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Whether you're in advertising or publishing, scale is the Holy Grail. In a digital environment, dollars and cents really mean clicks and impressions, or traffic to your site.
But traffic quality is quietly being degraded and devalued — by zombies.
That's right. "The Walking Dead" isn't just a TV show; we're living it every day. According to security firm Solve Media, just under 30% of all global display ad traffic is driven and maintained by bot networks. Botnets are hordes of zombie users nefariously controlled by third parties via code. They cleverly simulate impressions and clicks, but are certainly not human.
The point, of course, is to defraud advertisers into paying for phony users and user activity. And it works.
In 2013, fake traffic and bot-led "engagement" ultimately cost advertisers $11.6 billion. And it will only get worse as programmatic growth continues, with less human oversight across buying and selling – the trade-off for ever-greater scale.
To this point, most have focused on how bots impact an advertiser's bottom line. But what about publishers? Bots can water down their inventory. They make scale, a once infallible metric, suspect.
With this in mind, here are five tips for digital publishers to safeguard against traffic fraud.
Know your traffic sources. This goes without saying, but it's always the first step. Publishers need to understand their traffic sources intimately. It's necessary for conversations with advertisers, but it can also help in identifying any traffic source aberrations, possibly driven by botnets. Anything other than organic and search traffic brings some level of risk. Sometimes, even when the traffic is organic, there are bots out of your control that may crawl your site.
Invest in analytics technology. You can't fight a pack of zombies on your own. You need tools and weapons. Publishers need site analytics tools that enable them to measure all of their traffic partners' metrics. Beyond that, publishers need to employ mechanics in-page to verify real audiences. Publishers should also have their audience metrics validated by third-party vendors to create neutral benchmarks for measuring advertising engagement.
Know your marketing metric. To understand traffic vulnerabilities, publishers need to go beyond top-funnel metrics like clicks or impressions and consider downstream data. It's at the top-of-the funnel where metrics can often be gamed with ease. But by analyzing marketing channels, you get a better sense of bounce rates (high = zombie), engagement metrics (low = zombie), and overall odd patterns of behavior. These numbers speak to traffic quality and can indicate non-human actors.
Avoid buying traffic. Admittedly, this one is difficult for most publishers. Even premium publishers are known to purchase traffic in some form. But consider the risk of ceding scale to an external party that is strictly incentivized to deliver quantity on your behalf. Quantity can dilute quality, with outsourcing leading to fraud. As a result, sites with poor-quality users and suspect traffic can encounter serious monetization problems. Being added to the blacklists of third-party verification companies can put a publisher in eternal purgatory where they can't receive brand budgets from ad network partners. Even if the site avoids blacklist denotation, some networks will optimize premium dollars away from sites showing suspicious patterns and low-quality traffic. It can then be hard to right this ship, so the risk is huge.
If you buy, buy smart. Buying traffic inherently increases risk for the publisher, and buying non-organic traffic could drive drastically disastrous results. However, if you find yourself needing to increase inventory to deliver the expected impressions for the advertiser, per comScore, be sure to "ask the third-party traffic providers how they are generating traffic for the site." If they deliver a credible, clear explanation, that's a good sign. If not, it's best to stay away. Recently, the IAB put together a series of questions for digital publishers to consider when buying non-organic traffic. It's worth a look if you're committed.
If we're smart, it's very possible for us to stave off the zombie apocalypse. But as automated systems take hold in the industry, we'll need to work that much harder to ensure traffic's legitimacy.


ISLAMABAD: Senior US State Department official Alice Wells reached Pakistan on Thursday on an official visit.
Per media reports, Wells, the principal deputy assistant secretary for South and Central Asia, met Foreign Secretary Tehmina Janjua and discussed issues related to the Pakistan-US bilateral ties, peace in Afghanistan and regional and global affairs.
During the meeting, both sides reiterated their firm commitment to act against all terrorist groups that were targeting Pakistan and Afghanistan.
The foreign secretary apprised the visiting delegation of the continued ceasefire violations by India that undermined regional stability and highlighted Pakistan's position that a comprehensive dialogue was the only way forward for civilised nations to resolve outstanding issues.
Noting that US and Pakistan had a long track record of cooperation, Ambassador Wells emphasised the importance of working together to achieve the common objectives of peace and stability in Afghanistan and the wider region.
Later, Ambassador Wells also met National Security Adviser Lieutenant General (r) Nasser Khan Janjua and discussed the current situation in Afghanistan.
After the meeting, Nasser Janjua said that early resolution of the Afghan issue was the top priority of US and Pakistan.
It is important to mention here that after having served as a political officer at the US Embassy in Pakistan, Wells previously visited Pakistan in January this year and was accompanied by senior officials from the US National Security Council and Ambassador David Hale.
She is also expected to hold meetings with officials of Pakistan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs as well as several other senior Pakistani government officials.
It is believed that Wells would also hold talks in connection with Pakistan's progress following the announcement of US President Donald Trump's regional policy and his New Year tweet that targeted the Pakistani authorities by accusing them of playing a double game in the war against terrorism.
"Wells would discuss our South Asia strategy and Pakistan's commitment to end all terrorist groups present in the country, as well as, our mutual interest in economic and commercial relations which will benefit both sides," a statement from US State Department read.
The statement, however, did not mention the stay duration of Wells in Pakistan but noted that she would travel to Karachi.
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Q: how can create message system for a lot of users without much proccess of time in mysql? I want design a inside system message for about 10000 user!
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1- create a DB table. for example: Message
2- create an user table. for example : user
3- the search Message DB and return all messages to user.
but you know for all 10000 user is too much time  with one table to access messages.
My plan is create a independent table for each user for keep his messages. (not one table for all users)
but after that,Mybe I have 10000 tables in my DB. it is too much and administration is too heavy.
Is there a better way to save messages?

A: First , 10000 users is not so much data for mysql. In my system, I have more than 10,000,000 data in one table, and it works well.
Second, whether user and message should be stored in independent tables, this depends on the query. If you make a lot of join, I suggest You store them in one table, But if the join action is not that frequent, you can seperate them.

