Continuing our Summer Journey, next came the 4th of July. My mom's side of the family has an annual camping reunion that we were able to attend for the first time in years. This year it was at a campground over by Idaho Falls. We weren't able to stay the whole time, but the time we were there was a lot of fun. They loved camping with Grandma. And it was a lot of fun to see family we haven't seen in years. We didn't take many pictures, but here are a few.
This big pink ball was a great source of entertainment including an intense "how many times can you bounce the ball on your head," competition.
Annie and I love tenting it up.
Here is our tent mate, Nathan. He is displaying his affinity for purple clothes.
There is no reason for this picture, and I'll probably get in trouble for putting it up, but I think it's a funny picture. Maybe you should try to enter a caption for what Nathan might have said to offend Hannah.
Molly spent most of her time catching ants. She even carried a pet ant around in a cup for about a day.
We then left and spent the actual 4th of July with Stacy (my sister) and her girls. We watched the Thanksgiving point fireworks from a church lawn. It was a lot of fun despite the sprinklers that turned on at 9:00.
The next day Hannah and I left our kids with Stacy (thank you again) and headed for Texas to move our things back to Vernal. Here is the large statue of Sam Houston...Goodbye Sam!
And here we are with our large truck. No, we don't own that much stuff. We ordered a much smaller truck, and they thought they were doing us a favor by giving us this huge truck. Anyway, we enjoyed being truckers for a few days.
Well, more updates to come.
You say Escalantee, I say Escalatay, others say Escalant...regardless, we were headed there for a little Oyler family getaway. We rented a cabin for a few days in order to have some fun, eat some good food and take in the sites. The cabin was beautiful and big enough that the kids could do their thing, and the parents could do theirs. I loved being able to get away for a couple of days with my family after living away from them for a couple of years. Below are some pictures of what we saw.
We first stopped to see some old ruins. We paid our $10 to get inside and this picture pretty much shows you what we found inside...Not much! It was pretty funny. The kids had fun though.
This is Courtney yelling at me for taking her picture. I took it anyway. She is so cute... right?
We heard all about these caves called the narrows. We didn't got to them, but we did find this one that was about 100 yards long and it was perfect for us with all of the kids.
Here is Molly hanging out in her own little cave.
We found this little river that was only about 4 inches deep. The kids loved chasing the little fish and it was the perfect refreshment on a hot day.
One of my favorite places was the devil's rock garden. It really looked like someone played with playdough on the ground. It was easy to climb all over them. The only bad part was it took a really long time to get there on a really rough road. I think my family thought I was taking them to the end of the earth.
The next day we went to Bryce Canyon which has to be one of my favorite places on earth. Here I am with the fam.
I have a new hobby. Photography. Here is my first subject....Nathan. This is his Senior Portrait. There is more where this came from.
Thanks family for coming on our little getaway. I hope it wasn't to painful. I really loved it out there and I hope we do something like this again really soon.
Yes last year we went to New York City for the Manager's Meeting, and this year we went to Ogden, Utah. Every other year is in Utah, so it was expected to not be as awesome as last year, but we still had a lot of fun. It is always nice to have an all expense paid getaway without kids for a couple days. The first night we had a dinner with booths that told all about the different operations and a spouse meeting where some of the head honchos talk to all of us spouses and tell us how great we are and stuff like that.
They try to do a service project each year. This year they just split us up in a bunch of groups and we did various service projects around the Ogden area. Our group spent time cleaning and fixing up a long stay rehab center. Jake and I got stuck with clearing weeds and raking trash up outside. At first we were bummed because it was so hot and dirty, but soon we realized even though it was hard work we had the better end of the deal. Other were inside cleaning disgusting bathrooms and such. It was pretty funny to see grown men walk out of there looking ill. Here we are working hard.
We also helped sand and stain this little deck. Its always a lot of fun to do these even though we always leave wishing we could have done more for them. They are always so grateful though.
That night we went to Fort Buenaventure , its sort of a rendezvous place. We had to go around to all of these different stations and do certain things so we could get tickets for drawings later on. Here we are doing our tomahawk throws. Look at that form. Jake actually got it to stick in the log too.
And here we are shooting rifles at targets. It was so loud!
Can't forget our Mountain Man that helped demonstrate.
One of the stations we had to row out across this little reservoir. Here I am paddling. But I had to look back to see what Jake was doing cause it felt like I was doing all the work.
and this too! Sorry babe they were too funny to pass up though!
Posing in one of the little cabins there. We also ate a delicious steak dinner and watched a performance by the local Indian tribe.
The next morning, way earlier then we should have been up, we participated in the 5k fun run. Jake was a trooper and ran extra slow so he could stay with me the whole time. Isn't he the best. This was Jake's attempt to take a picture while running. Not bad huh?
The last day after meetings all morning we went to Fat Cats and were split into teams. Each team had to bowl, miniature golf, do bumper cars, and then we each had a big event we had to do also. So we had to combine our bowling and miniature golf scores, and then we got points for completing the other events too. Here is Jake bowling.
Jake's event he had to do was the surfing. This place was really cool, we had a lot of fun here. I would highly recommend going sometime. Here he is getting let out on the rope.
And I love this one cause it shows how hard he is concentrating.
Here he is without the rope.
And then I had to put one of what it was like when they would crash. He did awesome though!
My event was rock climbing. I look super ornery in this picture...I don't know maybe I was:) The other event that someone had to do was the sky diving simulater. That is something I really want to try to do sometime.
This was the big fancy dinner the last night. It was a lot of fun. They always feed us really well the whole time, and didn't let us down this night either. This night they had a dinner theater going on that was very entertaining. They also give out prizes and awards for different things. Our group at Fat Cats won, so we each got a $50 bill. Sweet huh? Here we are all dressed up.
We had lots of fun and are already looking forward to next years! It was nice to be able to just leave the kids with my mom and not have to worry about how we were going to get someone to Houston to watch them so we could go. Another benefit of living closer to family! We also are so grateful for Jake's job. We feel so blessed to be working for this company. They have been so good to us. Right now is hard, with them starting this operation from the ground up it has taken Jake away from us much more than we like, and sometimes it feels like he isn't getting paid enough for the hours he is working, but we wouldn't change a thing. They are great and our lives have been blessed emensely by working for them. And when it does get hard, we just have to remember we are so blessed to even have a job there are a lot of people who don't have that luxury right now.
Udaho...this is what the north-west part of Utah/ the south-east part of Idaho is often referred to by my bro-in-law. I think it fits quit nicely. So as I said previously since we already had a trip planned to come to Udaho we decided to go ahead with it. I know we did a lot more than I actually have pics of. I need to figure out how to steal pics off of other people's blogs, because my sisters have a couple I really want on here. I don't exactly remember everything we did so here are the few pictures I do have.
This is my nephew that lives in NC. We used to live by them while we lived in West Virginia and we miss them all a lot. As you can see Annie adored him too.
Playing on the trampoline with cousins...another favorite past time at grandma's.
Jeremy, Trey and Molly hanging out. We had a lot of meals out on my parents deck...I love their yard and deck.
My super cute parents...I love them so much and am so grateful for all they do for us.
Tanner getting a homemade facial...haha!
One night we had a family baseball game. Some of us played, some of us watched, but all of us had fun.
Jake and I organized a 5K this year. Now this is something that would normally never happen with my family but I think it was so much fun and something we should do every year. We also had the kids do a mile run. I didn't get to see the finish because I was one of the very last to finish, but I heard it was a tight one and came down to Jake and Brandon...who are both pretty competitive. Jake won. I was so proud! Everyone did awesome!
One of the reasons we all got together was to celebrate my Dad's 60th birthday! It was fun. My mom surprised him by having these awesome shirts made. Funny story though, my mom went to get them the day before and instead of a 60 on them they had an 09...the girl that made them thought they were supposed to say the year because she had been making a ton of graduation shirts and stuff. luckily the year coincided with the 60...so instead we add the ' on '09 and wrote happy sixtieth across it. We have some really fun pics of the whole family that I need to get on here.
The girls holding hand while riding in the big truck.
One day we went to the coolest park in Logan. I wish I could remember the name, but I can't. Anyways, it was so cool and my kids had a blast. They had these misters to cool off in, I think Molly stood in one for over 10 minutes though and got soaked, I can't keep her away from water. I can't wait to go back there though.
This is usually what Annie looks like at the end of every day...love it.
We couldn't pass up a trip to Pizza Villa...we also hit up the pig out there too.
So as you can see we played a lot with cousins, ate a lot, partied hard and had a whole lot of fun. I was glad that Jake was able to come for a lot of the time, since he was working in Utah anyways. It is so fun living closer to them all. Now if we can just get Cassie and Doug to move here also...:) A girl can dream right?


