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Ohio Home Health Agency Issues Press Release about Muffins for Doctors
"No Donuts!" That's a sign that we put up on slides in our Certified Home care Sales Professional workshop as we teach home health and hospice sales professionals how to engage in meaningful dialog with physicians without buying lunch or bringing food.
I was stunned today when I reviewed my daily Google Alert for news on home health care and found the following post on an ohio newspaper web site:
"February 27, 2009 - MANSFIELD, OH -- Signature Health Services, a skilled home health care provider with local offices in Mansfield and Marion and a new office in Ashland, will deliver fresh muffins to Ashland-area physicians and facilities for 13 weeks.
The deliveries also will include information on Medicare Home Health Services and Signature and clues to a well-known sayings. The first person to reach Administrator Pat Long or Clinical Relations Specialist Beth Pennell in person with the correct saying will win Buckeye Bakery treats for their office or facility. Call 567-203-7770 with questions."
It's one thing to bring muffins to the doctor's office from time to time as a way of saying thanks to the office staff for helping you get access to the doctor. But to put an article in the paper with a contest for the first person to call is over the top.
What do you think? Is bringing muffins a good way to get referrals? What are the most effective techniques your agency uses to gain access to referral sources? How do you engage in a meaningful dialog with a physician to provide information on the benefits of using home health care or hospice for his or her patients?
For more details on how to sell to physicians and hospital discharge planners without buying lunch or bringing muffins, look at the Certified Home Care Sales Professional workshop information on our web site.
Obama Budget Proposal Cuts Money from Home Health Care
Health care stocks dragged down the stock market yesterday after the White House proposed cutting payments to private insurance plans. The Obama administration's $3.55 trillion budget plan for 2010 includes cuts to Medicare and Medicaid. Private insurance plans serving Medicare seniors would take the biggest hit, but hospitals, drug manufacturers and home health agencies also face cuts.
The Dow Jones industrial average fell 88.81, or 1.22 percent, to 7,182.08.
The Standard & Poor's 500 index fell 12.07, or 1.58 percent, to 752.83.
The Nasdaq composite index fell 33.96, or 2.38 percent, to 1,425.43.
What do you think will happen to home health agencies if this new budget proposal is passed into law by Congress? How can we communicate the importance of home health care in saving money by keeping patients out of hospitals?
Do Female Executives Lack Vision?
Research conducted by professor Herminia Iberra at Insead, The Business School for the World,(r) has revealed some interesting insights for female executives in home health care.
Studies by professor Iberra show that in almost all measures of executive performance women are equal to or outperform men, with one exception: vision. Ibarra's review of the 360 degree reviews of nearly 3,000 women revealed that, in general, they were seen as less visionary. What could explain this? Ibarra offers three possibilities:
1. Women may have a vision but they may be using a different process to develop their long-term strategy.
2.Women may have a vision but may be hesitant to make audacious statements.
3. Women may not value visionary pronouncements.
Whatever the reason for this perceived lack of vision, Ibarra suggests that those women wanting to climb the career ladder not simply wait around for visionary inspiration. She tells ambitious women,to get out and not think about how to set strategy in the safety of their own office, but how to start networking in a way that gives them a broader vision of the future. The way you envision the future is by being out there and trying to understand trends in the industry, in society and talking to people.
At Leading Home Care, we have been talking about Vision and Leadership in Home Care for the past 25 years. We even conducted a research program that revealed The Top Ten Competencies of Highly Effective Home Care Executives. The Number One competencies is, "Seeing the Bigger Picture."
Where does Vision come into play in the leadership of your home health agency? Do female executives in home health care demonstrate less vision for the future that their male counterparts? What do you do to see the bigger picture and develop your vision for the future?
Home Health Nurse Writes Editor about Information Technology
I saw a letter to the editor of the Casper, Wyoming Star-Tribune on February 18, 2009 written by a home health nurse by the name of Wanda Jones. She says,"For every hour I spend with a patient in Home Health, I spend another 2 to 3 hours or more writing, documenting every required aspect of patient care required by Medicare and patient care in general. Although I agree with Medicare on these standards of care and that these must be documented, the time involved is costly to my agency financially, to me in the aspect of fatigue and stress, and more than likely one issue that burns out so many of our much-needed nursing staff in America and probably on a global scale."
Wanda goes on to comment that, "IT Health would affect the patient care in our health system across the board of physicians and other professions, institutions, hospitals, nursing facilities and others. Fast and complete transfer of information facilitates better patient care and treatment, frees up professionals to focus on patient care, feel less burned out than they would spending so much time dealing with paperwork."
I recall working with one of our clients, a very large home health agency in Alabama that was experiencing high turnover of nurses. As the leaders of this very successful company explored the causes of this high turnover, they discovered that nurse dissatisfaction and frustration with their information technology system was the cause. They made a major financial and strategic decision to purchase an entirely new system with a modern point of care computing capability.
Although the conversion to the new system was time consuming, expensive, and frustrating, the outcome was worth the investment. Not only did the new IT system improve there ability to capture and access clinical data, but the level of nurse frustration and burnout improved. Although this technology solution did not solve all of their problems and totally eliminate turnover, it made a significant contribution to the company.
As we move toward Home Health Care 2020, and the Agency Of the Future, more and more agencies will make significant investments in Information Technology to improve productivity, AND, to improve employee satisfaction with their work.
What do you think? How is this factor affecting your agency? What do you think about the Federal Government's economic stimulus plan and the provisions for health care IT?
Gentiva Refocuses on Home Health Care for the Elderly
Gentiva Health Services, Inc. a leading provider of home health services, announced that it has entered into an Agreement for the sale of six branch offices in four cities that specialize in pediatric home health care. These offices comprise more than 80% of Gentiva's current pediatric care operations. Gentiva has deteremined that pediatric home health care will not be a core focus of the company's offerings.
What is your core focus? Have you clearly defined what business you are in, and more importantly what businesses you are NOT it? One of the factors that has made the large home health care companies like Gentiva and Amedisys so successful is their ability to define their core business, and their willingness to revisit their core business decisions regularly.
What are you and your executive team doing to refocus your core? What major decisions have you had regarding the focus of your home health business? Give us your comments below.
Amedisys reports growth in home health earnings
In my daily google alert on home health care, I see that Amedisys, one of the leading companies in our home health care industry has reported a significant growth in their profit for the fourth quarter of 2008. The company said its fourth-quarter profit rose about 58%, on 75% revenue growth. Amedisys has outperformed estimates in the past four quarters, and the company said the results mark the sixth consecutive year that earnings per share growth has exceeded 20%.
What level of growth are you seeing in your revenues and profits? This report by Amedisys supports what I have been saying in my Keynote speech, Home Health Care 2020. Successful home health care companies are continuing to grow rapidly and show profitability in spite of the challenges with the reimbursement systems at CMS.
If your agency is not growing, and if you are not increasing in profitability, it's time to get your executive team together to discuss your strategic focus, and to set new priorities for your strategic competencies.
What are you seeing in the home health care marketplace in terms of growth and profits? What is happening with your agency? What are the biggest barriers you see to growth and profits? Give us your comments below.
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Celebrating 100 Years of Home Health Care
Congratulations to the Visiting Nurse Association of Hanover and Spring Grove in Pennsylvania for celebrating their 100th anniversary. I started my career in home health care back in Pennsylvania in the early 1980s, and I remember working with the then Executive Director of this VNA.
In my keynote presentation, Home Health Care 2020, I give a brief history of home health care in America, which goes back to 1880, and the fruit and flower mission of Albany, New York. The VNA movement really begain in the 1880s and 1890s in the northeast, in Albany, Buffalo, Boston, New York, and Philadelphia. These agencies are still debating about which one was first, but I'll let you decide.
In the mean time, we continue to celebrate this long legacy of serving the elderly and the disabled. We can all be proud that we are part of an industry that is leaving a lasting legacy.
What is the legacy you are leaving behind with your agency? What do you know about the history of home health care? Tell us in the comments below.
Telehealth Improves Access to Health, says VA Study
One of the areas of technology that I talk about in my future trends presentations is telehealth. Many of our home health agency client around the country are getting measurable results from their telehealth programs. The biggest outcomes improvements are in the areas of reduced acute care hospitalization and unplanned urgent care for CHF and COPD patients. Today, I received a news release about a study conducted by the Veterans Administration showing the reults of their telehealth program.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 5 -- Veterans with chronic conditions can manage their health and avoid hospitalization by using special technology provided by the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) in their homes, according to a recent study.
"The study showed that home telehealth makes health care more effective because it improves patients' access to care and is easy to use," said Secretary of Veterans Affairs Dr. James B. Peake. "A real plus is that this approach to care can be sustained because it's so cost-effective and more veteran-centric. Patients in rural areas are increasingly finding that telehealth improves their access to health care and promotes their ongoing relationship with our health care system."
The study found a 25 percent reduction in the average number of days hospitalized and a 19 percent reduction in hospitalizations for patients using home telehealth. A's home telehealth program cares for 35,000 patients and is the largest of its kind in the world. The study looked at health outcomes from 17,025 VA home telehealth patients.
Are you using telehealth in your home health agency? Tell us about your results in the comments section below
Another Look at the Agency Of The Future
In my keynote speech, Home Health Care 2020: The Six Pillars of the Agency Of The Futuree, one of the pillars is the Technology Pillar. Here's an item that advances that concept.
The Victorian Order of Nurses in Canada (VON) has signed a two-year deal worth more than C$10 million with IBM to help the organization transform the way home and community health care is delivered in Canada.
IBM will provide new business processes and clinical technologies - including mobile wireless hand-held devices for hundreds of home health care providers to schedule appointments and collect, share and access patient information in real-time. Other systems such as human resources, talent management, benefits administration, finance and accounting will also be automated and interconnected as part of the project.
This transformational initiative will enable the national, not-for-profit organization's 52 locations across Canada to be more integrated and cost-efficient, thereby improving community services and patient care.
"VON's vision is to streamline practices and create a technology platform that is compatible with provincial systems, so we are in better position to integrate into the larger healthcare system," says Judith Shamian, president and chief executive officer of VON Canada.
Home health care is the fastest growing sector in health care and as the Canadian population ages, demand will increase. Approximately 900,000 Canadians regularly access home care. Between 1995 and 2002, the number of Canadians receiving home care increased by more than 60 per cent.
What are you doing in the Technology Pillar? What new innovations are you using to streamline practices and improve outcomes in home heath care? How are you using technology to grow your business?
Give us your ideas and innovations in the comments section below.
For Profit Hospice Pays $24.7 Million to Settle Fraud Claim
SouthernCare, an Birmingham, AL based hospice company, is paying the federal government $24.7 million to settle claims that the company fraudulently enrolled elderly people in hospice and charged Medicare for services when the patients were not dying, according to the U.S. Department of Justice.
The charges stem from two lawsuits unsealed Thursday that were filed in Birmingham's federal court by two former employees of SouthernCare, a private company with 95 offices in 15 states. The whistle-blowers, Tonja Rice and Nancy Romeo, will get $4.9 million from the settlement. Both are registered nurses. Rice filed her suit in 2005 and Romeo filed hers in 2007. The settlement unveiled Thursday said the fraudulent behavior took place from January 2000 through September 2008.
How Would Your Agency deal with the Death with Dignity Act?
February 2, 2009 - Seattle, WA - With just a month before the Death with Dignity Act takes effect, hospitals and other health-care institutions in the state of Washington are racing to learn the details of the law, decide if they will participate and put together policies that address the law's many nuances and complexities.
The Death with Dignity Act, modeled on a decade-old Oregon law, permits terminally ill patients with less than six months to live to request and self-administer lethal medication prescribed by a physician. It allows institutions and individual doctors, pharmacists and other health-care providers to opt out of participating.
You are the CEO of a home health agency. How would you deal with this new law if it were passed in your state? How would you deal with an employee who refused to dispense lethal drugs if asked to do so by a patient?
Give us your comments on these questions below.
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I designed this writing activity as a companion piece for a novel unit I usually teach each year, A Jar of Dreams by Yoshiko Uchida. I chose to teach this book because of its basic premise – wanting to fit in and be like everyone else. This is so important to upper elementary school students. This book also has another theme – that of accepting other races as well as you do your own. It is the story of Rinko, an eleven year old girl living in California, who desperately wants to fit in and be like everyone else. Instead, she is made fun of and made to feel different because she is Japanese. Eventually, her Aunt Waka comes for a visit from Japan. She teaches Rinko the importance of her Japanese heritage and the value of her own strengths and dreams.
I have also used this writing activity as a beginning of the year project. These pages help me to learn about my students, as well as get to know their writing strengths and weaknesses. There are five writing activities in this project.
First, I make copies of the pages for each student on legal size paper. Next, we cut out each jar. I let those students who have no difficulty in cutting do their own cutting. For those who struggle with cutting, I will cut these out myself. The students should have a good set of 5-inch scissors. Then, I staple each set of jars, putting in three staples at the top of the jars. We begin the project the next day.
To begin this writing activity, I ask my students to imagine a career that they would like to pursue. I give them a blank sheet of paper on which to draw themselves in this career (e.g. a nurse, a pilot, a lawyer, doctor, beautician, etc.). I have them first draw their picture on blank paper and when they've made their corrections, I tell them to trace the picture on the jar itself. Finally, have the students color their pictures. Outline each drawing with a thin black marker. Cut the pictures out and glue on jar.
My Life Story – On this page, have the students tell you about their lives. Include such things as their birth and important milestones in their lives. Include things they like to do.
My Family – On this page, have the students tell you about their parents and their brothers and sisters. They can also include any family traditions that they would like to share.
My Dream Career – Once they have chosen their careers, have them describe their choice and why they have chosen it.
Education will be important to my dream – Have them explain what role education will play in achieving their dreams. For example, will science, art, or math be important? It might be necessary for the students to do some quick research on the topic of their careers before they write.
My Secret Dream – We all have secret dreams. Perhaps, we might want to go to another country or see the Grand Canyon or own our own homes. What is your secret dream?


