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Miley Cyrus says she has 'no idea' what coronavirus pandemic is like due to Hollywood privilege
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Miley Cyrus has admitted she has no clue what the devastation of the coronavirus pandemic truly feels like because of the privileges that come along with being a celebrity.
The 27-year-old "Mother's Daughter" singer opened up about the devastation of the coronavirus pandemic and how she's found an outlet to discuss the unknowns through her new Instagram live talk show "Bright Minded."
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Actress and pop star Miley Cyrus admitted she has 'no idea' what the coronavirus pandemic is truly like. (Miley Cyrus for WSJ. Magazine)
"This isn't Covid-19, what I'm experiencing. My life has been pushed pause on, but really I have no idea what this pandemic is like," Cyrus told WSJ. Magazine for its June cover story.
Cyrus, who has welcomed Elton John, Demi Lovato, Selena Gomez, and even politicians like Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., to her show for candid conversations touching on mental health and staying positive amid global crisis, insisted she knows full well she is not witnessing the impact of the pandemic as others are.
"I am comfortable in my space and able to put food on my table and [I am] financially stable, and that's just not the story for a lot of people," Cyrus continued from her California home.
Cyrus confessed she's been able to book high-profile stars for the show by simply "sliding in" their direct messages on social media. Other times, fellow A-listers reach out to her, but she's cognizant of the fact that many entertainers may be hesitant to participate in an effort to not come across as tone-deaf.
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"I'm sure a lot of the hesitation for other people saying yes to doing the show is because it almost doesn't feel right for celebrities to share our experience. Because it just doesn't compare," she said.
Back in mid-March, at the height of the coronavirus surge in the United States, "Wonder Woman" star Gal Gadot and other celebrities including Kristen Wiig, James Marsden and Natalie Portman, came under fire for posting a cover of John Lennon's famous song "Imagine" on social media in an effort to inspire hope.
The initiative backfired rather quickly, with Twitter users dubbing the video "cringy" as a song didn't appear to provide relief for those actually fighting for their lives.
Cyrus credited her past hosting gigs on "The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon" and "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" for equipping her the experience and importance of remaining sensitive.
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Miley Cyrus said she's grateful her grandmother is still 'with us' given the difficult circumstances surrounding COVID-19. (Miley Cyrus for WSJ. Magazine)
Still, welcoming "Bright Minded" guests comes with the pressures of mastering the craft, she said.
"This show makes people nervous because it's not the usual talk show format. It's intimate, and you don't have your team when you're [filmling] at home," Cyrus said. "You don't have your publicist and your glam and all the things. You're letting people into your space, and you're controlling the tech and all that stuff."
Cyrus feels a dedication to protecting her guests "no matter how famous or how not."
"I want people to shine," she said.
Cyrus' show began with a peek into how celebrities are managing their time bunkering down at home, and while it's been on a brief hiatus, she plans for its return to shine a light on heroes around the world and what society will look like in the aftermath of the pandemic once it begins to recede.
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Cyrus shared upcoming segments will take a closer look at deeper-rooted issues in society, such as the housing crisis and financial instability.
"None of that's going away," Cyrus said. "Many of these issues are being highlighted because of Covid-19, but they existed before and they're going to continue to exist and get worse."
Personally, Cyrus said she's thankful to be able to communicate in new ways with loved ones, but this period has been "the longest" she's gone without physically seeing her mom, Tish Cyrus, and her grandmother.
With the success of "Bright Minded," Cyrus' platform has brought on questions about her future, such as if she'd ever transition into hosting gigs in addition to being a chart-topping artist.
"A lot of what I've represented in my entire career is individuality and gender identity and sexual identity. So yeah, I would love to create a platform where individuality is highlighted and a place for good news and light and activism and optimism and highlighting the folks doing really big work who don't always get the attention that is deserved."
Melissa Roberto covers entertainment at Foxnews.com. You can reach her at Melissa.Roberto@fox.com.
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By the way, thank you, Tweeties. You are totally awesome!
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no. thank you =) Remember to temper your general disgust for the overall ignorance of people with moments of happy. Happy is important too. Your little tweet reminded me that sometimes I can just think simply and then put it aside and go on with my day, enjoying my kids and working on my silly side projects.
As an Agnostic .. we're not even sure that's a TV.
And not smoking is a terrible addiction. Bald is a hair colour and not collecting stamps is a hobby.


Have you ever noticed how picky one is when looking for a car? He'll have a list a mile or two to make sure it's up to par.
He'll want to know the mileage, the quality of the paint job too. He'll study the tires, the condition of the tread, and this is exactly what he should do.
He'll ask about the owner, how many has it had. Then he'll call to hear what he has to say whether it's good or bad.
He'll think about it day and night before making up his mind, for he knows that he should have all of the facts before signing the bottom line.
I feel that if this same checklist were used when seeking one's life mate, that there would be far fewer divorces, and certainly a lot less mistakes.
But when seeking a mate one doesn't seem to care about their rocky roads traveled, nor their wear and tear.
They don't seem to care how many batteries they've charged, but just how good they look when parked in front of their yards.
But after all is said and done, there's one thing I now see, and that is that a blind man is a lot better off than me.
For a blind man definitely knows what true love is all about, because he gets to know the person from the inside out.
Please, Dear God, help me to see that what I think looks good, just might be bad for me!


On 20 January 2018, with the directional help of Remi Sournia, Projects & Development Officer at PEFC, the Nigerian hardwood trading company BlackCamel Energy Ltd organised the first National Stakeholders information meeting on Sustainable Forest Management in Nigeria through certification at Nandas Hotel, Sagamu, Nigeria.
At the meeting, Joseph Olajide, Chairman of BlackCamel Energy Ltd, informed the stakeholders on the critical situation of Nigeria's forests affected by widespread illegal logging and endangered woods' trading.
The meeting's attendees unanimously agreed that Nigeria needs a National Timber Certification Council that will help in managing and certifying the country's forest. Details of the pledge were laid out in a letter to the Nigerian Minister of Environment, available here.
"The awareness of the need for sustainable forest management is worldwide but agreement on the potential role of timber certification in achieving this goal is by no means equally widespread," the briefing underlines.
"Any viable timber certification scheme will need to be seen to be credible, objective with measurable criteria, reliable and independent and, most important, covering all types of timber."
