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Details Inside Candiace Dillard And Chris Bassett's D.C. Wedding — See Pics Here!
As previously reported, Candiace Dillard and Chriss Bassett officially tied the knot on Saturday, August 11th in front of 260 wedding guest at the Andrew W. Mellon Auditorium in Washington, D.C., which included friends, family and a few of their Real Housewives of Potomac co-stars.
"When they opened the doors, I only saw him," Dillard told PEOPLE. "I was connected to Chris' eyes. And he was crying, so I was weeping. There's an ugly cry moment where I had to stop and scrunch up my face. To be walking towards the man who is going to be your husband? That was such a powerful and incredible feeling."
"That is what I will always remember, looking in his eyes," she continues. "It felt so comfortable and so right and so 'This is where I'm supposed to be.' And I was so overwhelmed by that feeling, and the look of the room, and seeing all the people around us. It was like a dream."
"Everything was perfect — we were just blown away by it all," Dillard says of the affair, which was designed by Strawberry Milk Events on her theme of "cosmopolitan sophistication with a touch of southern class."
For the ceremony, the grand Andrew W. Mellon Auditorium was decked out with décor from Social Supply Events, including a mirrored walkway, boxes of white roses, floating chandeliers and a custom-made gold mirror arbor flanked with Edge Floral Event Design's cascading flowers, reports PEOPLE.
"They all just showed out," she says. "They got my vision perfectly. As far as the look and the aesthetic of the venue, I wouldn't have done anything differently."
Cocktail hour and a reception followed, with hors d'oeuvres and a seated dinner from Spilled Milk Catering that included lamb chops, a summer watermelon salad, short ribs and a sea bass with dill — an option that referenced their wedding hashtag (#cbasswithdill).
As for their cake, it was a raspberry almond wedding cake from ButterCream Bakeshop.
"The food was friggin' amazing," Dillard explained. "Delicious. The presentation was art deco, a little victorian — it matched all the themes I wanted in the wedding. And the cake was so, so good. We got nothing but great feedback from our guests on the food. So mission accomplished."
"We definitely danced the night away," Dillard said about the music, which was provided by We the Fix and DJ Tryfe. "I had a good sweat going on so I know I danced. My feet are still in shambles, so my body is telling me I had a good time."
According to the publication, there were speeches throughout the night too, including ones from her dad and stepdad (who both walked her down the aisle) and one from Dillard's mom. Bassett's two best men, his brother his best friend, also gave speeches. "I wish we had maybe an extra hour at the reception, because all the speeches were amazing. I didn't want them to stop," Dillard says.
The Bravo reality star wore two dresses during the special day. Both were custom designed by New York designer Karen Sabag, who worked closely with Dillard over an eight-month period to craft the perfect look.
For the ceremony and reception, Dillard wore a flowing ballgown, its imprinted pearl cream silk organza draped over a fitted corset and continuing onto a skirt of 70 yards. Soft and dramatic at the same time, the gown was finished with two French bows on the shoulders, beaded (by hand) with 80 yards of Swarovski crystals. A clean, long cathedral vail — pinned into her soft curls — finished the look, with a blusher till the floor, reports PEOPLE.
"That dress was everything I wanted it to be and then some," Dillard says. "I knew I wanted a ballgown and I tried on several, but they just weren't doing it. But Karen made it happen. It had the perfect drop-waist bodice, because when you're a short girl wearing a ballgown, you have to be careful about it cutting you off on the wrong lines. And it was so light. It looked heavy, but I was really able to dance and jump around and move in it. I loved it."
As for the second dress — it was a halter with cold shoulder sleeves and a mini poof skirt in a metallic flower sequence fabric — made its debut at the afterparty.
Now that they have the wedding behind them, they are planning their honeymoon. The pair reveals that they will plan their getaway until January, when they can get some good vacation time scheduled.
"We're thinking either Greece or Dubai, though we've also gotten some good suggestions in the Amalfi coast and Thailand," Dillard explains. "What's important for us in a honeymoon destination is that we're able to immerse ourselves in a culture. Not just the food and the libations, but also being around the people and watching how those countries live. So all those places check those boxes."
Dillard reveals that her big day with now husband Bassett will be remembered for years to come.
"It feels so crazy," Dillard told PEOPLE. "As soon as Chris and I walked back down the aisle together, the first thing I said to him was, 'Can we do it again?' And that's how I feel about it now. I'll remember it forever."
Source/Photo Credit: PEOPLE
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Online Content for The Pulse student publication at Mooresville High School in Mooresville, Indiana. Adviser- Ada Clark Editor- Arionna Moore Reporters- Mackenzie Becker, Maranda Flannery, Rose Freeman, Arionna Moore, Abbi Price, Sam Stoner, Shelby Swain, Jaiden West
Discovering an Ideal Government
by Whitney Smither
Eight weeks into the grading period and 32 groups of sophomores from Mr. Burgess's World History Honors classes are prepared to give their presentations about their ideal government on Tuesday, Dec. 11.
Each group will have to present and critique other group's work twice. The presentations will be held in the South gymnasium and last periods first through fourth. Peers, Paul Hadley Middle School students, Northwood students, teachers, administrators, and political experts will travel to Mooresville High School to examine and critique the group's projects.
"The purpose of this project is for sophomores to learn significant content tied to Common Core State Standards and Indiana Academic Standards in addition to growing in 21st Century skills," history teacher Mr. Burgess said. "In other words, I would like for the students to learn about history in a fun and challenging way that promotes the thinking at a much deeper level."
The classes have been examining past civilizations including Middle Ages Europe, Byzantine Empire, Russian Empire, Umayyad Empire, Ottoman Empire, Safavid Empire, Tang Dynasty, Song Dynasty, Mongol Empire, Ming Empire, and Japan to learn about the failures and accomplishments of each government. From studying these civilizations the sophomores hoped to get an idea of how to answer the driving question of this project, "How do I as leader of my nation design an effective government?"
Everyone in class was put into groups of three-to-five students. The first requirements of the project started with designating a role to each person in the group. The four main roles were the project leader, facilitator, recorder, and head researcher. After each role was given, the students had to sign a contract promising to follow all of it guidelines.
Before the students could start designing their projects, they had to complete an overall of 30 responsibilities dealing with the past civilizations. These duties included 19 tasks about each civilization's structure, political power, civil liberties, economy, military power, religion, learning, a time of crisis, and an evaluation of the government's effective and ineffective decisions. The rest of the assignments incorporated completing five tasks on taking chapter notes from the World History textbook, and six tasks on viewing guides from viewing movies to create a better image of the civilizations for the students.
In addition, every student had to fulfill their role listed above, turn in all performance tasks by the date listed, flipped learning notes, and chapter quizzes.
After completing all 30 tasks, the groups could finally start thinking about how to create an ideal government. Each group was hold accountable for fully answering the driving question, to incorporate research from past civilizations, produce a visible/demonstrable product that includes a government building and a government document. The documents had to address the government's role in structure, political power, civil liberties, economy, military power, religion, learning, and a time of crisis.
"I thought it was all together an interesting project," sophomore Austin McKinney said. "We got to create a government the way we wanted it to work."
When finished with knowing what roles the government would play a part of, students had to find a way to teach the project to others. Many students used a tri-fold poster to plaster all their information on to show their audience, while other students used technology to their advantage by creating a PowerPoint.
"This project was extremely time-consuming," sophomore Olivia Ferrill said. "I like it a lot more than the last project because it allows me to be creative. Our group got to make man different visual aids for the project like a trifold, power point, code of law, and bill of rights."
Students could get even more resourceful and make a model of their government, sing a star-spangled banner, make a flag, or even have a debate between two different political powers in their country.