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I think all artists reach a point where they become disillusioned by their previous work. Old styles feel bland, lacking energy and just well and truly spent. My solo performance has been feeling a little like this of late, I keep running over the same old ground. I need to feel refreshed to feel some excitement about what I bring to the stage as an individual performer. At times I felt that I should attempt to write some tunes that people can feel happy too, as opposed to drawing them down into the maudlin depths of my melancholy. Maybe people want to be down there though, life isn't all cute otters and penguins in party hats. A year ago, I wandered into a Perth music store the day after my birthday. I'd had a big one the night before and was still a little fuzzed out. This white Gretsch acoustic grabbed my attention and I ended up stumbling from the store with the new purchase. Saturday night at the Espi I played it live for perhaps the first time, and absolutely loved it. Though it doesn't really feel like me, it certainly felt fresh. I couldn't help but ponder the idea of developing a persona to suit the guitar. I mean, artists do that right? Develop personas/pseudonyms to get their work across? They do that, don't they? Swap till You Drop will see local clothes hoarders asked to drop swappable items at The Cannery from 4pm on September 7 to receive tokens that they can use to acquire clothing on Saturday, September 8, from 10am-1pm. The initiative encourages the community to reflect on the impact of overconsumption on the environment. Recycling clothes is a great way to get something fresh without purchasing new threads, (perhaps like adopting a new persona, chuckle). Live music will accompany the day, along with coffee, tea, and tasty cakes. Entry is a gold coin donation to cover the hire of the venue. The event is brought to you by students from Esperance Senior High School and Esperance Anglican School, with support from locals Renee Passell and Georgia Gregory. If you're a fan of 80s/90s RNB, and the costumes to go with it, don't miss 'Feel The Beat' – a night of minty tunes at Travellers Inn Central on September 7 from 7.30pm. Join Djs Chris Pope, Jackson Juice and Ace as they throw down some sick beats for your jiving pleasure. Though it's not all banging beats and fluro spandex (is that the outfit?) – we're kicking it for a cause. Entry is $5, with all proceeds going to Farmers' Drought Relief and RFDS Woodcutters. Dress in your best 80s/90s attire for the chance to win some cool as cool prizes. See you all there.
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Events and music in Esperance: The Lineup
Kyron Smithson
I think all artists reach a point where they become disillusioned by their previous work.
Old styles feel bland, lacking energy and just well and truly spent.
My solo performance has been feeling a little like this of late, I keep running over the same old ground.
I need to feel refreshed to feel some excitement about what I bring to the stage as an individual performer.
At times I felt that I should attempt to write some tunes that people can feel happy too, as opposed to drawing them down into the maudlin depths of my melancholy.
Maybe people want to be down there though, life isn't all cute otters and penguins in party hats.
A year ago, I wandered into a Perth music store the day after my birthday.
I'd had a big one the night before and was still a little fuzzed out.
This white Gretsch acoustic grabbed my attention and I ended up stumbling from the store with the new purchase.
Saturday night at the Espi I played it live for perhaps the first time, and absolutely loved it.
Though it doesn't really feel like me, it certainly felt fresh.
I couldn't help but ponder the idea of developing a persona to suit the guitar.
I mean, artists do that right? Develop personas/pseudonyms to get their work across? They do that, don't they?
Swap till You Drop will see local clothes hoarders asked to drop swappable items at The Cannery from 4pm on September 7 to receive tokens that they can use to acquire clothing on Saturday, September 8, from 10am-1pm.
The initiative encourages the community to reflect on the impact of overconsumption on the environment.
Recycling clothes is a great way to get something fresh without purchasing new threads, (perhaps like adopting a new persona, chuckle).
Live music will accompany the day, along with coffee, tea, and tasty cakes.
Entry is a gold coin donation to cover the hire of the venue.
The event is brought to you by students from Esperance Senior High School and Esperance Anglican School, with support from locals Renee Passell and Georgia Gregory.
If you're a fan of 80s/90s RNB, and the costumes to go with it, don't miss 'Feel The Beat' – a night of minty tunes at Travellers Inn Central on September 7 from 7.30pm. Join Djs Chris Pope, Jackson Juice and Ace as they throw down some sick beats for your jiving pleasure.
Though it's not all banging beats and fluro spandex (is that the outfit?) – we're kicking it for a cause.
Entry is $5, with all proceeds going to Farmers' Drought Relief and RFDS Woodcutters.
Dress in your best 80s/90s attire for the chance to win some cool as cool prizes.
See you all there.

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Daily Edition: Apr. 6, 2006
'07 Durango: Re-Grilled, E85ed and ESPed
Dodge will update the Durango SUV for the 2007 model year in anticipation of a new hybrid version coming in the 2008 model year. For this year, the Durango sports a revised grille that mirrors the one installed on the Caliber hatchback. The 4.7-liter V-8 engine available on the Durango is now available as an E85-powered vehicle, which means it can use ethanol-blend fuel instead of gasoline. And inside, the Durango gets curtain airbags, electronic parking assistance, and stability control. Dual-zone climate control, remote starting, and 20-inch wheels are new options. In the 2008 model year, the Durango will get more updates to its floorpan, second-row seats, and electrical system so that the HEMI-powered versions can be mated to a battery pack, turning the HEMI into a hybrid powertrain. Dodge promises up to a 25-percent fuel-economy benefit from the dual-mode hybrid coming in '08.
Spy Shots: '07 Chrysler Aspen by Brenda Priddy (12/12/2005)
New Durango-based ute coming in January.
Miller Says GM Is the Key
Ultimately, General Motors will provide the key to locking down a settlement between bankrupt supplier Delphi Corp. and its increasingly angry union workers, Delphi CEO Steve Miller told TheCarConnection on Wednesday.
The automaker, Miller noted, has already booked $5.5 billion to cover the anticipated cost of a bailout. GM recently unveiled a proposal to buy out thousands of Delphi workers and bring still more back to the automaker's own plants. But that proposal has not secured a settlement, especially now with Delphi asking that the judge in its bankruptcy case to toss out its current labor agreement. If approved, that would slash wages and eliminate thousands of jobs.
"We're broke," said Miller, insisting that only GM can ante up what it will take to satisfy the UAW and Delphi's other unions. But with the automaker facing its own troubles, "It's a question," said Miller, "of whether they can afford it."
Despite the angry rhetoric flowing from labor leaders, Delphi's CEO said he's confident union officials understand the supplier's situation and recognize the need to sidestep a confrontation. "I'm confident we can avoid one. A strike doesn't do anyone any good. It just destroys value." Even so, Miller acknowledged that there's a political issue at stake as well. Many top leaders of the UAW are up for re-election in June, while others are stepping down. That could make it more difficult for the union to take what Miller believes are the necessary steps. -TCC Team
Find out why Steve Miller wants Delphi to band together
Bill Ford Says No Bankruptcy
The challenge for Ford Motor Co. is to institutionalize change, said CEO Bill Ford, "without it being chaotic. We have to make (innovation) part of the decision-making process without disrupting the company." Ford had plenty more to say during an appearance on Wednesday, where he was named Industry Executive of the Year.
Has Ford stabilized, or is it still in freefall?
Tower Prepares Chapter 11 Exit
Tower Automotive Inc. has reached an agreement with retirees on pension and healthcare issues and remains in talks with its unions on proposed wage and benefit cuts, chief executive Kathleen Ligocki said on Wednesday. Ligocki said the agreement was an important step forward in the company's effort to exit bankruptcy by the end of next summer.