"Participation must be voluntary, non-discriminatory in nature and adaptable to local conditions, cost effective, practical and transparent. So far, timber and forest products certification has not been applied on a wide enough basis to prove its practicality in application, its effect on the market or its contribution to good stewardship of the forest. The issue remains highly political in nature and will no doubt continue to be a subject of active international and intergovernmental debate for some time before a solution is found."
Finally, the meeting's attendees also committed to form a Forest Product Association of Nigeria (FPAN) with the aim of checking all activities of forest users and promoting Sustainable Forest Management (SFM) across the country. All FPAN members will actively engage in tree planting to be monitored by the Forestry Institute of Nigeria (FRIN).
According to Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), less than 10% of Nigeria's land is now covered by forests and only 20,000 hectares of the country's primary forests remain. There have been high rates of deforestation in the country; the annual rate was 5% between 2010 and 2015. Find out more here.


Minister of Finance Ravi Karunanayake convened a media briefing in Colombo on Monday, July 11.
He added that people misunderstand the interim order issued by the Supreme Court, since it is issued only until the VAT is passed in parliament and the verdict which will be issued on December 7.
He went on to note that it will be passed on 20th. Explaining further he added that once it is passed, the revenue collection will return to normal from May 2.


Emory first-year students may soon be required to fulfill a new general education requirement centered around educating students about diversity.
A faculty senate of the Emory College of Arts and Sciences working group has developed a program to increase awareness about diversity in freshman courses and orientation. Emory created the initiative in response to the 2013 demands by student group Black Students at Emory.
The program to address diversity education may include new diversity-focused freshman writing course sections and restructured freshman orientation and Pre-Major Advising Connections at Emory (PACE) classes.
A pilot for the program, which the University is aiming to implement by Fall 2018, restructures orientation and PACE and adds diversity components to some freshman writing sections, according to Professor of Practice in the Department of Biology and committee member Patricia Marsteller. Marsteller said that if the pilot program is deemed successful, the diversity component will be extended to all freshman writing and seminar courses.
In the demands, the students specified that Emory should create a general education requirement (GER) for "courses that explore issues significantly affecting people of color" by Fall 2016.
Eisen said that Emory formed the subcommittee one year later than the student group had demanded because Emory was transitioning in leadership and could not mobilize quicker.
Marsteller said that the program would increase the amount of time students spend discussing diversity during orientation and PACE.
Faculty members who teach these diversity classes would be trained by experts in race relations like Professor of Philosophy George Yancy, Marsteller said. Yancy declined the Wheel's request for an interview, stating that he believed other people would be more knowledgeable about the subject.
Eisen and Marsteller noted that they reviewed how other institutions, including Harvard University (Mass.) and Oberlin College (Ohio), implemented diversity GERs.
Oberlin adopted a college-wide cultural diversity requirement for all undergraduates in 1991. Students satisfy the diversity GER by completing at least three courses that are either conducted in a language other than English, studying disenfranchised groups in the United States or studying cultures outside of the U.S.
Harvard adopted a more limited initiative March 2017, which requires English concentrators to take a course "featuring authors who may have been overlooked in the past for their race, gender or sexuality," according to The Harvard Crimson.
Eisen said that Emory is heading in the same direction as Oberlin of incorporating a diversity requirement throughout the whole undergraduate curriculum.
Before the subcommittee can implement a diversity GER, which would require the University faculty to vote in support of the changes at two consecutive faculty council meetings, the subcommittee plans to hold a focus group of Emory students and faculty Spring 2018 to evaluate the feasibility and effectiveness of the proposed pilot program.
Eisen said that the focus group is most important to the implementation process, as it involves the students who will be affected by this proposal.
Samuel Candler Dobbs Professor of Psychology Robyn Fivush, a co-chair of another working group that broadly reviews undergraduate curriculum and GERs, said that the faculty re-evaluates the undergraduate education structure every five to 15 years.
Correction (1/30/18 at 10:05 p.m.): The working group is under the faculty senate of the College, not the Faculty Council.


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Published: March 24, 2017, 5:38 pm
Community leaders push for passage of Proposition 5
Prop 5 would provide funding for domestic violence victims, first responders
SAN ANTONIO – Community leaders made a push Friday for the passage of a proposition that would help victims of domestic violence and first responders.
The leaders held a news conference to explain the importance of Proposition 5, which will appear in the May 6 election ballot.
The proposition would provide $1 million for the construction of an activity center and gym for women and children who are staying at the Battered Women and Children's Shelter.
"That is the reality of domestic violence. The majority are children. So it is only fitting that while they are there, they'll be treated in the best way possible," said Marta Pelaez, president and CEO of Family Violence Prevention Services.
The proposition would also earmark $34 million for facilities for first responders and fire and police facilities.
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Nowadays people are doing every work through internet from their mobiles and laptops. Like someone has to pay money, pay bills, book a car, hotel or ticket, order food etc. Apart from all these things, nowadays people have also made mobile and laptop the means of earning their money. Yes, in today's time people earn money through digital marketing. This is also going on in the trend these days, and even people are leaving their jobs and earning in this business not only in lakhs but also in crores. Let us in this article give you information about what is digital marketing and how people are making their career in it.
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It is not necessary that AIDS should be used to convey product or service information to any internet users. It can happen even without it. For example, when you do some search on Google such as 'Top Engineering Colleges in India', then a list of it opens in the Google search result. This happens without any addons. Posts with quality content are brought to the top on Google only by SEO. For this, he has to work on things like keyword research, webmaster tools, user experience optimization.
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As the name suggests, people who do marketing work through various websites, portals and social media sites are called social media marketing experts. In the field of marketing, promotion of any content is done in 2 ways. One is that that content should be shared to as many people as possible or it should be promoted by posting AIDS. And the advertisement should be posted on the second most popular Ali social media sites. It is not necessary that you have special skills for this. That is why its demand is high.
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Content is most important for marketing. Whether you promote through a social media or through SEO, unless the content is good, it is difficult to reach the audience. The job of a copywriter in this field is to help the team that works to improve the content.
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The course of digital marketing is done in various institutes. Such as Delhi School of Internet Marketing, Global Education Service based in Manipal, AIM, NIIT, The Learning Catalyst Mumbai etc. Out of these, you can complete the course in any institute and do jobs in various fields such as digital marketing agency, e-commerce companies, online shopping websites, service provider company, retail and marketing company etc.