Each group came up with their own unique way to demonstrate but the ending product was always the same; for the students to come up with a fit government that was their ideal.
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Amazon has never failed to amaze me and in this case, it brought a smile on my face too. Very neat packaging with timely delivery. Thanks to amazon and its team.
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Uandi Natural was developed in partnership between Indigenous Australians and young, non-Indigenous Australians, with the exciting aim of realising the intoxicating combination of ancient knowledge and modern skin care innovation.
The result? Natural skin care products whose effectiveness is uniquely enhanced by the potent benefits of native Australian plants.
Uandi, which derives from a dialect of the Noongar language, means 'beautiful' and is a true testament to what the brand represents.
The Uandi Natural Skincare range was developed locally in partnership between Indigenous Australians and young, non-Indigenous Australians, with the exciting aim of realising the intoxicating combination of ancient knowledge and modern skin care innovation. It is an exclusive small-batch product group that embraces the best of indigenous herbal lore.
Inspired by native wisdom and ancient herbal remedies, Uandi were seeking a packaging solution that, whilst being able to work with the containers selected, would confer the natural feel as well as function effectively in a high end marketplace.
The Uandi range features two packaging formats requiring different print disciplines. We combined some traditional techniques with modern functionality to create a lasting brand that can be extended over any number of sub products. This resulted in a simple but elegant design suite reflecting the nature of the products and a connection to the land that provides the ingredients.


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Two factors have stalled women's advancement in science: implicit bias and lack of family-friendly policies. Mary Ann Mason, UC Berkeley, and Joan C. Williams, UC Hastings, have engaged in more than 20 years of original research to determine when and why women drop out of the pipeline and to develop tools to help universities retain women scientists.
Building a Department in an Era of Tight Budgets: It's Cheaper to Keep Her (23 mins)
This workshop is designed for deans and department chairs. It is discussed in two basic parts. The first explains all of the ways that a department can save money by eliminating a chilly climate and instituting family friendly policies. An integral part of this is avoiding legal liability. There's a new kind of lawsuit that is increasingly filed and unfortunately presents a different risk for universities than they have seen in the past. The second part of the video covers legal risks and gives information needed in order to avoid legal liability.
Launch Workshop
The Competitive Edge: Best Practices for Family Friendly Policies (18 mins)
Many universities have taken significant steps to create family friendly policies in order to recruit and retain parents. The federal agencies that support science have also begun to introduce family friendly initiatives. This video reviews promising policies and invites participants to examine their own university's policies.
Do Babies Matter? I, II, III (15 mins)
This workshop addresses the fact that although women now receive more than 50% of PhDs, there are far fewer women than men at the top of the academic hierarchy; these women at the top are paid somewhat less than men, and they are much less likely than men to have children. Three versions are offered: version I is focused on women in STEM fields; version II covers postdoctoral scholars and graduate students; and version III covers academic women in all disciplines.
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This workshop explores how the experience of gender bias differs by race. It's based on a study that was done for Tools for Change where we interviewed 60 women of color in science. What we have done is look specifically at how women of color experience gender bias and how that experience differs from the experience of white women.
Some Things Are Illegal (16 mins)
This workshop gives a short introduction to three developments that may make universities more vulnerable to lawsuits than they have traditionally been. The first is a new but rapidly growing area of the law called Family Responsibilities Discrimination. Title IX compliance is the second; it prohibits pregnancy discrimination and may require maternity leave for students, graduate students and postdocs. The workshop also provides an introduction to the kinds of gender stereotyping that can give rise to difficulties in the event of a lawsuit.
What Works for Women at Work (22 mins)
This workshop gives women individual strategies for navigating workplaces that are shaped by implicit bias. It takes 35 years of experimental social psychology studies and boils them down into four patterns. This module teaches women to recognize the patterns and also offers them very concrete strategies for how to navigate these patterns successfully.
Complete discussion guides are available for groups to facilitate their own sessions using the workshop videos. Learn more.
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During the process, we re-organized the sitemap to make it easier for visitors to find what they're looking for, updated the portfolio, and integrated HTML5 video.
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Fact Check: Damar Hamlin's IV Being Unhooked Does NOT Indicate Problem -- It's Standard Practice
by: Uliana Malashenko
Does a picture of hospitalized Damar Hamlin with a disconnected IV line raise valid questions about his condition or medical treatment after a reported cardiac arrest on January 2, 2022? No, that's not true: The tube in Hamlin's arm shown disconnected from IV lines does not contradict his widely reported diagnosis. As the director of a nurse practitioner program told Lead Stories, it's standard practice.
The claim appeared in a tweet (archived here) published on January 10, 2023. It said:
Im not familiar with hospital protocol, but would they not have his IV hooked up?
This is what the post looked like on Twitter at the time of writing:
(Source: Twitter screenshot taken on Thu Jan 12 20:35:01 2023 UTC)
Since the health emergency of the 24-year-old Buffalo Bills football player occurred during a game on January 2, 2023, it received continuous media coverage as the situation unfolded. The picture was first published in Hamlin's verified account on Instagram on January 8, 2023, under the caption "GAMETIME @buffalobills LFG!!!!!!"
The claim, implying that the image and possibly Hamlin's condition was faked, was first made in a post published on Facebook on January 8, 2023. That day, Hamlin was in the process of being transferred from an Ohio hospital to Buffalo General Medical Center/Gates Vascular Institute in Buffalo, New York. The post was deleted, but Lead Stories saved a screenshot:
(Source: Facebook screenshot taken on Mon Jan 9 18:17 2023 UTC)
The tweet that is the focus of this fact check uses exactly the same text, including missing the apostrophe in "I'm," and the same red circling as the Facebook post.
As of this writing, nothing indicates that the picture in question either proves a violation of some medical protocols or suggests that the situation was staged.
On January 11, 2023, when Hamlin was released from the Buffalo hospital too, the facility issued a statement that said, in part, that "cardiac, neurological and vascular testing" was a part of the medical evaluation.
Mary Brennan, the director of the Adult-Gerontology Acute Care Nurse Practitioner Program at NYU Rory Meyers College of Nursing and a nurse caring for hospitalized patients with cardiovascular illnesses, told Lead Stories via email on January 12, 2023:
While a 'picture may be worth a thousand words', a photo may not provide all the information a reader desires and may give rise to misinformation as a result.
Some readers have questioned the appearance of a small catheter on or near Damar's right wrist which is not attached to IV tubing. This appears to be a peripheral vascular access device, or a small catheter, previously referred to as a heparin adaptor, or heparin lock, but now more commonly called a saline lock. This catheter is placed in a small vein and provides a route for nurses and physicians to administer intravenous fluids or medications, such as antibiotics or emergency medications, if necessary. If not in use, the catheter is capped. Typically, saline locks are secured in place with tape, as this catheter is, however, it looks like it needs to be better secured.
The purpose of a peripheral IV with a saline lock is to prevent repeated needlesticks. The peripheral IV with a saline lock provides a route for nurses and physicians to administer intravenous fluids or medications, such as antibiotics or emergency medications, if necessary. If not in use, the peripheral IV is capped as it is in the picture. Typically, saline locks are secured in place with tape, as this catheter is, however, it looks like it needs to be better secured. They are changed every 5 to 7 days or as needed.
Medical guidance confirms that peripheral IVs don't have to be constantly connected to IV lines because this kind of treatment takes into consideration not only the amount of the needed medicine but also the length of the intake, and that may vary. In other words, some patients get breaks from it.
