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Can SpO2 decrease suddenly in COVID-19 patients?
SpO2, also known as oxygen saturation, is a measure of the amount of oxygen-carrying hemoglobin in the blood relative to the amount of hemoglobin not carrying oxygen. The body needs a certain level of oxygen in blood to function efficiently. SpO2 is measured at the periphery, usually a finger, and is one measure of the health of the cardiovascular and respiration systems. A pulse oximeter noninvasively measures the oxygen saturation of a patient's blood, by sensing the minute color changes in pulsating blood and calculating how many oxygen molecules are bound to hemoglobin, or oxygen saturation. A strong, regular pulse is important to obtaining a good signal and accurate reading.1
Despite its benefits, pulse oximetry has many limitations.2 Falsely high or low readings are common; good signal is often difficult to obtain; and patients frequently remove or dislodge the devices because they are annoying. Pulse oximeters report an average saturation over time, potentially creating lag. Other causes of errors include electrosurgery, patient motion, some types of lighting, intravenous dyes, skin pigmentation and nail polish.
SpO2 can fall suddenly in patients with COVID-19, but not all patients may see their blood oxygen levels dip to dangerously low levels. Oxygen saturation can stay normal or near-normal, and then drop suddenly. The oxygen levels are so low that patients should either be unconscious or experiencing organ damage. Instead, they appear comfortable with no signs of respiratory distress (difficulty in breathing). This is called silent hypoxia or happy hypoxia.3 These patients may collapse suddenly. In an article published in the peer-reviewed journal Science4, Reuben Strayer, an emergency physician at Maimonides Medical Center in New York City said, "There is a major mismatch between how the patient looks like and what the monitors show". Seek medical help if oxygen level is less than 95%. This may be an indication for oxygen therapy. However, it is important to note that SpO2 detected via the oximeter is not a stand-alone test. The readings should be correlated with other symptoms of COVID-19.
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We at Health Patrol have been flooded with queries about how soon people can go back to their pre-COVID pandemic life after getting the vaccine. Two doses of vaccine, 28 days apart, are needed. This needs to be taken by all to complete the vaccination schedule. Protective levels of antibodies will generally develop two weeks after receiving the second dose of Covid-19 vaccine. While the news is encouraging and Indian vaccination schedule has begun on 16th January 2021, experts still believe the pre-COVID times will take time to resume.
As we covered recently,a report1 published in the New York Times carried information stating the new vaccines will probably prevent you from getting sick with COVID-19, butno one knows yet whether they will keep you from spreading the virus to others so until that information is clear, it is pertinent to maintain the same social distancing, hand hygiene and mask measures, that we have been following since the pandemic, because some vaccinated people could get infected without developing symptoms, and could then silently transmit the virus — especially if they come in close contact with others or stop wearing masks.
Another report2 published in the Business Insider also emphasizes that avaccine is the first step to helping us return to pre-COVID normality, but it is still not the end-all. Experts have projected that aspects of pre-COVID life will begin to resume in spring 2021 and inch closer to the old normal by the year's end.
If vaccinated people are silent spreaders of the virus, they may keep it circulating in their communities, putting unvaccinated people at risk.Experts are not yet sure how long the vaccine will be effective, and at this time the recommendation is to get both doses and then continue to wear a mask and practice social distancing and good hygiene.Moreover, trials that have been conducted on and around the vaccines have shown that the vaccine could prevent people from becoming sick, but whether people who have been vaccinated can still transmit the virus, is still not researched in detail.
Which is why eminent cardiologist and Padma Shree Awardee, Dr. KK Aggarwal emphasizes in each of his weekly shows that we need to continue with the social distancing and hygiene measures that we have been carrying out since the beginning of 2020. The Ministry of Health & Family Welfare also states that after receiving the COVID-19 vaccine, we must continue to take all precautions like use of face cover or masks, hand sanitization and 'do gajkidoori' – physical distancing of at least 6 feet.3
Health Patrol carried out an extensive report on wearing masks even after the vaccination. Access the report on https://healthpatrol.in/2021/01/13/do-i-still-need-to-wear-a-mask-after-the-vaccine/
1 https://www.nytimes.com/2020/12/08/health/covid-vaccine-mask.html
2 https://www.businessinsider.in/science/news/what-you-can-and-cant-do-after-getting-the-coronavirus-vaccine/articleshow/79652928.cms
3 https://www.mohfw.gov.in/pdf/FrequentlyAskedQuestionsonCOVID19vaccineFLWEnglish.pdf
No. None of the authorized and recommended COVID-19 vaccines or COVID-19 vaccines currently in development in India contain the live virus that causes COVID-19. This means that a COVID-19 vaccine cannot make you sick with COVID-19. There are numerous COVID vaccines in development and each of them teach our immune systems how to recognize and fight the virus that causes COVID-19. Sometimes this process can cause symptoms, such as fever, but these are symptoms that are expected and are a sign that the body is building protection against the virus that causes COVID-19.
It typically takes a few weeks for the body to build immunity (protection against the virus that causes COVID-19) after vaccination. That means it is possible a person could be infected with the virus that causes COVID-19 just before or just after vaccination and still get sick. This is because the vaccine has not had enough time to provide protection.
The COVID-19 vaccination will help keep you from getting COVID-19 and efficacy results have been very promising for each of the approved and authorized vaccines thus far. Based on the current knowledge about the vaccines for other diseases and early data from clinical trials, experts believe that getting a COVID-19 vaccine may also help keep you from getting seriously ill even if you do get COVID-19.
Getting vaccinated yourself may protect people around you, particularly people at increased risk for severe illness from COVID-19, like patients with comorbid conditions, pregnant women, elderly and other at-risk population.
COVID-19 vaccination is a safer way to help build protection, that is much needed now since COVID-19 can have serious, life-threatening complications, and there is no way to know how COVID-19 will affect you. And if you get sick, you could spread the disease to friends, family, and others around you. Getting COVID-19 may offer some natural protection, known as immunity. Current evidence suggests that reinfection with the virus that causes COVID-19 is rare within the 90 days after initial infection.
However, experts don't know for sure how long this protection lasts, and the risk of severe illness and death from COVID-19 far outweighs any benefits of natural immunity. COVID-19 vaccination will help protect you by creating an antibody (immune system) response without having to experience sickness.
COVID-19 vaccination is a crucial tool to assist stopping the pandemic. Wearing masks and social distancing help reduce your chances of being exposed to the virus or spreading it to others, but these measures are not enough. Vaccines will work along with your system to better fight the virus if you do get exposed. The combined effort of getting vaccinated and continuing to follow the social distancing and hygiene measures offer the most effective protection from COVID-19.
Health Patrol has carried out numerous reports on the possibility of reinfection and severe health risks associated with COVID-19.1Due to these health risks associated with COVID-19 and the fact that re-infection with COVID-19 is possible, you should take the vaccine irrespective of whether you already had COVID-19 infection.
At this time, experts do not know how long someone is protected from getting sick again after recovering from COVID-19—which is also because the immunity someone gains from having an infection, called natural immunity, varies from person to person. Some early evidence suggests natural immunity may not last very long. As the system learns to fight back the infection, it develops COVID antibodies. Right now, from what studies have shown, it has been suggested that antibodies may last anywhere between 3-6 months for a person, after which they can start to wane. Asymptomatic persons and those with milder cases of infection are thought to have lower immunity than others.
A recently discussed publication in this regard has been the one by Harvey et al. that concluded that antibody positivity to SARS-CoV-2 is associated with a decreased risk of future infection. The study, currently unpublished, states that using real-world data from more than 3 million people, National Cancer Institute researchers have found that people who have had evidence of a prior infection with the deadly Coronavirus, appear to have some degree of protection against being reinfected with the virus.2
Another recent study3 published on January 06, 2021 in the journal Science, reports COVID-19 patients who recovered from the disease still have robust immunity from the coronavirus up to eight months after infection. The result is an encouraging sign that the study authors interpret to mean immunity to the virus probably lasts for many years, and it should alleviate fears that the COVID-19 vaccine would require repeated booster shots to protect against the disease and finally get the pandemic under control.
We still do not know how long immunity produced by vaccination lasts until we have more data on how well the vaccines work. Both natural immunity and vaccine-induced immunity are important aspects of COVID-19 that experts are trying to learn more about, and we at Health Patrol will keep you updated, as new evidence becomes available.
1 https://healthpatrol.in/2020/10/22/is-there-a-possibility-of-reinfection-in-covid-patients/
2 Harvey RA, Rassen JA, Kabelac CA, et al. doi: https://doi.org/10.1101/2020.12.18.20248336
3 Dan JM, Mateus J, Kato Y, et al. Immunological memory to SARS-CoV-2 assessed for up to 8 months after infection. Science 06 Jan 2021: eabf4063. DOI: 10.1126/science.abf4063
Earlier this week, Health Patrol published a report on vaccines being safe for pregnant women.1 Since then, we have received a few queries from women in their reproductive age desirous of getting pregnant and whether they should get the vaccine once it is available for them. The answer is YES.
However, it is pertinent to be aware of the usual body responses to the COVID-19 vaccine. Studies have shown that COVID-19 vaccination can cause fever in some patients (up to 16% of those vaccinated and mostly after the second dose); however, the study further reiterates that this risk should not be a concern when deciding whether to vaccinate a patient desiring pregnancy. Additionally, the most common symptom of COVID-19 infection itself is fever (83-99% of affected patients). Patients who experience fever following vaccination should take an antipyretic medication, such as acetaminophen pr paracetamol.2
According to the December 2020 Update3 from the American Society for Reproductive Medicine (ASRM) Patient Management and Clinical Recommendations During the Coronavirus (COVID-19) Pandemic, patients who conceive in the window between the first and second dose of the vaccine should be offered the second dose of the vaccine at the appropriate interval.
The CDC4 has also added to this information saying that, "Routine testing for pregnancy before COVID-19 vaccination is not recommended. Women who are trying to become pregnant do not need to avoid pregnancy after receiving an mRNA COVID-19 vaccine."
1 https://healthpatrol.in/2021/01/11/covid-vaccines-are-safe-for-pregnant-women/
2 Polack FP, et al. Safety and Efficacy of the BNT162b2 mRNA COVID-19 Vaccine. New Engl J Med. Dec. 10, 2020 (DOI: 10.1056/NEJMoa2034577).
3 Update 11. December 16, 2020. https://www.asrm.org/globalassets/asrm/asrm-content/news-and-publications/covid-19/covidtaskforceupdate11.pdf
4 https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/vaccines/recommendations/pregnancy.html#:~:text=Routine%20testing%20and%20pregnancy,an%20mRNA%20COVID%2D19%20vaccine.
Most face masks available for public use, especially the surgical ones, are disposable and are for one-time use only. Ideally, face masks should not be used once they are soiled, or the inner lining gets moist. This is also important to note because masks can rarely be sterilized to a permissible extent. If you want to reuse fabric masks or surgical masks that are triple layered, it should be kept dry so that it can last long. Therefore, one way of ensuring this could be to properly wash it, disinfect it, dry it and only then reuse it.
Another important aspect of masks reuse is that they should never be drawn down to your chin, as is commonly seen in people either eating out, or driving or talking on the phone. Because they believe the mask is a hinderance for talking or eating, they draw the mask down and keep it on the chin, which is worse, because this would then let the germs on the face or chin be stuck to the mask and when you put the mask back on, the germs enter your nose and mouth.
In a recent session, eminent cardiologist and Padma Shree Awardee, Dr. KK Aggarwal spoke on the issue of reusing masks and that it is incorrect to remove the mask and keep in the pocket, as was seen in a news clipping of Donald Trump, the President of USA. For further details on this, please check the link here: https://fb.watch/2SBvyni1fx/
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Read the Signs: La Croisette, "The Little Cross" in Cannes
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La Croisette in Cannes. Photo: Franck Michel/Flickr
Cannes evokes visions of glimmering azure waters, swaying palm trees, fine beaches, and the glitz and glamour of the playground of the rich and famous. In line with this image, the main coastal boulevard, the emblematic Croisette, embodies all that is sybaritic and luxurious, an anchor for the most prestigious addresses in the French Riviera.
But the origin of this splendid avenue is diametrically opposed to its current hedonistic identity. La Croisette, in its humble beginnings, was once a very spiritual place. And the clue is in the name.
'Croisette' comes from the Provençal word crouseto, which means 'small cross'. The word came to be used to designate this spot because the glitzy boulevard was once a humble dirt path used by pilgrims on their way to the abbey on the island of Saint-Honorat. Today a steel cross on La Croisette commemorates those who made this pilgrimage.
In 1853, Mayor Barbe asked to be granted the coastal strip, then abandoned, to build a public promenade. Initially reluctant, residents agreed to pay most of the construction costs for a five-metre-wide road. La Croisette in its modern incarnation was born, and the village metamorphosed into a seaside resort loved by those who flock to its sun-kissed shores in an entirely different kind of pilgrimage.
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General Motors Company (NYSE:GM)'s December sales edged up 4.9 percent, beating Chrysler to mark its best December sales in the past five years. General Motor's iconic Cadillac was up overall 12.2 percent, a gain that was fuelled by new entrants XTS and ATS. Another notable winner was Buick, which rose 10 percent following new variants and hyped advertising starring key sport personalities. Chevloret's Volt extended range electric also gained notably, about 72 percent. General Motor's sales announcement steered away from the typical chain of action and made comparisons with November as opposed to December last year.
General Motors Company (NYSE:GM) noted that December's total would make it the first to sell 1 million vehicles rated 30 mpg or more in the highway, in the saturated U.S market. The automaker also pointed out that the sales of its smallest cars-subcompact, mini and compact- increased an estimated 39 percent on a year-over-year basis.
In addition to the sales announcements, the automaker revealed that it would introduce new models this year. "In 2013, we'll introduce new diesel, eAssist and plug-in vehicles in the United States and expand the availability of turbocharged four-cylinder engines," remarked Mark Ruess, President of GM North America.
One notable highlight was the huge gain in retail sales, which increased 38 percent from November. Most automakers prefer retail sales to discounted sales. Retail sales present higher profit sales to individuals as opposed to low-margin discounted sales to fleet buyers like rental car companies.
General Motors Company (NYSE:GM) has taken the forefront in emphasizing retail sales each month, underscoring its undisguised efforts to take the focus away from the otherwise mundane monthly overall sales counts.
While General Motors has every right to exclaim its laudable feat, stakeholders have to bear in mind that the huge gains in December were an industry-wide phenomena. General Motors Company (NYSE:GM)'s close competitor Chrysler, as we reported, also posted its best December sales since 2007. In the report, Chrysler revealed that it gained 10 percent year-over-year, selling more than 150000 units during the month. Other players like Toyota also gained notably, increasing 9 percent. In the same light, Volkswagen AG (PINK:VLKAY) (PINK:VLKPY) had its best December since 1973.