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PORTUGAL WINE TRAVEL
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ALENTEJO, PORTUGAL'S WINE REGION
Portugal is the last major European country to have entered the modern world. Some thirty years ago, an astute man I know predicted this belated debut and bought up every share he could on the Lisbon exchange. Then he waited until the Salazar dictatorship fell, at which point he became very rich. Yet even 10 years ago, people in Madrid who heard I was going to Lisbon said it would be "the way Madrid used to be."
And it was, although the ATM's were already there. Today in Lisbon, you can eat in a trendy place owned by John Malkovich; television is so unfettered that people find it kinky when the actors on the late-night shows wear clothes; 1998's Lisbon Expo Disneyfied the waterfront. And a short drive out of town, on excellent roads built with European Union funds, the old Portugal of oxcarts and sleepy villages is still there, holding on to its soul but eager to meet the rest of the world halfway.
I am racing east on one of those roads into the mountainous Alentejo region, which ought to mean boondocks but actually translates as "beyond the Tagus," the river that spills into the Atlantic and gives Lisbon its majestic setting.
From Lisbon's airport, built for the Expo, it takes five minutes in a rented car super-mini to reach the sail-like cables of the Vasco da Gama bridge, which leads smoothly over the water. My quest has begun. On my first visit to eastern Portugal, in 1994, mule carts and peasant women in black were the main sights, along with deserted castles and cork oaks. I've now returned with my wife, a globe-trotting sculpture curator, to confirm enticing reports that this former backwater has brightened up with stylish hotels, adroit presentations of regional foods, and cheeses tuned up for export. Most of all, I'm here to witness the remarkable evolution of the area's wineries, a process that has transformed the murky plonk that most Americans associate with Portuguese wine into a distinctive—and often pricey— competitor for the fussy wine-bibber's attention.
The oaks are still here, darkly punctuating the wheat fields. The single-digit numbers painted on their stripped, smooth, reddish trunks stand for the year their bark was last peeled away and converted into bottle stoppers. By law, the process can be repeated every nine years, ensuring Portugal's supremacy as the world's leading cork producer. This may not be a cause for rejoicing much longer, as even first-class wineries from Sicily to Sonoma are converting to synthetic corks and metal caps. But it makes for a lovely landscape of widely separated big old trees with thick green foliage and large acorns, flocks of sheep and cattle, and not much else. After about an hour and a half of bucolic high-speed travel, we exit at Estremoz ( pronounced "shtre-moj"), one of the hubs of the new Alentejan wine scene. The tourist office is closed, but a sporty woman emerging from an SUV directs us through an unmarked single-lane break in the ramparts toward our hotel.
We could have booked a room in the swank, air-conditioned pousada that occupies the 14th-century castle (complete with crenellated towers) perched on the acropolis above Estremoz. But we're looking to break away from the beaten path of globalized five-star lodgings that Portugal's network of pousadas epitomizes. And we got a convincing tip from a discriminating friend that we'd find what we sought at the Convento de São Paulo, a 17-mile drive away along a lush winding road, in the tiny village of Aldeia da Serra (Mountainville).
The former monastery looms massively against a wooded slope and overlooks a green, deserted valley. Among its seductions are cloistered gardens, a Baroque chapel, a circular swimming pool, forest hiking trails, and a dining room expertly faithful to Alentejan specialties—gutsy thick soups and pork in every form, including deboned trotter with garlic and fresh coriander (coentro), served in emphatic quantities—and alert to the newly sophisticated local wines. But none of these estimable advantages are the reason a couple of jaded sybarites like my wife and me would tout the Convento as one of the most remarkable places we've ever spent the night. Nor is it the casual service provided by cheerful locals, or the sunlit cloister : it's the tiles that have won our hearts.
Everywhere you turn in this place, you pass murals made of blue-and-white glazed Baroque tiles—more than 54,000 of them, the hotel claims. Once you start looking at the religious and historical scenes on the murals lining Convento's long, kerosene lamp–lit halls, it is hard to clip along efficiently to your spacious renovated monk's cell with its views of the valley and the gardens below. I'd happily spend a rainy day gazing at these martyred saints and knights as they ride forth to win greater glory for some forgotten Portuguese ruler. The true aesthete could stay all day at the Convento, but we must begin our expeditions.
We start at the famous Saturday market in the praça, or central square, of Estremoz. Surrounded by a former palace and a Baroque church, crowds fill shopping bags with everything from red-clay pottery to live chickens and rabbits. We gravitate toward the cheese stalls, really just simple tables covered with small rounds made of goat's, sheep's, and cow's milk and blends of the three (mistura). These are basic farmhouse cheeses, some fresh, some aged. Many bear monochromatic labels printed with the name of the dairy and the variety. Even at this grassroots level, the movement to standardize Portuguese cheese s is taking hold. Some of the better-known types, all made with sheep's milk— Serpa, orange from being rubbed with paprika and oil, spiky Beja, and creamy, fresh Évora—are already finding their way to restaurants in New York. (When I got back to Manhattan, I was amused to see a city magazine praising the restaurant Artisanal for carrying Serpa and Serra, another prized Portuguese sheep's-milk cheese.) In the Estremoz market, a French foodie buzzword is also in vogue, on homespun labels that read Queijo Artesanal.
Back on the road, we start noticing signs marking the Rota dos Vinhos do Alentejo, or Alentejo Wine Route. This is a regionwide association of vineyards ostensibly open to the public, often with tasting rooms (adegas) in their white-walled, red-tile-roofed wineries. I say "ostensibly" because, upon closer inspection of the fine print in the brochure and on the route's Web site, it becomes clear that the vintners insist on appointments. Even the most glamorous vineyards, like Quinta do Carmo, near Estremoz, are basically fruit farms, not theme parks. And when you locate the center of Reguengos de Monsaraz on the map, you won't have an easy time finding the renowned restaurant and tasting facility for Herdade do Esporão, which produces a wide range of "modern" wines. But we manage, and it's worth the hunt: the Esporão Reserva is a complex and intelligent blend of native and Cabernet Sauvignon grapes. Though drinkable now, it has a tannic structure clearly intended for Bordeaux-like mellowing with age. The vineyard's adjoining restaurant is known throughout the region, and reservations for a lunch of duck salad and red wine are essential on weekends.