Here is a close-up of what it looks like:
(Source: Opentextbc screenshot taken on Mon Jan 9 21:08:35 2023 UTC)
This is not the first claim that questions the circumstances of Hamlin's hospitalization. Lead Stories has already debunked two stories questioning the details about the ambulance that arrived at the scene.
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units which I'll talk about in a minute.
Then ethics, safety, et cetera.
And a number of topics related to the the knowledge areas.
of knowledge areas, the 18 knowledge areas, which I mentioned exactly.
There isn't an exact correspondence between them.
For example, there's no section here.
Specifically on hydraulics and hydrologic systems.
Instead, many of the topics in hydraulics are found within fluid mechanics.
are contained within the sections on fluid mechanics and civil engineering.
So, the topics particular areas are scattered somewhat throughout the manual.
And, as I mentioned before, somewhat hard to find sometimes.
Basic to all of this is the idea of dimensions and units.
The first section in the handbook.
equation, must be dimensionally homogeneous.
To give a simple example, consider the distance traveled by a particle.
it's moving downwards at some velocity, v0.
After some time, t, let's suppose that this particle has fallen a distance d.
what is the relationship between the distance d and time.
Well, that's a very easy problem in kinematics, I'm sure you can do that.
And the answer is d, the distance is v0 t plus one-half gt squared.
d is obviously a distance, it's a length.
I'll leave you to put that, also has dimensions of length.
So each term in this simple equation has dimensions of length.
They're all the same, and that must always be so.
the different terms are different.
Then there's something wrong with that equation.
we'll be dealing with three primary dimensions.
dimensions in that case, and also possibly F, force.
the dimensions of mass multiplied by acceleration MLT to the minus two.
or time, or force, length, and time.
You can use either one, but not both generally.
can be expressed in terms of these three primary dimensions.
For example, acceleration is length per time squared.
energy, et cetera, are all expressible in terms of three fundamental dimensions.
And generally we'll mostly be using the MLT system.
However, equally you could use the FLT system, but not both of them at once.
An example then is speed is distance over time.
The fundamental dimensions are LT to the minus 1.
But the particular unit you use depends on the the unit system you're, you're using.
in other words SI, and the US customary system, USCS.
units there that are commonly used in engineering and science.
again, which I'll generalize by putting a constant of proportionality.
So, instead of F equals ma, I'll write F equals kma.
the value of that constant depends on what particular system of units you're using.
gives an acceleration of 1 meter per second squared to a mass of 1 kilogram.
the fundamental system of mass is the kilogram.
called US customary system puts k is equal to 1 over gc.
of 32.174 units of pound mass foot per pound force, second squared.
of 32.2 feet per second squared to a mass of 1 pound mass.
M attached there to differentiate between the two.
that gives an acceleration of 1 foot per second squared to a mass of 1 slug.
we don't really need to put an F on the end there to distinguish it anymore.
The unit of force is the pound, and the unit of mass is the slug.
But here as I mentioned in the FE exam we use predominantly the first two of these.
time is seconds, and force is either Newtons, pounds force, or pounds.
Now different disciplines tend to use different systems.
aerospace engineers tend to use the slug and pound system.
So we just have to be aware of the differences between these.
a Newton, a unit, a Newton you can think of is a order of a quarter pound.
There are a few special units that come up.
For example, pressure is a normal stress, or a normal force per unit area.
in metric units is Newtons per square meter, would be the fundamental unit.
However, we usually give that the special name of a Pascal abbreviated PA.
The Pascal however, is a very small unit.
the kilopascal as a unit of pressure.
Power is rate of doing work, or force times distance over time.
For example, Newton meters per second.
But again, this is given a special name.
A Newton meter per second is a watt.
And the units of viscosity in metric units are Newton seconds per square meter.
But this you will sometimes see given as a Pascal second abbreviated like this.
The handbook also gives a list of conversion factors.
And here I'll just expand on a part of that.
But generally speaking, I don't think we need to be concerned with that.
For example, con, converting acres to feet or miles to meters, et cetera.
all of the problems will be given in one system of units with the properties given.
I don't think they're a concern for the exam.
So, here again is the is the outline of the book.
We have units, conversion factors, et cetera.
And let me do an example to illustrate how the units of mass and force work.
obviously there is some tension force in this cable to hold it up.
the cable is most nearly well, which of these alternatives?
is the mass multiplied by acceleration due to gravity,.
because we've been consistent between kilograms in this case.
the acceleration is 32.2 feet per square, second squared.
The tension in the cable is most nearly which of these?
that the tension is equal to the weight of the object.
Which is M times G.
However, now we have to be careful.
feet, feet cancels, second squared, second squared cancels.
Leaving me with an answer of 5 pound force.
Which, of course, we would intuitively know.
So, the answer in that case, is 5 pounds force.
when you're using the US system.
This concludes my brief overview of the exam and some issues involved with units.
review of the technical aspects of the different knowledge areas.


SINGAPORE, Jan. 25, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- Food&HotelAsia (FHA), organised by UBM, the preferred trade event for industry professionals to access an international showcase of food, hospitality products, equipment and solutions needed to drive business inspiration today and tomorrow, celebrates 40 years of business excellence with a bespoke menu. Expertly created by award-winning industry leading chefs Edmund Toh, Eric Teo, Otto Weibel and Ivan Yeo, as well as Singapore Pastry Alliance, the exquisite five-course menu reflects the 40 years of growth and vision of FHA, the anchor to food and hospitality trends in the region.
The creative team of chefs behind the conceptualisation and creation of the exclusive menu also forms part of the panel of judges at the FHA2018 Culinary Challenge (FCC2018), the region's most prestigious international culinary competition with an emphasis on culinary excellence. Recognised and supported by the World Association of Chef Societies (WACS) and regional chef associations, global culinary talents will be flocking to FHA2018 to display and exchange their mastery and skills on an international platform.
"This jointly-created bespoke menu is packed with different flavours to reflect the robust array of food and hospitality showcase that FHA has always brought to the industry, as well as inspire joy in commemoration of its 40th anniversary," says Honorary President Emeritus of Singapore Chefs Association (SCA), Chef Otto Weibel. "Sustainable and fresh ingredients, complemented with simple yet exquisite preparation techniques, brings out the best in these dishes."
Against the disruptive and changing landscape of F&B industries, the five-course meal encapsulates the essence of a winning recipe, crafting an exceptional burst of flavours through progressive preparation techniques helmed by the chefs across different culinary styles. Some of these recipes will be made available to the public, enabling aspiring home chefs to capture the world class taste of FHA in their kitchens.
FHA has a rich history of collaborating with the globally renowned chefs to support and groom local and regional talents. It provides a perfect platform for aspiring talents to learn from the masters, to become the best at their game.
"The bespoke menu specially created by leading chefs, who are the pillars of the culinary world, epitomises our growth in pursuit of excellence. Our collaboration with them, and with government bodies, corporate leaders and industry partners over 40 years, is the result of a shared vision to nurture and grow the food and hospitality industry in Singapore and the region," said Mr Rodolphe Lameyse, Project Director, Food & Hospitality, UBM, organiser of FHA2018. "What FHA is today was not achieved alone and we want to share and celebrate the event's achievements with our partners."
2018 marks another milestone in FHA's history, as the mega event returns on 24 to 27 April, with its biggest-ever industry congregation of 4,000 international exhibitors from more than 70 countries and regions, at two venues -- Singapore Expo and Suntec Singapore.
The FHA 40th anniversary bespoke menu is sponsored by leading industry partners, Angliss, Boncafe, Electrolux, Landex, SATS Catering, Steward's Solution and The Embassy of Hungary.
