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"Scouting is crucial to success during winter dove season since the birds tend to concentrate in areas with low ground cover and lots of seeds from wild native plants.\nPhoto: Shannon Tompkins / Houston Chronicle\n\nSometimes the hunt is nothing more than a search for serenity.\n\nPursuit of game takes a back seat to the solace and reflection that can be found at the side of a pond or the edge of a field.\n\nWingshooters have many ways they can chase that feeling this time of year. Duck, goose, pheasant, quail, sandhill crane, snipe, Rio Grande turkey and woodcock have respective seasons with dates in December and January, giving plenty of options for shotgun bearers as one year gives way to another.\n\nThere is an additional opportunity among the bevy of birds that goes underused by Texas hunters — the winter dove season.\n\nThe second stint of dove season opens statewide Dec. 20 and runs through Jan. 5 in the North Zone, Jan. 14 in the Central Zone and Jan. 23 in the South Zone.\n\nAnd it has plenty of perks.\n\nWhen it comes to dove hunting, Texas is at the top of the game. Fitzsimmons said about a third of the nation’s dove hunters are in Texas, and those hunters account for a third of the country’s mourning dove harvest and 85 percent of the white-winged doves.\n\nHowever, most of those hunts occur in September, when hunters are itching to get afield after a lengthy offseason. Based on data collected from leg bands, 80 percent of dove harvest in Texas happens in September, while 5 percent or less occurs during the winter season.\n\nIt’s that disparity that gives hunters an excellent chance at finding some quiet time alone. The crowds of September are gone and with it, too, the scorching heat.\n\nFitzsimmons said the birds also become more gregarious this time of year. They group together more, sometimes in mixed flocks, making for more excitement when you do cross paths with them.\n\nThe second season comes with its own set of challenges, though.\n\nThe young, naïve birds that carelessly flew by in September are no more. The doves are older and wiser now.\n\nThe overly cautious, gun-shy birds require hunters to be more conscious of concealment, movement and camouflage, Fitzsimmons said. Sitting out in an open field in a lawn chair isn’t going to get it done in December.\n\nThe doves become more unpredictable in the winter. Cold fronts will trigger movement and make the birds difficult to pattern.\n\nIt’s why Fitzsimmons stresses that scouting is key to success during the winter season.\n\n“I highly recommend that you put in a lot of time scouting. And when you do find birds, that you jump on them as quick as you can because they might not be there the next day,” Fitzsimmons said.\n\nThose birds become more transient in their search for food as their diet transitions to native sources in the winter. The waste grains doves thrived on earlier in the year are gone, leaving seeds of native vegetation as primary sources of sustenance. Croton, native sunflower, wild millet, sesame and other forbs and weeds are on the menu for doves in winter.\n\n“If you hunt a lot in September in an area where wheat and milo are grown, come December, that area will not be very good,” said Bob Thornton, who founded the Texas Dove Hunters Association in 2012.\n\nThornton, who says he loves to hunt in the late season, said there are other tactics that can be advantageous when pursuing doves in the heart of winter.\n\nHe says folks will have better chances of finding mourning doves if they target more rural areas. Thornton encourages the use of hunting aids, such as decoys, to help. “The more the merrier,” he said. There is also the matter of how timing can change as the days get shorter.\n\n“In the first season, your afternoon hunt starts around 4 or 5 o’ clock,” Thornton said. “The second season you need to be in the field about 2-2:30, because they tend to feed just a little bit earlier. If you’re hunting around roosting areas or watering areas, then later in the day is better.”\n\nThornton also offered a scouting tip from years of dove-hunting experience that could be useful to hunters looking for a hot spot in the late season.\n\n“It’s kind of hard to tell, but you want to look to see if they’re high-flying birds that are dropping down, or if they’re low,” Thornton said. “Reason for it is, if they’re passersby that drop in to feed, odds are they’re not going to be there the next day. If they’re low-flying birds, then they probably came from a roost somewhere or from ground cover somewhere else nearby.”\n\nTexas dove hunters enjoy a 90-day season thanks to the addition of 20 days in 2016. Those additional days have bolstered the winter season, which remains untapped with potential for a lot of hunters.\n\nThornton said the harsh conditions that winter sometimes brings and the arrival of the general deer season cause some hunters to disengage with the pursuit of doves. He said dove hunting will often get pushed to the wayside as deer season begins, as hunting for whitetails is more profitable for outfitters and they don’t want shotgun blasts chasing away all the deer. That seems to be the case at least on smaller properties.\n\nThe King Ranch in South Texas is anything but a small property, and the winter dove season doesn’t go so underutilized.\n\nThe boom-and-bust cycles associated with quail, which along with monster whitetails reign supreme on the ranch, can make quail season a tough task during drought years. The winter dove season on the King Ranch offers an additional prime wingshooting opportunity when quail numbers are low.\n\nWith quail and waterfowl also in season, the ability to hunt dove on the ranch is a bonus that makes it a special time for bird hunters.\n\n“It’s just an enjoyable time of year to be here, because dove adds another element to what is already a diverse set of hunting opportunities for us,” Roberts said.\n\nWhether it be on one of the biggest ranches in the world or a tiny parcel close to home, dove season is one of the most gratifying of Texas’ treasure trove of outdoors endeavors. It’s one of the easiest hunts to prepare for and provides lifelong memories to those who choose to spend a winter day afield.\n\nFor public hunting opportunities on wildlife management areas, Fitzsimmons suggests Mason Mountain, Guadalupe Delta, Chaparral and the Las Palomas WMAs as the best opportunities for success in the winter dove season. He said any area could have birds, though, and that hunters should check with WMAs for conditions and to make sure dove hunting is allowed before embarking on a trip.\n\nTexas hunters have a statewide daily bag limit of 15 birds that can include mourning, white-winged and no more than two white-tipped doves. Dove hunters are not allowed to bait birds and the legal shooting hours are from a half-hour before sunrise to sunset.\n\nHunters can also take the exotic Eurasian collared dove, which can be harvested year-round and are not subject to bag limits. The Texas Dove Hunters Association offers the Banded Bird Challenge, a competition that serves as a research program for the non-native bird. Hunters who enter the program and collect bands from harvesting Eurasian collared birds can win a bevy of prizes, including a truck, ATV or exotic dream hunt, while also providing valuable data about an invasive species.\n\nRegardless of what species or how many birds are bagged, the winter dove season provides hunters with a way to turn over a new year with tranquility.\n\n“For a lot of people, just getting out and having some quiet time is 90 percent of the hunting,” Fitzsimmons said."
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This diversity is a strength and each has impacted their community and made it better.\n\n“For that, we thank them and, today, we celebrate them.\n\n“Collectively the recipients, whose achievements span community service, science and research, industry, sport, the arts and more, represent the very best of Australia.”\n\n“The Order of Australia belongs to all Australians. In addition to the characteristics of selflessness, excellence and service, each recipient in the Order has something else in common: someone has taken the time to nominate them for recognition.”\n\n“Please consider nominating someone outstanding from your community for recognition. The Order belongs to each of us and we all have a part to play. The only way a person can be recognised through the Order of Australia is for someone to nominate them.”\n\nResidents and those with connections to our area recognised in the 2022 Queen's Birthday Honours list include:\n\nMEMBER (AM) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION OF THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIA\nDr Deidre Karen ANDERSON\nFor significant service to tertiary education, and to sports administration.\n\nBoard and volunteer roles - other\n\nMEMBER (AM) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION OF THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIA\nMr Barry Martin LAMBERT, Collaroy\nFor significant service to cannabinoid medical research, to business, and to charitable organisations.\n\nThe Lambert Initiative is the outcome of an unprecedented pledge of $33.7 million by Barry and Joy Lambert to the University of Sydney in order to fund long-term research into the medicinal potential of the cannabis plant. A world first in the extent of support for medicinal cannabis research, this remarkable gift places Australia at the forefront of medicinal cannabinoid research.\n\nAs a result of the experiences of their granddaughter Katelyn who suffers from debilitating paediatric epilepsy, the Lambert’s goal was to fund the establishment of research into the possibility of cannabinoid treatments, not only for epilepsy, but for a broad range of chronic illnesses.\n\nThe donation is also the largest ever made to research at the University of Sydney.\n\nThe Lamberts’ gift holds the promise of achieving innovative and effective new medicines to alleviate the suffering of countless numbers of people by enabling research across a broad range of applications, from addiction, cancer, obesity, childhood epilepsy and chronic pain to dementia and mental health disorders.\n\nThe Lambert’s donation funds a multi-year program (2015 - 2024) to build on the University’s extensive clinical and scientific cannabinoid-related expertise to ultimately produce cannabinoid-based medicines that are safe, reliable and affordable.\n\nMEMBER (AM) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION OF THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIA\nMr John McCONAGHY, Avalon Beach\nFor significant service to the yacht manufacturing sector.\n\nJohn McConaghy, was a boy who sailed out of Seaforth Sailing Club in the 1950s who went on to become a “World-wide Legend of Boat Building.” McConaghy boats was founded by John McConaghy in 1967, building 12, 16, and 18 foot skiffs, Tornado and A-class catamarans, moths and other high performance dinghies. Early boats were built of plywood, quickly after McConaghy began engineering and perfecting the vacuum formed foam sandwich, fibreglass / Kevlar construction method, which proved an immediate success.\n\nAs the company’s reputation grew, so did McConaghy's research and development into pre-preg composite techniques earning them a reputation as the best in the business and making the McConaghy name synonymous with light, strong and stiff laminated structures.\n\nIn the year 2000, long term McConaghy employees, Jono Morris and Mark Evans embraced the opportunity to take over the company from founder John McConaghy and long time business partner Steve Moxham. Since that time, the company has continued to pursue a very conservative financial strategy while also diversifying to extend its revenue base, a strategy that has seen it triple in size in the past decade.\n\nMEMBER (AM) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION OF THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIA\nDr John Huston STEWART, Balgowlah\nFor significant service to medicine as a nephrologist.\n\nMEDAL (OAM) OF THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIA IN THE GENERAL DIVISION\nMrs Joan BRATEL, Balgowlah\nFor service to people with cerebral palsy.\n\nThe NSW RFS History Website was created under the guidance of NSW RFS Honorary Historian, Alan Brinkworth AFSM, and much of the content is from Alan’s personal collection.\n\nSince 1972 Alan has been documenting the history of the Service and his collection includes memorabilia such as posters, brochures, publications, photographs, signs, badges, patches, decals, stickers, dress and operational uniforms, helmets, hoses, fittings, hand tools and small equipment, radios and phones.\n\nAlan Brinkworth inside truck: Taken in 1979.\n\nMEDAL (OAM) OF THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIA IN THE GENERAL DIVISION\nMrs Lynleigh Dawn GREIG, Elanora Heights\nFor service to wildlife conservation.\n\nThe award was announced at the annual Zonta International Women’s Day Breakfast, at Royal Prince Alfred Yacht Club, and recognises outstanding achievements of local women and their valuable contribution to the Pittwater community.\n\nOver the past 10 years Lynleigh has volunteered countless hours supporting injured and vulnerable wildlife, including during the 2019/20 catastrophic bushfires across NSW. Lynleigh has also been instrumental in establishing Sydney Wildlife Rescue’s mobile care unit, which provides deployable treatment in emergency situations.\n\n“Lynleigh is a passionate advocate for our native wildlife and is widely regarded for her fearlessness and expert knowledge,” Rob Stokes said.\n\n“Many locals have called upon Lynleigh when faced with snakes, possums, lizards and other types of uninvited wildlife in their homes.\n\n“Lynleigh has an encyclopaedic knowledge of wildlife and has an enviable ability to calmly wrangle, rescue and relocate those creatures that make many of us squirm.\n\n“In a community like ours that’s fortunate to be surrounded by bushland and national parks – wildlife volunteers like Lynleigh are invaluable.\n\n“Lynleigh’s enthusiasm, knowledge and approachability is evident to everyone that’s sought her assistance and seen her at work.\n\n“The role Lynleigh and other volunteers performed in the aftermath of the fires was particularly important and has directly benefited our state’s wildlife recovery.\n\n“This award is a fitting recognition of Lynleigh’s enormous efforts and ongoing contribution to our community,” Rob Stokes said.",
