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The unnamed mum wants schools to run ‘52 weeks of the year’. Picture: iStock
The unnamed mum wants schools to run ‘52 weeks of the year’. Picture: iStock
A MOTHER has found herself at the centre of a vicious debate thanks to her controversial suggestion that holidays should become a thing of the past.
The unnamed mum made her bold proposal on the popular parenting forum Mumsnet, where she asked fellow parents, "Why we don't just do away with [school holidays] entirely?"
She also suggested ways her radical school model could be executed.
"Run schools like a regular workplace in that they operate 52 weeks of the year," the mother posted.
"Teachers and students to get four weeks allocated holiday allowance per year and parents can use this at their discretion.
"Staff would be able to be more flexible and they would have more time in the year to teach children at a more realistic pace."
She then asked: "Am I missing why this isn't a genius idea?"
But unsurprisingly, the woman's views have been panned by fellow parents, with many dismissing her idea outright.
"Perhaps because children don't run the same way as adults?" one parent replied, while another argued: "The kids would burn out, never mind the teachers".
Another suggested the proposal would only benefit working parents, at the expense of children.
"School doesn't exist purely to facilitate working parents. The best interests of the kids should be primary," that parent wrote, while another said: "I feel like kids need time just to experience life and grow without being constantly hemmed into school life."
Others pointed out other big flaws in the plan, such as some parents not taking their child's "discretionary" holidays, instead leaving them at school permanently.
Many argued it would be next to impossible for teachers to keep track of which students needed to catch up on schoolwork if all students were able to take breaks at random times.
And several pointed out that the system would strain the government's already stretched budget, as it would then need to fork out extra cash to keep schools running permanently.
But there were some parents who sided with the poster, with some arguing the current system was "detrimental" to kids' wellbeing.
"I actually think you're right in that we should have schools operate in such a way that children and teachers aren't utterly exhausted at the end of term," one parent wrote.
"There's also a lot of evidence that the long summer holiday is detrimental.
"That said, I still think there should be some allocated holidays where kids have a longer time to indulge their interests or just get bored."

Startling statistics show a third of us daily devour chocolate for breakfast, lunch AND dinner!
Our obesity-inducing obsession with such sweet treats prompts British Heart Foundation fund-raisers to issue choc ban bid for next month's DECHOX, here accompanied by timely cacao quiz and illustrated by Kym Marsh past photo shoot campaign support.
The healthy eating call comes as survey results reveal over a third of Yorkshire folk have eaten chocolate as part of EVERY meal in a single day
Almost six in ten people (56%) across the county don't know how many calories are in their favourite confectionery bar while around half (48%) aren't aware of calorific content of fave cakes like choc chip muffins.
Over two fifths in the region (41%) feel guilty after over-indulging on sweet treats while over a third (35%) concede chocolate is increasingly sneaking its way into every meal of the day.
It's no surprise then six per cent of sweet-tooth local folk accept their choc habit has officially got out of hand while more than a fifth (21%) resort to secretly scoffing chocolate.
Shock choc stats also reveal regionally we begin to become more health-conscious in our 20s, women starting to feel guilty about gorging from 24, men from 28.
BHF heart health dietitian Tracy Parker said: “It’s no secret that we’re a nation of chocoholics. While its fine to treat yourself now and again, this survey shows how chocolate is becoming commonplace in our diets – almost from the moment we wake up to when we go to sleep.
“By challenging yourself to a DECHOX this March you can help eliminate temptation whilst raising funds for our life saving research. By ditching chocolate, you can kick start some healthier habits, and help fund the breakthroughs that will see us beat heart disease for good.”
Each year estimated 160,000 lives are cut short by heart and circulatory disease – one every three minutes!
Even though over a quarter of people (26%) rank chocolate as hardest guilty pleasure to give up, there is still hope for our region, clearly infatuated with sweet stuff.
Over two thirds (67%) of us remain confident we can give up choc for a month (67%), which bodes well for March sponsor money toward life-saving heart disease research.
After 18,000 DECHOXERS last year amassed incredible £860,000, you can this year sign up at www.bhf.org.uk/dechox, follow campaigners on Facebook and meet fellow sweet treat beaters using #DECHOX hashtag.
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Apple's iPhone 8 Plus battery swelling issues just won't seem to go away.
Following two confirmed reports of iPhone 8 Plus devices bursting open because of swelling batteries in Taiwan and Japan last week, several more incidents have emerged.
Owners of new iPhone 8 Plus devices in Canada, China, Greece, and Hong Kong have also allegedly found their brand new iPhone 8 Plus devices bursting open, likely because of a battery swelling problem. Mashable also received a tip from a reader who claims his new iPhone 8 Plus split open after just a week of use. We also found another incident posted on Reddit. That brings the total alleged battery swelling incidents up to nine.
Chris Ogden of Rochester, New York told us that he had used his 256GB silver iPhone 8 Plus for a week when he noticed the device had been swelling so much that it actually split the screen open.
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Odgen's story is different than other accounts that have been reported. He told us he charged the phone using an Anker Qi wireless charging pad at on a nightstand, along with using the Apple-provided lighting cord "a few times." All of the other incidents, save for the initial report from Taiwan, claim the phones were broken directly out of the box without charging. Ogden's story is the first reported incident where a wireless charger was used.
Ogden told us that Apple Store employees quickly addressed the problem after he turned it in, replacing the broken phone at no extra cost. The workers told him that they were sending the damaged phone in to be run through Apple's early field testing process, which probes broken devices that "have problems very early in their life or since release of the product."
Another story about a flawed iPhone 8 Plus surfaced on Reddit. User itsrishabh claimed in an /r/apple thread that their dad received an iPhone 8 Plus device that was bursting open inside the box, which mirrors many of the other reported incidents.
The Reddit user didn't respond to our requests for more details. The person did post in the thread that Apple replaced the device, however, so the incident sounds similar to many of the other reports.
An Apple spokesperson told Mashable the company is looking into what might be causing the battery swelling issue, but declined to comment any further.
Even with all of these new incidents, the total number of reported iPhone 8 Plus devices that have allegedly burst open is nine, a paltry number considering the millions of units Apple has shipped around the world. Big phone launches typically come with a few hiccups, as some defective units are inevitable in such a massive manufacturing operation.
For now, there's no reason to believe that the iPhones splitting issue will end like the Galaxy Note 7 fiasco last year — but with more reports cropping up, it's certainly not an issue to ignore. If you have a busted iPhone 8 Plus or know anyone who does, reach out and share your story with me on Twitter or send a message to brett@mashable.com.

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If your unit is on the list then Apple will fix it free of charge (within two years of the original purchase date) by sending it to a repair center. If you've already paid for a repair then look out for an email about reimbursement, and if it doesn't show up then give Apple a call. This is hardly the first recall/repair program we've seen for various iPhone issues, which have recently included battery problems (that preceded the software update that slowed down affected phones) for the iPhone 6s and iPhone 6 Plus "touch disease."


