A salary of £190,000 is on offer for a new government chief digital officer, with Whitehall’s most senior digital leader, Joanna Davinson, set to depart her role imminently.
According to the job advert, the incoming GCDO will be “the most senior digital data and technology leader in the UK government”. The postholder will take over direct leadership of the 200 staff of the Central Digital and Data Office, as well assuming “wider accountability… as leader and professional head of HM Government’s 20,000-strong digital, data and technology community”.
It is understood that the incumbent executive director of CDDO, Davinson, will depart her role once the new leader is on board. The Cabinet Office indicated that she had been appointed to fulfil a fixed-term appointment, with the intention having always been to recruit a permanent government chief digital officer at the conclusion of that contract.
According to the candidate information pack, the GCDO’s primary duties will include “owning the vision and strategy for digital, data and technology” for government, as well as “providing the professional leadership of the DDaT function, including setting cross-government workforce strategy”.
The digital chief will also work closely with HM Treasury to ensure the £8bn-plus cumulatively spent by departments on technology and IT services each year provides value for money and delivers the desired outcomes.
GDS at 10: ‘The purpose that underpins our work is exactly the same’ [3]
Scores of GDS staff moved to new Central Digital and Data Office [4]
GDS seeks £5m partner to deliver identity-checking app for new government-wide login [5]
As part of this – and in support of “an ongoing major transformational effort” across government – the GCDO will be expected to support departments in “updating or replacing legacy technologies [and] accelerating the move to scalable cloud-based technologies”.
The postholder will report to Alex Chisholm, Cabinet Office permanent secretary and chief operating officer of the civil service, with additional “oversight from Paul Wilmott” – the part-time, non-executive chair of the Central Digital and Data Office, who also serves as chief digital adviser of toy company Lego.
The GCDO appointment requires prime ministerial approval, and the digital bigwig will have a “direct line to Downing Street and cabinet ministers”.
In a joint foreword to the candidate pack, Chisholm and Wilmott wrote: “For a deeply experienced leader, there is no working environment more exciting, more challenging, or more rewarding than government, and perhaps no more important time for public service. We have the opportunity to improve the lives of millions of people. This role requires experience and credibility in the DDaT field, but also a genuine passion for innovation, change and for making things better and a respect for public sector and civil service values.”
Applications for the role are open [6] until midday on 18 March.
The recruitment process is the third time in less than three years that government has sought to hire an overall digital leader.
In September 2019, the newly created position of government chief digital and information officer [7] was advertised with a salary of £180,000. This role was never filled and, 11 months later – and with an extra £20,000 added to the salary – a new advert was published for a vacancy as government chief digital officer [8].
In January 2021, the creation of the Central Digital and Data Office was announced, with Davinson unveiled [9] as its executive leader. Although she did not take on the title, her appointment came instead of the planned recruitment of the GCDO.
Hear more about government’s digital and data objectives for the years ahead at PublicTechnology Live [10]. The event, which takes place on 29 March at London’s Business Design Centre and is free to attend for public sector professionals, welcomes speakers including HMRC CDIO Daljit Rehal, UK Parliament CDIO Tracey Jessup, and GDS chief executive Tom Read – who will deliver the opening keynote.
Find out more and register [10]
Sam Trendall is editor of PublicTechnology. He can be reached on sam.trendall@dodsgroup.com [11].


GOAL MACHINE: Wayne Rooney celebrates his opener against Hibs>
WAYNE ROONEY ensured he was the centre of attention once more last night when one of the few unheralded attributes of his game finally exploded to the fore against Hibernian - his fire.
The 16-year-old continued his record of scoring in every starting appearance so far this summer but it was the explosive streak - or nasty streak as far as Hibernian were concerned - that made everyone sit up and take note this time out.
Which is probably how both managers would have wanted it, especially Hibs boss Bobby Williamson with the new SPL season now only five days away.
A nasty edge is a prerequiste for every quality striker, and in his angry reaction to a foul and the general headache he delivered to all of the home rearguard all night, Rooney showed he will not be found wanting in that department either.
"He said he was stood on and he reacted," said Moyes.
For the first time this summer Moyes started with the diminuitive yet more dynamic strike partnership of Rooney (right) and Tomasz Radzinski, who enjoyed his best 45 minutes of pre-season in an intelligent display.
Prompted by the excellent Gravesen, later replaced after kicking out at his marker, the Blues were lively and assured in possession until the home side wrestled back control after half-an-hour.
It was notable that Everton's brighter moments arrived when both full-backs, Ibrahima Said and Alessandro Pistone, raided forward in support of every attack until the Italian's 21st minute injury. Inadvertently, this highlights another problem for Moyes.