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"Many long-term Readers will have read some of the articles and reports Lynleigh writes for Pittwater Online News over the years. Every form of wildlife that can be found here has featured at one time or another. More than that, Lynleigh has also run timely information for when snakes emerge, or when newly fledged birds may be found out of nests. Lynleigh's information on how to check the pouches of mothers of wildlife hit by cars on our roads for young frequently is revisited.\n\nLynleigh's work as a volunteer wildlife rescuer goes beyond sharing her knowledge and experiences though. She is in demand speaker at schools and for local organisations, gets her hands in the dirt to help maintain facilities at the Sydney Wildlife Waratah Park Rehabilitation centre, trained to become a reptile handler, trained to become on of those licensed to dart macropods as part of rescues, has been and continues to be an articulate speaker when media focus on the plight of our wildlife comes into focus, particularly during the 2019/2020 bushfires, then throws on a spiffy dress to host fundraisers to support the work of wildlife carers; the medicines needed, the facilities that need an upgrade or even to be built.\n\nIn the Spring of 2019, Lynleigh sent in a report about fitting out the van. Then came the fireball Summer of 2019-2020 and the horrific impact this had on our wildlife in the firegrounds.\n\nThis was the van’s ‘maiden voyage’ so it was very special for the wildlife carers and veterinarians travelling with them to enjoy some community spirit with a great send off. There was a convoy as along with the van, 6 volunteer veterinarians, 3 volunteer rescuers, 3 kangaroo joeys and a few media crews went with them. The wonderful veterinarians volunteering on this trip were Dr Margot Horder, Dr Caroline Woods and Dr Nandita Kataria - all from Collaroy Plateau Veterinary Hospital; Dr Izi Sladakovic from NVS/AVES in Terrey Hills; Dr Kathleen Graham from Kellyville Veterinary Clinic; and Dr John Thirlwell and Kimberley Moore from Belrose Veterinary Hospital. Full report in: Sydney Wildlife Mobile Clinic's Inaugural Run Into The New South Wales Firegrounds Has Been Supported By The World's Leading Wildlife Organisations and Carers: January 2020\n\nThe emotional impact on all the wildlife carers the team went to help, along with that team itself, was devastating. The physical strain, which went on for months, is hard to understand for those outside of this field.\n\nBecoming a wildlife carer is a little alike becoming a new mum with 2am and 5am and 11pm feeds - only this goes on for as long as you are caring for an animal, and in the Greig household, sometimes there are a variety of 'critters' that need attending to - dressing wounds, giving medicines, feeding. It's a 24 hours 7 days a week job. If you want time off you have to find someone who can step in and undertake that work load.\n\nThen there's those that don't make it, or make it and then pass away unexpectedly. Lynleigh's report on the much loved Cloudy still brings many to the point of anger over how careless human beings are around other animals while others are simply reduced to tears, over and over.\n\nIt's not for the faint hearted - you have be strong willed, resilient, determined, and ultimately, have a very big hearted.\n\nMEDAL (OAM) OF THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIA IN THE GENERAL DIVISION\nMs Jennifer Mary JONES\nFor service to family and child health nursing.\n\nMEDAL (OAM) OF THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIA IN THE GENERAL DIVISION\nMs Janet Helen JUDD, Narrabeen\nFor service to conservation and the environment.\n\nMEDAL (OAM) OF THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIA IN THE GENERAL DIVISION\nDr Jonathan Leslie KING, Avalon Beach\nFor service to community history.\n\nAuthor of approximately 30 books including:\n\nInvolved in the production of approximately 20 documentaries/films, on Australia's heritage including:\n\nMEDAL (OAM) OF THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIA IN THE GENERAL DIVISION\nDr Daniel John WHITE, Narrabeen\nFor service to education.\n\nMrs Amanda Farrar is currently serving as the Director, Public Affairs and Development at the Australian Museum. She has demonstrated exceptional leadership, dedication and determination, making a significant contribution to the Australian Museum in the areas of environmental sustainability, accessibility and inclusion, and fundraising strategies.\n\nMrs Farrar has also been the key driver of the Australian Museum's Access & Inclusion Action Plan. The Plan has seen a multitude of physical facility changes in the Museum making it more welcoming to people with physical and intellectual disabilities. She has also overseen the implementation of early morning openings for children with autism to explore an uncrowded Museum.\n\nAs champion of the Museum's Reconciliation Action Plan, Mrs Farrar's passion for First Nations inclusion has been inspiring. She delicately navigates what can, for some, be a challenging issue with empathy and care. The Australian Museum's recent award winning First Nations exhibition ‘Unsettled' reflects Mrs Farrar's dedication to this cause.\n\nFrom the Australian Museum Foundation perspective, Mrs Farrar has been enormously helpful in expanding the philanthropic support for the museum, helping shape the donor strategy, meeting with donors to develop proposals that resonate, and following through to secure large donations. Her dedication has seen philanthropic revenue increase by 500% since she assumed her role.\n\nMrs Farrar has led with drive and commitment, patience, pragmatism and intelligence. Her efforts have ensured the Australian Museum remains a hallmark cultural institution for generations to come."
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The combination of being at work and riding public transportation significantly increases the risk of exposure to the virus.\n\nBut minority communities are not just more likely to get the virus; among those infected, they are also more likely to die from the virus. This is true despite the fact that the virus is most deadly for older people and minorities in the United States constitute only a small share of the 65 and older population. In fact, the age-adjusted death rate by race reveals Blacks are dying at 3.8 times the rate of Whites; Indigenous people, Pacific Islanders, Latinos, and Asians are dying at 3.2, 2.6, 2.5, and 1.5 times the rate of Whites, respectively.\n\nThe virus is also spreading throughout our prisons, and because of the disproportionately high rates of incarceration among Black and Hispanic/Latino populations, the virus’s spread through the prisons is further contributing to the disparate racial impacts of the virus. A study from Johns Hopkins released this week examined cases and deaths from COVID-19 in state and federal prisons from March 31 to June 6. Researchers identified 42,107 cases and 510 deaths among 1.3 million prisoners; this translates to a case rate of 3,251 per 100,000 prisoners. Compared with the general population rate of 587 per 100,000 people, prisoners are 5.5 times more likely to be infected.\n\nPrisoners were also more likely to die (at a rate of 39 per 100,000 compared with 29 per 100,000 in the general population), again despite the prison population being significantly younger. For context, the spread of the virus through the prisons has led to 57 percent more people dying in prison in the past 6 months (510) than have been executed in the United States in the past 10 years (324).\n\nThe wellbeing of people in prison is the responsibility of the government. Prisoners are highly unlikely to be able to protect themselves: They are not able to socially distance, have limited opportunities to practice good hygiene, and are unable to choose for themselves when to seek medical care. The CARES Act did enable an estimated 3,000 federal prisoners to be released to home confinement, which certainly mitigated the impact, but the evidence shows the benefit was limited.\n\nIn short, as the coronavirus continues to spread throughout the country at an alarming rate, the impacts continue to be felt disproportionately in minority communities. As these statistics show, the coronavirus pandemic is more than a public health crisis. By highlighting and exacerbating existing social divisions, it is also a social justice crisis, and any government response must take these disparate impacts into account.\n\nAccording to a Washington Post-ABC News survey, 7 in 10 Americans said they would get a COVID-19 vaccine if it were free and available to everyone. Of those surveyed, 43 percent of respondents would “definitely” get a COVID-19 vaccine and 28 percent would “probably” get a COVID-19 vaccine. Historical vaccination rates, however, indicate actual participation rates may not be as high as surveyed. A survey by the National Foundation for Infection Disease found that while 60 percent of adults believe that the flu vaccine is the best preventative measure against flu-related deaths and hospitalizations, only 52 percent said they planned on getting one, and data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention show that even fewer people follow through on receiving one, with an influenza vaccination rate of 45.3 percent for the 2018-2019 season in the United States. Even for a vaccine such as the HPV vaccine, with an efficacy nearing 100 percent, only 21.5 percent of adults aged 18-26 (for whom the rollout of the vaccine was intended) have received the recommended dosage. The potential lack of participation raises concerns as to whether a vaccine will allow the United States to build herd immunity for COVID-19. Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, recently stated that a vaccine, even with a 70-75 percent efficacy rate, that is taken only by two-thirds of the population will be “unlikely” to provide herd immunity, pointing to the need for even more widespread participation. A potentially low efficacy and the financial burdens to receiving the vaccine could also lower vaccination participation.",
