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Let $ f(x) = 2 - | 2x - 1 | $. Show that there is no value of $ c $ such that $ f(3) - f(0) = f'(c)(3 - 0) $. Why does this not contradict the Mean Value Theorem?

This does not contradict Mean Value theorem, because it is not applicable.
Hint : Look at the derivative of $f(x)$ at $x=\frac{1}{2}$

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Okay. The question here is let every beck that goes to minus the absolute value to X minus one and show that there's no value of C just after three minutes after zero equals f prime of C times, three minutes. You and why does this not sounds for why this does not contradict you mean about him? Okay, so I think the best way to go about this particular problem is to think about the derivative and specifically around the sharp edge produced by this after by function. So this occurs when two X minus one is equal to zero. So when this is equal zero, well, this accused this equal terms when X is equal to one half. So remember, when you have a nap to value function is actually a piece wise divide function, and so you can you can, ah divide it up into two parts. So when X is greater than one happened when X is less than one half, so really affects can be re written as this. So if the function is less than one half, you put a negative sign in front of this function. So when if X is less than one half. Then it will be two minus. And then we put another negative Mix it positives of two plus two X minus one and then, if accepted, it's greater than one half. Yeah, you get the same exact function you get the function that's written. And then if you now you can take the derivative of dysfunction, boys Lee. So this will be a prime. A bag is equal to now. You just take the derivative of both of these function, which gives us two and negative too. So recall that these you're now you're getting two different answers at X equals one after this is occurring when exit less than one half. And this is occurring when X is greater than one. So you can obviously see here that the derivative at the point equals one half does not equal to each other. They're two different answers. And since our domain here is asking three to zero, I mean zero to three because we can see that with the way they set up the mean value, their arm equation right here on. We know that one half is in this interval. So since this is in the interval, you know that the derivative at one half does not exist. And remember the two conditions required for the mean value serum, our continuity and different ability and its domain in this interval, especially in the open interval. And since this condition right here has failed, we know that there is no way that the fact that this function this function affect failed the condition to fail the question fill the conditions required for the mean very theorem. We know for a fact that there's no value see such that affect three minus half of zero is equal. The F primacy times three minus zero and this is this's why it does not contradict them invalid because it doesn't even satisfy the conditions for


Blended/ing Religion

Margarita Simon Guillory’s interview presents me with an opportunity to revisit a major question in the study of African American religion(s). That is: How do we name and theorize the practice of combining different belief systems to create a unique new religion?

By Justine Bakker

Justine Bakker is a doctoral student in the Department of Religion at Rice University. She’s currently working on her dissertation, a project that will engage Ellen Gallagher, M. NourbeSe Philip, Zora Neale Hurston, and Ishmael Reed in an effort to rethink the categories of “the human” and “religion” in the field of Religious Studies.

Justine Bakker

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African American Spiritual Churches

A Response to “African American Spiritual Churches”

by Justine Bakker

Margarita Simon Guillory’s interview presents me with an opportunity to revisit a major question in the study of African American religion(s). That is: How do we name and theorize the practice of combining different belief systems to create a unique new religion? Thinking through the ways in which African American Spiritual Churches in New Orleans combine a host of religious ideas and practices, Guillory utilizes the term “blended.” ‘And I like that term, blendedness,’ she adds, emphasizing the significance of the term. While I have studied what Guillory would call “blended religions”—specifically those that we find in the black esoteric milieu such as the Moorish Science Temple of America and Nation of Islam—the term itself was new to me. Guillory mentions it only in passing, quickly moving on to other questions and issues perhaps more directly related to her work: the interview provides an exciting teaser to her new book, which is itself a much-needed reminder of the importance of historical and social-scientific research on African American Spiritual Churches in New Orleans. But the concept of “blended” stuck with me. Therefore, I’d like to take this opportunity to explore the work that the term “blended religion” could do in and for Religious Studies, in particular the study of African American forms of religion and religiosity.

First things first: “blended” serves to replace that well-known but heavily criticized concept of syncretism; ‘syncretic,’ we hear Guillory say, ‘is not the term I want to use.’ It was Melville Herskovitz who, in the 1930s, was the first to utilize syncretism in the context of black America to account for the presence of numerous and various strains of culture, among which were so-called “Africanisms.” Herskovitz’s model has since been criticized as positing an essentialist—some would even say racist—take on (black) culture, and Guillory is certainly not the first scholar in black religious studies to posit an alternative. In his study of black Israelite religion, historian Jacob Dorman conjures up, for instance, “polycultural” as an improvement. Polyculturalism, he writes, rejects the idea of cultures as bounded and static in favor of an approach that views them as ‘multiple, unhierarchical, unbounded, and “impure”’ (Dorman 2012: 19). And to be sure, polyculturalism, a term Dorman in turn borrowed from historian Robin D.G. Kelley, helps us to more fully understand the nature of black religion.

If polyculturalism already functions as a much-welcomed alternative, what, you may ask, does “blended” contribute? Grounded in the verb to blend, meaning to mix, to mingle or to combine into an integrated whole, blended has, I think, a leg up because it points us to the presence of an agent or actor, to someone or something doing the mixing or combining. That is, as the noun “blended religion” contains the trace of the verb “to blend” it signals not only the amalgamation of two or more strains of thought, but also allows us to see the role of the individual in these new—and, to be sure, ever-shifting—formations. The term blended, then, reveals in and of itself the role of what Dorman calls religious bricoleurs, or those individuals that creatively combine a host of different influences to fashion new religious narratives that redefined religious, national, and racial identities. Using the term “blended” when describing the form or structure of religious movements, then, allows us to comprehend fully and to recognize the presence of human agency in the fluid and dynamic confluence of various ideas and practices that make up their formation.

To be sure, blended does not solve all problems that syncretism posed. Read alongside Bruce Lincoln’s “Retiring Syncretism” (2001), one could argue, for instance, that “blended” continues to obscure unequal power relationships, suggesting as it were that the exchange of ideas happens on equal terms. Likewise, the term “blended” dwells a bit too comfortably with what Lincoln (2001: 455) rightfully terms the ‘discredited American melting pot’. These critiques are particularly acute in the context of the African American Spiritual Churches, the topic of Guillory’s research, which indeed display a striking and explicit mix of a variety of religious and cultural formations such as Haitian vodou, Pentecostal traditions, Catholicism, and Spiritualism, but have also been marginalized and ridiculed. And yet, the term “blended religion” resists the notion that such unequal power relationships prohibit the possibilities for productive and creative thought, prohibit the ability to fashion new religious narratives in the face of antiblack white supremacy. The term blended suggest to me that these religions are the product of human agency, rather than merely the inevitable outcome of colonial conquest. Conceiving spiritual churches as blended highlights the ways in which so many men and women emerged as innovative religious thinkers, conveyers of cultural meaning that, creatively and well considered, incorporated and synthesized a range of ideas to fashion new religious narratives.

Blended, however, raises another problem: it suggests the outcome of a process that is already complete. People, or so the argument would go, blend a variety of ideas and practices to produce a particular blended religion as a finished product. This is, incidentally, also the way we often tend to think about influences—as if religious leaders and followers stop combining and incorporating ideas once there is a full-fledged theology in place. To counter such assumptions, the term “blending” would work perhaps even better. For example, it has been argued that the founder of the Nation of Islam, Fard Muhammad, synthesized Freemasonry, teachings of the Moorish Science Temple of America and Marcus Garvey’s Universal Negro Improvement Organization, and an allegorical reading of the Qur’an and the Bible with the work of Jehovah’s Witness Judge Rutherford to develop his own “blended” version of Islam. Since 2010, the NoI has, however, also incorporated elements of Scientology, in particular auditing. While additional research needs to explore further the relationship between the two movements, this much more recent confluence of ideas demonstrates that “blending” is a continuous process.

“Blending religion” thus points not only to the amalgamation of religious ideas and the role of human agency, but also underscores that religion is a process, that religious traditions are never static but always changing, malleable, ever-responding to and in conversation with the world around them. What, for instance, are the effects of Katrina on the religious beliefs and practices of African American Spiritual Churches? Margarita Guillory notes that the number of spiritual churches in New Orleans went from 50 to 2—a significant drop that potentially encourages, perhaps even forces, practitioners to, even if ever so slightly, refashion their religious narratives. Or consider the effects of new medias, such as social media, on religious formations—another theme that Guillory touches upon in the interview. To what extent do these developments invite the incorporation of new ideas, invite one to blend once more? Blending, to be sure, is effected by numerous factors; a particular “blended religion” and its development are therefore contingent. As religions, like cultures, are always in-flux, we need a concept that can capture their ever-changing nature. Syncretism, surely, failed to do so; could blended/ing offer a solution?

Dorman, Jacob S. 2013. Chosen People: The Rise of American Black Israelite Religions, Oxford: Oxford University Press.

Lincoln, Bruce. 2001. “Retiring Syncretism”, Historical Reflections 27(3): 453-9.

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Top 8 Challenges For Physician Billing Services in 2020

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Due to the rising crisis related to healthcare, economy, and regulatory changes in 2020, physicians are going to face new challenges this year. We all are well-versed with the rising economical challenges due to COVID-19 and other destructive factors that have influenced the global market. It has become a threat to everyone in the world and resulted in increased complications for physician billing services. Along with this problem, there are certainly many other challenges for the physicians that practitioners will end up facing as well. Therefore, supportive medical billing companies like Medcare MSO sustained their services to provide backend support to several medical practitioners. Our analysts identified the following 8 challenges for the physician billing services that can obstacle the business growth of the physicians in 2020.

Complicated Revenue Collection:

Stress is a common feeling for medical practitioners. It is caused due to the highly increasing demands and expectations of the patients. Due to the rising healthcare crisis caused by the sudden spread of COVID-19, the more stress is piled up for the healthcare practitioners. It doesn’t matter if they are linked with a private or public practice, they are facing excessive administrative burden for physician billing services.

Increased claim denials:

One of the most impactful factors that damage the financial health of your medical practice is medical claim denials. After all, physicians deserve proper payments for the energy and effort they put in to provide quality care services. They are unable to identify and remove the problems that cause claim denials without evaluation and management. Due to payment denials and other revenue cycle problems, physicians are also experiencing poor reimbursements and inefficient payment schedule that is disrupting cash flow.

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The inefficiency of EHR:

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Feb 01, 2021 / 16:54

13th National Party Congress wraps up

By the mid of 21th century, Vietnam is set to become a socialist-oriented developed country.

 Overview of the closing ceremony. Photos: VNA

At the closing ceremony, delegates at the 13th Party Congress agreed on the development targets for Vietnam until 2025, with vision to 2045.

The 13th Party Congress was carried out under the spirit of building a clean and strong Party and political system, strengthening the national solidarity in pushing for a comprehensive reform towards socio-economic development and ensuring national security.

It set out the goal that by the mid of 21th century, Vietnam will become a socialist-oriented developed country.

The Congress also stressed the guiding viewpoint of defending the national interests based on international laws that ensure mutual benefits for all parties involved.

In this process, no effort would be spared to promote socio-economic-cultural development, Party building as well as national defense-security.

 Delegates vote to approve the resolution of the 13th Party Congress.

Congress Resolution approved

The 13th Party Congress approved a resolution that set out the development path for Vietnam in the next five years.

Under the resolution, the overall development goals in the 2021-25 tenure and subsequent years are set to enhance the leadership capabilities and the fighting spirit of the Party, keep a strong and pure political organization, consolidate people’s trust in the Party, State and the socialist system, and defend the national sovereignty, in addition to inspire people to join hands in realizing the goal of being developed country with socialist orientation in the mid-21st century.

Vietnam would become a middle-income country with a certain level of modernization and industrialization by 2025. Five years later, in 2030, as Vietnam marks the centennial anniversary of the Communist Party, it is set to be an upper middle-income country. By 2045, when the country celebrates the 100th anniversary of the National Day, it is expected to become a developed and high-income country.

Among major orientations for Vietnam’s socio-economic development in the 2021-25 period with vision for 2021-2030, the resolution called for strong efforts against corruption, bureaucracy, interest groups and signs of self-evolution within the Party.

The resolution stressed the necessity to continue revising the growth model and restructuring the economy under the market mechanism, providing supporting policies for agricultural companies, pushing for technology transfer and application of technologies and innovation from the Industry 4.0, and promoting digital transformation and economy for greater productivity, efficiency and economic competitiveness.

More efforts are required to improve the legal framework, especially in intellectual property rights and civil disputes, which are seen as bottlenecks restricting the country’s socio-economic development.

To realize these targets, the country needs to make key breakthroughs in the perfection of legal framework for development while developing high-skilled workforce and socio-economic infrastructure, focusing on priority projects on transportation and climate-change resilience, and further investing in IT and telecommunication infrastructure.

Five valuable lessons of experience

From the reality of the ‘doi moi’ (Renewal) process, especially the experience learned from the implementation of 12th Party Congress’ resolution during the last five years, Mr. Trong pointed out five valuable lessons as below:

Firstly, the Party building and rectification must be drastically, comprehensively, synchronously carried out on a regular basis and effectively deployed in terms of politics, ideology, morality, organization and personnel.

It’s a must to build up a clean, strong, comprehensive State and political system; create a perfect mechanism of strict control of power; fight against the moral degradation, "self-evolution" and "self-transformation" resolutely and persistently; step up the battle against corruption and wastefulness within the Party.

Party’s personnel must be the most important task, focusing on building a contingent of cadres, especially strategic-level cadres of high qualification who are competent and reputable leaders.

Secondly, people should be considered the “root” in all affairs of the Party and State. It is necessary to trust, respect, and promote people’s right to mastery, and persistently follow the motto of “People know, People discuss, People do, People inspect, People supervise and People benefit.”

People are always placed at the center position, and the subject of the renovation, construction and defense of the country; all policies must come from the real life, aspirations, rights and interests of the People, taking the happiness and well-being of the People as the target to strive for.

In addition, the Party needs to tighten the close ties between the Party and the people, relying on the people to build up the Party, at the same times, consolidating and enhancing people’s trust in the Party, the State, and socialism.

Thirdly, in its leadership, instruction, management and implementation, the Party must have strong determination; promptly remove bottlenecks and problems; uphold the responsibilities of the heads associated with promoting the synchronous strength of the entire political system; promote democracy together with maintaining discipline; and well perform coordination in leadership, management and administration to create breakthroughs for development.

Fourthly, the Party’s priority should be given to synchronously building development institutions, ensuring harmony between between economic renovation and political and socio-cultural renovation, defence-security, independence, self-reliance and international integration. The party also needs to pay special attention to promoting the key role of human, culture, education and training, and science and technology as drivers for national development.

Fifthly, the Party needs to proactively study and accurately forecast the situation to avoid passivity and surprise, protecting independence and territorial integrity in parallel with maintaining a peaceful, secure and stable environment for national development.

It's also important to properly and effectively handle relationships with major powers and neighboring countries and efficiently exploit all resources to meet the requirements of the nation’s construction, development and protection in the new situation.

“These five experience lessons are important foundations for the Party to continue making use of and promoting creativeness in leadership and instructions to help the country remain firm and resolute to overcome new difficulties and challenges as well as heavier tasks in the 13th tenure,” the General Secretary, President confirmed.


March 17, 2016

Clock speed

Big Ben

Let’s assume a typical academic has a sharp brain up top. They hold many thoughts and get insights in the shower. As for them, so for the rest of us. The difference isn’t in the potential for ideas, it’s in the demand for delivery. An academic clock-speed is determined by research project duration: a term, a year, a funding cycle. The rest of us: end of the week?

Now, that’s unfair – but it’s a blunt stick pointing to what can happen when two organisations or people with different clock speeds try to work together. One’s hanging around, the other chronically hurried. One deeply frustrated, the other spittingly irritated.

The sprinter and the marathoner don’t play naturally together.

You can’t always choose your partners – but you can use gears to synchronise the effort and balance the stress.

Skippy strategy: Keep talking, keep progress visible. Focus attention on the finish line – not the second hand.


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  1. The group consists of two islands proper, Cayo Grande and Cayo de Sal, the first being triangular in shape, and measuring some six and a half miles each way along the perpendicular and base of the triangle, while Cayo de Sal is about seven and a half miles long by perhaps half a mile broad. - "The Log of a Privateersman", Harry Collingwood.
  2. The rock that sheltered us was some forty feet high, and about twenty acres in extent, situate nearly in the middle of the northern anchorage; and astern of us, at a distance of four miles, lay Cayo Grande, with Cayo de Sal about the same distance on our larboard beam. - "The Log of a Privateersman", Harry Collingwood.
  3. He glanced over at Hipolito, now making a show of watching the Point at Cayo de Carena, and briefly entertained sending him down for it. - "Caribbee", Thomas Hoover.
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When A Girl Gets In Your Personal Space?

What are the 4 zones of personal space?

Hall (1969) delineated four zones of interpersonal distance that characterize Western culture: intimate (up to 18 inches), personal (18–48 inches), social (48 inches to 12 feet), and public (greater than 12 feet)..

What does it mean if a guy is always touching you?

What does it mean when a guy keeps touching you? It would likely be a sign that he is attracted to you if he also shows other signs of attraction with you. He might also do it to get your attention, to emphasize a point, he might do it naturally with everyone or he might be being dominating.

What does invading personal space mean?

Definition of invade someone’s space : to place oneself too close to someone I felt uncomfortable with her so close, invading my space. also : to be in the space where another person is or wants to be I went to study in the library so I wouldn’t invade my roommate’s space.

How many dimensions does personal space have?

four distinctiveFor the average American, according to anthropologist Edward T. Hall, there are four distinctive spacial zones, each with a well-understood spectrum of appropriate behavior. The nearest Hall calls the “intimate” zone, which extends outward from the skin about 18 inches.

When a guy puts his hand on your thigh?

When you touch him, his body reciprocates Or he may even put his hand on your thigh. Or when you touch his back, he doesn’t recoil, he leans into you. If he’s recoiling or doesn’t seem comfortable with you touching him, he’s definitely not into you, and you should cool it with all the touching.

How do I protect my personal space?

Here are some basic rules:Never touch anyone you don’t know.Don’t reach for anyone else’s children, regardless of your intentions.Stand at least 4 feet away from a person unless you know him or her well.When someone leans away from you, you are probably in that person’s space that makes him or her uncomfortable.More items…•

Is personal space a right?

The amount of personal space required for any given person is subjective. … The law does not recognize a specific crime or civil action based on violation of personal space per se. However, the law does recognize various actions based on assault, harassment and unwelcome touching.

Who needs most personal space?

The subjects were to assume that they were one of the two figures. The scientists found that residents of Argentina, Peru and Bulgaria stand the closest to strangers, while those from Romania, Hungary and Saudi Arabia want the most space. Americans were somewhere in the middle.

How do you respectfully turn someone down?

How to reject someone nicely “‘ I think you are a wonderful person, but I just don’t feel any attraction for you. … ” Straight up and honest. … “‘ Sorry but I’m not interested in a romantic or sexual relationship with you'”. … “‘ I’m not interested in dating right now, but thanks that meant a lot’.” … “‘ … ” … ” … “More items…•

What does it mean when a guy gets in your personal space?

If a man enters your personal space in a subtle way, it’s a clear body-language sign that he’s flirting with you. He may shift in his seat to come closer to you, or lay a personal item like a phone on the table between you. Unless the guy is a creep, your first physical contact should be subtle and almost accidental.

How do you politely ask for personal space?

“Tell them what you want to do or share when you come back together. For example, ‘I am going to go out with my best friend for a few hours — I need some me time — but I really look forward to being with you tonight and having a nice dinner.

How important is personal space?

Our personal space protects us from potential aggression, and, ultimately, it helps protect us from stress. … G.W. Evans (1979) suggest an important one is potential aggression that may come from others. If we allow other people to get too close to us, an act of aggression can have serious consequences.

Do guys distance themselves when they like a girl?

What is considered personal space?

How does personal space affect communication?

Personal space is the region into which you allow people with whom you have good rapport. People value their personal space and they feel irritation, antagonism, or anxiety whenever someone they don’t know invades their space. When you allow someone to enter your personal space, you are socially promoting them.

What factors affect personal space?

Personal space is something that we all have. However, there are multiple factors that influence the differing distances of one’s personal space. These factors include gender, age, and culture, among others (Tolley). Males interacting with other males require the most personal space (Gifford, 1987).


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Sadie Hottman is 23 years old and currently in school studying to become a small and exotic animal veterinarian. She has two dogs, a 9 year old Shiba Inu named Loki and a 3 year old Jack Russell named Koda, as well as a Maine Coon cat named Blu. Sadie says she is very fur-tunate to have these three animals in her life, they have helped me through a lot. She has been in the pet industry for over 4 years but her passion for the industry started when she was young. Sadie’s future goals include owning and operating her own animal sanctuary and veterinary clinic.

Sadie loves to travel and would love to be able to explore the world and have the opportunity to experience different cultures. She loves to be outdoors, in her free time you can usually find her camping, hiking and fishing. Sadie loves to always remain paws-itive!


Microclimatic buffering of plant responses to macroclimate warming in temperate forests.

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Recent global warming is acting on ecosystems across the globe and threatening biodiversity. Yet, due to slow responses, many biological communities are lagging behind warming of the macroclimate (the climate of a large geographic region). The buffering of microclimates near the ground measured in local areas, arising from terrain features such as vegetation and topography, can explain why many species are lagging behind macroclimate warming. However, almost all studies ignore the effects of microclimates and key uncertainties still exist about this mechanism.

Microclimates are particularly evident in forests, where understorey habitats are buffered by overstorey trees. In temperate forests, the understorey contains the vast majority of plant diversity and plays an essential role in driving ecosystem processes.

The overall goal of FORMICA (FORest MICroclimate Assessment) is to quantify and understand the role of microclimatic buffering in modulating forest plant responses to macroclimate warming. We apply microtemperature loggers, perform experimental heating, use fluorescent tubes and install a large-scale transplant experiment in temperate forests across Europe. The results will then be integrated in models to forecast plant diversity in temperate forests as macroclimate warms.

FORMICA is a large integrative study on microclimatic buffering of macroclimate warming in forests. The project will reshape our current understanding of the impacts of climate change on forests and help land managers and policy makers to develop urgently needed adaptation strategies.

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Krzysztof Meisinger writes of his new release: “When I was asked to write an introduction to my début album for Chandos, I wondered for a long time what it should be about. My artistic path? The key to the program selection for the album? Or maybe my subjective description of the pieces I have recorded? I decided to explain in a few words my relationship with the guitar – a difficult relationship, full of passion, but also of doubts. It all started with delight. The guitar has always been a magical instrument to me. While playing, the musician is in direct contact with the string and the sound. The players, these ‘magicians’, whose recordings fascinated me at the beginning of my musical education were Andrés Segovia and Julian Bream. Thanks to them, I understood that the guitar is the instrument of my life, and that it is to its kind that I want to devote my artistic energies. A little time later, I started to notice some imperfections, which made me ask different questions. Why is the guitar repertoire so small, when you compare it to that of other concert instruments? Why is the guitar not able to convey all those emotions which I want to express? It took me some time looking before I came upon the answer. And the answer was this: to turn all those ‘disadvantages’ into virtues. After all, a guitar cannot be pretentious. It is what it is, a guitar –an intimate, sublime, beautiful instrument... It is the most honest mirror of the musician. It reaches the deepest corners of the soul, and allows both the performer and the listener to touch heaven in a nasty world.”

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Import documents required in Sri Lanka

Documentation in Sri Lanka for import of goods

What is the certification process to import to Sri Lanka? What are the documentation procedures as an importer in Sri Lanka?  Types of documents required in Sri Lanka to import goods? Import documentation process in Sri Lanka, in detail.

Information provided here describes about documents required by each import in Sri Lanka which need to be submitted with customs officials for the clearance process.

The import documents required in Sri Lanka depends up on the regular trade policy of Sri Lanka Government, the nature of goods importing, specific goods importing to Sri Lanka. The documents required for import to Sri Lanka to take delivery of import cargo is also based on the product importing, multilateral, bilateral or unilateral trade agreements, and other trade policies of Sri Lanka government.

Import documents required

This post explains about various documents that every importer needs to be submitted with the Sri Lanka Customs Authority in order to obtain clearance of the consignment.

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3 Ways Healthcare Providers Are Aiming to Improve Patient Outcomes

Improving patient outcomes has been the underlying goal of healthcare since, well, forever. And, healthcare providers today have more technological tools at their disposal than ever before to optimize their performances with this very goal in mind. For instance: Organizations today are able to set specific goals for improving patient outcomes and track progress in achieving them using data as a guide.

Here are three ways modern healthcare providers are approaching the challenge of improving patient outcomes — some direct, some indirect.

 Reducing Readmission Rates

Perhaps the most head-on way healthcare providers are aiming to bolster outcomes for people in their care is by looking directly at patients’ measurable health and safety outcomes — then taking targeted action to try to improve them.

A prime example here is a hospital aiming to reduce readmission rates. This benchmark for measuring effectiveness of care shows healthcare providers at a glance what percentage of patients are returning to the hospital with the same ailment within a given window of time, like 30 days. This metric is widely used to assess the quality of care patients receive from a given organization.

Thus, it behooves providers to improve outcomes in this area — by giving patients the care and information they need to avoid unnecessary readmittance following their discharges. As one article in the U.S. National Library of Medicine asserts, “The focus on all-cause readmission rates incentivizes hospitals to focus on the primary medical problem, as well as a patient’s comorbid, psychological, social, and environmental conditions.”

When administrators, clinicians, allied health workers, insurance companies and researchers have access to advanced healthcare analytics, it enables decision-makers to critically analyze key performance indicators (KPIs) like readmission rates — drilling down into stored data to identify trends, relationships and outcomes over time.

Providing Value-Based Healthcare

Healthcare providers are also moving toward a value-based care model as opposed to the fee-for-service model of years past. Of course, the predominant risk associated with fee-for-service models is that providers used to have incentive to provide more services to bolster their bottom lines rather than having an incentive to provide better services. Thus, the prioritization of value-based healthcare has the potential to serve healthcare organizations and patients better.

Paying healthcare professionals based on patient outcomes

rather than the individual services they provide tends to reward them for “helping patients improve their health, reduce the effects and incidence of chronic disease, and live healthier lives in an evidence-based way,” according to the New England Journal of Medicine Catalyst.

Put simply: Value-based care rewards quality over quantity. The potential upside for patients is that they pay less while experiencing more positive outcomes. The potential upside for providers is they’re often able to increase efficiency of operations while boosting patient satisfaction.

Engaging Employees and Reducing Turnover

Healthcare providers have a clear financial incentive to retain employees— it tends to be very costly to replace trained staff members. But reducing turnover is also a way to improve the patient experience. Why? High turnover rates disrupt the continuity of care. Engaged employees are more likely to perform well at work and remain in their roles over time to provide seamless care to patients.

Engaging employees and reducing turnover usually results from compensating employees fairly and providing them the support they need to do their jobs well. It’s also important to foster great performance and redirect subpar performance in an effective way. Consider the culture of your organization and the ways in which it’s either contributing to or taking away from engagement.

Healthcare providers are aiming to improve patient outcomes by reducing readmission rates, raising employee engagement and prioritizing value-based healthcare initiatives. And easier access to data analytics is helping drive these initiatives forward.

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Is it OK to speak Russian in Lithuania?

Can people in Lithuania speak Russian?

63.0% of Lithuanians speak Russian, 30.4% – English, 8.5% – Polish, and 8.3% – German. Generation factor still matters a lot, as English and German are most popular among the youth.

Is Lithuanian language similar to Russian?

Lithuanian and Russian are not similar. They belong to 2 different branches of the “language tree”. Lithuanian is not Slavic but belongs to separate group called Baltic. It is small group with only 2 languages – Lithuanian and Latvian.

Are Russia and Lithuania friends?

On 27 July 1991, the Russian government re-recognized Lithuania and the two countries re-established diplomatic relations on 9 October 1991. … Since the reestablishment of independence, Lithuanian leaders have only visited Moscow twice: one by Algirdas Brazauskas in 1997 and Valdas Adamkus in 2001 and 2005.

What language is widely spoken in Lithuania?

BBC – Languages – Languages. Since 1991, the official language of Lithuania is the Baltic language of Lithuanian, a language closely related to Latvian. More than 80% of the country’s 3.8m population speaks Lithuanian as their first language. Minority languages include Belarusian (1.5%), Polish (7.7%), Russian (8%).

Why is Lithuania so suicidal?

The main factors linked to suicides in the region are GDP growth, demographics, alcohol consumption, psychological factors, and climate temperature. Health expenditure appears to relate to reduced suicides but only for the entire population.

Is Lithuania a US ally?

Why did Russia invade Lithuania?

Molotov had accused the Baltic states of conspiracy against the Soviet Union and delivered an ultimatum to all Baltic countries for the establishment of Soviet-approved governments. … On 15 June the USSR invaded Lithuania.

What is Lithuania famous for?

How are Lithuanians like?

To start off, Lithuanians are kind and sensual people. They are extremely tight with their families, and it’s that core that shows its colors more times than not. However, somewhat contradictory to that, the Lithuanian people are typically Libertarian minded people.

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Question: Why is Latvia losing its population?

Since the previous census in 2011, when the population was surveyed at their registered residence, their number has decreased by 177 thousand. … In 2020, as a result of negative natural growth, the population of all major ethnicities of Latvia decreased: Belarussians – by 2.4 %, Poles – by 2.0 %, Russians – by 1.6 %.

Why is Latvia death rate so high?

This is mainly due to a higher prevalence of risk factors, such as smoking, alcohol consumption and obesity, resulting in higher death rates from cardiovascular diseases and different types of cancer (Murtin et al., 2017).

What are the problems in Latvia?

Latvia faces high levels of income inequality and poverty. The tax and redistribution system only partially alleviates inequalities resulting from market incomes. Long-term unemployment and inadequate minimum social protection drive poverty among the working-age population.

Is population of Latvia growing?

The population density in Latvia is 30 per Km2 (79 people per mi2). The median age in Latvia is 43.9 years.

Latvia Population (LIVE)

Date Yearly Growth Rate (%)
2017 -1.17
2018 -1.16
2019 -1.13
2020 -1.08

Are Latvians healthy?

In OECD statistics in 2017, Latvia by health expenditure per capita ranked 27 out of 30 countries in EU. Health expenditure per capita in Latvia is the second lowest after Romania of all EU countries. In 2015 only 46% of Latvians reported to be in good health, the second lowest level in the EU.

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What country has the lowest life expectancy 2020?

The countries with the lowest life expectancies are:

  • Central African Republic (53.345 years)
  • Chad (54.458 years)
  • Lesotho (54.366 years)
  • Nigeria (54.808 years)
  • Sierra Leone (54.81 years)
  • Somalia (57.5 years)
  • Ivory Coast (57.844 years)
  • South Sudan (57.948 years)

What environmental problems do we have in Latvia?

Air and water pollution are among Latvia’s most significant environmental concerns and are largely related to a lack of waste treatment facilities. In 1996, industrial carbon dioxide emissions totaled 9.2 million metric tons. Cars and other vehicles account for 70% of the country’s air pollution.

What kind of people live in Latvia?

The most active ethnic communities in Latvia are Russians, Poles, Lithuanians, Jews and Roma. People of foreign descent mainly live in the seven major cities of Latvia: Rīga, Daugavpils, Jelgava, Jūrmala, Liepāja, Ventspils, and Rēzekne.

How many kids live in Latvia?

In absolute figures (estimate): 253,683 young people under 15 years old ( 129,793 males / 123,890 females) 1,302,673 persons between 15 and 64 years old ( 634,986 males / 667,687 females) 317,624 persons above 64 years old ( 103,332 males / 214,292 females)

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DYNASTY-HEADS-USAjpgDEFINITION:  “a DYNASTY is a sequence of rulers from the same family, usually in the context of a feudal or monarchical system but sometimes also appearing in elective republics.” dynasty (n.) mid-15c. (earlier dynastia, late 14c.), from Middle French dynastie and directly from Late Latin dynastia, from Greek dynasteia power, lordship, sovereignty,” from dynastes ruler, chief,” from dynasthai have power.”

All US Presidents (except one) have been proven to be related to each other and to King John of England (1166 – 1216 A.D.), the villainous king of the Robin Hood stories.  Who was King John?  John Lackland was the fourth child of Henry II. Short and fat, he was jealous of his dashing brother Richard I whom he succeeded. He was cruel, self-indulgent, selfish and avaricious, and the raising of punitive taxes united all the elements of society, clerical and lay, against him. The Pope excommunicated him. On 15th June 1215 at Runnymede the barons compelled John to sign Magna Carta, the Great Charter, which reinstated the rights of all his subjects. John died – from over-eating – a fugitive from all his enemies. He has been termed “the worst English king”.

This means that the entire history of Democratic Presidential elections, beginning the George Washington, were rigged.  American immigrants, who invaded and plundered North America killed 900,000,000 Indigenous Natives, primarily through disease and murder.  The Invaders eventually defeated the British armies during the Revolutionary War, with the help of France, an ancient and powerful enemy of England.

A new “democracy” was established in America.  However, anyone who was NOT a direct descendent of King John of England was not eligible to be “elected” to become President.  Therefore, they are all a member of a BRITISH / AMERICAN DYNASTY.  Factually, the “peasants” in America we little different than Egyptian slaves being asked to “vote” for the new Pharaoh every 4 years.  Essentially, US Presidential elections are a hoax and a scam designed to maintain power and control by the “royal family” of England.

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“It should be noted that Americans whose ancestors came from continental Europe in the colonial period and the 19th Century are unlikely to easily delineate descent from Charlemagne in their background. There was a separation of classes in Europe and the blood of the rulers seldom flowed legitimately into the blood of the nobility and commoners…”  –Jewels of the Crown – “A newsletter of the Order of the Crown of Charlemagne in the United States of America”   (Note:  Passing legitimate blood type is not the same as being “related” or cousins…)

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The Theory of Suffrage is often conceived in terms of an egalitarian election of representatives by ALL citizens.  Theoretically, Suffrage applies to initiative and referendum.