Pirkko Hämäläinen will continue as Under-Secretary of State for internal and external services until the end of 2018 and take up her position as Head of the Embassy of Finland to Vienna on 1 January 2019.
Hämäläinen has been Under-Secretary of State since 2014.
She served as Ambassador of Finland to Riga from 2012 to 2014 and has worked as Deputy Head of Mission in Finland's Embassy to Tallinn and Reykjavik and held positions in the Embassy of Finland in Vienna. In the Ministry for Foreign Affairs, Hämäläinen has worked, among other things, as Deputy Director General for Personnel and Director of the Unit for Europe Information.
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Previously, he has worked as Deputy Director General of the Department for Communications and Culture and, among other things, as Editor-in-Chief of Kauppapolitiikka magazine.
He has also worked in the Department for the Americas and Asia, Department for Development Cooperation, and Department for External Economic Relations.
Sinkari has gained experience of work in the diplomatic service also from New York, where he has worked as Deputy Consul-General in the Consulate General of Finland, and from Tokyo, where he has worked in the Embassy of Finland.
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Counsellor for Foreign Affairs Johanna Karanko was appointed Consul-General in the Consulate General of Finland in Hong Kong.
Karanko is currently Director of the Unit for Sustainable Development and Climate Policy.
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Karanko joined the Foreign Ministry in 1996.
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Rytövuori joined the Foreign Ministry in 1990.
He has served as Head of the Mission of Finland to Morocco and worked in the Consulate General in Los Angeles, Embassy of Finland to Beijing, and served twice in the Permanent Mission of Finland to Geneva. In the Ministry, he has worked, among other things, as Director of the Unit for Personnel.
Rytövuori has also been both board member and chair of the Union of Civil Servants of the Ministry for Foreign Affairs.
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She is currently Director of the Unit for Human Resources Development and Wellbeing at Work.
Previously she has worked, among other things, as Head of the Mission of Finland to Nigeria, and held positions in Finland's missions to Brussels, Algiers, Bucharest and Moscow.
She has also served as Deputy Consul General in New York and St Petersburg. In the Ministry, she has worked in the Legal Department, Political Department, Department for External Economic Affairs and Protocol Department. In the Administrative Department she has served as Head of Training.
Korpivaara joined the Foreign Ministry in 1980.
Counsellor for Foreign Affairs Eija Rotinen was appointed Head of the Embassy of Finland to Santiago de Chile. She is currently Deputy Director General of the Department for the Americas and Asia.
Previously, Rotinen has served as the Ambassador of Finland to Managua and as Head of the Representative Office of Finland in Ramallah.
Her diplomatic career includes positions in the Permanent Mission of Finland to the United Nations in New York and in the Embassies of Finland to Stockholm, Pretoria and Madrid and in the Permanent Mission of Finland to the OSCE in Vienna.
In the Ministry, Rotinen has worked as Director of the Unit for the Middle East and North Africa and held various positions in the Legal Department, Political Department, Department for External Economic Relations, and Department for Development Cooperation.
Rotinen joined the Foreign Ministry in 1987.
Counsellor for Foreign Affairs Juha Ottman was appointed Head of the Embassy of Finland to Warsaw.
Ottman is currently Deputy Director General of the Department for Europe. Previously, he has worked, among other things, as Head of the Mission of Finland to Zagreb, and served in the Embassy of Finland to Belgrade and in the Permanent Representation of Finland to the European Union in Brussels.
In the Ministry, Ottman has served in the Department for External Economic Relations and held various positions in the Department for Europe.
Ottman joined the Foreign Ministry in 1996.
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Coronavirus Omicron India Live News Updates: 85% adults vaccinated with at least 1 dose, says Health Ministry; IMA warns of 'massive' third wave
Covid-19 India Live News, New Omicron Variant Cases in India, Coronavirus Vaccine Statistics and Registration Live Update, December 7: India reported 6,822 new cases of Coronavirus and 220 deaths on Tuesday morning.
December 6, 2021 9:03:33 am
India's active caseload currently stands at 95,014 which is the lowest in 554 days. (Image Source: Reuters)
Coronavirus Vaccine Registration, Coronavirus Omicron Variant Cases in India Live: India reported 6,822 new cases of Coronavirus and 220 deaths in the last 24 hours, as per the data shared by the Health Ministry. The country's active caseload currently stands at 95,014 which is the lowest in 554 days.
Kalyan Dombivali Municipal Corporation chief Vijay Suryavanshi on Monday informed that out of 295 recent foreign returnees in Thane district, 100 were untraceable. He said the mobile phones of some of these people were switched off while many of the last given addresses were found to be locked, news agency PTI reported. Keeping in view the rise in Omicron cases in India, this is a worrying situation for the state government as well as the state. Two more cases of the new Omicron variant were reported from Maharashtra on December 6, taking India's total tally to 23. Both of these individuals were fully vaccinated and had returned from abroad last month. The situation in Maharashtra is being closely monitored by the state government. State Health Minister Rajesh Tope had earlier said that any decision on reimposing restrictions in Maharashtra will be taken only after seeking the Centre's guidance and Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray's views, news agency PTI reported.
The World Health Organisation has categorised the new Coronavirus variant as the 'Variant of Concern' because experts have claimed that Omicron might possess some specific characteristics owing to the genetic modification in the virus. Most of the people who have tested Omicron positive have either recently arrived from African countries or had come in contact with such people. Amid the increasing number of cases of the new Covid variant, pictures of chaos at Delhi airport had also gone viral on Monday, following which Aviation Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia directed the airport authorities to implement better crowd management strategies. Scindia had called a meeting with officials of the Airports Authority of India, Bureau of Immigration and GMR group-led Delhi International Airport Limited (DIAL), reported PTI. The Delhi Airport had later tweeted that it had updated the testing capacity at international arrival with deployment of 120 Rapid PCR machines, taking hourly capacity to 500-600 per hour with a TAT of less then 60 minutes.
The Centre had issued a revised guideline for international travellers which came into effect on December 1. The guidelines are to be followed across airports in India. All travellers have to go through RT-PCR tests on arrival, and their test results have to be negative in order to leave the airport.
Here are the latest and verified Covid-19 updates from India and around the globe:
23:02 (IST)07 Dec 2021
Coronavirus Covid19 Live tracker: Eight fresh cases push Sikkim's COVID-19 tally to 32,382
Eight more people have tested positive for COVID-19 in Sikkim in the last 24 hours, taking the Himalayan state's virus tally to 32,382, a Health Department bulletin said. The COVID-19 death toll of the state stood at 405 as no fatality was reported in the past 24 hours, the bulletin said. The fresh infections have taken the number of active cases to 198, while 341 others have migrated to other states and 31,438 persons have recovered from the disease. East Sikkim has so far registered the highest number of cases at 18,031 followed by 7,133 in South Sikkim, 6,205 in West Sikkim, and 671 in North Sikkim. The state has so far tested 2,72,855 samples for COVID-19. (PTI)
Coronavirus Covid19 Live tracker: Punjab sees 49 fresh cases
One Covid-related death was reported in Punjab on Tuesday while 49 fresh cases of the coronavirus took the infection tally to 6,03,556, according to a medical bulletin. The death was reported in Mohali district and with this, the toll reached 16,612, it said. Among the fresh cases, Ferozepur reported 14 cases, followed by seven in Mohali and six in Bathinda. The number of active cases rose to 350 from 333 on Monday. Twenty-nine more people recovered from the infection, taking the number of those who have been cured to 5,86,594, the bulletin stated. (PTI)
Coronavirus Covid19 Live tracker: Canadian drugmaker says its COVID-19 vaccine is effective
A Canadian drugmaker said its plant-based COVID-19 vaccine showed strong protection against the virus and will soon seek authorization at home and elsewhere. Medicago announced Tuesday that its two-dose vaccine was 71 per cent effective at preventing COVID-19 infection in a large, late-stage study that included several variants including the delta variant. The company's results did not include the emerging omicron variant, which wasn't circulating during the study period. The Quebec City company said it will seek Canadian approval "imminently" and has also begun the process to file with regulators in the US, UK and other countries. The company said it's also preparing to send its data to the World Health Organization. Medicago uses plants as living factories to grow virus-like particles, which mimic the spike protein that coats the coronavirus. British partner GlaxoSmithKline contributes an immune-boosting chemical called an adjuvant to the vaccine. (AP)