Tower, a metal vehicle frames producer that filed for bankruptcy protection in February 2005, has asked a bankruptcy judge to cancel its labor agreements with its unions, including the United Steelworkers and the United Auto Workers. The judge, however, has not yet ruled on the motion.
Meanwhile, Tower, a major supplier to companies such as Ford and DaimlerChrysler, is continuing to negotiate with both the United Auto Workers and the United Steel Workers. The two unions, which represent approximately 2000 Tower employees, have threatened a strike should the judge issue a ruling that allows Tower to impose a new contract. Ligocki, however, said discussions are continuing and Tower still hopes to reach an agreement with the union fairly soon - perhaps as soon as the end of April.
"I believe, one way or another, that we will come to a solution," Ligocki said. "A work stoppage won't help anybody," said Ligocki, who noted Tower's customers are undoubtedly doing everything possible to line up alternative suppliers in the event of a strike.
However, she noted the discussions with the unions are making headway. "This is the same judge that handled the Northwest Airlines case and we know how that came out," she said. In the Northwest bankruptcy case, the judge basically forced the airline and the pilots union to negotiate until they reached a deal. "Everybody knows we have to figure this out," she added. "Rhetoric aside, the discussions are sober, tough, and everyone is very engaged."
"The unions are very sophisticated," she said, and appreciate the challenges facing companies such as Tower, who are being pushed by customers to offer the lowest possible price for their products.
Ligocki, an executive at Ford before moving to Tower, said she doesn't expect the cost pressures in the industry to relent because they reflect the competitive reality of a global economy. "To be successful, all of us are going to have to put aggressive productivity and cost reduction programs in place," she said. -Joe Szczesny
Chevrolet Prices New Avalanche
2007 Chevrolet Avalanche
The second-generation Chevrolet Avalanche - which the GM brand calls the "industry's most flexible utility vehicle" - will start from $32,490. Chevrolet will offer three trim levels on the new four-door pickup, with the midlevel LT starting at $33,170. The top-line LTZ will be priced at $39,905. Four-wheel-drive versions will be priced at $35,490 for the base version, $36,170 for the LT and $42,905 for the LTZ. All versions available at launch will be powered by Chevy's 5.3-liter V-8, which features cylinder-deactivation technology. The Avalanche also will be offered with E85 flex-fuel capability.
GM, VW Face Sibling Rival's Sedan in China
General Motors and Volkswagen are getting a new surprise competitor in China later this year, and after that in Europe and the U.S. It's none other than their joint-venture partner in China - the government-owned Shanghai Automotive Industry Corp. (SAIC). SAIC has confirmed it will announce next week plans to build a luxury sedan based on the once British-built Rover 75 sedan. Job One of the as-yet unnamed new sedan will roll out within the next six months, according to a spokeswoman for the automaker, with a European export version coming in 2007. SAIC owns the rights to build Rover cars.
Spokesperson Zhu Xiangjun says the launch will inspire a "healthy rivalry" among the joint-venture partners. GM says it understands Shanghai Automotive's "desire for further growth," while VW says it recognizes "SAIC's wish to build up its own Chinese brand." SAIC projects 2010 production of about 200,000 of the new sedans, with 25 percent to be exported. SAIC has been building VW Passat and Santana cars since the early 1980s and Chevrolet and Buick cars since 1997. The GM-Shanghai venture has brought tidy profits to the struggling GM, amounting to $327 million last year.
Michael Dunne, president of Beijing-based consultancy Automotive Resources Asia, told the Wall Street Journal (April 5) that "the Chinese formed joint ventures for just one purpose: To learn how to do it themselves one day. That day is here." -Mac Gordon
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Foundary Director Andrew Howe and Managing Director Michael Stanley.
Michael Stanley, 36, and Andrew Howe, 39, have bought the Shakespeare Foundry and formed a joint venture to set up operations in Alexandria.
They hope the move will help them crack the lucrative Middle Eastern and North African markets and double group turnover within four years from é3.5m.
Managing director Mr Stanley said the company's overseas expansion would secure the future of the UK base, by making the group more profitable as a whole.
He added: "It is a partnership of Egyptian money and British expertise. This venture will safeguard our manufacturing business here."
Mr Stanley and foundry director Mr Howe completed a management buyout for a sum believed to be in the region of é1m.
The business, which employs 45 people in Chorley New Road, was established in 1982.
It supplies parts for equipment used in the production of cement as well as iron ore and other mineral processing. Seventy per cent of turnover comes from overseas, ranging from Western Europe and Scandinavia to India, the Far East and New Zealand.
The business has booked a loss for the past two years but is likely to bounce back into the black this financial year.
Mr Stanley said the turnaround had been achieved by making the foundry more efficient and negotiating better deals with suppliers, and despite a huge increase in electricity costs and raw materials.
Power bills had soared from é9,000 to é14,000 a month since last year, he said. The new owners have invested é70,000 in a new, more efficient furnace which will help to keep costs down. Bolton accountants Cowgill Holloway and Manchester solicitors George Davies advised on the buyout.
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namespace League\CommonMark\Inline\Parser;

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use League\CommonMark\Inline\Element\Text;
use League\CommonMark\InlineParserContext;
use League\CommonMark\Util\RegexHelper;

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{
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Expedite passage of land bill – GII
The Ghana Integrity Initiative (GII) is calling on government to expedite the passage of the land bill in order to tackle the key issues including governance, tenure security, land rights and others in Ghana's land discourse.
The bill known as Land Bill, 2018, which will regulate the acquisition and use of land in the country, is yet to be introduced to Parliament for consideration and subsequent approval into law.
The call was made at the launch of the land and corruption in Africa project, in Accra on Wednesday.
Currently, the Ministry of Lands and Natural Resources through the Land Administration Project (LAP) is incorporating gender land right issues into the New Draft Land Bill to protect the interest of the vulnerable in society.
It is that expected the draft Bill will make provision for properties acquired during marriage to be registered in the joint names of the spouses. Where only one spouse is registered for such property, a provision is being made to the effect that such properties acquired during marriage are held in trust for both spouses.
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Speaking at the launch of the land and corruption in Africa project, a Professor at the Department of Land Economy, with Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST), John Tiah Bugri said, the project will contribute to improve livelihoods of both men and women of all generations adversely affected by corrupt practices in land administration and land deals.
The project intends to build capacity, improve access and control over land leverage discussions and enhance recognition of corruption issues affecting women and will also empower the citizenry to defend land tenure rights and demand transparency and accountability from government to end corruption in the land sector.
In addition to this, there will be an engagement with stakeholders from civil society, private sector and government on land related anti-corruption initiatives to promote land governance.