Said is prone to the odd kamikaze backpass and whether the Egyptian, with a physique and athleticism similar to Pistone, is the answer remains to be seen. The fact Moyes played him ahead of Tony Hibbert suggests he could be.
But until Everton get players off their wage bill, and they have not had one firm enquiry this summer, the Goodison doors will not be opening for new business.
Just six minutes into the second half the Blues' central defence was prised open again, this time by Frederic Arpinon's immaculate through ball. Substitute Tom McManus raced clear and drilled a low shot past the Goodison new boy before marking his triumphant return from a long injury lay-off with a celebration matched only by those in Rio after Brazil won the World Cup.
Both Blues strikers were foiled by home keeper Nick Colgan at the end of a flowing Everton move that resulted in just a corner on the half hour. From Niclas Alexandersson's set-piece Rooney made his least impressive connection of the night, but still saw his awkward header deceive Colgan on its way into the bottom corner.
Earlier Radzinski had a snapshot saved at point-blank range, while in a second half that saw Everton dominate the play without finding the penetration to match, both Kevin Campbell and Kevin McLeod put chances wide.
Moyes' men appeared on course for their first defeat of the summer when a daft handball from Mathias Doumbe gifted them a penalty, despatched by Unsworth amid the cacophony of jeers. The big kickoff is clearly approaching.
HIBERNIAN (4-4-2): Colgan; Orman, Smith, Dempsie, Murray; O'Neil, Brebner, Townsley, Arpinon; Luna, O'Connor. Subs: Caig, McManus, Byle, Nicol, Hilland, Doumbe, Whittaker.
EVERTON (4-4-2): Wright; Said, Weir, Stubbs (Naysmith 59 ), Pistone (Loumboutis 21); Alexandersson, Linderoth (Carsley 59), Gravesen (Pembridge 71), Unsworth; Rooney (McLeod 64), Radzinski (Campbell 59). Subs: Simonsen, Hibbert.


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Labels: Russian Orthodox Church, The Holy Royal Martyrs
Could someone explain to this poor papist why the Orthodox Church doubts the validity of the remains... and furthermore, what the *implications* behind that doubt are?
Whenever I read about this it's always just "The ROC still doubts authenticity of Romanov remains" but clearly this is news because there's something more to it than that. Yet no one ever seems to comment on *what* is more to it than that.
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It's because the remains of the Royal Family were burned and covered in sulphuric acid over the course of 2 days, reducing their bones to powder. As Soviet tyranny was ongoing during the 1930's, there were other murders carried out at the Ganina Yama site where the dismembered Royal Family bodies were desecrated. As it stands, the ROC has good reason to doubt the identification of the remains. I would add that it is also good for them to challenge the veracity of these claims, as this will hopefully pressure the declassification of archives concerning the murder of the Royal Family, both in Russia and abroad.


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Salads in a jar are one of our favorite ways to pack a meal on the go. We love them for so, so many reasons. Not only are they convenient and simple, but there’s so many ways to make them healthy and delicious. They’re a great tool when balancing a hectic work life.
Wash, prep, and assemble your salads for the week, pop the lid on, and save for grabbing quickly in the mornings. When ready to eat, add onto a plate and enjoy with your favorite dressing!
The true key to mastering salads in a jar is proper layering. When layering, there is method to the madness. Start with your salad dressing. You’ll want this at the bottom of the jar or in a separate container, which is what we did. It’s all a matter of preference. If you have greens that wilt easily (think: baby spinach, lettuce), you want to keep those at the top, away from moist ingredients like dressings, tomatoes, and cooked grains. If you have hardier greens (ie kale, collards), we prefer having those closer to those wet ingredients, so they can soften up and become easier to chow down. Also aim for a balance of carbs (quinoa), protein (chickpeas), vegetables (kale, tomatoes, onions, peppers) and fat (our tahini dressing).
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A venerable olive tree at the entrance to a derb in the upper reaches of Chefchaouen. Leonard Zak and I came across this olive tree while on a stroll through the streets of Chefchaouen. Serendipitously, I found this picture on the web after returning home and have "borrowed" it for use here.
A street scene in the medina of Chefchaouen. This picture (as well as the one above) captures for me the beauty of Chefchaouen, giving hints of the subtle use of blue on the walls and doors of the city.


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Design historian and author, Libby Sellers, latest book, Women Design, explores the world of design and women’s place within it. We caught up with her to discuss everything from overcoming gender disparity in the world of design to which female design powerhouses we need to know about.
We’ve come a long way, baby, it’s true. Thanks to the efforts of the many female trailblazers and visionaries who have come before us, women as a collective are a force to be reckoned with. They’re making major contributions to industries and sports that were once male-dominated, campaigning for equal pay and challenging the status quo across the board. But it’s hard to argue with e to close the gender gap and many barriers yet to be shattered—the #metoo movement has demonstrated that we’ve still got a long way to go.