Coronavirus Covid19 Live tracker: Omicron confirmed in nine African countries, say officials
Omicron cases have been confirmed in at least nine African countries, with some officials reporting that initial cases appear to be mild. Countries reporting omicron include: Botswana, Ghana, Mozambique, Namibia, Nigeria, Senegal, South Africa, Uganda and Zimbabwe. South Africa remains the epicenter of the omicron outbreak, with experts saying that the overwhelming majority of its thousands of new cases per day are of the new variant. In East Africa, Uganda reported its first seven cases of omicron on Tuesday. The variant was detected in travelers from South Africa and Nigeria who arrived at Entebbe International Airport on Nov. 29 and are currently in isolation, the director of clinical services Charles Olaro said. All of the travelers have mild symptoms, Minister of Health Jane Ruth Aceng said. Five are from Nigeria and two came from South Africa, she said. In southern Africa, Namibia has confirmed 18 cases of omicron, none of which are hospitalized, the country's health minister Kalumbi Shangula said. Early evidence suggests that omicron spreads faster but initially the symptoms appear to be mild, he said. (AP)
Coronavirus Covid19 Live tracker: Omicron Covid variant 'almost certainly' not more severe than Delta, says top US scientist Fauci
Omicron Covid variant 'almost certainly' not more severe than Delta, reports AFP quoting top US scientist Fauci (ANI)
Coronavirus Covid19 Live tracker: Britain reports 101 more cases of Omicron coronavirus variant
Britain has found a further 101 confirmed cases of the Omicron coronavirus variant, the UK Health Security Agency said on Tuesday, taking the total number of cases to 437. (Reuters)
Coronavirus Covid19 Live tracker: SII may cut Covishield's monthly production by half amid demand slump
With not enough orders for Covishield from the central government, Serum Institute of India (SII) CEO Adar Poonawalla on Tuesday said the company is looking at slashing monthly production of vaccines by at least 50 per cent. SII has written to the government to seek clarity on its requirement, if any, for normal two doses for eligible people in the country and also on booster doses. "I am actually in a dilemma that I never imagined… we are producing 250 million doses a month but the good news is that India has covered up a large part of its population and we would have completed all our orders to the Ministry of Health in a week's time," Poonawalla said in an interview to CNBC-TV18. On his future production strategy, the SII CEO said that as there was "no other orders in hand so I am going to reduce the production by at least 50 per cent to begin with…on a monthly basis until the orders again pick up either in India or the world". Pointing out that the export of Covishield is also slow currently, he said the export orders would pick up in the next quarter. (PTI)
Coronavirus Covid19 Live tracker: Punjab CM Channi asks people to get vaccinated against Covid
Punjab Chief Minister Charanjit Singh Channi on Tuesday appealed to people to get themselves vaccinated against COVID-19 at the earliest. Channi, who got his second dose of an anti-coronavirus vaccine on Tuesday, also said people should not show any sort of complacency to protect themselves from the possible threat of the new variant Omicron. Chairing a meeting to review preparedness to face any eventuality in the wake of Omicron, the chief minister directed the health and medical education research departments to work in tandem to intensify the pace of vaccination to cover the entire eligible population of the state, according to a government statement here. While apprising Channi about the status of Covid vaccination so far in the state, the secretary of the health and family welfare department said 1.66 crore eligible people have been administered the first dose and 79.87 lakh have been administered both the doses. (PTI)
Coronavirus Covid19 Live tracker: Omicron more transmissible than Delta — UK PM to ministers
Early signs indicate that the Omicron variant of COVID-19 is more transmissible than the Delta variant currently dominant in the UK, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson told his Cabinet ministers on Tuesday. Johnson's official Number 10 Downing Street spokesperson told reporters in an account of the Cabinet meeting that Johnson reiterated it was still too early to draw conclusions on the wider impact of the new variant, which would depend on whether it causes severe illness. Johnson's comments come as the UK recorded 101 more Omicron cases on Tuesday, taking the total for the variant first detected in South Africa up to 437. "The Prime Minister said it was too early to draw conclusions on the characteristics of Omicron but early indications were that it is more transmissible than Delta," the spokesperson said. Meanwhile, British drugmaker GSK announced that its antibody-based COVID-19 therapy with US partner Vir Biotechnology, which was approved by the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) earlier this month, is effective against all mutations of the Omicron variant. Its unpublished data shows that the companies' treatment sotrovimab is effective against all 37 identified mutations to date in the spike protein, GSK said in a statement. (AP)
Coronavirus Covid19 Live tracker: HC directs Delhi Police to ensure COVID-19 protocols strictly followed in Sadar Bazar area
The Delhi High Court Tuesday directed the Delhi Police to ensure that shopkeepers and vendors in the Sadar Bazar area here strictly follow COVID-19 guidelines and protocols, saying with the Omicron variant one needs to be more careful. The high court was hearing a plea seeking direction to take necessary legal action against Delhi police officials for violating the COVID-19 guidelines on duty themselves and for not implementing the guidelines in society even after many orders passed by the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) and Delhi Disaster Management Authority (DDMA). Justice Rekha Palli directed the Commissioner of Delhi Police to ensure that concerned police officials of the Sadar Bazar area will make sure that vendors of the area strictly follow COVID-19 protocols. After watching a video shown by petitioner advocate Shalen Bhardwaj, the judge noted that most of the vendors in the area were not wearing masks. (PTI)
Coronavirus Covid19 Live tracker: Maharashtra records 669 COVID-19 cases, 19 deaths; no new Omicron infection
Maharashtra recorded 669 new coronavirus cases in the last 24 hours but no new infection of the Omicron variant came to light, the state health department said on Tuesday. The state also reported 19 deaths related to COVID-19 and the case fatality rate stood at 2.12 per cent. The tally of infections rose to 66,39,995 and death toll reached 1,41,194. On Monday, Maharashtra had reported five COVID-19 fatalities, lowest in a single day after May last year, and 517 new cases. "There are no new cases of Omicron variant today in the state. The state has a total of 10 cases of this variant," the official release said. Active coronavirus cases stood at 6,445. As many as 6,62,55,554 coronavirus tests have been conducted so far in Maharashtra, including 99,010 since Monday evening. There are 77,642 people in home quarantine and 896 in institutional quarantine. Mumbai reported 189 new cases and one death. (PTI)
Coronavirus Covid19 Live tracker: Chhattisgarh sees 27 new COVID-19 cases, no fatality
Chhattisgarh's COVID-19 tally rose to 10,07,038 on Tuesday with the addition of 27 cases, a health official said. The death toll remained unchanged at 13,593 as no fresh fatality was reported during the day. The number of recoveries in Chhattisgarh rose to 9,93,113 after 11 people were discharged from hospitals while 21 others completed their home isolation during the day, leaving the state with 332 active cases. "Raipur recorded five new cases while Korba recorded three cases and Durg saw two cases. No fresh cases were reported in 17 districts," he said. (PTI)
Coronavirus Covid19 Live tracker: Two Covid deaths, 54 new cases in Himachal Pradesh
Himachal Pradesh recorded two coronavirus-related deaths on Tuesday that raised the toll to 3,838, while 54 fresh cases pushed the infection count to 2,27,684, an official said. A 88-year-old man and a 74-year-old woman succumbed to the virus in Hamirpur and Mandi districts on Tuesday, he added. The number of active COVID-19 cases now stand at 736 in the state. Besides, 92 more patients recovered from the infection, taking the recovery count to 2,23,093, the health official said. (PTI)
Coronavirus Covid19 Live tracker: EU considers negative tests for incoming travellers, flight curbs still in place
EU health ministers discussed measures to try to halt the spread of the Omicron variant on Tuesday, with the Netherlands calling for negative tests for incoming travellers from outside the bloc and France urging tests even for those arriving from EU states. EU members last month agreed to impose travel curbs on seven southern African countries after they reported several cases of the Omicron variant, which is considered highly infectious. At a regular meeting in Brussels, no minister suggested these restrictions should be lifted and Dutch Health Minister Hugo de Jonge proposed negative PCR tests for all those travelling to the EU from outside the bloc. "In addition, those not vaccinated or recovered should also be quarantined," he told ministers during a public session of their meeting. In the fight against Omicron, French Health Minister Olivier Veran went as far as proposing tests for all travellers, including those coming from EU countries. EU Health Commissioner Stella Kyriakides said the pandemic was getting worse within the bloc because of the Delta variant and that could be exacerbated by Omicron. Vaccination is the main tool to halt the spread of variants, she said, praising the quick and coordinated introduction of travel curbs soon after the emergence of Omicron. (Reuters)