BBLean is an alternative shell for Windows. It is based stylistically on the Blackbox window manager for the X Window System by Brad Hughes. It supports numerous plugins and styles for different tastes and needs.
How to extract: Download the self-extracting EXE to a folder of your choice. Launch blackbox.exe. See this forum post on how to enhance BBLean.
portable? yes; runs on top of explorer. some systray icons disappear, but the programs still running. go for the ultimate in security: create a profile in every pc you use that requires you have the USB stick inserted or else no shell can load.
it's like changing your whole desktop. see the bar at the top. it's your taskbar.
some people like changing their operating system themes.
It's not clear to me what this actually does or why I would need it. Is it just a replacement for Windows Explorer?
I've been using bblean for about 3 or 4 years now.
It's the best explorer replacement i've tried, litestep is too power hungry when it comes to icons etc, and other shells required installs.
Using setshell.exe, I'm able to easily set the shell to blackbox - also, there is the blackbox installer, just run "blackbox -help" for info on installing uninstalling it.
configuring bblean (or any bb mods) is a chore. you have to edit text files to do that. or use bbconf, but that thing hasnt been updates in ages. sadly litestep is the same..
it can run as an alternate shell, but I wouldn't run it from a USB drive, the write processes it can make kill a good USB drive.
I liked this application from the first second. It has a really intuitive GUI and seems highly customizable, and I am thinking about INSTALLING bbLean as my default shell.
When I start bbLean from within the explorer shell by simply double-clicking, two thirds of my system tray icons are not shown in the tray, e.g. Stickies, NeoMem, WallPaper, Thunderbird, Eraser, etc., which makes their applications unusable in most cases.
I want to encourage everybody to put this fine piece on their USB-sticks and use it, which means installing and rebooting (and uninstalling and rebooting before you leave the host computer) to have it function properly.
But I don't think that bbLean is fully functional just by double-clicking the exe.
Yes, that "someone's" opinion might actually have to do with REMOVEABLE MEDIA. (Sorry to use caps, but apparently you didn't really read my posts so I figured I should make it stand out more just for you.) You see, in the registry, the default shell is set with an absolute path, which can be a problem for USB drives.
Great shell! It's the first one that I get used to really fast! I loved it!
Some shells try to completely disable explorer.exe. But I hate that cause I really like the Windows Explorer e some of its facilities. BBLean really integrate a new shell and the File Explorer of Windows.
I've been using this shell exclusively for 6 months. It works fine as the default shell (contrary to someone's opinion in the forum), and is easy to install/uninstall.
Please check out http://www.boxshots.org/ for more screenshots of bblean, xoblite, bb4win, and linux blackbox.
As you will notice it's very customizable, and easy for the shell changing newbie as well.
This really is a GREAT piece of software!
BBLean is sooooo great! I love this piece of software!