In her new book Women Design (Frances Lincoln, 2018), author Libby Sellers, whooHere, we chat with Libby about women in design, their experiences, challenges and contributions.
What’s it like for women in the male-dominated world of design?
What unique influence and vision do you think women specifically bring to design/architecture, etc?
I don’t believe there is a particular or specific vision that all women bring to creative industries, but I do identify shared qualities within my own peer group. I think contemporary designers have broken the monocultures established in the twentieth century. Instead of designing for industry, they are designing for people. They acknowledge all the messiness in the world around us and try, through their designs, to offer solutions rather than ideological statements.
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Frustrating accounts about unsafe and unsupportive work environments for women, lack of childcare provision and pay disparity still persist. So, while the obvious answers as to how men can help empower women are directly related to these accounts, there is also the need for women to be and judgemental. Women designers are one another’s most powerful assets.
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The second discovery that she made is that we (parents and teachers mostly) inadvertently program people to have the fixed mindset when we use language like, “you did really well on that test––you’re so smart” or, “you’re so talented at the violin––you have a gift.”
And when I picked up guitar, it came easily to me…
You’ll need to know that you’ll have to quit some of the Wrong Things to get this Right Thing going where you want it. (Might I suggest quitting television?


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LONDON—Visa Europe is holding weekly meetings to discuss scenarios in the event the euro zone collapses, joining other companies that are preparing for a potential breakup of the currency bloc.
"From our perspective, we can implement new currencies at the drop of a hat," Mr. Perry said on the sidelines of the BRC Retail Symposium conference. "If a collapse were to happen, or an individual country were to leave the euro, we could handle that very quickly in terms of allowing people to use their cards in a payment capability."
Visa Europe is the European licensee of Visa Inc. and has been a wholly separate entity to the U.S. company since 2007. It generates all of its revenue in Europe, so it is more vulnerable to a breakup of the euro zone than its rivals.
Many companies have drawn up plans to respond to a deepening of Europe's financial crisis, Greece's possible default on its debts and an exit from the euro zone, examining such contingencies as paralysis in cross-border payments, civil unrest and the breakup of the single currency.


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Roubal called the planned work a “mill and resurface.” This means that only the top four inches of road will be redone and, except for minor repairs, the curbs will not be affected.
The city has a plan to incrementally add non-motorized trails that will connect various parts of the city and also tie into regional trails. This plan can be accessed by visiting the Saline Parks and Recreation Department website and finding it on the “Related Downloads” list at the right side of the page.
The segment on Ann Arbor Street will connect to the Depot Trail and Library-Brecon Trail. Also, it will almost connect to the wide sidewalk on Woodland Drive.
Road repairs are part of the cost of maintaining an active city. This project will have the added value of improving transportation for bicyclists.


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Maya River (Russian: Майя, or Мая)s 1,053 kilometres (654 mi). The area of its basin 171,000 square kilometres (66,000 sq mi). of the biggest tributaries of the Maya. The river is navigable up to 500 kilometres (310 mi) upstream from its mouth.
The Maya was part of the river route from Yakutsk to the Okhotsk Coast. Its course is approximately "V"-shaped. The upper Maya runs about 201 kilometres (125 mi) southwest parallel to the coast between the Dzhugdzhur Mountains and the Yudoma Plateau. About 80 kilometres (50 mi) from its source the Mati River comes in from the south. From the Mati either the Lama Portage or the Alanchak Portage led to the Ulya River and the coast. Near the southernmost point was the settlement of Nelkan from which a track led over the mountains to Ayan. The Maya flows west for perhaps 64 kilometres (40 mi) and receives the Maimakan River from the southwest. From here the river flows basically north about 320 kilometres (200 mi), receives the Yudoma River from the east and joins the Aldan River at Ust-Maya. From Ust-Maya there was a horse-track to Yakutsk. Eastbound boats that reached Ust-Maya from the Lena River were replaced by smaller boats to continue up the Maya.
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When Did Modern Behavior Emerge in Humans?
Recent studies have suggested that Khoisan, a southern African language that includes many clicks, could be as many as 100,000 years old. It's possible the people at Blombos were speaking in some form of click language, Henshilwood said.
When is a bead a bead? The two ostrich-eggshell beads found at the Serengeti site are unquestionably beads, but questions pertaining to the accuracy of their dating at 70,000 years old remain. By contrast, the date of the Blombos artifacts is fairly certain, but some question exists as to whether they are actually beads.