Sure enough, we can't get a table there, so we head for Évora, a romantic regional center, for a late lunch at the venerable Fialho, a self-styled cervejaria, or beer hall. Fialho is not only Évora's most celebrated restaurant but also one of the most revered in all of Portugal. This does not translate into fussy cooking or standoffish service. Quite the contrary—the atmosphere is that of a family tavern, although the staff remains professional and polished. Fialho is where you will find a homely-sounding dish like pork and clams, the region's specialty, raised to its highest level, a sensuous mix of rich, tender meat and ascetic, chewy shellfish.
Back in our monk's cell at the Convento, we collapse on our four-poster, resting up for another adega, near Sousel, just a bit north of Estremoz. More picturesque and quirky than Esporão, the Herdade do Mouchão, a family-run estate established in 1901, is a deliberate anachronism. The owners, Ian and Emily Richardson, make wine as if electricity and modern oenological advances had never blemished God's green earth. This is the place to go to sample authentic heavy vinifications of native Alentejo grapes, such as Trincadeira or Aragonês. Elsewhere in the high Alentejo, however, stainless-steel vats have replaced their wooden predecessors, and oenologists from Australia, France, and California's Napa Valley are transforming wines dramatically, and for the better. An infiltration of methods and grape varieties similar to those that revolutionized sleepy vineyards in Tuscany and southwestern France is turning around a region proverbially known as the "land of bread and bad wine." There is still plenty of $5 paint thinner in the bottle shops, but a quick scan of wine lists in restaurants reveals the change taking place. You pay globalized prices for these spiffy newcomers, of course, $30 to $40 for labels you have probably never heard of.
That's about what we pay for a superlative red Esporão '99 at the Luar de Janeiro bistro in Évora, which drew us in with its display of high-end local wines at the door—a good sign. As are the appetizers, especially the mushrooms in oil and mint, the oil swelling the mushrooms with unction, the mint adding its tang as a grace note. But all of this is merely a prelude to the extraordinary cabrito, kid roasted brown and crisp, cut in many pieces from the leg and shoulder but still on the bone. If this is Alentejan peasant cooking, I want to sign up for a job on a quinta, one of the big landholdings that survived the anti-fascism revolution of 1974.
Perhaps the cushiest of these estates is Quinta do Carmo, where every vine looks as well tended as a bonsai. The property, which dates from the 17th century, is now in partnership with the Rothschilds of Chateu Lafite. The reserve is roughly 75 percent local grapes, with Cabernet and Syrah accounting for as much as 40 percent. This is a big wine that will stand up to Alentejan food—or a juicy American steak. Without an appointment at the vineyard, we resign ourselves to tasting the wine over lunch at the Pousada Rainha Santa Isabel in Estremoz on our last day in the Alentejo. We are once again reminded that one of the best—not to mention most convenient—ways to sample the new Portuguese vintages is at local restaurants, where they pair effortlessly with the rich cuisine of the region.
Such is our luck that we manage to dine on our last night at Tasquinha d'Oliveira, an excellent small tavern in Évora. Owners Manuel and Carolina d'Oliveira follow the local custom of beginning the meal with a couvert. This is not just a descendant of the bad old European restaurant gimmick of charging for the bread and the place setting (couvert in French). In the Alentejo, couvert indicates an hors d'oeuvre not on the menu. Tasquinha serves 10 small plates—salads of roasted pimientos, rabbit, octopus; a sort of chicken quiche; breaded lamb riblets; goat cheese with quince paste—all of them delicious. We try some of each, not understanding that we're expected to choose one or two and send away the rest. The waiter, unfazed, lets us nibble freely—then charges us for everything we have touched.
The main courses are hearty, even sumptuous. I order the ancestral migas à Alentejana: tender little spareribs tucked into the coarse-grained local version of polenta. My wife orders a mildly gamy braised hare with white beans. This may sound like home cooking, and it is certainly sturdy fare, but it's presented with three-star panache, and the ingredients are brilliantly fresh. We round out the meal with a memorable Adega de Pegões, red, light, and as seductively bouqueted as a fine Burgundy.
To recover, we coax the car to take us a few miles out of town to a clearing in a cork oak grove, where we see the cromeleque dos almendres (cromlech of the almond grove), a neolithic stone circle. Here is Old Europe going strong. And if we'd had our wits about us, we would have brought a bottle of Quinta do Carmo Reserva, to toast the Alentejo's new take on its long and rich heritage.
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Religare Health Insurance to Raise Capital Through PE Funding
FDI Cap of 26% will not act as a deterrent in case of foreign funding for Religare Health Insurance. Religare Health Insurance Company Ltd. is thinking of raising capital through Private Equity (PE) funding and is hence in talks with domestic and global private equity (PE) firms. The company wishes to raise around Rs.200 crore in return of a small stake, said one of the two people directly involved in the negotiations. The talks have just begun and the final contours of the deal are yet to emerge.
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It's a PE deal and the company could raise capital from both domestic and global investors. The norm says that the foreign funds cannot buy a stake in the company if it is more than 26%. But Religare Health Insurance has no qualms in selling more than 26% stake, because of which domestic funds too have been approached.
The company is negotiating with global investors including LeapFrog Investments, TPG Capitaland General Atlantic.
The department of industrial policy and promotion has clarified that the 26% cap on overseas investments in insurance companies is applicable to foreign direct investment (FDI), foreign institutional investor (FII) investments and investments from non-resident Indians (NRIs). Many private insurers have suggested that India raise the FDI cap to 49%, but such a change as law is yet to be approved by Parliament.
Religare Health's current shareholders are Religare Enterprises Ltd, Union Bank of Indiaand Corporation Bank. However, the precise share held by these entities isn't known.
The count of insurers in India has become decent, there are 28 general insurers in India, including five stand-alone health insurance companies such as Cigna TTK Health Insurance Co. Ltd, Max Bupa Health Insurance Co. Ltd, Apollo Munich Health Insurance Co. Ltd and Star Health and Allied Insurance Co. Ltd.