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2077 BS: A Year That Was Challenging
The country was in lockdown when Nepali New Year 2077 begun on April 13, 2020, and it is on the brink of another similar restriction with the surge in coronavirus cases – 460 infection and five deaths – as the year concludes on Tuesday.
Confusion and apprehension prevail on the part of the government as well as in the private sector especially the service sectors like education, tourism and hospitality even on the eve of the New Year.
Opening school has become a contentious issue with doctors and large section of guardians suggesting their closure while school operators are openly voicing for the continuity of physical classes. Tourism sector was badly hit by the pandemic and this sector lost about 16 per cent of its annual Gross Domestic Product in the last fiscal year.
The economic growth witnessed a negative trend with -1.9 per cent in the last fiscal which is expected to rise to 2.7 per cent this year. However, this hope is fragile as it could be easily shattered if there is another lockdown or any sort of restriction in the last three months of the fiscal year since a major part of the capital budget is mobilised during this period and development work takes pace.
Meanwhile, in the last nine-months, until Monday, the government could mobilise only 46.5 per cent of the total annual budget with only 29.2 per cent capital spending, according to the Financial Comptroller General's Office.
The pandemic has significantly affected the materilisation of the foreign investment pledges made in the Nepal Investment Summit held in March 2019, some weeks before the lockdown was imposed.
The Investment Board had recently finalised the feasibility study and Detailed Project Report of four large infrastructure projects showcased at the summit.
Although the World Bank has revised Nepal's economic growth to 2.7 per cent this month from its earlier projection of 2.1 per cent made in January, the fear of the virus contagion had begun to hit the economy.
Education has been one of the worst hit sectors. While the private schools in the urban areas began to run online classes via Zoom and Teams applications by June last year, schools in villages were in dilemma until August with most of the community schools failing to create connection between the teachers and students.
Poor information technology infrastructure, poor internet and telephone connection and poor access to technology resulted in no classes in many community schools across the country. Some schools in villages tried to run online classes but it couldn't give expected results as many guardians did not have a smartphone let alone laptops and desktop computers.
The pandemic affected the academic calendars of the universities and students of Bachelors first year are still waiting for their final exam routines. In normal situation, the final exams should have been completed eight months ago.
Although the universities
hesitantly readied themselves for the virtual classes, with some exception, they failed to run virtual exams. On top of that while the risk of the
virus prevailed throughout the year, universities did not create procedures and infrastructure to conduct online examination. Education sector's growth shrunk to 3 per cent in 2019/20 from 5.98 per cent in 2018/19.
The year remained tumultuous due to intra-party rift in the ruling Nepal Communist Party (NCP). The largest communist party in history of Nepal that had command almost a two-thirds majority in the parliament was in the news throughout the year as the chair of the party Pushpa Kamal Dahal Prachanda supported by senior leader Madhav Kumar Nepal challenged the authority and leadership of chair and Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli.
As factionalism reached the grassroot level of the party and Prachanda Nepal faction took action against Oli, the latter retaliated by dissolving the House of Representatives on December 20, 2020.
However, the dissolution of the parliament was immediately challenged at the Supreme Court and in a landmark decision, the SC reinstated the parliament. In another dramatic development, the court conferred the name of the NCP on Rishi Ram Kattel, thereby dismissing the three-year old unification between the CPN-UML and the Maoist Centre.
This decision finally split the NCP into its earlier form: CPN-UML and CPN-MC. Lately Madhav Nepal faction of the UML is creating parallel party structures across the country.
The party debacle was visible in the election of the Federation of Nepalese Journalists (FNJ) where candidates near to UML's Oli and Nepal faction and MC won in 11, 7 and 10 districts respectively. The year 2078 will continue to witness the widening of the tensions between the two factions of the UML.
In an historical attempt, Nepal published a new map including Kalapani region, Limpiyadhura and Lipulek – which have been occupied by India for the last six decades – in its territory. Earlier, in November 2019, India published its political map including Nepali territory inside its international borders.
Nepal immediately sent diplomatic note expressing dissatisfaction over India's unilateral move. But the southern neighbour did not correct its move, instead it developed a road in Nepali territory of Kalapani region. Finally, Nepal published a new map of the country including the India-occupied region in its territory in May last year (in the month of Jestha).
However, despite prolonged tensions between Nepal and India, the government cautiously handed the relations and maintained the economic and social relations with the latter. The publication of the map created a national unity with all political parties and civil society voicing support for the move.
The government's diplomacy was particularly successful in procuring the vaccines against coronavirus. While about 100 countries across the globe have not received single dose of vaccines, Nepal had inoculated about 1.7 million of its citizens so far and is set to begin the second dose of the jabs from next week.
This year marked the completion of the long-awaited Melamchi Water Supply Project which was dreamt for about three decades and was supposed to be completed by 2008.
The national pride project received multiple glitches and went to through multiple cost and time overrun. However, the pandemic slowed the progress of other large projects like Upper Tamakoshi Hydroelectricity Project, Gautam Buddha International Airport, Pokhara International Airport and many other.
Source : THE RISING NEPAL,


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Britain: the strike wave is still growing...
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Class Struggle/
With new strikes being announced daily, charts appeared in the media in the first weeks of December to show that on almost every single day of the month, one or other section of workers - in both public and private sectors - would be taking strike action. It should be added that the strikes look to be continuing into the new year, with thousands of teachers currently being balloted for industrial action.
If all of the strikes actually take place, it will mean that 1.5m workers will have withdrawn their labour in the course of this month. That seems impressive - and indeed, it needs to be impressive! The working class is under attack as never before. Not only has the cost of living shot up beyond everyone's means, but conditions are being systematically overturned, with the bosses in the public sector and "foundation" sectors of the economy trying to generalise the degraded "contracts" which have become normal in the "gig economy". Once more, the capitalist class expects workers to pick up the tab - and this time, for what economists are describing as the worst recession in 50 years.
And there's the problem: because union leaderships in almost every case - and no doubt by deliberate choice - have selected their own days for action, without trying to co-ordinate them with their "fellow" machineries. Obviously, it is a profound mistake from the point of view of the working class - and all the more so, because many of the workers involved in the strikes have become convinced that the fight they are engaging in must be generalised and that it is indeed, a political fight.
If railway workers' leader, Mick Lynch proclaimed that "the working class is back" in June this year, it was because he knew he was reflecting the mood and feelings of the workers he is elected to represent. And for sure, after having to deal with the destructive and degrading effects of privatisation, many workers from the two main battalions - postal and railway workers - see the restoration of public ownership under "workers control" not as a mere abstraction, but a tangible alternative worth fighting for.