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Home›Serbian finance›GetSwift consortium wins € 24.36 million contract from Republic of Serbia Ministry of Trade, Tourism and Telecommunications
GetSwift consortium wins € 24.36 million contract from Republic of Serbia Ministry of Trade, Tourism and Telecommunications
NEW YORK, July 23, 2021– (BUSINESS WIRE) –GetSwift Technologies Limited (NEO: GSW) ("GetSwift" or the "Company"), a leading provider of last mile SaaS logistics technologies and other services, is pleased to announce that it is part of the consortium that has received information from 24 , 36 million euros (subject to exchange rate fluctuations). technological contract of the Ministry of Trade, Tourism and Telecommunications, Republic of Serbia.
The duration of the contract is estimated at two years. The scope of work includes the implementation of telecommunications and computer equipment with the aim of improving the ICT infrastructure in Serbian schools, among others.
"We are excited about the opportunity to implement and deploy world-class technology and infrastructure in one of the most rapidly growing and strategically important markets," said Bane Hunter, CEO of GetSwift. "We hope that these forward-looking initiatives will be used as investment models in the future."
About GetSwift Technologies Limited
Technology to optimize global delivery logistics
GetSwift is a technology and services company that offers a suite of software products and services focused on business and logistics automation, data management and analysis, communications, information security and optimization infrastructure. augmentation, business intelligence, route optimization, cash management, task management, shift management, asset tracking, real-time alerts, cloud communications and communications infrastructure (collectively, the "GetSwift offerThe GetSwift offering is used by public and private sector clients in all sectors and jurisdictions for their respective logistics, communications, information security and infrastructure projects and operations.
GSW is headquartered in New York and its common shares are listed on the NEO Stock Exchange under the symbol "GSW".
For more information, please visit www.getswift.co.
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Judges Name 6 Winners For MEC Educational Trip to D.C.
by admin | Nov 1, 2018 | Homepage
Press Release From Mohave Electric Cooperative
BULLHEAD CITY, Ariz. – It takes place each year, but neither the joy nor sorrow diminish at the end of the competition for the Washington Youth Tour.
The joy comes from naming the winners and the sorrow from telling other hopefuls they won't be making the trip to the Capitol of the United States.
"You wish all the students could go," said Heath Barker, chief information officer at Mohave Electric Cooperative. "They all put in the time and effort, but we can only send six."
The finalists were selected after three judges independently reviewed and graded a short essay by high school juniors. The 12 best average scores were picked to advance. A five-minute oral presentation on Oct. 25 was the deciding factor.
Four members of the community served as judges for the oral presentation and ranked the students based on specific criteria.
The six winners are: Anna Kuzminsky, Kyle Colby, Kaileb Bayliss, Jacob Thompson, and Caleb Fearing from Mohave High School and Madina Roshan from Mohave Accelerated Schools.
Bailey Edgington, of MHS, was named the alternate and will make the trip if any of the six is unable to go.
From June 13-20, 2019, the six students representing MEC will receive an all-expenses paid educational experience in Washington, D.C., excluding items such as souvenirs. An adult chaperone will accompany the students.
The six winners will have an opportunity to visit historic sites, spend time at the Smithsonian museums, tour memorials, hear about the importance of the cooperative model, and meet their member of Congress.
"This is a unique opportunity for juniors in our rural communities to experience history from a hands-on perspective," Barker said. "These kids will return with a deeper understanding of U.S. and world history."
In 2018, MEC raised the number of winners from two to six, dramatically improving the odds for interested students to win.
Any high school junior whose parents or guardians are an MEC member is eligible to apply.
This marks the 27th year MEC has selected area students to participate in the Washington Youth Tour, which is funded with assigned capital credits at no cost to the cooperative.
"Mohave Electric is proud to sponsor this competition," Barker said. "Today's students will be tomorrow's leaders, and this is a chance for six youths to take that first step."
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by Kelly Richardson | May 1, 2017 | Uncategorized | 0 comments
22 JUL – 8 OCT 2017
Eastbourne, UK
Now, Today, Tomorrow and Always
An Arts Council Collection National Partner Exhibition
Now, Today, Tomorrow and Always brings together a range of artworks that explores how popular culture, and its vast compendium of imagery, language and materials has influenced recent contemporary art. The exhibition considers how popular culture, in particular music and films ability to provoke, liberate and seduce, has continued to be a source of inspiration for artists, while also reflecting on a diverse range of themes from subculture, fandom and marginal communities, to individual, collective and national identities.
Encompassing painting, film, photography, sculpture and immersive installations, it features artworks from the Arts Council Collection and Towner Collection created by twelve leading artists including Fiona Banner, Phil Collins, Jeremy Deller, Graham Gussin, Anthea Hamilton, Jim Lambie, Mark Leckey, Mario Rossi, Kelly Richardson, Ross Sinclair, John Stezaker and Matt Stokes. The title of the exhibition takes its name from The Smiths song Shoplifters of the World Unite, a track featured as part of the album The World Won't Listen, and referred to in Phil Collins work dűnya dinlemiyor.
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Children are our future, and the skills learned, the development of their faith, and relationships fostered at camp are often life-changing stepping stones on the road to adulthood. Children come to camp from all walks of life, eager to learn, yearning to make new friends, growing in their faith beliefs, ready to take on new challenges and discover gifts they didn't know they had.


This study contributes to understanding the effects of crowdfunding on the value creation process in the digital game industry. Specifically, it integrates the value chain logic with the platform logic to examine collaborative value creation enabled by opening up the business models of game developers to the crowd. Through a multiple case design this research shows that the benefit of using crowdfunding goes well beyond fundraising. As an implementation of open innovation, crowdfunding unifies the channels that bring capital, technology and market knowledge from the crowd into the game. This finding leads to the exploration of a new complex system of interactions between game developers and value chain stakeholders, and invokes the analysis of crowdfunding as a form of technological platform to identify and analyze new types of collaboration and competition. This research limits its findings to the effects of reward-based crowdfunding. Other forms of crowdfunding require further investigations. The paper also aims to help practitioners understand how crowdfunding is transforming the game industry.


