Divine Records are set forth in the Word of God. These Divine Records are Truth. What we believe must be in harmony with them and must be understood in the light of "rightly dividing the Word of Truth" (2 Tim. 2:15).
We will set forth twenty Divine facts as they relate to the Acts Period and the believers during that time. A clear understanding of the facts makes it abundantly unambiguous that the Church, during "The Acts of the Apostles," was vastly different from the Church of the Mystery. Truth that belongs to a past dispensation should not be interpreted, or read into the present dispensation.
1. In Jerusalem on the Day of Pentecost, fifty days after Passover, one hundred-twenty Jews were gathered in the upper room (Acts 1:15). They all believed that Jesus of Nazareth was their Messiah and the Son of God. This truth was given to them by the Father in heaven (Matt. 16:17). They had heard the words of the Son of God and witnessed the miracles He'd performed, resulting in the Father enlightening them. They did not cease to be Jews because of their newly generated belief.
2. Those who heard the Word on Pentecost were "Jews, devout men out of every nation under heaven" (Acts 2:5). They had been the dispersed ones (the Dispersion) who were back in Jerusalem to observe the Holy Days. The three-thousand who became believers on that day (Acts 2:41) were "Jews, devout men." They continued, as such, even after they believed (Acts 2:46). The blood of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob flowed through their veins. The one-hundred-twenty had to be in the blood-line of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob.
3. The saving message of God was sanctioned to every Israelite (Acts 2:39, 10:36, 13:26). This sanction for the Jews lasted from the Day of Pentecost until Acts 28:28. The message was based upon the fact that Christ Jesus was the long-awaited Messiah and the Son of God. He was presented as an object for their faith. This "salvation" communication could be heralded by any believing Israelite who was commissioned by Christ to do so. He, only, commissioned those who were in the blood-line of the three fathers. This commission consisted of the Word of God coming to a man as a message intended for another, or others. An example of this was John the Baptist; "the Word of God came unto John the son of Zacharias in the wilderness. And he came into all the country about Jordan, preaching the baptism of repentance for the remission of sins" (Luke 3:2-3). It seems that every believing Jew in the Acts Period received this commission. The message may have come to them for only one person, but there could be no preaching apart from having received the Divine commission to do so. "How then shall they call on him in whom they have not believed? and how shall they believe in him of whom they have not heard? and how shall they hear without a preacher? And how shall they preach, except they be sent? as it is written, How beautiful are the feet of them that preach the gospel of peace, and bring glad tidings of good things!" (Rom.10:14-15).
4. According to the Companion Bible's reckoning (Appendix 180) for eight years after Pentecost, the gospel was proclaimed, only, to the Jew. No one was authorized to speak the gospel to anyone else. If a Gentile overheard the gospel as it was being preached only to Jews, as Cornelius certainly had (Acts 10:37), it was, still, NOT FOR HIM. However, the Lord Jesus Christ gave Peter a special assignment to go to the household of a Roman Centurion, Cornelius; a God-fearing, devout Gentile (Acts 10:9-16). This represents the only Gentile who Peter went to in his entire ministry. He had no authorization to speak the "salvation-message" to anyone else outside of Israel. Peter was not God's commissioned one to the Gentiles. That was Paul's job (Rom. 11:13). This one act of Peter's was to prepare the Jewish believers for Paul's charge to go to the Gentiles which began about 6 to 9 years later.
5. Upon his conversion, Cornelius did not become a bearer of the gospel to the Gentiles. He did not forsake his military-commission and career in order to return to Rome to preach the Gospel of the Kingdom. He may have wished to do so, but he was forbidden because he didn't have a Divine commission. If he had such a commission, it would have made him, not Paul, God's certified one to the Gentiles.
6. The Lord's purpose and program during the Acts Dispensation was that everyone with a sound mind, who was of Israelite-heritage, should hear the salvation-message and have one personal opportunity to believe that Jesus Christ was their God-Anointed King and believe in Him as their Savior (Rom. 15:19-21). Not only that, but they, also, believed that it would be Him Who would deliver "the promises made unto the fathers" (Rom.15:8).
7. Believers who made up the Christian community switched their allegiance from earthly kings and potentates to another King—the Lord Jesus Christ. The Christian communities, scattered all over the Roman Empire, made up the new nation which Christ was forming: "the Israel of God." They were awaiting the restoration of Israel's long-promised Kingdom. The Divinely Commissioned Heralds proclaimed "another king" (Acts 17:7). Paul was accused of doing so and never denied it.
8. The Lord designated certain men to be the rulers over the believers, who made up the Church of God, during the Acts era. The saints were instructed to "recognize those who are over you in the Lord" (1 Thess. 5:12). Paul exhorted believers, in Hebrews 13, to "remember them that have rule over you" (V.7), and to "obey them that have rule over you" (V.17), and to "Salute them that have rule over you" (V.24). In Romans 12:8, Paul told those who ruled to do it with diligence. We, also, note that a spiritual gift which is never talked about, today, but was in operation during the Book of Acts, was the gift of "government" (1 Cor. 12:28). None of this is truth for today. It was truth for the past dispensation and should not be dragged into the present dispensation. The Church over which Christ Jesus is the Head has only one Ruler—Christ Himself. There is no one, of authority, between us and Christ Jesus.
9. When Romans 13:1-7 is read in the light of the explicit truths set forth above, we can easily see that the "higher powers," mentioned, refer to men commissioned by the Lord to exercise government over the new nation, the "Israel of God." These men, with Divine authority, were ruling during the Book of Acts. Romans 13:1-3 says, "Let every soul be subject unto the higher powers. For there is no power but of God: the powers that be are ordained of God. Whosoever therefore resisteth the power, resisteth the ordinance of God: and they that resist shall receive to themselves damnation. For rulers [the higher powers] are not a terror to good works, but to the evil. Wilt thou then not be afraid of the power? do that which is good, and thou shalt have praise of the same." Every believer, during the Acts Period, was to be submissive to the "higher powers." These were the Divinely Ordained men who had a higher authority than any of "the rulers of the darkness of this world" (Ephesians 6:12). Their authority to rule, or govern came from God. They had the Divine right to rule over the new "commonwealth of Israel" which was only a prelude of things to come during the Pre-Millennial Kingdom of God. Those who governed in the Roman Empire, as well as other human governments, were not designated by God, but by men. If this distinction is not made, you would have to accept the doctrine of the Divine Right of earthly kings to rule. Or, said another way, if the context and time of the writing of Romans is not observed, then, anyone who is in governmental authority is ordained by God to do so. Preposterous! To say that the "higher powers" applied to civil powers would make perfect saints out of all who governed. The Bible does not teach ludicrous things. The positive application is made by the Apostle Paul when he posed this question to the Corinthians: "Do ye not know that the saints shall judge the world? and if the world shall be judged by you, are ye unworthy to judge the smallest matters?" (1 Cor. 6:2).
10. During the Acts era, the proclamation of the Gospel of the Kingdom of God was always done by men commissioned by the Lord (Rom.10:15). The message they spoke was always spoken by Divine inspiration (1 Cor. 2:13); every word of it was the Word of God (1 Thess. 2:13); it was the absolute truth (2 Cor. 13:3); it was not memorized and repeated over-and-over; nor, was it written down. It was, always, fresh from God each time it was spoken. It varied, each time, to meet the exact needs of those who heard it. These variations were inspired by God and were not made up by the preachers. Simple fishermen spoke it, as well as the erudite.
11. There was no need for any message, inspired by God, to be translated because it was always spoken in the mother tongue of the one for whom it was intended. The gift of tongues, during "The Acts of the Apostles," was a meaningful reality (Acts 2:6,8,11).This is not present truth.
12. From Acts 2 to Acts 28, the proclamation of the Gospel of the Kingdom of God was always confirmed to the audience by evidential miracles (Mk. 16:20; John 14:12; Acts 2:43, 5:12; Rom. 15:18-19; 1 Cor. 1:6; and Heb. 2:4). This was a standard occurrence during the Pentecostal times. This does not happen today.
13. During the unique period of Acts, a man was given ONE CHANCE to hear and believe the gospel (Acts 13:46). The God-ordained messenger never spoke it twice to the same person. The person only had one chance to be saved. The messenger did not go over ground he had already covered (Rom. 15:20-21). The gospel was, at once, either a "savor of life," or a "savor of death" to all who heard it (2 Cor.2:16). If a man didn't, immediately, believe the God-commissioned man proclaiming a God-inspired testimony, the truth of which was confirmed by signs, wonders, miracles, and gifts of the Holy Ghost (Heb. 2:4), there was nothing more that God would do. None of this is truth for today.
14. During this time, the faith of a believer was always accredited and confirmed by the Lord. "These signs shall follow them that believe," was the guarantee Christ had made (Mark 16:17). And the signs did, "Even as the testimony of Christ was confirmed in you; So that ye come behind in no gift …" (1 Cor. 1:6-7). In plainer words, there were no secret believers. The life of the Acts Epoch believer was not "hid with Christ in God," as ours is today (Col. 3:3).
15. After Peter visited the house of Cornelius, Paul was the only man commissioned by the Lord to herald His "salvation-message" to Gentiles. Paul began at Pisidian Antioch (Acts 13:46-47). He always went to the Jew first, and to the Jew primarily (Acts 13:46; Rom. 1:16; and Acts 17:1-2). If, on his journeys, Paul entered a town with no Jews in it, he kept going (Acts 17:1). During "The Acts of the Apostles," there were thousands of heralds carrying the Kingdom salvation message of God to every Israelite (Acts 11:19), but there was only one herald (the Apostle Paul) taking it to the Gentiles and this, only, after he'd fulfilled every obligation to his own people.
16. The children of Israel are likened to being "as the sand of the sea." Notice, "Esaias also crieth concerning Israel, Though the number of the children of Israel be as the sand of the sea, a remnant shall be saved" (Rom 9:27). For forty years, the Lord sifted through and tested every grain of sand that made up "all Israel." He searched for the gems that would shine forth the moment they heard the message and saw its confirmation. The gems would have a special place and perform a special service in the Day [of Christ] when He makes up His jewels (Mal.3:17). The jewels are the remnant He searched out; they are the repentant ones who became the "Israel of God" (Gal. 6:16), or the "commonwealth" which Paul mentions in Ephesians 2:12.
17. During the Book of Acts, the NEW NATION was formed and operated as an independent nation in the earth while their King was enthroned in Heaven. It was, truly, a Heavenly Nation in the midst of the Roman Empire. Jesus Christ used His designated ones to administer His Government. Believers were citizens of the God-called-out State of Israel. As such, their allegiance was to their Anointed—the Lord Jesus. At the same time, Israel, according to the flesh, was subjugated to Rome. The Lord's jewels, His NEW NATION, functioned independently from earthly governments. This was a big reason for the persecution that arose for Christians—they acknowledged themselves to be citizens of an independent State, and had another King—not Caesar. Gentiles who believed Paul's message were like the "mixed multitude" that left Egypt with Moses; they were satisfied to be associated with this new commonwealth, even as aliens (Eph.2:12). However, when the revelation of the Mystery was revealed to Paul, as the prisoner of the Lord Jesus Christ, the Gentiles were assured they were no longer aliens, but that they were made nigh by the blood of Christ (Eph. 2:13) and became "fellow heirs, and of the same body, and partakers of the promise in Christ" (Eph. 3:6) by this new gospel. Much more needs to be said, but for now, we will leave that for a later time.
18. At the close of Acts, God accomplished everything He set out to do. He had finished His work but cut it off until a later time. Israel had heard the Word and saw the works of God (Rom.10:18). The Israel of God had been discovered (Gal. 6:16). The remnant had been established (Rom. 11:5). A definite company from among the Gentiles had been called-out for His Name (Acts 15:14). Everything was set for the full establishment of the manifest Kingdom of God upon the earth (Rom. 13:11-12). But, it did not come. When Acts closed, He suspended this phase of His purpose and ushered in a purpose that had never been revealed before—the Mystery that had been hid from ages and generations (Col. 1:26).
20. With Paul's declaration of this colossal Truth, God "switched-off," or withdrew all of the supernatural signs, wonders, and miracles. The failure of Christians to recognize this Bible fact has left them vulnerable and wide-open to "giving heed to seducing spirits, and doctrines of devils" (1 Tim. 4:1).
When the Apostle Paul penned the following words, it is apparent to those who have had the eyes of their understanding enlightened that he began his second ministry which brought-in a new dispensation, "For this cause I Paul, the prisoner of Jesus Christ for you Gentiles, If ye have heard of the dispensation of the grace of God which is given me to youward: How that by revelation he made known unto me the mystery; (as I wrote afore in few words, Whereby, when ye read, ye may understand my knowledge in the mystery of Christ) Which in other ages was not made known unto the sons of men, as it is now revealed unto his holy apostles and prophets by the Spirit; That the Gentiles should be fellowheirs, and of the same body, and partakers of his promise in Christ by the gospel: Whereof I was made a minister, according to the gift of the grace of God given unto me by the effectual working of his power. Unto me, who am less than the least of all saints, is this grace given, that I should preach among the Gentiles the unsearchable riches of Christ;" (Ephesians 3:1-8).