Established since 1974, UBM in Singapore is committed to staging B2B exhibitions and conferences that help businesses grow in this country. In keeping pace with the industry's evolving needs, our strategic acquisitions of Singapore Exhibition Services and Seatrade Communications have helped us solidify pole position in key markets we serve, and in the Singapore MICE industry. We organise 24 premier events serving the advanced manufacturing, engineering, food, hospitality and leisure, jewellery and gem, lifestyle and brands, technology, transport and logistics sectors. We are also a leading media specialist, providing in-depth news for the maritime, shipping and offshore marine, and disposable tissue industry.
Please visit www.ubm.com/singapore for more information about our presence in Singapore.


January 10, 2014 by Lynette M. Fraga, Ph.D.
This month marks the 50th anniversary of "The War on Poverty." In January 1964, President Lyndon B. Johnson launched several initiatives to help lift the 1 in 5 Americans who were living in poverty at the time.
One of those initiatives was Head Start. Now, the program serves more than 1 million children.
In 2014, we still have work to do. Today, Child Care Aware® of America will join the Center for Law and Social Policy (CLASP), Spotlight on Poverty and Opportunity and the Urban Institute and to discuss developments in policy and child care. Register here to participate.


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Drug Rehab and Treatment Centers Information Freeport, Minnesota
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There are many alcohol and drug rehab centers options available to people living in the Freeport region. It is very important understand each of the varieties of rehabilitation possibilities that are offered in Freeport, AB., to be able to pick the suitable treatment option for yourself or a family member. Choosing the proper drug rehab facility in Freeport is the central element in the treatment of drug abuse, drug addiction and alcoholism. This data will help ensure you recognize your numerous treatment possibilities allowing an individual to have the greatest chance of an effective end result.
Let's have a look at the various drug treatment centers in Freeport, Minnesota choices that coincide with the condition of the person searching for rehab.
Inpatient drug treatment in Freeport, AB. is a rehabilitation choice best for those who will need health-related treatment for the duration of rehabilitation or individuals with substantial drug abuse histories. Women and men can develop physical and mental dependence to alcohol and drugs even after a brief amount of time, so inpatient alcohol and drug rehab in Freeport is among the most beneficial rehab possibility in the majority of instances. On account of dependence and addiction, men and women will most likely not be able to recover using the minimal solutions made available from outpatient treatment centers in Freeport, Minnesota where alcohol and drugs continue to be readily available when they depart the outpatient center. In addition, men and women in treatment who take part in outpatient treatment rather than inpatient alcohol and drug rehabilitation in Freeport remain vulnerable to damaging relationships and situations which may compromise their recovery process. When someone lives with an abusive companion or maintains associations which entail abusing drugs, any treatment activities in outpatient treatment will be in vain. This is the reason in-patient alcohol and drug treatment in Freeport, AB. will generate more beneficial results that may prove long lasting in contrast to an outpatient drug rehabilitation center where benefits are often very minimal and short-lived.
In Freeport there is both short-term and long-term inpatient alcohol and drug rehab. Short-term is often a 30-day center, while long-term inpatient drug and alcohol rehabilitation in Freeport, Minnesota is a lot more extensive and rehab lasts 3 to 6 months on average. It becomes an excellent environment for clients as it is a safe and secure drug-free setting where they are able to heal both mentally and physically without distraction. Preferably, women and men proceed inside a long-term in-patient drug treatment center in Freeport for the optimum time period permitted, to enable them to deal with anything which can cut across their abstinence when they depart rehabilitation. Due to the fact detoxing and becoming physically stabilized can take a couple weeks by itself, the 3-6 months in long-term in-patient drug treatment in Freeport will be time spent well and a lot more effective than short-term programs.
The key factor of all if you or someone you love has a substance abuse or addiction concern is to get it resolved right away, call someone and seek advice from trained addiction specialists and get an evaluation and rehab possibilities to guarantee the biggest chance for a recovery.
There are no local drug rehab listings for Freeport, Minnesota so we have provided the 6 closest treatment facilities arranged by distance from Freeport:
Serenity Path Inc
(Paynesville is 20.6 from Freeport)
117 West James Street
Paynesville, MN. 56362
Contact Serenity Path Inc, by calling 320-243-3379.
Drug and Alcohol Rehab, Outpatient Drug Treatment Programs, Drug Rehab Centers For Teens and Adolescents, Drug Rehabs For Senior Citizens, Drug Rehab Centers For Pregnant Women, Drug Rehabs For Women, Drug Treatment Centers For Men, Drug Treatment For DUI and DWI Offenders, Drug Rehab Programs For Criminal Justice Clients
Self Pay Drug Rehab Programs, State Financed Insurance, Drug Rehabs That Accept Private Health Insurance, Drug Treatment Centers That Accept Military Insurance, Drug Rehabs With Sliding Scale Fees, Drug Treatment Centers With Payment Assistance Programs
Northern Pines Outreach Office
(Long Prairie is 22.1 from Freeport)
16 9th Street SE
Long Prairie, MN. 56347
Contact Northern Pines Outreach Office, by calling 320-732-6602.
Outpatient Drug Treatment Programs, Drug Rehab Programs For Criminal Justice Clients, Drug Rehab Programs For Hearing Impaired Clients
Self Pay Drug Rehab Programs, Drug Rehabs That Accept Medicaid, Drug Treatment Programs That Accept Medicare, State Financed Insurance, Drug Rehabs That Accept Private Health Insurance, Drug Treatment Centers That Accept Military Insurance, Drug Rehabs With Sliding Scale Fees, Drug Treatment Centers With Payment Assistance Programs
Aneway
17 2nd Street North
Contact Aneway, by calling 320-732-2200.
Drug and Alcohol Rehab, Outpatient Drug Treatment Programs, Drug Treatment for Dual Diagnosis Clients, Drug Rehabs For Women, Drug Treatment Centers For Men
Self Pay Drug Rehab Programs, State Financed Insurance, Drug Rehabs That Accept Private Health Insurance
Recovery Plus Residential Adolescent
(St. Cloud is 23.1 from Freeport)
St. Cloud, MN. 56303
Contact Recovery Plus Residential Adolescent, by calling 320-229-5199.
Drug and Alcohol Rehab, Short Term Drug Rehab Centers, Long Term Drug Rehab Programs, Drug Rehab Centers For Teens and Adolescents, Drug Treatment for Dual Diagnosis Clients, Drug Rehab Programs For Hearing Impaired Clients
Focus 12 Halfway House
Contact Focus 12 Halfway House, by calling 320-252-2425.
Drug and Alcohol Rehab, Halfway Houses, Long Term Drug Rehab Programs, Drug Treatment for Dual Diagnosis Clients, Drug Treatment Centers For Men, Drug Rehab Programs For Hearing Impaired Clients
Self Pay Drug Rehab Programs, Drug Rehabs That Accept Medicaid, State Financed Insurance, Drug Rehabs That Accept Private Health Insurance
Sobriety First LLC
3333 West Division Street
Contact Sobriety First LLC, by calling 320-251-0035.
Drug and Alcohol Rehab, Outpatient Drug Treatment Programs, Drug Treatment For DUI and DWI Offenders
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In 2008, women aged 18 or older who had MDE in the past year were more likely than their male counterparts to have received treatment for depression in the past year (74.2 vs. 65.0 percent).
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Rainer and Julie Martens talk about their experiences playing slowpitch softball
Rainer Martens has been playing softball for 45 years. He is a stand-out player and coach for the Florida Legends, the most decorated senior softball team in the United States with over 80 National Championships. In 18 national tournaments, Martens-coached teams have won 16 national championships and placed second in the other two. His passion and achievements in softball were rewarded when he was inducted into the National Senior Softball Hall of Fame in 2009.