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"A start to any new year usually results in changes within industry, and no different than with the upcoming changes to the building industry.\n\nFirstly, we hope you have had a well-deserved break and wish you all the best in 2017!\n\nWe would like to make you aware of the following developments in the building industry, which could affect your clients or upcoming projects. These changes affect most markets and development types, whether you're a large developer or a homeowner undertaking domestic improvement work. if in doubt, feel free to give us a call!\n\nThe Building Regulations in 2017\n\nThe 1st of January 2017 saw the “Approved Document R” under the Building Regulations to take effect. The approved document is to include highspeed electronic networks in all buildings, be that dwellings or other buildings.\n\nThe change applies to all buildings, including new dwellings and those undergoing major renovations or adaptations.\n\nExactly what is classed as a major renovation or adaptation is unclear from the documentation, but this will likely be considered by the local authority / approved inspector’s building inspector, and determined in the application’s conditions. As with other regulations, this may be interpreted differently from one local authority to another.\n\nThe change only affects building regulation applications submitted after the 1st of January 2017, and not those already onsite or with necessary approvals in place.\n\nIn simplest terms, the change is to include a network box on an external wall, there is no requirement for increased network cabling or equipment within the property. However, it is between the developer and the broadband provider to determine who will pay for the cabling within the property boundary outside of the dwelling, so increased costs may still be incurred to your client to accommodate external cabling infrastructure.\n\nThe network box is to facilitate future copper or fibre-optic cables or wireless devices capable of delivering broadband speeds greater than 30 Mbps to be installed. For comparison purposes, a standard copper telephone cable when connected to a service provider with a fibre network, can only deliver broadband speeds of up to 70 Mbps. Further guidance can be found in Approved Document R on the Planning Portal Website.\n\nIn the last number of years, Local Authorities were given a time frame to produce a local plan and to consult with the public in their locality. This also gave the public an opportunity to suggest their own proposals on potential development land. Thereafter, the consultation would end and a revised local plan would be offered to the Planning Inspectorate for approval. For it to be granted approval, the local plan would have to comply with various regulations and statutory requirements and would need to include various onerous development requirements, such as “sustainability appraisals” etc. Following approval, it is then adopted by the local authority.\n\nAccording to one report by Nathaniel Lichfield and Partners in March 2015, only a quarter of all local authorities at that time had a compliant, up to date, adopted plan in place.\n\n2017 marks the year where if local authorities do not have a local plan in place, the government will intervene, according to former Planning Minister Brandon Lewis.\n\nIn some rare cases where the local plan is still under review by the Planning Inspectorate, it is possible that a contentious application may be refused until it is clear what policy will apply and whether the development proposal would have a negative effect according to the revised local plan.\n\nIn some instances, land opportunities may become available, which may offer greater scope. What was green belt land or another contentious use, may become relaxed and offer an opportunity for development when compared to the past.\n\nUnder the Building Regulations Approved Document C, contaminated land must be removed or made as appropriate, according to the relevant guidelines.\n\nContaminated land can have an effect on ground conditions leading to damage to foundations and the structure from subsidence, as well as a person’s health.\n\n2017 marks the year that the government grants available to clean up sites that are contaminated, administered by the Department for Environment, Food and Rural affairs, will be phased out by the end of the calendar.\n\nThe changes to the VAT Flat Rate Scheme outlined in the Autumn Statement in 2016 will generally only affect smaller businesses who are registered under the scheme and have a gross annual income of £150k. This may affect your organisation in the consultants you may contract who could offer a different VAT rate, specific to their profession. This typically applies to small business with an annual gross income below £150k.\n\nWith regards the building industry, we could see some price fluctuations in labour, where a tradesperson is VAT registered and employed by a building contractor.\n\nVarious reports noted in the third quarter of 2016, specifically the quarterly analysis of construction costs and prices from Davis Langdon dated the 8th December 2016, that building costs could rise overall, due to material cost inflation being a major contributing factor. Building labour costs would rise but at a much lower rate.\n\nOn a local level, we have recently received notification from building contractors with enclosed letters from their own building suppliers, that as of the 1st of January 2017, the material costs will increase in some instances by up to 15%.\n\nWe have asked one of our trusted partners Rex Procter & Partners, who are leading cost consultants in the construction market, to comment on future building cost increases:\n\n“The Construction market is always sensitive to fluctuations in the prices of materials and labour. Price changes however do not necessarily translate into the Tender arena. Tenders are linked more closely to labour and resource availability, construction outputs and the need for contractors to secure work and maintain a busy order book.\n\nWider market forces are however at play following the Brexit vote and as a result the Building Cost Information Service of the RICS has produced three forecasted scenarios, a “Central” Scenario, an “Upside” scenario and a “Downside” scenario.\n\nIn summary the “Central” scenario shows tender price rises slowing over the next year—static over the following year then rising to 13% above current forecasts by 2021.\n\nIn contrast the “Downside” scenario shows tender price falling by 10% over the next two years with a recovery to 6% above current prices by 2021.\n\nIn contrast again the “Upside” scenario shows tender price increases slowing over the next year then rising to 24% above current pricing by 2021.\n\nYou will note that the above scenarios create widely divergent results making tender movements difficult to predict.\n\nIt is interesting to note that the BCIS tables utilise the “Central” scenario model in their indices tables.\n\nThere are of course variations within the above models for particular types of work—eg housing and infrastructure.\n\nIt is essential to view each scheme on its merits and if in doubt seek advice.”\n\nThis information was prepared by Jonathan France. 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"It’s always fun to find a brand you’ve never heard of, though for us, it happens less and less these days. So, when I stumbled upon Ancon watches a few weeks ago, I was extremely excited. A quick glance revealed over-sized, over-built tool watches with looks akin to war machines, not your average desk diver. A deeper inspection revealed that the watches were a mix of familiar elements, well-tuned colors and interesting detailing that when combined created watches that were simultaneously charming and fierce. Like an antique weapon, there is something sculptural and entrancing about them, but underneath, the aggressive intentions are still apparent.",
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"The inspiration for the watches is the USS Ancon AGC-4, which was a modified commercial passenger-cargo ship meant for carrying troops that saw a lot of use in WWII. The watches themselves, of which there are 3 distinct models and many variations currently available, are a strange mix of huge modern cases with classic dials. Those who are familiar will quickly see elements of Rolexs, Panerais, Benrus, etc… though these are far from homage watches. The dials, though mostly originating post WWII, simply work with the aesthetic they are going for. But to my eyes, the watches are really about material. Bronze, PVD, steel, gun metal, drab-color gilt dials, bronze hands, oily-leather straps, creamy lume… the Ancons have a rawness to them that speaks to vintage military equipment.\n\nAncon offers many variations, from dial to bezel so you can really choose the model that suits you. For this hands-on, I couldn’t help but be a bit selfish and choose the model that, for reasons unknown, really called out to me. The Sea Shadow California 1943 – AGC-4 / SSC008 features a steel case with a gun-metal bezel and a brown California dial. The mix of colors really struck me, I’m a sucker for Cali dials and the robust case design of the Sea Shadow was something I just had to see. Coming in at $523 shipped, the Sea Shadow packs a Miyota 8215 automatic movement, 3.5mm thick sapphire crystal and an Italian leather strap. While the price isn’t too high, it’s at about the upper limit for what it is…so let’s see if it lives up to expectations.",
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"Perhaps case is the wrong word here… fuselage? armored exterior?… you get the point. No matter what you call it, the case of the Sea Shadow is massive, measuring 45 x 56 x 15.5mm. Thick, tall, long lugs dominate the profile, while the view from above is all bezel. What makes the case though isn’t its size or massiveness; it’s a handful of cool details.",
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"On the right side of the case are two of the most brutal crown guards you’ve ever seen. They are large, have interesting geometry and are actually screwed into the case, rather than part of the case itself. The little elements here, like the gap where the guard meets the case, support strut shape and the screw itself grant the overall design a very industrial feel. The watch actually comes with a small screwdriver that one can use to unscrew the guard. Unfortunately, I was unable to pull the guard out once the screw was removed, even with pliers… I didn’t want to pull too hard, and managed to put some marks on it anyway, so not sure if the screw is functional or not.\n\nAnother nice detail, albeit less exciting than the guards, is the beveling around the entire case edge. It’s subtle, but gives the case a bit of needed refinement. The lugs also feature screw-bars, with seemingly over-sized flat head screws, which is again an industrial detail. The bezel is also very cool and well executed. It’s quite tall with slab sides and deep cut teeth all around. The gunmetal PVD insert contrasts the brushed steel case, adding even more aggressive elements to the already brutal looking watch.",
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"Now…those with a keen eye might be looking at the case on this watch and think…hmmm, that seems awfully familiar. And, that’s because it seems to be a modified version of the case that Helson uses on their Shark Diver 45mm. This leads me to believe the case is actually a generic design that is offered by a Chinese manufacturer that brands can take and utilize as they see fit. While this takes away from the originality of the watch, I think they did a good job of mixing things up to get their own aesthetic out of it.\n\nThe Sea Shadow comes in two flavors, California and Submariner/Benrus Type 1 style. Since the watch is inspired by WWII Naval equipment, the California seems more appropriate. The face of the dial is a dark chocolate brown that when combined with the cream color lume gives the watch a “tropical” or patina look. The index, as with all California dial watches, is a mix of Roman and Arabic numerals, with horizontal rectangles for 3, 6,9 and a triangle for 12. Around the edge of the dial is a faux-gilt railroad track index that completes the dial nicely.",
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"One thing I quite liked about this version of the Sea Shadow over others is that it lacks most text on the dial. Other models feature larger written out logos, depth ratings, etc… While standard fare, there is something nice about simply having the Ancon A above 6…it’s cryptic and abstract, which reminds me of some military symbols, like the broad arrow. Otherwise, the only other non-time element is a small date window between 4 and 5. While not really necessary on this watch, it is very discreet.\n\nThe hour and minute hands on the Sea Shadow are simple fence post style, made likely out of brass and closely resemble those found on the Benrus Type 1. The second hand is a thin stick with a small circle of lume towards the tip. The yellow metal plays well with the warm tones of the dial and lume. The design of the hour and minute also is a tad different than expected. Up close, it looks as though there is a channel in the center that has been stamped down, creating a bit of texture. It’s subtle, but I like it.",
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"One last note, the lume on the watch looks great during the day, but isn’t the brightest glowing on earth. It’s not awful either, but don’t expect to be able to read it in the middle of the night.\n\nUnexpectedly, the Ancon Sea Shadow comes on one of the nicer leather straps I’ve come across recently. Made of Italian leather, the 24mm strap has a rugged look that works perfectly with the watch. It’s a very oily dark brown that changes color as it flexes to be lighter and redder. This is referred to as a “pull-up” leather, and the color changing is from oils moving around the leather itself. It’s also totally matte and picks up scratches and wear quickly, adding to the overall character of the watch.",
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"Contrasting the deep chocolate brown of the leather is cream stitching done with a very heavy thread that might be waxed. Lastly, there is a heavy-duty pre-v buckle made of brushed steel. All in all, it’s one of the best-paired straps I’ve seen in sometime. The Sea Shadow also comes with black nylon NATO, but conversely, it’s super flimsy and not really worth talking about.\n\nOn the wrist, the Sea Shadow looks as massive as the ships that inspired it. 45 x 56mm is huge, so I didn’t find the watch all to wearable on my 7″ wrist. That said, it looks fantastic. Every element comes together to create a really well styled whole. It’s bold and masculine, but not flashy as everything is muted and dark. The mix of steel, gun metal, brown, cream and brass is genuinely gorgeous. Often, the materials a watch is made of seem incidental to the design. Here, they make the watch.",