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Question: Brigitte Nielsen Pregnant With Baby No. 5 at 54

Brigitte Nielsen is rocking a baby bump!
The 54-year-old model, actress and reality TV star has revealed she is expecting her fifth child. In two photos shared to her Instagram account, Nielsen posed with her prominent baby bump taking center stage.
"Family getting larger #me #family #brigittenielsen #babybump," she captioned the first shot of herself cradling her bump. "Happy time positive vibes #happyness #positivevibes," the star described the second similar snap.
Since 2006, the soon-to-be mama times five has been married to Italian model Mattia Dessi. Prior to her relationship with Dessi, she was married to Kasper Winding, with whom she welcomed her first child, a son named Julian. Nielsen later famously wed Sylvester Stallone, though the marriage lasted less than two years.

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Question: Where's Ben? Today in the Sky schedule update

Hello Today in the Sky readers! I have a quick schedule update to share with you. I'll be on vacation through Sunday, July 8.
Today in the Sky will be updated less frequently than usual while I am away, though you may notice some contributions from my USA TODAY colleague Bart Jansen.
In the meantime, I'll be posting photos and updates from the road. You can follow me on Facebook and Instagram for the latest on my flights and for a glimpse of what I'm seeing on the ground. And there may be some updates on Twitter, too. I look forward to joining you back here at Today in the Sky again on Monday, July 9.
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Question: Contact Swing Patrol for 1940s Dancers for Hire to Entertain with Their Performances

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If you are planning to add a unique touch of entertainment to your party than just checkout for the Swing Patrol dancers that would take you into the yester years with their wonderful dance performances. Yes, Swing Patrol is a community of dancers that promote vintage dances to themes like Blitz, Great Gatsby or Gangster. They perform Lindy Hop, Balboa and Solo adding unique touch to their dancing style. You can meet them for the 1920s entertainment or the 1940s dancers for hire who shall surely bring great attraction and entertainment to your party. All you need is to choose the dance packages offered by them and accordingly they shall offer their services to perform at corporate parties and office parties, weddings and hen parties, festivals and outdoor events etc as per your choice.
The Swing Patrol offer services to teach dance lessons, perform, choreograph dances, MC’s services and also D Jing. If you choose the grand slam package you can simply relax as Swing Patrol helps you right from choosing the theme appropriate for your party mood to helping you find the right venue, bands, MC services, bar and DJs for a wonderful party night. The 1940s dancers for hire shall come up with their performances along with offering a few beginner classes to the guests also so that they too would shake their legs on the dance floor. The dances ensure everyone has the hair and makeup done to bring in the 1920s entertainment mood to the party and the photobooths are really handy to share your entertainment directly on the social media. They also organise small competitions and floor shows encouraging the guests to show their dancing skills for the ultimate fun and entertainment.
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Daily listings for live music, DJs, entertainment, activities, and events in and around Peterborough this week:
Thursday 7th:
The Lightbox
Live Music
Puzzles?, Bridge Street: Open mic with The Interim Room.
Pizza Parlour and Music Cafe: Holly Jean, 8-11pm.
DJ/Karaoke
The Brewery Tap: Party Night - Disco & Karaoke with resident DJ Rick Allen 9pm – 1 am free entry
Quiz
The Ruddy Duck, Peakirk: 8.30pm, £1
Charters, Town Bridge: 8pm, free, £20 bar tab prize for winning team,
Friday 8th:
Live Music
Blue Bell, Werrington: Live music every Friday.
Peterborough Conservative Club: Dale Andrews, 8.30pm. Free entry.
Charters: Children of the Revolution will be onboard to entertain you with a great repertoire of popular hits from across the decades from 10.30pm, free entry.
Clubs/DJ
Lightbox, Bridge Street: Electronic, 9pm to 1pm - read more.
The Solstice: Kiss FM’s Steve Smart.
Brewery Tap: Thank Funk it’s Friday 9pm -2am. Resident DJ Eddie Nash bringing you hits from back in the days of Shanghai Sams, L’Aristos & Canters, check out our great drinks deals behind the bar – 9pm -2am, free entry.
Sawtry Club: Rock and roll night, 8pm to 11.30pm
Disco/Karaoke
The Falcon, Whittlesey: No Silence Sounds disco, 8pm
Saturday 9th:
Live Music
Peterborough Conservative Club: Hi Definition, 8.30pm. Guests £2.
The Elmtree, Dogsthorpe: Tru British Mayhem, 9.15pm until late.
The Prince of Wales Feathers,Castor: Filthy Contact.
Indoor Bowls Club, Burton St: SPANGLER’S Christmas Party with the fabulous THRILLBILLIES. Bring your own party food, all kinds of dancing, cheap bar, large dance floor, big car park, everyone welcome, 7.30-11.30. £5.50 on the door, more info Jennifer 01733688324 or spanglerscountry.weebly.com.
Peterborough Regional College: Social Dance Night featuring the Mighty Wurlitzer and an electronic organ, played by Nicholas Martin. The evening starts at 7.30pm, (doors open at 7.00pm) and goes on until 10.30pm. Admission is just £5. Contact Paul on 01733 844497.
Clubs/DJ
The Lightbox, Bridge Street: Eclectic Ballroom with the best of soul, disco and funk from 9pm to 1am.
Charters: What The Funk! DJ Otis Roberts will be on the decks with special guest Asif. Playing the finest in funk, jazz, soul, disco grooves and beyond…… 9pm – 1am free entry.
Brewery Tap: Saturday Night Groove with Resident DJ Rick Allen bringing you a great selection of danceable hits from the 70s – the present day, accompanied by videos on the large screen, Free entry 9pm – 2am.
Brewery Tap (Tap Room): SLAM at the Attic & Shock were two rave nights which sent tremors across East Anglia and beyond in the early 90s and now its back. 10pm – 2am , £4 entry.
Solstice, Northminster: NISH presents Shades of Rhythm & Ratpack.
Mama Liz’s, Stamford: EHS – Funk / Hip Hop / Reggae / Groove – 9pm – Free
Disco/Karaoke
Carpenters Arms, Stanground: 4pm
Geneva Bar, Geneva Street: Kushty Karaoke, 9pm to 2am, free
Voodoo Lounge, Stamford: DR Gumbo’s Soul Funk Stew – Funk N Soul N Cheese N Roll – 9pm – Free.
Concert
Peterborough Cathedral: The Military Wives Home for Christmas Cathedral Tour . Tickets: £27.50 online via Ticketmaster, or from Peterborough Information Centre, Bridge Street, Peterborough on 01733 452336.
Sunday 10th:
Live Music
Mama Liz’s. Stamford: Pennyless, 4pm-6pm .
Charters: Sunday Sessions presents Division Duo. An afternoon of live entertainment, 3pm. Family friendly – free entry.
Karaoke
Carpenters Arms, Coates: 8pm
Quiz
Blue Bell, Werrington: Free pub quiz starts 8pm prompt.
The Crown, Lincoln Road: Quiz Night, Maximum teams of four, Pub Quiz 8pm, Cash Bingo 9:30pm
Monday 11th
Live Music
Charters: What the Thunder Said! Spoken Word Open Mic with Guest Host Ron Graves 8pm – late, free entry.
Tuesday 12:
Live Music
Pizza Parlour and Music Cafe: Open mic session hosted by Anna Radford from 7pm to 10pm.
Quizzes
Hungry Horse, Halcyon, Westwood: Quiz night and play your cards right,
Wednesday 13th:
Quizzes
Frothblowers Werrington: Free silent pub quiz, from 7pm to 8pm. Teams of 4 max. 3 prizes.