Course hosted in Wells, BC.
An AST 1 course is where you'll learn the fundamentals of travelling in avalanche terrain. We start with a day in town doing theory and some practical elements, followed by a full day in the mountains. This course is suitable for people with basic training and some experience.
We all have to start somewhere! This winter take the training that will help you understand your environment and the tools available to you, and help you make good decisions every time you head out into the backcountry. Have a blast with a group of women who are just as keen as you are to have a fun, make great choices, and come home at the end of the day.
Click Here to Register for AST 1 Feb 3-4, 2018.
Pooley St. Cafe is in the The Wells Hotel and has Breakfast and Dinner. For lunch on class day we are working on the meal that will be served for the group. They will also make you a bagged lunch for field day if ordered the night before.
Accommodation available at the Wells Hotel call 250-994-3427 or whotel@goldcity.net to book a room.
Click Here to Register for AST 1 - make sure to select the Feb 3rd weekend!


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Chinese defense minister meets with Indonesian counterpart in Jakarta
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The visiting Chinese State Councilor and Minister of National Defense General Wei Fenghe talks with Indonesian Defense Minister Prabowo Subianto on the afternoon of September 8. (Photo by Xinhua News Agency)
JAKARTA, Sept. 9 – The visiting Chinese State Councilor and Minister of National Defense General Wei Fenghe met with Indonesian Defense Minister Prabowo Subianto in Jakarta on September 8.
General Wei Fenghe said that China and Indonesia are important neighbors to each other, and have supported each other since the outbreak of COVID-19 pandemic. This year marks the 70th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic ties between the two countries, the two sides should deepen and expand cooperation in all fields and push for steady and long-term development of bilateral relations.
The Chinese military is ready to work with The Indonesian side to implement the important consensus reached by the leaders of the two states, strengthen strategic communication and enhance the level of defense and security cooperation.
At present, within the joint efforts of China and ASEAN countries, the situation in the South China Sea has remained stable on the whole. As a country and neighbor in the region, China is willing to strengthen dialogue and consultation with Indonesia to jointly safeguard peace and stability in the South China Sea.
Prabowo Subianto spoke highly of the important achievements made by the Chinese government and military in the fight against COVID-19 and thanked the Chinese military for providing epidemic prevention assistance to Indonesia.
He added that Indonesia attaches great importance to the relations with China and is committed to closer bilateral ties between the two countries. The Indonesian military is ready to strengthen practical cooperation with Chinese side.
On the afternoon of September 8, Gen. Wei Fenghe attends the welcome ceremony held by Indonesian Defense Minister Prabowo Subianto at the Indonesian Ministry of Defense and reviews the guard of honor. (Photo by Xinhua News Agency)
Malaysian PM meets Chinese defense minister on bilateral cooperation
China opposes U.S. military aircraft trespass in no-fly zone
Y-20 completes first heavy equipment airdrop in plateau areas
China's recent military exercises not targeted at any country
Chinese elected to Law of Sea tribunal
PLA garrison in Hong Kong completes 23rd routine rotation
Destroyer flotilla in 4-day maritime realistic training
Medium-range air-defense missiles launched in live-fire tactical training
Armored vehicles in long-distance maneuver
75th victory anniversary of anti-Japanese war, WWII
China's paticipation in International Army Games 2020
NPC & CPPCC Annual Sessions 2020


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Thanks Zoe just so glad u finally got it on my blog at last!! It is delish.
This looks amazing!! My dad loves baking his own bread so I'll definitely be showing him this post! Fab!
Thanks Katie. I hope your Dad enjoys the Focaccia. I'd love to know what he thinks?
Thank you Nati, it was!!!


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Election Branch
This branch serves as an important link between the Electoral Machinery & Citizens. Conducting free and fair Elections and error free Electoral Rolls continues to remain the primary and priority areas of the Branch, for which this branch looks after the preparation of Electoral Roll, preparation of elector's photo-identity card (EPIC), reorganization and rationalization of polling stations etc.
Elections are conducted according to the constitutional provisions, supplemented by laws made by Parliament. The major laws are Representation of the People Act, 1950, which mainly deals with the preparation and revision of electoral rolls, the Representation of the People Act, 1951 which deals, in detail, with all aspects of conduct of elections and post election disputes.
Collector & District Election Officer is over all Controlling Authority of all the elections in the District. He is Returning Officer for Parliamentary Constituency and officer not below the rank of Deputy Collectors are designated as Returning Officers for Legislative Assembly Constituencies. Generally Returning Officers for Legislative Assembly Constituencies are designated as Assistant Returning Officer for Parliamentary Constituency election.
For conducting Lok Sabha Election Collector is usually appointed as Returning Officer, and Deputy Collector's are appointed as Asst. Returning Officers to assist the Collector.
For conducting election of Legislative Assembly, Collector is over all controlling authority as a District Election Officer and Deputy Collector & Sub Divisional Officers are appointed as Returning Officer for each Legislative Assembly Constituencies.
Parliamentary Election
Maintain Voters Roll
Maintain EVM warehouse