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"Having recently spent sometime around WWII aircrafts, I can see the Sea Shadow fitting in with the simple, raw aesthetic of vintage military equipment. There is a lack of the unnecessary and emphasis on toughness that both share. Similarly, the watch goes well with understated and rugged clothing. Jeans, brown leather boots, plaid… you get the picture. It’s not a watch you wear to the Opera. Rather take this guy to a beer hall, order a 1.5L pilsner, an oversized pretzel and it will seem at home.\n\nOne last thing worth mentioning is that the Ancon Sea Shadow comes packed in a surprisingly nice wooden box. It’s larger than your average watch box holding the watch itself, as well as a screwdriver for the lugs and a smaller one presumably for the crown guards. The exterior is a dark mahogany colored wood with a matte finish and inside is a light cream soft interior. I was surprised to see such attention paid to the packaging.\n\nThe Ancon Sea Shadow is a very satisfying, albeit fairly unoriginal, watch. I really like how it looks, it’s built like a rock and it has a handful of cool details that give it a unique character. That said, it more or less seems like everything came out of a catalog and was just very well chosen. At $523, it’s in a tough territory along side the watch it shares a case with, as that watch goes for $599, has a better movement and a water resistance of 2000M. With that said, I don’t think the Sea Shadow is trying to be a serious diver, and it might win in the overall style department.\n\nSo, if you’re looking for a more vintage, military version of the overbuilt tool diver, the Sea Shadow is a viable watch. It would be more tempting at $400 and yet even more tempting if they had a smaller version for those of us with thinner wrists, but it’s not bad as is. Ancon has some other models that might be a bit more unique as well. Namely, the Magnus, which is a bronze and features some curious Milgauss inspired elements. Or the newly released M26 Tank, which has a different (and liekly unique) case, a Miyota 9015 auto and looks like it is actually a part of tank. Hopefully, we’ll get our hands on that one soon, so stay tuned.\n\nAuthor Zach Weiss\nZach is the Co-Founder and Executive Editor of Worn & Wound. Before diving headfirst into the world of watches, he spent his days as a product and graphic designer. Zach views watches as the perfect synergy of 2D and 3D design: the place where form, function, fashion and mechanical wonderment come together.\nwornandwound zsw\nCategories:\nReviewWatches Under $1000\nTags:\nAnconMiyota 8215Sea Shadow"
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"DAYS BEFORE 35,000 farmers marched to Mumbai to the music of revolution, the disaffected politicians and activists of Chennai had emerged blinking into its sweltering streets in several separate efforts to string along popular passions. To an outsider, Chennai might have looked embattled. On one day, there were at least four groups protesting in and around Valluvar Kottam, a memorial to the Tamil poet and a popular venue for pamphleteering. The Left and the Dalit parties occupied a public square where they practised their most guttural and censorious lines. The DMK sent a busload of boisterous men and women who, instead of revising their old scripts about governmental inadequacy, smiled at policemen and courted arrest. The previous day, a group of Periyarists, ideological pitchforks at the ready, had resorted to a gut- level show of disparagement by severing the sacred threads of over a dozen Brahmins, and now a tightknit unit of men in white veshtis, prominent caste marks on their foreheads, were gathered near Sankara Nethralaya to raise slogans against being victimised and sidelined in modern-day Tamil society. Unlike the farmers’ march, none of these events commanded spectatorship. They were like little confessionals where power-starved politicians came periodically to sing full-throated songs of themselves. The provocation this time had come from H Raja, the BJP’s resident instigator of Tamils, who had hailed the toppling of a statue of Lenin in Tripura and hinted that Dravidian patron saint Periyar EV Ramasamy’s would be the next to fall. A Periyar statue was indeed vandalised in Tirupattur, and protests should have ‘rocked’ a state that owes its defining political ideology to the man. The scattered voices of Dravidian politics did unite for a fleeting moment around Periyar, forcing the BJP to make Raja apologise for his callousness, but beneath the outrage were undercurrents of opportunism at the collapse of the treacherously simple Tamil Nadu model of anti-incumbency.\n\n“It is only when an issue like this comes up that the smaller parties feel relevant,” says C Manju, a woman constable on duty in a lane in Royapettah where a heavily garlanded statue of Periyar seems to duck under a string of DMK streamers in red and black. “We are stuck guarding statues all day long, while politicians turn this into another vote-churning opportunity.” The statue is attached to a Periyar reading hall—a tiny room with a few shelves that doubles as an office for the Dravidar Vidudhalai Kazhagam, the outfit that claimed responsibility for the attack on Brahmins in response to anti-Periyar sentiments kindled by the BJP. A police jeep is on standby outside. Periyar, a reformer whose Self-Respect Movement was aimed at asserting the identity and dignity of Tamils, is an institution in the state. While the average Tamil does not follow Periyar in everyday life, the ideals of social equality, rationalism and linguistic pride that he instilled in the 1920s and 30s continue to shape the politics of Tamil Nadu. Any effort to besmirch his legacy is obviously expected to backfire and can only be interpreted as a politician’s gaffe or mischief-mongering by a party without too much skin in the game—even though Tamil Nadu sends 39 MPs to the Lok Sabha. But what it has also done is expose the faultlines in present-day Tamil politics.\n\nWhile the average Tamil does not follow Periyar in everyday life, the ideas of social equality, rationalism and linguistic pride that he instilled in the 20s and 30s continue to shape the state’s politics\n\n“Not only has the BJP shot itself in the foot by trying to demean Periyar, but the AIADMK’s silence is a self-goal. Dalits and marginalised farmers are unhappy with the AIADMK today,” says S Thirunavukkarasar, the Tamil Nadu Congress Committee president and a Dravidian historian. With the death of AIADMK supremo J Jayalalithaa, the party spun apart like a centrifuge, leaving MGR and Amma loyalists wary of all three factions. The Edappadi K Palaniswamy-led government, which is preparing for the budget session, is seen as a vassal of the Centre. Even as he battles a corruption case, TTV Dhinakaran, the man with the most money to splurge on buying votes, is about to launch a party from Madurai, a city that has witnessed several political initiations, the latest of them actor Kamal Haasan’s. As the intellectual gadfly turns serious politician, swapping out rhetoric for approachability and touring the state to build a base for his party, Makkal Needhi Maiam, there are fears that he may attract a small chunk of the anti-AIADMK vote, thereby hurting the DMK, which stands alone as the largest structured party in the state with a committed votebank.\n\n“We are confident of winning under the leadership of Stalin. There is no other party that people can trust. We are the custodians of Dravidian politics and pride in Tamil Nadu,” says senior DMK leader Duraimurugan. “All this talk about a political vacuum is just gimmicks by newcomers.” The party has been on the offensive of late on issues like the timely constitution of a Cauvery Management Board in accordance with the Supreme Court order to ensure release of water to the state. The Board, yet to be formed, will remain a political flash point between the Centre and stakeholders at the state level until the General Election. Speculations of early polls in the state are premature, and the DMK, fresh off its acquittal in the 2G spectrum scam case, may yet have time to make amends for the mistakes of 2006-2011. Those looking for signs of a recovery post-Jayalalithaa were, however, taken aback by the party’s dismal show in the crucial RK Nagar bypoll, where its candidate Maruthu Ganesh came in third, losing his deposit. MK Azhagiri’s demurrals from his southern bastion and Stalin’s son Udhayanidhi’s impending political debut could add to the DMK’s worries.\n\nRajinikanth’s first major public engagement was well thought out. Calling out the maladjusted politics of the Dravidian parties sans their cult leaders, he said he could fill the void that gnawed away at Tamil Nadu\n\nEven as statues were being vandalised across India, a new golden figure rose smiling and tall on the Maduravoyal main road in west Chennai. Banners welcomed Superstar Padma Vibhushan Rajinikanth to the 30th anniversary event of the Dr MGR Educational and Research Institute, where he unveiled former Chief Minister MG Ramachandran’s likeness, staking claim to his mythologised legacy like many aspiring politicians before him—including ‘Captain’ Vijayakanth, whose ‘karuppu (black) MGR’ tag added to his popularity a decade ago. Rajinikanth’s first major public engagement since he announced his political intentions was well thought out. Calling out the maladjusted politics of the Dravidian parties sans their cult leaders, he said he could fill the gaping void that gnawed away at Tamil Nadu. “MGR was a revolutionary. Not in a thousand years can there be another MGR,” Rajini said, addressing over 5,000 students. “But I have the confidence that I can give the people’s government that MGR gave.” Whatever their stripes, Tamil politicians must necessarily borrow pages from the illustrious playbooks of CN Annadurai, MGR and K Kamaraj. As befits a star with legions of fans, Rajinikanth picked the showiest of the trinity to prop himself up on. “It was a well-crafted speech,” says a political observer. “By asking students to focus on their studies instead of joining politics, he was appealing to the middle-class, middle-aged parent. And by endorsing the utility of the English language for students, he was showing us that he was just radical enough to attract the youth vote,” says the commentator. “Kamal’s assurances to fisherman and farmers seem like doublespeak in comparison. He is a [member of the] elite and he cannot connect with them.”\n\nThe born-again stars, one on a Himalayan spiritual getaway and the other on a discovery of Tamil Nadu, hog the limelight now, but they may not get to play protagonists in the battle for a state that is looking for weighty three-dimensional leaders, not cutouts that could turn at the gust of a wind. Could Rajinikanth be the BJP’s wild card? Could Kamal Haasan’s campaign run out of steam—and funds? “Rajinikanth cannot associate with the BJP if he wants the Dalit vote, and his new films indicate that he does want them,” says Thirunavukkarasar. “Only time will tell how the two stars change the equilibrium here.”\n\n“Rajinikanth hesitated before entering politics and admits to being pushed into it. I find it hard to trust him when he is just being an opportunist,” says Karthik Sankar, 28, a civil engineer. Hours before Rajinikanth unveiled the statue on March 5th, Sankar and a friend shared a plate of mutton curry and rice at a ‘military hotel’ a couple of kilometres away. “We joked that Tamil politics was getting spiced up, and we hadn’t even bitten into the chillies yet,” he says. “That’s what stars are for Tamils—spice that we can’t live without even if it is bad for us. Here, only Brahmins avoid spice, you know?”\n\nNot one of the Brahmin men whose sacred threads were snipped turned up for the small protest organised by an outfit called the Rashtriya Sanatana Seva Sangam. Speaking to me over the phone, a priest from Triplicane whose top knot was chopped off, said he would rather not invite the wrath of “the gangsters” by talking about the incident. “We feel persecuted when we display or follow our culture. The wave of anti-Brahminism that swept Tamil Nadu during the initial years of the DMK is slowly returning,” says Ramasubramania Sastrigal, a priest from Porur. “Are you going to write about us, or do you not care, like the rest of the media, because Brahmins aren’t a vote bank?” he asks. “Jayalalithaa was the only one who cared about us.”\n\n“We had to make a symbolic statement. Those who violated Periyar’s statue must have thought we would storm a temple and damage their idols. But we don’t want to take away someone’s heritage—a thread that symbolises caste supremacy, however, goes against everything that Periyar believed in. If our boys roam the streets without a shirt on, the police call us indecent, but if a Brahmin does it, they bow before him,” says activist K Sukumaran, 36, outside the DVK reading room in a narrow lane in Mylapore. His colleagues admit to participating in several attacks on Brahmins, including in 2014 and 2015, to keep aloft the flag of Periyar. Rajinikanth, he says, could emerge as a unifying factor for Hindus and for marginalised communities. “He has condemned the attack on Periyar’s legacy. And although a Hindu, he represents Tamil Nadu’s culture of bhakti, not madham (religion).”"
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"Step one of publishing a novel might seem like a “duh”—write a novel first! You can’t publish something which doesn’t exist. However, you can garner the interest of agents and editors without a completed manuscript, as I did. So, what do I think the first step is? Overcome your fear of failure (or even success). As Wayne Gretsky said, “You miss 100% of the shots you don’t take.”\n\nI have wanted to be a writer since I was six years old. And through my younger years, I did a lot to make that a reality. I won contests. I got an English/journalism degree and worked as a newspaper reporter. I edited a book for a friend who self-published. I created newsletters for various organizations. I wrote five preschool Christmas plays. I wrote and wrote and wrote. But in the end, I just got “too busy” to pursue getting my fiction published. Why? Was I really THAT busy? I don’t think so.\n\nConfession time: I’m afraid of the unknown, and I’m afraid of change. I think in my case, it was fear of succeeding that kept me from pursuing this lifelong dream. I mean, after all, getting a manuscript ready for publication takes a LOT of work. Do I want that? And if it gets published, then they’re going to want another book and another and another. Do I have that many books in me? The whole thing was overwhelming to me. Mind you, I wasn’t thinking any of these thoughts consciously, but now that I’m finally moving in the right direction, I’ve been reflecting on why it took me so long.\n\nWhen my little ones were still little, I set a goal for my fiction writing. I decided that when I turned forty, I would get serious about my writing. But thirteen years and two grandchildren later, I am just now making it happen. What is that all about? Why did it take that long? FEAR! So here is my advice to you for step one of your publishing journey.\n\nOvercome your fear. Put it behind you and get serious about living out your dream. If you are afraid of success like I was, that’s crazy! Ultimately, we want success, don’t we? Just don’t allow yourself to be overwhelmed. If you constantly look at the big picture, it is easy to feel that way. One of the things that works best for me is to mentally bite things off in little pieces, so I set small goals. For example, my first goal is to set aside writing time every day. Therefore, I get up an hour earlier than I normally would, and I write for that one hour. Then if I have more time throughout the day to write, that’s great. But if not, I have met my daily goal. If you don’t have a full hour, that’s okay. Dedicate what you do have. You will be amazed at how much you can accomplish when you set aside time and dedicate it to your writing.\n\nIf you’re afraid of failure, that makes more sense to me. But just like Mr. Gretsky said, the only sure-fire way to guarantee failure is to never try. If you give up, you have already failed. But if you make an attempt and then fail, you can learn from that. The one thing you won’t do is regret not trying. And who knows? You just might be the next J.K. Rowling or Debbie Macomber or Francine Rivers.\n\nThe only sure-fire way to guarantee failure is to never try. So overcome your fear, and don’t give up. -Janette Johnson Melson #ACFWBlogs #writetip #critiques #ACFWCommunity Click To Tweet",
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"How is Dengue Fever Caused and Spread?\n\nDengue fever and dengue hemorrhagic fever spread from human-to-mosquito-to-human by the bite of mosquitoes carrying the dengue virus. The dengue virus belongs to a group known as Flavivirus and can be typically divided into four viral serotypes, DEN-1, DEN-2, DEN-3, and DEN-4, which are closely related but differ in their antigens. Many species of mosquitoes under the genus Aedes transmit dengue; in particular, the Aedes aegypti species is most commonly associated with it and the major cause of dengue transmission. This species of mosquito breeds in stagnant waters and usually bites during daylight hours. The virus circulates in the blood for 2-7 days after a person is infected, during which time a mosquito biting the person would acquire it and in turn bites and infects another person.",
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"The symptoms typically develop anywhere between 3 to 14 days, but usually start within 4 to 7 days of infection, and may last from 7 or 10 days. The dengue virus doesnt have any detrimental effect on the mosquito that carries it, and the mosquito remains infected for life. Dengue disease is spread when a mosquito bites an infected person and becomes a carrier of the dengue virus. The mosquito then bites another healthy person and thus spreads the disease causing a possible epidemic breakout. A person infected with a single type of dengue virus serotype out of the four, develops resistance to only that particular virus. However, they become much more susceptible to infection by the other three serotypes.(3✔ ✔Trusted Source\nDengue Fever: A Wikipedia Clinical Review\n\nWhat are the Complications of Dengue Fever?\n\nDengue fever may sometimes develop into more dangerous forms such as dengue hemorrhagic fever or dengue shock syndrome, which may lead to the development of life-threatening symptoms. Some of the complications caused by the disease include:",
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"How Do You Diagnose Dengue Fever?\n\nDiagnosis of dengue is considered when sudden high fever is accompanied by severe body, muscle or joint pain. It is important to be evaluated when a person develops fever within two weeks of being in the tropics or sub-tropics. Dengue often causes symptoms that are similar to other diseases such as flu, measles, and typhoid fever etc. Hence investigations are always performed to exclude other disease conditions. Usually, the blood of the patient is tested for the presence of antibodies and virus. Diagnosis of dengue infection can be done by the following methods:",
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"In the case of more serious complications such as dengue hemorrhagic fever, the following diagnosis must be performed:\n\nHow Do You Treat Dengue Fever?\n\nSince there are no known antiviral drugs or injections available for the cure of the disease, dengue fever treatment or management mainly involves plenty of supportive care that would eventually help save the patients life. Dengue is characterized by fever and intense body ache. Dengue treatment comprises of reducing the fever with antipyretic drugs such as paracetamol and the body ache with analgesics that help relieve the pain. Drugs such as aspirin and ibuprofen should be avoided as they may increase the risk of hemorrhage. The patient can also be treated with natural home remedies such as papaya leaves, kiwi and other food items that have been proven to help in the increase of platelet count, which becomes lower during dengue. In the case of more severe forms of dengue, such as dengue hemorrhagic disease or dengue shock syndrome, the patient must be admitted to a hospital immediately and given proper care. The mortality rate of a dengue patient without hospitalization is higher by about 50 percent. Treatments such as intravenous fluid replacement should be administered to these patients to prevent shock. Patients should drink plenty of fluids, as dehydration is common among those affected with Dengue.(5✔ ✔Trusted Source\nRNAi: Antiviral Therapy against Dengue Virus",
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"The world's first dengue vaccine, Dengvaxia or CYD-TDV) developed by Sanofi Pasteur was approved for use in Mexico, Philippines and Brazil in December 2015 for the prevention of the deadly mosquito borne disease in people living in dengue endemic areas.\n\nAccording to Dengue Vaccine: WHO position paper - July 2016, WHO says that countries should consider introducing the CYD-TDV in areas where there is epidemiological data suggesting a high incidence of dengue.\n\nThe discovery of CYD-TDV marks a major advance in the field of medicine. CYD-TDV is a prophylactic viral vaccine approved for use in people between the ages of 9 - 45 years. It is a triple-dose vaccine administered on a 0/6/12 month schedule via the subcutaneous route. It contains all 4 serotypes (1, 2, 3 and 4) of the dengue viruses.\n\nCYD-TDV demonstrated protection against severe dengue cases in its phase 3 trials conducted in Asia and Latin America. However, there were limitations in its overall efficacy which was affected by factor like serotype, serostatus at vaccination (whether the person has had a prior infection or not), region or country and age.\n\nNew dengue vaccines TV003/TV005 have been developed by the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases. They produce antibodies to all 4 dengue virus serotypes. In earlier trials, a single dose of either of the vaccines was able to elicit a robust antibody and cellular immune response.\n\nA Phase 3 trial of TV003 has begun in January 2016 in Sao Paulo to test how effective the vaccine is in preventing dengue and to test its safety. Early indications of its efficacy may be seen in less than two years.\n\nAnother vaccine developed by Takeda called the Tetravalent Dengue Vaccine (TDV) has also entered its Phase 3 trials early in 2016 in Latin America and Asia. Data from its Phase 1 and Phase 2 trials indicate that it is safe, well tolerated and immunogenic. The Phase 3 trial will check if the vaccine protects individuals at risk for symptomatic dengue across geography, irrespective of their serostatus.(6✔ ✔Trusted Source\nDengue Vaccine: Global Development Update\n\nHow Do You Prevent Dengue Fever?\n\nFollowing certain basic steps is really the most effective way to prevent and fight dengue. Since the only way to get dengue is from a mosquito bite, the best way to prevent it is to avoid mosquitoes and prevent from mosquito bites. This is particularly important if a dengue epidemic is underway in your city or town. Some ways to prevent dengue are described below:",
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"Latest Publications and Research on Dengue\n\nDuring the month of September , 2015, news reports suggest that number of Dengue patients is on the increase abnormally in northern India, particularly Delhi, Punjab and Haryana. While some patients have died recently, news reports indicate that fear among people of the Dengue spreading more are increasing. In this regard, this Panchkula based Vedic astrology writer would like to let readers know that a precise hint was given in the prediction in article â â Months of substantial concern for India in next year 2015.â- published in online magazine at thesop.org as early as last year on 23rd October 2014. The following highlights of the prediction which could be construed to mean Dengue fever as well are notable from the article : [1]. The affected places predicted were northern or Eastern India specifying Delhi, Punjab and Haryana.(2). The planetary impacts were predicted likely to operate during second half of 2015. (3). It was predicted that massive floods, landslides, earthquake or epidemics could perhaps visit. Again said : Mystery epidemics or health hazards may be upsetting. (4). Last but not least, it was added : â In the end, astrology suggests certain trends which can be either mitigated or softened by timely appropriate human effort.â\n\nHi all, if u have a fever in this season get your blood test done for dengue, ASAP.If fever accompanied with pain between eyes, head ache, vomiting etc are symptoms of the disease. Far as i have known there is no medicine except the home concoctions that can save you the agony of Drip/ hospitals transfusions etc: 1] Juice extracted from 2 papaya leaves twice a day. 2) Goats milk [fresh and not boiled/ just filtered) approx 250 ml twice a day. 3) To take care of the fever you can have the Crocin/ Tylenol that the doc prescribes. These concoctions are life savers, when medicine seems to have no answer.\n\nHi my friend suffering from sickness she feel pain in body, and also feeling cold. Can u tell me this symptoms are dengue or normal fever.\n\nhello my wife is suffering from dengue and has been sick since last 6 days she is hospitalized right now what medication should be taken and what time is taken to cure it. plz reply\n\nDengue is a very dangerous disease; however one can get cured through proper treatments. I had suffered from Dengue a couple of years back. It took me about two weeks to recover completely.\n\nhi iv suffered from dengue 2 weeks ago. there no medicine given to me. only antacid for the stiomach taken every morning. My doctor advised me to drink more water. It may be no medical exsplanation but eating 10pcs each day of quail eggs help me improve my platelet. taua taua leaves also is a big factor for me to be able to recover.\n\nChikungunya\nChikungunya is a viral disease spread by mosquito bites; it causes fever, severe joint pain and rash on the body. Chikungunya occurs in Africa, Asia and the Indian sub continent.\n\nInteresting Facts and Statistics about Malaria\nMalaria is endemic to many parts of the world. Many lack basic knowledge about preventive measures or medications to fight malaria. Learn about some useful and interesting malaria facts.\n\nTop 10 Interesting Health Facts on Dengue\nDengue has become the talk of the town! Here we are bringing you some interesting health facts on dengue to generate more awareness on the disease.\n\nTop 15 Dos and Don'ts for Preventing and Managing Dengue Fever\nDengue can be easily prevented and managed if you follow proper precautionary measures. Here we give you the most important dos and don'ts for dengue fever.\n\nInfographics on Dengue Fever\nDengue fever infographic includes all the vital information you need to know about dengue fever."