"The photographs [of the Blombos beads] look pretty convincing, but I'd like to see them in the flesh," Bower said. "A lot of shells like that have perforations, where they've been dropped by seagulls or occur through natural agencies. I'm cautiously convinced; it doesn't surprise me they occurred in a middle Stone Age context, since we found [beads] in Serengeti also."
at dig sites in South Africa, is a major proponent of the idea that modern behavior appeared rapidly, around 45,000 years ago, possibly as the result of a genetic change that facilitated our use of language. He is not convinced that the shells found at Blombos are actually beads.
"The holes are irregular and look fresh," Klein said. "We need to know why [the investigators at the Blombos site] think they were made by human hand and how they think they were madewere the holes punched out, did they file them, were they drilled out? Shell beads are very common in late Stone Age coastal sites, and you can see they're clearly modified as beads.
"There are ten sites in South Africa that have been excavated, and at only one do we find this kind of evidence for precocious behavior. I don't think the case has been clearly made yet that these are beads."
Klein also notes that the history of archaeology is littered with examples where later deposits of archaeological artifacts have slumped into older layers.
The isolated finds from middle Stone Age sites in Africa, even if correctly dated, don't necessarily indicate widespread "modern" behavior.
Henshilwood has a different theory to explain why evidence of symbolic thinking or "modern" behavior shows up in only some of the middle Stone Age sites, rather than all of them.
"The answer could be that it's not a behavior that's necessarily required everywhere," he says. Early modern humans living in a region with plenty of land animals, for instance, wouldn't be motivated to develop specialized tools to catch fish.
He says the "creative explosion" that took place around 45,000 years ago could be merely the result of facing new env have included an increase in population and competition with other species outside of Africa, like the Neandertals, who had occupied Europe for several hundred thousand years.
"I hate the use of the word 'modern,'" Bower says. "Modern behavior is talking on the telephone. Clearly that's not what humans were doing a hundred thousand years ago. Emerging evidence suggests that aspects of human technology are now strung out way back in time. Blombos has bone pointsyou have the famous bone harpoons at Katanga [dated to about 90,000 years old]long before the creative explosion of 40,000 to 45,000 years ago.
"I'm inclined to think we should get rid of the whole concept of 'modern' behavior," Bower said.
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A steep rise in the number of tourists visiting the Galápagos Islands is threatening the very biodiversity people come to see. Ecuador has encouraged the increase to bring in revenue. But the former head of the Galápagos National Park, who was fired, and independent wildlife experts say the country must set an annual cap on visitors or the islands will be ruined.
The experts filed a report in early 2014 that recommended a cap of 242,000 people, but they say President Rafael Correa's administration has ignored it.
In the meantime, the park service is building walkways and other infrastructure to make it easy for visitors to reach ecologically sensitive spots, which could be overrun. And small, illegal hotels have expanded to bring in more tourists than ever before.
At the southern tip of the island of Santa Cruz in the Galápagos, a gorge known as Las Grietas is home to a species of parrot fish: a brilliantly colored creature about 18 inches in length. The pool where the fish live was created long ago, when large waves spilled over the island's raised edge and into a deep crevice. Today it is refreshed by rainwater that seeps through the porous volcanic rock that forms the steep gorge. Through it all, the small parrot fish population has been evolving in the pool, its water so clear one can see through more than 65 feet to the vertebrates lurking at the bottom.
Ever since Charles Darwin visited the islands in 1835 and observed them as a living laboratory of natural selection, the Galápagos has become see wildlife. The islands hold 14 species of tanagers (known as Galápagos finches) and 12 species of tortoise. Penguins and flamingos live within a few miles of one another. Sea lions are so well fed on abundant fish that they do not even bother with the penguins, which they readily hunt in other parts of the planet. The list of wildlife attractions, promoted on slick brochures and Web sites, is why a modicum of adventurous—and wealthy—tourists have been compelled for decades to make the long journey to the archipelago.
In recent years, however, the trickle of tourists has turned into a flood. In the early 1990s, 41,000 people a year visited the Galápagos. In 2013 the figure exceeded 200,000 for the first time. More than 224,000 visitors arrived in 2015, another record. This growth is fueled in part by need. Ecuador is struggling financially. It relies on oil for 44 percent of its export revenues. To bolster its finances and make up for the recent drop in oil prices, the government has turned to tourism, allowing industry to more easily develop the islands, and has chipped in with projects such as the one at Las Grietas.
The Galápagos would not be the first ecologically sensitive place to be permanently damaged by tourists. Visitors lop off corals for souvenirs in the Great Barrier Reef. Fragile Antarctica is being discovered by cruise ships. There is now a Walmart at Teotihuacán, the ancient Mesoamerican city in Mexico that was carefully exhumed and restored. Ecuador, by letting the tourism industry develop unabated, may be presiding over the destruction of a jewel of biodiversity. If that happens, the islands could also lose the interest of tourists and the income they bring.