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Chapter 16 – Great Lakes Tech Park Overlay Zone
16.1: APPLICABILITY: The standards of this Section shall apply to all lands illustrated as the Great Lakes Tech Park Overlay Zone. The regulations herein apply in addition to and simultaneously with the other applicable regulations of the zoning ordinance. Permitted and special land uses with the Great Lakes Tech Park Overlay Zone shall be as regulated in the underlying zoning district (as designated on the zoning map) and shall meet all the applicable requirements for that district.
16.2: USES PERMITTED BY RIGHT: All uses in the Great Lakes Tech Park Overlay Zone shall be subject to the site plan requirements as set forth in Chapter 19. The following are the principal permitted uses by right within the Great Lakes Tech Park Overlay Zone:
a. Laboratories, offices and other facilities for basic and applied research, experimentation, testing, product design, technology development, consulting and business development particularly related to solar technology.
b. Business schools and training facilities.
c. Office buildings providing for uses such as corporate offices in accordance with the purpose of this district.
d. Data processing and computer centers, including service and maintenance of electronic data processing equipment.
e. Any use charged with the principal function of research in the area of solar energy, photonics/optics, robotics and electronic equipment.
f. A high technology service use, which has as its principal function the providing of services including computer information transfer, communications, distribution, management, processing, administrative, laboratory, experimental, developmental, technical or testing services.
1) A high technology manufacturing use, which has as its principal function light manufacturing, assembly, fabrication or machining from process materials. Such uses shall include but are not limited to solar technology, agricultural technology, biological or pharmaceutical research, software technology, telecommunications, biomedical technology, fluid transfer and handling technology, defense and aerospace technologies or other technology oriented or emerging industrial or business activity. Permitted high technology uses shall not include heavy manufacturing, heavy stamping operations or any manufacturing from raw unprocessed materials.
2) Research, development, engineering, design, assembly, fabrication and limited light manufacturing of high-tech equipment including equipment involved in high tech industrial activity, instrumentation or associated computer software.
g. Engine project research, fluid transfer and handling product research, development, engineering, design, testing, assembly, production and related office, sales and administrative uses.
h. Manufacturing and assembly operations which operate within a wholly enclosed building. Manufacturing shall not include heavy manufacturing, heavy stamping operations or any manufacturing from raw or unprocessed materials.
i. Accessory structures and uses customarily incidental to the above permitted uses.
j. Parks.
k. Motels and hotels in accordance with the requirements as follows:
1) Minimum floor area of two hundred fifty (250) square feet per guest unit shall be provided.
2) Minimum lot width of one hundred fifty (150') feet and a minimum of four hundred (400) square feet of lot area for each guest unit.
3) Maximum lot coverage including all buildings, both principal and accessory, shall be forty (40%) percent.
16.3: USES PERMITTED BY SPECIAL LAND USE PERMIT: The following uses may be permitted in the Great Lakes Tech Park Overlay Zone; however, they shall be treated as special land uses subject to approval by the Planning Commission in accordance with the additional requirements of Chapter 18, Special Land Use Permit Requirements, and subject to the public hearing requirements set forth and regulated in Section 18.2 d.
a. Medical offices, clinics research, and medical supply facilities, including auxiliary or accessory laboratories. Such uses may include sports medicine, medical wellness, physical therapy, physical medicine and similar facilities. Substance abuse (drugs and alcohol) treatment facilities and facilities principally for emergency services or that provide twenty-four (24) hour services shall not be permitted.
b. Publicly owned and operated buildings and facilities, such as fire stations.
c. Fitness centers, health spas and racquetball clubs.
d. Wireless communication facilities, subject to the conditions of Section 18.34.
16.4: DEVELOPMENT REQUIREMENTS : All principal permitted uses and special land uses shall comply with all applicable provisions of the Zoning Ordinance, including but not limited to the following:
a. Minimum Lot Size:
1) Each lot shall contain a minimum of forty three thousand, five hundred and sixty (43,560) square feet.
2) Each lot shall be a minimum of one hundred twenty-five (125') feet in width at the front building line.
b. Minimum Yard Requirements:
1) Each lot shall have a minimum front yard of forty (40') feet.
2) Each lot shall have a total side yard of forty (40') feet for each side yard.
3) Each lot shall have a minimum rear yard of forty (40') feet.
c. Maximum Building Height: The maximum building height shall be forty five (45') feet when the minimum yard requirements on all sides are met. For every additional ten (10') feet of side and rear yard added, the maximum building height may increase by twelve (12') feet.
d. General Parking Guidelines:
1) All parking shall be located to the rear of the building. The Planning Commission shall have the authority to designate the front of the building when located on multiple road fronts and limit parking at their discretion along the side yards. In addition, the Planning Commission shall have the authority to review and approve limited parking in the front yard not to exceed five (5%) percent of the total parking area.
2) All parking shall comply with Chapter 5, General Off-Street Parking and Loading.
e. Landscaping: Landscaping shall be provided along and against buildings to anchor it to the surrounding environment and soften the structure and must follow the regulations within Chapter 4 of the Zoning Ordinance.
Trees shall be used throughout paved areas and along pedestrian pathways. Trees shall be so selected and planted to provide a mix of canopy and ornamental trees.
f. Buffer Zone Guidelines:
When a Great Lakes Tech Park Overlay Zone is developed adjacent to a residentially zoned parcel or a parcel used for residential under five (5) acres in size, the buffer zone between them must meet the standards as required between an R-1 zone and B-3 zone found in Section 3.12.
g. Uses in this district are required to meet the following site development standards to ensure that this unique district develops consistent with the community's vision of a new business zone and to ensure the compatibility of the variety of uses within the district.
1) Building Materials: All structures visible from public roadways shall be constructed of exterior materials approved by the Planning Commission and consisting of wood, brick or glass. While no specific or particular architectural aesthetic style is required for any structure, high quality, innovative and imaginative architecture is encouraged. All new buildings must contain a minimum of 50% brick fascia on the front of the building.
a) All buildings shall be compatible in scale, mass and form with adjacent structures and the pattern of the surrounding area.
b) Efforts to coordinate the actual and apparent height of adjacent structures are encouraged. This is especially applicable where buildings are located very close to each other. In terms of design, differing heights can often be made more compatible through placement of windows, belt courses and other horizontal elements that reflect similar elements on neighboring properties including rooflines and roof pitches.
c) Rear and side facades, if visible from public streets or neighboring properties, shall be carefully designed with similar detailing and should be compatible with the principal facades of the building. All elevations of the building will be evaluated during review.
d) Building frontages shall be designed with large non-reflective minimally tinted window openings at ground level.
e) Variations in rooflines shall be encouraged to reduce the massive scale of the structure and add visual interest. Roofs should attempt to include two of the following features: Parapets concealing flat roofs and roof top equipment, overhanging eaves, sloped roofs and three or more roof surfaces.
2) Building Orientation: Buildings shall front towards and have their primary pedestrian entrance facing onto a public street or onto a major internal drive. Walls facing a public street shall have windows and architectural features commonly associated with the front façade of a building, such as awnings, cornice work, edge detailing or other decorative finish materials.
3) Utilities: All exterior on-site utilities, including but not limited to sewers, gas lines, water lines and electrical, telephone and communications wires and equipment will be installed and maintained underground. Developers should work with utility companies to plan the most appropriate and unobtrusive location for utility boxes and other necessary utility installations. An architectural screen similar to the building shall screen all utility installations. If this is not possible, the utility installation shall be screened through landscaping.
4) Greenbelt: A twenty (20') foot wide greenbelt shall be planted along each public street right-of-way including the equivalent of one (1) canopy tree for every forty (40) linear feet of frontage. All greenbelt trees shall be uniformly spaced to create a tree lined corridor. The remaining greenbelt shall include only living materials with the exception of permitted driveways, sidewalks, signs and utilities.
5) Driveways: All access shall comply with the principles of the Michigan Department of Transportation Access Management Guidebook. Driveways shall be located so as to minimize interference with the free movement of traffic and to provide adequate site distance. Large development projects may be required to provide a traffic study showing traffic patterns, number of generated trips, etc.
a) Number of Commercial Driveways – The number of commercial driveways shall be a minimum necessary to provide reasonable access for regular traffic and emergency vehicles, while preserving traffic operations and safety along the public roadway. A single means of direct or indirect access shall be provided for each separately owned parcel. Where possible, this access shall be via a shared driveway or a service drive.
b) Spacing Between Driveways – The minimum spacing between two (2) commercial driveways on the same side of the road shall be one hundred and fifty (150') feet.
c) Offsets – To reduce left-turn conflicts, driveways should be aligned with driveways or streets on the opposite side of the roadway where possible.
6) Facility Lighting: Building-mounted light fixtures shall be in proportion to the structure and area intended to be illuminated by the fixture. Free standing pole fixtures shall not exceed twelve (12') feet . Lighting and light fixtures shall . coordinate with the other site elements, with the architecture of the building and with the lighting of surrounding developments and public spaces. All light fixtures shall be screened from all adjacent parcels.
7) Roadway/Street Lighting: The developer is required to install street lighting along all public and internal access roadways per Thomas Township specifications. Developers must contact the Community Development Department for approved street lighting specifications prior to the installation of any roadway street lighting.
8) Outdoor Storage: Outdoor storage shall be attractively secluded from public view through the creative use of berms, fencing, landscaping, building screening, etc.
9) Service Area and Appurtenance:
a) Screen all rooftop mechanical and communications equipment from public view from adjacent streets and adjoining developments. Rooftop screening shall be integrated into the architecture of the building in terms of materials and details.
b) Screen service area and loading docks that are visible from streets, parking areas and adjoining development with berms, plantings, structures or fences.
c) Site noise generating features such as generators, compactors and loudspeakers shall not exceed 60 decibels (dB) as measured from the surrounding property lines and shall be directed away from neighboring properties. The use of noise barriers or other means of reducing the impact is strongly encouraged.
d) Garbage collection areas shall be located at the rear of the buildings and shall be enclosed by opaque material on all four sides. The screen materials shall match the materials on the building.
10) Storm Water Detention/Retention: Storm water detention and/or retention shall be integrated into the site and addressed as a site feature and amenity as opposed to merely an infrastructure necessity. Drainage systems, when pertaining to retention or detention, will be installed above ground but should be well planned, attractive and integrated into the site. Retention and detention areas do not require fencing.
11) Public Streetscape:
a) Sidewalks, Pedestrian Pathways, Crosswalks: The developer shall create a complete pedestrian pathway system within a site linking all buildings, parking areas and green spaces. The design shall ensure that this network connects to any nearby public pedestrian pathways and public amenities to adjacent land uses. Public sidewalks must be installed along all public and private road frontages.
The developer shall provide crosswalks at intersections, at points of vehicular access and in front of building entrances. Crosswalks shall be designed with new paving material that will be compatible with the character of the area. Cobble stones, scored concrete with broom finish, colored, exposed aggregate concrete and brick or unit pavers are examples of appropriate materials. Large expanses of bright white or gray concrete surfaces shall be avoided.
b) Street trees and landscaping shall be designed and maintained to enhance pedestrian access and levels of comfort.
c) All developments will install, at key locations (at the corners of the property or at major entrances or in at least four (4) locations for every two hundred (200') feet of lineal frontage) stone columns and simulated wrought iron fencing with the following standards:
i. A maximum of thirty-two (32') feet length of simulated black wrought iron fence will be installed between each brick column.
ii. All fences will be between thirty-two (32") inches and thirty-six (36") inches in height.
iii. Stone columns will be twenty-four (24") inches by twenty-four (24") inches in width with a twenty-seven (27") inch by twenty-seven (27") inch in width limestone cap. The overall height of the column will be as follows:
All columns will be four (4') feet in height.
iv. The stone color of the columns (see exhibit 2) will match existing columns as determined by the Community Development Department.
v. All fences will be located between four (4') feet and eight (8') feet behind the sidewalk or pathway or match the fence on adjoining properties as determined by the Community Development Department. Location of proposed fencing must be staked and approved by the Community Development Department prior to the installation of any columns/fencing.
vi. A minimum of one section of fence is required in each required direction from the corner column. In no case will sections of fence be separated from each other by more than thirty-two (32') feet.
12) Signs: Because of the distinctiveness of the businesses locating within the Great Lakes Tech Park Overlay Zone, specific identity and direction markers (signs) are necessary. Thomas Township has a substantial governmental interest in achieving the following objectives and has narrowly drawn these regulations to be the least extensive means to achieve them:
a) Types of Restrictions: This section of the overlay zone regulates such things as identity and directional marker sign size, height, placement, illumination and structural components.
b) Public Safety: The regulations are intended to improve public safety by minimizing the visual obstructions, distractions and traffic hazards caused by identity and directional marker signs.
c) Aesthetics: The regulations address the aesthetic purpose of avoiding visual clutter, thus furthering the objective of protecting property values and improving public safety.
d) Balance: The regulations attempt to balance the public's need to identify locations of public and private facilities with:
i. The needs of businesses to attract customers and create awareness of products.
ii. The limitations of human ability to deal with information especially while driving a motor vehicle.
iii. The constitutional objective to preserve freedom of speech.
e) Any business location within the overlay zone whose site was developed utilizing the overlay zone standards shall refer to the sign ordinance regulations to establish wall, pole or ground sign standards.
f) Identity Signs: In order to identify campus locations or groups of multiple businesses, two (2) ground or pole signs totaling fifty (50) square feet in area shall be permitted at every entrance. All such signs shall be setback from the road right-of-way ten (10') feet. If located within the center of a road on a median, it may be located within the road right-of-way. This will require approval from the Saginaw County Road Commission.
g) Directional Marker Signs: In order to direct traffic to a specific area or in a specific direction, two (2) ground or pole signs totaling fifty (50) square feet in area each shall be permitted. All such signs shall be setback from the road right-of-way ten (10') feet.
A Resident's Guide
Great Lakes Tech Park Breaks Ground
Great Lakes Tech Park Overlay Zone Brochure
Great Lakes Technology Park News
Location in relation to HSC Plant
Licensed Businesses in Thomas Township
Over-The-Road Banner Application