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"Wendy's Secret Garden is a small reverie from the buildings and residences that huddle along the shoreline. The garden was created by Wendy Whiteley, the wife of one of Australia's most celebrated artists, Brett Whiteley. After Brett's death in 1992, Wendy got hold of the derelict land belonging to the NSW Rail Corporation adjacent to their house. Channelling a lifetime of artistic endeavour and all her grief, Wendy restored the grounds, transforming it into a beautiful, secluded space laced by winding paths, fig trees, native plants, a flurry of bird life, antiques and esoterica all against the backdrop of the Harbour Bridge and the Opera House. While the garden marks the spot where Brett and their daughter Arkie's ashes are buried, the space is always open to the public and is accessed between Clark Park and the Lavender Bay rail shunting yard.",
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"Don't let the dubious moniker frighten you, Shark Island is named after its shape, not any Jaws. Offering arguably one of the best panoramic views of Sydney Harbour, the island is a prime spot for a summertime picnic. Sure, it's a little effort to get there — you'll need to jump on a ferry or kayak over — but the idyl is certainly worth the effort. All vessels — including kayaks — need to pay a $7 a head landing fee, too. Amid the lush grassy surrounds, you'll find picnic tables and a spacious gazebo where you can set up camp. Crack a beer, get out the snacks and soak in that stunning vista.",
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"Nielsen Park, and the adjoining Shark Beach, is one of the most beautiful and unspoiled heritage parks in Sydney. With stone steps down to the sand, a wooden kiosk dating back to 1914 and meandering paths through the bushland, it's been beloved of Sydneysiders for well over a century. There's a harbourside walk around to the ridiculously pretty grounds of Strickland House, a former convalescent hospital which is now a public park and popular wedding spot. In the other direction, a loop walk takes you out over Bottle and Glass Rocks with views of the harbour all the way to Manly. Because the beach is relatively protected, with flat surf and a shark net, the park can get particularly busy on the weekend, which is why venturing away from the park and staking out a spot on the rocks can often be a good idea. Nearby Parsley Bay, which is just two bays over, is another great option if the park is too packed.",
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"If you're looking for a fresh picnicking spot, try Barangaroo's public park on the CBD's northwestern foreshore. The reserve consists of six hectares of waterfront parkland with views of the western harbour. The foreshore was constructed in the shape of the natural, pre-1836 shoreline from more than 10,000 sandstone blocks, while the park itself includes lookouts, grassed areas, cycling paths and a natural amphitheatre, along with 75,000 plants native to the Sydney area. With the ol' coathanger to the right and the sparkling suburbs of Balmain, Pyrmont and Darling Harbour to the left, no matter where you look, there's beauty (and heaps of glittering water). What's even better? Barangaroo Reserve is BYO.",
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"What was once a wartime torpedo factory and submarine base is now a public space. Located on the harbour between Kirribilli and Kurraba Point in North Sydney, HMAS Platypus is a former submarine base that, after being closed to the public for over 150 years, is now a new foreshore walkway and parkland perfect for picnic. As well as plazas and courtyards, there are plenty of green patches to lay out your blanket — and barbecues, too. Plus, you get some killer views over the water.",
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"To experience the full force of nature, make tracks to South Head where you'll find sheer ocean cliffs alongside unbeatable views of the Tasman Sea and Sydney Harbour. If you're keen for a little adventure, you can walk the one-kilometre South Head Heritage Trail to check out red and white striped Hornby Lighthouse and get up close to some 19th century gun emplacements. If hunger strikes, you're only a stone's throw away from Watsons Bay where you're sure to find a place to sate your appetite. But, honestly, a picnic sandwich and that view is all you need.",
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"This little park on the lower north shore has one of the best view in Sydney. From it, you get a clear peek at the Sydney Opera House, the Harbour Bridge and the city skyline. On a nice day, you can have a quick dip at the nearby Maccallum Pool, then dry off on the grass with some post-swim snacks and a beverage. The pool is currently closed, but the NSW Government has allowed outdoor pools to reopen (with some restrictions) from Friday, May 15 — so hopefully it's not long till it's up and running again. If you don't live on the north shore, it's best just to get the ferry from Circular Quay to Cremorne Point.",
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"Sydney's beaches get so much attention that it's easy to forget the many beautiful rivers our city is home to. Over the past few years Parramatta River has had a serious clean-up, and in January 2015, it became officially swimmable. One of the loveliest spots along the waterway for a sneaky beer is among the birds and green, green grass of Parramatta Park. While you're at it, have a gander around the grounds of Old Government House or stop by the Rumsey Rose Garden and Murray Gardens.",
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"Centennial Park is the vast stretch of greenery that frames the entrance into much of the eastern suburbs. Designed in the 'European' tradition as a grand Victorian park, with wide avenues so that the gentle-folk of Sydney could promenade in their carriages and 'take the air', Centennial Park has ponds, gardens, statues, heritage buildings, and a steady stream of joggers, cyclists, rollerbladers and horseriders. The park is huge, and for that reason you can nearly always find a spot that's relatively secluded, and you'll also have your pick of scenery. If you want somewhere with pretty green fields, formal manicured gardens or stretches of water you could imagine Hemingway drunkenly fishing upon, you've got it. Centennial Park is really one of the best open spaces in the city, and perfect for picnicking pretty much all year round. Note: the park is currently car-free on weekends till the end of May, so if you're driving you might need to park elsewhere.",
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Terry Kilgore, R-Scott, said he’s looking for InvestSWVA to produce some “quick wins” in the “near future.”\n\nSouthwest Virginia, especially the localities designated by the Virginia Initiative for Growth and Opportunity (GO Virginia) as Region One — Bland, Buchanan, Carroll, Dickenson, Grayson, Lee, Russell, Scott, Smyth, Tazewell, Washington, Wise and Wythe counties, and the cities of Bristol, Galax and Norton — have struggled in comparison to other regions.\n\nCoal mining, which powered both the nation’s electricity and the regional economy through the 20th century, has declined since the 1950s, and at an especially-fast rate since 2012. This year saw renewable energy eclipse coal, albeit temporarily, as America’s biggest source of electricity. In July, Blackjewel and Revelation coal companies filed for bankruptcy, abruptly putting nearly 500 Virginia miners out of work. Downstream industries such as the railroad and mining equipment makers have suffered, too.\n\nFour of the region’s counties—Buchanan, Dickenson, Lee and Wise—are classified by the Appalachian Regional Commission as economically distressed. The region’s unemployment rate sites at 3.5%, a little more than half a percentage point more than the statewide figure of 2.9%, and its median income sits at $34,237, less than 40% the state median of $86,279.\n\nThe region also has suffered depopulation, with the Weldon Cooper Center for Public Service at the University of Virginia projecting that every locality within Go Virginia’s Region 1 has lost population since 2010 — collectively more than 20,700 fewer people, or about 5% of the total.\n\nThe outlook for the future isn’t rosy, either. In its report on the future of work released in July, the McKinsey Global Institute labeled most, although not every, locality in the region as “distressed Americana,” which it defined as a struggling rural area. McKinsey also projected that job creation in every locality in the region but one would have less than 0% net job growth through 2030. The exception, Washington County, is projected to have 0-5% net growth.\n\nClearly, InvestSWVA faces stiff headwinds in its bid to attract the jobs of the future to southwestern Virginia.\n\nThe initiative will look to make gains largely through connections made by Payne and his team, which includes former State Sen. William Wampler, Will Clear of the Virginia Department of Mines, Minerals and Energy’s economic development team, and the Richmond-based Hunton Andrews Kurth law firm.\n\nThe Hunton Andrews Kurth connection brings with it Todd Haymore, who served in the cabinets of Govs. Bob McDonnell and Terry McAuliffe and who famously lured Deschutes Brewery to Roanoke by wooing its owners with his Grateful Dead fandom.\n\nThe InvestSWVA project is funded through at least two years with a 1-to-1 public-private match — or at least something close to it — with $400,000 coming from the Virginia Tobacco Commission, $300,000 from Point Broadband, $10,000 from American Electric Power and $10,000 from LENOWISCO Planning District Commission. That leaves $80,000 still be funded, and InvestSWVA is looking for more corporate partners, said Taylor Keeney, director of strategic communications and advocacy for Hunton Williams Kurth.\n\nInvestSWVA’s first move is partnering with the Northern Virginia Technology Council, the trade organization for about 1,000 tech-related companies and organizations. The hope is to sell companies on southwestern Virginia’s inexpensive land and cost of living, as well as its natural beauty and quality of life.\n\n“It’s real,” Haymore said. “One particularly important attribute that southwest Virginia can offer is a high, high quality of life.”