Rainer Martens has written 16 books and hundreds of articles. His book Successful Coaching has sold over 1 million copies, and it is the top-selling coaching book of all time.
Julie Martens is the team manager, scorekeeper, and statistician for the Florida Legends senior softball team. Through her years of playing women's and coed slowpitch softball and as team manager, she's developed an exceptional knowledge of the sport.
Rainer and Julie Martens both received PhDs in sport psychology from the University of Illinois. They have been married since 1992 and reside in Ormond Beach, Florida. In addition to watching, playing, and traveling for softball, they enjoy biking and photography in their spare time.
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Why you shouldn't leave your device's Bluetooth switched on in public?
Published 11:00 pm IST | November 15, 2018 By Parinita Haldar
For more than a decade, the use of Bluetooth has greatly facilitated wireless communication between different devices especially when there is a lack of access to the internet.
But, is it really safe to keep the Bluetooth on in public spaces? Read on to find out.
BlueBorne
A new airborne attack was discovered by Armis, a security research firm, called Blueborne which allowed hackers to get full access to the victim's device without his knowledge.
Devices with Windows, Linux, Android and iOS operating systems are all susceptible to this attack. The attack can be carried out on Bluetooth enabled devices which include smartphones, smartwatches, laptops, PCs, smart TVs or any Bluetooth enabled IoT devices too.
Even popular devices like the Google Pixel, Samsung Galaxy, LG sports watch, car audio systems, iPads or iPhones not upgraded to iOS 10 were all proved to fall victim to this attack.
How it is carried out
A hacker can gain access to the device regardless of the Bluetooth version in use and whether or not he has paired with the victim's device. He then sends a malware to the victim's device that gains access to the entire system and can then go on to carry ransomware attacks or steal your device data.
Once a device has been infected by this airborne virus, any device he connects to is vulnerable.
This is particularly disturbing in terms of how far-spread networks are and how fast this virus could proliferate. Also, since the device's Bluetooth range is around 33 ft, the attacker can gain access to your device by infecting the other vulnerable devices in your vicinity and thus, make up for the distance.
If you're in a crowded public space, 33 ft is enough distance for anyone to follow you for a while until the hacking process is completed.
Check out this YouTube video at the end of the article to better understand how the attack is carried on an Android device.
Apple and Windows have dispatched the required security patches to safeguard the devices from this attack. Thus, update your devices regularly to ensure your device is protected.
But really it is just a matter of time before hackers come up with a way to breach it. Cybersecurity is a race and you can never be completely secure as new ways to breach security firewalls are tested by hackers everyday and company's do the same in order to avoid being hacked. But it's truly about who comes up on top.
So the best procedure for caution, for now, would be to not leave the device's Bluetooth switched on when you're in public in order to better secure your device against this deadly attack.
Parinita Haldar
Certified ethical hacker. Writer at Candid.Technology. Truly believe that to know everything is to know that you know nothing.
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This year's ceremony took place at The Savoy Hotel in London and Catherine Zheng, partner, and James McHugh, patent attorney, picked up the award for Deacons.
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The world according to Draymond Green
Vincent Goodwill
NEW YORK — It was an amusing but telling scene in the visiting locker room at Barclays Center on Sunday evening after the Golden State Warriors' win over the Brooklyn Nets.
Kevin Durant and Draymond Green telling hilarious stories about former NBA players they knew as youngsters, from a case of mistaken identity at a club to an older player telling Green when he knew it was "time to go."
Stephen Curry recreating that famous crouch he debuted in the 2017 NBA Finals when Durant gave the Cleveland Cavaliers his "grand opening, grand closing" triple in Game 3, only this time Curry leaped from his chair to celebrate Boston Red Sox left fielder Steve Pearce's first inning two-run homer to essentially close the door on the World Series.
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An amused Durant asked Curry, "How are you a Red Sox fan?" to which Curry started to explain, only saying there's no professional baseball team in Charlotte, North Carolina (Curry's hometown), before trailing off and laughing it away.
Draymond Green is focused on a number of things for the Warriors. (Getty)
They're a different bunch these days, as the defending two-time champions aren't suffering from Champagne fatigue and looking like a team happy to be around each other in the most unlikely of places: New York, where the Knicks stand to be a suitor for Durant this offseason when he hits free agency.
Over the course of five days, Curry scored 51 against the Wizards, Durant put up 25 in the fourth quarter against the Knicks to turn a deficit into a rout, and Klay Thompson broke out of his slump Monday in record-breaking fashion, hitting an NBA-record 14 triples against the Bulls for 52 points in 27 easy minutes.
Green is a catalyst, participant and witness for everything, the emotional leader of the Warriors who understands this season has to take a different tone than last year's run to a ring — one that was almost derailed in the Western Conference Finals, with only a Chris Paul hamstring injury perhaps keeping the Houston Rockets from knocking off the champions.
"Last year we cruised through the year and were looking forward to the playoffs and didn't enjoy the process along the way," Green told Yahoo Sports. "In not enjoying the process, it made it that much tougher because you're not enjoying what you're doing."
They're celebrating the mundane this season, having fun with Curry's explosions and Thompson's beard and headband, and even remixing Fergie's eyebrow-raising national anthem from the All-Star Game last year.
So when the subject of Durant-to-New York comes up, Green doesn't bat an eye.
"When that decision comes up, I think we'll have won three championships," Green told Yahoo Sports. "That's my recruiting: three out of three."
Green added that the last few years have been "exhausting," referring to the emotional toll the long playoff runs have had on individual players. So even with speculation about a potential Durant departure in the air, Green believes, for the sake of his own peace of mind, he has to block it out.
"We've been under the lights, like really under the lights since 2015," he said. "Since then it's been nonstop and you have to figure out how to remove yourself from that, because it's exhausting. I really don't pay much attention to it. And I won't pay much attention to it."
Draymond Green says he has his recruiting pitch ready to keep Kevin Durant with the Warriors. (AP)
Internally, Green said, the Warriors are aware of everything, but it's largely unspoken. The Durant stuff. Chasing a three-peat. Chasing black-and-white ghosts as they attempt to become the first team since Bill Russell's Celtics to win four NBA titles in five years.
"It's something we don't acknowledge, though. We don't come in here saying, 'We got a chance to three-peat,' " Green said. "That's never the conversation. In order to three-peat, you gotta embrace this process. Last year we didn't."
Green is embracing his own process of sorts this year, wanting to reclaim his spot as the NBA's top defender. To say he was not happy with finishing sixth in voting last season for NBA Defensive Player of the Year — with Utah's Rudy Gobert winning — is an understatement.
"I want to win that because I'm pissed off that I made second-team All-Defense last year," Green told Yahoo Sports. "They seem to have forgotten.
"I think people want to forget, but they go through those moments where they go, 'All right [he's that good].' "
Green says only Kawhi Leonard is in his class as a defender, calling Leonard "spectacular."
"I got much respect for him," Green said. "But I think I'm the best. If you want my honest opinion, there's no one in the [contemporary] category with me but Kawhi."
Green believes only his "big bro" — Ben Wallace — is in the same category defensively as he is, historically. Wallace won four Defensive Player of the Year Awards in Detroit, and the two forged a friendship dating back to Green's days as a prep star in Saginaw, Michigan, and later at Michigan State.
"He's definitely one of the top defenders our league has seen," Wallace told Yahoo Sports by telephone.
If Green wins his second DPOY (he won it in 2016-17), he'll be in line for a super-max contract, a five-year deal worth around $226 million.
"It's not for a contract situation," Green told Yahoo Sports. "And I don't know if there's anybody in this league who can control the game from the defensive side of the ball [like me]. That pissed me off [finishing sixth in DPOY voting last year]. That's why I want to win that.