In the meantime hysteria over the unions "ruining Christmas", etc., continues to be whipped up, with Mick Lynch named the "Grinch"... even though the main rail strikes are well before Christmas, on the 13 and 14 December and 16 and 17 December… And even though railway workers always have a holiday on Christmas Day and Boxing Day - when stations are locked shut. And even though, between Christmas and New Year, trains never run normally anyway, because of scheduled engineering works. It says everything about the way the understaffed railway functions if an overtime ban - which had been scheduled in the week between Christmas and New Year - should have threaten to disrupt Network Rail's planned engineering works...
But it is obviously a bit too much to expect from the politicians, government and media that they should actually know their facts... or care a damn about them. Anyway, this over-the-top anti-striker rhetoric is only to be expected from the government, the bosses they defend and their media parrots, none of whom have ever been friends of the working class. Whether the threats to tighten already-tight anti-union laws - as Rishi Sunak has threatened - come to fruition, is yet to be seen. If so, these laws could only be enacted late in 2023, at the earliest.
These strikes, which have seen workers actually withdrawing their labour for several days, and even more than a week, in the case of the dockers - have been a very long time in coming. Pre-pandemic, the unions' "partnership" with the bosses was still the name of the union bureaucracies' game. Ballots for industrial action were seldom acted upon and were almost always used as a mere bargaining tool. But now, to steal a quote, "with prices exploding, workers' anger is exploding" and union leaders, despite their bubble-existence, cannot avoid it. They have had to respond, uncomfortable as it may be for many of them. In fact, in acknowledgement that striking is a long-forgotten tactic in the class struggle, the leadership of the civil service union (Public and Commercial Services, PCS) has been enrolling its shop stewards into "strike schools", so that they will know what to do!
No, it's not a general strike, at least not yet!
Looking at the "strike calendar" - it is noticeable that, according to what is planned, there are only two out of the 31 days of December when two substantial sections of workers are meant to strike together: the postal and railway workers will be out together on 14 December and the nurses and postal workers out together on the 15th... Nevertheless, among the strikers, co-ordination of their strikes is the big question of the day - since this is obviously a more effective way for workers to win their demands.
Union leaders were asked by TV presenters: "Are you and the other leaders calling a general strike?" and Dave Ward - of the postal workers (Communication Workers' Union, CWU) - answered, "Well, it amounts to one, doesn't it?" But no, really, it does not! Up to now, co-ordination between sections of workers has been a matter of chance. So far, since June when the strikes first started, there has been only one occasion when postal workers and railway workers struck on the same day. Train drivers, in the separate Associated Society of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen (ASLEF) union who have (only!) had 5 odd strike days so far, in 5 months, coordinated only one of these with other railway unions* and one, by accident, with postal workers...
Then again, one has to wonder what the logic is, of calling one-day strikes several weeks apart in the first place, as has been the case for the RMT and ASLEF, which have been organising strikes on and off for a very long 6 months. The workers themselves tend to agree with the argument that it would be better to have an indefinite strike - all out until you have achieved your demands... Drawing things out as the union leaders have been doing is clearly inefficient and to the strikers may even seem futile.
So why do the union machineries go for these intermittent one-day affairs? The only answer can be that they do not want to hurt the business, the service, the company in question - and that despite what they may say, it's not about "hitting the bosses where it hurts, in their pockets", after all, but about hoping to preserve a relationship with these same bosses so that they can be regarded as reasonable and in the end, agreeable partners. In other words, the anger and dismay of workers under attack broke through the leaders' resistance this year, and they have called real strikes, but they haven't given up on their partnership policy. For them this remains class collaboration, not the class war which will be needed if the working class is to beat back these attacks and build a better future.
There is evidence for this in the words of CWU leader, Dave Ward, who not only got all CWU branches to organise a massive rally outside parliament on 9 December, but offered only one slogan: "Sack Simon Thompson" (the CEO of Royal Mail). This is obviously empty and useless. He says time and again that the issue blocking everything is the thousands of "compulsory redundancies" - as if voluntary redundancies, without equal replacements, were not an attack on the workforce, since they are job cuts, pure and simple. But that's the problem: Ward does not mind job cuts as long as they are voluntary. It is his get-out clause.
The door is open for the sell-out already: on 9 December CEO Thompson released an "Open letter to our customers" justifying bringing in the new recruits on new, lesser contracts "Which would still be the best in the industry", and maybe they are, when compared to Amazon! But more importantly, he stated: "This is not the gig economy. We have a generous voluntary redundancy scheme and are NOT making compulsory redundancies". So now all that Ward has to do is claim a victory - having got Thompson to back off making compulsory redundancies and sign the jobs away "voluntarily". Partnership will be back.
By the way, the railway workers' union, led by the new star of the strikers, Mick Lynch, has exactly the same position, clearing the path to an "agreement" in the same way, over the "primary" issue of "compulsory" redundancies! At the time of writing, on the eve of its latest rail strikes, Lynch has demanded a meeting with the prime minister to avert the action. Of course he is right that the transport minister wants a show-down so as to cut radically the expenditure on what is a failed privatisation experiment. So yes, the government is behind the rail bosses and their refusal to back down. But so what? That doesn't change the nature of the fight. Unless of course, you have reformist illusions in "partnership".
So what is "maximum impact"?
Nobody can disagree that this is a huge strike movement and that already the postal and railway workers have made big waves on their own. It is certainly the largest strike movement the working class has mounted since the 1978/9 Winter of Discontent and most recently since the strikes of 1989, which were rather special, since at the time, the strikers on the Underground took control of their strike right out of the hands of the union leaders...
Andy Prendergast, who leads today's GMB union, and which has just called on 10,000 ambulance workers to strike, was quoted by Sky News as saying that union leaders "could" coordinate industrial action across the NHS this winter for 'maximum impact", adding that health workers have had enough of "public school boys who run the government and simply don't care" about their pay demands. On that point nobody would disagree! But in fact the Royal College of Nursing had already called strikes on the 15 December and 20 December. So, why are the ambulance strikes called for the 21 and 28 December? That's hardly co-ordination!
Co-ordination has to be a policy, not a flippant suggestion. The union leaders have, in the past few months said that they are "talking to each other" about this. The soon-to-retire Trades Union Congress (TUC) leader, Frances O'Grady certainly hinted at it, even using the words "general strike". However if there have been any inter-union talks, they must have been held in secret because nobody has heard about them...
It is a very, very, long time since the TUC played the role for which it was founded back in 1868 - that is, bringing unions together to fight in solidarity with each other. This has really only happened once, in 1926, when there truly was a "General Strike" involving 1.5m workers - the same number who could potentially be out together today...
As is well known, in 1926, the strikers were scurrilously sold out by the General Council of the TUC which called off their strike after 9 days and it ended in defeat. However, more importantly, this general strike was "secondary action": it was in support of a pay rise and against an increase in hours of work for 1.2m near-starving coal miners who, after striking for months, were locked out by the mine bosses. In other words this general strike was organised entirely on the basis of sympathy action - solidarity with the miners!