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Question: Ed Sheeran Says GRAMMY Snub Was ‘Meant to Be’

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Heading into the 2018 GRAMMY nomination season, many expected Ed Sheeran to sweep numerous categories. While he was nominated for two GRAMMYs – Best Pop Solo Performance (“Shape Of You”) and Best Pop Vocal Album (Divide) — Sheeran isn’t on the ballot for the biggest awards, including Record of the Year, Album of the Year and Song of the Year.”
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In a recent interview, Sheeran said he wasn’t upset when he found out about the snub; in fact, he believes it was ‘meant to be.’
“There’s a very clear reason why that happened and it’s bigger than me, like much bigger than me. And like it’s just something that, again, it was just meant to be,” he told Billboard. “That is the way that this year was meant to roll out.”
Sheeran added that he has everything going for him, and he has received numerous recent honors and accolades, so why complain?
“You know, I’m not dying. It’s not like I’m never gonna be nominated for a Grammy again,” he said. “And I was nominated for two GRAMMYs. This is why everything’s meant to be. The week after that, I get an MBE from the palace, I go Number One on Spotify, I go Number One on Billboard. I’m about to have my second ever Billboard Number One. Like, there’s so many other things in the mix that counterbalance it.”
“That’s just the way I live my life,” he concluded. “When one door closes, another door opens. You’ll really, really send yourself mental if you think into things too much, and I’m just so easy-going when it comes to that.”

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Question: Man tries to collect gambling winnings, is assaulted and robbed - KTTC Rochester, Austin, Mason City News, Weather and Sports

Police are searching for several people involved in an assault Friday night in northwest Rochester.
So far officers have arrested Emanuel Alfred, 24, of Rochester, in connection to the crime.
Police say a 23-year-old man was at a party with friends Friday around 10:30 p.m. on the 4900 block of 19th Avenue Northwest in Rochester.
The man says after gambling he got into a verbal argument where he insisted he should be paid. Officers said soon after that the victim was punched and kicked by several people and then robbed of several hundred dollars.
Capt. John Sherwin said one of the men involved in the robbery was carrying a semi-automatic rifle.
About 12:30 p.m. Saturday, police arrested Alfred in connection to the assault at Kascade Place Apartments in northwest Rochester. According to court documents, Alfred has a violent criminal history, including a conviction for an attempt to commit 2nd Degree Murder in 2010.
Alfred appeared Monday morning in Olmsted County District Court and was charged with making terroristic threats, robbery, and assault from Friday's dispute.

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Question: AP Newsbreak: Harassment claims target 4 Missouri lawmakers

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JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) — The Missouri House has dealt with six formal sexual harassment complaints over the past two years, including four that involved lawmakers and that cost more than $22,000 in external legal fees to investigate, according to records obtained by The Associated Press.
That's twice as many complaints as the House received in the nearly two years before it strengthened its sexual harassment policies in November 2015. But it's impossible to know whether alleged sexual harassment instances actually have increased or whether lawmakers and staff simply feel more comfortable reporting allegations.
The records do not contain the names of the lawmakers or the specific reasons why no action was taken against them.
House Speaker Todd Richardson has spearheaded the House's new sexual harassment policies since taking over in May 2015 for Speaker John Diehl Jr., who resigned while admitting to sending sexually suggestive text messages to a college student serving as a House intern.
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"My hope is that what you're seeing now is a quicker resolution to the kind of issues that — absent a policy that requires reporting and quick investigation — would have gone unresolved," Richardson said.
The Senate said it had no records of any complaints other than an allegation that Democratic Sen. Paul LeVota had sexually harassed an intern in 2015. Records show that the state spent about $25,500 for private attorneys to investigate the claim against LeVota. He denied the allegation but announced his resignation shortly after the investigative report was publicly released in July 2015.
The Missouri House and Senate both updated their sexual harassment policies before the growth of the #MeToo movement last fall, when numerous women across the country went public with claims of sexual harassment against prominent people in politics, entertainment and the media.
Since then, legislative chambers in a majority of states have revised or are considering changes to their sexual harassment policies, according to an AP review .
The names of the Missouri House members involved in the sexual harassment complaints were kept confidential in the documents provided to the AP under the state's open-records law. But two lawmakers at odds in one of the cases confirmed their involvement to the AP, and both expressed frustration with how it was resolved.
"The policies that are put in place in the House are totally ineffective," Democratic Sen. Maria Chappelle-Nadal said in a tearful interview with the AP. She recalled feeling "like you're a nobody" when her complaint against Democratic Rep. Joshua Peters was quietly dismissed last year.
Chappelle-Nadal had gone public in January 2016 with allegations that Peters had grabbed her in a "forceful embrace" and called her "boo" and a derogatory name. Peters said at the time that the accusations were "completely and categorically false."
The House sexual harassment policy requires complaints involving lawmakers to be investigated by private attorneys who submit their findings to the House Ethics Committee, a panel of five Republican and five Democratic representatives. Complaints involving staff are handled internally.
Records of a closed-session February 2016 meeting show the House Ethics Committee voted to dismiss a complaint on the condition of the lawmaker in question meeting with the chair and vice chair and being "warned that any further complaints of inappropriate language or behavior will be dealt with more severely."
Peters told the AP that he was the lawmaker admonished to behave and he acknowledged that he had cursed at Chappelle-Nadal. But he expressed frustration that he never received anything in writing declaring that he had been cleared of the sexual harassment allegation.
"There needs to be transparency in these particular situations when it comes to the final results," Peters said.
Richardson told the AP that providing written resolutions of cases to the parties involved is a suggestion worth considering. But he was reluctant to publicly release documents about the investigations.
The House policy is designed "to make sure that we're protecting the privacy and the confidentiality of both the person making the complaint and the accused," he said.
Invoices show that the House also hired outside lawyers to investigate two sexual harassment complaints in early 2016 and one additional complaint in early 2017 while the Legislature was in session.
Minutes show that the House Ethics Committee met in a closed session in March 2016 but do not indicate how any complaints were resolved. Records show that the committee dismissed a compliant in March 2017. Another harassment complaint was dismissed Jan. 4, though the lack of invoices for private attorneys suggests that particular complaint may not have been of a sexual nature.
Some of the sexual harassment complaints involving lawmakers have been investigated by the St. Louis law firm McMahon Berger, which the House also hired to lead sexual harassment training sessions. All House members and staff were required to participate in a 90-minute session in January that discussed specific examples of potentially inappropriate behavior, including sexual jokes, hugs or comments about personal photos on social media.
The Missouri Senate only requires training once when people start their jobs.
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Question: Smart cameras spot when hospital staff don’t wash their hands