What is more, Tapia wanted Izurieta to take on theIzurieta. (Tapia, through a spokesperson, declined a request to be interviewed by Scientific American.) President Correa, she told him, had just requested a study of how many tourists the Galápagos could accommodate. How many sites could be safely opened? What was the general impact of human presence on the islands? The latter “was a very exciting question,” Izurieta recalls. “She asked me, ‘How are we going to figure this out?’” Correa wanted an answer within a year.
The alternative stabilization scenario, which would cap visitors at 242,000 annually, would mean less revenue between now and 2027, but it would virtually guarantee ongoing revenue annually for decades beyond. The cap, Izurieta says, is based on the carrying capacity (the number of visits over a certain time period) of sites within the protected areas. It would undercut the market for giant hotels and reduce demand for small, illegal hotels as well, but it would allow the light-footprint, higher-priced ecotourism that sustained the islands for decades to continue more or less unimpeded.
Much of the construction, Cruz and others say, is for cheap facilities catering to backpacking college students and weekenders from South America. For that region's expanding middle class, a $300 flight from Santiago or Buenos Aires to Baltra is within reach of more people than ever.
In the meantime, tourism construction continues apace. A $2.5-million infrastructure project is under way. Some of the funds will go to Tagus Cove on the island of Isabela, where, on September 29, 1835, Darwin encountered “gg.” It is not clear from his diary whether he arrived by boat or made the challenging climb down from the surrounding hills, but either way the cove is difficult to reach. The park service plans to build stairsKnopf, 1994.. Michael D'Orso. Harper, 2002.
G. Carol Ann Bassett. National Geographic, 2009.
The Galápagos: A Natural History. Henry Nicholls. Basic Books, 2014.
Darwin's Living Legacy. Gary Stix; January 2009.


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The body of a man who crashed and abandoned his vehicle on Christmas night near Sunnyvale was located after his family searched the area Wednesday morninga vehicle on fire at about 6:30 p.m. Tuesday in the northbound lanes of Highway 85 just north of Fremont Avenue, said Officer Dave Morey, a spokesman for the California Highway Patrol.
Officers arrived and found a silver Toyota Rav4 that had crashed into the concrete median. CHP officers from Redwood City and San Jose, as well as the Mountain View Fire Department, searched but didn’t find a victim, Morey said.
The next morning, the victim’s family members went to the area of the crash to look for him. Morey said he doesn’t know how the family was notified of the crash. They called 911 after finding the man’s body.
“That’s where he died,” Morey said.


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Jason says:	June 2, 2014 at 7:47 am	Hey, you see this? David Krumholtz was originally cast as lead in Midnight in Paris!
Reply	William Miller says:	June 2, 2014 at 7:49 am	Yeah…with Michelle Williams. Poor guy…there’s a post series in what could have been when it comes to Allen’s casting choices.
Reply	Sandy Bates says:	June 2, 2014 at 11:08 pm	Just a guess, but the film could be shot in rural Rhode Island. Rhode Island has a scenic bucolic look and feel. At least to me it does. Its like a more affordable blue collar Connecticut. Its a great state.


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let React Native run on multiple other channels.
Xamarin, on the other hand, uses the full advantage and productivity of the .NET framework which is used to build all types of desktop, web, mobile, and server applications. Using a plug-in called Xamarin Forms, you can target UWP, WPF, MacOS, and GTK. Code sharing between platforms is possible through class libraries and shared projects. Cross-platform development in .NET just uses the code sharing feature, and because mobile apps can now be in .NET, (with Xamarin) code sharing between mobile platforms is possible.
Among the three cross-platform development toolkits, what’s unique about .NET is that your platform-specific code can be in the same language. So even if your platform isn’t supported in this UI library, many people still take advantage of .NET’s code sharing strategies to share their app’s logic.
c. Support/Maintenance
Will your app still be supported by the framework five to ten years from now? Another factor to consider in choosing your cross-platform tool is its maturity and long-term maintenance. You need an assurance that the framework behind your app will continue to provide support years from when it was created.
In terms of third-party support and maturity, React Native and Xamarin take the cake as the most established platforms. There’s a large community supporting both companies which means easy and convenient integration of third-party services such as maps, payment systems, graphics, and more.
W backing it, Xamarin has one of the most credible and solid support groups. Microsoft acquired Xamarin in 2016 which further boosted its popularity as a tool and improved and extended its features through
React Native is backed by Facebook and has over a thousand contributors on GitHub. What started out as an internal project at Facebook in 2013 has become one of the most renowned cross-platform mobile development frameworks today.