Today there is a law against secondary strikes. It is meant to prevent one group of strikers providing support for the pickets of another, so-called flying pickets, as were used in the 1985 miners' strike and also all sympathy striking, for instance train drivers going on strike on behalf of nurses who have little or no "industrial muscle" - and then refusing to drive their trains until the Department of Health and Social Care coughs up...
The NHS has been "on strike " for a long time already
It was apparently a shock to government ministers when the "respectable" Royal College of Nursing declared that it was calling a strike in England and Wales - for the first time in its history - although in 2019-20, RCN nurses in Northern Ireland, led by current RCN general secretary Pat Cullen, had already been on strike (for their first time ever) winning pay parity with nurses in the rest of Britain. But low and dangerous staffing levels and the inability of Northern Ireland's NHS to recruit or retain staff were in fact their main issue, pre-pandemic. And post-pandemic the situation is far, far, worse. But then, on top of the declaration of a nurses strike, came the additional "shock" announcement of the ambulance workers' strike...
Of course, the fact that NHS workers can decide to strike when the service they provide is already de facto in a "strike" situation, because there just aren't enough staff - there are 130,000 vacancies and 40,000 nurses have resigned in the last year - is bound to be exploited by the right-wing media, their employers and government ministers.
The NHS isn't just failing. It has already failed. Nevertheless, NHS bosses continue to pretend they are in control of the situation. This is what "NHS Providers" (a sort of voluntary board of governors which includes all NHS trust executives) had to say about the staffing situation on 30 September (quoted by the BBC): "...the squeeze on pav amid rising inflation is forcing nurses and other staff out of the health service or into making desperate decisions, including stopping contributions to their pension, skipping meals and taking on second jobs. (...) The sad fact is some can earn more working for online retailers or in supermarkets". It added that "the NHS was reaching a 'tipping point' when it comes to the workforce, and the shortage of staff threatened to hamper the ability of the health service to tackle backlogs in treatment". At that point, one in ten nursing posts were vacant.
By early this December, NHS waiting lists had crept up to 7.2 million. Waiting times in ASE departments and for ambulances are so lengthy that one can only conclude that there is no actual emergency service any more. Ambulances are backed up waiting to hand over patients for an average of 9 hours in most regions, some for 15 hours. Waiting times in ASE can be 19 hours or more. The average is 6-8 hours.
West Midlands ambulance service, as verified by the BBC's Newsnight's Freedom of Information request, arrived too late to save the lives of 37 people over the period January to September this year. Yet for the whole of 2020 in the West Midlands, the number of deaths while waiting for an ambulance was only 1.
The NHS director asked to comment on this, said it was "disappointing"! Nobody is even questioning why this might be. Is it because patients are more ill? Or is it because the struggling NHS staff who were there in 2020 - already depleted because of Brexit - have left the profession because they cannot carry on working 12, 14, 24-hour shifts, covering for the inadequacies of the deteriorating system? Even pre-Brexit, the situation wasn't hunky-dory. The NHS has suffered from chronic underfunding since its inception and the fairy tales of how "wonderful" it is, are tales which apply only for the select few who happen to live near prestigious teaching hospitals in wealthy parts of the country. Under Britain's "welfare-capitalism" every kind of inequality, including in health, has always remained intact.
In fact the top bureaucrats in the NHS, while blaming everything on their predecessors, are a remarkable bunch. They remain totally complacent in the face of this unprecedented NHS crisis, on top of a social care crisis. So we are told that the problem with A&E waits and the ambulance tailback is all to do with bed-blocking due to patients who are well, but have nowhere to go because there aren't any social care beds...
The figure the bureaucrats give for "bed-blockers" varies from 13, 000 to 21,770! And they say they are intending to fix this by adding 7,000 hospital beds - 'both real and virtual". And then they smile and tell the public that it's all good, they are working flat out... and coping with the crisis! These numbers obviously don't add up - and what on earth is a "virtual" bed? Anyway adding NHS capacity is all very well - and needed - but this doesn't tackle the cause of the problem. To deal with that, social care privatisation would have to be reversed; "nightingale" emergency social care homes would need to be built with staff recruited at pay equivalent to NHS nurses... And that, of course, is politically out of "their" question.
So today the government is digging its heels in. Its official position on the state of the NHS is one of denial. Health Secretary Steve Barclay says there is no way the health department is going to "afford" the nurses' pay demand, at RPI inflation ie., 14.2% + 5% - a ~20% rise.
By taking these few days of strike while covering emergencies (which, ironically, may well mean much better cover than "normal") NHS workers can only make a strong protest over their situation. For a strike to deliver their demands on pay - which undoubtedly could also attract the discouraged nurses and paramedics back to work (provided shifts could be cut) - it is obvious that these workers need the rest of the working class to take action alongside them and to add NHS workers' demands to their own. It requires reinventing the working class ethics of 1926. And breaking the law...
More laws? Made to be broken!
On 7 December, when the PCS union announced that members employed by the Home Office on passport control would take action at all main airports and the port of Newhaven from 23 to 31 December (not on the 27th), a crucial travelling time, PM Sunak announced that he in turn, was working on "new tough laws to limit the impact of strikes".
It's absolutely predictable. He and his ministers - the third "set" of beauties in 5 months – have been digging their heels in, playing tough, but at the same time without having any real clue about what they dealing with. When Truss had her 45 days of fame, it was a case of the lunatics taking over the asylum. This time it's the wet-behind-the-ears amateurs - who their own fellows in parliament do not even trust...
All along Sunak and his fox-like chancellor, Jeremy Hunt, notorious for causing the first junior doctors' strike in 40 years, in 2016, have argued for pay restraint and use the argument that wage rises will fuel inflation. Never mind that far better brains than theirs (although no less reactionary!), argue that this recession is due to a price-price spiral and that on the contrary, increasing wages could tackle economic stagnation...
But what about these new anti-union laws? In fact Boris Johnson's 2019 manifesto already proposed a "minimum service guarantee" that is, that 20% of trains and other public transport had to run during a strike. It would also apply to public services like the NHS - which of course would probably have to be boosted to run at 20% of its service level because it's probably way below that, strike or no strike!
The threshold for a yes vote for a strike would be 50% of all members whether they voted (turned out) or not. The right of employers to bring in temps to do the jobs of strikers has already been passed into law. So what are the "tough new" laws? A ban on all strikes by emergency workers? That has been mooted. However for the time being, fearful of provoking yet more anger among workers, Sunak is not saying very much. And as was said above, legislation takes at least a year to put into place...