Until the nineteenth century, many Western democracies had property qualifications in their electoral laws; e.g. only landowners could vote or the voting rights were weighed according to the amount of taxes paid.

In the modern United States, as it has been throughout almost all of human history, voting to pass or prevent Legislation is bought and paid for through bribes from professional “Lobbyists” who represent private (corporate) interests.  This form of government can also be known as Tyranny or Dictatorship or Oligarchy, or Privateering or Profiteering or Legalized Theft.


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The Fear of the Fall

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Each year, more than one in four older adults take a fall, but less than half tell their doctor. After the first fall, the chances of falling again double. According to Wikipedia, the fear of falling (FOF) is natural in most humans and animals. It was merely believed to be a result of the psychological trauma of the fall, also called the “post-fall syndrome.” Only titled in 1982, this syndrome has gained recognition as a health problem with seniors, many of whom have never experienced a fall. It seems older women are more prone to this issue. Risk factors that elevate such a fear include inactivity, loss of strength, dizziness, gait problems and the lack of ability to balance while standing.

By the year 2025, as many as 70 million adults will be considered mature seniors. Experts state that 60% of the 70 million, will take a fall resulting in head trauma or broken bones (1 in 5), tissue damage and hip fractures, thus increasing what is called post-fall syndrome or a fear to continue normal activity. Activities that involve a lot of movement like yard work, playing with children, biking or fitness walking will be replaced with activities that involve sitting, reading, watching tv and playing cards. Most will then experience a loss of heart, bone, and muscle strength, as well as decreased independence, socialization, and overall quality of life. The bottom line is all these physical activities require a balance challenge, one in which there is contraction and coordination of muscles on all sides of the joint, allowing the body to function in the standing position.

According to the Centers for Disease Control, for people over 65 years old, the most common cause of injury and the number one reason for admission to a hospital comes from injuries sustained in a fall. The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) state that if balance is not challenged daily, then weakness can cause the fall. When it comes to prevention, maintaining independence, and enjoying a high quality of life, the focus is on increasing the strength of two major muscle groups: the legs and the core. Walking, going up stairs, getting in and out of the car, and stepping up and off a curb, causes the lower body to do the work. Stabilization is needed for rising from a chair or picking up an object from the floor, the torso (core) muscles are working. Many of our activities of daily life and gait assistance require strength and core training from the glutes. When you partner the two muscle groups, they work to prevent falling and assist in getting up off the ground.

The American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM) recommends that the mature adult participate in a strength training routine that includes as many as 6-8 exercises, working in opposition, at least 2-3 times per week. It is also recommended that muscles work unilaterally and address balance challenges while anchored on one foot. The need for flexibility training needs to remain a focus, as well as stretching the hip flexors and calf muscles, while strengthening the glutes and hamstrings. ACSM also recommends that the senior adult practice both dynamic and static patterns to assure the ability to function performing activities of daily life.

One of the most advantageous environments for keying in on these recommendations is in the pool. Training in the water provides aquatic properties, plus it acts as a cushion if the participant falls, allowing the buoyancy to keep them upright. Glute training in a pool is highly beneficial for preventing falls on land.

Here are a few ways to train BALANCE skills in the pool:
  • Static single leg stances
  • Dynamic single leg movement patterns
  • Performing moves that alternate between anchored or grounded and rebounding
  • Creating patterns that include a change in direction or visual focus
  • Using music cueing and coaching techniques that recruit a response
Why train in the WATER?
  • Participants experience less fear of falling when supported by buoyancy during water exercise. It allows for more aggressive movement and leads to an increase in strength in a shorter period than on land
  • Participants experience a sense of independence while in the water and are open to socialization with others during a scheduled group class
  • Training in all planes of motion; sagittal, frontal, and transverse, help increase functional ability when on land
  • Participants work with an increased range of motion at each joint or articulation when performing repetitions in opposition to the water

Falling doesn’t need to be as scary as it seems. Knowing how to train the muscles and joints helps to calm the fear, plus it creates activity and movement for the mature adult. Buoyancy provides a sense of security and confidence. Improvements can be seen in participants who strengthen two to three times a week in a water. So, take the next step to increase balance and increase strength in the legs, hips, and core in the pool and overcome the fear of falling for good.


Can you use gel food coloring in cookie dough?

Can you use gel food coloring in cookie dough?

Food Gel Colors-I prefer AmeriColor and Wilton but you can use what you are comfortable with. Just make sure not to use a liquid color like you buy at the grocery stores. It will mess with the consistency of your dough.

Can you use food coloring in salt dough ornaments?

Ingredients to Make Color Salt Dough Ornaments No need to sift, this is a no fuss salt dough recipe! ... Water – Warm water helps the dough come together and dissolves the salt creating great texture. Food ColoringYou can use gel or liquid food coloring, whatever you have on hand in your pantry!

Do you paint salt dough before or after you bake it?

Can you use paint to color salt dough?

You can use powdered paint or acrylic paint both will give good strong vibrant colors using just a small amount of pigment. Many salt dough recipes use food coloring but we have found the colors are quite pale which is fine if you want a pastel look.

What do you color salt dough with?

Can you bake glitter in salt dough?

Dry the Salt Dough Place the snowflake cutouts on a cookie sheet covered in parchment paper (foil works too). Dry the cutouts. Bake them at 250 degrees for 45+ minutes. ... These really adorable glitter salt dough snowflakes are sure to brighten your day.

How long do salt dough ornaments last?

If you preserve your ornaments properly, salt dough can last for years. I have some dough ornaments from my childhood, so they would be at least 35 years old. They are still in great condition and there's been no disintegration whatsoever!

Can you paint salt dough before it dries?

Can you paint salt dough before dries? The dough should dry overnight, but you can actually paint it while it is still wet. Just let it dry a tiny bit (maybe 15 mintues) and the paint will go on smoothly.

Why did my salt dough puff up?

Why does my Salt Dough Puff Up and How to Stop it Puffing Up! There are two reasons why it will puff up. If the oven is at a too hot a temperature - you need to make sure it is as low as possible. ... It may also puff up if you have used self-raising flour instead of plain or all-purpose flour.

How long do you bake salt dough for?

  1. Mix flour and salt together in a bowl. ...
  3. Form dough into desired shapes and arrange on a baking sheet.
  4. Bake in the preheated oven until dry and hard, about 2 hours.

How do you make Modelling dough?

How to Make Homemade Modeling Dough

  1. Combine flour, salt, and alum in a mixing bowl. ...
  2. Add vegetable oil and boiling water. ...
  3. If you want colors of dough other than white, separate the dough into two or three balls. ...
  4. Store your finished modeling dough in an airtight plastic bag or container.

Is play dough and modeling clay the same?

Play-Doh tends to crumble and you end up vacuuming a lot of little dried up pieces. Modeling clay is usually oil based (the reason why it doesn't dry out, or crumble), so be careful about choosing the right surface for them to use the clay on. It will leave an oily residue on whatever surface it touches.

Can you bake modeling clay?

Can I bake Model Magic?

How do you harden Model Magic fast? Set a conventional oven to 175 degrees Fahrenheit, and allow it to preheat. Place your Model Magic sculpture on a cookie sheet, and set it inside the oven. Leave the door propped open slightly to vent excess moisture.

Why did my clay melt in the oven?

What Happens When You Bake Plasticine? When you assume you have polymer clay, but instead have plasticine, and then bake it in the oven, it will melt. The oil oozes out of the clay and drips down into a puddle. The shape softens and slumps and cracks might appear on the surface.

Can I bake polymer clay in my oven?

Yes. It is perfectly safe to bake your clay in the oven in which you prepare your food, of course we recommend periodically cleaning your oven just as you would when baking just food. When used as directed, polymer clays do not give off toxic chemicals in the curing process.

What happens if you over bake polymer clay?

Address your temperature, not your bake times! That being said, longer bake times can cause some colors of polymer clay to darken. White and translucent can turn slightly amber or brown. Red, yellow, and fuchsia can darken.

Can you bake polymer clay on parchment paper?

Can you bake polymer clay on foil?

Polymer clay, or polyclay, is a fun modelling material that you can easily bake at home. ... How how do you bake polymer clay on aluminum foil? The best way to bake polymer clay on the aluminum foil is to pre-heat your oven to 275 degrees F and bake it for 10-25 minutes, depending on the size of your piece.

Does polymer clay break easily?

Polymer clay beads should be bendable if they are baked correctly. Under-baked polymer clay won't be bendable. It will be brittle and easy to break. So if you can bend your beads without them snapping, like the one in the photo, then you're baking polymer clay the right way.

Does polymer clay break if dropped?

It doesn't dry like ceramic. You bake it in the oven and it feels more like plastic (it's polymer so it actually a form of plastic). ... No it does not dry like ceramic. But if you drop it, it most likely will break.

Is burnt polymer clay toxic?

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Situated along the North Fork of the Zumbro River, in Goodhue County, the city of Zumbrota, Minnesota is the only city in the world with that name.

The city is on the edge of the Richard J. Dorer Memorial Hardwood State Forest, a small portion of which is within the city. It is surrounded by Minneola Township, Zumbrota Township, Pine Island Township, and Roscoe Township.

The chief arterial routes through the city are US Route 52 and Minnesota State Highways 58 and 60. Lesser routes include Goodhue County Roads 6 and 10. Nearby cities include Pine Island (6.7 miles south), Wanamingo (7.3 miles west), Mazeppa (7.5 miles east), and Goodhue (8.6 miles north). Saint Paul is fifty-five miles to the north-northwest.

Zumbrota was organized in 1856 by members of the Strafford Western Emigration Society, based in Massachusetts, and was intended to function under rules that were designed to ensure a Puritan community. Among the principle founders were Joseph Bailey and D.B. Goddard. The original settlers, recruited by the Society, were largely made up of recent German and Scandinavian immigrants.

The first store was opened by Thomas P. Kellett in October of 1856, and a post office was established there the following year, with Kellett as the first postmaster. Before long, the new settlement had a cheese factory, a creamery, elevators, grain mills, and other shops, as well as churches and a school.

In 1857, a covered bridge was constructed over the North Branch of the Zumbro River. Flood damage in 1863, 1865, and 1869 required extensive replacement of sections of the bridge, including a replacement of the covered portion of it in 1871, but it was in service until 1932, when it was moved to the fairgrounds. In 1997, the bridge was moved to its current location in Covered Bridge Park, only about a hundred yards from its original location. It is the last remaining historic covered bridge in Minnesota.

In 1905, Zumbrota constructed a second covered bridge, which was a railroad bridge for the Duluth, Red Wing, and Southern Railroad, but its roof collapsed in 2019.

The railroads came in 1870, and Zumbrota was incorporated as a village in 1877 and became a city in the 1970s when the Minnesota legislator made cities of all incorporated municipalities within the state.

By the second decade of the 20th century, Zumbrota had an elaborate school building, an opera house, a clay manufacturing plant, and a telephone company.

Although not a large city, Zumbrota has gained population every decade since the Census Bureau began recording its numbers in 1880. The city has more than three thousand residents and two hundred businesses today, including its Main Street, with niche shop, restaurants, and entertainment venues.

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More and more people breaking the confinement rules

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As the confinement goes on, more and more people are being caught and fined for breaking the rules, according to the country’s prosecutors.

The main problem areas are non-essential journeys and the rule against gatherings.

The warning comes from Erwin Dernicourt, president of the college of prosecutors-general, which represents senior prosecutors from across the country. He described to De Tijd what he described as “a spectacular increase” in the number of fines being handed out by police.

On Thursday this week, for example, there were 2,301 fine notices given out, a record for a single day, bringing the total since the outbreak of the coronavirus to 20,694.
“During the recent Easter weekend is was very difficult for people to stay indoors,” he said. “We have come to realise they are not yet completely put off by the fines the police are handing out.”

In the beginning, when the measures were first announced, some police actions were considered over-zealous, until prosecutors’ offices advised police to use discretion in issuing fines.

Now, Dernicourt said, police are acting consistently across the country, and the increase in offences cannot be attributed to an increase in police activity. The increase is simply a sign that more people are breaking the rules, he said.

This week police in Brussels reported the arrest of a youth who had been issued a total of 14 fine notices, who will now appear in court. Dernicourt warned that repeat offenders need not go so far before appearing in front of a judge.

I hope that the people who received a fine last weekend will not now commit another offence if the weather is fine. I want them to understand that the circular sent round by the prosecutors-general clearly states that a second offence will see the person automatically sent before a court.”

Fines have already been collected to a value of €106,000, and there are still fines worth more than €1.2 million outstanding.

“If citizens do not follow the rules, we will end up with two million euros in fines or even more by the end of this month. That’s a serious bite out of people’s wallets. I hope in the coming week we will see a decrease in the number of fine notices, and that the message will gradually hit home.”

One positive note: most people appear to accept their guilt when caught breaking the rules. In one sample, only 6% of those caught disputed the fine, while 10% paid up on the spot. The rest are given time to pay the fixed penalty or face a higher fine.

Alan Hope
The Brussels Times

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Thursday, 28 October, 2021

Plant more palm trees for survival

In recent times, there has been a sharp rise in the incidence of lightning in our country. Over the past 10 years from 2011, as many as 2,800 people died in lightning strikes across the country as is revealed by the State Minister for Disaster Management and Relief on Tuesday. As per experts, the number of deaths is much higher than any other natural disaster. It is alarming indeed. Virtually, lightning strike has now turned into the country's deadliest killer.

People in rural areas, mostly farmers who work in croplands are the worst victims to thunderbolts due to lack of enough protection. Lightning is a stark example of nature’s retaliatory response to the suicidal behaviour of human beings. In the name of rapid urbanisation and industrialisation, forest cover and taller trees such as palm, betel nut and coconut are being erased from the countryside. The suicidal practice is the main reason behind increasing number of lightning strikes which may be termed as nature's revenge. Climate change is also another form of nature's wrath. The growing temperature due to climate change is causing more water evaporation from the land and ocean. It is increasing black clouds with potential lightning storms.

To lessen the lightning casualties, we should change our lifestyle and attitude towards nature. To reverse the trend, we should expand our forest coverage and at the same time have to plant palm trees in large scale to divert lightning strikes away from people. Lightning usually hits the tallest object first. Palm trees being the tallest among other trees in its surroundings works as a lightning conductor by minimising its impacts to a great extent. This is a long-term protection measure. People’s awareness is very crucial in this regard. Alongside, they should be made aware that they should not be there in the open field when back clouds gather in the sky.

The government can also make people aware through mobile messaging a few minutes before lightning starts striking in any particular neighbourhood as part of an effective step to minimise the number of casualties.


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Tsipras criticizes new uni admission rules

In a swipe against the stricter new university admission rules, SYRIZA leader Alexis Tsipras stressed the need on Wednesday for society “to invest in education and not to exclude young people from knowledge.”

During a meeting with teenagers and members of the Education Committee of the Youth Parliament, he said “Education is a critical and sensitive area that is worth investing in as a society.”

“It is our future… and it is very sad,” he said, for young people not being given the opportunities.


Hotel Tilapia

International in Mwanza

The hub of Mwanza’s expat population and a magnet to passing tourists, the restaurant of the Hotel Tilapia has an attractive terrace overlooking the lake. Pied kingfishers chatter and squabble as you choose anything from Japanese teppanyaki and Indian to continental. The kitchen is slow, so expect to take your time.


American Staff Take 2.7 Hours of Breaks Day by day – What are They Doing?

Taking common breaks is significant for staff to remain targeted, productive and alert, however is the US workforce taking too many breaks?

In response to analysis by Solitaired, suppliers of actions to assist maintain wholesome our bodies and minds, staff within the US take a mean of two.7 hours of breaks every day.

The common employee estimates they solely take 42 minutes of breaks per day, however the time devoted away from work duties is definitely 2.7 hours.

People Take 2.7 Hours of Breaks Day by day

To study extra about staff’ every day routines, Solitaired surveyed 1,241 People in early July 2021. The contributors had been principally people who primarily work at a desk on a pc and work round 35 – 50 hours every week.

The survey discovered that 89% of staff imagine they solely take 60 minutes or much less of breaks a day however truly solely 9% take breaks equating to an hour or much less.

Employer Break Expectations

The analysis additionally revealed that employers count on workers to take 43 minutes of break every day. Staff are nonetheless on breaks 5 instances longer than their employers count on.

The report supplies necessary perception for each workers and employers. It reiterates the significance for workers to take common breaks and to totally change off throughout break time. Nevertheless, it additionally reiterates the necessity for staff to concentrate on how a lot time they’re spending on breaks and to keep away from taking too lengthy on breaks.

For employers, the responses present consciousness as to workers’ breaktime habits, which is very necessary as many staff proceed to make money working from home. It confirms the worth of employers encouraging staff to take common breaks the place they’re disconnected with working duties after which come again to work feeling extra refreshed.

Though with many staff spending extra time on breaks then they thought they had been, the research additionally exhibits the significance of break monitoring and the way employers can guarantee workers are working to the fitting every day working instances.

Because the authors of the report write:

“Whether or not you’re multitasking, or absolutely off-task and on break, crucial issue is self-awareness, and particularly, an correct sense of how a lot time has handed and the way a lot time is misplaced to job switching. Consider how lengthy it takes to write down a mean e mail, begin to end, with out stopping. Now examine that very same job when it’s punctured by an alternate of 8-10 texts with a pal and some minutes spent watching a YouTube video. All of it provides up, huge time.”

Sorts of Break Time

Solitaired requested the collaborating staff what their breaks had been sometimes dedicated to. A every day common of 36 minutes had been spent on organic wants, 25 minutes on leisure, 22 minutes on excited about issues, and 18 minutes of break time every day is spent on speaking with mates, household or companions.

A median 17 minutes every day is dedicated to speaking with co-workers and the identical time is spent caring for youngsters and pets. 16 minutes of break time daily is spent on digital chores and errands.

Multitasking Habits

The evaluation additionally checked out staff’ multitasking habits. 84% of these surveyed admit to multitasking each day. A few of the most typical habits workers’ couple with work are consuming and itemizing to content material. Those that generally tend to multitask admit to spending virtually half of the workday (3.4 hours) on multitasking actions, thereby confirming that multitasking extends a lot additional than searching by emails throughout a lunchbreak.

Distant Staff Extra Liable to Distraction

The research additionally discovered that distant staff are extra uncovered to distraction than office-based workers. 78% of distant staff say they perform extra multitasking in comparison with once they labored in an workplace. Virtually 60% of distant staff say it takes them longer to get work achieved than it did within the workplace.

Solitaired’s report supplies invaluable perception into the work and play habits of modern-day work forces. With distant staff being extra predisposed to being distracted, multitasking and taking longer to get work achieved, employers might wish to re-evaluate distant employee monitoring and how you can encourage a wholesome work/play steadiness for optimum productiveness.

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Australian household economy values food, fun

Australian household economy values food, fun

How much of our money is spent on recreation and refreshment? More than you might expect, as Commonwealth Bank has found.

Australian households are being described as “comfortable” with a willingness to spend on food and fun, at least based on recent research released by the Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA).

The research comes out of CBA’s Household Satisfaction Index which measures what households are spending on in Australia due to households being “the dominant part of the Australian economy”.

CBA’s research reveals that households provide 70 per cent of all income tax revenue and 73 per cent of national income, influencing economic policy considerably as they’re a source of stability.

According to the bank, 17 per cent of household money is spent on recreational activities while just over 20 per cent is spent on food, informing that entertainment and engagement are just as important as sustenance.

In fact, it’s not just fun and food, but also the things you might not expect, with the average Aussie household attributing 2.9 per cent of its total spending on alcohol, higher than the 2.8 per cent on education and close to the 3.3 per cent on communications services and 3.5 per cent on fuel and power.

CBA has also tracked that households account for a large majority of Australian debt, which the Commonwealth Bank says is at a “record high relative to income and the size of the economy”, though of perhaps interesting news is that these amounts of debt don’t appear to be threatening economic activity, at least for the moment.

This might be attributed to the level of satisfaction Australians have in determining quality of life, with CBA research pointing to a “glass half full” approach for Australian households. Work-life balance is a big factor in this, but so are financial factors such as wealth, income, housing, and jobs.

“Household satisfaction depends on much more than the traditional hard-edged economic and financial data. A range of other factors such as education, the environment and work-life balance are just as important,” said CBA Chief Economist Michael Blythe.

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