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package org.apache.camel.component.xquery;

import org.apache.camel.builder.RouteBuilder;
import org.apache.camel.component.mock.MockEndpoint;
import org.apache.camel.test.junit4.CamelTestSupport;
import org.junit.Test;

/**
 * Unit test to verify that headers can be propogated through this component.
 */
public class XQueryPropogateHeadersTest extends CamelTestSupport {

    @Test
    public void testPropogateHeadersTest() throws Exception {
        MockEndpoint mock = getMockEndpoint("mock:result");
        mock.expectedMessageCount(1);
        mock.expectedBodiesReceived("<transformed sender=\"bar\" subject=\"Hey\"><mail><subject>Hey</subject>"
            + "Hello world!</mail></transformed>");
        mock.expectedHeaderReceived("foo", "bar");

        template.sendBodyAndHeader("direct:one",
            "<mail><subject>Hey</subject>Hello world!</mail>", "foo", "bar");

        assertMockEndpointsSatisfied();
    }

    @Test
    public void testPropogateHeadersUsingTransform() throws Exception {
        MockEndpoint mock = getMockEndpoint("mock:result");
        mock.expectedMessageCount(1);
        mock.expectedBodiesReceived("London");
        mock.expectedHeaderReceived("foo", "bar");

        template.sendBodyAndHeader("direct:two",
            "<person name='James' city='London'/>", "foo", "bar");

        assertMockEndpointsSatisfied();
    }

    @Test
    public void testPropogateHeadersUsingSetBody() throws Exception {
        MockEndpoint mock = getMockEndpoint("mock:result");
        mock.expectedMessageCount(1);
        mock.expectedBodiesReceived("London");
        mock.expectedHeaderReceived("foo", "bar");

        template.sendBodyAndHeader("direct:three",
            "<person name='James' city='London'/>", "foo", "bar");

        assertMockEndpointsSatisfied();
    }

    @Override
    protected RouteBuilder createRouteBuilder() throws Exception {
        return new RouteBuilder() {
            public void configure() throws Exception {
                from("direct:one")
                    .to("xquery:org/apache/camel/component/xquery/transform_with_headers.xquery")
                    .to("mock:result");

                from("direct:two")
                    .transform().xquery("/person/@city", String.class)
                    .to("mock:result");

                from("direct:three")
                    .setBody().xquery("/person/@city", String.class)
                    .to("mock:result");
            }
        };
    }
}