Gross direct premium of Indian general insurers has risen at an average annual pace of 17.6% to Rs.57,964 crore in the year ended March 2012 from Rs.11,446 crore in fiscal year 2002, as per a KPMG report released in May. The progress in the general insurance industry has kept pace with the nation's nominal gross domestic product (GDP), leading to general insurance penetration staying constant in the range of 0.55-0.75% over the last 10 years. The general insurance sector might grow at an average annual rate of 16% to about Rs.194,000 crore by fiscal year 2020 from Rs.57,964 crore in fiscal year 2012.
The retail segment within the health insurance market is supposedly going to grow at a constant pace due to heightened penetration in smaller cities; replacement of out-of-pocket expenditure with health insurance spends, rising urbanization, demographic shifts and increasing costs of medical procedures.
The banking, financial services and insurance sector are trying their level best to generate high interest amongst investors, but the FDI cap of 26% in insurance is playing spoil sport and making investments unattractive.


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NASA Reveals Details About Habitable Worlds Observatory
An artist's concept of LUVOIR, a 15-meter telescope that was an early NASA concept for a future space telescope. The newly described Habitable Worlds Telescope wouldn't be quite as large as this.
NASA officials disclosed information about a planned next-generation space telescope, the Habitable Worlds Observatory, during a recent session of the American Astronomical Society,
In the session, Mark Clampin, the Astrophysics Division Director NASA's Science Mission Directorate, offered a few details about the telescope, which could be operational in the early 2040s.
The need for such an observatory is outlined in the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine's decadal survey on astronomy and astrophysics, a report assembled by hundreds of industry experts that serves as a reference document for the fields' future goals.
One of the key findings of the most recent decadal survey was the necessity of finding habitable worlds beyond our own, using a telescope tailored specifically for such a purpose. The report suggested an $11 billion observatory—one with a 6-meter telescope that would take in light at optical, ultraviolet, and near-infrared wavelengths. (Hubble Space Telescope sees mostly in optical and ultraviolet light, while the more recently launched Webb Space Telescope images at mid-infrared and near-infrared wavelengths.)
The authors of the decadal survey suggested the Habitable Worlds Observatory as the first in a new Great Observatories program; basically, the linchpin in the next generation of 21st-century space telescopes. As Science reported, the decadal report's suggestion of an exoplanet-focused space telescope falls somewhere between two older NASA proposals, telescope concepts named HabEx and LUVOIR.
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Exoplanets are found with regularity; it's finding worlds with conditions that can host life as we know it that's tricky. Webb has spotted exoplanets and deduced aspects of their atmospheric chemistry, and other telescopes (even planned ones, like the Roman Space Telescope) are turning their gaze toward these alien worlds.
Unlike other telescopes—both operational and those still on the drawing board—the planned Habitable Worlds Observatory would look specifically for so-called Goldilocks planets, worlds with conditions that could foster life.
The search for extraterrestrial life is a relentless goal of NASA. The Perseverance rover on Mars is collecting rock samples on Mars to learn, among other things, whether there's any evidence for ancient microbial life in a region of the planet that once was a flowing river delta. (An environment, it's important to note, that scientists believe was similar to that where Earth's first known life materialized.)
Beyond Mars, scientists harbor hope that future probes can poke around for signs of life in the subsurface ocean on Jupiter's moon Europa or the methane sea on Saturn's moon Titan.
But those are just venues—and hostile ones, compared to Earth—within our solar system. Missions like TESS and the Kepler Space Telescope have detected thousands of exoplanets, but the fraction that are Earth-like is vanishingly small.
Like the Webb telescope, the future observatory will be located at L2, a region of space one million miles from Earth that allows objects to remain in position with relatively little fuel burn. (By saving fuel, the missions' lifespans are prolonged.)
As reported by Science, Clampin said that the Habitable Worlds Observatory would be designed for maintenance and upgrades, which Webb is not. That could make the next observatory a more permanent presence in NASA's menagerie of space telescopes.
Hubble was famously serviced by humans in low-Earth orbit multiple times, due to a number of mechanical snafus and issues that have arisen over the telescope's 32-year tenure in space.
The Habitable Worlds Observatory repairs and upgrades (which would take place a million miles from Earth—a little far for human repairs) would be done robotically, more in the style of a Star Wars droid than a hand from the IT department.
Space News reported that NASA will imminently begin seeking out nominations for people to join the Science, Technology, Architecture Review Team (START) for the new observatory. The first phase of the observatory's development is slated for 2029.
In November, Clampin told a House subcommittee that the Webb telescope had suffered 14 strikes from micrometeoroids—very small bits of fast-traveling space rock that can damage the telescope's mirrors. Clampin said the NASA team was "making some operational changes to make sure we avoid any future impacts," and the telescope was slightly repositioned to reduce the risk of future strikes.
One of the telescope's mirror segments was damaged by a micrometeoroid strike, but an analysis by the team found the telescope "should meet its optical performance requirements for many years."
Of paramount importance to the astronomical community is that the budget and timeline of the new observatory stay on track. The Webb project was years late and way over budget. Space News reports that some scientists are calling for an expedited timeline that could see the Habitable Worlds Observatory launch by 2035.
The ball is well and truly rolling on the telescopes of the future. The question is how Sisyphean the roll of the ball will be.
More: Webb Telescope Spots Ancient Galaxy Built Like the Milky Way


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CRTC Bans Bell, Videotron from Subsidizing Data for Mobile TV Apps
by Gary Ng – Thu, January 29, 2015
Last August, the CRTC made it clear it was set to investigate a complaint from Manitoba graduate student Ben Klass regarding the subsidizing of mobile data for TV apps from Bell and Videotron. Klass' complaint revealed the mobile TV subsidy saw Bell marking up data to competing services by a whopping 800%.
Mobile data used for Bell and Videotron's TV apps did not count against customer data buckets, but usage of YouTube or other video apps did. That was seen as unfair, and now the CRTC has agreed (Rogers ended their $5/month Anyplace TV subscription during the inquiry).
In a speech to the London Chamber of Commerce regarding the future of television in Canada, Jean-Pierre Blais, CRTC chairman had this to say about the Bell and Videotron decision:
In our opinion, providers such as Bell and Vidéotron that offer linear content via their mobile TV apps cannot provide undue preferences or advantages. We therefore ordered Bell and Vidéotron to eliminate their unlawful practices.
