agency will do the wrong thing," Former House Financial Services Committee Chairman Barney Frank told HuffPost in September. "The danger with the CFPB is not that it will do the wrong thing, but that it will do nothing."
The CFPB measure is strongly opposed by Frank and Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.). Just two Democrats on the House Financial Services Committee voted for it last month. It has not received a vote on the House floor.
Warren and others hope to avoid repeating a 2014 debacle for financial reform advocates, in which Republicans secured a measure to reinstate federal subsidies for derivatives trades -- the risky contracts at the heart of the 2008 meltdown. They did so by slipping the measure into a must-pass government funding bill, a tactic Republicans hope to replicate with the highway bill.
The other deregulation item the GOP hopes to get into the highway bill currently has 20 House Democrats as co-sponsors. The bill would lift Dodd-Frank's tougher rules on banks with more than $50 billion in assets, provided those banks have not been deemed a "Globally Systemically Important Bank" by a panel of international regulators. Since only a small number of banks have that status, the bill effectively deregulates a host of very big banks that are not quite Wall Street behemoths.
The Fed had the power to impose tougher rules on such banks before the 2008 crash, but Dodd-Frank required regulators to take action, forcing banks to fund their operations with more of their own money, instead of borrowed cash. The idea was to curb banks like Countrywide Financial and Washington Mutual that were not too-big-to-fail, but which nevertheless engaged in reckless and destructive behavior.
The GOP bill, authored by Rep. Blaine Luetkemeyer (R-Mo.), wouldn't just unwind Dodd-Frank's tougher rules on these banks -- it would make it even harder to regulate them than it was during the George W. Bush era. Under Luetkemeyer's bill, a panel of regulators would have to undergo a multi-year process with input from several agencies to determine whether a $300 billion bank should be subjected to tougher rules than an $11 billion bank. It would be a significant boon to regional powerhouses, including BB&T, PNC Bank, Capital One, Charles Schwab, SunTrust, American Express, Regions, KeyBank and others, which all are currently subject to tighter regulations.
Democratic co-sponsors of the bill include Reps. Patrick Murphy (Fla.), Terri Sewell (Ala.), David Scott (Ga.), Kyrsten Sinema (Ariz.), Cedric Richmond (La.), Filemon Vela (Texas), Alcee Hastings (Fla.), Gwen Graham (Fla.), Grace Meng (N.Y.), Joyce Beatty (Ohio), Emanuel Cleaver (Mo.), Frederica Wilson (Fla.), Scott Peters (Calif.), Lois Frankel (Fla.), Marc Veasey (Texas), Brian Higgins (N.Y.), Sheila Jackson Lee (Texas), Brad Ashford (Neb.), Brad Sherman (Calif.) and Gene Green (Texas).
The House Rules Committee is scheduled to vote Wednesday on whether to grant the deregulation amendments a vote on the House floor. The full bill could reach the floor as early as Wednesday evening.
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