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If you are already a vegetable, fruit, or herb gardener, then a mushroom garden might be an ideal addition to the land you already have been working. If you have always wanted to garden at home but have a lot of shady areas that stop plants from getting enough light, then mushrooms might be your best option.
If you already have a vegetable garden, then you can fill in the walkable pathways with wood chips that you inoculate with wine cap mycelium. If you already have the wood chips in place, then you can use sawdust spawn for the inoculation.
You’re in luck if your yard has a lot of shade because you can still grow a mushroom garden with the help of log cultivation practices. Or, you may have shaded garden areas that utilize logs to edge your garden beds. These logs could also be used for growing mushrooms.
You can work on your inside mushroom gardening at any time, even when you’re looking outside and seeing snow covering the ground.
The two methods we recommend here are using our growing kits or using plastic bags full of straw. We discuss both methods below.
Our mushroom growing kits allow you to produce pounds of mushrooms through multiple flusheur kit arrives, place it in the area you want your indoor mushroom garden. Cut the bag open with an “X” so the mushrooms have an area to grow from. Mist the grow kit a couple times daily so it does not dry out. Keep doing this until the mushrooms begin to pin. You will be able to harvest once they get big enough.
Be sure to try your skill at mushroom gardening both indoors and out. I’m sure you’ll love it either way.
Creating a mushroom garden with oyster mushrooms in straw
The oyster mushroom is an easy mushroom to grow, and it may go great in your mushroom garden, especially if you have some straw available.
Here’s a look at the materials you will need to add a mushroom garden to your property with the help of straw:
You will be creating a fermentation with the straw. This method is sometimes referred to as the “stinky straw” method. It will get a little smelly at first, but rest assured, the smell will be temporary and it will dissipate within 30 minutes of completing this mushroom garden.
- Once the straw is ready, you will pack it in the 5-gallon bucket.
- Fill the 5-gallon bucket with water so all of the straw is covered. You may need to place a heavy object on the straw to keep it submerged. A cinder block is a good


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In his response to the horrific mass shootings earlier this month in Texas and Ohio, former President Barack Obama used a rather tired leftist talking point regarding the frequency of such tragedies.
— Barack Obama (@BarackObama) August 5, 2019
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This point is often pushed by the left to convince the electorate that we have a unique problem iNear the top are various African and Middle Eastern countries like the Central African Republic (the clear outlier), Iraq, Afghanistan and Nigeria.
Norway, Finland, Switzerland and France, all European countries with standards of living very similar to the United States, check in with a higher frequency of mass shooting deaths than ours.
This just goes to show how little gun control has to do with mass shootings. They happen in countries with and without restrictive laws, because evil exists everywhere.
And stripping our citizens of God-given rights won’t make that happen.


During this English lesson you will learn what a verb is and how you can use them in sentences. There are many types of verbs by the end of the lesson you will have a understanding how to use each one.
Verbs show the action in a sentence. Example: - The girl walked home. the verb is walked as it's expressing an action.
Arrived = action called = action barking = action.
The auxiliary verbs do most of the job of showing the tense of the verb chain. They also express ideas like possibility and necessity, and they are modified to show that the clause is negative or a question. For more information on verb chains.
They might have been chosen.
We had been asking.
Strictly speaking we should also classify be as an auxiliary verb when it is used in other ways; for reasons, click here.
Do they talk? Does he eat a lot? Did it happen?
It always rains when I'm on holiday.
Dad tells me you didn't go.
The simple past form is almost always the same for each person.
The imperative form of the verb gives instructions or commands. It is the base form of the verb, like the infinitive.
be Don't be afraid.
The present participle is the "ing" form of the verb.
It can be used with the auxiliary verb be to form verb chains. They can express present, future or past time.
She will be coming soon.
We enjoy sailing. Smoking not allowed.
Dad has walked home.
other verbs forgot to say; he'd like to drive; We hope to be ...
Why "finite"? What does the word "finite" mean? The word finite comes from the Latin meaning finished or limited. The most useful connection to make is with the word define, which comes from the same root. Finite verbs 'define' the time (past or present) and the subject (singular or plural, and sometimes I or you).
 They express such ideas as possibinecessity and habit.
Why be is always an auxiliary verb and possessive have sometimes is.


COVID-19 and competition and consumer law issues; Yoghurta pay: ACCC fines Queensland Yoghurt Company; Hot off the press: ACCC releases concept paper on news media bargaining code; Holden agrees to reduce speed of engagement with dealers over compensation; That's a RAAP! ACCC Consumer Data Right accreditation platform now live; Voltaren claims didn't gel with the Federal Court; and EB Games to refund customers after not playing fair.
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The applicants anticipateor medical oxygen as a result of COVID-19, and demand could be expected to be highly concentrated in the event of an outbreak.