There's a belief in videogames that the newest technology is always better than anything we had in the past. This is common enough in our society at large, particularly when it comes to Silicon Valley-mandated innovation for innovation's sake, but in games it's a system of thinking that manifests clearly and belligerently in a blind pursuit of the highest possible fidelity at all times—in the bewildering faith, held by mainstream audiences and creators alike, that a medium's accomplishments can be directly correlated to polygon counts and pixel density.
Ico is a very good game. It is pretty, it is fun, it has a great (and understated) story and is a true artistic statement — a well realized vision that incorporates its theme in a holistic way, from its aesthetic straight on down to its mechanical structure.
It's also old (almost 11 years old! A junior high student by now!) and was very difficult to find copies of until this fall when a remastered collection of Ico and its spiritual sucessor, Shadow of the Colossus were re-released as a single, lovely PS3 disc. I've just finished playing through Ico again thanks to this collection and was surprised to find that the experience held up as well as it did. Nostalgia has a way of colouring things, after all, and more than a decade of time has passed between playthroughs.
Like any good art, Ico also revealed far more of itself on a second time through than it did at first and the message it evokes struck home far more differently to my 25 year-old self than the 15 year-old version of me. Simply enough, going into Ico knowing what to expect (and having my reading coloured, no doubt, by emotional maturation) transformed the game from a lovably surrealist fairy-tale to a strangely impactful exploration of love.