"I'm gonna make a lot of money. I'm not gonna sit here and add stress to myself trying to accomplish something about money. I've never played this game for money. I've always played this game because I love it. And it's been so good to me because of my love for this game, so why switch it up now?"
Talking the talk
"Dell Demps is a lousy general manager and none of those players are currently with the team anymore, and he may lose Anthony Davis."
— Former NBA commissioner David Stern on the trade he vetoed in 2011 that would've sent Chris Paul to the Lakers
"The Emperor" clearly hasn't lost his fire and sass since leaving the NBA's top spot in 2014. Although Adam Silver clearly has done great things since taking over, I have to admit: I miss The Emperor being saucy and stirring the pot at a moment's notice.
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Green Tobacco Sickness (GTS) is a type of nicotine poisoning caused by the transdermal absorption of nicotine from the surface of wet tobacco plants. Tobacco harvesters, whose clothings become saturated from tobacco wet with rain or morning dew, are at high risk of developing GTS. Workers can avoid getting this sickness by waiting to harvest until the tobacco leaves are dry, or by wearing a  rain suit. Wet clothing that has come in contact with tobacco leaves should be removed immediately and the skin should be washed with warm soapy water.

Nicotine from other sources, including nicotine gum, a nicotine patch or electronic cigarette, or other tobacco products like cigarettes or smokeless tobacco, appears to reduce the risk of GTS due to the body adapting to the intake of nicotine.

Symptoms of GTS include nausea, vomiting, headache, dizziness, and severe weakness. These symptoms may be accompanied by fluctuations in blood pressure or heart rate. Abdominal cramping, chills, increased sweating, salivation and difficulty breathing are also common. The illness will resolve on its own within one to two days, but symptoms may be so severe as to require emergency medical treatment.

Worldwide there are an estimated 33 million tobacco farm workers, with a substantial proportion living in developing countries. A recent international review reported that between 8-89% of tobacco harvesters may be affected in the course of a season (this wide variation probably being due to differences between study methodologies as well as a range of working conditions). The long-term health outcomes for individuals exposed to nicotine transdermally for extended periods of time are not known.

References

Further reading
 Recommended Practices: Green Tobacco Sickness, from National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health and the Occupational Safety and Health Administration.
 Warning to tobacco harvesters, from the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health.
 Learning About Green Tobacco Sickness, from the National Agricultural Safety Database.
 Quandt SA, et al. Migrant farmworkers and Green Tobacco Sickness: New issues for understudied disease. Am J Ind Med. 2000;37:307-315.

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Former Deputy Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, Prof. Kingsley Moghalu is set to emerge as the presidential candidate of the Young Progressive Party, YPP, ahead of the 2019 election as his main challenger Engr. Donald Igwegbu has quit the race.
Igwegbu announced his decision to step down in a statement issued on Saturday. YPP presidential Primaries is scheduled for Saturday 8th September 2018 at the International conference Centre Abuja.
"Today, I made an uncommon decision to 'Step Down' for my senior brother, Professor Kingsley Chiedu Moghalu, as he officially becomes the Presidential Flag-Bearer of the Young Progressive Party (YPP) during our party's National Convention scheduled to hold today being the 8th of September 2019 at the International Conference Centre, Abuja, Nigeria," Igwegbu noted in his statement.
He added that "Professor Moghalu and I subscribe to the same vision of progressivism, patriotism and the dire need to put our Country First.
I have taken this uncommon route at this point in time not because I am not also qualified to serve our nation as President in 2019 but because of the urgent need for everyone to work together if we must confront our common challenges as a nation henceforth.
My vision for the New Nigeria of our shared dreams is beyond the 2019 elections. I believe in myself, I believe in you and I believe tomorrow is another day as we continue to put our faith in the almighty God".
He said that he is deeply convinced that Professor Moghalu would make a very good president, adding that he has the right pedigree, experience, purpose, energy and vision to fix our country along with other progressive like minds going forward.


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How Does Air Freight Work
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Historically, air cargo was first used between the United Provinces of Agra and Oudh in British ruled India to carry mail from the post office. In the late 20th century, air cargo moved a variety of goods such as medicines, daily essentials, heavy machinery parts, etc. Newer, affordable Cargo airlines started operations across Europe and the US. In fact, in some parts of Europe, prints of newly made films were transported as consignments via aircraft so that they can be made available to the farthest of cinema houses across the continent.
Over the last century, thanks to the massive technological advancements in the domain of aero technology, the aircrafts today can carry massive amounts of load in a single flight. Advanced tracking technology has enabled real-time tracking of the shipment, which makes the entire process much more transparent and accessible. This boosted the confidence of a lot of entrepreneurs, who saw this as an opportunity to explore newer markets.
Air cargo today carries pretty much everything, from clothes to toys, electronics, and more, and is a vital part of the overall global trade.
Air Freight - Meaning
Throughout history, humans have been trying to get from one place to another, as quickly and safely as they can, and carry their goods with them while they are at it. Each travel route that we have explored for our unending voyages, has presented us with its own set of challenges. Each time, we have innovated our way out of these challenges. Air cargo or air freight is the latest innovation in the long chain of human intelligence outthinking the challenges posed by nature.
Air Freight refers to the goods that are moved by loading them up in an aircraft carrier and sent to their destination via the aerial routes. These aircrafts can be passenger planes, commercial planes, or chartered flights.
Advantages and Disadvantages of Air Freight
There is a wide range of benefits to enjoy, once you opt for transporting your consignment via air. Some of the prominent reasons for using Airfreight services are:
Timely delivery: Since the shipment is delivered via air routes, it is not surprising that the package reaches its destination in the shortest possible time. Compared to the other modes of transport, air cargo is lightning quick, and hence is used for transporting a wide array of products that are time-sensitive or perishable.
Reliability: Air cargo is one of the most reliable methods of transporting your goods since most flights follow a standard schedule, with very few, occasional delays.
Affordable Insurance Premiums: Since the goods are transported much quicker via air routes, the possibility of any mishap or an accident along the route goes down drastically, compared to sea, rail, and road routes. Hence, the premium for insuring the consignment is also relatively much lower.
Security: Airports, in general, are one of the most secure places today, with multiple layers of security overlooking every nook and corner. Hence, the consignment transported in the air cargo undergoes various security checks and is almost impossible to be misplaced or damaged.
Demands Less warehousing requirements: Compared to sea cargo, air cargo carries a much lesser load in one go. Additionally, the security clearance for air cargo is much quicker than any other means of transport, which means the goods move much faster through customs. All these factors mean that Airfreight logistics can be managed easily and can rid you of your stockpiling worries.
Despite having a multitude of benefits, Airfreight does come with its own set of shortcomings.
Risk: Airplanes remain one of the riskiest means of transportation, due to the sheer speed with which they move. Hence, moving your goods via an airplane is a lot riskier than moving them via a ship or a train as the goods can still survive a road accident but are unlikely to survive a plane crash.
High Operational Costs: Airplanes are costly machines. The companies providing air freight shipping services are bound to calculate the money they invest in buying and maintaining their fleet of aircraft. Hence, air cargo is much more expensive compared to the other modes of transport.
Limited Capacity: Compared to ships, airplanes can only carry a limited quantity of goods. Therefore, if your consignment contains a bulky, heavyweight product, sending it via air cargo may not be the best option for you.
Dependent on Weather: Airplanes cannot operate in adverse weather conditions like thunderstorms, cyclones, sand storms, fog, etc. This may often cause a delay in your shipment getting to its destination and disrupt your supply chain.