The purpose of the authorisation sought is to allow medical oxygen suppliers to assist each other and jointly plan the most efficient way to ensure security of supply during the COVID‑19 pandemic. The conduct would be closely supervised by the ACCC.
Queensland Yoghurt Company Pty Ltd (QYC) was fined $12,600 by the ACCC for allegedly misleading consumers by omitting to disclose gelatine in its ingredient list in some of its yoghurt products. The ACCC alleged that from at least 2 July (t) in its Queensland Yoghurt products, where gelatine was in fact an ingredient.
This serves as a reminder to food manufacturers to ensure their product labels, especially as misleading representations relating to foods.
As directed by the Federal Government, the ACCC has commenced its work on developing a newdigital platforms (primarily Google and Facebook) (the Code). The objective of the Code is ews to Australians. The Code is intended to cover data sharing arrangements revenue-sharing arrangements in relation to news.
Submissions on the concept paper closed on 5 June.
The ACCC expects to publish a draft codeOn 22 May 2020, the ACCC announced that Holden has committed to negotiate with its 185 Australianfollowing pressure from the ACCC for Holden to extend the deadline for acceptance of its compensation offer and to engage in good faith negotiations with dealers.
This case is similar to the enforcement action taken against Reckitt Benckiser in 2016. Reckitt Benckiser was fined $6 million for marketing its Nurofen Specific Pain products as being fn, when in fact they all contained the same active ingredients and were essentially the same in respect of their effectiveness to treat pain. In both cases, the ACCC seems to have been particularly concerned because the same product was sold at a higher price under a different brand.
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forced to lay off their employees en masse and reduce investments related to their operations. . In order to reduce costs, companies focus on key activities ensuring the functioning of the enterprise, and increasingly often outsource the management of IT infrastructure.
Deloitte expects that by 2023 the market of IT outsourcing services will continue to grow at the level of 7.4% annually.
Expectations towards outsourcing companies
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I was in Bali earlier this year. Lush green with rain throughout the year, lakes, rivers and waterfalls, mostly friendly people, excellent sea food, tropical fruits, not entirely urban but not really rural either. There is a huge influx of tourists every year. In fact, if you have been to Bali or at least heard …
If you follow me on twitter, you would have noticed that I tweet quite a bit on 'Aadhaar'. I have also written on Aadhaar for the citizen journalist platform, Global Voices. Aadhaar is leaking the personal data of millions of Indian citizens, no one accountable and you cannot do anything about your leaked data https://globalvoices.org/2017/05/02/the-worlds-largest-biometric-database-is-leaking-indian-citizens-data-but-keeps-on-growing/ …
The following are notes from a workshop on 'Mandatory Disclosures and building a Janata Information System' organised by Mazdoor Kisan Shakti Sanghatan (MKSS) on 21st and 22nd April, 2017 at Population Foundation of India (PFI), New Delhi. Nikhil Dey of MKSS explained the idea behind a group of people from several organisations in Rajasthan coming …
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Population figures as of June 2020
Refugees (urban setting): 8,720
Asylum Seekers (urban setting): 90,584 Costa Rica on the Global Focus and the Operational Portal.
MINARE was created as a forum to coordinate responses for people with international protection needs. Hence, MINARE facilitates the coordination and joint work among other institutions and public entities to provide a comprehensive response for people forced to flee.
MINARE entails as well broader partnershia.
MIRPS National Action Plan in Costa Rica
Costa Rica stands on a long tradition of providing asylum and protection to refugees and asylum seekers. However, its national asylum system is under pressure as a result of displacement situations in the region, particularly Nicaragua. The country hosts approximately 100,891 persons in need of international protection, this figure represents 2% of Costa Rica total population. Out of that number 90,891 are asylum seekers (mostly Nicaraguans) and 9,801 refugees.
Through the implementation of its national chapter Costa Rica increased the overall recognition rate of refugees from 21% (2019) to 49% in 2020. Similarly, the Refugee Unit opened an office in the northern border to ensure access to the national asylum system. The access to state-run social services extended to include asylum seekers and refugees on an equal standing with nationals and provided medical insurance to 6,000 refugees and asylum seekers in high vulnerability.
Despite these efforts, the pandemic has aggravated the challenges to respond to this population, including extended claim processing times, loss of livelihoods, economic hardships, and xenophobia. In response to this scenario, the national technical team quantified and developed three concept notes on key sectors that include social assistance services, health services and the access to the national asylum systemCosta Rica's MIRPS National Commitments here.