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Balancing Transparency & Privacy
Managing data in a changing world
The 25th May 2018 was a watershed moment for an individual's personal data for citizens of the EU and in jurisdictions which have equivalence in their data protection under an "adequacy ruling" following the coming into force of the EU General Data Protection Regulations.
The coming into force of these new regulations coincided with the publication on 21st May 2018 by the House of Commons Foreign Affairs Committee of its report "Moscow's Gold: Russian Corruption in the UK"[1]. Among the recommendations coming out of this report was that it was a matter of national security for the UK and that the UK Government should take grater action in respect of the British Overseas Territories and Crown Dependencies to push towards having publicly accessible beneficial ownership registers given they were considered as routes for money laundering.
In the same week we have therefore seen significant legislation being passed which affords individuals rights to privacy about them and yet the UK Government (as well as other jurisdictions or supra-national bodies such as the EU) is pushing for ever greater transparency with publicly accessible registers for companies and structures such as Trusts. So how can we balance the needs for transparency whilst respecting the rights of our clients to privacy and confidentiality?
Privacy - the position in Jersey
Trust and company service providers ("TCSP") have been dealing with this question for many years, particularly as regulation and legislation has evolved. This is very much the case for a regulated TCSP such as Fiduchi.
Even before the introduction of anti-money laundering legislation in Jersey in the late 1990s and release of the Handbook for the Prevention and Detection of Money Laundering and the Financing of Terrorism in 2008 alongside the evolving regulation of the trust industry, we have had to balance the privacy of our clients and their data and being able to meet these legislative and regulatory obligations. Geoff Cook from Jersey Finance recently highlighted this balance and Jersey's approach in his article[2], where he discussed privacy, the fact that the fact that beneficial ownership information has been retained on a central register in Jersey since 1989 where such information has been (and remains today) available to law enforcement and other relevant authorities where necessary and that clients will use a jurisdiction such as Jersey simply for confidentiality reasons in terms of personal safety, rather than for any tax reason.
So what does all this mean for clients data?
In the most part clients should be rest assured that their data should be secure. The requirements of previous data protection legislation and regulatory obligations required that appropriate measures and controls were implemented to ensure that client data was kept confidential. The introduction of the new data protection legislation reinforces those already existing obligations.
Only where a legal and or regulatory obligation has existed would client information be or have been shared with the relevant competent authority. Where information is or has been shared with the Companies Registry (such as was the case in 2017 with the revision to the Jersey Beneficial Ownership filing regime) this is done on the basis that the information is held privately, subject to the same legal or regulatory caveat.
TCSPs such as Fiduchi should always be open and transparent with clients and inform them of any potential change in how their data may be processed and handled, subject to obligations arising under relevant AML / CFT legislation.
Importantly firms will and should be investing in their systems to ensure data security and to minimise the possibilities of cyber events happening. Whilst such events cannot necessarily be 100% protected against, regulated TCSPs will be expected to have in place robust measures and controls, including policies and procedures. Many will look to achieve a relevant accreditation such as Cyber Essentials Plus (regulation may require this in due course) and as regulators interact more with regulated entities through application programming interfaces this will reinforce this need.
We at Fiduchi are already taking these steps ourselves to ensure that our clients can remain confident in how we will manage their data.
Recent years has seen FATCA, CRS, Beneficial Ownership disclosure driving the transparency agenda and increasing the need for data sharing and the future will only see this continue. Already coming are the UK Trust register or UK Real Estate Property Ownership Register, in Jersey the Register of Directors and the EU is continuing its drive to greater transparency with the next rounds of their AML Directive being considered.
As future information requirements are identified, so we will look to engage with clients and their advisors as much as we are able, or legislation and regulations allow. Most of all we hope that our balanced approach to data can continue just as Jersey's balanced approach to data and transparency continues. Your data is very important to us and will always be, and through all these changes that is a constant that does not change.
[1]https://publications.parliament.uk/pa/cm201719/cmselect/cmfaff/932/932.pdf
[2]https://jerseyeveningpost.com/news/business/2018/05/23/privacy--its-not-all-about-money/
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The Government of Jersey has a long-standing commitment to Jersey being a well-regulated international finance centre, which complies with international standards in transparency. Such an approach can confuse clients as to the applicability of EU legislation to Jersey.
Can we see the future so clearly?
We're six weeks into 2020 and Brexit has happened. So now what do Jersey Financial Services and it's clients need to consider? It's time to look ahead to the rest of 2020 (and beyond) and consider what changes are on the horizon. However, whether anyone can truly do so with the clarity of 20/20 vision is questionable. What we do know is that the world in which our clients and we operate in continues to be one of uncertainty.
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Fiduchi is a regulated provider of trust and company services, and therefore its experts are able to assist you in all aspects of ensuring continued compliance in the constant changing landscape. At Fiduchi we take a pragmatic approach to ensure your interests, whether personal or business, are safeguarded. Because of this, we don't apply a 'one size fits all' methodology, rather the contrary. Our director led teams will assess your needs to ensure we take into consideration all your requirements and provide the bespoke service you require.
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I have been humbled by your feedback since we starting selling our Collagen Latte's and Collagen Booster's online last month. I am personally thankful to finally be sharing Telos with you, and it has been a blessing to hear how much you enjoy them and how they have been working for you. I have received some questions specifically asking about collagen so wanted to take this opportunity to explain to all of you why I use collagen and the benefits of it for your health.
Collagen is the most abundant protein in the body and is found in various areas including bones, connective tissue, hair and skin. Our bodies slow down the production of collagen in our 20's, so it is beneficial to supplement with collagen not only as a high quality protein source but to replenish the collagen your body is unable to produce as you age. The collagen in Telos Collagen Booster's is sourced from grass fed and pasture-raised bovine from New Zealand and Brazil. I am a firm supporter of the humane treatment of these animals as well as the farmers that grow our ingredients, so you can trust I have sourced the most sustainable and highest quality ingredients available. I ask the suppliers the tough and important questions prioritizing the health and well being of you, the animals, and the farmers.
The primary use of collagen in Telos products is as a high quality protein source fueling you as well as serving as a building block for your muscles and bones. All of our products deliver at least 10 grams of protein per serving. Collagen contains 19 amino acids and is unique compared to other protein sources in that it has a high concentration of hydroxyproline, proline, and glycine, which are deficient in our modern diet. These are the primary amino acids responsible for collagen production in our bodies resulting in more elastic, less painful joints. Collagen is also an easily digestible protein, which reduces inflammation in the gut and helps with blood sugar stabilization.
What about Collagen and Beauty?
The collagen peptides also reach your hair, skin and nails, and given their ability to regenerate these areas of your body from the inside out collagen has become very popular as a beauty supplement. For example, our skin is over 75% collagen so it is important to foster collagen production in order to enhance skin health and elasticity. An important piece to understand is that the benefits of collagen are maximized through ingesting it as opposed to topical solutions. We love there are additional "beauty" benefits of collagen, but the health and wellness benefits of collagen are most important to us and why we have selected it as a key ingredient in Telos.
Consuming the Collagen Latte's or adding the Collagen Booster's to beverages and foods in the morning are fantastic ways to stabilize your blood sugar early in the day. Additionally, they will help with mental clarity to maximize your productivity. I also developed the Collagen Booster's to be consumed later in the evening. I add them to a caffeine free tea as a sleep aid and to calm my endocrine system. What we eat can be very disruptive to our sleep, especially anything high in sugar, so our Collagen Booster's are a great way to build, heal, and rest our bodies throughout the night.