\n\nInvestSWVA also has secured $50,000 from Go Virginia’s Region One Council for what’s called Project Oasis, which targets data centers, in part by selling the idea of cooling their facilities by circulating water in underground mines. In chasing data centers, InvestSWVA is competing with other regions that are using a special tax exemption for the sector. That list includes communities around the state such as Danville, which is pairing tax breaks and investments in solar generation in hopes of attracting data centers.\n\nIn response to a question about the report by the McKinsey Global Institute labeling most of southwestern Virginia’s localities as “distressed Americana” and projecting negative growth, Del. Israel O’Quinn, R-Washington, responded with a defense of the region’s public education system.\n\n“Our friends at McKinsey have a history of playing both ends against the middle,” O’Quinn said. “If you look at our education system in Southwest Virginia, we’ve led the state the last several years. We’ve been number one. When we tell that story in Richmond, we still get a look of disbelief, but the numbers prove it’s right. The K-12 pipeline is full of bright kids ready to succeed today. That’s a message that our team will work to sell in much bigger venues than Virginia.”\n\nKilgore reacted to the word “distressed,” used both in the McKinsey report and by the Appalachian Regional Commission to label struggling local economies, as a way to pivot to talking quality of life again.\n\n“‘Distressed’ allows us to work harder,” Kilgore said. “With this team and our local partners and economic developers, we can get those wins. We do have those opportunities. Look around — this is a great place to move to. We’ve got great environments. We think we can use that to our advantage.”\n\nInvestSWVA will look to build on those regional strengths to attract “quick wins” and high-tech, high-paying jobs of the future as the coal industry continues to crumble. It’s funded for two years.\n\nThe clock is running.",
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"News & Information, Entertainment e Home & Fashion are the most read categories of sites during the entire Covid-19 emergency period second Audiweb, which analyzed the trends in the Audiweb Weekly report for all the weeks from February 17 to June 7 of the publishers participating in the survey. The company also released data for the week of June 1-7.\n\nNews, Broadcaster and Cuisine among the most viewed categories\n\nAn analysis of the performance of the most relevant categories of sites has been prepared – News & Information (with the main sub-category Current Events & Global News driving the entire category), Home & Fashion, Entertainment, Family Lifestyle – and enrolled in the Audiwed Weekly survey, so as to represent in a complete and detailed way how much and how the audiences have been influenced by the main events of the months characterized by the pandemic, from Phase 1 which marked the beginning of the lockdown for the whole Italy, at the beginning of Phase 3 of “new normal”.\n\nThe trend analysis was elaborated starting from the average variations of the sites in all the weeks from 17 February to 7 June compared to the pre-emergency period (average week 20 / 1-16 / 2). The trends of the individual categories are observed by placing the value of the previous weeks as an index (index 100: average of the 4 weeks 20 / 01-16 / 02).\n\nThe overall curve summarizes the general trend of the audience in the various phases of the emergency emergency: it initial momentum, at the start of the first Emergency Phase, with very high variations (index = 170) which gradually decreased but with obvious peaks at decisive events, until strive towards the “new normal”, characterized by more contained data compared to the initial surge, but still slightly higher than the average of the pre-emergency weeks.",
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"Getting to the heart of the different phases of the analyzed period and the trends of the single most relevant categories in Audiweb Weekly, it immediately emerges the initial acceleration of the sites in the News & Information category in correspondence with the news on the first infections, followed by the Broadcasters that affect the Entertainment category. The sustained increase in the Websites of the Home & Fashion category dedicated to cooking and recipes it is followed by decreasing phases alternating with resumptions which maintain higher audience levels even in Phase 2 compared to the pre-virus period.",
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"The data of the last ten days of February – in conjunction with the first news about patient 1 – show the beginning of a surge which culminated on 11 March, when the government decree declared Italy a “red zone”, in which News & Information sites were the first to be impacted.\n\nThe Entertainment category also shows an increasing trend thanks above all to the presence of the main ones broadcasters who resumed the news related to the spread of the emergency.\n\nIn the same period the data for the category Home & Fashion, and in particular the Food & Cooking sites, are influenced by the recurrence of the Carnival. The growth of Family & Lifestyle sites is less evident, which contains the main contents dedicated to women, whose slight increase in this period is not attributable to the Covid theme.\n\nFrom the weeks immediately following the peak of March 11th and until April 26th, therefore in full phase 1 of emergency, we observe valori widely above the average for all the categories observed whose contents, for different reasons, played an important role in the daily lives of Italians.\n\nNews & Information sites, thanks to real-time news, have been crucial in responding to the almost compulsive need of be updated on the pandemic and the institutions’ measures. Also important was the role of the websites of the Home & Fashion category which, also due to the impossibility of going out and the approaching Easter holidays, were for the Italians source of inspiration for new recipes and in general for food & cooking themes, thanks to the rediscovery of domestic preparations.\n\nEven the Entertainment category, driven by Broadcasters and sites dedicated to the world of books and reading, has attracted the attention of Italians in search of alternative forms of entertainment showing an average growth despite the suffering of the Sports and Radio sites for which the negative effect of the stop to sports activities and mobility is observed.\n\nFinally also the sites of the category Family & Lifestyle have seen their audience increase, albeit to a lesser extent than the other categories.\n\nThis phase proceeds by fluctuations in the various weeks and seems to end concurrently with the announcement, on April 26, of the so-called Phase 2 which, starting from May 4, would have gradually reopened many activities.\n\nPhase 2: towards the normalization of the audience\n\nJust during Phase 2, between 4 May and 3 June, we are starting towards the normalization of the audience and you observe a declining trend across all categories, with data however higher than in the pre-emergency period.\n\nIf on the one hand theattention to the economic fallout on the other the less and less critical news from the health front, the resumption of various work activities, the possibility of being able to carry out some sports activities far from home and the newfound mobility within the region temper the explosive effect of the health emergency\non the site audience.\n\nThis phase is not without exceptions such as the Home & Fashion categories in the week 11-17 May and Family & Lifestyle in the week 25-31 May whose peaks are attributable to positive performances of individual sites.\n\nNew normal: declines for brands as a consequence of reopening\n\nFinally, from June 3 with the total reopening of interregional mobility, it actually returns to the new normal. A different context than the one at the beginning of the emergency in which the categories show values that are close to those of the beginning of February.\n\nIn fact, analyzing the trend of the Audiweb Week data of the week from 1 to 7 June just published compared to the previous one, we can see overall drops on most brands. These changes must be read in light of the exit from the full emergency phase and the start of the reopening phase of interregional travel, therefore as a natural consequence with respect to the emergency context.\n\nCorriere.it is the most read news site in the week of June 1-7\n\nAs for the categories made up of more than 10 brands there is a drop in data for all except Family & Lifestyle which is stable with + 1%. The category News & Information registers -2% while the subcategory Current Events & Global News cala del -6%.\n\nCompared to the pre-Covid period, data from the week between 1 and 7 June reveals a value still sustained for News & Information (+24%) trainata da Current Events & Global News (+ 28%) category for which the first week of June, also thanks to the news of the reopenings and the political news, still represented a period of strong growth.\n\nStill high data also for Home & Fashion (+ 23%) mainly driven by the websites of the Food & Cooking sub-category and a slight growth for Family & Lifestyle. The Entertainment category remains unchanged from the pre-Covid period; this trend is mainly determined by the Broadcast Media sub-category which, coinciding with the end of the television season, begins to record the first data in contraction.\n\nAmong the brands, the one with the most unique users is the weather with 17.8 million, followed by the news sites Corriere.it, with 13.3 million, The Republic with 12.5, TgCom with 11.3, Il Messaggero, Fanpage e Daily fact.\n\nHere the table (click on the image to enlarge):\n\nAlso with regard to i “Video” data of the publishers enrolled in this survey in the week 1-7 June, the same trend recorded for the “Text” data is recorded, with declining data for almost all brands that tend to return to pre-emergency levels.\n\nThe first brands for unique users in this case are TGCom24 e Fanpage. Here the table (click on the image to enlarge):"
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Immigrants are taxpayers, workers, entrepreneurs, job creators, and consumers. Of course, the system needs reform and oversight. But does a blanket policy of “America only” really help us?\n\n(Don’t) Give Me Your Tired, Your Poor, Your Huddled Masses Yearning to Breathe Free?\n\n“Under current regulations put in place in 1996, the term ‘public charge’ is defined as someone who is ‘primarily dependent’ on government assistance, meaning it supplies more than half their income,” CNN wrote. “But it only counted cash benefits, such as Temporary Assistance for Needy Families or Supplemental Security Income from Social Security… Officials can take into account an applicant's financial resources, health, education, skills, family status and age. But few people are rejected on these relatively narrow grounds, experts said.”\n\nThe new rule, as proposed, may also punish hard-working immigrants who rely on a minimal bit of government assistance. And that’s a problem. Alexia Fernandez Campbell broke down the real immigration issue in her article for Vox: “At the end of January, the US economy had 7.6 million unfilled jobs, but only 6.5 million people were looking for work, according to data released Friday by the US Department of Labor. This was the 11th straight month that the number of job openings was higher than the number of job seekers. And each month, the gap has grown.”\n\nHow is that related to immigration? “The hardest-to-find workers are no longer computer engineers,” Campbell pointed out. “They are home health care aides, restaurant workers, and hotel staff. The shift is happening because more and more Americans are going to college and taking professional jobs, while working-class baby boomers are retiring en masse.” Historically, employers have leveraged immigrants to fill those positions.