I am truly blessed to announce I am pregnant with my second Child. Being my second go around, I really wanted to take this opportunity to share some fitness and nutrition tips with other expecting Moms. Smart, clean eating and exercise, can actually make your pregnancy, and specifically the birthing process, that much smoother and bearable. The fact remains, the healthier you are during pregnancy, the faster you will bounce back once you give birth. So, with that said, I am very excited to share my journey with you and hopefully I can pass along some tips and ideas to make your pregnancy experience as healthy and happy as possible!
My situation is a little unique in that I did not find out I was pregnant until I was almost 9 weeks along! I had a negative test result at 6 weeks, which made me think something else was wrong with me. All kinds of things were going wrong with my Body, it felt like it was fighting against me. What a relief, and joy it was, to finally figure out what was going on with me! As I write this, I'm almost 15 weeks along.
After first hearing I was pregnant, naturally one of my many initial thoughts were ok how do I not go completely backwards with my fitness? Priority #1, healthy Mom and Baby. Priority #2, was to maintain my fitness to the best of my ability. My plan then and still is to get 5-6 days per week of weights & what I like to call "Preggo HIIT" Training.
I am by no means a Super Woman and honestly, some days I have felt so nauseas the last thing I wanted to do was go to the gym. That being said, I know the value of trying to maintain my fitness the best I can. Most times going to the gym to get a sensible workout in actually improved how I felt. There have been other days where I have needed to listen to my body and head home earlier then I had planned. The key to your success is to do your best to stay active. You don't need to start a new routine, your Body is very aware of what it's doing. Please be mindful of your primary goal, a healthy Baby and Mom. Always listen to your Doctor and follow any recommendations they have for your particular situation.
Nutrition on the other hand has been much more difficult for me. I have had a serious aversion to vegetables and most other foods that I usually eat daily. My nose doesn't even want to come close to it. So strange! Those of you that know me, know this is quite peculiar. For dinner, I've had cereal several nights in a row and Red Robin and Mexican for Lunch. Not exactly, a picture perfect "diet" but I am trying to listen to my body and be mindful of my decisions.
Focusing on a healthy pregnancy and healthy baby. My point here is to try and eat healthy but don't feel like you need to obsess about a meal plan or strict diet. You must listen to your Body; it knows best! Time to ditch a "meal plan" for 9+ months! It will be ok, your body will bounce back if you are willing to work for it. I, and many other determined women, are living proof of this. Next time I will get a little more specific on my workouts and nutrition.


In order for another to experience the joy of giving, someone has to receive.
How well do you receive from others? How do you do when someone gives you an unexpected gift? Would like to pay the bill at a restaurant? Wants to pay you a compliment? Or even wants to help or support you? Many of us don't receive very well at all. Maybe it feels uncomfortable or selfish. Let's look at the other side, though. If you don't receive, you are robbing another of the pleasure of giving. In our world, we talk about giving more of our money, our time, our lives, and yet, if there isn't someone there to receive, how can we? For today, pay attention. Receive graciously from anyone who sends something your way. How did you do?
This thought came from something my daughter said. She likes to help and always has. My husband and I used to make up chores for her to do when she was little to keep her happy. (She once highlighted every other number in a phonebook.) Now that she is older and much more capable of doing substantial "work", I feel hesitant to give too much to her. I let her know that she can be a kid and I can take care of the house. Then, one day, I asked her how she feels love. She responded, "when I help people". And there it was. I was literally robbing her of feeling love by not giving her work! Now I receive her help with love and affection and gratitude. It feels better for both of us!
I am very bad at this! If someone says I look nice I downgrade the compliment by adding a "yes but" when I respond. One time someone said to me "Just say thank you" and that has stuck with me. I try to do that now but still enjoy the giving much more than the receiving!
Laura, You called me out on this one. Receiving has not come very easily to me. Thank you for your offer the other day at the park....I am willing to receive it :) Thank you!!
Like Beth, I also used to downgrade the compliments that I received. I can't say that I am 100% comfortable with them yet, but I am more aware of my reactions to compliments and do my best not to rob the other person of the joy of giving them. I now view them as gifts and am more comfortable with each compliment I receive.
I love Beth's comment - I often say that to other people when they add their "yes, but...". I have done this often when it comes to receiving money, feeling like it was just "too big" of a gift to receive. Now I try to recognize ANY gift and allow myself to feel gratitude!
Thanks to Laura, I have made great strides in being able to receive gratefully and graciously. I used to believe that being "strong and independent" meant that I could do everything on my own. Then I realized that nobody can do EVERYTHING on their own and who wants that anyway? Now when someone offers their help, and I know I can really use it, I just say, "Thanks, I'm going to take you up on that!" I can't even tell you how good it feels to receive and let someone else give. I feel more balanced now that I can willingly play both roles - giver and recipient.
Receiving seems to be a interesting topic for me. When I first looked at the question, I was thinking that - 'I don't have a problem with that'. If someone offers to buy lunch or help me, I truly appreciate it. I notice though that in my mind, I let it become an issue of - 'they have helped me so now I am going to help them'. It's not just an open ended appreciation but a matter of feeling like I want/need to extend in return. I think I like the idea of paying it forward rather than letting it be a one for one gratitude test/competition.