Unfit for specific products: Although air cargo can supply a wide range of products, the following are some of the things that still cannot be moved via air routes due to certain Airfreight restrictions:
Dangerous goods on the UN list
Lithium Batteries, Power Banks and Power Supplies of any kind
Flammable Substances
Biochemical Products
How does Air Freight work?
There are seven crucial steps one needs to follow while sending their shipment via air cargo:
Registration/Pickup: Once you calculate the chargeable weight of your shipment, you can begin searching for a trusted shipment partner to get it transported to its destination. Upon providing all the necessary details, the shipment company will pick your cargo up and store it in their warehouse.
Confirmation and Labelling: Once the shipping company receives the package, it undergoes several quality checks. They confirm the physical status of the consignment, and then label it with all the necessary details and prepares the air waybill.
Customs Clearance at the Airport of Origin: The package undergoes stringent checking by the customs department at the airport of origin. This is to make sure if the consignment doesn't consist of any contraband or other banned goods.
Storage and Departure: Once cleared by the customs, the cargo is packed into a Unit Load Device or (ULD). The ULD is then moved into the aircraft for transportation.
Unloading of Cargo: Once the aircraft reaches the destination airport, the cargo is unloaded out of the aircraft with the air waybill and other documents.
Customs Clearance at the Destination: Upon carrying out a detailed inspection of the package, the customs department at the destination airport clears it for entry.
Delivery: Once the customs clears it, the cargo is moved into the containers, which then is transported to its destination, via road or railways.
An Airway bill is a document that acts as a legal contract between the shipper and the company that provides shipping services i.e. the carrier. An airway bill has multiple copies, one of which is also sent along with the goods while shipping them via air cargo. It is also sometimes referred to as 'AWB' or an 'air consignment note.'
AWB contains the following information:
Shipper's name and address
Consignee's name and address
Origin Airport Code
Destination Airport Code
Detailed Description of the Cargo
Once both the parties or their agents sign the document, it becomes enforceable by law and can be used to legally settle any differences that may arise in the course of transportation.
Air Freight - Cost or Pricing
Air Freight charges are comparatively 4 to 5 times more than the cost of moving the same shipment via road, and 12 to 16 times than the cost of moving it via sea routes. Air Freight rates are generally between 1.5 USD to 4.5 USD per kg, and they depend on a range of factors:
Fuel prices: Fuel costs are one of the most prominent reasons why air freight is the most expensive mode of transporting your goods. Fluctuations in global fuel prices dictate the latest freight rate trends.
Shipment type: The regular shipment costs relatively less. But if your goods require specific climatic conditions, the companies charge more for providing those services.
Space and Chargeable weight: In case you're shipping your goods via the Less than Container Load (LCL) method, the amount you pay for getting your package delivered via air freight is directly proportional to the space it takes up inside a container and its chargeable weight.
Distance and route: Greater the distance between the airport of origin and the destination, the more the shipping costs. However, some of the busiest routes for air cargo are cheaper than those where trading is scarce, simply because it's much more profitable for a company to move goods between the routes that can guarantee business both to and fro.
How to calculate Air Freight?
To calculate air freight, we have to understand the terms like Gross Weight, Volumetric/Dimensional Weight, and DIM factor.
Gross weight calculation for air freight
The gross weight of a shipment is the total weight of the goods with the package and the pallet. Supposing your product weighs 50 kg, and the packaging, as well as the pallet, weigh 20 kg in total, the gross weight of your freight would be 50 kg + 20 kg = 70 kg.
Volumetric weight calculation for air freight
If the cost of cargo is calculated based on its gross weight, the carrier will incur losses -- package may be bulky, but very light in weight.
Hence, air shipping companies around the world also measure the dimensional weight or the volumetric weight of the package by multiplying the CBM value of the package with the applicable DIM factor.
For example, your cargo is 2m wide, 1.5m long, and 1 m high. So the formula to calculate volumetric weight for air freight would be 2 X 1.5 X 1 = 3 CBM. The DIM factor for air freights is 167 i.e. 1 CBM equals 167 kg.
Hence the volumetric weight of the cargo would be 3 CBM X 167 = 501 kg.
Chargeable weight calculation for air freight
To calculate the chargeable weight, the values of gross weight and volumetric weight are compared, and the higher of the two is taken into account.
For example, the gross weight of your package is 70 kg. However, the volumetric weight is 501 kg. Hence, the carrier will charge you based on the volumetric weight of your consignment.
The above example is one of the classic cases where sending goods via air cargo may not be the best option, seeing as there is a drastic difference between the actual weight and the volumetric weight of the package. Air Cargo can be divided into two main categories- General containers and Special Containers.
General Containers: These are used for requirements that are not special. Products that do not require a specific storage environment can be shipped using general air freight containers. These cost relatively less, compared to special containers. Items like clothes, jewelry, electronics, pharmaceutical products, etc.
Special Containers: Some products require specific climatic conditions, or else they're likely to perish or get damaged. To effectively transport these, carriers around the world provide special containers with advanced features like temperature and moisture control, that ensure greater sustainability of the product quality throughout the transport.
Some of the goods that are shipped via special containers are:
Fragile Items
Human Remains/ Organs
FAQs on Air Freight
1) What is the maximum crate size for Air Freight?
The maximum crate size for standard air freight is 2.44 x 3.15m (96 x 125 in). However, special packages can be used to transport a bigger size cargo.
2) How do you get Air Cargo?
Once you decide to ship your package via air cargo, just contact a reliable air cargo shipping service that you'd like to partner with, and their executive will take care of the rest.
3)What is not allowed in Air Cargo?
Here are some of the things that aren't allowed in air cargo:
4) Is Air freight more expensive than Sea freight?
Yes, shipping your goods via air is much more expensive than shipping them via sea.
5) What is the difference between Air Freight and Ocean Freight?
Air freight is quicker, while the ocean freight is much slower. However, air freight is much costlier and can carry far less an amount of load as compared to the ocean freight.
6) What is the difference between Air cargo and Air freight?
The difference between the two terms will only differ with the type of company you deal with. The negotiation will initially refer to the payment made while the vessel/cargo is transported on a plane by a third party or if a freight company moves the respective cargo to a personal plane.
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Hotel Occupancy Hits 82.4%
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Hawaii Tourism Authority Releases Hawaii Hotel Performance Report for July 2021
For Immediate Release: August 23, 2021
HTA Release (21-29)
Hawaii Hotel Performance 07-2021
HONOLULU – Hawaii hotels statewide reported substantially higher revenue per available room (RevPAR), average daily rate (ADR), and occupancy in July 2021 compared to July 2020 when the State's quarantine order for travelers due to the COVID-19 pandemic resulted in dramatic declines for the hotel industry. When compared to July 2019, statewide RevPAR and ADR were also higher in July 2021 but occupancy was lower.
According to the Hawaii Hotel Performance Report published by the Hawaii Tourism Authority (HTA), statewide RevPAR in July 2021 was $303 (+718.7%), with ADR at $368 (+121.7%) and occupancy of 82.4 percent (+60.1 percentage points) (Figure 1) compared to July 2020. Compared with July 2019, RevPAR was 16.9 percent higher, driven by increased ADR (+21.0%) which offset slightly lower occupancy (-2.9 percentage points) (Figure 5).
"July was a strong month for Hawaii's hotel industry statewide, with all hotel categories from Luxury Class to Midscale & Economy Class reporting growth in revenue and room rates compared to July 2019," said John De Fries, HTA president and CEO. "We're encouraged by how the industry has recovered this summer but are concerned as to whether this level of performance will carry over into the fall shoulder season, especially if the impacts of the Delta variant overwhelms Hawaii's healthcare systems and weakens consumer confidence and travel demand."