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If you end up in a hospital in Europe, you have a one in 20 chance of acquiring an infection while there. One of the leading causes is a lack of hand hygiene. Even though hospitals are filled with alcohol-based gel dispensers and advisory posters, they’re not working.
The conclusion of a recent pilot study may just have found the solution. Using a combination of depth cameras and computer-vision algorithms, a research team has tracked people around two hospital wards and automatically identified when they used gel dispensers. The trial was so successful that the group is now going to fully kit out three hospitals for a whole year, to see if it puts a dent in the stubborn acquired infections statistics.
“We’re trying to shed light on the dark spaces of healthcare. Understanding the problem is just the first step,” says Alexandre Alahi at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (EPFL) in Lausanne.
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In the initial study, during a busy Friday lunch time they collected images from cameras installed overlooking corridors, patient rooms and alcohol-based gel dispensers, among other places. Of the 170 people they recorded entering a patient’s room, only 30 people correctly used the gel dispensers.
The team then used 80 per cent of the images to train their algorithms to detect healthcare staff, track them as they move from one spot to another across different cameras, and monitor their hand hygiene behaviour. Once trained up, they then tested the system on the remaining 20 per cent, and achieved an accuracy of 75 per cent in telling whether people had used the dispensers.
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Normally hospitals have a person with a clipboard to collect this data. Across the same period, a human trying to do comparable monitoring only had an accuracy of 63 per cent.
But accuracy is only one aspect. A “secret shopper” can only note how often gel dispensers are correctly used, they can’t provide a continuous map of every person moving in and out of different locations, 24 hours a day – cameras can.
“You can’t get the necessary resolution with human observers to really understand the problem,” says Philip Polgreen at the University of Iowa.
He has used wearable technology to monitor hand hygiene and made discoveries that wouldn’t have been possible with observers alone. For example, in larger groups, people were more likely to adhere to the correct procedures, and there were some individuals who were far more important than others for controlling the problem.
“We found that if you can improve the behaviour of a few very well connected people, you end up having a much bigger effect than when trying to target the overall average. This can tell us how to stop outbreaks,” says Polgreen.
There are clear privacy concerns related to cameras constantly monitoring hospitals. However, the depth cameras used capture more information about the position of a person than about how they look. The resulting images consist of unidentifiable human blobs.
Cameras dotted around hospitals could help with other things too. Artificial intelligence has already demonstrated the ability to detect falls and monitor vital signs. It could do this throughout a hospital. “We can’t afford to have a doctor in a room 24/7, but we could afford an AI doctor every room, and every corridor too, leaving humans to do the most important jobs,” says Alahi.
Reference: https://arxiv.org/abs/1708.00163

The World Health Organization's six steps of proper hand-washing are illustrated in numbers 2 through 7.
If, like many of us, you are reading this article on the toilet — then we've caught you at the perfect time.
When you're done with your business, perhaps you'll do a thorough hand washing. Or maybe just a quick rinse. Or maybe you'll skip it altogether.
Failure to wash is a problem for ordinary folks. Germs on your unwashed hands can get into your body when you touch, say, your eyes or mouth. And into your food, too.
It's a problem for health workers as well. The Centers for Disease Control estimates that medical staff only remember to do so about half the times they're supposed to. The CDC states: "This contributes to the spread of healthcare-associated infections that affect 1 in 25 hospital patients on any given day." Worldwide, one in 10 patients acquires an infection while receiving health care.
So this month, the Centers for Disease Control is ramping up its campaign to get doctors, nurses and other medical staff to wash up.
But the question for medical workers (and really, for everyone) is: Do you do a good job?
CDC offers straightforward instructions: soap up, scrub and rinse. The process should take 35 seconds — about the time it takes to sing the alphabet song twice.
The World Health Organization has its own instructions. The process takes a tiny bit longer – 42.5 seconds. And there are six very specific steps.
WHO's technique is a deliberate process to get rid of germs in all the nooks and crannies of the hands. First, rub your palms against each other, then rub the back of each hand against your palms. Rub your palms together with your fingers interlaced, rub your palms against each other while your fingers are interlocked, rub your fingers around each of your thumbs, and finally, rub each palm with the tips your fingers.
Both the CDC and WHO methods, which have been around for decades, are also taught at elementary schools (to germy kiddos) and restaurants (to staff who handle your food).
Recently, researchers wanted to compare them to see which was the best way to minimize bacteria.
In a small study recently published in the journal Infection Control and Hospital Epidemiology, researchers at the Glasgow Caledonian University in Scotland watched carefully as 42 doctors and 78 nurses cleaned their hands using either the CDC or WHO routine. They found that the WHO technique reduced the average bacterial count on the medical workers' hands slightly more than the CDC's method.
In any case, both organizations' work really, really well, says study author says Jacqui Reilly, a professor of infection prevention and control at Scotland's Glasgow Caledonian University who led the study.
The real issue is that health care workers aren't cleaning their hands as often and as thoroughly as they should — basically every time they touch their faces or touch anything that isn't sterile.
And when it comes to doing a good job, even having a set of directions doesn't guarantee good results. In Reilly's study, only 65 percent of the 120 participants completed the two techniques properly, despite having instructions right in front of them.
Reilly herself says she's been using the six-step method since she was first taught it at medical school. "I don't think about it consciously anymore," she says.
She highly recommends you try it out after using the toilet. And if you don't, at the very least, she says, remember that "any time you wash your hands, it should take at least 15 seconds."
And avoid the making the rookie mistake of rubbing soap onto dry hands and then rinsing it off. If you wet your hands, first, Reilly says, the water works to dislodge any microorganisms clinging onto your skin, so that the soap can scrub them off: "So always wet your hands first."