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June 5, 2020 June 5, 2020 - by Kaylee Brown - Leave a Comment
An IR temperature sensor lets a cell phone do fever screening for COVID-19.
Cell phones have consistently been the cutting edge tech likeness a Swiss Army blade, joining a telephone, a music player, a camera, a GPS, a PDA, and more into a solitary gadget. Presently Huawei is pitching one more gadget that can be coordinated into a cell phone: a thermometer. Huawei's Honor Play 4 Pro has an IR temperature sensor incorporated into the back camera obstruct that can gauge the surface temperature of individuals and articles. In a year while containing the spread of the coronavirus pandemic is a significant concern and a fever can be an early pointer of disease, the Play 4 Pro is an amazingly 2020 cell phone.
In a video posted on the Chinese internet based life webpage Weibo, Huawei shows how the component will function. Simply point the telephone at somebody's temple, tap through the application, and the telephone will give they a temperature perusing. Temperature checks aren't an ensured approach to screen for COVID-19, yet a fever is a side effect in most of hospitalized cases, and it's anything but difficult to check for. The utilization of infrared non-contact thermometers is a typical sight in Huawei's nation of origin of China, and in the United States, businesses like Amazon and Walmart are screening masses of distribution center representatives for fevers as a major aspect of coronavirus control.
Huawei says its IR sensor can peruse temperatures from – 20°C (- 4°F) to 100°C (212°F). An IR sensor isn't as precise as a warm camera, and neither gadget, which peruses a surface temperature, is as exact as an inside taken temperature. An IR sensor is modest, however, and they are as of now every now and again coordinated into a cell phone for face open and camera impacts, so Huawei had the option to rapidly respond to the pandemic.
Like some other telephone in Huawei's "Honor" line, the Play 4 Pro is intended to bring a flagshippy feel to a less expensive gadget. The telephone has a 6.57-inch, 2400×1080 LCD, Huawei's Kirin 990 SoC, 8GB of RAM, 128GB of capacity, and a 4200mAh battery. It runs Android 10, however the US send out boycott implies the Play 4 Pro doesn't have Google Play applications and administrations, so they will be left with Huawei's biological system. The telephone is just being sold in China until further notice, where the rendition with the IR sensor runs 2,999 yuan (~$422).
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Contained outbreak of COVID-19 'Indian variant' confirmed in Herefordshire.
Hereford Voice posted a topic in Open Forum
7 cases of variant identified but contained within small work bubble Herefordshire Council is working with Public Health England (PHE) Midlands to support a farm in the county following an outbreak of COVID-19 among a small number of their seasonal workforce. The small number of workers affected had all been routinely tested during their period of isolation when arriving on the farm. Fourteen workers have been found to be COVID-19 positive, seven of which have been confirmed with the variant B.1.617.2 (Indian variant). The farm involved has strict control measures in place to limit transmission, including a period of isolation for all workers on arrival who then live and work in small groups (bubbles). Herefordshire's Acting Director of Public Health, Dr Rebecca Howell Jones, said: If you have COVID symptoms, no matter how mild, you and your household should isolate and book a COVID test online or dial 119 from any phone to book. Everyone should also take twice-weekly rapid lateral flow device (LFD) testing when symptom-free. There are a number of testing sites available for residents who live or work in Herefordshire, alternatively you can pick up a test from participating pharmacies or you can order tests for home delivery. More information can be found on the council website. To protect yourself and others, you must remember: Hands. Face. Space. Fresh Air. Hands – wash your hands for 20 seconds with soap and water often, and as soon as you get home - use hand sanitiser gel if soap and water are not available. Face – wear a face covering in indoor settings where social distancing may be difficult, and where you will come into contact with people you do not normally meet. Space – stay at least 2 metres away from anyone you do not live with, or who is not in your support bubble. Fresh Air – it is safest to meet outdoors. If you do meet friends or family indoors stick to guideline limits, keep the visit short and ensure good ventilation. Vaccination – take up COVID-19 vaccination when you are invited to do so.
More Restrictions Eased Today
Some coronavirus restrictions are being lifted across England today, as Government move to Step 3 of roadmap. Here's what you need to know 👉 https://bit.ly/2QniMFJ
Pharmacies in Leominster offer rapid covid tests for people without symptoms
Regular rapid lateral flow tests for people without covid symptoms can help prevent outbreaks by helping detect positive cases that would not otherwise be found. In Leominster, the testing site at the Old Priory will close from Wednesday 19 May, with rapid lateral flow tests instead being offered at the following pharmacies: Westfield Walk Pharmacy, Westfield Walk WS&B Rees Pharmacy, Morris Mews, 20 High St There are also four local pharmacies that where home test kits are available for residents to collect: Leominster Pharmacy, 21-23 West Street Boots, 18 Corn Square, Westfield Walk Pharmacy, Westfield Walk W S & B Rees Chemists, 20 High Street You must be aged 18 and over to collect the kits, however kits can be used by any age group; See the Herefordshire Council Website for details of other testing sites across Herefordshire.
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Businesses urged to use new Rotherwas Covid-19 test site
Businesses on a Hereford industrial estate are being urged to make full use of a new Covid rapid testing site – and to help keep it open beyond a trial period. Herefordshire Council says the new lateral flow test site at Block B, Skylon Court in Coldnose Road, Rotherwas, is being operated on a pilot basis until April 30. The council says it is vital as many businesses in the area use the testing facility as regularly as possible and volunteer to help keep it open beyond the end of the month. Testing is available to employees who cannot work from home and designed to find people who have the virus but show none of the symptoms.A council spokesperson said: The council says regular testing is essential to help control the spread of the virus. It has issued the following advice to businesses: Frequency – It is recommended that testing is undertaken twice weekly. Assistance – There will be a number of trained staff on site, to meet and greet, signpost people, advise on how to undertake your swab and answer any questions throughout the process. Clothing – Exterior doors and windows will be open to provide fresh air ventilation so please dress accordingly. Please do not bring any unnecessary items or bags that may be cross-contaminated. Registration – For the registration process you will need to have a smart device (phone or tablet) with a camera function to scan a QR code. If you do not have a smart device, additional devices are available on site to use and the registration assistant will be on hand to advise, however, it may cause a slight delay in the registration process if you are not using your own device. The registration process requires answering a number of questions on the device, so if you require reading glasses please ensure you have them to hand. Process – Link to demonstration self-swabbing process: Results – To receive your results, you will need to input your mobile phone number, so ensure you have this to hand for the registration process. Booking – No booking necessary just turn up! The centre is open from 8am to 2pm on Monday, 1-6pm on Wednesday and 8am-2pm on Friday. Testing is available to all those that work on the industrial estate and is on a first come, first served basis. You should not attend if you are showing any symptoms of Covid-19.
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Rapid COVID-19 testing for essential workers in Herefordshire
Sites set up across the county to give workers better access to COVID-19 rapid testing Essential workers across Herefordshire, who cannot work from home, are being urged to join an initiative to help drive down the number of COVID-19 cases by doing twice-weekly rapid tests (known as Lateral Flow Tests). Four council test centres for people without COVID-19 symptoms are now open for bookings in Herefordshire. They are in Hereford, Ross-on-Wye, Ledbury and Leominster, and critical businesses and essential workers who need to attend a workplace, are invited to use the testing facilities. In addition, tests for people without symptoms will also start to become available at selected community pharmacies across Herefordshire. The scheme is part of the Government's Community Asymptomatic Testing Programme and is being run locally by Herefordshire Council. Around one in three people who are infected with COVID-19 have no symptoms so could be spreading the disease without knowing it. Broadening testing to identify those showing no symptoms will mean finding positive cases more quickly, and help break the chain of transmission. With its targeted approach, this programme aims to improve the detection of positive cases so people can isolate and prevent spreading the disease in the workplace and reduce the prevalence of the virus in some of the highest risk areas. It is being used in addition to the established testing venues, which are for anyone with symptoms of Covid-19 in Herefordshire. Eligible workers can book an appointment at a community asymptomatic test site by following the link on the Council's website. The rapid tests produce a result in up to 2 hours and people are notified by text message or email. Anyone who does not receive their result within 12 hours, should take another rapid test. The rapid testing sites in Herefordshire are: Hereford City - ThePoint4, Venns Ln, Hereford, HR1 1DT Monday: 8am – 2pm Tuesday: 12:30pm – 6:30pm Thursday: 8am – 2pm Friday: 12:30pm – 6:30pm Saturday: 9am – 1pm Ross-on-Wye - Ryefields Centre, Grammar School Close, Ross-on-Wye, HR9 7QD Monday: 8am – 2pm Thursday: 12:30pm – 6:30pm Ledbury – The Master's House, Bye St, Ledbury HR8 1EA Tuesday: 7:30am – 12noon Friday: 2pm – 6:30pm Leominster - Old Priory, The Priory, Leominster, HR6 8DA Monday 12:30pm – 6:30pm Wednesday 8am – 2pm The first community pharmacy currently offering rapid tests is: Westfields Walk Pharmacy, Leominster, HR6 8HD Book a community pharmacy test here. Herefordshire Consultant in Public Health Sarah Smith said: Health Minister Lord Bethell said: Baroness Dido Harding, Interim Executive Chair of the National Institute for Health Protection, said: To protect yourself and others, you must remember: Hands. Face. Space. Hands – wash your hands for 20 seconds with soap and water often, and as soon as you get home - use hand sanitiser gel if soap and water are not available. Face – wear a face covering in indoor settings where social distancing may be difficult, and where you will come into contact with people you do not normally meet. Space – stay at least 2 metres away from anyone you do not live with, or who is not in your support bubble.