That may sound to some like a small issue to be bothered about. I respectfully disagree. Here's why. At its core, this decision isn't so much about Bell or Vidéotron. It's about all of us and our ability to access content equally and fairly, in an open market that favours innovation and choice. The CRTC always wants to ensure – and this decision supports this goal – that Canadians have fair and reasonable access to content. That everyone can access the bridges without restrictions. We also want to ensure that abuses of power in the system do not go unchecked.
Blais went on to say he supports perks and innovation offered by companies, "But when the impetus to innovate steps on the toes of the principle of fair and open access to content, we will intervene. We've got to keep the lanes of our bridges unobstructed so that everyone can cross."
The CRTC told Bell in a written decision to end its mobile TV pricing by April 29 and told Videotron to similarly confirm it would end its illico.tv app by March 31.
Klass had this to say on the decision, calling it "heartening":
"Ensuring that all content is treated equally is crucial to ensuring that the Internet remains a level playing field for innovators, entrepreneurs, and everyday Internet users. In a world where Bell could charge 800% more for competing services it seemed unlikely that innovation could thrive. It's heartening to see the CRTC side with Canadians and strike down this unfair practice."
Consumer groups applauded the CRTC's decisions today. Geoff White, Counsel to the Public Interest Advocacy Centre (PIAC), said in a statement "The CRTC was right to see through the self-serving arguments of Bell and Videotron," further adding "Since these companies offer internet access, they must abide by the fairness requirements of Canadian telecommunications law and not prefer their own programming."
OpenMedia.ca called the "landmark" decision a "precedent for mobile providers across Canada." Campaigns Manager Josh Tabish of OpenMedia.ca called this decision a "big win":
"This is a big win for wireless users across Canada. We're very happy to see the CRTC taking steps to stop Big Telecom unfairly charging people more to access alternative content and services. Let's be clear on one thing: the telecom companies were fighting for new tools to squeeze even more money out of mobile users in Canada – but today, they lost that power."
There you have it. Mark this up as a win for mobile net neutrality. What do you think of this decision by the CRTC?
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Podcast: Packing a suitcase for the pool with Katie Ledecky
Rob Schumacher, USA TODAY Sports
Katie Ledecky shows off her first gold medal of the Tokyo Olympics on Wednesday
By: NBC Olympics
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During an episode of The Village, Katie Ledecky recently had a conversation with Eizabeth Beisel that was so interesting it deserved to be shared on The Podium as well.
The six-time Olympic gold medalist lays out what's included in the breakfast of champions, shows Beisel the note that she created in her phone to keep track of the bus schedule and details what she packs when heading to the pool for a medal race (multiple outfits, back-up swim caps and a huge parka).
Ledecky closes the podcast by explaining the handshake she choreographed with 15-year-old swimmer Katie Grimes.
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The Sleeping Bag in a Can Was Real and Amazing
The Sleeping Bag in a Can Was Real and Fantastic
Sealed in a Spam can, the bag would have kept crashed aircrews alive in winter.
By Kyle Mizokami Published: Jan 2, 2018
Sleeping Bag in a Can!?
During the Cold War, the U.S. Air Force issued sleeping bags in "spam cans"—steel cans opened with a metal key. Unintentionally silly by today's standards, it was part of a serious effort to keep crashed or shot-down airmen alive in cold regions until they were rescued.
YouTube vlogger Taras Kul picked up a M1949 sleeping bag on eBay. The M1949, also known as "Sleeping Bag, Mountain, M1949" is well known in collector circles. Introduced in 1949, the M1949 is what we would today call a "mummy bag." The bag features a cotton shell with down filler and is meant for mountain or Arctic conditions.
This M1949, however, is different: It's vacuum-packed in a can like Spam. The external markings on Kul's model indicate the bag was part of a U.S. Air Force contract. The contract number is difficult to run down, but it appears the sleeping bag was part of a contract for 1950s-era F-84F Thunderstreak jet fighters. That makes sense since the bag, sealed in a can, is clearly meant to be used only in emergencies.
Why would the U.S. military pack sleeping bags in metal cans? Goose down is compressible, but it's also really difficult to get all the moisture out of a down bag if it gets wet (unlike modern nylon shells). If an emergency sleeping bag gets wet in storage you might not notice for years, and by the time you really, really need it you could be left with a mildewy mess. Thus the impenetrable metal can.
U.S. air crews that suddenly find themselves on the ground, whether by enemy action or show-stopping malfunction, have other pressing problems than whether or not their sleeping bag smells and feels like a wet dog. They'll be much too busy evading enemy patrols or finding their way back to civilization to marvel at the ingeniousness of packing a sleeping bag in a giant sardine tin.
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In 1967 Barron Hilton, the chief executive officer of Hilton Hotels Corporation, stated that it was his dream to be a pioneer of space tourism. At that time, he spoke of his plans for hotels in space, including the Orbiter Hilton and the Lunar Hilton. The Orbiter Hilton would move freely around in space, orbiting Earth, whereas the Lunar Hilton would be located on the surface of the Moon. Hilton realized that he would have to wait until the time was right, but that time is now approaching.
Recently, Dennis Tito, a 60-year-old California tycoon, made his place in history as the first person to buy his way into space as a tourist, paying $20 million for the opportunity. After six weeks of intensive training with the Russian Space Agency, on April 30, 2001 Tito embarked on a week's vacation to tour the International Space Station. By the end of the week many of the people who viewed that historical event deemed his trek a success.
These efforts could spark the beginning of an age of adventure tourism, or tourism that involves an element of risk or perceived risk. Space tourism, a segment of adventure tourism, includes suborbital travel, or flights to the edge of Earth's atmosphere; trips to low Earth orbit (LEO), in which satellites orbit Earth at an altitude of 320 to 800 kilometers (200 to 500 miles); and vacations at an orbiting or lunar hotel/resort.
Currently, one form of space tourism exists. From an airfield in Moscow, tourists are paying $12,000, excluding travel and lodging costs, for a "Journey to the Edge of Space." These adventurers experience a 45-to 60-minute ride to the edge of Earth's atmosphere in a MiG-25 aircraft flying at Mach 2.5, or a mile every 2 seconds, and reaching an altitude of 25 kilometers (82,000 feet). Passengers are able to view the curvature of Earth and a horizon that is 1,100 kilometers (715 miles) across. According to Time International, almost 4,500 adventurers have made the trip. After taking one of these flights with Space Adventures Ltd., Wally Funk, a former astronaut and pilot, said that the flight was his most thrilling experience.