Coronavirus Covid19 Live tracker: Madhya Pradesh records 16 COVID-19 cases, one death
Madhya Pradesh on Tuesday recorded 16 more coronavirus infections which raised its caseload to 7,93,274. With one patient succumbing since Monday evening, the death toll increased to 10,529, officials said. The recovery count increased to 7,82,606 after 13 patients were discharged from hospitals during the day. MP now has 139 active coronavirus cases. With 50,879 swab samples examined during the day, the number of coronavirus tests conducted in the state went up to 2,22,61,699. An official release said 9,10,29,829 COVID-19 vaccine doses have been administered so far in the state, including 2,69,257 on Tuesday. (PTI)
Coronavirus Covid19 Live tracker: Two persons who returned from abroad test positive for COVID-19 in Madhya Pradesh
Amid concerns over the Omicron variant, two persons who returned here from the United Kingdom and Canada, respectively, tested positive for coronavirus infection on Tuesday, an official said. Following the test results, the two men, aged 41 and 42, were isolated and their samples were sent for genome sequencing to ascertain if they are infected with the Omicron variant, the health official added. On Monday, a 28-year-old German national tested positive for coronavirus infection at Jabalpur in Madhya Pradesh. His sample was sent for genome sequencing, said district contact officer Dr D Mohanty. As he had attended a marriage ceremony here on Sunday evening, his contact history was also traced and samples of at least 50 people were collected for testing. The German national arrived here on Sunday from New Delhi and tested negative in Rapid Antigen Test at the airport. But his RT-PCR test report came out positive the next day, officials said. (PTI)
Coronavirus Covid19 Live tracker: Over 129 crore Covid vaccine doses administered in India so far, says government
The cumulative COVID-19 vaccine doses administered in the country crossed 129 crore on Tuesday, the Union Health Ministry said. Over 66 lakh vaccine doses were administered on Tuesday till 7 pm, it said. According to the ministry, the daily vaccination tally is expected to increase with the compilation of the final reports for the day by late in the night. The countrywide vaccination drive was rolled out on January 16 with healthcare workers getting inoculated in the first phase. The vaccination of frontline workers started from February 2. The next phase of COVID-19 vaccination commenced from March 1 for people over 60 years of age and those aged 45 and above with specified co-morbid conditions. (PTI)
Coronavirus Covid19 Live tracker: Active Covid-19 infections drop below 8,000 in Tamil Nadu
Tamil Nadu on Tuesday added 710 new Covid-19 infections including two returnees from West Bengal, pushing the tally to 27,31,945, while the death toll rose to 36,549 with 10 more fatalities. Recoveries eclipsed new infections with 731 people getting discharged in the last 24 hours, aggregating to 26,87,414 leaving 7,982 active infections, a medical bulletin said. A total of 1,00,393 samples were tested in the last 24 hours, pushing the cumulative number of specimens examined to 5,49,85,621. Chennai and Coimbatore accounted for the majority of new infections with 126 and 122 cases, respectively, while the remaining were scattered across other districts. As many as 23 districts reported new Covid-19 infections below 10, while Ariyalur, Pudukottai and Virudhunagar clocked zero new cases each, the bulletin said. (PTI)
Coronavirus Covid19 Live tracker: Haryana reports one Covid death, 24 fresh cases
Haryana reported 24 COVID-19 cases and one fatality due to the disease on Tuesday, pushing the state's infection tally to 7,71,875 and its death toll to 10,055. According to the health department's daily bulletin, the death was reported from Karnal district. Among the new cases, 10 were reported from Gurugram and four from Faridabad, it showed. The count of active cases in the state stands at 185, while that of overall recoveries is 7,61,612. The COVID-19 recovery rate in the state was recorded at 98.67 per cent, the bulletin said. (PTI)
Coronavirus Covid19 Live tracker: 24 fresh Covid cases in Rajasthan
Twenty-four more people tested positive for coronavirus in Rajasthan, pushing the infection tally to 9,54,944 on Tuesday, according to an official report. The fresh cases were reported in Jaipur (12); Barmer, Udaipur (three each); Ajmer, Dungarpur (two each); Bikaner and Jhunjhunu (one each), the report stated. On the bright side, 25 people recovered from the infection on Tuesday, taking the recovery count to 9,45,768 in Rajasthan. The state has seen 8,956 deaths linked to the virus so far. According to the latest report, the number of active novel coronavirus cases stands at 220 in Rajasthan. (PTI)
Coronavirus Covid19 Live tracker: Mumbai reports 191 new COVID-19 cases, 1 death, 235 recoveries
Mumbai on Tuesday logged 191 new coronavirus infections, a marginal rise from a day ago, and just one fresh fatality, while 235 patients recovered from the disease, a civic official said. The official said with these additions, the tally of COVID-19 cases climbed to 7,64,194, while the death toll rose to 16,352. The city has witnessed a marginal rise in the new COVID-19 cases, but a dip in the fatalities as compared to Monday, when it had reported 168 infections and four deaths. According to the official, the number of active COVID-19 cases in the financial capital dropped to 1,668 after 235 patients were discharged from hospitals in the last 24 hours. The cumulative number of recovered patients in Mumbai rose to 7,43,600, he said. Mumbai's coronavirus recovery rate is 97 per cent. (PTI)
Coronavirus Covid19 Live tracker: 12 recent foreign returnees untraceable in Thane district's Kalyan area
Maharashtra | 12 recent foreign returnees are untraceable in Thane district's Kalyan Dombivli Municipal Corporation area, an official of the Municipal Corporation said. (ANI)
Coronavirus Covid19 Live tracker: Andhra CM puts Covid-19 loss at Rs 30,000 crore
Covid-19 has placed a financial burden of Rs 30,000 crore on the Andhra Pradesh government, Chief Minister Y S Jagan Mohan Reddy said here on Tuesday. In 2019-20 financial year, the state suffered a revenue loss of Rs 8,000 crore and in 2020-21 another Rs 14,000 crore. "Besides, we had to spend a sum of Rs 8,000 crore on Covid-19 control and management. All put together, the financial burden on the state was Rs 30,000 crore," the Chief Minister told bankers at the State-Level Bankers Committee meeting. "The economic condition particularly in rural areas has worsened due to Covid-19. On one hand we suffered a loss of revenue and on the other we had to spend more money to fulfil the needs of people," the Chief Minister pointed out. The state could, however, overcome the situation only with the cooperation of the banking sector, he said, ostensibly referring to the large-scale borrowings. (PTI)
Coronavirus Covid19 Live tracker: 132 more catch Covid in J&K, 4 die
Jammu and Kashmir's virus tally reached 3,38,047 on Tuesday with the addition of 132 cases, while the fatality count mounted to 4,487 after four people died due to the disease in the past 24 hours, officials said. Twenty-nine of the new cases were from the Jammu division and 103 from the Kashmir division of the Union territory, the officials said. They said Srinagar district recorded a maximum of 32 cases, followed by 25 cases in Budgam district. There are 1,601 active COVID-19 cases in the Union territory, while the number of recoveries has reached 3,31,959, the officials said. (PTI)
Coronavirus Covid19 Live tracker: Medical officer of health centre with low vaccination rate suspended
A medical officer serving in rural parts of Aurangabad in Maharashtra was suspended by the district collector on Tuesday for three months after she was not found at her workplace, a primary health centre which has been recording a low vaccination rate against coronavirus, an official said. District collector Sunil Chavan issued the suspension order of Dr Chitra Burhade, who is attached to the health centre at Siddhanth Wadgaon. According to the order, directions have been given by the state government to officials to undertake aggressive coronavirus vaccination drives, especially at locations where the inoculation percentage is low. In spite of these directions, the medical officer of Siddhanath Wadgaon, Burhade, was not found to be on duty at the health centre when a check was carried out, it said. The order also said the medical officer didn't follow the instructions related to vaccination. (PTI)
Coronavirus Covid19 Live tracker: 299 new COVID-19 cases, 6 deaths in Karnataka
Karnataka logged 299 fresh COVID-19 cases and six deaths on Tuesday, taking the total number of infections to 29,98,699 and the toll to 38,243. The day also saw 260 discharges, taking the total number of recoveries in the state so far to 29,53,327, a health department bulletin said. Bengaluru Urban continued to head the list of cases (215), as the city saw 97 discharges and three deaths. The total number of active cases in the state is now 7,100. While the positivity rate for the day stood at 0.36 per cent, the Case Fatality Rate (CFR) was 2.00 per cent. Out of six deaths reported on Tuesday, three were from Bengaluru Urban and one each from Dakshina Kannada, Dharwad and Mysuru. Among the districts where the new cases were reported, Bengaluru Urban accounted for 215, Dakshina Kannada 14, Kodagu 12, Mysuru 11, followed by others. (PTI)