Ross-on-Wye COVID-19 testing unit reassigned to national campaign.
COVID-19 testing units remain in Hereford and Leominster One of Herefordshire's COVID-19 mobile testing units has today (Friday 5 February from 3.30pm) been redeployed to the help the government's "surge testing" campaign in targeted areas to better understand the spread, and supress, the South African variant. The least-used mobile testing units, which includes the one at Ross-on-Wye, across the country are being reassigned by NHS Test and Trace to work in those areas where cases of the South African variant, which do not appear to have travel links, have been found. The areas affected are Ealing, Haringey and Mitcham in London; Walsall in the West Midlands; Broxbourne in Hertfordshire; Maidstone in Kent; Woking in Surry and Southport in Lancashire. As many people as possible within those targeted areas are being asked to take a test. Herefordshire residents who develop COVID-19 symptoms of a high temperature, a new persistent cough and/or loss of taste or smell, should immediately self-isolate and book a test by going online or ring NHS 119. There are testing sites at Leominster and Merton Meadow, Hereford; as well as Hempstead Meadow, Gloucester; and Como Road, Malvern; or residents can order a postal test kit if they cannot get to one of the sites.Herefordshire's Acting Director of Public Health Dr Rebecca Howell-Jones said:
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Hospital consultant shares her personal battle with COVID-19.
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A respiratory consultant at Hereford County Hospital has spoken of her personal battle against COVID-19 and how she's happy to be "first in the queue" to get vaccinated. Ingrid Du Rand, who has been on the frontline of treating COVID-19 patients this year, began her own very personal battle with the virus during November when she started to feel unwell. A fit forty-something and keen runner, Ingrid's first inclination that something wasn't quite right was when she slowed up on one of her regular runs. "I felt more tired than usual. This was unusual for me. A couple of days later I lost my sense of taste and smell," said Ingrid. For the best part of a month, the mother of three suffered from severe head and muscle aches and had a temperature of just over 39C for three of the weeks with a cough and breathlessness. Ingrid's breathing became laboured and she spent most of the time in bed losing a lot of strength. "I still feel weak now and I've lost a stone in weight," she added. "COVID-19 is a random disease. You don't expect it to attack someone in their forties who is fit, but it completely bowled me off my feet." WVT Respiratory Consultant Ingrid Du Rand Ingrid, who works at Hereford County Hospital with her husband - also a consultant at the hospital - understands the seriousness of the disease. She sat down with her husband in the spring this year, during the first phase of the pandemic, and they made sure their wills were up to date and plans in place for the future care of their children should the unthinkable happen. "I'd looked after countless Coronavirus patients at the hospital, but this shows that it can infect someone in a low risk category. Nothing could have prepared me for what I went through." Ingrid began her return to work in the last couple of weeks. In her capacity as a respiratory consultant she receives constant updates from around the world on the COVID-19 outbreak, treatment for the virus and the various vaccines and their trials. "I receive dozens of emails a day relating to the outbreak and have scrutinised the papers and test results of the current vaccines that are being made available. "I'm convinced that they are safe and I'd be happy to be at the front of the queue with the vaccines now going out to staff at the Trust. "Of course, there is always a longer term risk with any vaccine, but the risk associated with not having the vaccine and contracting COVID-19 is so much higher." Ingrid explains the way news about the vaccines broke through the media created opportunities for some of the "fake news" about the safety of the vaccines. "Normally a scientific paper is published first in a peer reviewed journal, and then the next day you get the coverage and interviews in the media. "With these vaccines, it seems the story came out in the media – and on social media – first, with the science behind them coming out afterwards. "This hasn't helped, but from all the research I've seen and investigated – I've watched the vaccines pass through the various phases of testing - I have concluded that these vaccines are safe. "This is our generation. It's our war and we must trust the science." While Ingrid is back at work, the experience of suffering the virus has given her a new insight into the challenges those with COVID-19 face. "I was humbled by the support I received from friends and colleagues at the hospital. It was amazing to see meals dropped off at the garden gate for my family. "We really detached ourselves from everyone while I was ill and it was reassuring to know we had good friends and colleagues who supported us as a family and I'd like to thank them for the support they have given us." In conclusion, Ingrid said she was optimistic about the future. "The vaccines which have been developed so quickly are effective and safe. They come as hope after a long and arduous year and are a real positive note on which to start 2021."
Herefordshire will move into Tier 3 restrictions from midnight.
Tier 3 for Herefordshire from midnight. Health Secretary Matt Hancock announced the changes to MPs in the house of Commons this afternoon. Full details and a breakdown of what Tier 3 means can be found here
Mouthwash 'can kill virus in lab in 30 seconds'
The preliminary findings, which are yet to be peer reviewed, come ahead of a clinical trial investigating whether over-the-counter mouthwash can reduce the levels of coronavirus in a patient's saliva. The Cardiff University report said that mouthwashes containing at least 0.07 per cent cetypyridinium chloride (CPC) showed "promising signs" of being able to combat the virus. "Although this in-vitro study is very encouraging and is a positive step, more clinical research is now clearly needed," Dr Thomas told the PA news agency, as quoted by the Independent newspaper. "We need to understand if the effect of over-the-counter mouthwashes on the COVID-19 virus achieved in the laboratory can be reproduced in patients, and we look forward to completing our clinical trial in early 2021." Dr Nick Claydon, a specialist periodontologist, said he believed mouthwash can become an important addition to fighting coronavirus along with "handwashing, physical distancing and wearing masks, both now and in the future". #HerefordVoice
Local tyre company forced to close after staff member tested positive for Coronavirus.
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Increase in Covid-19 cases in south Hereford.
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Herefordshire Council warning of 'High Alert' with Increase in Covid-19 cases in Redhill, Hunderton, Newton Farm, Lower Bullingham & Belmont in Hereford. If you have symptoms, you must self-isolate & book a test. Financial support is available 👉 http://orlo.uk/m2QoI #HerefordVoice #HerefordNews #Hereford
Covid-19 test centre opens in Leominster
Better access to covid testing in north Herefordshire A mobile Covid-19 testing centre for north Herefordshire is now operating on the Broad Street Car Park in Leominster. This is the second mobile testing centre to be set up in county within the past three weeks – taking the total number of sites countywide to three. The other two sites are in Hereford and Ross-on-Wye. This latest unit makes it more convenient for residents from north Herefordshire to get a covid test close to home. The unit opened today (Nov 13) and will offer tests from 10.30am until 3.30pm each day and will be in place for the foreseeable future. It is being provided for Herefordshire Council by the regional NHS test and trace team. Herefordshire Council's Director of Public Health Karen Wright said: "It has always been our aim to set up more testing sites in Herefordshire to make it easier for our residents to get tested close to home. Anyone experiencing symptoms of Covid-19 – a high temperature, persistent cough, loss or change in sense of taste or smell – should immediately book a test by ringing NHS 119 or visiting www.gov.uk/get-coronavirus-test. They should self-isolate (not leave their home) while waiting for their test and until they have the result. Anyone who cannot get to a test centre can order a home test kit. Hands, Face, Space. We would like to remind people to wash their hands regularly, use a face covering (when visiting enclosed spaces like shops and businesses) and keep their distance (at least 2 metres) to help protect themselves and others.
Herefordshire Covid Tier 2 Restrictions Warning
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Herefordshire Council are to send a letter to every houshold in Herefordshire warning that a move to tier two restrictions is imminent after the latest figures show that the infection level over the past seven days has risen to 84.5 infections per 100,000. Image courtesy of SkyNews When levels pass 100 infections tier two restrictions will be bought in and are as follows .. All businesses and venues can continue to operate, in a Covid-secure manner, other than those that remain closed in law, such as nightclubs and adult entertainment venues Certain businesses selling food or drink on their premises are required to close between 10pm and 5am. Businesses and venues selling food for consumption off the premises can continue to do so after 10pm as long as this is through delivery service, click-and-collect or drive-thru Schools, universities and places of worship remain open Weddings and funerals can go ahead with restrictions on the number of attendees Exercise classes and organised sport can continue to take place outdoors. They will only be permitted indoors if it is possible for people to avoid mixing with people they do not live with or share a support bubble with, or for youth or disability sport The "Rule of Six" will continue to apply outdoors and in private gardens People must not meet with anybody outside their household or support bubble in any indoor setting, whether at home or in a public place People should aim to reduce the number of journeys they make where possible. If they need to travel, they should walk or cycle where possible, or to plan ahead and avoid busy times and routes on public transport
Covid-19 test centre opens in Ross-on-Wye
Mobile test site opens following rise in local cases A new mobile Covid-19 testing centre for Herefordshire is now at the Larruperz Centre, Grammar School Close in Ross-on-Wye. Following an increase in local cases, the centre opens today (Wednesday October 28) and will mean residents in the south of the county needing a test don't have to travel to Hereford or outside the county to get it. Herefordshire Council's Director of Public Health Karen Wright said: Anyone experiencing symptoms of Covid-19 – a high temperature, persistent cough, loss or change in sense of taste or smell – should immediately book a test by ringing NHS 119 or visiting https://www.gov.uk/get-coronavirus-test. They should self-isolate (not leave their home) while waiting for their test and until they have the result. Anyone who cannot get to a test centre can order a home test kit. Hands, Face, Space. We would like to remind people to wash their hands regularly, use a face covering (when visiting enclosed spaces like shops and businesses) and keep their distance (at least 2 metres) to help protect themselves and others.