The next step in suborbital travel is a 30-to 150-minute trip that will take tourists to an altitude of 100 kilometers (62 miles). After four days of training at a cost of $98,000, "extreme tourists" will be launched just short of orbit, where "space" technically begins. When the launch vehicle approaches its maximum altitude, the rocket engines will shut down and the adventurers will experience 5 minutes of uninterrupted weightlessness. Space Adventures Ltd. has accepted 144 reservations, paid in advance, for a venture that has not yet flown its maiden voyage. The companies offering these trips had plans to take people up to 100 kilometers (62 miles) in 2001. However, those plans have been delayed until technology can be developed that is safe for the civilian public. Enthusiasts expect to be hurled into space between 2003 and 2005.
The obstacle that stands in the way of suborbital spaceflight is the construction of a reusable launch vehicle (RLV) that is reliable enough to take tourists to the perimeter of space and satisfy the safety standards and regulations of the Federal Aviation Administration. This is the reason current space tourism ventures are taking place in Russia, where the government does not regulate aviation as tightly.
The challenge in creating such a vehicle is more financial than technical. The successful manufacture of an RLV that could reduce launch costs by 90 percent of the current price per pound is necessary to make routine suborbital passenger flights financially feasible.
The construction of a reliable RLV for suborbital travel will aid the expansion of space tourism by making available a vehicle that can be adapted for travel to LEO. This RLV, used to transport passengers into LEO, will need to have more propulsion than suborbital RLVs to achieve orbit. Another challenge will be to create enough room for approximately 50 to 100 passengers so that the venture will be economically feasible.
When a satellite is in LEO, it is traveling at 27,200 kilometers (17,000 miles) per hour and circles Earth in approximately 90 minutes. If a LEO RLV were to take travelers one or two times around Earth before landing, passengers would stay in the RLV for 1.5 to 3 hours. During this time it is likely that passengers will need to use the rest room or eat a snack, as in an airplane. Therefore, space tourism companies offering these rides will have to provide amenities that are functional in a zero-gravity environment, such as the candy and peanuts astronauts eat in space.
Currently, orbital spaceflight is available to those who are willing to pay the price. For approximately $20 million it is possible for a private voyager to fly to the International Space Station. Individuals interested in this once-in-a-lifetime experience must be willing to undergo the rigorous training program required for civilian astronauts in Russia. After medical testing to assure readiness to fly, explorers will be flown to an altitude of 24,390 meters (80,000 feet), where they will experience zero gravity at a speed of Mach 2.5. They also will discover what it is like to experience 5 Gs* when they reenter Earth's atmosphere, take a space walk in the neutral-buoyancy training pool, and learn about the Soyuz spacecraft by using the cosmonaut simulator. After four to six months of training and preparation, private citizens will be given a chance to spend a week exploring the International Space Station.
Proposed Orbital and Lunar Hotels.
The ultimate goal for space enthusiasts is the construction of the first space hotel/resort. A number of organizations are working on space station designs for commercial purposes. It is known that an orbiting space hotel can be created. The challenge lies in the economics of the project.
There has been a significant amount of discussion among space entrepreneurs of ventures such as luxury cruise ships, orbiting hotels, and lunar hotels. The Space Tourism Society in Santa Monica, California, has plans for an "orbital yacht" featuring balloon-like rooms that would allow travelers to see Earth clearly. Passengers also would be able to enjoy activities such as dancing and sports and take a sauna while orbiting in space.
Robert Bigelow, owner of the Budget Suites of America hotel chain, has different plans. He has devoted $500 million to the research, design, and development of a space hotel by the year 2005. One Bigelow model contains two rotating modules in a microgravity environment similar to that of the International Space Station. One module would be used as living quarters for the passengers and crew. This section of the station would contain sleeping, cooking, showering, and rest room areas. The other module would house research laboratories. Bigelow visualizes a more spacious model than the International Space Station to create the most comfortable habitat possible for space tourists.
The Space Island Group has proposed a formation similar to a revolving bicycle wheel. The revolving motion will create an atmosphere with one-third Earth's gravity within modified shuttle fuel tanks. This amount of gravity will allow running water and a semi-normal eating, sleeping, and walking experience. For recreational purposes, passengers will be able to experience a genuine zero-gravity environment inside the station's hub. They will see cameras' views of Earth on a screen. The goal of the Space Island Group, Budget Suites, the Space Tourism Society, and many other entrepreneurial space tourism organizations is to create the ultimate tourist experience for those who can afford the voyage.
It will be interesting to watch the path space tourism takes and see how the public reacts to it. A 1997 National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) study showed that one-third of Americans would be interested in taking a space voyage. Currently, many adventurers are ready to pay $60,000 to climb Mount Everest, dive to the Titanic, or travel to Antarctica. Although there is perceived danger in all these adventures, the companies that offer them are able to make a profit. However, there is great uncertainty about space tourism. This perception will not be altered until a greater number of extreme tourists have experienced and enjoyed a safe and reliable space adventure. The current era of space tourism can be compared to the early twentieth century, when the public saw the concept of airplane travel as absurd.
The key to the development of space tourism is its financial feasibility. Although one man has paid $20 million to visit the International Space Station, it is unlikely that many people could or would spend that kind of money. Perhaps $60,000, the equivalent of the price to climb Mount Everest, will be the "affordable ticket price" that creates a market for space tourism. As Buzz Aldrin stated, "Adventure travel will force us to improve the reliability of our launch vehicles, help to establish economic life-support systems for a large number of people, and give us experience with creating space habitats. All of these things are strong building blocks for exploration."
see also Civilians in Space (volume 3); Hotels (volume 4); Tourism (volume 1).
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Turner, F. "Worlds without Ends."U.S. Space Program, June 1, 1996, 36-37.
Wichman, Harvey. "The 100K Climb."Suborbital Civilian Space Flight: Design Issues. Claremont McKenna College. Aerospace Psychology Laboratory, pp. 1-17.
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*A person subjected to 5 Gs would feel as if she or he weighed five times as much as normal.
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I encourage you to pick up a copy of our February 2012 issue when it appears on newsstands in early January.
The issue has a wonderful photo of a Black-capped Chickadee on the cover (taken by Robert McCaw), and its pages are simply jam-packed with good stuff.