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Was it worth the risk?
By Kevin SwaddleSeptember 2013 (Magazine)
How much has Asian real estate benefited global investors in the past 10 years? Kevin Swaddle looks at the numbers
Global investors have been eyeing Asia real estate for more than a decade, motivated by the attractions of real estate as an asset class and Asia's long-term prospects for economic growth. Some have taken the plunge, while others have sat on the sidelines waiting for bargains that have been in short supply. The IPD Asia Return Indicator now provides the chance to examine the sort of returns that investors could have achieved over recent years.
It is no surprise that average returns in Asia have been higher than for other global regions since the time of the global financial crisis. The IPD Pan-Asia total return was 6.2% pa over the period 2006 to 2012, compared with 3.8% pa for Europe and 3.2% pa for the US. Excluding Japan, Asia's margin of outperformance has been even greater, with a return of 10.9% pa for the past six years.
Investors are also likely to be concerned with the returns they can generate in their own currencies, although this depends on the extent to which they are hedging currency risk.
For the last six years, both euro and US dollar investors have gained from currency movements against this region, boosting pan-Asian returns to 9.8% pa, which compared favourably not only to local currency performance but also to the Japanese Yen return of just 4.1%.
Based purely on return levels, investors have therefore benefited from holding a basket of properties in the region, but did this investment also justify the risk?
The IPD Pan-Asia Return Indicator covers nine separate national real estate markets at varying degrees of maturity from an investment perspective. Japan, Singapore, Hong Kong and Korea (the largest markets, contributing 77% of the total value of the database) are well-established international marketplaces, with a significant foreign presence, and thus a reasonable level of liquidity.
China, Thailand, Malaysia, Taiwan and Indonesia, the other countries in the Indicator, are only just beginning to open up to foreign capital, with a relatively small stock of investment grade assets. Allied to their thinner market liquidity, these are also places where there is less price transparency, but the establishment of information sources such as the IPD Pan-Asia Indicator is part of ongoing improvement in this area.
Another key question for investors in these markets relates to the potential for diversification gains. Perhaps surprisingly, the pattern of market peaks and troughs – albeit based on a short six-year review – does not look so different to that for Europe or the US, although the American market has demonstrated a much greater level of volatility.
In the globalised economy of the 21st century, all regions are influenced by fluctuations in world output and capital flows. However, as already noted, both Asian and European regions are made up from widely divergent groups of national markets. Performance levels among these have been widely spread, meaning that greater diversification benefits could have been achieved by investing in some Asian markets rather than others over the past six years.
At the tail end of boom market in 2007, Asian market returns were headed by Korea on 27.9% with Singapore and Hong Kong close behind. Taiwan and Thailand, however, returned only 8% in the same year. In 2008, performance levels declined sharply in all Asian markets, but by 2009 the Hong Kong market was already bouncing back to reach a respectable 15.3%, even though all other markets declined further, and the spread of national returns rose to more than 220bps.
A still wider range emerged in 2010, with Hong Kong returns matching those recorded during the boom years while, in contrast, the Japanese market remained depressed. The past two years have seen returns coming more into line as the dynamic conditions in Hong Kong and China have eased down, while smaller markets such as Thailand and Malaysia have continued a trend towards gradual revival.
Asian markets have also diverged significantly on income return, another key issue for risk. Over the past six years, Hong Kong and Taiwan have generated the lowest average income returns, at less than 5% pa, meaning they have placed greater reliance on capital growth for their overall performance. Hong Kong's income return had fallen to 4% by the end of 2012, a considerable contrast to levels in some of the less mature markets, with, for example, Thailand at 10% and Indonesia at 9.2%. Of course, higher income returns may reflect a greater level of perceived risk in the market; on the other hand, very low income yields may suggest that the potential for further increases in capital values will place a heavy reliance on the continuation of strong economic growth.
Six years is too short a period to produce a statistically robust analysis of investment risk, but a number of pointers emerge from the data. In terms of diversifying market performance risk, Asia as a whole does not appear to have offered massive gains, as the pattern of upswings and downswings has closely mirrored that in Europe and the US over this period.
On the other hand, there has been substantial variation between Asian markets, with Hong Kong, in particular, but also mainland China, showing significant differences in timing from the region as a whole, thus potentially offering greater diversification gains.
Predicting these trends and patterns at the outset was clearly challenging, not least because of the lack of available performance data at the start of the period. Implementing a direct-ownership strategy across a variety of these countries also required substantial knowledge of local market practices and good local partners, aspects that even the largest international investors are likely to have found demanding.
Nevertheless, those far-sighted enough to enter these markets almost certainly benefited from a higher level of performance than available elsewhere during this very difficult period for global investing. As for the risk – that would have depended on where and when they invested within the Asian region.
Kevin Swaddle is executive director & head of Asia, IPD
NZ Super Fund: Kiwi takes bite of the apple
The New Zealand investor is expanding its agriculture exposure by venturing out of its domestic market. Florence Chong reports
European investors hit most by over-allocation to real estate – global survey
Study shows European institutions bucking global trend in planning to reduce exposure
ESR takes stake in Vietnamese industrial developer BW
ESR participates in BW's $450m fundraising alongside other strategic and financial investors in Asia


The objective of this Smart Society Working Group Chaired by Daniel Zeichner, MP for Cambridge, is to explore what can be done to improve confidence in the secure adoption of smart technologies, with planned discussion of opportunities in transport sector.
We agreed to discuss in our next meeting the production of a brief report to present, based on the discussion in the previous meeting. We will circulate an initial draft before the next meeting.
The previous meeting's discussion covered potential applications of autonomous vehicles, and governance arrangements in relation to innovation in mobility as-a-service and multi-modal transport. The citizen, and potential user, perspective should be the priority when presented alongside the industry perspective. Arguments must be balanced and address risks in order to generate support. A report of this discussion is available in the members' area of the DPA website at https://www.dpalliance.org.uk/about-smart-society-group/smart-society-group-reports-publications/. Please note: DPA meeting reports and other documents are restricted to DPA Members and Registered Observers only – please email [email protected] for queries.
If you are interested in attending, please register by emailing [email protected]. Please note that there are a limited number of places so registration is compulsory. Confirmations will be sent to all those with a place in due course. Non DPA members are invited to attend an initial meeting, but to continue participating, then need to join us. More details are available at: https://dpalliance.org.uk/join-us/.