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The mayor of Surrey says she will ask the federal government for $10 million in funding for anti-gang programs in British Columbia’s fastest-growing city, where people are dealing with “emotional upheaval” after recent acts of gun violence.
Linda Hepner said Tuesday the money would be spent over five years after a task force aimed at preventing gang violence issued a report with six recommendations, including an expanded gang exit and outreach program that has been led by a combined police and border services unit for about 18 months in the province.
“We first piloted it and it’s the only one in the country that I know of,” Hepner said.
“In less than two years, it’s actually worked with more than 100 people that are in gangs. They’ve actually now got a chance to be part of a gang free future but that is in jeopardy because we need funding for that.”
Hepner said “dozens” of people have left gangs because of the program, which the province has committed to funding until the end of the year.
Surrey residents have held anti-violence rallies calling for action, including more RCMP officers, after two teenage boys were recently found shot to death on a rural road and a father and hockey coach was gunned down outside a home.
The task force, which Hepner led after launching it last October, also recommended more police enforcement and the launch of an initiative that would allow nightclubs and other businesses to ban alleged gangsters.
The expansion of early intervention programs to deter children from entering the gang lifestyle was among the recommendations, and Hepner said some kids lured into gangs are as young as 10 and come from a range of backgrounds.
“The profile is so different in British Columbia than anywhere else in North America,” she said. “They could be affluent, they could be poor, they could be middle income. They run the gamut here.”
Hepner said youths are joining gangs for difference reasons.
“Generally, those that are more affluent are out for glory and glamour,” she said. “The ones that are in more vulnerable economic circumstances have often been subject to trauma. Lots of them are subject to seeing domestic abuse, some of them not feeling that they fit in culturally and don’t feel part of the community.”
Other recommendations include the development of strategies to help at-risk children and their families, as well as stronger neighbourhood-based and culturally appropriate programs.
The mayor is also calling for more funding from the provincial government.
The Public Safety Ministry announced $1.12 million in funding Tuesday to expand an anti-bullying program based in schools called Expect Respect and a Safe Education, or ERASE, in communities across the province where gang-affiliated behaviours have been identified. It said the strategy is designed to prevent, identify and stop harmful behaviours, whether they occur in school or online.
The task force in Surrey included citizens, people from the business community, police and a local member of Parliament. It said RCMP statistics suggest gang members involved in conflicts between 2014 and 2016 were age 23 on average and had committed their first criminal offence at the average age of 16.
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Like the provincial budget next week, the Throne Speech read Tuesday by Lieutenant-Governor Judith Guichon offers a look at likely themes B.C.’s governing Liberals plan to target during the spring election campaign. Premier Christy Clark will be seeking a fifth consecutive term for her party.
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Here’s are a look at some of the major issues in the speech:
Time to give back
The speech’s overarching theme is that it’s time to repay British Columbians for their sacrifices during difficult times. The province’s economy is strong, the speech says, which means the government can spread the wealth to taxpayers. Next week’s budget – which will only pass if the Liberals win re-election in May – will be balanced for the fifth year in a row, and the B.C. economy is among the country’s strongest.
However, there is no hint in the speech of just what that payback might look like. Possibilities include a cut to the provincial sales tax, or a change to (or even elimination of) provincial health-care premiums. Neither would be cheap.
The government may also consider tinkering with income tax, BC Hydro electricity rates or lowering premiums at the Crown-owned Insurance Corp. of B.C.
After years of sacrifice by all of us in British Columbia through challenging times, working together with a plan, your government is now in a position to pay you back, to relieve some financial burdens, and to invest in your household and in your families.
Housing
A real estate sold sign is shown outside a house in Vancouver. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Jonathan Hayward
Housing affordability in the Vancouver region, where house prices have skyrocketed by more than 40 per cent and where detached houses now fetch well over a million dollars, has been one of the most talked-about issues this past year, and it’s likely to factor heavily into the spring campaign.
The government has introduced a series of policies designed to cool the housing market and make it easier for people to graduate from renting to owning. They include a tax on foreign buyers in the Lower Mainland and a new loan program to help first-time buyers with their down payments. The Liberals will argue its policies are working – the Vancouver-area housing market has been showing signs of softening for months.
This [the loan program] is an investment in British Columbians who are starting their adult lives, working hard, saving a down-payment for their first home. They can now count on the government to match their investment to build their savings.
Education
The Supreme Court of Canada ruled against the B.C. government last year in a case involving its teachers that could end up costing hundreds of millions of dollars.
The B.C. Teachers’ Federation successfully challenged legislation in 2002 that removed language related to class size and composition from teachers collective agreements.
The province and the union announced a $50-million agreement last month that will support the hiring of as many as 1,100 teachers. But that’s only an interim arrangement until a permanent – and far more costly – response to the court ruling can be ironed out. The Throne Speech acknowledged the court loss, which will also loom large over next week’s budget and the election campaign.
The Supreme Court has spoken. Your government is committed to working in good faith with our teachers to put our students first.
Overdose crisis
A drug user injects in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside. Rafal Gerszak/For The Globe and Mail
As an overdose crisis fuelled by powerful opioids such as fentanyl spreads across the country, British Columbia continues to be hardest hit. More than 900 people died of overdoses in the province last year, and that pace appears to be getting worse.
British Columbia declared a public-health emergency last year and has been implementing measures to respond to the crisis, including expanding the availability of naloxone, which can reverse the effects of an opioid overdose; setting up spaces where drugs users can inject; pushing for more formal supervised-injection sites; and continuing an earlier plan to increase addiction-treatment beds. However, the government’s critics, including Vancouver Mayor Gregor Robertson, say the province is still not doing enough.
The Speech says the government is ready to do more, though it does not offer any specifics.
British Columbia was the first province to declare a public health emergency for fentanyl, and the first to deregulate life-saving naloxone kits, and get them into the hands of first responders and at-risk British Columbians.
Softwood lumber
The province’s forestry industry, which has been struggling in recent years, is bracing for a potential trade war with the United States over softwood lumber. The 2006 Canada-U.S. softwood-lumber deal has expired, and a one-year agreement that has kept the dispute at a standstill expired last October.
Looking ahead at what are expected to be contentious negotiations with the new administration of U.S. President Donald Trump, the B.C. government announced the appointment Tuesday of an envoy to Washington to represent the province’s interests. David Emerson is a former federal cabinet minister and former chief executive of Canfor, one of the province’s largest lumber exporters. He played a key role in securing the 2006 agreement.
B.C. supplies half of Canada’s softwood lumber exports. Your government will name an envoy to Washington to make sure BC has continued access to the American market, working with the forestry sector and the federal government to secure a new agreement on softwood lumber.
What’s missing: Campaign finance reform
B.C. Premier Christy Clark is photographed in her office at the Provincial Legislature in Victoria, B.C., on Dec. 16, 2016. Chad Hipolito/The Canadian Press
The issue of political fundraising was notably absent from the Throne Speech. Premier Christy Clark has been under fire over the past year for holding private cash-for-access fundraisers, as well as for collecting a $50,000 yearly stipend from her party, which prompted allegations it put her in a conflict of interest. Those controversies amplified calls for legislation to ban corporate and union donations, as well as to place limits on the size of donations. A story in The New York Times recently described the province as the “Wild West” of political finance in Canada.
Ms. Clark announced last month that she would no longer collect the stipend but would instead claim expenses for party business. However, she has resisted calls to do more to limit the influence of money in politics, and the government had nothing to offer on the subject in its Throne Speech.
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Bad news, armchair rules experts – your time’s up.
A working group led by the R&A and the USGA has unanimously agreed to adopt a new set of protocols for video review when applying the Rules of Golf.
The group, consisting of the PGA Tour, LPGA, European Tour, Ladies European Tour and the PGA of America, as well as the governing bodies, will implement new measures effective January 1, 2018.
They include disregarding any television viewer call-ins as part of the rules decision process, whilst also assigning one or more officials to monitor the video broadcast of a competition to help identify and resolve rules issues as they arise.
In addition, the R&A and the USGA have approved the adoption of a local rule, available from January 1, to eliminate the additional two-stroke penalty for failing to include a penalty on the scorecard when the player was unaware of the penalty.
All of the organisations represented on the working group will introduce the Local Rule for 2018 and this scorecard penalty will be permanently removed when the modernised Rules of Golf take effect on January 1, 2019.
The R&A and the USGA established the video review working group in April to initiate a collaborative discussion on the role video footage can play when applying the rules, including the challenges and benefits of its use and also the issues that arise from viewer call-ins.
David Rickman, the Executive Director of Governance at the R&A, said: “This has clearly become an important issue in the sport that we felt we should address at this stage ahead of the implementation of the updated Rules of Golf in 2019.
“We have concluded that whilst players should continue to be penalised for all breaches of the Rules during a competition, including any that come to light after the score card is returned, an additional penalty for the score card error is not required.”
Thomas Pagel, USGA senior director of the Rules of Golf and Amateur Status, added: “The level of collaboration with our partners has been both vital and gratifying as we look to the future. As technology has continued to evolve, it has allowed us to evolve how we operate, as well.”
The new protocols also recognise the importance of limiting video review to material obtained from the committee’s broadcast partner. Other video, such as from an individual’s smartphone or camera, will not be used under these protocols.