Innovative minimalists Meizu Zero and Vivo Apex 2019 forced the world community to talk about themselves. Both smartphones do not have ports, openings, speakers and mechanical keys. Despite the fact that Apex 2019 is still just a concept, we can soon see on the shelves of online and offline stores its exact copy, but under a different name. What is the difference between these competitors in terms of characteristics and appearance Let's get a look.
Appearance Vivo Apex 2019 is certainly an icon of style, all-glass case, without any transitions to the metal frame – rather non-standard approach. Plus, the smartphone display has a narrower frame and there is no front camera sensor above it (where it will be placed in the version being sold is not yet clear). The main cameras on the rear panel are divided into two modules and do not protrude beyond the body, and the LED flash is barely visible against the background of the glossy body.
At the same time, the Meizu Zero camera sensors are united in one protruding module, and the Meizu Zero ring flash is a full-fledged element of the rear panel, visible from far away. But if we talk about the build quality, then perhaps Meizu Zero bypasses the competitor in this parameter. Vivo didn't mention during the presentation that their smartphone is waterproof, but we know that Meizu Zero is IP68 certified, as well as a ceramic back panel.
There is still little information about the displays installed on smartphones, it's just known that it's AMOLED panels, equipped with a built-in fingerprint scanner and a piezoelectric transducer that replaces the stereo speakers in smartphones. The differences that are noticeable to the eye are narrower front panels and a full-screen fingerprint scanner on the Vivo Apex 2019, while in Meizu Zero there are thicker frames in the upper and lower parts of the display and the scanner, although located below the display, it only works in one area.
Vivo Apex 2019 is more advanced in this regard. The latest Snapdragon processor, the 855, will undoubtedly provide faster interaction with different types of load and more productive. In addition, there are as many as 12GB of RAM. Since Meizu Zero intends to launch the smartphone first on the market, it has a more mundane Snapdragon 845 (released last year), but the price tag will most likely be more accessible because of this.
Details about the cameras of smartphones, during the presentation, were announced very modestly and knowing only their resolution, it was very difficult to draw any conclusions. Plus, the lack of a front-facing camera in the Vivo Apex 2019 introduces even more confusion – it is difficult to say where it will be placed in the product being sold, so we are waiting for more detailed information to compare in a fair duel.
Again, a big mystery, both in Vivo and in Meizu, did not reveal the capacity of the batteries, but a completely different parameter is important here. The lack of ports forced manufacturers to go out of the current situation in different ways. Meizu Zero supports fast wireless charging Qi (18 W). This is definitely a simpler solution, but the Vivo Apex 2019 has a "MagPort" magnetic connector on the back panel that will cope with the task clearly faster, and it can also be used for data transfer.
Currently, Meizu and Vivo showcase the prototypes of these two concept products, and the Vivo APEX 2019 will evolve into a production version of NEX in the future, and some features may be compromised. Meizu Zero has already started crowdfunding and will be mass-marketed in the future. As for the issue of eSIM, it depends on the progress of the card issuance by domestic operators. Which of these two non-porous phones are more optimistic about?


The British actor Paul Bettany followed the Hollywood dollar for the sake of his family's security. His new film, Blood, marks a change of direction, he tells Celia Walden.
As a young man starting out at the Royal Shakespeare Company Paul Bettany once asked a famous veteran actor for advice.
This is not movie star behaviour, I scold, as we order vats of Americanos on the terrace of Hollywood's infamous Chateau Marmont. But then Bettany has always eluded his industry's conventions.
He is derisive – on occasion vitriolic – about the film business, has been married for 10 years to the same woman (the Oscar-winning actress Jennifer Connelly, with whom he has two children: Stellan, nine, and Agnes, 22 months), and claims to have suffered his lowest moment not as an out-of-work actor but at the peak of his success when, in 2003, Master and Commander – the Peter Weir-directed historical naval drama based on Patrick O'Brian's string of novels – was a global box-office hit, and Bettany could finally afford to be as discerning as he wanted with his career choices.
The decision to safeguard his family financially – buy them the 100-acre farm in Vermont he wanted his children to have as a weekend retreat from their home in Tribeca, New York, and ditch the 'self-aggrandising' thoughts that might have made him opt for lower-budget independent films over big studio cash cows – didn't come without twinges of conscience for Bettany. Looking at him now, his hair unexpectedly dark, the lightness of his eyes dimmed by round tortoiseshell glasses, one gets the sense that little does. His are the traditional good looks that could hide a multitude of sins – or act them out.
So he twisted himself into a Hugh Grant-like shape to play a winsomely inept British tennis pro opposite Kirsten Dunst in the romantic comedy Wimbledon in 2004, and moulded himself into a limpid-eyed villain, blackmailing Harrison Ford in Firewall in 2006. He deployed himself as a murderous albino monk in The Da Vinci Code and he pumped himself up into a laconic action hero in Priest, both in 2011.
It wasn't so much a rejection of glossy studio movies, he assures me ('I'm hugely proud of Master and Commander and you couldn't get a bigger studio film') as a desire to make the kind of films he enjoys watching.
Doesn't the frothy and the ridiculous have its place on any modern A-list actor's cv?
The film Bettany is here, alone in LA, to shoot over the next two months doesn't fit into either category. Directed by the Oscar-winning cinematographer of Inception, Wally Pfister (making his directorial debut), Transcendence – a present-day sci-fi film co-starring Johnny Depp and Rebecca Hall – 'has the potential to be extraordinary', Bettany maintains. He has rented a house because whenever he stays in a hotel with the crew he tends to 'end up drunk in the bar telling people about my past', and he's looking forward to his family joining him at the weekends.
As a rule Bettany tries not to be away from them for longer than two weeks at a time, but with Transcendence and Blood, the independent British film he shot in Liverpool last year and is here to promote today, that wasn't possible.
'I loved the complexity of the plot,' he says of Blood, which charts the moral collapse of a policeman. Directed by Nick Murphy, it also stars Mark Strong and Stephen Graham. 'The trick is that you absolutely believe that the guy had good reason to do what he did,' he says of his character, Joe Fairburn, a vigilante cop living in the shadow of his father (a retired policeman, played by Brian Cox), who exacts vengeance on the chief suspect in the murder of a 12-year-old girl.
Bettany won't know the answer for at least another decade. And when he's tackling issues this dark, he confesses, ones he can't help but take home with him at the end of the day, he's pleased his children aren't there.
Born in Harlesden, north-west London, Bettany is visibly discomfited by memories of his own school days at Chancellors in Hertfordshire, where his family – a younger brother, Matthew, and an older sister, Sarah – had relocated after his father quit acting to become a drama teacher (his mother, Anne, had given up acting years earlier).
Plagued by dyslexia before it was recognised as a learning disability, Bettany didn't read a book he wasn't forced to until the age of 19, when he enrolled at the Drama Centre in Chalk Farm, north London.
Both were in other relationships at the time – Connelly has a 15-year-old son, Kai, with the photographer David Dugan, although the pair split up before she met Bettany – and it wasn't until two years later that they got together.
One can only ever guess at a person's motivations, but it seems likely that in his relationship with Connelly, Bettany finally had the foundations he'd craved as a young man. Because bullying and learning difficulties weren't what scarred the actor most as a child: when he was 16, Bettany's eight-year-old brother, Matthew, died after falling off the roof of a tennis pavilion. 'It blew the family apart. Life was never the same again,' he has said of the incident, which, I was warned, he would not discuss today.
His parents' marriage buckled under the strain of the trauma, the pair eventually divorcing in 1993, but their son's reaction was more immediate. He left school and moved to London, living in a tiny flat above a Greek restaurant and busking with his guitar on Westminster Pier to make ends meet. It was a grief-filled, self-destructive period, and Bettany's memories of that time are 'hazy' now, he says. In his early 20s he turned to cocaine to fill the void, and quickly became addicted.
It's easier for him to say that than any woman in his industry, I suggest.
Bettany's not so sanguine when it comes to death, which he says he thinks about incessantly. One gets the sense that this might, though perhaps to a lesser degree, be the case even without the loss of his brother.
'I'm not very fond of the whole end bit of life. I worry about death in general a lot. I think about the death of the people I love and the death of my children, which is an almost impossible thing for a parent to imagine.' When he and Connelly had Agnes, that fixation with mortality reached its peak.
We're nearing the end of our time together when, out of nowhere, a strong gust of wind blows through the static, sun-bleached hotel patio, ruckling the awning overhead and sending our neighbour's LA Times fluttering to the ground.