Hereford County Hospital Closes Ward Due to Covid-19
Lugg Ward at Hereford County Hospital has been closed to admissions and visitors after a number of patients tested positive for coronavirus. A spokesperson for Wye Valley Trust confirmed the news and said;
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Government announces financial support for people told to self-isolate
£500 payment to self-isolate aims to help stop the transmission of Covid-19 The government has announced financial support for workers asked to self-isolate by NHS Test and Trace. A £500 payment may be paid if you test positive for Coronavirus and have to self-isolate, or if you have had close contact with someone who has tested positive and have been told to self-isolate by NHS Test and Trace. You must be employed or self-employed, unable to work from home and you will lose your income. You must also receive any of the following benefits: Universal Credit Working Tax Credit Income Based Employment Support Allowance Income Based Jobseekers Allowance Income Support Housing Benefit Pension Credit These payments are designed to help ensure people who have tested positive for Covid-19 and their close contacts self-isolate for the required period to stop the onward spread of the virus. They are also designed to encourage people who are eligible for this payment to get tested if they have symptoms. This is important to help stop the transmission of Covid-19 and avoid further lockdowns. The payment will be administered locally by Herefordshire Council. If you meet all the criteria, are on a low income and will face financial hardship as a result of not being able to work due to requiring to self-isolate but you are not in receipt of a qualifying benefit, then you may be eligible for a discretionary payment. Apply for the £500 Test and Trace support payment online at www.herefordshire.gov.uk/isolationpayment
Help shape recovery at Marches business summit
Businesses across the Marches are being invited to have their say on how the region should plan its economic recovery from the Covid-19 pandemic at a major virtual summit later this month. The Marches Economic Recovery Summit – being staged by the Marches Local Enterprise Partnership – will bring together key local and regional partners to discuss the priorities for the region's economy in the wake of the virus. And the business community is also being urged to have its say by signing up for the October 15 event. The summit – from 2.00pm to 3.30pm – is being held during the LEP-led Marches Business Recovery Week which aims to shape an agenda for the region's future. Marches LEP chair Mandy Thorn said guests would include representatives from the region's three local authorities, business support organisations such as the British Business Bank, chambers of commerce, business boards and business and farming organisations. For more information and to register to attend the event – which will be held on the Zoom platform – visit HERE The Marches LEP is the business-led body tasked by the Government with driving economic growth across Herefordshire, Shropshire and Telford & Wrekin. Its Business Recovery Week – which starts on October 12 – will see the launch of its annual report, the unveiling of a new digital strategy for the region, the launch of a new website to help people update their skills and training and find work, and the LEP's annual public meeting.
Breaking News: Hereford's First Hospital Admission Case of Coronavirus in Months
We have received unconfirmed reports today that Herefordshire's Wye Valley Trust have admitted a patient who is positive with Coronavirus. This is the first hospital admission in months. #HerefordNews #HerefordVoice
Students from Whitecross School to Self-Isolate Following Confirmed Case of Covid-19
Students from Whitecross school have been sent home to self-isolate after positive case of Covid-19 confirmed. As a result, 24 students have been told to self-isolate for 14days. Karen Wright, director of public health for Herefordshire, said: "I can confirm that a Year 7 pupil at Whitecross High School, Hereford has tested positive for Covid-19. "We would like to reassure parents and carers that we are working closely with the school and swift action has been taken to identify close contacts. "There are 24 pupils identified as close contacts and they have been sent home to self-isolate for 14 days. "All other pupils should continue to attend school as planned. "We have worked with all our schools who have put robust measures in place to minimise the risk of coronavirus spreading. "We understand parents will be concerned but we can expect to see more cases in schools and the process of testing and contact tracing is part of the 'new normal'. #HerefordVoice #herefordshire #HerefordNews
Concerns about any business you visit not being COVID secure?
If you have have concerns about any business you visit not being COVID secure, you can let us know by emailing us news@herefordvoice.co.uk or leave a comment below. Maybe we can encourage Herefordshire Council to do the same by offering this service of being to report it.
Face coverings now compulsory on public transport & most indoor spaces in England.
Even though it is now compulsory not everyone can wear one. Be mindful not to challenge anyone as not all disabilities or health conditions are visible. This information relates to the use of face coverings in public spaces where social distancing is not always possible. It is important to follow all the other government advice on coronavirus (COVID-19) including staying safe outside your home. What a face covering is In the context of the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak, a face covering is something which safely covers the nose and mouth. You can buy reusable or single-use face coverings. You may also use a scarf, bandana, religious garment or hand-made cloth covering but these must securely fit round the side of the face. Face coverings are not classified as PPE (personal protective equipment) which is used in a limited number of settings to protect wearers against hazards and risks, such as surgical masks or respirators used in medical and industrial settings. Face coverings are instead largely intended to protect others, not the wearer, against the spread of infection because they cover the nose and mouth, which are the main confirmed sources of transmission of virus that causes coronavirus infection (COVID-19). If you wish to find out more about the differences between surgical face masks, PPE face masks, and face coverings see the MHRA's (Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency) regulatory status of equipment being used to help prevent coronavirus (COVID-19). When to wear a face covering In England, you must wear a face covering in the following indoor settings (a list of examples for each is included in the brackets): public transport (aeroplanes, trains, trams and buses) transport hubs (airports, rail and tram stations and terminals, maritime ports and terminals, bus and coach stations and terminals) shops and supermarkets (places which offer goods or services for retail sale or hire) shopping centres (malls and indoor markets) auction houses premises providing professional, legal or financial services (post offices, banks, building societies, high-street solicitors and accountants, credit unions, short-term loan providers, savings clubs and money service businesses) premises providing personal care and beauty treatments (hair salons, barbers, nail salons, massage centres, tattoo and piercing parlours) premises providing veterinary services visitor attractions and entertainment venues (museums, galleries, cinemas, theatres, concert halls, cultural and heritage sites, aquariums, indoor zoos and visitor farms, bingo halls, amusement arcades, adventure activity centres, funfairs, theme parks, casinos, skating rinks, bowling alleys, indoor play areas including soft-play areas) libraries and public reading rooms places of worship funeral service providers (funeral homes, crematoria and burial ground chapels) community centres, youth centres and social clubs exhibition halls and conference centres public areas in hotels and hostels storage and distribution facilities You are expected to wear a face covering before entering any of these settings and must keep it on until you leave unless there is a reasonable excuse for removing it. More detailed advice on the application of these requirements in different settings can be found in the Government's guidance for working safely. You should also wear a face covering in indoor places not listed here where social distancing may be difficult and where you will come into contact with people you do not normally meet. Face coverings are needed in NHS settings, including hospitals and primary or community care settings, such as GP surgeries. They are also advised to be worn in care homes. Enforcement measures for failing to comply with this law Premises where face coverings are required should take reasonable steps to promote compliance with the law. The police can take measures if members of the public do not comply with this law without a valid exemption and transport operators can deny access to their public transport services if a passenger is not wearing a face covering, or direct them to wear one or leave a service. If necessary, the police and Transport for London (TfL) officers have enforcement powers including issuing fines of £100 (halving to £50 if paid within 14 days). As announced we will bring forward changes which mean fines for repeat offenders will double at each offence, up to a maximum value of £3,200. Cont..
Joint statement from Public Health Midlands (West) and Herefordshire Council
No further cases in farm outbreak Herefordshire Council and Public Health England (PHE) Midlands have confirmed that all remaining workers have tested negative for COVID-19 at an outbreak on a farm in Mathon, Herefordshire. The majority of farm workers are now able to return to work and daily life- a few workers remain living in self-isolation as contacts of positive cases.Katie Spence, PHE Midlands Health Protection Director, said: Karen Wright, Public Health Director for Herefordshire Council said: A spokesperson for AS Green and Co said: " To prevent further outbreaks and to protect yourself and others, please continue to wash your hands regularly, keep your distance and use face coverings in public spaces, shops and on public transport. Anyone who has a fever, persistent dry cough, or loss or change in their sense of taste or smell should call 119 or go online to arrange a test.
It's Facemask Friday!
What do you think? Will you be wearing one? LAW: Face coverings must be worn in shops, supermarkets, indoor shopping centres and transport hubs - such as train stations and airports - in England from today. A face covering is defined as a fabric covering, scarf or bandana that covers the 'nose and mouth'. It is also compulsory to wear a face covering when buying food and drink from 'takeaways' cafes and shops. More details in 👉 this article