It has a fascinating feature about the Golden Eagles living and migrating in the eastern half of the continent... an eye-opening profile of the introduced and well-established Eurasian Tree Sparrow... and an article (by me) about a superb place to watch migrating hawks not in fall, but in the spring -- Michigan's Brockway Mountain.
Just as exciting, the February issue will be the first to carry a column by our newest contributing editor, Laura Erickson (right).
The column, called "Attracting Birds," will appear in every issue. In it, Laura will describe simple, effective steps you can take right away to attract, feed, shelter, and understand the birds in your yard. In her debut column, she tells how you can help chickadees, redpolls, nuthatches, woodpeckers, and other birds survive even the coldest winter weather.


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Welcome to McCleery Elementary School.
Whether you are returning or a new family, we hope you'll help in making this a year to remember for your student. Throughout the year, help will be needed at our events, and with food donations. One of the best ways for you and your family to support our Mustangs is to join the PTO. Your involvement and time contributions go a long way to support our events!
Everyone is welcome to our PTO meetings.
Please visit our Volunteer Info page to see how you can help.
September 9th is our next PTO meeting from 7-8pm in the school library.
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The first of Exeter's notable nurseries was William Lucombe's at St Thomas founded on this site in 1720. The most famous introduction was the Lucombe Oak. The nursery became Lucombe, Pince & Co in the 1820's. Their catalogue (c.1870) featured an illustration of part of their Italian garden. The nursery, shaded by fine old Lucombe oaks, was famous for its 'Wonder of the West' strain of cinerarias, calceolarias, and an extensive rockery. In the nineteenth century the nursery was renowned for its vast glasshouses packed with orchids, gardenias and rare palms. The nursery was sold in 1890 to The Exeter Nursery Company. In 1912 Exeter City Council bought the site and converted it into a pleasure ground. The 45 yard long pergola of mature wisteria was one of the main features of the nursery in the 1880's and is still the most impressive feature today. The pergola is a very light construction of metal hoops and is reminiscent of the pleached alleys in Tudor gardens. The simple lodge and pavilions are of traditional design and together with the well kept bowling green and croquet lawn give a satisfying feeling to the pleasure ground.
Wisteria arch at Pinces Gardens.
The gates at Pinces Gardens.


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Take a look through this gallery to see how students have presented their artist study work.
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Local mouths were watering today as Signorelli, the Italian artisan bakery and pasticceria, opened its third outlet at International Quarter London (IQL) in Stratford. Signorelli is renowned in East London for its handmade bread, pastries and cakes, ensuring tasty treats for those living and working in the area.
Signorelli joins recently opened Japanese ramen restaurant Tonkotsu, and Pret a Manger at IQL. Italian restaurant Figo, a new venture from the team behind Bella Vita in Hackney's Broadway Market, will also be coming soon.
IQL is Stratford's newest mixed-use neighbourhood, adjacent to Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, and this array of new eateries is helping to cement its position as one of the capital's most exciting destinations. IQL is being developed by joint venture partners Lendlease and LCR, who are committed to bringing local talent to the developing E20 region. The aim is to combine popular East London independent operators with best-in-class national brands, providing a wide variety of choice for residents, visitors and tenants.
Alberto Rosmini, Head Baker and Owner of Signorelli, said: "We joined the Stratford adventure three years ago and our business has since gone from strength to strength with support from Lendlease and LCR. We are keen to continue our growth within this fast-developing area and are privileged to bring our 'made-in-E20' artisan products to IQL."
Tony Manconi, Founder of Figo, added: "IQL provides a unique and lively local landscape in the heart of East London, making it the perfect location for us to launch our new concept where we can successfully grow our customer base and reach. Lendlease and LCR have supported our journey, and we're pleased to announce we'll be part of this new and inclusive dining and leisure space."
Alberto Rosmini, Head Baker and Owner of Signorelli, said: "We joined the Stratford adventure three years ago and our business has since gone from strength to strength with support from the landlords Lendlease and LCR. We are keen to continue our growth within this fast developing area, and are privileged to bring our 'made-in-E20' artisan products to tenants such as TfL, FCA and Unicef."
Guy Thomas, Head of Retail at Lendlease, commented: "As IQL continues to grow, we are constantly shaping its retail offer to meet the needs of our residents, commercial tenants and the wider local community. The addition of popular local operators such as Signorelli and Figo offering artisanal produce, alongside national brands, showcase Lendlease's long-term commitment to creating diverse destinations that establish a sense of community and place."
David Joy, Chief Executive of LCR, said: "The arrival of Figo and Signorelli will provide an exciting boost for IQL's food and beverage offer. Those who live, work and shop in Stratford will be able to sample the diverse and flavoursome food offering, which is reflective of East London's quirky character."
Endeavour Square sits at the gateway to Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park and is also where IQL's new pavilion will be sited. This will house two restaurants, a café, the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park visitors' centre, and an accessible roof terrace within its striking multi-story design.
The announcement of the new eateries is just the latest sign of gathering momentum at IQL. There are now around 6,300 employees based at IQL, from Transport for London, the Financial Conduct Authority and Unicef UK. Later this year, Cancer Research UK will re-locate its HQ, closely followed by the British Council in early 2020, bringing thousands more people, which will further boost footfall for retailers, in addition to the 2.6 million people that visit the neighbouring London Stadium each year.


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Conseqüências de medicação em unidades de terapia intensiva e semi-intensiva.
: Consequences of medical errors in intensive and semi-intensive care units
Maria Cecília Toffoletto, Kátia Grillo Padilha
This report was aimed at characterizing medication errors and evaluating their consequences for the patients' conditions and for the nursing workload in the Intensive Care Units (ICU) and Semi-Intensive Care Units (SICU) of two hospitals in the city of São Paulo. The sample was 50 patients, and data was gathered in record logs. The severity of the conditions and the nursing workload were assessed before and after the occurrence. Out of a total of 52 medication errors, 12 (23.80%), were non-administration of dosage, 11 (21.15%) were wrong medication, and 9 (17.31%) excessive dosage. There were no changes in patient conditions (p=0.316), but the nursing workload increased (p=0.009). As for the medication group, i.e, potentially dangerous or non-dangerous, there were no statistically significant differences either in the severity of the patients (p=0.456) or in the nursing workload (p=0.264) after the occurrence.
Consequences of medical errors in intensive and semi-intensive care units
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