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We offer free, single-evening clinics on topics relevant to all riders at Pedals & Petals. These sessions will last 1.5-2 hours and attendees may want to bring a notebook. Come to one or collect them all. Registration isn't necessary, but feel free to call the shop at 315-357-3281 or check back here on the day of the class to confirm the time.
Sometimes your ride can be unexpectedly interrupted by more than just a simple flat tire. Bicycles have alot of moving parts that can be vulnerabble to there surroundings. Derailleurs get caught on sticks, potholes come out of nowhere, and don't forget about the stray dog (or other riders) who dart out in front of you! Knowing how to make simple repairs may be the diffference between riding and walking home.
This Clinic will arm you with the knowledge to diagnose minor probblems and get you back on your bike! The clinic will be mostly classroom style but you'll have opportunities for hands-on experience too. We encourage you to attend becouse the ride you save may be your own.
With a little regular maintenance, your bike will last you a very long time! in this clinic we'll discuss regular maintenance that you can do to your bike, as well as sugestions for things to do routinely to keep your bike running well. We'll also discuss areas of the bike that will experience normal wear and tear, and what the life expectancies of these parts might be. This is a quick clinic that might save you lots of time in the future!
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Tourists flock to Pakistan Kashmir valley in rare boom
Success stories can be rare in Pakistan, but tourism is booming in Kashmir. (File Photo: AFP)
AFP, Neelum Valley
Success stories can be rare in Pakistan, but business is booming in one Kashmir tourist spot as the region rebuilds after a devastating earthquake and shrugs off associations with violence.
Hundreds of thousands of Pakistani tourists drawn to the lakes and glaciers of the Neelum valley are injecting desperately needed money into one of the poorest parts of the country.
Westerners stopped coming to the Himalayas of Pakistani-Kashmir years ago, put off by its reputation as a training ground for Islamist militant groups and the risk of sporadic conflict with India.
But with a new road built by the Chinese after the 2005 earthquake killed 73,000 people and a ceasefire holding with India, Pakistanis are discovering the snow-capped peaks, glaciers, lakes and lush-green meadows of the Neelum valley.
Known locally as "Paradise on Earth," the valley is 114 kilometres (70 miles) east of the base camp where gunmen shot dead American, Chinese, Lithuanian, Slovakian and Ukranian climbers in June.
It was the worst attack on foreigners in Pakistan for a decade, but in neighbouring Kashmir, few Pakistanis are worried.
"There is a bit of fear there, but overall we are enjoying ourselves and we will stay according to our plan," said Mohammad Amir, a lawyer on holiday with his family from southern Punjab.
Munazza Tariq, a university student from Karachi, agrees.
"This was carried out by enemies of Pakistan. After it happened, we received a lot of calls from our relatives from Karachi, but we are safe and enjoying ourselves," said Munazza.
Local tourism ministry official Shehla Waqar says 600,000 people visited Neelum last year compared to 130,000 in 2010, before the Chinese built a road linking the area to Muzaffarabad, the capital of Pakistani-administered Kashmir.
"There is an influx of tourists in the area because we have a very beautiful road from Muzaffarabad to the Neelum Valley," she said
The nearby Line of Control slices apart the Indian and Pakistani-held zones of the Himalayan region where a ceasefire has held since November 2003.
"This area is very peaceful and there is no fear of terrorism," said Waqar.
India and Pakistan have fought two wars over Kashmir, a Muslim-majority region claimed in full by both sides.
Sporadic clashes killed six soldiers in January and February, but officials on both sides have kept tensions in check and Pakistan's newly elected prime minister, Nawaz Sharif, has put improving relations with India at the cornerstone of his foreign policy.
By contrast, Taliban attacks in the northwest -- where mountain resorts have in the past sucked domestic tourism away from Kashmir -- and the impact of crippling power cuts pushing people towards balmier climes is also driving visitor numbers higher, Waqar said.
There are now 115 registered guest houses in the Neelum valley, local deputy commissioner Mohammad Farid told AFP, compared to none in 2010.
The authorities say they have stepped up security after the climbers were killed in Gilgit-Baltistan, but because tourists in Kashmir are Pakistani rather than foreign, they are not braced for a serious knock-on effect.
"We have strict instructions that all government and private guest houses are to close their main gates at 10 pm," Kashmir tourism minister Abdul Salam Butt told AFP.
"No doubt this incident has damaged international tourism in Pakistan, but it won't affect Kashmir because we host domestic tourists," he added.
Raja Zarat Khan, who owns a private guest house, said he was fully booked into the next week and he had no cancellations.
"I'm having a great season," he said.
Mohammad Awais, 44, runs a restaurant, a string of guest houses and now also takes tour groups to the Neelum Valley.
"This business has changed my life. Last year I did excellent trade because I gave tourists a lot of incentives: hiking, trekking, fishing, boating. The environment in Neelum Valley is very good. Once you enter the valley, no one wants to leave."
He also doesn't expect the Gilgit shootings to have a major impact.
"It hasn't made a big difference -- perhaps four to five percent because the elite class, who come here, feel insecure, but no one has cancelled any bookings. People are still coming," he said.
The boom is welcome in a region where many men have traditionally left behind their families to work in Pakistan's largest cities.
Awais has hired cleaners, cooks, drivers and tourist guides: all men who would otherwise be unemployed.
Suppliers have benefited. Villagers even sell their freshly grown cherries, apricots and plums to tourists.
But others warn that more needs to be done to sustain the boom across the rest of Pakistani-Kashmir.
"There are some beautiful places in our area, but there are no proper roads available and the tourists can't go to these areas," said Khawaja Abdul Samad, who is thinking about opening his own hotel.
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After staying the night in a tiny and truly charmless Air BnB, we headed out for Oiso to visit the town of Hakone. Hakone is a mountain town known for it's onsen, or japanese hot spring baths, and art museums. It's also a resort town so when I went to look for places to stay, I was blown away by the prices – $300/night for the most basic! We're really trying to stay at no more than $100/night as much as possible, allowing for the fact that Japan costs more than other places, and that was out of our price range. Instead, I found an Air BnB not too far away that had great reviews, so off we went.
We arrived and our host picked us up and took us to the property. I haven't written much about the places we've stayed, I realize. Mostly we are in Air BnBs which have 2 bedrooms and a living area, and the prices have been anywhere from $60-100 night for most of the trip. They've mostly been nice, clean and have worked well for us, usually set up like a standard small apartment you could imagine.
This one was something else. The owner and his wife are artists/decorators/musicians/photographers/videographers/art teachers who live in the little seaside town of Oiso, where I later learned Haruki Murakami also lives. Masami, the husband, wakes up at 6 am to surf every day. We were hungry so stopped for ramen on the way at a place that made tomato ramen in a salt broth, quite tasty.
Masami told us that he and his wife had redone the house with a shipping container, adding in the floors, the electricity and the rooms. We walked in through a sliding glass door and saw a worn wooden floor hallway going into a small patio and a twisted, narrow winding staircase off to one side. On either side of the hallway were rooms, one of which led to the shower room and also had a vintage foosball table in it which the kids promptly began playing. The other side had a room with a magazine racks in it and another staircase leading upstairs. The hallway ended in a large space with long tables, a small bar area, and a piano, drum kit, guitar, and various musical instruments scattered about. We walked up the narrow metal staircase to find the second floor with rooms to either side, and were motioned up to the third attic level through a tiny, steep staircase that emerged onto an open landing into a low ceilinged attic room. Eric stood up and immediately hit his head on a rafter, in what was to be an oft-repeated event for the two night stay here. I'm not sure what Japanese building codes are like, but I'm pretty sure this place doesn't comply. For a kid, it's a wonderland. Dusty rooms in seemingly secret places with treasures to be found around the bend. As an adult I looked down the attic staircase without railings and pictured one of the children tripping and falling to the bottom, laying there with their neck broken. At night we blocked off the entrance with a chair. Eric used whatever bottle was handy if he had to pee at night as the only bathroom was two sets of stairs down.
We all headed off to the beach, we all played in the waves while Masami surfed. On the way home we picked up fish for sushi and some sake and headed back. After we showered and changed he had us come back to their part of the house, which was by following the second level back, outside on a wooden walkway and then into their house. That night we had hand rolled sushi for dinner!
The following day we went to Hakone. This was truly beautiful. A switchbacking mountain railway leads to mountain base. If you wish, you can further take cable cars to the top and boats around. I do wish we'd had another day to explore and to take an entire loop of the town. As it was we went to the Hakone Open Air Museum, filled with outdoor sculpture of all kinds and a special Picasso exhibit with some of his fused glass paintings, which I had never seen. They had a big outdoor clear plastic bobbly play structure for the kids, who scampered about like little hamsters inside. We had hoped to see Mt. Fuji, but it was cloudy and she remained shrouded. She is indeed a modest lady.
We then went to an onsen, or Japanese bath! It was so, so lovely. The men's and women's areas are separated as you go into the spas in your birthday suit. First you go into the locker room areas and disrobe, then sit in the communal shower area and wash thoroughly. Then you head into the spas! There were several small to medium size pools of different warmth and a cold pool for refreshment. I had been really looking forward to this as a time of peace and relaxation. The girl and I got into the onsen area and from the moment we stepped in it was "oh this is so nice the water is so warm oh this one is too hot should we try that pool that one looks like a cave here's a cup! What do you think this cup is for? Oh they use it to splash water on themselves i'm going to try the cold pool what's this little fountain for my towel is wet can you put my towel up can you fix my hair lets go into the sauna soon lets just put our feet in here okay maybe we can sit on the bench and take a break…" On and on and on. At one point I asked for five minutes of silence, and after 30 seconds I heard, "has it been five minutes yet? Now? Now? Now?" And I gave up on the peace and quiet part of the experience. Even with the logorrhea, the pools were so nice and my muscles felt better.
That night for dinner was fresh gyoza and takomaki, or octopus dumplings, also amazing. (We had a octopus free version). Ikuko was a wonderful host – at breakfast that morning the boy had mentioned that he loves gyoza but we haven't been able to find any vegetarian or fish gyoza here, and she said we'd have them for dinner! A South Korean guest had joined the house and we enjoyed meeting her for dinner. Next morning was miso soup and onigiri, or rice balls wrapped in seaweed. The onigiri became a staple food for us during the rest of our time in Japan.
The next morning, after breakfast, we all hung out and played music together and chatted before we left for the train station. The boy played "Space Oddity" for all assembled, I pattered on the drum kit, and Eric enjoyed having a piano again and playing.