The report's findings utilized data compiled by STR, Inc., which conducts the largest and most comprehensive survey of hotel properties in the Hawaiian Islands. For July, the survey included 141 properties representing 45,575 rooms, or 84.3 percent of all lodging properties and 85.6 percent of operating lodging properties with 20 rooms or more in the Hawaiian Islands, including those offering full service, limited service, and condominium hotels. Vacation rental and timeshare properties were not included in this survey.
In July 2021, most passengers arriving from out-of-state and traveling inter-county could bypass the State's mandatory 10-day self-quarantine with a valid negative COVID-19 NAAT test result from a Trusted Testing Partner prior to their departure through the Safe Travels program. In addition, individuals who were fully vaccinated in the United States could bypass the quarantine order beginning July 8.
Hawaii hotel room revenues statewide rose to $500.2 million (+1,519.4% vs. 2020, +15.2% vs. 2019) in July. Room demand was 1.4 million room nights (+630.5% vs. 2020, -4.8% vs. 2019) and room supply was 1.7 million room nights (+97.8% vs. 2020, -1.5% vs. 2019) (Figure 2). Many properties closed or reduced operations starting in April 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Due to these supply reductions, comparative data for certain markets and prices classes were not available for 2020; and comparisons to 2019 have been added.
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I have a confession to make; I didn't do my homework on the Yangon Railways Station. I relied upon my driver who said it was built by the British.
In fact the original station, built in 1877, was but it was destroyed in WWII. The present one was designed and built by Burmese Engineers.
The station became a favorite target for Japanese bombers during World War II. In 1943 it was destroyed by British forces retreating to India.
The station was rebuilt following the war according to a design drawn by engineer Hla Thwin and based on Burmese traditional architectural styles. The new structure was 5110 square meters (55,000 sq ft) in size. To the north were grass lawns, gardens and wide access lanes. The new design was approved by the Railway Authority on 7 May 1946. Construction was started in January 1947 by engineer Sithu U Tin and completed in May 1954 at a total cost of K4.75 million. The opening ceremony of the new Yangon Central Railway Station was held on 5 June 1954.
The structure is listed on the Yangon City Heritage List.
That explains the very Burmese style of the building.
I don't know if these marvellous photos are about to disappear shortly (as my old Photobucket ones are due to do later this month), but can I urge you all to take a look at ombugge's marvellous images in both his threads now while you still can.
So it's February this year, 2018, and I've flown to Yangon at the start of a boat cruise up the Irrawaddy. The group will have a walking tour in the downtown area of Yangon, as well as a coach to visit some of the temples, both of which I wanted to do, so the only totally free time is the first afternoon once we have been driven from the airport and settled into our hotel, the Sule Shangri-la (which was formerly called Traders prior to renovation some three years ago). Looking at the map, I had noticed the hotel's location, on Sule Pagoda Road at the opposite end from the Pagoda, was not too far from the railway station. So walking there was my main objective for the free time. No afternoon naps for me after the night flight - jet lag? ...what jet lag?!
Crossing the rather complicated busy intersection with Bo Gyoke Road, I was approaching the bridge across the railway tracks when loud hooting signalled the departure of a train! I could not have hoped for a better beginning!
Then it was time for a less hurried, more composed photo - camera poised and pointing towards a gap between the trees, and the four elaborate and very Burmese towers of the station building clearly in view.
Continuing along, I found good viewpoints looking down to various lines and platforms.
Now at ground leveI, I made my way to the front of the station, first looking for a view showing the lawns and gardens mentioned in descriptions of the station.
At the bottom right of that photo is the base of a sculpture surmounting a fountain in a circular pond. I managed to get into a position to photograph it with one of the towers in the background.
Looking across the wide access area to the front of the station.
Here the façade around the clock is looking rather worse for wear compared with Ombugge's photo.
The main entrance to the station.
Although I wasn't able to reach the waiting areas and onto the platforms, I'll show you inside the main hall in my next installment, and, back outside, we'll see the rather more dilapidated state of the far end of the building before taking a different route back with interesting views in the opposite direction.
That is a marvellous report. There is a feeling, that all what is happening here, is in a relaxed way. I am sure, that there are different hours during the day, with masses of people heading for their jobs or at home, but here, during the day, it is looking like an almost cozy place. I am fascinated by the look of the platform roofs.
You are right in two ways Ralf - I should have mentioned that the day I arrived in Yangon was a public holiday, Union Day. Also it is probably in the morning that the station is at its busiest.
Much of the activity is on the line known as the Yangon Circular Railway.
Let us take a look inside the elegant main entrance hall of the station.
The ATM machine in the corner is probably a recent addition, in this country where people still have a widespread distrust of the formal banking system.
Another sign of the times is the brightly lit Ooredoo kiosk - a leading telecoms company which along with Telenor is in competition with the former government monopoly MPT.
I exited the station building at the corner in the previous photo, where you glimpsed pedestrian steps up to a road bridge which passes close to the far end of the station building before crossing over the tracks.
Here is the view looking towards the station from the steps.
This end of the station building is more dilapidated, and derelict in parts.
Under the arches in the other direction things have been tidied up a little. I was really pleased with the lighting in this photo.
After that little bit of urban exploration, I ascended the steps and crossed the bridge, walking along the covered pavement.
In my final installment I'll show you the views of platforms and tracks from that vantage point.
Continuing along the covered pavement across Pansodan Street Bridge, I see some steps that give access to a platform and I believe that, rather than the main hall, is where one can get a ticket for the Circular Railway route.
On the photo, the building on the extreme right with the corner feature is the Sule Shangri-La Hotel where I was staying.
Further on one gets a good view looking along the tracks.
I liked the views of old carriages and bits of track amongst the trees.
Vendors have a shady spot along the covered walkway.
At the end there are steps down to Bo Gyoke Road, my way back to the hotel after a most enjoyable and interesting walk.


In conjunction with their five-year anniversary, BID-Plymouth's Wound Healing and Hyperbaric Center (Wound Center) has added a second hyperbaric chamber. Since opening in 2010, the Wound Center has treated more than 2100 patients and more than 60 hyperbaric chamber patients.
Hyperbaric treatment is non-invasive and is used to deliver high concentrations of oxygen under pressure to damaged tissues in the body. It is used to treat many common conditions such as non-healing diabetic wounds, radiation damage and soft tissue and bone infections.
Lisa Crociati, 54, of Plymouth was a patient in the BID-Plymouth Wound Center and received hyperbaric treatment after an incision in her knee was delayed in healing. She was very happy with her experience. "The Wound Center is very clean and the staff there is kind, positive and very professional," said Crociati. "I actually looked forward to going because of how nice and enjoyable the staff is. I would absolutely recommend BID-Plymouth's Wound Center. They completely fixed me and put me back together." After completing treatment at BID-Plymouth, Lisa is now actively up and walking.
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and it is lovely to see it being used by so many people.
Taunton Partnership, the charity that oversees the day to day running of the Priorswood Community Centre.
The Community Centre have been issued with a lease for the garden area by Taunton Deane Borough Council who have granted us full use, the Council have not funded the project it is totally a community initiative.
We feel that this is a positive addition to the area making it more attractive and friendly, offering seating and a calm and reflective space for local residents to rest socialise and enjoy watching the garden grow and change with the seasons. The whole area is covered by CCTV and will be closely looked after by the volunteers and staff from the Community Centre, if you have any concerns or questions you would like answered please feel free to pop in or ring 353643 or email; lesley.priorswoodcc@yahoo.co.uk.


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