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What is the shutdown process for Sidekiq? Does it re-enqueue the jobs that won't get finished or will I lose the state of the running jobs?

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You have been captured by space pirates and now you have to fight as a gladiator, for the entertainment of others, to earn back your freedom. With your two trusty energy weapons you have to cut through a horde of gladiators whose only goal is to split you in two.
As a gladiator you now have to fight in the arena. There are 10 rounds filled with dangerous enemies to face. Your energy disc and sword can cut through any and often several opponents, but they too will have energy weapons ready with your name on. Stand in the middle of two disc-tossing enemies, and dodge at the right moment to see them take each other out in true Hollywood style.
The idea for the project has been with us for about two months, but the development was first started within the two weeks of the announced Unity Flash in a Flash Creation Contest. We plan on continuing the development of this game towards a more colourful and varied setting, while still maintaining the arena gameplay. The game will feature tempo-based action, light-hearted humour, and a big variety of even bigger weapons and enemies.


Explore the city of Michelsneukirchen (Bayern) by using this interactive map. Navigate within the map of Michelsneukirchen and zoom in or out.
Use the interactive map of Michelsneukirchen to explore the area and prepare for a trip.
With the symbols in the upper left corner you can zoom in or out of the map of Michelsneukirchen.
Have you been in Michelsneukirchen and can you recommend a tourist attraction there?


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Preston has been a hive of activity since the earliest times, but it was the Industrial Revolution which really put Preston on the map. Once every 20 years the city hosts its famous 'Guild' festival, the first being held in 1179! In terms of a superb selection of used cars, anytime is good in Preston, as long as you look with Netcars.


Bluecycle have a 2010 Ford Focus RS for sale, undamaged, in Green with less than 2,000 miles recorded.
See www.bluecycle.com for more detail.
Scrapcar.co.uk have just launched a new website, it is full of important and relevant information, and more importantly, it is very user friendly.
A bill introduced this month in the U.S. House of Representatives would direct the Department of Transportation's National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHSTA) to require more disclosure of market value and safety information for damaged vehicles, according to a report from the Automotive Service Association (ASA).
Behind H.R. 164, known as the Damaged Vehicle Act, is U.S. Rep. Cliff Stearns (R-Fla.), chairman of the House Energy and Commerce Committee's Subcommittee on Oversight and Investigations.
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The bill adds that the private sector would be responsible for collecting, aggregating and disclosing the vehicle's fair market value and safety information, which will be accessible by the VIN.
The bill is available for review at the ASA website, takingthehill.com.
Johnson Controls today broke ground on a fully-integrated battery recycling facility in Florence, S.C. The Florence Recycling Center, slated for completion during 2012 and to be operated by Johnson Controls' Power Solutions business, represents a capital investment of more than $150 million and will create an estimated 250 new jobs and approximately 1,000 indirect jobs in the area.
The groundbreaking was led by Alex A. Molinaroli, president of Johnson Controls Power Solutions, with more than 150 area leaders and community members in attendance.
"I'd like to thank the leaders from the Florence area and throughout South Carolina for their support and collaboration through this process, including the Florence County Economic Development Association, the South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control (DHEC), the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Senators Hugh Leatherman and Yancey McGill, and many others," said Molinaroli. "They have been instrumental in helping us to achieve today's milestone to be able to break ground on this important facility."
The facility will be located directly off of US-76, on Paper Mill Road. Johnson Controls plans to develop 36 acres of the site for its new facility and parking, with the remaining acreage undeveloped. Portions of this undeveloped acreage will be permanently protected through a conservation easement.
To learn more about the Florence County Recycling Center, visit www.florencerecyclingcenter.com.
Would all AutoDrain Customers and partners please be aware that on the night of 12th of January 2011 our Leeds warehouse was broken into and a substantial amount of Equipment was taken.
Vehicle Lift and Load System – Oil Drainage arms – QuickDrain cabinets and Fuel Recovery Modules – A large quantity of Hydraulic rams and components for the above equipment and many other parts for products from the AutoDrain Range.
All of the Equipment is marked with the recognisable AutoDrain Brand and is unique to and only available through AutoDrain as we do not use resale agents. If you are offered any AutoDrain Equipment from sources other than ourselves please contact us as soon as possible.
How to ensure your old car doesn't become an environmental hazard.
You may have never had to scrap a vehicle before, so you haven't had to think about the consequences of what happens to your vehicle. Where you take it can be the difference between responsible environmental practices or a total environmental disaster.
The truth is, not everybody handles end-of-life vehicles (ELV) and vehicles that have been in accidents the way they should.
The volume of salvage yards trying to extract the most value from an ELV by cutting environmental corners is a growing practice. The European Union set regulations in place 10 years ago to prevent vehicle dismantling and destruction from harming the environment whilst maximising the volume of each vehicle that is recycled. Currently 85% of the vehicle must be recycled; by 2015 salvage yards will have to recycle 95% of each vehicle.
Unfortunately, there are a number of salvage yards that do not abide by the EU regulations, and these yards are having a negative impact on the environment.
Licensed operators have spent a lot of money on premises and equipment to ensure that all the hazardous components of vehicle dismantling are handled correctly and in a way that does not harm the environment. These areas include tyres, batteries, oils, fuel, coolant, batteries, air conditioning gas etc. Any of these can pose a hazard to the environment, hence the need to treat each of them so carefully.
Once the vehicle has been fully de-polluted it is then recycled, either by going through shredding process, or by being dismantled and the parts removed and resold for use on other vehicles before the remainder of the vehicle is crushed and recycled fully.
Or you could use one of the many national services available including Give A Car http://www.giveacar.co.uk/ who will scrap your car and make a donation to the charity of your choice, and Car Take Back (www.cartakeback.com).
You can make a world of difference by the choices you make when you scrap your vehicle.
In a move that could be mirrored in other countries, Ireland's Department of Transport and Road Safety Authority recently released a consultation document on the regulation of written-off vehicles.
The proposed legislation includes clear definitions of categories of vehicles which must be permanently written off and those that can be safely repaired, the legislation also covers imported vehicles that have previously been written-off, requirements on the minimum standard of repair for written off vehicles, details of how written-off vehicles are recorded and ownership of these vehicles.
The consultation document clearly shows the way forward for written-off vehicles in Ireland, proposals that, if successful, could be adopted by other countries, and could pave the way towards a minimum global standard for repaired motor salvage.
the consultation period lasts until 4th Feb 2011.
Yes, I know it costs money, but making a good choice of trade association could pay dividends in coming years. The stronger your trade association the more benefits they can give you - This could include a voice at Government level, support in your dealings with local authorities, regular liaison with environmental agencies, and much more. The only way these associations can have this influence is if more salvage businesses join them, contributing not only to the funds, but participating in the meetings, discussions, committees.
As an example, The Automotive Recyclers Association have recently announced a 20:1 plan, they will strive to give you back 20 times what you pay in fees – that can only be good news to all auto recyclers and salvage yards.
We now live and work in an internet society, from purchasing of vehicles, applying for licences, through parts and vehicle sales, to scrapping and certificates of destruction – many salvage businesses I visit during the course of a year are still 'employing' their children to keep this important part of the operation up to date.
If owners and managers do not understand computers and the internet, and the benefits these can bring to your business through increased exposure, more enquiries, more sales, efficiencies in purchasing, licence renewals etc. then make 2011 the year that you enrol on a computer course, or bring in a new member of staff who can run this area for you – better still – do both, then you can understand what your colleague is doing.
Knowing what is in the yard and the condition of the parts will become increasingly important. Operations that can give an immediate answer to customer enquiries are more likely to turn that enquiry into a sale. Salvage yards that have to check what is in the yard, or are unable to give full details of the donor vehicle (age, mileage etc.) are less likely to create a sale.
Amazingly, I still visit yards around the UK where the stock control is in the bosses head, or they have to phone the customer back after they have checked the vehicles in the yard. Customers do not want to wait, they need an answer immediately otherwise they will contact another company and never come back to you.
Stock control is increasingly important for controlling costs and stock levels, accurate stock control systems can show how many items are in stock, how often they are sold, what is in demand and where there is too much stock, and can be an invaluable tool to make certain new stock coming into the yard can be turned into sales very quickly.
Accurate stock control will guide users by highlighting parts that are in demand and require removal and storage, and avoids the unnecessary expense of stripping parts that take ages to sell, or are added to already high volumes of unsold parts.
Over the last few years the level of 'admin' required to run a motor salvage operation has increased dramatically. Waste Management Licences; National and Local Government registrations; hazardous waste. Not to mention Certificates of Destruction, health and safety, tax, wages, pensions and much more legislation. I know 'red tape' is time consuming and laborious, but it is here to stay and will not decrease in volume over the coming years, so if you cannot deal with it, employ someone who can.
Happy New Year to all in the motor salvage industry, I hope that 2011 brings success and prosperity.
Over the next few days I will be giving some ideas for improvements that could be made during 2011. I hope that many of you read these comments as confirmation that you are already at a very high standard, but for some you may want to look in more detail at the suggestions made and see if they can improve your business.