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Those who found themselves confused by my programming recipe the day before yesterday can now be a little less confused (hopefully): here's the explanation.
The program is written in an esoteric programming language called Chef, who's sole purpose is to be able to write computer programs that look like recipes. There are even competitions to write programs in it that can also be cooked as real dishes. It's a strange world. Each of the ingredients is a primitive kind of variable (for the non-programmers: a named entity [eggs, penne pasta, etc.] that can contain a value). The values that these variables can be instantiated with are numbers, and the numbers are given at the start of the line. Therefore, at the start of the program, eggs=3 and penne pasta=56.
These are "put" into the mixing bowl one at a time. The mixing bowl is a stack – the things put in to it first appear at the bottom, with other things on top of it (for the non-programmers: stacks are immensely useful in almost all programming languages, so programmers tend to have no trouble with being told "the mixing bowl is a stack"). So, when the first item (penne pasta) is put into the mixing bowl, it (and it's associated value, 76) sits at the bottom of the bowl, ready for other things to be "put" on top of it.
However, we do some more complicated things, such as "adding" a birds-eye chilli. "Adding" is not the same as "putting". When something is "added" to the mixing bowl, the value of it's ingredient is added, mathematically, to the value of the thing at the top of the bowl. So, for example, when we add "1" birds-eye chilli to the mixing bowl which contains only "76" grams of penne pasta, we end up with a mixing bowl containing just "77" grams of penne pasta.
"Combining" is another Chef operation. After we've put the fresh ginger (17) in, we combine it with the cinammon (5), which results in a multiplication of the top item in the bowl, resulting in 85. "Removing" the birds-eye chilli (1) reduces this number by 1, because the "remove" operation means "reduce the value of the ingredient from the value of the ingredient in the top of the mixing bowl". Later, we "stir", the mixture, which moves some of the values in the stack around (read the spec if you care). And eventually, we "liquefy" the contents of the mixing bowl, which turns the numbers into their Unicode equivilent (typically letters): N, A, M, T, A, C, and S.
The baking tray is the output buffer (buffet?) in which things must be placed to be output to the screen, and the "serves" directive indicates which baking tray (we only have one in my recipe, but the language specification allows for multiple bowls, trays, and even delegation of sauces and other side dishes to other chefs – see the recipe for Fibonacci Numbers with Caramel Sauce [and notice the recursion – "caramel sauce should be served with caramel sauce"]) we output to the screen.
Jon earns himself a pint from working through the program, the mad fool that he is. There was a flaw in his logic, though, that made him come up with "NAMTACS" as the answer: he forgot that the baking tray, too, is a stack, and that the order of the ingredients is not changed in the transfer from the mixing bowl to the baking tray (check the spec!)… when popping ingredients out of the baking tray, they come out in reverse order. A pint to Paul for spotting his mistake. The correct output is "SCATMAN".
Thanks to David Morgan-Mar for this fantastic programming language. He's also the man behind LenPEG, an image compression algorithm which, for selected images, can achieve lossless compression at a ratio of 6,291,456:1, and HQ9++, an object-oriented language which provides the most code-efficient possible method ever to write test programs such as Hello World, 99 Bottles Of Beer, and the Quine program, although nobody has ever successfully written a Fibonacci generator or a Towers of Hanoi solver in it.
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crimes and misdemeanors Feb. 17, 2014
52-Year-Old Chases Down Mugger Through Subway Tunnel
By Adam Martin
NEW YORK, NY - DECEMBER 15: People look over at the Metropolitan Transit Authority (MTA) "Nostalgia" vintage subway train from a F train on the opposite track on December 15, 2013 in New York City. The MTA is running their annual "Nostalgia" holiday subway train along the M line from the 2nd Ave Station in Manhattan to the Queens Plaza station in the Queens borough in New York City on Sunday's though December 22. The R1 through R9 cars were in service from the 1930's to the 1970's. (Photo by Preston Rescigno/Getty Images) Photo: Preston Rescigno/2013 Getty Images
A mugger in Greenwich Village hit the wrong man, it seems, as the 52-year-old victim immediately began chasing the 54-year-old robber, following him down into a subway station on the 1 line, up the tracks to the next station north, then back up to the street, where the victim flagged down a cop and had the mugger arrested. Perhaps this is a sign it's time to retire from the mugging business.
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Gnaphaloryx multicavus es una especie de coleóptero de la familia Lucanidae.

Distribución geográfica
Habita en Célebes.

Referencias

Enlaces externos

 Fotos en Un Monde En Couleurs.

Multicavus
Coleópteros de Célebes
Animales descritos en 1969

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaWikipedia