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Covey presents a holistic approach for solving personal and professional problems. With penetrating insights and pointed anecdotes, Covey reveals a step-by-step pathway for living with fairness, integrity, honesty and human dignity - principles that give us the security to adapt to change, and the wisdom and power to take advantage of the opportunities that change creates.
Psychiatrist Howard Cutler asks the Dalai Lama about the difficulties and rewards we might encounter at work. They explore issues as work and identity, making money and transforming dissatisfaction. The authors urge balance and self-awareness and wisely state; "No matter how satisfying our work is, it is a mistake to rely on work as our only source of satisfaction". When you're dissatisfied at work, or are finding it hard to understand your true calling, this book is for you.
Lencioni′s utterly gripping tale serves as a timeless reminder that leadership requires as much courage as it does insight. Throughout the story, Lencioni reveals the five dysfunctions which go to the very heart of why teams often struggle. He outlines a powerful model based on TRUST that can be used to overcome these common hurdles and build a cohesive, effective team.
From Stephen R. Covey's eldest son comes a revolutionary new path towards productivity and satisfaction. Trust, says Stephen M.R. Covey, is the very basis of the new global economy, and he shows how trust—and the speed at which it is established with clients, employees and constituents—is the essential ingredient for any high–performance, successful organization.
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James went to Marist College where he received his bachelors in biology in 2006 and then continued on to obtain his Doctorate in Physical Therapy from Stony Brook University in 2009. James is Rock Doc Fascial Movement Taping level 1 certified and enjoys the multitude of manual approaches to treat his patients. James has worked in various settings including acute care, sub-acute rehabilitation, home care, but the majority of his career has been spent in outpatient orthopedics working closely with orthopedic surgeons. James specializes in treatment of athletes with an emphasis on evidence based practice to accelerate rehab and return these patients to their sport. James has the most experience working with golfers and baseball players with a focus on sport specific exercises. James is an avid New York Giant and Yankee fan and enjoys the opportunity to get outdoors to golf and play softball.
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Donna went to Quinnipiac University where she received her bachelors in health science and doctorate in Physical Therapy. Donna is LSVT BIG certified and Rock Doc Fascial Movement Taping level 1 certified as well. LSVT Big helps increase amplitude and normalize patient movement patterns in individuals who are diagnosed with Parkinson's disease. Donna has worked on various settings including acute care, rehabilitation and outpatient settings. Donna specializes in geriatrics with various diagnoses, pediatrics, athletes, and orthopedic injuries. Donna loves spending time in the outdoors especially fishing, hiking, playing softball and volleyball.
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Jessica earned her Doctorate of Physical Therapy from Russell Sage College and has a background in outpatient orthopedics as well as stroke and traumatic brain injury rehabilitation. As a physical therapist, she enjoys the opportunity to promote health, wellness, and goal setting every day.
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Business News›News›Politics and Nation›No space for Savarkar: Rajasthan University tells ICHR
No space for Savarkar: Rajasthan University tells ICHR
Rajasthan University has now declined a request from the Indian Council for Historical Research to have a seminar on the Hindutva figurehead, after the Rajasthan Congress government removed "veer" from references to VD Savarkar from its textbooks
Vasudha Venugopal
Nov 12, 2019, 09.14 AM IST
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NEW DELHI: Days after the Rajasthan Congress government removed "veer" from references to VD Savarkar from its textbooks, Rajasthan University has now declined a request from the Indian Council for Historical Research, an autonomous academic body funded by the Government of India, to have a seminar on the Hindutva figurehead.
The event, part of a multi-city talk series planned by the ICHR, backed by the history-rewriting wing of the RSS affiliate, Akhil Bharatiya Itihas Sankalan Yojana, "The truth about Savarkar" was launched on Monday, on the occasion of National Education Day, commemorated every year on India's first education minister Maulana Abul Kalam Azad's birthday.
The talk series will mainly focus on "confronting lies about Savarkar and his writings on the 1857 war of independence", ICHR officials said.
Rajasthan university officials confirmed to ET that they had "declined" the request for space for the seminar as "certain aspects of Savarkar were deeply controversial". The other seminars of ICHR on Savarkar were to be held in Jaipur, Guwahati, Port Blair, Pune and some other cities.
"We had sought space and permission from the Rajasthan University to hold a talk series on Savarkar in their campus but they got back saying we could choose any other topic," an ICHR functionary told ET.
Pramila Poonia, head of the department of history and culture, Rajasthan University, told ET that they had not agreed when ICHR had presented them the proposal on hosting a seminar on Savarkar. "We didn't refuse entirely but we asked them for time for a month, and more details because we need to consult others on this. There are aspects of Savarkar that are controversial and we did not want any problem."
Recently, during the Maharashtra campaign, BJP had promised a Bharat Ratna for Savarkar that had led to a lot of debate. Rajasthan chief minister Ashok Gehlot had specifically criticised this, and had called the BJP "a party with a fascist ideology" with no regard for anyone's sentiment.
Balmukund Pandey of the ABISY, who looks after the Sangh Parivar's "rewriting history from the Indian perspective", project told ET that it is high time "the country got to know about the sacrifices made by Savarkar and his brothers". "His ideas are important for the country to be on the right track."
At the ICHR on Monday, four research professors talked about ways to "confront the character assassination" of Savarkar, particularly about his mercy petitions to the British, which they said "was typical of the language used by many leaders then".
"He was a trained legal mind who was aware of his rights, and he ended it every time saying if not him, at least his companions should be released", Raghuvendra Tanwar, professor, Kurukshetra University, told the audience, adding the conspiracy to keep Savarkar out of mainstream politics was designed by the British because, he, unlike Swami Vivekananda or Lok Manya Tilak looked at the political revival of Hindutva.
"He was the first leader who brought out the truth about the independence struggle of 1857 on a global platform with his book in 1909. For him, the essentials of Hindutva were the essentials of nationalism. We must never forget that Bhagat Singh had a lot of respect for him and was instrumental in getting his book published in Lahore."
Another speaker Himanshu Rai, who is a researcher at the Nehru Memorial Museum and Library, took on the writings of authors Tanika Sarkar, Shamshul Islam and AG Noorani, on Savarkar calling them "divisive". "The left always had a problem with him, because even in jail he started the process of Shuddhi, of encouraging prisoners not to convert..."
Rizwan Qaiser, professor, department of history, Jamia Millia Islamia, said it was inappropriate of the ICHR to honour Savarkar on Maulana Abul Kalam Azad's birthday.
"Azad was always very critical of the Sangh Parivar's divisive politics and in 1952, in Rampur, he openly blamed them for driving the Muslims to the corner which led to the partition. Savarkar's writings have always been exclusionary of the Muslims. Even his book on 1857 represents the struggle as a pan-India uprising which it was not. Some facts cannot be changed."
Kurukshetra University
Ashok Gehlot
Veer Savarkar
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Q: How to check if the product is in a certain category on a single-product.php in Woocommerce? How in the world can I check if a product is in a certain product category on the single-product.php?
<?php if (is_product_category('audio')) {
           echo 'In audio';
               woocommerce_get_template_part( 'content', 'single-product' );

      } elseif (is_product_category('elektro')) {

            echo 'In elektro';
            woocommerce_get_template_part( 'content', 'single-product' );
         } else {
            echo 'some blabla'; }  ?>

is_product_category('slug') does not have an effect on the single-product.php. I want to have the upper conditionals. Any solution for this on a single-product page?

A: It's worth noting that you can go through a list of options by calling an array rather than having to clutter up your code with lots of elseif checks, assuming you want to do the same thing with each category that is.
if( has_term( array( 'laptop', 'fridge', 'hats', 'magic wand' ), 'product_cat' ) ) :

// Do stuff here

else :

// Do some other stuff

endif;

A: This is old but just in case people are still looking WooThemes as a simple solution:
if ( is_product() && has_term( 'your_category', 'product_cat' ) ) {
    //do code
}

*Change 'your_category' to whatever you are using.
Here is the link to the documentation: https://docs.woothemes.com/document/remov-product-content-based-on-category/

A: has_term should work in this case:
if ( has_term( 'audio', 'product_cat' ) ) {

       echo 'In audio';
       woocommerce_get_template_part( 'content', 'single-product' );

} elseif ( has_term( 'elektro', 'product_cat' ) ) {

       echo 'In elektro';
       woocommerce_get_template_part( 'content', 'single-product' );

} else {
       echo 'some blabla';
}

A: I don't think get_categories() is the best option for you in this case because it returns a string with all the categories listed as anchor tags, fine for displaying, but not great for figuring out in code what the categories are.  Ok, so the first thing you need to do is grab the product/post object for the current page if you don't already have it:
global $post;

Then you can get the product category term objects (the categories) for the product.  Here I'm turning the category term objects into a simple array named $categories so it's easier to see what slugs are assigned.  Note that this will return all categories assigned to the product, not just the one of the current page, ie if we're on /shop/audio/funzo/:
$terms = wp_get_post_terms( $post->ID, 'product_cat' );
foreach ( $terms as $term ) $categories[] = $term->slug;

Then we just have to check whether a category is in the list:
if ( in_array( 'audio', $categories ) ) {  // do something

Putting it all together:
<?php
global $post;
$terms = wp_get_post_terms( $post->ID, 'product_cat' );
foreach ( $terms as $term ) $categories[] = $term->slug;

if ( in_array( 'audio', $categories ) ) {
  echo 'In audio';
  woocommerce_get_template_part( 'content', 'single-product' );
} elseif ( in_array( 'elektro', $categories ) ) {
  echo 'In elektro';
  woocommerce_get_template_part( 'content', 'single-product' );
} else {
  echo 'some blabla';
}

Hopefully this is what you were looking for and answers your question.

A: I'd look at using the get_categories() function of the WC_Product class.
You can find the link to the documentation here.
Basically within the loop of the page call the function to return the categories associated with the product.

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From the award-winning author of The Age of Wonder and Falling Upwards, here is a luminous meditation on the art of biography that fuses the author's own experiences with a history of the genre and explores the fascinating and surprising relationship between fact and fiction. In a book that ranges widely over art, science, and poetry, Richard Holmes confesses to a lifetime's obsession with his Romantic subjects. It has become for him a pursuit, or pilgrimage of the heart, that has taken him across three centuries, through much of Europe, and into the lively company of many earlier biographers. Central to this quest is a powerful and tender evocation of the lives of women both scientific and literary, some well-known and some almost lost to history: Margaret Cavendish, Mary Somerville, Germaine de Stael, Mary Wollstonecraft, and the Dutch intellectual Zelide. Holmes also investigates the myths that have overshadowed the lives of some favorite Romantic figures: the love-stunned John Keats, the waterlogged Percy Bysshe Shelley, the chocolate-box painter Thomas Lawrence, the opium-soaked genius Samuel Taylor Coleridge, and the mad visionary bard William Blake. The diversity of Holmes's material is a testimony to his empathy, erudition, and inquiring spirit-and, sometimes, to his mischievous streak. The Long Pursuit gives us a unique insider's account of a biographer at work: traveling, teaching, researching, fantasizing, forgetting, and even ballooning. From this great chronicler of the Romantics now comes a chronicle of himself and his intellectual passions; it contains his most personal and most seductive writing.


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Among the most essential matters when planning home plan would be the traffic patterns.You need to believing more detail about how to developing a strategy for each days activity from start to finish. That is about discovering which way is your quickest path, what areas to hit to prevent delays and traffic, so we can achived efficiency. While this could be a stretch from house design and preparation, the idea of traffic pattern preparation is your underlining attention that coincides with creating the flow or traffic movement in your home. House plan traffic patterns should be carefully considered in the design of each room and the floor plan design with relation to the adjoining space. Among the greatest way to efficiently ascertain home plan traffic patterns is, you must imagine yourself really moving throughout the house, multiple posibbility can be created through the visualitation. Do not forget to devote a minimum amount of space to traffic areas. Planning will be take the important role, so valuable square footage can be lost should you not plan accordingly. The most efficient design involves creating the illusion of hallway traffic passages or patterns with furniture placement. This is often seen in open floor plans. They utilize a minimal number of interior walls to separate rooms. It involves a bit of forethought from the designer and homeowner, but pro active preparation eliminates traffic pattern issues and furniture structure for the homeowner. You ought to keep the size of hallways and corridors should to a minimum. The only purpose it serves is to get you out of one room to another. Make sure that you also keep halls brief in distance.


We shared this last year, but the same sentiment holds true today as we honor the incredible life of Martin Luther King Jr. Through his life, we see the true meaning of leadership, tenacity, compassion, and an undeniable belief in the greater good. It is through his selfless actions that we are reminded of life's ultimate goals, love and truth.
We'll be back tomorrow with our regular planned content, but encourage you to spend today doing something good for your loved ones or for society.


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What kind of transportation do you use?
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Is it good to have a lot of shoes?
Talk about an occasion on which you had to try a new activity for the first time.
What kind of activity was it?
Explain what you learn from that experience.
Why do people try dangerous sports?
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A wonderful episode! Thank you! This Annual is one of my very favorite issues of DC Comics Presents. I really enjoy the old DC Multiverse, and particularly ANY meeting between the Supermen of Earths 1 and 2. Throw in multiple Luthors, and I'm thrilled!
I think it was great, too, that you had guests Paul Spataro and Bill Robinson. Don't get me wrong: I love your solo episodes, but I've found that many of my favorite episodes of podcasts involve conversations between or among people. I think it's more natural for the host to have direct back-and-forth conversation than to have a sort-of "imagined" conversation with an unseen, unheard, listener. It's also fun for the listener, because it's obvious that the three of you were enjoying yourselves and your conversation. I must say, the presentation of Earth-3's Ultraman as Arnold Schwarzenegger was brilliant and hilarious.
For next episode, I'm certainly looking forward to a team-up between Superman and Clark Kent. That should be a treat. I'm also looking forward to hearing how you mark the "halfway point" of the series.
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Like small blenders in the sea: offshore wind turbines
Along Germany's coast they seem to sprout up like mushrooms: offshore wind farms. Dozens of wind turbines, each over 100 meters tall, produce renewable electricity for our households. But do these farms disturb marine ecosystems? Or do they actually have a positive effect?
Interactive now! The global lithological map
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Oceanographers warn of gaps in measuring the salinity of the ocean
Commentary in "Nature Climate Change": in the upcoming March issue, four respected oceanographers from the USA and Germany warn about the dangers of cutting back on successful programs to monitor ocean salinity.
Fishing grounds off the coast of southwest Africa: not yet affected by climate change
News from Climate Science: Once a month, climate researchers report on their latest findings in the newspaper "Hamburger Abendblatt" Kay Emeis is currently researching whether the ecological changes off the coast of southwest Africa are the product of climate change.
Ocean salinity – the key to the global water cycle?
Last week, about 80 oceanographers from around the globe gathered at Hamburg's Museum für Völkerkunde to discuss the latest findings on "salinity and freshwater changes in the ocean." The four-day conference was organized by DFG Research Group 1740 "Atlantic Freshwater Cycle," which is coordinated...
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Iris Hinrichs spoke on the 50th European Marine Biology Symposium on Helgoland, September 21st -25th 2015.
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Small, but plentiful: Minuscule water organisms–commonly known as plankton–are drifting with the rhythm of ocean currents. These organisms can tell oceanographers a lot about the North Sea's ecosystem. On their latest expedition, fisheries scientists from the Center for Earth System Research and...
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Your Information, Your Rights
Being transparent and providing accessible information to patients about how we will use your personal information is a key element of the Data Protection Act 2018 and the EU General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR).
The following notice reminds you of your rights in respect of the above legislation and how as your GP Practice we will use your information for lawful purposes in order to deliver your care and the effective management of the local NHS system.
The management and clinical planning of services to ensure that appropriate care is in place for our patients today and in the future.
All personal data must be processed fairly and lawfully, whether is it received directly from you or from a third party in relation to the your care.
'Personal data' meaning any information relating to an identifiable person who can be directly or indirectly identified from the data. This includes, but is not limited to name, date of birth, full postcode, address, next of kin and NHS Number;
'Special category / sensitive data' such as medical history including details of appointments and contact with you, medication, emergency appointments and admissions, clinical notes, treatments, results of investigations, supportive care arrangements, social care status, race, ethnic origin, genetics and sexual orientation.
Your healthcare records contain information about your health and any treatment or care you have received previously (e.g. from an acute hospital, GP surgery, community care provider, mental health care provider, walk-in centre, social services). These records may be electronic, a paper record or a mixture of both. We use a combination of technologies and working practices to ensure that we keep your information secure and confidential.
Local GP Practices in order to deliver extended primary care services
NHS, which include Sheffield CCG, Sheffield Teaching Hospitals, nominated pharmacies
111 and Out of Hours Service
Local Social Services and Community Care services
Voluntary Support Organisations commissioned to provide services by Sheffield CCG
Consent and Objections
The GDPR sets a high standard for consent. Consent means offering people genuine choice and control over how their data is used. When consent is used properly, it helps you build trust and enhance your reputation. However consent is only one potential lawful basis for processing information. Therefore your GP practice may not need to seek your explicit consent for every instance of processing and sharing your information, on the condition that the processing is carried out in accordance with this notice. Your GP Practice will contact you if they are required to share your information for any other purpose which is not mentioned within this notice. Your consent will be documented within your electronic patient record.
You have the right to write to withdraw your consent to any time for any particular instance of processing, provided consent is the legal basis for the processing. Please contact the Practice Manager for further information and to raise your objection.
Your GP will use computer based algorithms or calculations to identify their registered patients who are at most risk, with support from the local Commissioning Support Unit and/or a third party accredited Risk Stratification provider. The risk stratification contracts are arranged by Sheffield CCG in accordance with the current Section 251 Agreement. Neither the CSU nor your local CCG will at any time have access to your personal or confidential data. They will only act on behalf of your GP to organise the risk stratification service with appropriate contractual technical and security measures in place.
A Section 251 Agreement is where the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care has granted permission for personal data to be used for the purposes of risk stratification, in acknowledgement that it would overburden the NHS to conduct manual reviews of all patient registers held by individual providers.
As mentioned above, you have the right to object to your information being used in this way. However you should be aware that your objection may have a negative impact on the timely and proactive provision of your direct care. Please contact the Practice Manager to discuss how disclosure of your personal data can be limited.
Electronic patient records are kept in most places where you receive healthcare. Our local electronic system, SystmOne enables your record to be shared with organisations involved in your direct care, such as:
In addition, NHS England have implemented the Summary Care Record which contains information including medication you are taking and any bad reactions to medication that you have had in the past.
In most cases, particularly for patients with complex conditions and care arrangements, the shared electronic health record plays a vital role in delivering the best care and a coordinated response, taking into account all aspects of a person's physical and mental health. Many patients are understandably not able to provide a full account of their care, or may not be in a position to do so. The shared record means patients do not have to repeat their medical history at every care setting.
The Data Protection Act and General Data Protection Regulations allows you to find out what information is held about you including information held within your medical records, either in electronic or physical format. This is known as the "right of subject access". If you would like to have access to all or part of your records, you can make a request in writing to the organisation that you believe holds your information. This can be your GP, or a provider that is or has delivered your treatment and care. You should however be aware that some details within your health records may be exempt from disclosure, however this will in the interests of your wellbeing or to protect the identity of a third party. If you would like access to your GP record please submit your request in writing to:
Mrs Tracy Ward
s12 3DZ
In the event that you feel your GP Practice has not complied with the current data protection legislation, either in responding to your request or in our general processing of your personal information, you should raise your concerns in the first instance in writing to Mrs Tracy Ward, Practice Manager at:
S12 3 DZ
If you remain dissatisfied with our response you can contact the Information Commissioner's Office at Wycliffe House, Water Lane, Wimslow, Cheshire SK9 5AF – Enquiry Line: 01625 545700 or online at www.ico.gov.uk
COVID-19 Privacy Notice
(This Privacy Notice is to run alongside our standard Practice Privacy Notice)
Due to the unprecedented challenges that the NHS and we, Jaunty Springs Health Centre face due to the worldwide COVID-19 pandemic, there is a greater need for public bodies to require additional collection and sharing of personal data to protect against serious threats to public health.
In order to look after your healthcare needs in the most efficient way we, Jaunty Springs Health Centre may therefore need to share your personal information, including medical records, with staff from other GP Practices including Practices within our Primary Care Network, as well as other health organisations (i.e. Clinical Commissioning Groups, Commissioning Support Units, Local authorities etc.) and bodies engaged in disease surveillance for the purposes of research, protecting public health, providing healthcare services to the public and monitoring and managing the Covid-19 outbreak and incidents of exposure.
The Secretary of State has served notice under Regulation 3(4) of the Health Service (Control of Patient Information) Regulations 2002 (COPI) to require organisations to process confidential patient information in the manner set out below for purposes set out in Regulation 3(1) of COPI.
Purpose of this Notice
The purpose of this Notice is to require organisations such as Jaunty Springs Health Centre to process confidential patient information for the purposes set out in Regulation 3(1) of COPI to support the Secretary of State's response to Covid-19 (Covid-19 Purpose). "Processing" for these purposes is defined in Regulation 3(2) and includes dissemination of confidential patient information to persons and organisations permitted to process confidential patient information under Regulation 3(3) of COPI. This Notice is necessary to require organisations such as [PRACTICE NAME] to lawfully and efficiently process confidential patient information as set out in Regulation 3(2) of COPI for purposes defined in regulation 3(1), for the purposes of research, protecting public health, providing healthcare services to the public and monitoring and managing the Covid-19 outbreak and incidents of exposure.
Requirement to Process Confidential Patient Information
The Secretary of State has served notice to recipients under Regulation 3(4) that requires Jaunty Springs Health Centre to process confidential patient information, including disseminating to a person or organisation permitted to process confidential patient information under Regulation 3(3) of COPI.
Jaunty Springs Health Centre is only required to process such confidential patient information:
where the confidential patient information to be processed is required for a Covid-19 Purpose and will be processed solely for that Covid-19 Purpose in accordance with Regulation 7 of COPI
from 20th March 2020 until 31 March 2021.
Covid-19 Purpose.
A Covid-19 Purpose includes but is not limited to the following:
understanding Covid-19 and risks to public health, trends in Covid-19 and such risks, and controlling and preventing the spread of Covid-19 and such risks
identifying and understanding information about patients or potential patients with or at risk of Covid-19, information about incidents of patient exposure to Covid-19 and the management of patients with or at risk of Covid-19 including: locating, contacting, screening, flagging and monitoring such patients and collecting information about and providing services in relation to testing, diagnosis, self-isolation, fitness to work, treatment, medical and social interventions and recovery from Covid-19
understanding information about patient access to health services and adult social care services and the need for wider care of patients and vulnerable groups as a direct or indirect result of Covid-19 and the availability and capacity of those services or that care
monitoring and managing the response to Covid-19 by health and social care bodies and the Government including providing information to the public about Covid-19 and its effectiveness and information about capacity, medicines, equipment, supplies, services and the workforce within the health services and adult social care services
delivering services to patients, clinicians, the health services and adult social care services workforce and the public about and in connection with Covid-19, including the provision of information, fit notes and the provision of health care and adult social care services
research and planning in relation to Covid-19.
Recording of processing
A record will be kept by Jaunty Springs Health Centre of all data processed under this Notice.
Sending Public Health Messages
Data protection and electronic communication laws will not stop Jaunty Springs Health Centre from sending public health messages to you, either by phone, text or email as these messages are not direct marketing.
Digital Consultations
It may also be necessary, where the latest technology allows Jaunty Springs Health Centre to do so, to use your information and health data to facilitate digital consultations and diagnoses and we will always do this with your security in mind.
Research and Pandemic Planning
The Secretary of State has directed NHS Digital to collect, process and analyse data in connection with COVID-19 to support the Secretary of State's response to COVID-19 and support various COVID-19 purposes set out in the COVID-19 Public Health Directions 2020, 17 March 2020 (as amended) (COVID-19 Direction) and below. This enables NHS Digital to collect data and analyse and link the data for COVID-19 purposes with other data held by NHS Digital.
The purpose of the data collection is also to respond to the intense demand for General Practice data to be shared in support of vital planning and research for COVID-19 purposes, including under the general legal notice issued by the Secretary of State under Regulation 3(4) of the Health Service (Control of Patient Information) Regulations 2002 (COPI).
NHS Digital has therefore been requested by the joint co-chairs of the Joint GP IT Committee (JGPITC) (the BMA and RCGP) to provide a tactical solution during the period of the COVID-19 pandemic to meet this demand and to relieve the growing burden and responsibility on General Practices. On 15 April 2020 the BMA and RCGP therefore gave their support via JGPITC to NHS Digital's proposal to use the General Practice Extraction Service (GPES) to deliver a data collection from General Practices, at scale and pace, as a tactical solution to support the COVID-19 response in the pandemic emergency period.
It is a requirement of the JGPITC that all requests by organisations to access and use this data will need to be made via the NHSX SPOC COVID-19 request process, that will triage and prioritise these requests and refer appropriate requests on to the NHS Digital Data Access Request Service (DARS). NHS Digital will consult with representatives of the BMA and the RCGP on all requests for access to the data. An outline of the process for this agreed with the BMA and the RCGP is published here. Requests by organisations to access record level data from this collection will also be subject to Independent Group Advising on the Release of Data (IGARD) consideration. Data applicants will need to demonstrate they have a lawful basis to access the data for COVID-19 purposes.
Benefits of this sharing
Organisations, including the Government, health and social care organisations and researchers need access to this vital data for a range of COVID-19 purposes, to help plan, monitor and manage the national response to the COVID-19 pandemic, which will help save lives. COVID-19 purposes for which this data may be analysed and used may include:
identifying and understanding information about patients or potential patients with, or at risk of COVID-19, information about incidents of patient exposure to COVID-19 and the management of patients with or at risk of COVID-19 including: locating, contacting, screening, flagging and monitoring such patients and collecting information about and providing services in relation to testing, diagnosis, self-isolation, fitness to work, treatment, medical and social interventions and recovery from COVID19
understanding information about patient access to health services and adult social care services as a direct or indirect result of COVID-19, and the availability and capacity of those services • monitoring and managing the response to COVID-19 by health and social care bodies and the Government including providing information to the public about COVID-19 and its effectiveness and information about capacity, medicines, equipment, supplies, services and the workforce within the health services and adult social care services
delivering services to patients, clinicians, the health services and adult social care services workforce and the public about and in connection with COVID-19, including the provision of information, fit notes and the provision of health care and adult social care services; and
Where it is necessary for us to collect information and specific health data about visitors to our practice, we will not collect more information than we need, and we will ensure that any information collected is treated with the appropriate safeguards.
We have an obligation to protect our staff and employees' health, so it is reasonable for staff at Jaunty Springs Health Centre to ask any visitors to our practice to tell us if they have visited a particular country, or are experiencing COVID-19 symptoms. This must only be in pre-approved circumstances and we would also ask all patients to consider government advice on the NHS 111 website and not attend the practice.
Visitors to The Practice
This information is required by NHS Digital under section 259(1)(a) of the 2012 Act to comply with the COVID-19 Direction. In line with section 259(5) of the 2012 Act, all organisations in England that are within the scope of this Notice, as identified below under Health and Social Care Bodies within the scope of the collection, must comply with the requirement and provide information to NHS Digital in the form, manner and for the period specified in this Notice. This Notice is issued in accordance with the procedure published as part of NHS Digital's duty under section 259(8) of the 2012 Act.
Details of the information to be collected can be found on the NHS Digital website – Specification of this DPN. Type 1 objections will be upheld in collecting this data from General Practices and therefore the data for those patients who have registered a Type 1 objection with their GP will not be collected. The Type 1 objection prevents an individual's personal identifiable confidential information from being shared outside of their GP Practice except when it is being used for the purposes of their direct care. The National Data Opt-Out will not apply to the collection of the data, as this is a collection which is required by law.
NHS Digital has been directed by the Secretary of State under section 254 of the 2012 Act under the COVID-19 Direction to establish and operate a system for the collection and analysis of the information specified for this service: GPES Data for Pandemic Planning and Research (COVID-19). A copy of the COVID-19 Direction is published here: https://digital.nhs.uk//about-nhs-digital/corporate-information-and-documents/directions-anddata-provision-notices/secretary-of-state-directions/covid-19-public-health-directions-2020.
Legal Basis for this collection
Data will be collected nationally from all GP Practices by NHS Digital every fortnight. All requests to access this data will be triaged through the NHSX SPOC COVID-19 request process and assessed and fulfilled by NHS Digital through DARS. This will significantly reduce the burden on General Practice at a time when demand on resources is high, enabling General Practice to focus on delivering health care and support to patients. It will also reduce compliance burden and risk for General Practice associated with sharing data and complying with the terms of the general legal notice issued under COPI, which applies to General Practices.
Data may be analysed and linked to other data held by NHS Digital or held by other organisations to which access to the data is granted for COVID-19 purposes, through the process described above.
Review and Expiry of this Notice
This Notice will be reviewed on or before 31 March 2021 and may be extended by The Secretary of State. If no further notice is sent to Jaunty Springs Health Centre by The Secretary of State this Notice will expire on 31 March 2021.