Where the ruling against Lexi Thompson at the ANA Inspiration last April appeared to cross the line from unfortunate to unfair wasn’t the two-stroke penalty she received for improperly marking her ball on a putting green. Rather, it was the additional two strokes Thompson had to add to her Saturday score because she had failed to account for the original penalty in the first place. If you don’t know you broke a rule in the first place, how can you be expected to account for it before signing your scorecard?
USGA and R&A officials have since decided you can’t, actually. In announcing its new set of video review protocols, the governing bodies also approved the creation of a Local Rule that will eliminate the added two strokes given to players for failing to include a penalty on the scorecard they are unaware they committed. (Rule 6-6d).
Thomas Pagel, USGA senior director of the Rules of Golf and Amateur Status, says that the Local Rule, which goes into effect Jan. 1, will be adopted by all the major men’s and women’s professional tours around the world. The USGA and R&A are also encouraging the rule to be adopted for state and regional tournaments and even down to club-level events.
“We stepped back and said, if the player is not aware and the player just got it wrong, lets go back in and add the original penalty,” Pagel said. “But we don’t need to add the additional two-stroke penalty.”
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Interestingly, the two-stroke penalty only went into effect in 2016 when USGA and R&A implemented the most recent changes to the Rules of Golf. Prior to that, players would be disqualified if they had signed their scorecards and were later found to have committed a penalty that they had not accounted. In changing the rule to be more lenient, officials acknowledged a DQ was a punishment that didn’t fit the crime.
Come 2019, when the modernized Rules of Golf are scheduled to go into effect, the scorecard penalty will be dropped altogether.
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Question: Porter, Wizards ease to 115-98 victory over Magic

ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) - Otto Porter scored 20 points and Tomas Satoransky had a career-high 19 to lift the Washington Wizards to a 115-98 victory over the Orlando Magic on Saturday night.
Bradley Beal had 18 points, eight rebounds and eight assists as the Wizards won their fourth straight without injured All-Star point guard John Wall. Washington shot 54 percent and had 35 assists, the fourth straight game with 30 or more.
Mario Hezonja and Johnathon Simmons led Orlando with 15 points apiece. The Magic had seven players in double figures, including 14 points from Elfrid Payton, but couldn't keep up with Washington's unselfish play.
Washington Wizards' Otto Porter Jr., right, drives past Orlando Magic's Wesley Iwundu (25) during the first half of an NBA basketball game Saturday, Feb. 3, 2018, in Orlando, Fla. (AP Photo/John Raoux)
The Wizards were in control offensively the entire game, using crisp passing to get easy shots inside and out. Washington shot 62 percent in the first quarter and didn't go under 55 percent until the final minute of the game.
Most of that was the result of quick ball movement and unselfish play by every player on the court. Reserve point guard Tim Frazier had seven assists, Satoransky had six and Porter added five.
The Wizards seized control of the game with an 18-5 run in the middle of the third quarter that gave them a 23-point lead.
They had assists on six of the eight baskets in a run that featured four layups and ended with a resounding dunk by Markieff Morris off a pass from Satoransky. That made it 82-59 with 4:10 left in the third period and Orlando never got closer than 17 the rest of the game.
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Wizards: The Wizards are 14-5 when Beal has five or more assists. . Washington is shooting 89.3 percent (92 of 103) from the free throw line in last five games. . The Wizards closed out the first half with a 10-0 run that gave them a 56-47 lead.
Magic: PF Aaron Gordon, team's leading scorer, thought he would return from a strained hip flexor, but couldn't make it through Friday's practice and missed his third straight game. . Marreesse Speights replaced Gordon in the starting lineup and had 10 points and two rebounds. . Hezonja is 10 of 14 (71.4 percent) on 3-pointers in his last three games.
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Washington Wizards' Markieff Morris, left, looks to pass the ball around Orlando Magic's Evan Fournier (10) during the first half of an NBA basketball game Saturday, Feb. 3, 2018, in Orlando, Fla. (AP Photo/John Raoux)
Washington Wizards' Tomas Satoransky (31) gets around Orlando Magic's Marreese Speights, right, for a shot during the first half of an NBA basketball game Saturday, Feb. 3, 2018, in Orlando, Fla. (AP Photo/John Raoux)
Washington Wizards' Bradley Beal (3) drives to the basket past Orlando Magic's Jonathon Simmons during the first half of an NBA basketball game Saturday, Feb. 3, 2018, in Orlando, Fla. (AP Photo/John Raoux)

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Question: Drake Royalties at the Center of New Cash Money Lawsuit

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Cash Money is facing a new lawsuit alleging missing profits from Drake’s first six albums.
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According to documents reviewed by Billboard, Aspire Music Group filed the suit against Cash Money co-owners Bryan “Birdman” Williams and Ronald “Slim” Williams today (April 17) in Manhattan.
Aspire alleges their deal with Cash Money was for one-third of the net royalties on Drake’s first six albums and that with the exception of small advances, they have not been paid. They also claim that monthly accounting was sporadic, and eventually stopped. Aspire requested that the court supervises a full review of Cash Money’s finances to determine the amount they are owed.

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The minimum age to consider the Lasik treatment is 18 years. You should be above 18 years to be eligible for this surgery. The eyes of people under 18 are still developing and changing and it would not be advisable to do this surgery for a pair of eyes that is not 18 years old.
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Question: 4 GOP senators on the fence over Puzder for labor secretary

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WASHINGTON -- Four Republicans on the Senate committee considering President Donald Trump's nominee for secretary of labor aren't saying publicly if they will vote for him.
Sen. Susan Collins of Maine and three other senators -- Tim Scott of South Carolina, Johnny Isakson of Georgia and Lisa Murkowski of Alaska -- have said they won't decide how to vote on fast-food executive Andrew Puzder's nomination until after his Senate confirmation hearing Thursday.
That's fueled a battle on social media and other platforms, as Republicans arm up against Democrats and their allies after other bruising confirmation battles over Trump nominees.
Collins and Murkowski joined every Democrat in voting against Education Secretary Betsy DeVos, with Vice President Mike Pence breaking a 50-50 tie. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has privately vowed to move Puzder's nomination through despite questions about any potential conflicts of interests and other issues.
Meeting with reporters Monday, Collins mentioned that she's watched Puzder's ex-wife's appearance in disguise as a victim of domestic violence on Oprah Winfrey's talk show in the 1980s. The ex-wife, Lisa Fierstein, has recanted the abuse allegations against Puzder, made as part of their divorce proceedings. He has long denied the accusations, and in a Jan. 18 letter to the committee, she reiterated that "Andy is not and was not abusive or violent."
Still, Collins told reporters, "I have gone to view the Oprah Winfrey show for an hour on which his former wife appeared and I am reviewing the other information that has come to light."
It was the first time a Republican senator publicly acknowledged evaluating the domestic violence accusation.
Collins and the other three senators have said they are concerned about other issues facing Puzder, such as his acknowledgment that he employed a housekeeper who was not authorized to work in the U.S. but only paid her taxes after Trump nominated him Dec. 9.

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Question: Taiwan gives Chinese asylum seeker temporary housing

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Two Vietnamese drowned while attempting to enter Taiwan illegally along with three others, the island’s coastguard said on Monday.
The Coast Guard Administration said its radar system picked up a small object moving quickly off the coast of Taitung County, eastern Taiwan, at 2.17am and dispatched a patrol team to investigate.
The object turned out to be a speedboat that transported the five Vietnamese – three women and two men – close to the coast and then transferred them to a rubber dinghy, according to local media.
The dinghy reportedly capsized about 20 metres from shore, throwing all its occupants into the sea.
Two of the Vietnamese drowned, while the three others were arrested on land, along with two Taiwanese men, according to the coastguard.
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Li Chih-hao, a coastguard officer, said the two Vietnamese – one man and one woman – died, despite being pulled from the water by a patrol boat and rushed to hospital.
Four other occupants of the dinghy – two Vietnamese women, a Vietnamese man and a Taiwanese man – were also thrown into the water, Li said, adding that they made it to land where they were arrested by coastguard officers.
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The incident follows a case where a pregnant Vietnamese worker was repatriated after turning herself in to the New Taipei City police.
The 25-year-old woman, identified only by the surname Nguyen, went to a police station in the Tamsui precinct and asked for assistance to return to her country, the Central News Agency reported.
Police officer Chen Pao-jen said Nguyen had abandoned her job and her passport was still in the possession of her employer, and she was three months’ pregnant.
Nguyen had been hiding in different places and earning very little money, which often gave rise to suicidal thoughts, according to Chen. He said the woman told the police that she was seeking their help to return to her fiancé in Vietnam and have her baby there.
Chen said the police turned over Nguyen to the immigration agency, which took charge of the matter and arranged her return to Vietnam.


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ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP)  The ISU Four Continents figure skating championships are returning to the U.S. for the first time in seven years.
The meet is scheduled for Feb. 7-10 at Honda Center in Anaheim, California, home to the NHL's Anaheim Ducks.
The competition in singles, pairs and ice dancing features skaters from the Americas, Asia, Africa and Oceania.
The U.S. team will be made up of three skaters or teams in each discipline and will be named after the U.S. nationals in Detroit on Jan. 19-27.
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Last year, Americans Tarah Kayne and Danny O'Shea won the pairs title and Ashley Cain and Timothy LeDuc earned silver in Taipei. Americans Kaitlin Hawayek and Jean-Luc Baker won the ice dance title. Jason Brown won bronze in the men's competition.
The event was last held in the U.S. in 2012 at Colorado Springs, Colorado. The U.S. also hosted in 2006, 2007 and 2011.

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Question: Paddle UP! column: Pickleball with TED - time, energy, depth

Happy New Year, everyone. Are you ready to loose some weight and get in shape? Then learn to play Pickleball! You will take an average of 500 steps each game and burn anywere from 50 to 100 calories to boot. So if you play five games per day say, even three days each week, that comes to 1,175 calories in a week. Not only that, the game develops good eye-hand coordination.
A long-time tennis player came to see me to learn Pickleball. “I heard this is like playing old man’s tennis,” she said. Later, after playing for awhile she confided to me that Pickleball was an entirely different game than tennis.
That is what I call the awakening for this sport.
To be honest, to those who do not know the game it sort of looks like tennis at first glance. Also, whatever skills you learned in other sports you naturally bring to a new sport or activity you have never played. With Pickleball we have folks who have little or no background in sports as well as gifted tennis and racquetball players coming together at the same time to learn this simple game. To some of the gifted sports players they wreck havoc on the less sports minded players until they start running up against better pickleball players. Then for some, the awakening occurs.
Here is a major difference. In tennis and racquetball every shot is a potential winner. In Pickleball five of the seven shots in the game are really set up shots to prepare you for a put away or winner shot. It all has to do with with the difference in the size of the court, the rules, the use of a paddle not a racquet, and a whiffle type ball.
Like a friend and fellow coach Perm Carnot put it: “A lot of Pickleball is all about a stealthy tiger moving through the underbrush and then pouncing on the prey.” As a player evolves in Pickleball they become aware there is a lot more strategy, finesse and control in the game with the use of the skills of altering the pace, angle and speed of the ball than the use of power shots more common to tennis and racquetball.
There is an idea in Pickleball I call TED’s rule:
T stands for time. When hitting the ball give yourself time to get ready for the next shot.
E stands for energy. Whenever you can, make your opponent use their energy not yours in the return of the ball.
D stands for depth. Drive it deep and at their feet.
One of the five set up shots is the serve. A casual person or new player in the game will see a hard fast and low serve and think “wow.” That is what they see in the more powerful game of tennis and racquetball. But in Pickleball because of the rule of the underhand serve and smaller court, most players can easily return the ball you might think would be a point shot. In addition to that, a ball hit low, fast and hard uses a lot of your energy so the opponent can use your energy to return it with his or her control, and it also gives you less time to get ready to receive a return!
So in Pickleball, and among older players in particular, it makes more sense to hit the ball higher to the opponent in more of a lofting shot. In doing so, first it gives you more time to get set and look at the opponents to see how they position themselves. Second, it has to bounce before they can hit it and this makes the opponent not only have to use their control but use their energy (not yours) to correctly hit it back. I have seen the ball driven into the net more than a few times. And like the hard, fast and low serve, the lofty serve can be learned to drop right at the opponents feet.
So there you go TED’s rule in action.
Both types of serves are commonly used in the sport of Pickleball and especially in the recreational side of the game. In this game you do not want to become known as one who can be counted on to deliver the same type of shot all the time. By changing the pace, speed and angle of the serves you gain an advantage over just smacking the ball back and forth. Getting the opponent to have to guess what you will do next is a very powerful tool.
If you want to see a major difference between tennis and Pickleball, for example, watch a tennis doubles match and then Pickleball doubles on TV. For Pickleball you can see the recent Nationals at Casa Grande Arizona by going to USAPA.org, then tournaments, then Nationals.
Pickleball is a unique game, a fascinating game that everyone can play from 9 to 90. Like swimming, it can be a life long sport. It is lot of fun, easy to learn and strangely addictive because it is so much fun to play at the recreational level and challenging at the tournament level. I am still learning every day I play.
Paddle UP!
Bob Atherton is a pickleball coach and the Northern Arizona District Ambassador for the United States Pickleball Association. He can be reached at bobca39@gmail.com or 928-499-2498.

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CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. — The driver charged with killing a woman at a white nationalist rally in Charlottesville was previously accused of beating his mother and threatening her with a knife, according to police records released Monday.
Samantha Bloom, who is disabled and uses a wheelchair, repeatedly called police about her son, James Alex Fields Jr., in 2010 and 2011, telling officers he was on medication to control his temper, transcripts from 911 calls show.
Fields, 20, is accused of ramming his car into a crowd of counter-protesters on Saturday in Charlottesville, killing 32-year-old Heather Heyer.
Fields, described by a former high school teacher as an admirer of Adolf Hitler and Nazi Germany, was charged with second-degree murder.
A judge denied him bail Monday after the public defender’s office said it couldn’t represent him because a relative of someone in the office was injured in Saturday’s protest.
Fields was assigned a local attorney, and another hearing was set for Aug. 25.
Records show that Fields was arrested and put in juvenile detention after his mother reported in 2011 that he stood behind her wielding a 12-inch knife.
In another incident in 2010, she said her son smacked her in the head and locked her in the bathroom after she told him to stop playing video games. There was no indication in the records that he was arrested.
Also Monday, a former classmate told The Associated Press that on a school trip to Europe in 2015, a teenage Fields couldn’t stand the French and said he only went on the trip so that he could visit “the Fatherland” — Germany.
“He just really laid on about the French being lower than us and inferior to us,” said Keegan McGrath.
McGrath, now 18, said he challenged Fields on his beliefs, and the animosity between them grew so heated that it came to a boil at dinner on their second day. He said he went home after three or four days because he couldn’t handle being in a room with Fields.
The incident shocked McGrath because he had been in German class with Fields for two unremarkable years.
“He was just a normal dude” most of the time, though he occasionally made “dark” jokes that put his class on edge, including one “offhand joke” about the Holocaust, McGrath said.
McGrath said Fields was no outcast: “He had friends. He had people who would chat with him.”
Meanwhile, under pressure to speak out more forcefully, President Donald Trump condemned Ku Klux Klan members, neo-Nazis and white supremacists who take part in violence as “criminals and thugs” and declared that “racism is evil.”
Trump’s initial failure on Saturday to denounce the groups by name, and his blaming of the violence on “many sides,” prompted criticism from fellow Republicans as well as Democrats.
A teacher who taught Fields in high school said Sunday that Fields was fascinated with Nazism, idolized Hitler, and had been singled out in the ninth grade by officials at Randall K. Cooper High School in Union, Kentucky, for his “deeply held, radical” convictions on race.
Fields also confided that he had been diagnosed with schizophrenia when he was younger and had been prescribed an anti-psychotic medication, according to the teacher, Derek Weimer.
Fields later enlisted in the Army and reported for basic training in 2015 but was released from active duty four months later because of what military described only as “a failure to meet training standards.”
The violence in Charlottesville also was blamed for the deaths of two Virginia State Police officers in a helicopter crash.
Fields had been photographed hours before the attack with a shield bearing the emblem of Vanguard America, one of the hate groups that took part in the protest against the removal of a statue of Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee. The group on Sunday denied any association with Fields.
Associated Press writer Brian Witte in Annapolis, Maryland, contributed to this report.

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Question: Healthcare Supply Chain Management Market to Upraise its Production and Strategy by 2023

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Global Healthcare Supply Chain Management Market was valued at USD 1.50 Billion in the year 2017. Global Healthcare Supply Chain Management Market is estimated to grow at a CAGR of 9.40% from 2018 to 2023. North America region holds the highest market share in 2017 and is considered as the fastest growing market in the predicted period with rising healthcare sector as the major driving factor. The U.S. is the major market in 2017 at country level and it is further anticipated to grow at a steady pace in the next 5 years.
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Emerging healthcare IT industry and healthcare awareness
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Healthcare Cost reduction
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Barcode
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On-premise
By End Users
Healthcare Providers
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By Region
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Europe
Asia-Pacific
RoW
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2. McKesson Corporation (U.S)
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There was no end of intrigue at the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show this year.
Rumor, the German shepherd who narrowly lost at last year's show, had come close to simply hanging up her leash and retiring. Instead, she stormed back to win her category again this year — and then, to top it all off, beat out more than 2,800 dogs to take Best in Show on Tuesday, as well.
The triumph makes her only the second German shepherd to win the top prize in Westminster's 141-year history. Considering Westminster is the second-longest continuously running sporting event in the U.S. — second only to the Kentucky Derby — the redemptive win for the 5 1/2-year-old female is no mean feat.
Not only that, but as NPR's Merrit Kennedy noted earlier this month, Westminster also played host to another rarity at this year's dog show: cats. The featured felines shared a showcase with the dogs called Meet & Compete.
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