The Samsung Rugby 4 comes as the successor to the rugged Rugby III. It comes anew with added features to make the device a lot more functional than its older generations. With the Rugby 4, Samsung adds Wi-Fi data and Push-To-Talk connectivity for private networks. Despite these new additions, the Rugby 4 retains the same trademark features of the previous iteration—a rugged clamshell design with IP67 certification for dustproof and water resistance. As well as a M3/T3 rating for Hearing Aid compatibility. As a flip phone, the device comes with a couple of screens—the main screen is a 2.4-inch display with 240 x 320 pixels; a secondary external display is available with a 1.3-inch screen. The Rugby 4 also comes with a 3MP front-facing camera with a 15fps video recorder. Powering the device from within is an Intel XMM6230 chip with 1GB of RAM and an internal memory of 256MB. There is a microSD card slot that can expand the memory of the device by up to 32GB. Available with a removable Li-Ion 1300mAh battery, the Rugby 4 can last up to 14 hours of talk time on a full charge.


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"During Kauai's agricultural heyday in the early to mid 1900s, a concrete pier was built by the Pono Pineapple Company of Kapaa to dump unusable portions of pineapples (crowns and skins) into the ocean. ... Occasionally, unfavorable winds and currents pushed the floating debris back to Kapaa, creating a "terrible mess and foul stench" as it washed up on town beaches."
First day and we do our first day tradition of a Lydgate walk and lunch at the Olympic Café.


This past weekend was bittersweet for the women's cross country team. They finished fifth at the 38-team Midwest Regional Championship at Augustana University on Saturday. Even after the disappointing finish, the team earned an at-large bid for the NCAA Championship.
Those teams were UW-Eau Claire, the UW-Stevens Point, and the UW-Oshkosh, as well as Wash U. The Maroons finished 48 points behind first-place finisher University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire.
On the individual side, fourth-year Liz Lawton took top individual honors with a time of 20:57 in the six-kilometer course. She was five seconds ahead of St. Norbert College's Jenny Scherer.
Three more Maroons followed to finish among the top 30 in a field of 263 runners.
Third-year Rachel Ohman finished 18th with a time of 22:10, second-year Julia Sizek placed 25th with a time of 22:21, and fourth-year Molly Peverada finished 28th in 22:25 minutes.
The team has already begun focusing on this Saturday's Nationals at Wartburg College. No matter what the team has previously done, anything can change at Nationals.
Coach Hall also expects his team to come to Nationals ready to compete.
Coming into next Saturday, the Maroons are one of five teams to represent the University Athletic Association. They join Emory, Wash U, Case Western, and NYU. This is their sixth appearance in the NCAA Championship. The highest they've ever placed is sixth in 1998. This year a higher finish is definitely within the team's grasp.


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Beaulieu Vineyard
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Beaulieu Vineyard was founded in 1903 by Georges de Latour and his wife, Fernande. The pair set out to establish a thriving wine industry in Northern California that would be on a par with the esteemed wineries of France. Seeing opportunity in the growing California winemaking industry, the family sold their successful Cream of Tartar business in order to devote their funds to winemaking. Fernande named this property "Beaulieu," which means "beautiful place." Similar to many wineries in this region, Beaulieu is known for its Cabernet Sauvignon. The company has also devoted significant resources to research in the area of grape cloning, opening a new state-of-the-art facility within one of the winery's original buildings from the early 1900s.
Beaulieu Vineyards, c. 1900
In 1900, at the time of purchase by Georges and Fernande de Latour, the land that became Beaulieu Vineyard comprised a total of four acres. Georges de Latour was intent on helping to revive California's ailing wine industry. To achieve this, he sought to import Phylloxera-resistant rootstock from his native France, which would lead to the production of a healthy crop, substantial yield, and successful harvest.
Although establishing a winery is usually a high-risk enterprise, Beaulieu Vineyards was able to achieve great success with their careful methods of cultivation. In addition, when Prohibition swept through America, they were able to continue producing wines by switching their production efforts towards the creation of a sacramental wine that would be used by Catholic churches. During this time, Beaulieu Vineyard's production and distribution quadrupled through the sale of sacramental wine.
Following the repeal of Prohibition, Georges de Latour traveled to France in 1933 to study with one of France's top viticulturists, Andre Tchelistcheff. Upon de Latour's return home, this led to a period of both refinement and expansion of the wine production at Beaulieu Vineyards. In 1936, a "Private Reserve" Cabernet Sauvignon, which was originally created by de Latour as the family's private vintage, was released to the public at his mentor's insistence. This became the winery's flagship offering.
Beaulieu Vineyard remains a leader in winemaking, including cutting-edge clonal research in viticulture. In 2008, Beaulieu Vineyards completed the construction of a new, state-of-the-art winery. It is housed within one of its original, historic buildings from the early 1900s. Because of its location in the town of Rutherford, the de Latour family's Beaulieu Vineyard is also referred to as the Rutherford Estate.
"Beaulieu Vineyards - Heritage", Beaulieu Vineyards. Accessed April 11th 2020. https://www.bvwines.com/en-us/heritage.
"Old Wineries in Napa Valley – 100 years old or more", Wine Country Getaways. Accessed April 11th 2020. https://winecountrygetaways.com/wine-regions/napa-valley/napa-valleys-100-year-old-wineries/.
Beaulieu Vineyards
"Old Wineries in Napa Valley – 100 years old or more"
1960 St. Helena Hwy
Rutherford, CA 94573
See website for details: https://bvwines.com
Created by Jenevieve Hughes on April 11th 2020, 6:33:33 pm.
Last updated by Jenevieve Hughes on September 24th 2020, 10:09:31 pm.
Historic Wineries of California Wine Country
This tour of California's wine country includes stops at wineries that date back to the late 19th and early 20th century. More will be added soon.


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Q: Import "webdriver_manager.chrome" could not be resolved when using Selenium in VS Code I'm trying to use Selenium to test a web app, and my tests are running smoothly using webdriver-manager. I already pip installed the webdriver_manager and selenium. I am using the chrome driver, so the first lines of my code are
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As I already said, the code runs and my tests are carried out. However, since I am using VS Code, the line webdriver_manager.chrome is highlighted in yellow with the warning Import "webdriver_manager.chrome" could not be resolved Pylance (reportMissingErrors).
Does anyone know how to remove this warning or how to fix it? Thanks so much in advance.

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A: Had the same problem. You should restart your VS Code, it worked for me.

A: At times pip3 works better than normal pip as it installs correct dependencies.
I'd recomment to use pip3 to install webdriver_manager as follows:
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Additionally, you may need to restart the VS Code

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FLORIDA'S MOST WANTED: Polk County man arrested in Mexico after 14 years on run
by: WFLA 8 On Your Side Staff
Posted: Jun 23, 2021 / 02:41 PM EDT
Updated: Jun 25, 2021 / 07:19 PM EDT
EDITOR'S NOTE UPDATE: FHP troopers announced Friday that the man arrested in Mexico WAS NOT Brian Dale Andrews.
POLK COUNTY, Fla. (WFLA) – A Polk County man is behind bars after 14 years on the run.
According to the Florida Highway Patrol, a fatal traffic crash occurred in 2007 along US Highway 27, just north of County Line Road near Avon Park in Polk County that claimed the lives of Danny and Patricia McCown.
Condo building near Miami partially collapses; search and rescue efforts underway
8 On Your Side spoke with the victims' daughter Dana McCown who lives in Texas.
She says the wheels of justice often turn slowly but in the case of the deadly DUI crash that killed both of McCown's parents they've been stalled for far too long.
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"He got to live a new life for 14 years while our current life went on with the grief and the loss of something that just didn't really need to happen," McCown said.
FHP Troopers filed charges against Brian Dale Andrews, then 29 years of age at the time had a suspended license and was found to have a BAC of 0.315, nearly four times the legal limit.
The investigation found Andrew's Cadillac crossed the median and slammed into the McCown's Chevy.
Troopers say Andrews fled in after his release from the Polk County jJail before two DUI Manslaugther charges were filed.
In recent weeks, an anonymous tipster notified FHP of a possible sighting of Andrews in a region southwest of Mexico City.
"He has led his life by a myriad of bad decisions and bad choices… I think the lesson learned out of this is for everyone else that may have someone on the most wanted list is to know that Florida Highway Patrol doesn't stop," McCown said.
Andrews was apprehended on June 21 and returned to the United States on June 23 to face felony charges which include two counts of DUI Manslaughter, two counts of Driving While License Suspended Involving a Death and one count DUI Property Damage.
McCown tells 8 On Your Side she plans to travel from Texas to Polk County for the trial.