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Best Hotels in St. Louis, Missouri.
Below you'll find 20 of the Best Places to Stay in Saint Louis. This great city is home to many of the finest hotels and features many of the very best amenities in the country.
When it comes to St. Louis hotels your choices are plentiful and finding a great place here to spend the night, weekend or week (or longer) is not really difficult… you just need to know where to look. From quaint and charming, smaller hotels to larger luxury hotels… if you're staying in the Gateway City you need to see ZZZippy's picks of the Top Hotels in St. Louis.
These hotels were chosen based on several criteria including amenities, cleanliness, guest comfort, guest experience, originality or uniqueness, guest service and overall 'stay experience'. Price range and amenities obviously range drastically as well as location, age and style of each facility, however all of these hotels have the staff and accommodations that would certainly please pretty much any and every traveler.
Below you'll find pictures, videos and additional information on each of these fine hotels.
The Four Seasons Hotel St. Louis a AAA Five Diamond Award-winning hotel with amenities that you would expect to find at a hotel of this caliber its rating. The hotel is very modern with a classic look and feel. The spa at Four Seasons spa delivers a fairly extensive menu that includes hot stone massages and detoxifying facials. It is certainly a place where you can step into an urban oasis of tranquillity, with 12 luxuriously appointed treatment rooms, and indulge yourself with treatment regimens carefully designed to instill a sense of pampering and wellness. Diners will certainly be impressed with the elegant Italian-inspired Cielo restaurant with views of the Gateway Arch. This upscale property hosts 200 guest rooms which include such amenities as deep soaking tubs, flat-screen TVs, iPod docking stations and L'Occitane toiletries. If you appreciate exceptional service and first-class accommodations you will certainly appreciate Four Seasons of St. Louis.
The Westin is a comfortable luxury hotel where the staff is not only friendly but extremely accommodating. This modern hotel is just off Historic Route 66. Conveniently located (within a 5-minute walk of Stadium Metrolink Station, Busch Stadium and St. Louis Cardinals Hall of Fame Museum and less than 15 minute walk from the famed Gateway Arch. The classic rooms have cable TV, wired Internet access (fee), coffeemakers and minibars, while some feature stadium views. The sleek suites add separate living rooms, and some also have dining areas. Amenities include a trendy, warehouse-style restaurant serving American cuisine, plus a gym (with workout gear rentals for a fee), a business center and a spa with massage treatments.
Renaissance St. Louis Airport Hotel is the only Renaissance hotel in the state of Missouri. They have certainly earned that distinction through a combination of exceptional facilities and their signature friendly, informed service. Their complimentary airport shuttle service will help ease any jet lag, while their luxury rooms with flat-screen HDTVs, high-speed Internet and the latest tech consoles are the perfect way to relax after any flight. You can enjoy a dip in their stunning sapphire pool before heading out to discover the charm of the amazing Saint Louis. This is a place where you can let your hair down, unwind, relax and enjoy the amenities of a modern hotel with a friendly staff.
Entranced by stunning chandeliers, graceful marble, and deep, rich woods, one immediately understands how The Ritz-Carlton, St. Louis became an icon in this city celebrated as the nation's "Gateway to the West." Amid the warm ambiance of our luxury hotel, guests are transported to an elegant and refined era, one that is alive and well in this adventurous Midwestern city. Suddenly you feel inspired to linger over a martini, close a business arrangement, or just give wild abandon to the senses. Situated in stylish Clayton, The Ritz-Carlton, St. Louis is considered one of the finest luxury hotels in the city. Treasured for its famed Lobby Lounge featuring a martini bar with over 200 martinis and hand-rolled sushi, private cigar club, and gracious service, the Ritz-Carlton has earned a reputation for excellence.
A distinctive airport hotel with unmatched service is your connection to St. Louis and world. Be wowed by our $20 million renovation of our expansive lobby, guest rooms, and 29,000 square feet of event space. Situated next to the Lambert International airport, it is ideal for business and leisure travelers featuring complimentary airport shuttle and impressive amenities. This St. Louis, MO hotel is just a short 15 minute drive from downtown or commute via the MetroLink, the greater St. Louis light rail transit system. Stay active and healthy on the road experiencing a fully equipped fitness center, relaxing indoor/outdoor pool, and The Restaurant which offers classic American cuisine and regional favorites. With so much to love about the hotel, it is perfect to providing the ultimate location for any type of gathering. The Marriott St. Louis Airport– We will remind you of why you love to travel.
Across the street from the Old Courthouse, this stately hotel is easily within walking distance of Busch Stadium ballpark and the Gateway Arch monument. Most rooms come with microwaves, mini-fridges and coffeemakers, as well as free Wi-Fi and 37-inch flat-screens. Some have limited views of the Gateway Arch. Hot breakfast is complimentary, as well as drinks and evening snacks. A fitness room and a business center are open 24 hours. Other amenities include an indoor pool and 2 whirlpool tubs.
Visitors to St. Louis can stay at the historic St. Louis Union Station Hotel, a AAA-approved Four Diamond hotel known for its refined and stylish upscale attributes, extensive amenities and a high degree of hospitality, service and attention to detail. This hotel is magnificent inside and out, however that's just the start to the experience at Union Station. The attitude embraces plush amenities, quality service yet forward thinking. The Grand Hall is absolutely a "must see" featuring 65-foot ceilings and archways that reach to the sky, the Grand Hall houses the lobby lounge bar with a unique, dazzling 3D projected light show. Among the frescoes, gold leaf detailing, and mosaics visitors will be awed by the Allegorical Window, a handmade stained glass window with hand-cut Tiffany glass. But that's just the start. To appreciate this amazing property you must experience it yourself. Treat yourself, at the St. Louis Uniosn Station.
Relax, Meet, Dine and Celebrate the Good Life.
With it's vibrant history dating back to Roaring Twenties, The Chase Park Plaza is the subject of the book Meet Me in the Lobby, which highlights significant events at the hotel from the 1920's to present day. With its stunning architecture, elegant design and luxurious amenities, from our fabulous restaurants to the piazza, The Chase is a destination where you can relax, work, connect, dine and celebrate the good life. Located within easy reach of Downtown St. Louis, our hotel is within minutes of the Clayton business district and neighboring cultural attractions, including the Magnificent Fox Theater, Powell Symphony Hall, Muny Opera and the St. Louis Science Center. The professional staff at The Chase is passionate about ensuring that your experience embodies the "it" factor.
Rooms with views: Relax in one of our 910 guest rooms and suites with Hyatt Grand Beds®, 37" flat-screen TVs, and spectacular Gateway Arch or downtown views.
Diverse dining: Enjoy our vibrant dining scene, including Ruth's Chris Steak House, RED Kitchen & Bar and the Brewhouse, or grab a coffee at the Starbucks®.
Downtown energy: The closest hotel to the Gateway Arch, we put you right next to the newly transformed arch grounds, with its biking trails, museum, and outdoor concerts.
Meetings that inspire: Connect and collaborate in 83,000 sq. ft. of indoor and outdoor event space, ideal for business meetings, corporate gatherings, and receptions.
A redesign made the Marriott St. Louis Grand a destination for discerning travelers. Located downtown, this delightful facility retains the charm of its historical building while offering a stylish stay. The touch of transformation is introduced in the Greatroom, a place to connect with free Wi-Fi or over hand-crafted cocktails. It's also home to Zenia Bar & Grille, offering microbrews alongside chef-crafted cuisine. When you're on the go, 8th Street Pantry is the place for snacks and beverages. Reimagined guest rooms offer simplicity with platform beds, multi-use surfaces, expandable closets, locally inspired art and spa-like bathrooms. A light-filled fitness center features the latest equipment. Across from the convention center, the Marriott St. Louis Grand offers over 55,000 square of meeting and event space, including one of the city's largest ballrooms with room for 2,500 guests. Come enjoy your stay with Marriott.
This British-themed hotel is just about 7 miles from downtown St. Louis. Accommodations range from upscale, traditionally decorated rooms to themed suites. All have free Wi-Fi and flat-screen TVs. Cheshire delivers some value added perks including continental breakfast and evening chocolates, children's activities and loaner bikes. There's also a seasonal outdoor pool with a sundeck, lounge chairs and private cabanas. Dining options include a British-style pub, the Fox & Hounds Pub, which is one of ZZZippy's "Best Restaurants in St. Louis". Cheshire also has a very nice upscale restaurant with very good food and nice wine selections. In addition this charming hotel provides a fitness center and a business center for guests.
Immersed in the cultural energy of downtown St. Louis, The Hotel Majestic is a landmark destination in the city center. Whether you're visiting for a family vacation, a weekend getaway or an important business trip, our historic property offers an elegant boutique ambiance and modern amenities to help you relax and recharge. Wake up to a freshly-prepared hot breakfast every morning. Plan a meeting or event in our flexible venues. Work out in our modern fitness center or walk to iconic attractions in the neighborhood minutes away. With guest-focused, personalized service and an inviting boutique atmosphere, this historic hotel offers amenities to inspire relaxation and adventure in the heart of downtown.
The Moonrise Hotel, St. Louis' premier boutique hotel, is conveniently and comfortably located on the famous Delmar Loop. Offering fine dining, a unique rooftop experience (with bar) and very unique rooms. A very short walk from the MetroLink, this jazzy lunar-themed hotel rests comfortably next to the Pageant concert hall, and a few minute walk from Washington University. Retro rooms featuring rainfall shower heads, pillow-top mattresses and designer toiletries all make this experience a special one. All rooms have free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs and iPod docks. The Suites at Moonrise also have dining areas and mini-fridges. Limited free parking is available. Valet parking is offered for a fee. Moonrise also has a comfortable lounge as well as a very nice restaurant serving tasty, locally sourced fare. There are also several other Moonrise amenities that you certainly will appreciate.
HoteLumière AT THE ARCHThe HoteLumière at The Arch boasts a brand-new design which includes new furniture, lighting, floor coverings and refreshed bathrooms with high-end fixtures. While here, guests may gather for a drink at Cascade, set across from an exquisite four-story waterfall; work on a complimentary, high-speed Wi-Fi network; rest atop exclusive, pillow top mattresses with plush duvets and the finest 100% Egyptian cotton sheets; relax in one of 294 luxurious suites featuring 2 TVs, refreshment centers and upscale amenities. Enjoy our state-of-the-art fitness center, sparkling pool and relaxing hot tub. Experience HoteLumière at The Arch, one of the premier all-suite hotels in downtown St. Louis.
Welcome to the Embassy Suites St. Louis Downtown hotel in Missouri. This all-suite LEED-certified hotel is located in the heart of downtown St. Louis across from America's Convention Center Complex and the The Dome at America's Center. Enjoy spacious two-room suites with king- or queen-sized beds and panoramic views of downtown St. Louis. Each suite is equipped with flat-screen TVs in the bedroom and living room, a wet bar, spacious vanities, and Wi-Fi. Relax in our atrium on the 4th floor for our signature complimentary cooked-to-order breakfast each morning and the nightly Evening Reception*. Keep fit with complimentary access to our fitness center and heated indoor pool and whirlpool.
Welcome to Hotel Ignacio, an exceptional boutique hotel located in the vibrant midtown area of Saint Louis. Discerning travelers who walk through our doors enter an urban oasis. Here, you'll find all the comforts and convenience of home in an intimate setting, combined with extraordinary personalized service delivered by a friendly, professional staff dedicated to making your stay absolutely seamless. You can even bring along your best furry friend! At Hotel Ignacio, service is our highest priority. Our friendly, fresh-faced staff cater to your every need, providing extraordinary personalized service to every guest, 24 hours a day. There is always a manager on duty, and all of our knowledgeable front-desk staff are able to act as your personal concierge during your entire stay. Hotel Ignacio offers 49 well-appointed guest rooms and two suites. Designed by the award-winning Lawrence Group, the hotel features distinctive, unique room themes. Check out our amenities and restaurants!
Set on the banks of the Mississippi, this sprawling luxury resort and casino is 3 miles from the Missouri Civil War Museum and 9 miles from downtown St Louis. Sophisticated rooms feature floor-to-ceiling windows (some with river views), free Wi-Fi, iPod docks, coffeemakers and flat-screen TVs, plus bathrooms with rainfall showers and TVs in the mirrors. Some rooms include patios. Suites add claw-foot tubs. There are multiple dining options including a steakhouse, a burger joint, a buffet and a pub. The casino offers over 2,000 slots, plus table games and a poker room.If you're looking for great accommodations, amazing amenities, plus a little extra fun and excitement, River City Casino & Hotel is the place you want to be!
The Clayton Plaza Hotel is a newly-renovated, modern St. Louis hotel that features many amenities to make your stay more comfortable and enjoyable. A 3-minute walk from the Clayton light rail station in downtown Clayton, this airy, high-rise hotel is just bout 9 miles from Lambert-St. Louis International Airport. Clayton Plaza's upscale rooms offer free WiFi, flat-screen TVs and coffeemakers. Club rooms provide access to a lounge with complimentary breakfast, drinks and afternoon appetizers, as well as a computer work station and a TV. Kids 17 and under stay free with an adult. Amenities include a farm-to-table restaurant, a fitness center and a heated indoor pool. There's also a business center and 18,000 sq ft of meeting space.
Explore St. Louis from the comfort and elegance of Hilton St. Louis Frontenac. Located next to Plaza Frontenac, famous for its dining, shopping and entertainment options this is the perfect place to enjoy a delicious meal or cocktails at our on-site restaurant and bar. The Hilton St. Louis Frontenac is less than 7 miles from the Saint Louis Zoo (ZZZippy's #2 Best Zoo in America!) Here at the Hilton you can unwind with a swim in their outdoor pool... or work out in the fitness center. All rooms feature 9-ft. ceilings and sophisticated decor with sitting areas and custom-designed beds, plus flat-screen TVs and free WiFi. Executive rooms provide access to the Executive Lounge's free breakfast and evening appetizers. Suites add separate living areas and wet bars. There's also a bistro-style restaurant and a relaxed bar & grill. Business facilities include a business center and 23,000 sq ft of meeting space (including 2 ballrooms).