Coronavirus Covid19 Live tracker:Spain approves COVID vaccinations for children 5 to 11
Spain's health commission on Tuesday approved vaccinations against COVID-19 for children aged 5 to 11 following a recommendation by the European Union's health regulator late last month. Spanish authorities expect to start vaccinating children on Dec. 13 as the first doses of Pfizer and BioNTech's vaccine are expected arrive, Health Minister Carolina Darias told reporters in Brussels where she was attending a meeting of EU health ministers. The decision comes as the country, with a nationwide vaccination rate of nearly 80%, seeks to address an acceleration of COVID cases. Inoculating children and young people, who can unwittingly transmit COVID-19 to others, is considered a critical step towards taming the pandemic.EU countries such as Germany, Italy and the Czech Republic have already approved vaccinations for children under 12. (Reuters)
Coronavirus Covid19 Live tracker: Kids in 5-14 age group show highest COVID rates – WHO Europe
The World Health Organization's office for Europe said Tuesday that children in the 5 to 14 age group now account for the highest rates of reported COVID-19 infection in the region. WHO Europe regional director Dr Hans Kluge also argued that vaccine mandates should be "an absolute last resort," and said that COVID-19 deaths remain "significantly below previous peaks." But he said that coronavirus cases and deaths have more than doubled in the last two months in the 53-country region stretching to central Asia. READ MORE
Coronavirus Covid19 Live tracker: Census 2021, related field activities postponed due to Covid outbreak
Due to the outbreak of COVID-19 pandemic, the Census 2021 and related field activities have been postponed. The intent of the Government for conducting Census 2021 was notified in Gazette of India on 28th March 2019: MoS Home Nityanand Rai to Lok Sabha pic.twitter.com/AZJirktLpz
Coronavirus Covid19 Live tracker: India adds Ghana and Tanzania to list of 'at risk' countries
India on Monday added Ghana and Tanzania to the list of "at risk" countries, passengers from where have to follow additional COVID-19 testing and quarantine measures. The Aviation Ministry said on Tuesday that the list of "at risk" countries was updated on Monday. Countries in Europe, including the UK, and South Africa, Brazil, Botswana, China, Ghana, Mauritius, New Zealand, Zimbabwe, Hong Kong, Singapore, Tanzania and Israel have been placed in the "at-risk" category, the Aviation Ministry noted. READ MORE
Coronavirus Covid19 Live tracker: Nashik sees 34 COVID-19 cases, 1 death, 42 recoveries
The number of COVID-19 cases in Nashik reached 4,12,692 on Tuesday after 34 people were detected with the infection, while one death took the toll to 8,730, an official said. So far, 4,03,598 people have been discharged from hospitals post recovery, including 42 on Tuesday, he said. With 5,688 samples being examined during the day, the number of tests in Nashik went up to 29,07,471, he added. (PTI)
Coronavirus Covid19 Live tracker: Kerala posts 4,656 new COVID-19 cases, 134 deaths
After seeing a dip in fresh COVID-19 cases a day ago, Kerala on Tuesday reported 4,656 new infections and 134 deaths, which took the caseload to 51,62,025 and the toll to 41,902. The state had reported 3,277 fresh COVID-19 cases on Monday. Of the 134, 28 were logged over the last few days and 106 were designated as COVID-19 deaths after receiving appeals based on the new guidelines of the Centre and the directions of the Supreme Court, a state government release said. With 5,180 more people recovering from the virus since Monday, the total recoveries reached 50,91,224 and the active cases dropped to 40,072, it said. As many as 67,437 samples were tested in the last 24 hours, it said. Among the 14 districts, Ernakulam recorded the highest with 776 fresh cases, followed by Thiruvananthapuram (705) and Kozhikode (537). (PTI)
Coronavirus Covid19 Live tracker: Delhi reports 51 new cases, zero deaths in last 24 hours
COVID-19 | Delhi reports 51 new cases, 19 recoveries and 0 deaths in the last 24 hours.
Total cases 14,41,449
Total recoveries 14,15,974
Death toll 25,099
Active cases 376 pic.twitter.com/SpEg7ZbRdg
Coronavirus Covid19 Live tracker: Families of 1,509 healthcare workers paid insurance claim of Rs 50L each under PMGKP, says govt
As on November 29, families of 1,509 health workers who died due to COVID-19-related duties have been paid insurance claims of Rs 50 lakh each under the Pradhan Mantri Garib Kalyan Package scheme for coronavirus warriors, the Rajya Sabha was informed on Tuesday. The 'Pradhan Mantri Garib Kalyan Package (PMGKP): Insurance Scheme for Health Care Workers Fighting COVID-19' was launched on March 30, 2020 to provide comprehensive personal accident cover of Rs 50 lakh to 22.12 lakh health care providers, including community health workers and private health workers, who may have been in direct contact and care of COVID-19 patients and may be at risk of being impacted by this, Minister of State for Health Bharati Pravin Pawar said in a written reply. Further, on account of the unprecedented situation, private hospital staff and retired or volunteer/local urban bodies/contract/daily wage/ad-hoc/outsourced staff requisitioned by states/central hospitals/autonomous hospitals of central/states/UTs, AIIMS and Institutes of National Importance/hospitals of central ministries specifically drafted for the care of COVID-19 patients are also covered under the scheme subject to fulfilment of certain conditions, Pawar said. Processing of claims has been streamlined and simplified with effect from May 28, 2021 by circulating a proforma certificate in which the district collectors concerned are to certify the eligibility of the claims, the minister said. (PTI)
Coronavirus Covid19 Live tracker: Vaccine mandates 'absolute last resort', WHO Europe head says
Mandatory vaccinations against the coronavirus are an "absolute last resort", the World Health Organization's top Europe official said on Tuesday. More and more countries in Europe, including Germany, are debating whether to make COVID-19 vaccines mandatory after Austria announced in November it would make inoculations compulsory as of Feb. 1 next year, prompting large protests. "Mandates around vaccination are an absolute last resort and only applicable when all feasible options to improve vaccination uptake have been exhausted," WHO Europe director Hans Kluge told reporters. "The effectiveness of mandates is very context-specific," Kluge said, adding that public confidence and trust in authorities needed to be considered. "What is acceptable in one society and community may not be effective and acceptable in another." Indonesia, Micronesia and Turkmenistan have also made vaccinations against the coronavirus mandatory for all adults. (Reuters)
Coronavirus Covid19 Live tracker: EU health bodies recommend mix-and-match of COVID-19 vaccines
The European Union's drug regulator and public health body have recommended that mixing and matching of approved COVID-19 vaccines can be done for both the initial courses and booster doses, as the region reels with an increase in infections. Evidence suggests that the combination of viral vector vaccines and mRNA vaccines produces good levels of antibodies against the COVID-19 causing coronavirus, the European Medicines Agency (EMA) and the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC) said in a joint statement. (Reuters)
Coronavirus Covid19 Live tracker: Uganda registers first 7 cases of omicron, says official
Uganda has its first seven cases of the omicron variant of the coronavirus, a health official confirmed Tuesday. The director of clinical services, Charles Olaro, said the variant was detected in travelers from South Africa and Nigeria who arrived in Uganda on Nov. 29. "We have already notified them about their status and they are already in isolation," he said. Olaro said the first tests done on the travellers after arrival at Entebbe International Airport showed they were positive for the coronavirus and further testing confirmed the new variant. "We used the genomic sequence tests which normally take five to eight days to give the results," he said. (AP)
Coronavirus Covid19 Live tracker: Andhra's COVID-19 count goes up by 184
Andhra Pradesh reported 184 fresh cases of COVID-19, 204 recoveries and two deaths in 24 hours ending 9 am on Tuesday. A health department bulletin said the total positives has reached 20,74,036, recoveries 20,57,573 and toll 14,455. The number of active cases came down to 2,008, it said. Krishna district reported 34, Srikakulam 22, Visakhapatnam 20, Guntur and West Godavari 18 each, East Godavari 16, Chittoor and Anantapuramu 15 each and SPS Nellore, 11 fresh cases. (PTI)
Coronavirus Covid19 Live tracker: Out of 30,000 travellers screened for Covid-19 at airports, 10 test Omicron positive so far in Maharashtra
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Coronavirus Covid19 Live tracker: Omicron travel bans strike South Africa's safari business
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Командний чемпіонат світу із шахів 1997, що проходив з 25 жовтня по 2 листопада 1997 року в Люцерні (Швейцарія).
Переможцями чемпіонату вперше стали шахісти збірної Росії.

Регламент
 Команда складається з 6 гравців (2 запасні) та капітана (тренера).
 9 турів за круговою системою.
 Контроль часу: 120 хвилин на 40 ходів, 60 хвилин на 20 ходів
 Розподіл місць:
 Найбільша кількість індивідуальних очок;
 Найбільша кількість матчевих очок;
 Особиста зустріч
 Особистий результат на вищих шахівницях:
 Перемога на 1-й шахівниці — 4 очки
 Перемога на 2-й шахівниці — 3 очки
 Перемога на 3-й шахівниці — 2 очки
 Перемога на 4-й шахівниці — 1 очко
 При нічиї очки будуть розділятися
 Якщо команди розділять призові місця, то між ними проводиться матч із швидких шахів (15 хвилин на партію).
 При нічийному результаті, проводиться жереб.

Розклад змагань
 Ігрові дні: 25 жовтня — 2 листопада 1997 року
 Без вихідних
 Початок партій 1-8 тур о 15-00, 9 тур о 12-00 (UTC+1 — час місцевий);

Учасники

Склади команд-учасників

Рух за турами

Турнірна таблиця

Індивідуальні нагороди
 Перша шахівниця:

 Василь Іванчук () — 75,0 % (6 з 8 очок)
 Євген Барєєв () — 66,7 % (4 з 6 очок)
 Олексій Єрмолінський () — 57,1 % (4 з 7 очок)
 Друга шахівниця:
 Олександр Оніщук () — 64,3 % (4½ з 7 очок)
 Петро Свідлер () — 64,3 % (4½ з 7 очок)
 Майкл Адамс () — 62,5 % (5 з 8 очок)
 Третя шахівниця:

 Смбат Лпутян () — 77,8 % (7 з 9 очок)
 Муртаз Кажгалєєв () — 66,7 % (6 з 9 очок)
 Меттью Садлер () — 66,7 % (6 з 9 очок)
 Четверта шахівниця:
 Сергій Рублевський ()  — 66,7 % (4 з 6 очок)
 Джонатан Спілмен ()  — 66,7 % (4 з 6 очок)
 Арташес Мінасян () — 64,3 % (4½ з 7 очок)
 Перша резервна шахівниця:
 Григорій Кайданов () — 83,3 % (5 з 6 очок)
 Горан Диздар ()  — 64,3 % (4½ з 7 очок)
 Ріхард Форстер () — 60,0 % (3 з 5 очок)
 Друга резервна шахівниця:
 Вадим Звягінцев () — 80,0 % (4 з 5 очок)
 Ларрі Крістіансен ()  — 71,4 % (5 з 7 очок)
 Хуан Борхес Матос () — 41,7 % (2½ з 6 очок)

Шахісти з найкращим перфомансом
 Смбат Лпутян () — 2798
 Василь Іванчук () — 2795
 Григорій Кайданов () — 2795

Примітки

Посилання
 4th World Team Chess Championship: Lucerne 1997
 Офіційний сайт турніру

Шахові турніри 1997
Командний чемпіонат світу із шахів
Шахові змагання у Швейцарії
Жовтень 1997
Листопад 1997