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The 'Wonder Woman' Post-Credits Scene Doesn't Exist, Bucking Superhero Tradition
By Lakecia Hammond
You shouldn't plan on sticking around for a classic superhero post-credits scene on June 2 when Wonder Woman hits theaters. That's right, the Wonder Woman post-credits scene doesn't exist, which might come as a surprise to fans expecting the traditional superhero movie sequence. But that's not to say that it's never been done before. Remember Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, and Man of Steel both decided against adding supplemental scenes to their credits, so Wonder Woman isn't totally alone in this regard.
That's not to say it still isn't disappointing, though, if you were a fan hoping to see an extra scene in the new movie. In an interview with Cinemablend, the producer Charles Roven weighed in when asked why there wasn't a post-credits scene in Wonder Woman. In his answer, the producer hinted at a potential for a sequel or at least prepped fans for Justice League, where Wonder Woman will fight alongside Aquaman and Cyborg.
I'm not going to say we'd never do one. ... There was one in Suicide Squad. But I don't think that we want to feel that we're forced to do something just because we didn't in the past.
Roven also spoke with JoBlo about the idea of a sequel for Wonder Woman, even if there's not one already in the works.
"You always muse when you are making a film, particularly where you know that everybody is going to be interested, including yourself, on making the next one. [...] So you go, 'what is the next one going to be.' We can't be thinking about what the next Wonder Woman will be because, are we going to do the intervening period between the end of this Wonder Woman and Batman v Superman, or are we going to do something that will pick up after Justice League."
Director Patty Jenkins has also spoken out about her dedication to the character of Wonder Woman and her desire to keep telling her story. In an interview with the Toronto Sun, she discussed her hopes for a potential sequel.
"I'm excited for her to come to America and become the Wonder Woman we are all familiar with from having grown up around her as an American superhero. I'd like to bring her a little farther along into the future and have a fun, exciting storyline that is its own thing. 'Wonder Woman 1' is so much about her becoming the person she is. I can't wait to spring forward with who she is and have another great standalone superhero film."
For now, we will have to see if the film will be successful enough to get the filmmakers back to the drawing board in order bring Wonder Woman to the big screen once again. After all, fans have waited 75 years for her to get her own film within the cinematic universe — here's hoping the time waiting for a follow-up movie is much shorter.


The brain is a remarkable organ. Learning occurs throughout our lives, so the brain is always undergoing changes. But there are certain times during a person's life when the brain is at its highest plasticity – able to modify its own structure to make new connections and strengthen existing ones.
At Birth2Work, we describe these times as "Windows of Opportunity". By knowing when these periods are, you can harness this built-in fast track to learning and receive the biggest return for your efforts.
Just like in the toddler years, adolescence is a time in which the human brain is primed to learn through experience.
Any parent of a teen knows that these years are full of changes. We often think of the physical changes that occur at this time, but we must recognize the incredible changes also occurring in the teen's brain.
As a child reaches adolescence, the prefrontal cortex in the brain continues to develop and mature with a significant growth spurt just before puberty. This means that well used connections in the brain are strengthened while the unused (and therefore deemed unnecessary by the brain) connections are pruned away for the sake of efficiency.
Learning through doing and continuous repetition strengthens skills.
Example: learning to play an instrument well during this window will likely result in a lifetime of ability.
Anchor your children in the world around them to make them better people.
Engage a child's brain in learning and repeating the social skills, responsibility, and life skills that must be attained during this time. You can facilitate a regular stream of real-life experience to which they can apply their expanding cognitive and social capabilities.
Take your teen to vote with you; to a city council meeting; to Washington D.C.
Discuss what it means to be a good friend and focus attention on the world outside of their immediate sphere.
Don't shy away from having challenging discussions with your teenager. There are gentle ways, through tone of voice, agreements of actions and timelines and consequences, that can make the exchange in a challenging conversation less heated and more respectful on both sides. Discuss what you expect of one another. This will teach them to better handle conflict with others as they grow more independent.
Adolescence is an in-between time when a person gets the experience they need to begin to grow into a functioning adult of the future. After the window closes it becomes much harder to teach the "old dog new tricks".
The brain's plasticity and resilience enable learning anything at any time later in life, too. But what is learned during windows of opportunity can be learned masterfully. Make sure the first thing your child learns about social skills, responsibility, and life skills are what you want him or her to know and practice for the rest of their lives.


Low troop morale? Blame Obama and the gays. Christians leaving the military? Blame Obama and the gays. At least, that's your train of thought if your founts of wisdom come in the forms of former AFA spokeshater Bryan Fischer and former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee.
Right Wing Watch reports Huckabee, who today revealed he will announce his presidential plans in Hope, Arkansas on May 5, said in an interview with Iowa talk radio host Jan Mickelson yesterday that the Obama administration has "an open hostility toward the Christian faith," and urged prospective military recruits to wait until the end of President Obama's term to enlist.
Fisher, meanwhile, made the baseless claim that reports of the military's low morale can be directly linked to the repeal of Don't Ask, Don't Tell.
"The reason the morale is low in the military is because it's become a giant, social engineering laboratory and values that are absolutely contrary to the military ethos, to the military culture, are being forced on members of the military – crammed down their throats whether they like it or not."