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Greenfield student tests positive for COVID-19 after attending first day of class
Arika Herron Elizabeth DePompei
A Greenfield Central Junior High School student has tested positive for the coronavirus after the first day of class, according to an email sent to families Thursday evening.
The student attended part of the first day of classes, which began Thursday for Greenfield-Central Community Schools. It was the first time students had been back in the school buildings since the coronavirus closed schools statewide in March.
The district told families that its "Positive COVID-19 Test Protocol" was enacted as soon the school was alerted by the Hancock County Health Department about the positive test. The student was immediately isolated and all close contacts were determined.
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Hancock County Health Department Officer Sandra Aspy said in an emailed statement the department was notified of the student's positive test on Thursday. The department then "immediately" contacted the school.
According to the Indiana State Department of Health's COVID-19 dashboard, Hancock County has reported 597 total cases of the novel coronavirus and 37 deaths as of Friday.
The school's response
Families of students considered a close contact — someone who spent more than 15 minutes within six feet of an infected person — were contacted Thursday night, the district said.
Superintendent Harold Olin declined to say how many students were identified as close contacts. He said district nurses and the administration helped identify those people.
"Because we are able to narrow this list, there is no reason to disrupt the educational process for the larger group that is served within the school," Olin said in an email.
Olin did not know whether the student had symptoms. It is possible for the coronavirus to be spread even by those who are not showing symptoms.
Aspy, the health officer, said she would not release any "personally identifiable information" about the infected student or the student's close contacts. The health department declined to tell IndyStar whether the student had symptoms, when the test was administered or how many close contacts were identified.
The district said that all areas of all schools are disinfected every night after school and special attention was given to classrooms in which the infected student was present.
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A person who tests positive must isolate at home for 10 days, according to the district's reopening plan. For those with symptoms, they must be fever-free without medication for 72 hours before returning to school, in addition to quarantining for 10 days.
Olin said the district does not intend "to deviate from the plan at this time, though we are certainly willing to do that if our health department identifies more appropriate protocols and procedures for us to institute."
What the school's policy says
It's unclear when the student was tested, but getting results typically takes days, indicating the student was tested prior to the first day of school.
The Indiana Department of Education's guidance to school districts says if students or staff have "someone in their home being tested for COVID-19," the district can exclude that person from school and recommend they quarantine for 14 days.
Aspy said anyone awaiting results should remain in isolation until results are received.
But the Greenfield district's plan for reopening schools does not offer specific guidance on what students or staff should do if they have a pending test.
What happens now: The plan after a case is reported
The plan says students and staff should stay home if sick and notify the school if they exhibit symptoms related to the novel coronavirus
The plan also says that anyone who has close contact with a confirmed positive case must quarantine for 14 days before returning to school, regardless of whether they have symptoms.
Indiana's public schools are among the first in the country to start their academic years after the pandemic interrupted education nationwide in the spring. Debate continues about whether it is appropriate or safe to bring students back into schools for in-person instruction as the pandemic continues.
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At the end of the school day Friday, the families of the middle school students waited in their cars to pick students up.
Some expressed frustration with the family of the student who tested positive for COVID-19, saying it was irresponsible for the student to go to school without waiting for results of the test.
"I think it's kind of selfish of the parents of the student," Samantha Kiefer, whose daughter is in eighth grade at the school, said, "sending their kids to school or kid to school knowing that they may or may not have it."
Sherry Root, the grandmother of an eighth and 11th grader, expects to see the overall number of cornavirus cases increase now that classes are back in session.
"Maybe we came back a little early," Root said, "but I think the school is going to handle it in the best way they know how."
Laura Taylor, who was picking up her 7th grader, said the school is doing the best it can to keep students safe. However, virtual learning seems like an inevitable outcome, especially since it took just one day for a confirmed case at the middle school and other districts are already online.
"What needs to happen before we shut down?" she asked.
Some area schools, including Indianapolis Public Schools and several of Marion County's township districts, have decided to restart the year virtually.
IndyStar reporter Holly Hays and Pulliam Fellow Lydia Gerike contributed.
Contact IndyStar reporter Elizabeth DePompei at 317-444-6196 or edepompei@indystar.com. Follow her on Twitter: @edepompei.
Call IndyStar education reporter Arika Herron at 317-201-5620 or email her at Arika.Herron@indystar.com. Follow her on Twitter: @ArikaHerron.

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Il Rolex Submariner fa parte di una linea di orologi prodotta dalla Rolex nata negli anni cinquanta, da un'evoluzione del modello Turn-O-Graph.

Storia

Il primo Submariner è stato introdotto al pubblico nel 1954 presso lo Swiss Watch Fair.

Nelle spedizioni antartiche il submariner ha resistito sino a 45 gradi sotto zero.

Uno speciale modello fuori commercio, inoltre, nel 1960 scese col batiscafo Trieste sino ai diecimila metri di profondità della "Fossa
delle Marianne" e ne riemerse in perfetto stato.

I primi modelli referenza 6204 anno produzione 1953/1956, avevano la cassa di dimensioni ridotte (37 mm) rispetto alle attuali e non presentano le "spallette" di protezione della corona, la lunetta era bidirezionale, le sfere scheletrate ore e minuti, secondi in centro con evidenza circolare. Sono oggi i più ricercati dai collezionisti che sono disposti a spendere anche cifre considerevoli per i cosiddetti "James Bond" così chiamati in quanto indossati dal famoso agente segreto nei suoi film. È conosciuto per essere uno degli oggetti di maggior lusso al mondo.

Modelli
È impermeabile fino a una profondità massima di 300 metri ed è dotato del sistema triplock; la nuova corona triplock, introdotta nel '72 circa, è dotata di tre guarnizioni O-ring in gomma per garantire una migliore tenuta stagna. Il rotore perpetual è in grado di ricaricare l'orologio ad ogni piccolo movimento dei polsi ed ha una autonomia che consente di funzionare in assenza di movimento per circa 2 giorni (47 ore).

Il submariner usa acciaio 904L che dovrebbe garantire una durezza di 600 vickers, mentre il vetro 2500 vickers.

Calibro 3230 per il Submariner No Date e Calibro 3235 Per i modelli Submariner con funzione Data
Rate: 28.800 alternanze orarie
Jewels (rubini): 31
Riserva di carica: circa 47 ore
Diametro effettivo: 41mm (escludendo la corona)
Diametro totale: 48.6mm (inclusa corona e sporgenze)
Spessore: 13mm
Larghezza delle anse: 20mm
Peso: 135 grammi in tutto compreso il bracciale.
Resistente fino ad una profondità di 300 m/1000 ft

È dotato di chiusura fliplock: chiusura di sicurezza che permette di indossare rapidamente l'orologio al di sopra di una muta subacquea, per la possibilità di allungare rapidamente il bracciale tramite una maglia sganciabile all'interno della chiusura. Nell'estate 2007 la referenza senza data 14060M ha ottenuto il certificato COSC, e sempre nel 2007 in particolare a partire dal seriale "Z" non è più presente l'ologramma sul fondello. A marzo 2010 è stato presentato il nuovo modello in acciaio in due versioni: ghiera e quadrante nero referenza 116610LN e ghiera e quadrante verde referenza 116610LV. Le modifiche estetiche sono importanti, differente cassa e lunetta, quest'ultima in materiale ceramico inscalfibile come quella del nuovo GMT. Montano il movimento calibro 3135. A Baselworld 2012 è stato presentato infine il nuovo Submariner 114060 con ghiera ceramica (senza data) che sostituisce la referenza 14060M di cui monta il medesimo calibro (3130). È disponibile nei concessionari da giugno 2012 con un prezzo di listino di 6150 euro.

Modelli precedenti

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Note

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I have long believed that our knowledge of the role of viruses in the causation and proliferation of diseases in the human body was in it's infancy. HPV and oral cancer is the big link getting lots of publicity right now, but a less popular problem from viruses is occurring on a regular basis and few have probably heard about it.
Human herpesviruses, Epstein-Barr virus, and human cytomegalovirus are all associated with teeth needing root canals. These viruses appear to cause an otherwise quite bacterial apical problem to become an aggravated apical lesion. There is quite a bit of research on these viruses that can be found referenced in this article about TNF.
← Cracked tooth, craze line, vertical root fracture?


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Deezer lands new telecom deal for the Middle East
Deezer has entered a deal with a telecom in the Middle East. The streaming service is offering a free bundle to customers of the Saudi Telecom Company. Clients of STC can subscribe to Deezer Premium through their prepaid or postpaid mobile plans, and subscribers who sign up this month can get a three month free trial of the music platform.
Deezer has been making stronger ties to the Middle East and North African regions in recent years. It entered a deal to receive investment and a deal with the Rotana Group in August 2018. More recently, Deezer landed a partnership with Emirates airlines to provide in-flight music.
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Global growth could slow sharply due to Omicron: World Bank
World Bank President David Malpass.
Photo credit: AFP
Global growth will "decelerate markedly" this year, but the Omicron variant of Covid-19 that is spreading rapidly worldwide could make the situation worse and exacerbate labor shortages and supply chain snarls, the World Bank warned Tuesday.
In its latest Global Economic Prospects report, the Washington-based development lender cut its forecast for world economic growth this year to 4.1 percent after the 5.5 percent rebound last year.
The forecasts for growth last year and this year were both 0.2 percent lower than estimates released in June.
However, the bank warned, "Various downside risks cloud the outlook, including simultaneous Omicron-driven economic disruptions, further supply bottlenecks (and) a de-anchoring of inflation expectations," the report said.
That could further reduce global growth this year to as low as 3.4 percent, a drop of 0.7 percentage points.
World Bank President David Malpass worries about the "huge toll" the pandemic is inflicting on people in poor countries, which could have ramifications for the future.
"We're seeing troubling reversals in poverty, nutrition and health. The reversal and education or scope from schools closures will have a permanent impact," he told reporters. "I'm very worried about the permanent scar on development."
Fewer restrictions
Ayhan Kose, head of bank's forecast unit, told AFP the Omicron strain is causing fewer restrictions than the initial outbreak, which means the overall impact could be more benign.
However, he cautioned, "If it stays around much longer, and cases remain elevated and continue pressuring health systems, under that scenario, the global growth will be lower."
That would exacerbate ongoing struggles with labor shortages and global production and transportation snarls that have fueled a wave of price increases.
"The Omicron variant shows us once again, the pandemic is still with us and we need to learn how to live with the pandemic," he said.
Faced with inflation at a 40-year high, the US Federal Reserve is expected to begin raising interest rates soon, and perhaps take more aggressive steps, which will raise borrowing costs for developing countries already burdened with record debt.
That, in turn, could erode business and household confidence, lowering consumption and trade flows, a key engine of global growth.
Kose stresses that vaccination remains crucial, since the threat of new, more transmissible or more virulent variants will persist until a substantial part of the world's population is vaccinated.
"The share of vaccinated population in many economies is expected to surpass 70 percent by mid-2022, but the prospects for vaccination progress remain uncertain in some countries," especially in the poorest nations, the report said.
"At recent vaccination rates, only about a third of the LIC (low income countries) population will have received even one vaccine dose by the end of 2023."
The world's biggest economic powers, the United States and China, have not been spared from the economic impact of Omicron.
In its report, the bank sharply lowered its forecast for US growth this year to 3.7 percent, 0.5 points lower than its previous estimate, following the country's 5.6 percent expansion in 2021.
The World Bank notes that Washington's 10-year, $1.2 trillion infrastructure spending plan signed in November should provide a "small boost" to the US economy in the near term, with more effects felt in later years.
However, the American economy faces "tenacious inflation, and an even faster tightening of monetary policy could lead to weaker-than-expected growth."
For China, growth is now expected to slow to 5.1 percent in 2022, a 0.3 point downgrade, from eight percent last year, but the country's troubles extend beyond the pandemic.
"The possibility of a marked and prolonged downturn in the highly leveraged property sector -- and its potential effects on house prices, consumer spending and local government financing -- is a notable downside risk to the outlook," the report said.


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Flynn, Durham, Trump and JFK, Jr. Dallas 10/17
August 29, 2020 by nootkabear, posted in Caution, Censorship, Congress, fallout, Feds, president, Texas, Trump
Robert David Steele: New Video on JFK Jr. Joining President Trump in Dallas on 17 October; Flynn, Durham
Monday, August 10, 2020 12:39
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In five minutes Robert David Steele…
Discusses his near-term expectations on Flynn case and Durham indictments, lists three areas where he is disappointed in Trump's Administration, and concludes with pointers to two new free websites on naked short selling and pedophilia & empire (with a tag cloud of names).
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Supreme Court Lets Trump Build the Wall; Lifts Injunction
July 27, 2019 by nootkabear, posted in 10-15 million people, American-Mexico border, Banksters, Central America, Constiution, Judicial Rulings, law, Lawyers, Legal, president, Renew America, Trump
(EL PASO, TEXAS – FEBRUARY 11: U.S. President Donald Trump speaks during a rally at the El Paso County Coliseum on February 11, 2019 in El Paso, Texas. U.S. Trump continues his campaign for a wall to be built along the border as the Democrats in Congress are asking for …Joe Raedle/Getty Images)
https://www.breitbart.com/border/2019/07/26/supreme-court-lets-trump-build-the-wall-lifts-injunction/
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The U.S. Supreme Court allowed President Donald Trump to begin building the wall on the U.S.-Mexico border using emergency funds, lifting an injunction Friday that had been imposed by a district court in California and upheld by the Ninth Circuit.
After Congress refused to appropriate enough funding to build a barrier along the border earlier this year, President Trump declared a national emergency to allow the administration to access more money. In total, he ordered $8 billion spent — though, as Breitbart News pointed out, only $3.6 billion needed an emergency declaration.
The president was exultant on Twitter:
Wow! Big VICTORY on the Wall. The United States Supreme Court overturns lower court injunction, allows Southern Border Wall to proceed. Big WIN for Border Security and the Rule of Law!
6:37 PM – Jul 26, 2019
56.7K people are talking about this
The decision was largely along partisan lines, with all five Republican-appointed justices voting to lift the injunction, while all three liberal justices were opposed. Justice Stephen Breyer sought to have it both ways, allowing the process to go forward but not the construction: "There is a straightforward way to avoid harm to both the Government and respondents while allowing the litigation to proceed. Allowing the Government to finalize the contracts at issue, but not to begin construction, would al- leviate the most pressing harm claimed by the Government without risking irreparable harm to respondents."
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Obama's Nine Magic Words: "I actually think I'm a pretty good president. I believe if I ran again, I could win."
July 29, 2015 by nootkabear, posted in Africa, Ethiopia, Obama, president, tour, Trump
Obama Just Made Many American Hearts Stop With 9 Unimaginable Words
Tuesday, July 28, 2015 11:03
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Barack Obama certainly seems to delight in traveling abroad and taking potshots at his country and his political rivals — making the kind of remarks many would no doubt consider unpresidential in a foreign setting. Obama also seems to demonstrate an acute lack of awareness that, in leveling these kinds of critiques and letting loose with off-the-cuff comments while visiting other countries and mingling with other leaders, he does the very thing he claims to find objectionable in others.
While on his African tour, the president left his Ethiopian counterpart standing awkwardly and uncomfortably silent in front of the international press corps while Obama launched into a blistering critique of Republican White House hopefuls. As the Associated Press reported in an article carried on Yahoo! News, Obama took an abrupt detour from the reason for the joint appearance with Ethiopia's leader and went hyper-political as he slammed Republicans Mike Huckabee, Ted Cruz and Donald Trump.
"Obama's comments marked his most direct engagement in the race to succeed him," according to the AP account of the president's near-meltdown while on foreign soil. "Until now, he's largely limited his commentary to policy differences with Republicans, often sidestepping the names of specific candidates."
The president was particularly angry at his opponents' attempts to derail the Iran nuclear agreement he has fought so long to negotiate and now finds himself having to defend against powerful pushback.
But the Obama overseas comment that would likely get the most attention and raise the most eyebrows among conservatives who can't wait for the president to leave office was what he said about running again. Fox News notes that Obama went "off-script" on Tuesday as he addressed the African Union — it was a spontaneous, self-serving boast that apparently included a rather odd reference to his own wealth.
"I actually think I'm a pretty good president. I believe if I ran again, I could win."
"But I can't," he added.
Obama later said, "I don't understand why people want to stay so long, especially when they've got a lot of money."
Now why, one might wonder, would President Obama find it useful or productive to his overseas mission to say those nine words — "I believe if I ran again, I could win." — as they served no apparent purpose except to let him inflate and polish his own ego?
During the same presentation to the African audience in Ethiopia, Obama said something else that many of his critics and opponents will likely jump on as self-incriminating evidence of his own executive overreach. The Fox News report on the president's address quotes him as saying, without the slightest hint of irony or tinge of self-awareness about his behavior:
"There's still so much I want to get done to keep America moving forward. But the law is the law and no one is above it, not even presidents."
This post originally appeared on Western Journalism – Equipping You With The Truth
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1 What Are Some Ways in Which Global Forces Affect Business Today?
Achieving global business success is dependent upon a large number of specific factors. However, a few common themes emerge with companies that attempt to operate beyond domestic borders and fail. For companies to succeed in a global marketplace, they need certain company strengths than align with the interests of foreign markets.
Part of global business failure involves a lack of planning. One motive for companies to go beyond local boundaries is access to new capital and customers. Trying to keep up with competitors, some companies jump into foreign markets without a solid plan of action. They don't research the markets, don't assess differences in local versus global strategies and don't ponder the variance in costs in doing business globally. Companies sometimes have pulled out of global markets because they went in without a plan.
Communication is a major challenge for businesses domestically, and the burden becomes even greater when you enter markets where the native language is different from your own. Global companies must consider affects of communication in hiring local talent, creating global workplaces and virtual teams and interacting with local customers. Human resources is a major strategic concern as you enter global markets. People who can speak the local language are vital to success in doing business and serving customers. Companies that fail to plan for these communication challenges rarely get a second chance.
An inability to adapt to the needs of the local marketplace and culture also can lead to global failure. A common issue companies run into is the expectation that U.S. businesses will support and become part of the communities in which they operate. Thus, companies that enter global markets and fail to use local talent, suppliers and business partners can easily become outcasts in the local community among residents and government officials. Cultural influences also greatly affect businesses. People view products and business models differently around the world. Companies sometimes fail by not getting to know the markets they enter.
Just because you plan and have a good solution doesn't mean all foreign markets will accept it. In some cases, people don't buy into certain brands or product concepts as consumers in other parts of the world. Some companies have struggled to develop promotional campaigns that hit on the benefits that appeal to the local culture, way of life and people.
Kokemuller, Neil. "Factors for Global Business Failure." Small Business - Chron.com, http://smallbusiness.chron.com/factors-global-business-failure-59873.html. Accessed 23 April 2019.


Was that the guy washing the windaes?
Forgot about that, not sure what that was about.
There's no way McPake would be shaving off his very expensive 're-sown' thatch!
Not a fan of comparing young players to other players personally, I think it often puts them under extra pressure when they probably don't need it. Scott Wright is Scott Wright anyway, nothing against Allan whatsoever but the Scott Allan I saw at Dens Park just just doesn't compare to the young loon gracing the hallowed turf right now in terms of workrate, endeavour, will to win and non stop entertainment. Skill wise fair enough, everything else is night and day.
More like the new Greg Stewart. Scott Allan had potential but he wasn't that good.


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Celebrating 100 years of Tagore's visit to Sylhet
Rabindranath Tagore with his son Rathindranath Tagore and his daughter-in-law Pratima Devi (third row, centre), along with the family members of Gobindanarayan Singha, at the Singha household in Chowhatta. Photos: Collected
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Kabiguru Rabindranath Tagore visited Sylhet on this day in 1919, six years after he received the Nobel Prize in literature. To celebrate 100 years of Tagore's visit to Sylhet, the citizens of Sylhet have organised several grand programmes in the city.
A formal committee was formed to organise the Rabindra Shatabarsha Smaran Utshab, with Former Finance Minister Abul Maal Abdul Muhith as its President and Sylhet City Mayor Ariful Haque Choudhury as its General Secretary. The main events of the programme are scheduled to be held on November 7 and 8. Minister of Foreign Affairs AK Abdul Momen is expected to attend the closing ceremony of the programme. The Srihatta Brahma Samaj has organised programmes at the Brahma Temple and at the Kabi Nazrul Auditorium today, commemorating the occasion.
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Tagore's trip to Sylhet has been recorded by several historians and biographers over the years. It went on to become one of the most important chapters of Tagore's life and the history of Sylhet.
In 1941, after Tagore's death, Kabi Pranam, a commemorative book, was published in Sylhet. Nalinikumar Bhadra, Amiyangshu Endo, Mrinalkanti Das and Sudhirendranarayan Singha edited the book. Details of Tagore's trip to Sylhet was also published in Sudhirendranarayan's article, Srihatte Rabindranath Tagore in Kabi Pranam. In addition, Tagore biographer Prashanta Kumar Paul wrote about the trip in his book, Rabijiboni.
In October of 1919, months after the Jallianwala Bagh Massacre, Tagore came to Shillong, a place close to Sylhet, for a vacation. Gobindanarayan Singha, who was the Secretary of Brahma Samaj in Sylhet at the time, wrote a letter, inviting the poet to the city, but Tagore declined the invitation, stating that the journey would be too long and tedious. After much persuasion from Mahila Samity, Anjuman-E-Islam and other organisations, Tagore agreed to come to Sylhet.
He started his journey to Sylhet after the Assam-Bengal Railway was planned. His son Rathindranath Tagore and daughter-in-law Pratima Devi accompanied him. On his way to Sylhet, Tagore stayed at Guwahati for a day. He passed by Lumding, Badarpur and Karimganj (present day Assam) and Kulaura (present day Moulvibazar), before stopping at Maijgaon, Baramchal and Fenchuganj (present day Sylhet).
Former Sylhet Municipality Chairman Ray Bahadur Shukhomoi Choudhury, Abdul Karim, Khan Bahadur Syed Abdul Majid (Kaptan Miah), Ray Bahadur Pramod Chandra Dutta, Nalinibala Choudhury, Gobindanarayan Singha and others welcomed the poet to Sylhet. Crowds of people arrived to get a glance of Tagore at the Chandni Ghat of the Surma River, as the poet entered the town. He stayed at the house of Mrs Roberts, near the Bungalow of Reverend Thomas.
He attended a special evening prayer session organised by the Brahma Samaj at the Brahma Temple of the town, where he sang, Beena Bajao He Momo Antore, recited from Upanishad. A civic reception was also arranged in his honour, where Khan Bahadur Syed Abdul Majid, President of the reception committee, gave a welcome speech. Tagore also delivered a long speech on 'Bangaleer Sadhona'.
Moreover, during his stay in Sylhet, Tagore attended programmes arranged by Murari Chand College and Mahila Samity. He also met poet Ray Bahadur Nagendra Choudhury, the Principal of Murari Chand College, Apurba Chandra Dutta, and the Singha family. At the Machimpur area, Tagore was introduced to Manipuri dance, art and culture. He later introduced Manipuri dance in Shantiniketan.
Tagore was so inspired by his trip to Sylhet that he named the city 'Sree Bhumi' and wrote the poem, Mamatahin Kalsrote, about it. Unfortunately, the poem was never incorporated in his literary works as historians believed that it was written while he was writing an autograph to someone. The poet left Sylhet for Agartala on November 8, 1919.
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Blanch the palak & make it cool & grind to a fine paste.
Heat oil add sliced mushroom ,salt & saute until soft.
Heat oil in a pan, add cumin seed,onion, ginger garlic paste,tomato & saute few mins.
Add palak paste,nutmeg powder & mix well.
Add mushroom & saute few mins.
I am new to your blog.That was a lovely recipe you posted. Looks simply delicious.
Wow thats wonderful combo....great sidedish for roti.
Lovely dish and do participate in my two events.
I'm not a mushroom lover, but I will use this recipe to combine palak to somethingelse. Loved the masalas in the dish.
Mushroom and palak seems both works wonder..lovely dish..
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Too many Remainers are thinking that after the shambles of Brexit, the lack of trade deals and the fall in the economy, will teach Brexiters what a bad decision we made.
But it won't.
There will be trade deals, because the government will be so desperate to sign deals, they will take poor bargains and pretend that they are great. To do a deal with the USA, we're going to have to accept their Chlorinated chicken. (for example).
Chlorination isn't the problem, the problem is that even after chlorination, the chicken is so dodgy that salmonella causes about 1.2 million illnesses, 23,000 hospitalizations, and 450 deaths in the United States every year.
In England and Wales in 2015, 8451 cases; our chicken is safer.
Post-Brexit, I shall be carefully avoiding US chicken, not because it's chlorinated, but because of the salmonella risk.
But I doubt if you'll hear much about this. Because of the importance of pretending that the trade deal is good.
It isn't just the US, though. Most other countries are in no hurry to sign trade deals with the UK, because it's obvious that post-Brexit, we're going to be desperate, and desperate negotiators are easy meat.
And there will be considerable job losses.
This will be blamed on the horrible foreigners, not our fault at all. Expecially on the EU, which will be portrayed as punishing the UK.
I don't find it possible to be optimistic.
Would we be given the choice to avoid US chicken? I doubt it.
A few years back Ben & Jerry made a moral decision that their ice cream company would not use milk from cattle which had been given a hormone to boost milk production.
Although there was no evidence of a risk to humans (although it is notoriously hard to prove a negative, and one can question how hard researchers look when they're industry-funded), the hormone indisputably caused the cattle to develop tumours. So there were legitimate animal welfare grounds for Ben & Jerry's decision.
Naturally, this being the land of the free, they were sued by the full might of industrial dairy industry and crushed.
The same thing will surely happen if we ever sign a trade deal with the US. Agriculture is their biggest and most powerful export sector, with huge government subsidies & support to dump their over-production onto foreign markets.
The US would force us to change our labelling laws and ban labelling foods as being of US origin, on the grounds that it would discriminatory against the US farmers.
The UK government will say they'll relax standards, but to continue access to our largest & nearest market (the EU) they will have to follow EU standards. In any case, although they may grumble about EU rules & bureaucracy, there is no appetite among UK farmers to adopt the low standards & industrialised methods of the US. The effect of much of the EU's animal welfare regulations was to bring the rest of the EU up towards UK standards. Even now UK agriculture has higher standards for animals than the rest of the EU. In France, Germany, Spain, Italy and just about every other EU country it is still normal practice to raise livestock (cattle in particular) entirely indoors. But here in the UK cattle and sheep will almost certainly be raised outdoors eating mostly grass, generally being brought inside only for the winter.
So our farmers would continue to be obliged to follow higher food production standards than the US. And with such an unequal playing field, will be put out of business en mass (the government already having made clear that it will be prioritising low food prices for consumers/voters).
This has already happened to numerous other countries. Jamaica onceonce a thriving dairy industry, until about 30 years ago when the conditions of IMF loans required them to remove import barriers to US agriculture. Since then virtually all 'fresh' milk sold in Jamaica has actually been reconstituted powdered milk from heavily subsidised US producers, dumped into the market at far below cost price.
That will be our future.
drsolly 20 March 2019 at 21:06
We will accept ANY deal with the USA. We have thrown away the bargaining power of the EU, and the desperation of our government to claim a successful trade deal, will lead them to agree to anything.
The worst outcome will be the conversion of the NHS from a health provider to a profit maker, because the USA will insist that we open them up to purchase.
The NHS is a HUGE profit opportunity for America.
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Al Gore keeps two huge sport utility vehicles running outside the building wherever he speaks. International environmental diplomats rack up huge carbon footprints flying around the world to luxurious hotel resorts for climate conferences. A Prius gets less gas mileage than a Hummer.
"Massa drove one fuel cell car while a hybrid SUV [Chevy Tahoe] towing an additional SUV followed along. Once he got half way, he switched to new fuel cell car [which I assume was towed to the half way point sometime earlier so that it would be waiting for the environmentally-conscious congressman]. The empty fuel cell was then towed back by the first SUV. As he continued on his journey, the second SUV followed. Once Massa arrived in DC, the second SUV then towed the second fuel cell car back to NY.


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Following on from the decision of Mr Justice Hogan of the Court of Appeal in a Judgment delivered on 28 July 2016 in the case of Permanent TSB Plc –v- David Langan (details of which can be found here) attempts are underway to overcome the uncertainty surrounding reliance on the rateable valuation of a property to bring proceedings in the Circuit Court. The Supreme Court has granted leave to Permanent TSB Plc to appeal the decision of Mr Justice Hogan and it is expected that this decision will be delivered in or around April 2017.
after the passing of the Act, a Court makes a finding that it does not have jurisdiction, and before 26 October 2016, one or more of the parties to the proceedings or the Court itself has raised the issue of jurisdiction.
Section 2: As mentioned above, the Circuit Court is to have jurisdiction in respect of properties with a market value of less than €3 million. This section provides for a situation where proceedings in respect of non-rateable property have already been initiated prior to the passing of the Act. The section provides that an Affidavit can be opened to the Court stating that the market value does not exceed the relevant monetary amount and it shall be presumed that this is the case, until the contrary is proved. Essentially it provides for a rebuttable presumption in respect of the market value.
Section 6: This deals with an amendment of Section 60 of the Valuation Act 2001 and provides that production of a Section 67 Certificate will now be sufficient evidence of rateable valuation until the contrary is proved.
The timeframe for this Bill to be signed into law is unclear and until such time as the Supreme Court delivers its decision in the Langan case and/or this Bill is signed into law, the issue of rateable valuation remains in a state of uncertainty albeit with some hope that clarity will be provided in early 2017.


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Congolese refugee death toll climbs
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The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) government has confirmed that at least 251 Congolese refugees died after their boat capsized on Lake Albert on Saturday, en-route from Uganda.
NASA satellite image of Lake Albert showing the border between the Democratic Republic of Congo and Uganda
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Spokesman for the government, Lambert Mende, made the statement on Thursday: "It is with deep sorrow that we confirm the death of 251 of our compatriots who had boarded the boat from the Ugandan side of Lake Albert".
It is with deep sorrow that we confirm the death of 251 of our compatriots who had boarded the boat from the Ugandan side of Lake Albert.
—Lambert Mende
President Joseph Kabila declared three days of national mourning, which began on Thursday, described by Mende as a display of compassion and solidarity with the people of Congo.
The refugees were reportedly returning to the DRC, leaving Uganda voluntarily.
Mende has claimed this is due to the "poor quality of welcome to which they were subjected," while the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) has recently recorded an increase in Congolese refugees spontaneously returning to the DRC, following a military victory over rebels in the nation's east last November.
Tragedy struck the overcrowded vessel, when, as latest reports claim, it was carrying around three hundred people.
Two boats were attempting to cross Lake Albert from the Hoima district on the Ugandan shore.
The waterway is known to be dangerous when the weather is rough, and combined with a lack of life-jackets and a general inability of passengers to swim, incidents like this often lead to high body counts. Days before, a campaign had been launched by the DRC to enforce wearing lifejackets aboard all vessels in the nation's waterways.
Since Saturday, the death toll has continued to climb, it was initially reported that twenty had died. On Monday, UNHCR received information from authorities that 41 people had been rescued and 98 bodies recovered. This number climbed again by Tuesday – with reports stating 107 had died, including 57 children.
The survivors were taken to the Bundibugyo district, in the north-west of Uganda, where UNHCR and the Ugandan government are providing help, including psycho-social support. Relatives of the deceased are identifying family members at the district hospital.
UNHCR and the Ugandan government are assisting in the transport of the bodies back to the DRC, and have established an information and response point for relatives of the survivors. Julian Paluku, governor of the North Kivu district has said the recovery of bodies will continue.
Reportedly, the refugees had originally fled the DRC after a July 2013 attack on the Kamango region to the east-northeast of the capital, Kinshasa.
"DR Congo transport minister sacked after numerous boat accidents" — Wikinews, May 5, 2011
"Up to 140 feared dead as boat sinks in DR Congo" — Wikinews, July 30, 2010
"Boat in DR Congo capsizes, 80 feared dead" — Wikinews, May 8, 2010
Xinhua News Agency. "251 Congolese refugees drown" — The New Zealand Herald, March 28, 2014
Agence France-Presse. "251 Congolese killed in 'deadliest' Lake Albert boat disaster" — Yahoo!, March 28, 2014
Agence France-Presse. "251 Congolese perish in Lake Albert boat disaster: DRC" — Agence France-Presse, March 27, 2014
United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees. "UNHCR shocked and saddened at drowing of scores of Congolese refugees in Lake Albert" — United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, March 24, 2014
"Nearly 100 dead in Congo boat accident" — Al Jazeera, March 24, 2014
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Q: transient analysis inductor voltage In transient analysis, when at steady state, the inductors behave like a short circuit. Can I apply the voltage divider rule, to find the voltage drop across the inductors in series?

A: Inductors don't behave like shorts at steady state, they behave like their winding resistances.
You can then apply the voltage divider rule : that then tells you about their winding resistances, which says nothing useful about the inductance.
And per Marcus' comment, ideal inductors have zero winding resistance so this is only useful with real inductors, or at least models that include the resistive component.

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