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Florida's Destiny: 250,000 More Residents
The real estate market may in the toilet, but that doesn't stop developers from dreaming.
The latest big dream is Destiny. Boy, is it a BIG DREAM.
At Yeehaw Junction and Florida's Turnpike, Delray Beach developer Anthony Pugliese is planning the community of Destiny.
When its built out, Destiny will be 65-square miles more than twice as big as Fort Lauderdale's 31 square miles.
Developers want to eventually house 250,000 residents on what is now one of the last big piece of developable property- mainly cattle ranches – between here and Orlando.
Pugliese promises that Destiny will be filled with miles of navigable lakes, biking and hiking paths, natural preserves, a city center surrounded by water and sustainable energy sources.
Environmentalist like the sound of that. But they are skeptical.
"To me the key is that conservation promises have to be made upfront. That will be the hallmark of success or failure, Charles Lee of the Audubon Society told the Orlando Sentinel.
I have lived long enough in Florida to hear all types of promises. A promised trade fair site becomes a dump. Parks ended up as housing. Broward's golf courses become condominiums.
Sadly in the end, the only sure bet in Florida is that developers will win.
As developers' lobbyist Don McClosky once quipped: "The state symbol should be a concrete block."
The state should have bought the land. What a magnificent nature preserve it would have made!
The state, however, can't match the deep pockets of the development crowd.
The land comes from 100,000 acres that rancher Latimer Maxcy once owned. Three years ago, Latt Maxcy Co. sold an initial 27,400 acres to Pugliese for $5,000 an acre, or $137 million. The state, which views much of the land as pristine, couldn't compete.
For a guy who can plunk down $137 million on some scrub land, Pugliese hasn't been a real generous campaign donor. That might be a complication.
The reality is that you've got to give donations if you want to have an easier time with regulatory agencies.
In 2006, Pugliese and his companies gave $4,000 to Gov. Charlie Crist and Randy Johnson, who ran a losing race for the state's chief financial officer. Contrast that with developer Ron Bergeron, who gave more than $25,000 that same year to state candidates and thousands more to local candidates.
Pugliese's destiny is to step up his campaign donations. Or else Destiny may remain just a dream.
That would be fine with me.
One Response to "Florida's Destiny: 250,000 More Residents"
mister courthouse says:
Say goodbye to the nice drive to Orlando.


A reflection of 145 years of campus history and tradition, the Admissions Center makes a lasting first impression for prospective students. Unique to Stevens, five interview rooms each feature a custom designed wall covering reflective of an alumni accomplishment. Bubble wrap, invented by a Stevens graduate, and now depicted in a wall surface, looks so authentic the temptation to touch is irresistible. The center also integrates touch screen technology for an interactive exploration into the Stevens legacy.
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FBHW Freebie: Jimbo's Second-Hand Run-In With Steven Tyler (Video)
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On Monday Daniel and I decorated our little apartment from head to toe. And by "head to toe," I mean we put up the Christmas tree, a couple stockings, and I made a little "Merry Christmas" sign. It took less than an hour.
My parents came down for the weekend, and we took them to their first NBA game to see the Grizzlies play the Spurs. We won't talk about the outcome.
Saturday morning we got up early for the St. Jude Marathon. We saw Dad off in the 5k, and he finished in time to see me off the for the marathon.
Oh yeah, I ran my first marathon on Saturday. I'll be giving a full recap sometime this week, but for now I'll just it was TOUGH and I'm still feeling it.
If I had all the money in the world, I'd send all my besties these insta-cookies with our delicious icing faces.
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This morning, I woke up to something that totally makes me want to crawl right back in bed. Maybe even pull the covers up over my face and weep for the future of humanity. That something is the latest "music video" released by Patrice Wilson, the man behind such abominations as Friday and Thanksgiving. This time, it's a little girl singing about how much she loves Chinese Food. And yes, it might be a little racist.
If you didn't bother watching that(and I totally don't blame you for that), here are some "highlights" that you missed.
The video starts out with a random asian guy ranting about something in the kitchen. He's making noodles. At the end of his rant, a rainbow rises out of the noodles.
I guess that's your clue that something special is coming.
This video is subtitled, but the subs are not consistent with one language. I'm pretty sure I saw some Arabic in there, among others. It's a really strange move, even for Patrice.
Alison likes chow mein so much, she makes it rain. I wonder if she knows what it means to make it rain?
Much like an infant who needs to be fed, Alison admits that she gets a little cranky when she's hungry.
Yes folks, Patrice does it again. He successfully out-pedos himself once again. This time, he's a furry. Between playing Monoply with a bunch of little girls while in a pands suit, he also decides that it's a good idea to tickle Alison after spinning her until they both fall down.
Now go, and spread the message of Chinese Food like the plague. And no, I'm not saying actual Chinese food is like the plague, just this particular Chinese Food.


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La sua opera è legata principalmente alla decorazione di piccoli vasi, principalmente di quelli identificati col nome di oinochoe. Lo stile è riconoscibile per la sua leggerezza e per la vividezza che lo contraddistingue, in conformità coll'operato del pittore di Eretria. La produzione di questo ceramografo riguarda tematiche differenziate: si occupò sia della raffigurazione di scene mitologiche e divine (in particolare Apollo e le Muse sono stati uno dei suoi soggetti preferiti), sia della riproduzione di attività facenti parte della quotidianità (in particolare si ricorda la raffigurazione di scene amorose e giochi puerili). Una delle tematiche più caratteristiche di questo ceramografo è la rappresentazione di fughe e inseguimenti d'amore: nella sua opera si trovano tre versioni similari di un motivo di Apollo in inseguimento d'amore, particolarmente dinamiche.

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Why Should You Hire a Personal Injury Attorney in Wisconsin? - Crooks, Low & Connell, S.C.
Why Should You Hire a Personal Injury Attorney in Wisconsin?
If you or someone you care about has been hurt or killed in an accident in the state of Wisconsin due to the negligence or bad acts of someone else, you need a personal injury attorney to help you get the compensation you deserve. Here's what a personal injury lawyer at Crooks, Low & Connell, S.C can do for you.
The expertise and legal advice of a personal injury attorney can be invaluable during the process of pursuing your claim, especially if there will be a dispute about who is responsible for the crash. You–your injuries, your mounting bills, your pain and suffering–are not the priority for the insurance company. In evaluating your claim, the insurance company is looking for ways to lower their own costs, including minimizing their responsibility and your damages to avoid paying your settlement. A personal injury attorney can put the focus back on you to help you make a successful claim and represent your best interests throughout the process.
In settling a personal injury claim without a lawyer, the insurance company is likely to offer you just a small fraction of the amount of money you could otherwise get from your claim. If you have been seriously injured, you have hospital bills to pay and a family to support. You are missing time from work and may be less able to work in the future as a result of your injuries.
A personal injury attorney knows how to maximize your settlement so you can pay your bills and continue to provide for your family, even if you can no longer work. After your injury, you could be contacted by many people representing the other side, with various offers. To make sure you are compensated for all aspects of your damages, it is crucial that you avoid making any agreement until your lawyer has examined the details.
If you are entitled to financial compensation, it can be intimidating to speak with insurance adjusters on the phone and make sure your rights are protected. Often, there are additional insurance companies involved in a claim–such as those who paid your medical bills–that can provide another layer of complexity and worry when you should be focusing on healing.
A personal injury attorney will speak with the insurance companies for you so that you can focus on your recovery. He or she will take over all contacts with the insurance adjuster, and will often work with any involved health insurance companies to negotiate a settlement distribution that will make you whole.
Unfortunately, many victims make the costly mistake of attempting to navigate their personal injury case alone or with the wrong people. The attorneys at Crooks, Low & Connell, S.C. have the experience and dedication you need to get the compensation you deserve from your personal injury case. Many people will contact you representing the other side. Make sure you have someone on your side to represent your best interests.
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An Oklahoma woman woke up to a decently unpleasant surprise at 4 a.m. the other night. A coyote. In her bedroom. Not fun! Not as terrifying as a bear or a mountain lion — that would likely end in the worst possible way to die in your sleep — but definitely worse than a raccoon or possum. Bonnie Moriarty of Bixby, Oklahoma initially awoke to her cat screeching and the sound of a chase. She assumed it was her dog and cat getting into a scuffle in the middle of the night.
But nope. Instead of her Schnauzer, a coyote ran into the bedroom after her cat. Bonnie jumped out of bed and grabbed a golf club for protection. The coyote, however, was now pretty nervous and stayed in the corner of the room. Bonnie was even less thrilled with the situation than the coyote. According to her, her screams woke up her kids.
After she collected herself (and snapped some pictures of the wild predator in her bedroom) Bonnie left her bedroom and trapped the coyote inside. Then she called the police.
The cops came, corralled the coyote, and, presumably after cleaning up some nervous and smelly coyote pee, everything was back to normal in the Moriarty home. Bonnie thinks the coyote was in the backyard chasing her cat when it forced its way through the glass back door to get to her pet. Maybe don't let the cat out at night anymore in rural Oklahoma? Are you trying to get it killed? That thing has got to be dodging coyotes and owls all night.
While it's common for coyotes to attempt to attack people's pets, it's extremely unusual for them to actually go inside. Clearly this was one delicious looking cat, though, because the coyote went all velociraptor and figured out how to get through a closed-door. Clever girl.
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Q: Fastest data storage method for looking up text in python I'm storing some details about notable people such as their names and dates of birth, along with a list of their quotes, structured into one long string
I'd like to be able to quickly search for a specific word or phrase, and return the name(s) of the people who have this word or phrase in their quotes. At the moment I am using a Pandas dataframe and it looks like this:
            name.value             dob.value                                             quotes
0       Jacinda Ardern  1980-07-26T00:00:00Z  ...for other women, it is totally unacceptable...
1          Helen Clark  1950-02-26T00:00:00Z  Girls can do anything. We do do anything and w...
2  Sonny Bill Williams  1985-08-03T00:00:00Z  I feel that if I am busting my arse, if I am s...
3        Peter Jackson  1961-10-31T00:00:00Z  Fantasy is an 'F' word that hopefully the five...
4  Katherine Mansfield  1888-10-14T00:00:00Z  Would you not like to try all sorts of lives —...

but I'm not sure this is the way to store this information for fastest access, or how to search efficiently for this.

A: Try this, it will return a list of the people who has the particular word in their quotes. And for searching efficiently I believe contains does a fairly good job.
def search_name(word):
    return df['name.value'].loc[df['quotes'].str.contains(word)].tolist()

A: This approach is similar to @Shivam's answer, but requires one fewer index command:
df.loc[df['quotes'].str.contains(word),'name.value']


Here three of our most recent rescues stretch out to rest in the warm sunshine. All of our rescues are adapting well to their temporary home as the gentling process continues. This pen will be the last ones to be haltered and then gentled. As in the last blog we have one of the mares in this pen, who is getting close to term with the foal she is carrying.
She will be with us until her foal is old enough to be transported safely without stress and they will go as a family when it is time. Upon examining the horses more closely we find that she is not the only mare that is in her pen that is carrying a foal. It was a surprise to find the young 3 year old mare (A20) is showing signs now.
This beautiful sweet mare is very friendly and curious of us whenever we work around them cleaning the pen or doing the feeding. She definitely is not as far along as Wild Ghost Bay, but her baby tummy is starting to show. So she will be with us for a while also. Then she and foal will be adopted as a family unit.
Here two of the young fillies, "Missy" and "Lilly", are prepared to be loaded and go to their new home where they will grow up together. I am sure that they will be given new names when they get to their forever home.
It was a pleasant surprise as Missy hesitated just a few seconds before she jumped in the trailer and then Lilly just jumped in without hesitation. I received an email indicating they had arrived home safe and sound and were enjoying their new surroundings.
One of young horses that was adopted this weekend is Apollo.
It has been fun as Greg and Jack have come up these names to help identify them when they are working with them. This little one was given the name Percy and is now adopted.
This beautiful young stud has also been spoken for. Curly as he was named is doing well, but like some of the older wildies maintains his dignity and is a little aloof from our human touch. When you go into his pen to clean though he follows you around making sure you are doing it right.
Perhaps our biggest adoptee, Patches, is a beautiful young boy who is still looking for a new home. He is unique in his appearance and when he looks at you he has such a beautiful soft and curious eyes. As more and more people come to visit to learn about our facility and what we are doing for the wild horses, they also fall in love with them and become a voice for them. We also continue to receive applications for adoptions and make arrangements to visit to pick out a wild horse that will be theirs in a new forever home.
Our gentling of the wild horses is moving along well and we now have halters on all but 6 of the horses we are working with to allow them to go to good homes. Some are easier than others, but with the gaining of their trust they all come around and accept us and what we are trying to do for them. Of course the two mares in foal will have to wait quite a while before they are haltered to lessen any stress on them.
We wanted to include this picture of a young boy that was rescued by WHOAS and a member last year. He was taken to his new home in southern Alberta where he was gentled and has now begun his training for becoming a saddle horse. This shows that these beautiful horses with caring love and patience can become a suitable partner for whoever does adopt one.
We continue to welcome interested applicants to submit a request to adopt and we will email the application forms. The most important thing we want for all these horses is that they go to good forever homes.


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An Art and Religious Crossroad of Southeast Asia
Asian Life
Colourful Thai Art
As the country at the crossroads of Southeast Asia, Thailand has always been a diverse culture. Their art has traditionally encompassed that of their neighboring countries, but it always contained their own elements. Modern Thai art has not abandoned this philosophy, but it has grown in ways that are astonishing and unique. Some pieces continue to reflect ancient traditions in modern venues, and others are completely outside of any traditions that have been used.
Color has always been a major part of the Thai culture, and it can be seen in their use of flowers and food to create art. Painting is a more modern venue in this culture, and many newer artists are experimenting with it. They use it as an opportunity to expand on the traditional palette available to them, and their colorful art is full of life. Some have gone in the opposite direction, and they have managed to intrigue the art world with the black and white creations.
Shape has always been a component of art, and it is an important part of the modern art movement in this country. Artists have their own traditional shapes from the plants, animals and natural elements around them. They continue to use them as the basis of their work, but they add an element of the abstract to draw attention to their message. It has been very successful for several artists, and there are no signs the trend will not continue.
Religious philosophies have been the basis of many works of art around the world, and Thai cultural beliefs have been incorporated into art throughout the centuries. Paintings have long been a foreign concept, but they have become part of the way religious expression is turned into art. They are as different from Western religious art as their philosophies, so they tend to astonish those looking for familiar religious modern art pieces.
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Probably not especially helpful to have a direct edit link for existing comments, since they are rarely editted after creation.
Of course, inline editting would also be a good feature to apply to comments, aside from it's main purpose of making subrecord editting easier.


How to play Bloodstained: Curse of the Moon?
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Bloodstained: Curse of the Moon treads a skinny line among homage and outright theft. Created as a Kickstarter bonus for the upcoming contemporary-searching Bloodstained: Ritual of the night time, Curse of the Moon faucets into project's attempt to retain Castlevania's metroidvania legacy by means of setting its attractions on that collection' older, eight-bit entries. No longer only does it prevail at paying the NES Castlevania games for girls 123 tribute, it nearly does it a bit too accurately for its very own right.
If this sport quantities to an act of plagiarism, even though, at least it is self-plagiarism. in spite of everything, Bloodstained innovative lead Koji Igarashi is best known for steering numerous Castlevania video games throughout his time at Konami. He served more as a manager here than director, but you can without a doubt see his fingerprints on Curse of the Moon; he even seems as a mini-boss. On pinnacle of that, the credit list several other long-time Castlevania contributors, which includes composer Michiru Yamane. If this sport amounts to Castlevania in all but name, that's because Castlevania is what its creators realize.
Curse of the Moon conspicuously borrows important mechanics and ideas especially from 1990's NES traditional, Castlevania III. It lets in you to exchange among four extraordinary playable characters, each with their own distinct abilities and assault patterns, as you combat your manner through 8 linear degrees full of monsters and platform hazards. they're nearly spitting images of Castlevania III's playable characters, from Gebel the vampire (who throws fireballs and transforms right into a bat, like Castlevania's Alucard) to Arthur the wizard (who swings a puny staff and controls overpowered magic, like Castlevania's Sypha). Curse of the Moon moves a little quicker and feels extra forgiving than Castlevania III, making it feel more present day than the gradual-shifting 90s video games, but there may be honestly no mistaking the purpose.
At the same time as at instances Curse of the Moon can also flow a little too close to naked imitation in its tries to channel a almost 30-yr-vintage game, it really works on its own deserves, too. It introduces new features and first-class-of-lifestyles design elements, and it offers a wide array of issue alternatives which will provide a fulfilling but practicable task for players of all skill tiers.
In place of taking so mundane an method as making matters harder through ratcheting up enemy patience or hit points, Curse of the Moon elevates its trouble with the aid of introducing cloth changes to its play mechanics. The most simple improve in problem introduces confined lives in your party and provides a knockback detail to create an extra little bit of danger whilst you take damage from foes. but there are greater thrilling demanding situations to recognize, such as the 2 change paths in which fundamental protagonist Zangetsu tackles the hunt alone, forcing you to adopt absolutely new techniques for scuffling with the horrific men. finishing the marketing campaign opens up additional new play options as properly.
Even earlier than you practice modifiers, there are numerous ways to address Curse of the Moon's 8 levels, and every degree contain multiple routes to the end. The range created with the aid of those branching paths and play alternatives, and the bone-breaking antique-faculty project to be had in certain formats, deliver Curse of the Moon some distance greater replayability than its quick, -hour length might recommend.
Curse of the Moon's title hints at the exploratory, perfectionist mentality its creators seem to want to encourage. The term "Curse of the Moon" seems in-game as a cryptic menu choice, and deciding on it permits you to leap again to preceding levels. This completely resets your development to that in advance factor to your adventure, erasing all your saved accomplishments beyond the level you select. In return for completely sacrificing your development, though, you gain the opportunity to poke around the different pathways via a degree searching for better acquisitions. each level contains hidden gadgets that permanently boost your heroes' stats that you will need to are seeking for out. On top of that, gathering collectibles to rack up more points is crucial to earning additional lives within the extra advanced problem modes. In different words, it's no longer enough to honestly whole a level, hard as that may be at instances; what you actually need is to master it inner and out.
Developer Inti Creates has carried out an notable activity of capturing the look and sense of NES video games with out being slavish to the constraints of the platform. Your characters are a little much less stiff than the NES heroes of old, a little faster to react, a touch extra fluid in movement. And even though the widescreen layout creates large rooms to navigate than in the days of 4:3 issue ratio and 8-bit screen decision, Curse of the Moon compensates for this by means of throwing greater enemies at you at a time or by using making them move faster.
Fans of Shovel Knight will possibly be reminded of that game's first-rate technique to recapturing the look and sense of the NES era. Curse of the Moon doesn't pretty reach that remarkably excessive bar; it lacks Shovel Knight's meticulous stage layout and surprising variants on trendy enemies. The basic foes you face here by no means stray a long way from the Castlevania mildew, relying on familiar standards like Medusa heads flying in complex sine patterns and armored knights tossing axes. They look unique, sure, however that is the same old Castlevania bestiary with swapped sprites.
On the other hand, the bosses sense nothing like Castlevania. In reality, they highlight what is probably the most important flaw on this unfashionable homage: inconsistency. wherein Shovel Knight used Mega guy as a leaping-off factor to turn out to be something absolutely its personal, Curse of the Moon feels much less confident in itself. the instant-to-moment action feels by and large like a Castlevania fan game, proper. but, the boss encounters (along with some set pieces, which include the trial-and-mistakes gimmick that dominates the very last stage) feel extra like they were taken from Inti Creates' work on the likes of Mega man zero and Blaster grasp zero. For every boss that amounts to a fun riff on Castlevania favorites, just like the tribute to Rondo of Blood's conflict with dying atop the mast of a ship, there are several encounters that sense wildly out of preserving with the source fabric.
Curse of the Moon's shortcomings are not constrained to quirks of fashion. maximum significantly, the loss of life mechanic feels more clever than fun: when one of your crew contributors dies, they're taken out of the movement altogether until you whole the present day stage or lose the entire group. This in general serves to punish you for utilizing your preferred protagonists, since you're continually a unmarried false soar or unlucky knockback away from dropping the only you enjoy controlling most. We see masses of devs tinkering with the penalty for failure in unfashionable-fashion video games recently, however that is one of those instances wherein the concept would not work quite as nicely in practice as it does on paper. Like WayForward's latest the mother Demastered, demise in Curse of the Moon often punishes you with tedious inconvenience. on the entire, however, those missteps prove to be fairly minor.
The chance of gambling this kind of lovingly crafted tribute to the vintage heyday of Konami's reputedly deserted Castlevania collection more than makes up for a few out-of-region boss fights and a slightly too punitive death penalty. Bloodstained: Curse of the Moon offers a quick however powerful burst of nostalgia, and thanks to its many creative modifiers it carries enough replay value to interact (and venture) absolutely everyone who pines for gaming's bygone days. And this isn't always even the "real" Bloodstained! As appetizers pass, it's enormous — nearly satisfying sufficient to be its own major direction.
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Wash potatoes. Halve or quarter larger potatoes. Cut onion into eight pieces. Cut peppers into one-inch pieces.
Combine oil and seasonings in a plastic bag. Add vegetables and shake to coat with seasonings.
Place in shallow dish and bake uncovered in the oven, until potatoes are tender, about 40-45 minutes, stirring once. Serves 4.


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To be able to kill microorganisms with this system, Ultraviolet light must directly hit over them. For this reason, before water enters in ultraviolet system, parameters such as sediment, cloudiness must be removed from water. Sand filter or cartridge filters are recommended to be used before ultraviolet.


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Central Powers is a Table Tactics expansion and variant of Axis & Allies. It has pieces to reflect WW1 technology, though it does make use of components from AAC, such as the map and alliances.
Central Powers comes with 200 new pieces, but requires over two hundred pieces from Axis & Allies to play. All units with an asterisk (*) are Axis & Allies pieces and do not come with Central Powers.


Content is often the competitive differentiator in marketing.
Not only can it help you raise awareness of your business and position you as a leader in your field, but it can also hook prospects in and convert them into customers.
Compared to traditional marketing, content marketing is six times more effective at converting people into leads, and leads into customers.
It's no wonder then why engaging content is in such high demand. But because of this demand, we're now producing more content than ever before.
According to the Content Marketing Institute, in 1984, people were exposed to around 2,000 adverts each day. By 2014, this had risen to 5,000.
So, it's all very well producing content, but no matter how interesting or well written it is, you need to guarantee it's going to cut through the noise.
Whether prospects are carrying out initial research, or are just about to make a purchasing decision, the most effective content delivers what they need, exactly when they need it.
But with so much content being produced every day, even the most relevant content now struggles to break through the chaff.
It means that many B2B marketers spend lots of valuable time, effort and money producing content that simply fails to resonate with buyers and achieve the return on investment (ROI) they expect.
More-and-more B2B marketers now see the value in an increasingly targeted, account-based marketing (ABM) approach.
But we all know that ABM typically involves focusing on one customer at a time. So how do you cast your net wider and implement this approach on a broader scale? And how do you get the data you need to optimise content performance, without getting blinded by cyance?
Watch our short video to discover how to transform your content marketing strategy into something that truly stands out from the crowd.


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