As has been proven over these past months, the current anti-union laws which are not exactly liberal, have never been an obstacle to effective strikes. The immediate here and now obstacle is not the law. It is the union leadership's pussy-footing, their drawing out strikes over months and months, one day at a time, while flirting with strike co-ordination, but never putting it into practice. If emergency workers like firefighters and NHS staff are banned from striking, then the rest of the working class will no doubt have to act according to its own instinct for solidarity - regardless of any law and regardless too, of the remonstrations of the union leaders. It would mean turning the next strike wave into one where the strikers themselves set the agenda - an agenda for political change from top to bottom - and in so doing, forge the kind of revolutionary political party which is so sorely needed.
* The divisions which exist between unions also militate against collectivity and coordination. For instance, the railway workers are organised in 3 separate unions. Those who man the trains, stations, ticket offices, signals and who do the maintenance of tracks and signals are mostly in the RMT, while the train drivers are mostly in ASLEF. The third union on the railways, the Transport Salaried Staff Association (TSSA) organises white collar workers. Rivalry between these union machineries - chiefly between the RMT and the two others, since the RMT is a general union for all railway workers, blue or white collar and drivers - means they are not always engaged in friendly relations, although today, they claim to be. Nevertheless they are not organising their strikes together!


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At its core, Dock Side Drive features a roster of seasoned and established musicians from the Victoria area, all of whom perform regularly both together and with other bands: "The Stomp Club", "Canus", "The Midnights", and "String of Pearls" to name a few.
In addition to individual international and national touring and performing careers, many of these veteran musicians have been seen together on the Dixie, Swing and Jazz festival circuit.
Angela Ireland was a long-standing vocalist with Victoria's show band String of Pearls. After the Pearls retired, she became a founding member of Dock Side Drive and has continued to dazzle audiences with her powerful & show stopping vocals. Performing in many festivals and venues across Western Canada and the States, Angela also holds many theatrical credits including leads in Company (April), Annie (Grace Ferral), The Will Rogers Follies (Betty Blake), and Les Miserables (Fantine).
Anita Bonkowski is an experienced music educator, with a wide range of expertise. She lectures in theory, history and orchestration in the areas of both jazz and classical music. An international composer, arranger and performer, Anita specializes in bass, drums and percussion. Since earning her Masters Degree in Music, she has continued to perform jazz and R&B, musical theater, in show bands, and with various chamber ensembles.Having begun as a performer, Anita then branched out into the world of composition and arranging. She has contributed both original compositions and arrangements to numerous albums, many of which can be heard on CBC and NPR. Anita was a staff arranger and performer for the Commonwealth Games, has made various appearances on recordings, television and jingles, and has also been commissioned to write for various artists and schools across Canada. Her tours include performances at festivals and club venues across Western Europe, North America, the Caribbean, and the Yukon, as well as performing locally at the Du Maurier Jazz Festival, BluesBash and the TerrifVic Jazz Festival in Victoria.
Besides appearing with such musicians as Herb Ellis, Dee Daniels, PJ Perry and Hugh Fraser, Anita has also backed performers such as Johnny Mathis, Englebert Humperdink, The Moody Blues and most recently she performed in the house band for the David Foster Miracle Concert, playing with musicians such as Sarah McLachlan, Kenny G, Josh Groban, Ruben Studdard and the Canadian Tenors.
Chris is an original member of the show band Dock Side Drive, and has performed on many a stage as a lead singer for big bands, and as a leading man in musical theatre. His love of the music of the great crooners (Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, & Bobby Darin) has inspired his singing career. He has toured through Western Canada with some of his favorite shows & roles including: Frankie in Forever Plaid, Will Rogers in The Will Rogers Follies, Harold Hill in The Music Man, My Fair Lady, Che in Evita, Bob Wallace in White Christmas, and Javert in Les Miserables.
David Flello is an educator and musician living in Victoria, B.C. His educator awards include Arts Leader of the Year for the City of Victoria, Jazz Program of the Year from the Jazz Report Magazine, and a Prime Minister's Merit Award for Outstanding Education. His playing experience as a freelance trumpet player has spanned most musical styles including orchestral, small ensemble, pit orchestra, jazz and commercial music. He has performed as an ensemble player and/or as a soloist with the Victoria Symphony and the Brasswest Brass Quintet, The Midnights R&B Band, Dockside Drive and notable artists including Holly Cole, David Foster, Rob McConnell, Guido Basso and the Temptations.
Paul Wainwright has played with hundreds of renowned musicians and singers such as Kenny Loggins, Stevie Nicks, Michael Buble, Martha Reeves, Jim Byrnes, Donny Walsh (Mr Downchild), Vic Damone, and many more. He and his bands have opened for Herbie Hancock, Manhattan Transfer, Etta James, k.d. lang, Melissa Etheridge, The Great Guitars (Herb Ellis, Barney Kessel, Charlie Byrd), The Rippingtons to name just a few. He has performed at the Las Vegas Jazz Festival and the Sacramento Jazz Festival to standing room only crowds and regularly plays festivals, clubs, casinos, private functions and conventions throughout Canada and the USA.
After touring for two-and-a-half-years with the Glenn Miller Orchestra as bassist and arranger, Joey was married in Victoria and moved to Rochester, N.Y. to study for his Masters degree at the Eastman School of Music. For the past 25 years he has been bassist for many local groups and collaborated with various artists during their stops in Victoria.
Joey has written numerous arrangements for such groups as the Glenn Miller Orchestra and the Victoria Symphony, also arranging some of the music for the Commonwealth Games in 1994. Currently several of his arrangements appear on the Bills, Marc Atkinson Trio and Edie DaPonte's latest CD.
Currently Joey plays with vocalist Edie DaPonte, the Karel Roessingh Trio, Clark Brendon (The "Flying Saucers") and the CanUS trad jazz band along with many other groups in town. Joey has been a faculty member at the Victoria Conservatory of Music since 2004 and is currently involved with the new VCM School of Contemporary Music under the direction of Daniel Lapp.
Don is a Drummer/Percussionist who has enjoyed being able to keep himself employed in the music world ever since he won First Place at a drumming competition at the Canadian International Band Festival in 1956. He was a member of the prestigious RCAF band in Toronto where he fine tuned his skills that led him to become the "Pops" drummer with the Winnipeg Symphony and set-drummer with the Manitoba Theatre Centre for 20 years. He has recorded over 50+ record albums with various artists and also taped over 600+ TV shows for CTV/CBC/ITV and the Global Networks.
Francesca Bitonti is a veteran performer and has graced the stage of many theatres and performance halls. Her charismatic stage presence and rich, dynamic vocal sound bring an engaging and entertaining experience for all audiences. She has worked with a number of theatre companies; following in the steps of the likes of Bette Midler, Barbara Streisand, Bernadette Peters and Madeline Kahn with stage credits including: Gypsy (Rose), Charlie Brown (Lucy), The Wizard of Oz (Wicked Witch of the West), Annie (Miss Hannigan).
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The Protege (2021): Action/Crime/Thriller
When her mentor gets murdered, an assassin seeks revenge for the people behind the hit.
Entertaining, yet nothing innovative. I don't really like to badmouth films, but here we are. Especially, the ones that decent effort has been put into them. I'll start with some positive feedback: Maggie Q. Maggie Q has proved to be a diverse actress, seen in dramas, action/adventures, even horrors. Her acting skills extend beyond her fighting or modeling skills and when the role demands it she rises to the occasion.
Unfortunately, The Protege is not one of these occasions. Director Martin Campbell, after two James Bond films and numerous other successful (or not) action/thrillers does not meet, in my humble opinion, today's standards. The story itself is a cliché, with nothing substantial to offer to the genre, and the characters feel under-developed. Personally, I didn't relate with anyone and everything felt like a déjà vu from Luc Besson's early films to today.
I've said it before numerous times about action films and I'll say it again: From the moment films like John Wick (2014) and Atomic Blonde (2017) were released, the bar has been raised too high. Long shots is, partially, what cinematic realism stands for. And even though it is an extremely lengthy debate, the argument here is well-established: The action needs to be coherent, it has to be clear, and it has to have duration in order to be believable and be perceived as 'real'. The director needs to work with the fight coordinator, the actors, and the stunts in preproduction so, during principal photography, everyone knows where they need to stand, where they need to land, and develop the hand-to-hand combat. The editing does not cut it anymore – pun intended. The editing needs to establish the continuity, not in every technique or counter-technique, but when the narrative demands it. Therefore, the info on the poster "From the studio that brought you John Wick…" sounds somewhat ironic. The film features Samuel L. Jackson and Michael Keaton but, as with the rest of the performances, don't expect much.
Unfortunately again, the narrative here is something almost everyone has seen before, lowering the excitement levels to underground levels. Shame, really.
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The Huffington Post Canada talked to designer Hilary Farr, one of the hosts of W Network's Love It Or List It, on ways to spice up your home during the holidays.
How do you suggest taking a break from the stresses of the holidays?
I am the worst procrastinator of all but I have found tricks to help me have fun entertaining without being totally frazzled and cranky. Rather than actively plan, I imagine how I want my house to look. Once I have locked in the visual, I can hit the shops and be done in no time, knowing pretty much exactly what I am looking for, rather than aimlessly and hopelessly walking the aisles hoping to be inspired rather than intimidated by all the choices.
Here are Farr's tips for hosting a holiday party this season.
For many, the living room can become the most important room in your home if you're hosting a party. Here are some tips on decorating your mantel.
People gather around the fireplace to open gifts, entertain friends and swap old stories, which is why decorating that area becomes essential. Tip: When decorating a mantel, you have to be concerned with the space above and below it too. The large reindeer on the ground and the hanging ornaments above keep this display balanced. Read the other tips here.
How do you decorate your home during the holidays? Do you have Christmas lights to outshine all your neighbours or create your own wreaths for your door? Let us know on Twitter at @HuffPostCaLiv or in the comments below.


In the past, I have talked about why college camps are a money maker for the coaches at the school. There have been very few exceptions (I will talk about one later that I am aware of) to this. As an athlete during the recruiting process, you may be sent an invite to a college camp and think that is something that could eventually lead to a scholarship. While that rarely happens, there are some good things that come out of college camps (CLICK HERE FOR WHAT A CAMP INVITE REALLY MEANS).
The area that I have never really talked about before is that while at college camps, other schools are working the camp as well. For example, if you have dreams of playing at the big in-state school, you are going to attend their camp. But chances are slim that you are good enough to play at that high of a level. Other coaches, from Division I-AA, II, III, NAIA, and Junior Colleges, are likely to be working for prospect themselves..
The problem is that when kids have to pay hundreds of dollars to attend a camp, they are not their trying to wow the Division II coaches in attendance. Seriously, how many seniors do you really think pony up the money to go to a camp without at least a hope of showcasing their skills into a scholarship offer? That is why it is very important to pick camps on improving your skills..
Before deciding on where you will camp, you really should take all of the recruiting aspect out of it. You need to go to camps that will help you become the best player you can be. Obviously most seniors are paying the money to try and be recruited by the odds of leaving with anything but a t-shirt and a pat on the back are slim. So if you have been named All State or All Conference, chances are good that camp invites will eventually come..
What you should do when receiving those invites is talk to coaches and other players who have been to camps before. It always seems that some of the smaller camps are the ones that are the most fundamental and important for the athlete in the long run..
If I had a son who wanted to play Division I football, I would pick two camps that focused on recruiting. As mentioned in other articles that were written by parents and athletes, just go to one day of the camp. If it a senior elite camp, go to one day of it. If it is a week long camp, just attend for one day. Make sure that the coaches are aware that you are coming. That one day should give them more than enough time to make a decision based on your abilities. It is pretty obvious what level you can play at in a day..
Then I would have my son go to one or two camps, depending on the schedule of his high school football team, that focus on improving and becoming a better player. Learning the techniques that college coaches will teach you is worth the price. Obviously these camps will be expensive but you are saving money by going to just a day of recruiting camps..
A few camps stories that I feel inclined to tell that I have heard over the years. The first two will be negative ones and the last will be positive. A few summers back, a big in-state school sent out the camp invites to players all around the State. They had a really good year on the football field so interest in their camp grew. Some players went to the camp to see if they were good enough to earn a scholarship and ended up being one of seven hundred campers there. That number is amazing for a camp. The chances of the coaches not being completely over whelmed are small. It was not a surprise when the players left with no offers..
The second camp story camp this last summer. A running back was one of the few juniors named All State in his area so it was obvious he was good. He received the camp invites and decided to go to a camp out west. At the tail end of the camp, the prospect was talking to one of the coaches. This was the first time the coaches actually realized who the prospect was. He had taken a flight, paid for the camp, and did all of these things and the coaches were not sure who he was..
The final camp story is from a basketball program that is working to get themselves among the elite in the country. I spoke with their coaches about them having an elite camp. After making money from other kids at camps, these coaches wanted to have a great elite camp. Instead of charging hundreds of dollars, they bumped the price down to around $50. That was to cover the food and lodging. This would be a great camp to attend because the competition is top notch and the numbers are small. Throw in the price and it is easy for anyone to attend..
Anyways, I would keep the number of camps to a small total but it may be worth seeing because other coaches will be there. But keep in my mind that just because you were invited to a camp does not mean they are recruiting you..
Q&A with a Family Part 2: What happens with football recruiting during a coaching change in December?
Is AAU or high school basketball more important in the overall recruiting process?
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