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Two Most Senior Surviving Khmer Rouge Leaders Found Guilty of Genocide
Updated Nov. 16, 2018 4:55AM ET / Published Nov. 16, 2018 12:20AM ET
Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia (ECCC)/Handout via Reuters
The two most powerful Khmer Rouge leaders still alive today have been found guilty of genocide, nearly four decades after Pol Pot's regime collapsed and left more than 1.7 million victims in its wake. The verdict handed down Friday by an international tribunal marks the first time the Khmer Rouge's crimes were declared to be genocide. Over the course of four years, the Khmer Rouge regime committed murder, enslavement, imprisonment, torture, and mass rape through the policy of forced marriages and targeting minorities, intellectuals, and former government officials. Nuon Chea, 92, who had served as Pol Pot's deputy, was sentenced to life in prison for the regime's crimes committed from 1977 to 1979, along with Khieu Samphan, 87, who had served as the regime's head of state. Both were already serving life sentences for crimes against humanity, but Friday's verdict is widely seen as the first official recognition of genocide in Cambodia.
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Broadcasters, Jammers Wreak Havoc on Amateur Radio Frequencies
The battle continues between Radio Eritrea (Voice of the Broad Masses) and Radio Ethiopia, which is said to be jamming the Eritrean broadcaster with broadband white noise. The problem for radio amateurs is that the battle is taking place in the 40 meter phone band — 7.145 and 7.175 MHz — with the jamming signal reported by the IARU Region 1 Monitoring System (IARUMS) to be 20 kHz wide on each channel. The on-air conflict has been going on for years; Ethiopia constructed new transmitting sites in 2008 and is said to use two or three of them for jamming purposes. The interfering signals can be heard in North America after dark. According to IARUMS Region 1 Coordinator Wolf Hadel, DK2OM, Radio Eritrea is airing separate programs on each frequency. He said in the IARUMS September newsletter that telecommunications regulators in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland have been informed, so they could file official complaints.
Other AM broadcast intruders on 40 meters include Radio Hargeisa in Somaliland on 7.120 MHz, which, Hadel said, is even audible in Australia and Japan. He further reports that the Voice of Iran's signal on 7.205 MHz is splattering up to 5 kHz on either side of its channel, while Radio France International, which operates on the same frequency, is splattering down to 7.185 MHz.
Other odds and ends on 40 meters include the so-called "V beacon" on 7.091.5 MHz. The looped CW signal, which sends the letter "V" over and over, is audible every day. Hadel said the signal originates in Kazakhstan.
Hadel has reported HF radar signals from Russia on 40 and 20 meters, with "long-lasting transmissions, often with many spurious emissions."
A Russian Air Force frequency-shift keyed signal identifying in CW as "REA4," has been active on 7.117 MHz, while a Russian Navy FSK signal "Sevastopol" has been observed on 14.180. Hadel said Germany's telecommunications regulator has filed an official complaint. Other Russian military signals have been heard on 7.016 MHz.
Chinese broadband OTH radars on 14 MHz generated some "Woodpecker" complaints, "but this was not the Russian 'Woodpecker,'" Hadel clarified. Mario Taeubel, DG0JBJ, observed 11 OTH radars on 40 meters, 40 on 20 meters, 13 on 15 meters and 2 on 10 meters during September.
Hadel reports that signals from Spanish and Portuguese, UK, and Irish fishing operations, Indonesian and Philippine pirates, and OTH radar signals are sprinkled throughout 80, 40, 20, and 15 meters, while signals from oceangoing sensor buoys are heard widely on various discrete frequencies on 10 meters.
Radio Eritrea (VO...


To make the pickled cabbage, mix together water, apple cider vinegar, sugar, salt, pepper, bay leaves, celery seed, ground coriander and onion powder in a large jar (until sugar is dissolved). Add the thinly sliced cabbage and shake the jar to coat all of the cabbage. Let sit in refrigerator for at least 4 hours before serving. You can make this the night before.
To make the spicy roasted chickpeas, add chickpeas, olive oil, chili powder, onion powder, garlic powder, cayenne powder, Goya all purpose seasoning and fresh parsley to a medium bowl with a tight lid and shake until coated. Place spiced chickpeas on a baking sheet covered in parchment paper. Bake for 25 minutes.
To make the curry roasted carrots, add carrots, onion, olive oil, curry powder, cumin, salt and pepper to a medium bowl with a tight lid and shake until coated. Place carrots on a baking sheet covered in parchment paper. Bake for 30 minutes.
To make the massaged kale, place kale in a medium bowl, squeeze lemon over kale and add a pinch of salt. Massage kale with your hands until it begins to soften and wilt a bit (about 5 minutes).
To make the dressing, add sunbutter, lemon juice, agave nectar and warm water to a small jar with a lid and shake. You want it to be a little runny so that you can pour it over the ingredients of the bowl.
To assemble the bowl, place the desired amount of pickled cabbage (I used about 1/2 cup per bowl), half of the Spicy Roasted Chickpeas, Curry Roasted Carrots, and Massaged Lemon Kale in two bowls and pour dressing over top.
*the pickled cabbage makes about 3 cups. You will not use all of it for this recipe but you can always use remaining pickled cabbage on burgers, tacos or as a side.