\n\nBut it’s not simply lower-skilled, lower-earning immigrants that get swept up in the dragnet. Immigrants from all walks fuel America’s competitive power in the global marketplace. Think of it this way. We all use Google, whose CEO Sundar Pichai was born in India. Sergey Brin, another Google founder, came to the States by way of the former Soviet Union. What about Microsoft, whose CEO Satya Nadella also immigrated from India? Then there’s Elon Musk, who despite his fame and demeanor is not actually from around these parts. He’s South African. Imagine life without Google or Excel.\n\nMore interesting is the account of Melania Knavs, a Slovenian model who illegally worked for U.S. corporations on a visitor’s visa before obtaining her H-1B. The Associated Press, during an investigation of the incident, noted that “Foreigners are not allowed to use a visitor visa to work for pay in the U.S. for American companies. Doing so would violate the terms of that visa and could prohibit a foreigner from later changing his or her immigration status in the U.S. or bar the foreigner from the United States again without special permission to come back.” Melania is now the first lady of the United States.\n\nCountries that have embraced strategic immigration plans have prospered. Diversity and inclusion bring with them the promise of fresh perspectives, cultural nuances, demographic insights, and creative approaches to business innovation. As taxpayers, immigrants also contribute to the social infrastructure of their adopted countries.\n\nGermany has a long history of positive gains from welcoming outsiders. In 2012, for instance, the 6.6 million people living in Germany with foreign passports paid $4,127 more in taxes and social security than they accepted in state-sponsored benefits. Immigrant talent generated a surplus of €22 billion that same year. And as a generation of German talent retires, signaling a coming exodus of skills and experience from the workforce, the country is hoping to attract 1.5 million skilled immigrants to stabilize the state pension system. Like Germany, the United States also faces an exodus of retirees from the workforce, which younger foreign workers could offset with their contributions to taxes, revenues, and output.\n\nA Nation of Immigrants\n\nIn the introduction to his report on the myths of immigration, Daniel Griswold, a senior research fellow at George Mason University’s Mercatus Center, struck a bold and important chord: “America is a nation of immigrants. That is not a cliché but a simple fact. Almost all Americans today either immigrated themselves or descended from immigrants, whether from England and Germany in the colonial era, Ireland, Eastern Europe, and Scandinavia in the 19th and early 20th centuries, or Latin America and Asia in more recent decades. Today one out of every four people residing in the United States are either first- or second-generation immigrants. Immigration has enriched the United States throughout its history, economically as well as culturally and socially.”\n\nContrary to the rhetoric that has punctuated most immigration-based debates over the past few years, welcoming foreign talent has measurably strengthened the U.S. economy “by filling key jobs in important industries, starting businesses, filing patents, creating new products, and keeping America demographically younger.”\n\nMyth: Immigration is out of control.\nReality: The rate of immigration is below the historical U.S. average (the 15% peak of 1910, according to the U.S. Census Bureau) and well below that of many other advanced nations.\n\nMyth: Crime and terror spike with an influx of immigrants.\nReality: Immigrants are less prone to commit crimes. Griswold cited a major study by the National Academy of Sciences, which found that “immigrants are less likely than the native born to commit crimes, and neighborhoods with greater concentrations of immigrants have much lower rates of crime and violence than comparable nonimmigrant neighborhoods.”\n\nMyth: Immigrants impose undue tax burdens on U.S. citizens.\nReality: Immigrants end up paying more in taxes over their lifetimes than they do relying on government assistance. Highly skilled and educated immigrants typically pay $514,000 more in taxes. Lower-skilled migrants, Griswold explained, “produce more of a fiscal surplus, or less of a deficit, than similarly educated native-born Americans because they are eligible for fewer government benefit programs.”\n\nIn October 2018, the well-respected Brookings Institute published a comprehensive report on the state of immigration. Again, in opposition to fearful political stump speeches, the real effects of immigration were either beneficial or non-detrimental to the success of the nation. The Brookings Institute’s overall conclusion? “Despite the size of the foreign-born population, immigrants tend to have relatively small impacts on the wages of native-born workers. At the same time, immigrants generally have positive impacts on both government finances and the innovation that leads to productivity growth.” Here are a few key findings, although we encourage everyone to read the full document for more depth on the details and sources of analysis.\n\nA preponderance of evidence shows that immigration can be an economic windfall. 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Given that ETH is today trading at around $1,100, it’s easy to see the appeal they hold for investors.\n\nYet not all ICOs are the same, and the vast majority of products launching this way have failed to live up to the hype. Some of the biggest failures include the much-hyped EOS blockchain, which raised more than $4.2 billion in a year-long ICO that concluded in 2018. Yet EOS failed to live up to the hype, with its chief developer Block.one failing time and again to hit the milestones on its roadmap, causing its token price to plummet and eventually leading to a community revolt.\n\nEOS was certainly not the only failure. Indeed, a 2018 report by Satis Group Crypto Research found that a staggering 81% of all ICOs it tracked since 2017 turned out to be scams, where the developers inevitably ran off with investors’ cash without producing any viable product.\n\nThe Beginning of IEOs and IDOs\n\nWith so many projects failing to live up to their billing, or outright ripping their investors off, the concept of the ICO is now perceived extremely negatively by the industry. So much so that few crypto projects even go down that route anymore, opting instead to raise funds through an Initial Exchange Offering (IEO) or an Initial Dex Offering (IDO) instead. IEOs and IDOs have a better reputation as they involve raising funds via a trusted cryptocurrency exchange such as Binance or a decentralized launchpad like Polkastarter. Those platforms fulfill the role of vetting each project they launch before they’re listed, increasing trust among investors.\n\nStill, the IEO and IDO models are far from perfect and the crypto industry is still incredibly prone to disaster, as the recent collapse of FTX has shown. If the world’s second-largest crypto exchange can fall into the abyss in the space of a few short days, why should any investor trust any new projects they’re sponsoring? Confidence in exchanges, and therefore in IEOs and IDOs, has hit an all time low.\n\nThe reliance on risky fundraising models is an especially big worry for Web3 projects at a time when the fledgling industry is only just getting off the ground, so the arrival of the alternative Initial Coin Exchange offering this year looks to be extremely well timed.\n\nICX as an Alternative to ICOs, IEOs, and IDOs\n\nPeer is a web3 metaverse and blockchain technology company that’s developing consumer-focused blockchain software, hardware, and services for the next evolution of the internet, and one of its most promising early projects seems to be its Peer Exchange platform. It’s a crowdfunding platform that has developed the concept of the ICX, an alternative to ICOs, IEOs and IDOs that’s much more focused on investor safety. Unlike with those older models, ICX projects are carefully vetted, using a framework for an evidence-based fundraising standard. The ICX model is therefore focused on established blockchains and decentralized applications and aims to promote responsible innovation and rapid validation.\n\nIn other words, ICXs are for projects that have moved beyond the prototyping phase, looking for funding prior to seeking a seed or Series A investment from accredited investors. To raise money through an ICX, projects must have a viable product and business model, as well as an IP-moat – meaning they must have some kind of patented or patent-pending technology. In addition, the projects will also be checked to ensure they are following the rules and regulations of their local jurisdiction.\n\nFor crypto projects, an ICX can help to accelerate growth by creating numerous token holders who have an incentive to spread the word about what it’s doing. At the same time, investors will feel much more confident about putting their money into the project. To hold an ICX, the project will have been carefully investigated and has to show that it operates in accordance with local regulations. Moreover, investors can be assured that it has both an existing product and a token that offers immediate utility, and therefore brings real value to its holders.\n\nThe ICX is a novel alternative to crypto fundraising with a special focus on projects that offer both a real opportunity and have serious credibility. It remains to be seen if ICXs will ever become as popular as ICOs were during their heyday, but one thing is clear. It’s the risky bets that often turn out to be the most rewarding, and if the ICX can at least give the odds a boost, enthusiastic crypto investors will likely decide it’s worth a gamble."
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"The mission is a simple one – provide a program on the Shroud of Turin not only to educate our young people about the Shroud, but also to enhance their understanding of Christ's passion, death and resurrection. Along the way, we also hope it will deepen their relationship with him.\n\nAs you most likely will find out, many of your students will not have heard of the Shroud. Or if they have, they will believe it is a fake painted by an unknown artist sometime during the Middle Ages. While most of the world's experts now agree and believe the evidence points straightforwardly to the fact that the Shroud of Turin is the burial cloth of Christ, the more important point here is what your students think. Along with the DVD, the discussion questions offer the chance for your students to think and come to their own conclusions.\n\nThe total running time for this DVD is 48 minutes. It is chaptered into two segments, each about 25 minutes in length. The producers recognize that 48 minutes might be too long for some classes. The chaptering permits the opportunity to watch it over two classroom periods and offer time for discussion, as well.",
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"Chuck Neff is a veteran broadcast journalist. He has more than 40 years of experience in the television, radio, and video production industries. He has worked as a news reporter, anchorman, and producer with NBC News in Chicago, as well as TV and radio stations in St. Louis, Denver and Terre Haute.\n\nChuck is also a Show Host for Relevant Radio, a national Catholic radio network. The Inner Life airs weekdays at Noon Eastern, 11AM Central in nearly 50 markets, including New York, Chicago, and Philadelphia.\n\nA graduate of the University of Missouri School of Journalism, Chuck has traveled extensively to produce documentaries in Brazil, Bolivia, Italy, Bosnia-Herzegovina, and Israel. Over his career Chuck has been awarded 15 local Emmys for excellence as a reporter, writer and producer. He has also received dozens of other national and regional awards for outstanding programming.\n\nIn 1999, Chuck was extensively involved in the Pastoral Visit of Pope John Paul II to St. Louis, coordinating the worldwide television pool coverage.\n\nChuck and his wife, Judy, live in Chesterfield, MO. They have four children and nine grandchildren."
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