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National laboratory partners with Arizona company ot use nuclear energy for clean hydrogen production
INL News Release
NEWS MEDIA CONTACTS:
Donna Kemp Spangler, 208-716-5113, donna.kempspangler@inl.gov
Sarah Neumann, 208-526-0490, sarah.neumann@inl.gov
Editor's note: A photo of the Palo Verde Nuclear Generating Station is attached.
National laboratory partners with Arizona company to use nuclear energy for clean hydrogen production
Energy Dept. Funding to Support Hydrogen Production at Arizona's Palo Verde Generating Station
Idaho National Laboratory will partner with the country's largest commercial nuclear energy facility to bring the nation one step closer to a carbon-free future.
PNW Hydrogen, LLC has been selected to receive federal funding to explore the use of nuclear energy to produce clean hydrogen via electrolysis. PNW Hydrogen is an affiliate company of Pinnacle West Capital Corp.
The U.S. Department of Energy announced the funding award on Oct. 8, which it has designated as National Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Day.
The collaborative private-public partnership will use a low-temperature electrolysis system to produce clean hydrogen fuel from electricity generated by the Palo Verde Generating Station – the largest source of carbon-free energy in the U.S. The hydrogen produced will then be used to help fuel a natural gas-fired power plant owned by Pinnacle West's electric subsidiary, Arizona Public Service.
That approach would cut carbon-emissions from two sources: Traditional hydrogen production and burning natural gas for electricity.
Currently, industrial grade hydrogen is produced by stripping it from natural gas molecules, emitting carbon monoxide in the process. Hydrogen made by splitting water at a nuclear power plant will lower the carbon footprint of industrial products and the transportation sector. The hydrogen produced by Palo Verde also potentially could be stored for use when customer electricity demand exceeds supply.
"This project, and others like it, align with the mission of INL and DOE to sustain the existing fleet of operating light water reactors and support the pipeline of future advanced nuclear power systems," said Bruce Hallbert, director of DOE's Light Water Reactor Sustainability Program, based at INL. "These projects demonstrate the versatility of nuclear power to meet the demands for energy and energy products while achieving reductions in carbon emissions to the environment."
Similar projects are already underway with a consortium led by INL and including Arizona Public Service. Last October, DOE awarded $10 million to Minnesota-based Xcel Energy to pair one of its nuclear power plants with high-temperature steam electrolysis. That builds on a project launched in 2019 to demonstrate how hydrogen production facilities could be installed at Energy Harbor Generation's Davis-Besse Nuclear Power Station near Toledo, Ohio. APS, Xcel and Energy Harbor participated in all awards as a consortium.
On June 7, 2021, Secretary of Energy Jennifer Granholm launched the first Earthshot Initiative that seeks to reduce the cost of clean hydrogen to decarbonize the industrial sector and realize a net-zero economy by 2050.
By generating clean hydrogen, nuclear power plants can contribute significantly to the Earthshot. These projects are key to demonstrating the ability to integrate hydrogen production with nuclear energy.
"By diversifying the uses of nuclear energy and nuclear power plants, we provide additional economic and environmental opportunities for nuclear energy to continue to contribute to our nation's economy and energy supply mix," said Hallbert. "Those, in turn, provide compelling reasons to continue to operate the existing fleet of light water reactors into the future."
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British Isles All-time Maximum and Minimum Temperatures for April
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The beginning of the new month is the best time to remind all-time April temperature records.
The English record and the highest for April was set in Camden Square (London) on 16th April 1949. The temperature reached 29.4 °C. On the opposite scale - the coldest April day was on 2nd April 1917 in Newton Rigg (Cumbria), the temperature attacked -15 °C.
The Scottish record was set in Inverailort (Highland) on 17th April 2003 and is 27.2 °C. The coldest day of April was experienced in Braemar (Aberdeenshire) on 11th April 1917 with -13.3 °C.
The Welsh record was set in Gogerddan (Ceredigion) on 16th April 2003 and is 26.2 °C. On the other hand, Corwen (Denbighshire) experienced the coldest Welsh record on 11th April 1978 with temperature -11.2 °C.
The Northern Ireland record was set in Boom Hall (Co. Londonderry) on 26th April 1984 and is 24.5 °C. -8.5 °C was the lowest temperature measured in Killylane (Co. Antrim) on 10th April 1998.
Irish highest April temperature was set in Donegal (Glenties) on 26th April 1984 reaching 25.8 °C, the lowest, -7.7 °C in Sligo (Markree), on 15th April 1892.
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OPSB staff recommend approval of proposed adjustments to Yager-Desert Road line
March 11, 2019 Corina Rivera-Linares Intelligence, Operations
Ohio Power Siting Board (OPSB) staff, in a March 8 report, recommended that the OPSB approve AEP Ohio Transmission Company's (AEP Ohio Transco) application involving proposed adjustments to the company's approved Yager-Desert Road 138-kV Transmission Line Rebuild Project, as long as the company continues to adhere to the conditions listed in a May 2017 order that approved the project (Case No. 16-0535-EL-BTX).
Proposed adjustments are proffered following final detailed engineering, land surveying, and property owner discussions regarding the approved route, staff said, noting that the proposed adjustments do not involve any new property owners and the type of transmission equipment – related to transmission voltage, structure, and conductor types – would not change.
The company states that the economic impact would not change as a result of the adjustments, staff said, adding that the need for the facility and grid impacts associated with the facility remain the same as was approved in Case No. 16-0535-EL-BTX.
The amendment filing can be broken down into three categories of requested revisions to the approved route: engineering adjustments; a shift within the existing right of way (ROW); and rerouting outside of the existing ROW. Construction has not begun on the project.
Staff also noted that there are four proposed engineering adjustments, totaling 0.5 mile. According to the company, those adjustments are the result of actual field conditions and final engineering of structure locations and conductor clearances, as well as road ROW final surveys. Staff added that the structure location shifts range from eight to 32 feet from the previously approved centerline as such:
Adjustment 1 involves a shift of structure 9 and is the result of final engineering of the structure as an angle structure between structures 8 and 10. The company states that there are no new environmental impacts nor are there any additional or adjoining tracts of land affected for the adjustment
Adjustment 2 involves a shift of structures 12 through 17 and is the result of final engineering of structures along the approved route. The structure shifts range from four to 19 feet away from the approved centerline. The company states that there are no new environmental impacts nor are there any additional or adjoining tracts of land affected for the adjustment
Adjustment 3 involves a shift of structures 28 through 30 and is the result of final engineering of structure 28 to increase the distance between the pole and an existing driveway. The shift of structure 28 would also affect the location of structures 29 and 30 along that portion of the route. The shifts range from seven to 32 feet away from the approved centerline for about 900 feet. The company states that there are no new environmental impacts, nor are there any additional or adjoining tracts of land affected for the adjustment
Adjustment 4 involves a shift from the approved centerline between structures 46 and 47 due to landowner preference. The shift results in new structure locations about 75 feet away from the existing approved route. The company states that there are no new environmental impacts, nor are there any additional or adjoining tracts of land affected for the adjustment. An additional easement needed for that adjustment has been secured
Staff said that there is one instance of a shift of the approved route between structures 36 and 45, back to the centerline of the existing transmission line. The company states that that shift is the result of landowner preference. Staff added that the approved route was to be offset from the existing centerline by 25 feet in that portion of the rebuild project, and that since that shift would place the route back on centerline of the existing line, no new property owners nor easements are necessary. The company states that that shift would result in less tree clearing, as the ROW would not be expanded.
Staff also discussed rerouting outside of the existing ROW, with Reroute 1, for instance, involving placing the new line between 30 to 150 feet away from the approved route between structures 30 and 35. Reroute 2 involves a new route between structures 62 and 72, and was necessitated to avoid a newly identified structure and steep terrain, staff said.
Staff said that the proposed adjustments are not expected to significantly alter existing land uses or to increase the estimated capital costs for the project. With the adjustments, the total number of residences located within 100 feet of the route would be reduced by one. The alignment sections have been studied for the presence of archaeological and historic impacts and no significant adverse impacts on cultural resources are expected, staff added.
Among other things, staff said that the proposed adjustments would not result in increased impacts to listed wildlife species, and that adherence to the conditions of the original certificate would minimize impacts to listed species.
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AEP Ohio Transco files amendment to application regarding 138-kV rebuild project


Today I am featuring Priya, a fellow Londoner I met through Twitter (@DietitianUK), but have yet to meet face-to-face. She has great nutrition and fitness tips as she is a dietitian and pilates instructor. She offers up fantastic gluten-free recipes and other yummy stuff that is easy to make.
She posted this Tomator, Pesto, and Mozzerella Tart on her blog earlier this month as a healthy alternative to serve at a pot luck or BBQ (serves 8-10). I think you can serve this warm or cold. Most of the ingredients you probably have on hand. Enjoy!
1. Spread the puff pastry sheet on a greased non stick baking tray and preheat the oven to Gas Mark 7 (not sure of F temp. Try 350?) When putting on the toppings you want to keep about a 1 inch edge border free from topping.
2. Spread a thin layer of tomato puree on it and then follow with a thin layer of pesto.
3. Cover with thinly sliced tomatoes and dot with pieces of mozzerella.
4. Bake for 15-20 minutes.
5. Slice into bite sized pieces.
Nutritional Info: Per portion for 10 people 130kcals, 8g fat, 10g carbohydrate, 4g protein.