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Study: Idaho natural gas and oil tax rates below many states
Published: Thu, January 19, 2017 4:18 PM Updated: Thu, January 19, 2017 4:18 PM
BOISE, Idaho (AP) — Idaho's effective tax rate on natural gas and oil production is less than half the average when compared with eight other producing states, according to a tax-comparison study released Thursday.
The study made public at the Idaho Oil and Gas Conservation Commission meeting found Idaho's rate at 4 percent compared with the 9.5 percent average of the eight other states.
The only state with a lower rate than Idaho was Oklahoma at 3.2 percent. Wyoming had the highest rate at 13.4 percent.
County commissioners and state lawmakers in southwest Idaho where natural gas production is taking place or is likely to occur asked for the $37,000 study carried out by a North Dakota consulting company. The consulting company says it made the comparisons based on severance, production and property taxes.
"I think we have a new industry in the state of Idaho, and we have to be careful how we look at the tax rate," said Chris Beck, the commission's chairman. "Do we want to encourage more oil and gas exploration and development in the state of Idaho and how would a change in the tax rate affect that? So I think we need to be careful. Certainly it would indicate that we need maybe increase it, but I think we have to be careful given the maturity of our industry."
Idaho has a long history of natural gas and oil exploration, but it has only been in recent years that advanced technology that can map underground formations has given geologists three-dimensional views and narrowed search areas.
In southwest Idaho, Texas-based Alta Mesa has eight producing wells. County commissions in Payette County, where production is taking place, and Washington County, where Alta Mesa has signed leases, asked for the study.
Natural gas and oil production "can bring in huge amounts of money, so we need to be aware of what's going on in the industry," said Kirk Chandler, chairman of the Washington County commission. "They have some seismic data that shows there's good gas in Washington County."
State lawmakers from the region who asked for the comparison study are Sen. Abby Lee, R-Fruitland, and Reps. Judy Boyle, R-Midvale, and Ryan Kirby, R-New Plymouth.
Oil and Gas Conservation Commission member Jim Classen said some of the problem he saw with the low effective tax rate was caused by the one-eighth royalty many people with mineral rights agree to or end up with in the integration process, which includes non-willing participants when a majority of mineral interest owners want to take part.
Classen, an exploration geologist, said if he had mineral rights in the area he wouldn't agree to a one-eighth interest. He would instead rely on his expertise and take a riskier option provided in state law that can pay more but puts a mineral interest owner's own money at risk.
"In a wildcat area, one-eighth royalty is appropriate," he said. "If you're in an area where commercial production has been found in general, you could consider a higher royalty."
He noted Alta Mesa appears to have reached commercial production in some areas. "There seems to be a sweet-spot area where they have a high rate of success," he said.
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AFCON: This is how Egypt made history with an unprecedented treble
When Mohamed Salah leads Egypt into the Africa Cup of Nations next month, The Pharaohs will be striving for a record-lengthening eighth continental crown.
It is a quite astonishing record, with three of those seven titles coming consecutively during a historic and fanciful four-year period.
Beating all that came before them, Egypt won three consecutive AFCONs against all the odds and, as we look ahead to the 2021 edition in Cameroon, Sportsmail takes you through how the North African country achieved sustained success beyond their wildest dreams.
Egypt won the Africa Cup of Nations three times in a historic period from 2006-2010
Mohamed Salah and Co will be looking to win the 2021 title, and Egypt's eighth, in Cameroon
2006 – EGYPT'S RUN TO THE TITLE
Group-stage: W 3-0 vs Libya, D 0-0 vs Morocco, W 3-1 vs Ivory Coast – 1ST
QFs: W 4-1 vs DR Congo
SFs: W 2-1 vs Senegal
Final: D 0-0 vs Ivory Coast, W 4-2 pens
The year Egypt hosted the competition brought about a unique opportunity for a largely unknown group of players.
Out of the 23-man squad, only three played outside of their homeland, one of which was Tottenham Hotspur forward Mido, who was undoubtedly his country's star man heading into the competition.
Besiktas midfielder Ahmed Hassan – who would go on to be Egypt's record-caps holder with an astonishing 184 appearances for his country – was also in the squad, as was striker Amr Zaki who was two years away from a loan move to Wigan.
Both Mido and Hassan were on the score-sheet in the opening game of the competition – a 3-0 win against Libya – before a draw versus Morocco and impressive victory over the Ivory Coast meant the hosts finished top of Group A.
Egypt then dominated their quarter-final, beating DR Congo 4-1 in Cairo before a Zaki goal nine minutes from time sent them to the final via a 2-1 triumph over a Senegal side who had reached the quarter-finals of the World Cup four years previously.
Egypt's star man Mido missed the final after rowing with coach Hassan Shehata in the semis
Mido's replacement Amr Zaki justified his coach's decision by scoring the winner vs Senegal
But this game was not without controversy among the home nation.
Star player Mido was engulfed in a row with coach Hassan Shehata, after being substituted for match-winner Zaki. The pair made up a day later, but the Spurs striker was handed a six-month ban from playing for his country, and would miss the tournament showpiece three days later.
In the final, in front of 80,000 people at the Cairo International Stadium, laid in wait Ivory Coast once again, the favourites for the tournament.
With captain Didier Drogba, Yaya and Kolo Toure , Emmanuel Eboue and Arouna Kone among the international stars representing The Elephants, the visitors were the favourites amid a fever-pitch atmosphere in the Egyptian capital.
Ivory Coast were the opponents in the final but Didier Drogba and Co missed out on penalties
Egypt keeper Essam El Hadary was the hero, saving two penalties including Drogba's (above)
It was Egypt's fifth AFCON triumph as they won the 2006 competition gloriously on home soil
The contest, in the end, was a bit of a damp squib, ending goalless. Cue Egypt keeper Essam El Hadary's time to shine, saving first up from Drogba and then from Nice winger Bakari Kone.
Ultimately, it was Mohamed Aboutrika who slotted home the winning penalty, triggering jubilant scenes across the country.
It was Egypt's fifth triumph. Little did anyone know, however, that this was just the start.
Mido consoles Drogba (left) who missed a penalty in the shoot-out and never won AFCON
Group stage – W 4-2 vs Cameroon, W 3-0 vs Sudan, D 1-1 vs Zambia
QFs: W 2-1 vs Angola
SFs: W 4-1 vs Ivory Coast
Final: W 1-0 vs Cameroon
Two years later, the tournament was held in Ghana and defending champions Egypt were drawn in a group with Cameroon, Zambia and Sudan.
The Pharaohs were this time without Mido – absent through injury – as well as Tottenham winger Hossam Ghaly, as he focused on a loan spell at Derby.
However, 12 of the players who were part of the 2006 squad were involved this time round, including Player of the '06 Tournament Ahmed Hassan, who was playing in a record-equalling seventh tournament.
Despite a Samuel Eto'o double, Egypt beat Cameroon in their tournament opener by four goals to two, while a 3-0 win against Sudan paved their passage to the quarter-finals again, irrespective of a 1-1 draw against Zambia in their final group game.
In the last eight, they defeated Angola 2-1 in Kumasi, while the semi-finals triggered a rematch of the 2006 final against the Ivory Coast.
But despite a host of stars on the opposition team again – including Chelsea's Salomon Kalou this time – Egypt came out on top once more by four goals to one, Zaki netting twice.
Samuel Eto'o's Cameroon faced Egypt in the final but the star could not find a way through
And so to the final and, in stark similarity to their run two years earlier, their opposition was a team they had already played in the competition in Cameroon.
This time, though, it wasn't settled by penalties.
Yet one thing was similar: the match-winner. Aboutrika – who netted the winning penalty in the shoot-out in 2006 – scored the winner with 13 minutes remaining with a composed finish after brilliant work by Mohamed Zidan.
Again, the Egyptians had upset the odds. A team with the likes of Eto'o, Geremi and Alex Song could not find a way past the Egypt defence.
Egypt were victorious once again against the odds after a brilliant run in Ghana in 2008
Attacking midfielder Hosny Abd Rabo won the Player of the Tournament Award after scoring four goals – the same total as team-mates Aboutrika and Zaki.
A historic double. Egypt had reached the continental pinnacle and defended their crown.
Disappointment was to come, though.
Group-stage: W 3-1 vs Nigeria, W 2-0 vs Mozambique, W 2-0 vs Benin
QFs: W 3-1 vs Cameroon (AET)
SFs: W 4-0 vs Algeria
Final: W 1-0 vs Ghana
A year where the highlight was undoubtedly South Africa's hosting of the World Cup – the first ever to be held in Africa – started with the Africa Cup of Nations, this time in Angola.
Yet two months earlier, in November 2009, the AFCON holders were involved in the most unlikely of scenarios.
In the final round of the CAF qualification process for the World Cup, Algeria and Egypt finished with an identical group record.
As such, a tie-break play-off was held in neutral Sudan. Previous games between the North African rivalries had involved violence, such was the decision to host this most of crucial matches on neutral territory.
The real shock came on the pitch though.
Algeria's Antar Yahia scored the winner in the 40th minute, meaning the AFCON holders would not be at the Greatest Show on Earth come the summer.
After the loss of the match, the Egyptian Football Association (EFA) filed a complaint with FIFA against the Algerian football delegation, citing: 'Egyptian fans, officials and players put their lives at risk before and after the game, under threat from weapons, knives, swords and flares,'
Fan violence overshadowed the World Cup qualifying situation between Algeria and Egypt
The complaint was closed by FIFA in May.
Nevertheless, Egypt took their place at AFCON in January with a point to prove. The greatest team in Africa were not going to be at the World Cup – but they weren't about to give up their title.
Egypt stormed through their group, beating Nigeria. Mozambique and Benin with a goal-difference of +6.
They were then drawn against the might of Cameroon, again, in the quarters, but came through 3-1 after extra-time.
But then came the real grudge match.
Egypt took on Asamoah Gyan's Ghana in the final but again kept a clean sheet when it mattered
Mohamed Nagy's winner came five minutes from time as Egypt were triumphant again
It was the country's third AFCON title – a crown won despite no World Cup later in the year
Algeria. For a place in the final. And what did Egypt do? They thrashed them, 4-0. Revenge is a dish best served cold.
By now, you know how this story goes. Egypt beat Asamoah Gyan's Ghana – who were months later one kick away from reaching the World Cup semi-finals 1-0 in the final in Ludana, with Mohamed Nagy (who'd later move to Hull City) scoring the winner with five minutes remaining.
It was done. An unprecedented three AFCON titles in a row. Never done before. Never to see again?
Over to you, Mo.
This generation of players triggered joyous scenes across Egypt in a historic four-year period


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Live at Hammersmith is the second live album by Rick Wakeman. Despite being a 1985 concert, the music performed is from the first three albums (1973–1975). During this show there was a power failure, and Wakeman walked to the front and told jokes for 45 minutes, although had to subsequently pay for running over time as the power had been restored after 3 minutes.

Track listing
"Arthur"    13.02
"Three Wives"    16.55
"Journey"    21.56
"Merlin"   7.37

Song titles
Three of these songs have shorter or altered names:
Three Wives is a made-up name implying this is a medley of 3 songs from the album The Six Wives of Henry VIII
Journey is short for Journey to the Centre of the Earth
Merlin is short for Merlin the Magician, a song from The Myths and Legends of King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table

Personnel
Musicians
Rick Wakeman – keyboards
Rick Fenn – guitars
Gordon Neville – lead vocals, percussion
Tony Fernandez – drums
Chas Cronk – bass

Production
John Acock – mixing
Denis Blackham – mastering

References

1985 live albums
Albums recorded at the Hammersmith Apollo
Progressive rock albums by British artists
Rick Wakeman albums


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