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[Notices] [Pages 60131-60132] From the Federal Register Online via the Government Publishing Office [www.gpo.gov] [FR Doc No: 2020-21113] ———————————————————————– DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE Bureau of Industry and Security Order Denying Export Privileges In the Matter of: Walid Chehade, 4855 Hawthorn Lane, Unit 20, Westlake, OH 44145. On May 8, 2019, in the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Michigan, Walid Chehade ("Chehade"), was convicted of violating 18 U.S.C. 371. Specifically, Chehade was convicted of knowingly and willfully conspiring to export from the United States to Lebanon guns and gun parts designated as defense articles on the United States Munitions List, without first obtaining the required licenses from the
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What Is The Future Of Supply Chain Management? 17 Experts Share Their Insights
Do you know how that lettuce you purchased at the store got there? What about the latest Christmas present for your kid? They arrived via supply chain, a system of transport that is essential to virtually all commercial businesses. Want to know the state of supply chains and where they're headed in the near and long terms?
These experts shared their views on the future of supply chains with us. Here's what they have to say:
1. Abe Eshkenazi, CEO of The Association for Supply Chain Management
"Technology makes our world smaller, but it also creates increasingly complex global supply chains. Real-time connectivity and visibility enable supply chain professionals to work with partners anywhere, sharing insights with a supplier's supplier or a customer's customer. These digital networks enable rapid information transfer through a web, rather than a chain. This will lead to increasing expectation for transparency and visibility in every step of the process.
As business decisions influence other organizations at an even faster pace, supply chain managers must use this power to create positive influences, including fair labor practices and strong environmental standards. Now, we must work to educate young professionals to prepare them to lead the extraordinary supply networks of tomorrow."
2. Pervinder Johar, CEO of Blume Global
"New platforms will power increasingly-connected truckers and LTL providers into the gig economy. As technology advances, we'll expect business models to evolve, which has the potential to drastically disrupt the trucking industry. Technology will help reduce the amount of empty miles driven and therefore number of drivers needed. Fortunately, fewer trucks on the road mean less of an impact on the environment. In addition, the movement of freight becomes more like a marketplace, a real-time part of the supply chain much like Uber has become for consumers, providing real-time inventory orchestration and allocation for inventory in motion and at rest."
3. Rob DeStefano, Senior Product Marketing Manager for Ivanti Supply Chain
"What farm-to-table has done for healthy eating, data visibility is going to do for broader supply chain operations. Logistics managers will be able to see their specific order from the time it's assembled on the factory floor, through distribution and onto the retail shelf (even beyond). Riding on the blockchain wave, traceability will be real-time and comprehensive, which will be critical in areas like the cold chain. Businesses will be able to deepen relationships with customers, offering information about sourcing, labor and environmental practices, all of which are increasingly influencing consumer purchasing decisions."
4. Ryan Chan, CEO and Founder of UpKeep Maintenance Management
"What once was an industry driven by human labor, from warehouse product
collection, to packaging items for delivery, the supply chain industry will be impacted by technology and automation. In 2017, there were a little more than two million industrial robots operating on factory floors. Trends show that we are moving into the digital supply chain age, however, there are critical components of supply chain management that require human labor. A CMMS improves productivity by digitally tracking asset depreciation and availability, so that a supply chain manager can better make data-driven decisions for supply chain planning and determining cost strategies."
5. Marcin Fic, Vice President, Supply Chain Solutions at Flex
6. Bill Leedale, Senior Advisor, IFS
"In the coming years, supply chain management systems will enable closer integration and collaboration with key suppliers. This may take the form of portals and extended software systems, or it could involve using the type of software historically used for customer-relationship management for supplier-relationship management. A supply chain team will need to be able to identify suppliers subject to new tariffs and figure out a way to split the landed cost. They also will need to identify constraints early on in a project lifecycle and work proactively with suppliers to avoid bottlenecks. Ideally, the goal will be to speed the flow of information and cash. The Amazon Effect – customers demanding more and more advanced logistics and rapid service – will impact some industries especially fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG)."
7. Joseph Walden, Assistant Professor of Supply Chain Management at the University of Kansas
"A recent article in the Harvard Business Review stated that 37% of all jobs are in the supply chain management field. As more companies, especially online retailers, realize the importance of supply chain management, the industry will continue to grow. A study published last year revealed as many as 6-9 jobs are available for every supply chain management graduate for the next decade. The future for supply chain management is bright but is limited by the need for supply chain security and preparedness for any action, man made or natural, that may impact the ability to get a continuous flow of products to the customers."
8. Joaquín Villalba, Founder and CEO at Nextail
"Supply chain management will become drastically more efficient and transparent. Fewer resources will be needed to serve end consumers, though they will provide more information throughout the process. Technology will help supply chains differentiate within a market that demands increasing speed and convenience. Specifically, data-driven automation will remove inefficiencies across distribution and delivery. Retailers will be better prepared for situational factors like weather changes, or shifts in demand. That way, retailers can move towards an 80:20 model, with 80% of stock decisions being informed by data rather than by gut. Additionally, materials scarcity and global warming will increase consumer demand for sustainability, resulting in increased supplychain transparency, delivered through blockchain."
9. Andy Borchers DBA, Professor and Associate Dean for Undergraduate Programs at Lipscomb University
"The future of supply chain management is extremely dynamic with significant change coming. A recent Harvard Business Review article entitled "The Death of Supply Chain Management" chronicles some of the upcoming changes. The limitations of current legacy systems will give way to a data driven future where artificial intelligence based systems smoothly manage the flow of goods and services. Some current supply chain work such as expediting freight or driving trucks on the highways will go away, replaced with software.
Over the past 40 years, logistics cost as a % of the US GDP has dropped from over 16% to under 8%. Further efficiency moves can lower this percentage even more."
10. Peter Drakeley, Head of Global Customer Success at EazyStock
"Automation will be key to remaining competitive. Companies are increasingly going digital on the front end (think: eCommerce) and need to be able to keep up with demand and increased supply chain complexity. Suppliers are now global and customers have high expectations; having no system, a poor system or even multiple discrete systems makes it impossible for companies to accurately manage every moving part of their supply chain. Automation both accelerates the supply chain and eliminates human error. Plus, automation systems are already on the market and can even connect your existing systems."
11. John Lowe, Principal at Tompkins International
"The future is a supply chain that is "anti-brittle" and can flex/scale as business conditions demand.
The future is a supply chain that supports/enables ever-increasing customer expectations around speed, service, availability, selection, and price.
The future is a Supply Chain that supports/enables customer demands for an integrated experience regardless of channel.
The future is a Supply Chain that is a competitive differentiator versus a cost creator."
12. Chris Crane , Co-Founder of Scout
"Supply chain management in particular is transforming rapidly, largely due to the need to deliver increased business impact while enhancing customer service for supplier partners and business stakeholders alike. Change management in these areas will focus on automation, collaboration, real-time availability, and overall integration of supply chain and procurement data to the enterprise. Supply chain and procurement are increasingly expected to collaborate cross-functionally to deliver required business outcomes and enhanced customer service goals. The greatest game-changer for the future of supply chain management is the emerging concept of out-of-the-box, value-add SaaS applications dedicated to procurement excellence in the aforementioned areas. "
13. Charlie Wilgus, General Manager, Manufacturing and Supply Chain Executive, Lucas Group
"You can't think or talk about the future of supply chain management without going straight to technology. While the advancements in technology affect every business in some way, the best supply chains will have cutting edge technology at their core. Specific to this is digital analytics and the innovations around robotics and artificial intelligence (AI). As supply chains advance into the future seeking better efficiency and more streamlined automation, I see AI and real-time video surveillance as two major factors that will ensure supply chain accountability and success."
14. Madhav Durbha, Ph.D., Group Vice President, Industry Strategy at LLamasoft
"Humans and machines will need to work together and raise the bar of
productivity and efficiency. This requires higher levels of cognitive
automation, powered by algorithms, to enable unprecedented visibility and
speed of decisioning to humans at all levels of supply chain– and
warehouses and retail stores will be at the forefront of this innovation.
In addition, innovations in last mile delivery and additive manufacturing
will result in the hyper personalization of products and offers, and
delivery models will take hold. The ability to harness the power of
increasingly available data will set the supply chain winners apart from the losers."
15. Colin Hayward, CEO of Chinsay
"Supply chain management will experience a digital transformation, aligning the industry with global standards of automation and digitalisation. We see a shift from traditional (siloed) software, such as Excel, to connected state-of-the-art platforms specialised in commodity markets that can deliver advances in risk management, enterprise-wide technology, transparency and compliance. More processes will become automated and less manual work will be require, alleviating time spent on creating documents, complying to regulation and so on."
16. Chris Gordon, VP of Product Management at AIMMS
"When it comes to supply chain management, change is the only constant. Supply chain professionals will need to rely on more digital technologies to keep pace with disruptions and meet the challenges of this volatile age. In the future, the entire supply chain will be digitally represented. We expect to see more integration across digital projects as well. For instance, data from internet-connected devices will be used to predict potential disruptions and convert insights into an optimized course of action. Supply chain management decisions will be increasingly supported by advanced analytics output and augmented or automated with AI."
17. Manav Garg , CEO and Founder of Eka Software
"The future growth and success of supply chain management lie with innovation and faster adoption of new technology. We anticipate greater use of technologies such as Blockchain and AI in supply chain. For too long, industries have been using traditional, siloed systems that are outdated and severely limit the potential to enable business intelligence within the enterprise.
Automated data informing business processes in real time must be a part of any business dealing with supply chain management. Having access to real-time data and the ability to gain insight from it using mobile devices will be the foundation layer for organisations."
Article Published By: Sam Mire, "What Is The Future Of Supply Chain Management? 17 Experts Share Their Insights," Disruptor Daily
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