Longtime hand-drumming teacher and Austinite Sherry Gingras uses drumming to empower women.
It's a stormy Tuesday evening and the walls and floors of Life in the City church are vibrating with the resounding rhythms created by the 30 female drummers who make up the Drumsistas. Inside the South Austin space the group rents for practices, rich, layered rhythms rise up from djembes and djundun bass drums to create the powerful African music that spills out into the surrounding streets.
Sherry Gingras, a native Austinite and longtime hand-drumming teacher, leads the Drumsistas as they rehearse for their upcoming benefit concert. For more than a decade, the all-women drum ensemble, comprised of students of all ages and backgrounds, hosts an annual benefit concert to support a cause that aligns with their vision for a better, safer and more sustainable world. This year, the Drumsistas' concert will take place on June 2 at 7:30 p.m. at the Unity Church of the Hills with proceeds benefitting Posada Esperanza, a transitional-housing program providing shelter and assistance for immigrant mothers and their children escaping domestic and cultural violence.
Inside the percussion paradise known as Drumz, drumming is the primary tool used to empower, create a sense of connection and help people discover deeper ties to both nature and themselves. In addition to teaching and directing the Drumsistas, Gingras also heads up local all-women drum-song performance ensemble The Djembabes, leads monthly drum circles and teaches an array of percussion and drumming classes at Drumz.
But for the third-generation Austinite, mother of six and grandmother of five, drumming was an unexpected career path. Gingras majored in psychology at the University of Texas and worked in the fashion industry for years before ever pounding a drum.
One day when Gingras and her husband, who both play string instruments, stumbled upon West African djembes at Strait Music Company, they were immediately drawn to them.
Gingras had already begun teaching Nia, a dance form that focuses on empowering women to honor themselves, and drumming opened that door even further.
Gingras immediately recognized the way drumming is intrinsically tied into the social fabric of the community. As a teacher of the expressive art form, it's part of her mission to dispel people's illusion that they aren't musical or they have no innate talent for music.
Just as music can be a barometer of how healthy a community is throughout various cultures, Gingras says she has noticed her students transform in noticeable ways through drumming. With the Drumsistas, whose members range from their 20s to mid-70s, she's noticed women develop more self-confidence, more openness and greater willingness to share who they truly are. In the group, there is no judgment or competition. Rather, it's a supportive community.
Lois Lemacks, who began taking lessons from Gingras nine years ago and is entering her eighth year with the Drumsistas, has found connection, support and healing through drumming.
She says Gingras helps to create the positive environment in which all those things are possible.
In today's divisive times, Gingras says we have to realize we are all in this together, and drumming can be a powerful tool to unite a community, move dreams into action, keep hope active and open the door to feeling stronger.


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Recently I had the opportunity to record a podcast about my Shorenstein paper on the Washington Post under Jeff Bezos with CBS News legend Bob Schieffer and Andrew Schwartz of the Center for Strategic and International Studies. Our conversation was posted on Thursday.
Schieffer and I met last spring at the Harvard Kennedy School, where I was a Joan Shorenstein Fellow and he was the Walter Shorenstein Media and Democracy Fellow. Schieffer was a friendly, gregarious presence, and my fellow fellows and I enjoyed his company immensely.
My Shorenstein paper is part of a book project with a working title of The Return of the Moguls, which will be about the Post under Bezos, the Boston Globe under Red Sox principal owner John Henry, and the Orange County Register under entrepreneur Aaron Kushner, to be published by ForeEdge in 2017.
Schieffer and Schwartz's podcast, "About the News," offers regular updates about various media topics. It's available at iTunes.


Moving to a new country has many challenges and moving to Canada with its long, freezing winters can cause problems with housing, which are new to those who haven't lived in such a climate before. As they say, prevention is better than cure and certainly a lot cheaper. Following a few simple preventative measures before the winter sets in and knowing how to solve winter house maintenance problems will ensure a relatively stress free winter on the house front.
Those who live in warmer climes have probably never heard of an ice dam. An ice dam is a wall of ice which forms on the very edge of a roof and blocks snow and water from falling or flowing off the roof. As the water has nowhere to go, it may leak into the house causing damage to ceilings, insulation, walls and furniture etc.
The melting snow is caused by the temperature of the roof being higher than the outside temperature. To solve this problem, make sure the ceiling leading to the roof/attic space is properly sealed so no warm air can flow into that space and there is adequate insulation. Before winter sets in, clear the gutters of all leaves and debris. After a snow storm try and remove as much snow as possible from the roof with a roof rake or hire a company to do it for you. If there is water leaking through the roof, cut a water way in the ice dam so it can escape. Alternatively have some roof heat tape (heat cables) installed which will prevent ice dams from forming.
As winter approaches, check all the trees in your garden and surrounds to see if any of them look diseased or if any branches look as if they could break under the weight of snow or during high winds. If snow lays heavily on tree branches, brush it off with a broom. Shaking the snow off the trees can cause branches to snap. Remember is a tree or branch falls on a neighbouring property, it is your responsibility and you will liable for the repair costs.
Keep footpaths on your property and outside it, free from snow and ice. Some towns in Canada actually fine people for not keeping the paths clear of ice and snow. Keep a pile of pet friendly sand on hand and mark the edge of the paths so you know where the path ends and the flower beds and/or lawns begin. If you are going away for a holiday, hire someone to clear the paths for you while you are away, to avoid a fine and so you can find your front door when you return.
Frozen pipes can burst, leading to extensive water damage and costly repairs. A few simple preventative measures will ensure that your Canadian winter isn't ruined. Insulate all your pipes, especially those that are in unheated areas of the home. Make sure you disconnect hoses from outside taps. When you are away keep the heating at a minimum of 12°C.
If a pipe freezes, turn on the tap of the offending pipe and get warm air on to it with a hairdryer, heated pad or other form of safe warm air. Check around the home to see if there are any more frozen pipes. If you can't get to the frozen pipe or it doesn't want to thaw, call a plumber.
The last thing you want during the winter is for your heating system to break down. Again, prevention is better than cure. If you use oil, have the boiler cleaned annually. Gas boilers should be serviced every 3 years. Filters should be changed regularly. If you have high efficiency heating systems installed, make sure all the outlets are free from ice and snow.
Ensure there are no gaps around the doors and windows, or places where taps, air conditioners or air vents penetrate a wall. Make sure the weather stripping around doors and windows is not damaged and replace it if it is. Check for any cracks in the foundation walls and seal if necessary. By following a few simple rules, winter will come and go and the home will be as good as new.


SKB 505 Trap 2 Barrel Set 30/34 Dbl/Single 12 Ga.
Up for auction is an SKB 505 Trap 2 barrel set. This unit is chambered in 12 gauge, with a 30" double, and 34" single trap barrel. The stock is a unique recoiling system, with the exterior shock system being sleeved over the primary stock. Most of the finish is present on the metal, with the stock exhibiting a few dings and dents, along with a small piece appearing absent. Mechanically the gun is excellent with both barrels. The action breaks open smoothly, and locks tightly, with a clean trigger pull on both barrels. All of the factory markings remain clear and legible throughout as well. Length of pull is 14 1/2" from center to center, with 2 modified tubes, and 2 full tubes being included with the gun. There is a serial number on the gun of NS75575, and the auction reference number is E9182.


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First Industrial Aims To Build Distribution Warehouses In Pompano Beach
First Industrial Realty Trust aims to build two distribution warehouses in Pompano Beach, which has seen a flurry of industrial development recently.
The city's Planning and Zoning Board will consider the plat application for the 19.4-acre site at 1001 and 1021 N.W. 12th Terrace on Oct. 28. It's just west of Interstate 95.
FR NW 12 Terrace LLC, part of Chicago-based First Industrial Realty Trust (NYSE: FR), acquired the property for $19.8 million in 2019. It currently has 31,467 square feet of industrial buildings, which would be demolished.
The plat calls for two distribution warehouses totaling up to 500,000 square feet. It would be an expansion of First 95 Distribution Center, which will be delivered in early 2021 with 141,450 square feet.
Officials with planning firm Keith, which represents First Industrial in the application, declined comment.
Other pending industrial projects in Pompano Beach include the addition of industrial space to the redevelopment of the Isle Casino and an Amazon.com delivery station near Florida's Turnpike. There's been strong demand for space from e-commerce distributors during the Covid-19 pandemic as more people shop online.
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