MIRPS Quantification in Costa Rica
Costa Rica Costa Rica prioritized three commitments: Institutional strengthening to assist asylum seekers, refugees and migrants through Bicentennial Migratory Station; Provision and expansion of the Health Collective Assurance Framework through voluntary temporary insurance for refugees and asylum seekers in Costa Rica; Guarantee asylum seekers and refugees access to state social protection services provided by the Social Welfare Institute.
Learn more about the MIRPS Quantification in Costa Rica here. Find the MIRPS Quantification here.
The Social Welfare Institute (IMAS) has the mandate to implement poverty reduction programmes at a national level. Based in MINARE’s agreements, IMAS provides social assistance to asylum seekers using the same selection criteria as nationals. This is possible by including persons of concern as a category in the Personal Information Sheet (FIS, for its acronym in Spanish) for collection of socio-economic and demographic data. Thus, the persons of concern living in extreme poverty can qualify for the state’s welfare programmes including cash assistance, scholarships and other subsidies or in-kind assistance. This change allows IMAS to comply with the special protection mechanism that applies to this population according the Interamerican Human Rights System.
The Ministry of Labour and Social Security allows refugees and asylum seekers to submit labour inclusion requests through the public employment service platform. In addition, the Ministry along with the private sector signed a series of MOUs to strengthen joint initiatives to promote the inclusion of persons of concern in national job placement schemes such as “Integrate al Empleo” and “My First Employment”. Such programmes aim to increase asylum seekers’ probabilities to enter the labour market by providing training on soft and technical skills.
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We shop online for everything from clothes to cars and can compare pricing before committing, so a Naples surgeon wants to make that same approach available to medical care.
Dr. Michael Havig, an orthopedic surgeon at Naples Orthopedics and Sports Medicine, said he came up with the idea after hearing his staff turn away patients who did not have insurance or who were out of network.
“And I’d say we can see them, we can charge them a cash price,” Havig said. But he said his medical billing staff at doctor’s offices and hospitals sometimes don’t know what to charge as a cash price.
The insurance companies set the pricepoint that doctors and hospitals are allowed to be reimbursed for services. According to Havig, medical providers are so ingrained in that third-party payer system that setting a cash or self-pay rate seems like a radical idea to many providers.
So he created HealthMeDocs, an online platform that takes the guesswork out of it for both the patient and the provider. The platform allows patients to shop for bundled services based on the type of care they may need.
For example, you can shop for a back care visit that includes an exam and X-rays and see what various doctors would charge.
There are also surgery packages available that include all pre and post-operative exams in one price.
“The groups we find are using the platform most are kind of those pre-Medicare age patients. We have a lot of those in Southwest Florida, people who retire from their jobs and they may not have benefits from their business anymore and so when they purchase insurance it’s very expensive because of their age,” Havig explained.
Those type of insurance plans could set out of pocket costs on those families as high as $20,000. On HealthMeDocs, a patient can purchase a surgery package for less than $10,000.
WINK News Cost of Care has covered several stories of people turning to self-pay options to save money on their medical costs. A Palm Beach County woman decided to drop her insurance policy and pay a pre-negotiated self-pay rate to have a baby in 2019.
A Lee County man flew to a cash-pay surgery center in Oklahoma to save money rather than having the procedure done locally through his insurance benefits.
And more and more direct primary care practices are popping up, which allow people to pay a flat rate for unlimited access to basic primary care and prescriptions.
“I think patients should be able to shop for their health care and be able to find a reasonable transparent price for basic services,” Dr. Havig said.
HealthMeDocs is hoping to host various specialties like cardiology and obstetrics and gynecology, but currently, there are only a handful of Orthopedic practices on the platform.


The last couple of days have been really warm so we got the sprinkler out and let the kids play. They love the water!
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Pretty sights along the streets.
Woke up at 7.45am and left our accommodation by 8am today. We were still really exhausted from the lack of sleep but we got moving anyway. Breakfast today was at the famous Australian Dairy Company. A shop known for their scrambled eggs and charmingly rude waiters.
By 9am when we arrived, there was already a snaking queue outside the popular breakfast joint. Luckily for us, a pair of seats soon opened up and we found ourselves seated in merely 20 minutes. Their iconic waiters were definitely not the most pleasant: they raised their voices when you took too long to order and they slammed the plates on the tables when serving. Though you could sometimes see them crack a smile as if they secretly felt they did a job well-done.
The menus were in Traditional Chinese, making ordering slightly tricky. Thankfully the lady sharing our table with us could understand English and gave us tips on ordering. We each ordered the breakfast set (30 HKD/6 SGD) which included a bowl of macaroni soup with ham, toast with eggs, and a choice of coffee or tea. We also ordered a cold egg custard pudding (38 HKD/7 SGD) to share. All of which were delicious and we highly recommend them.
Accidentally ordered fried eggs instead of scrambled.
Next, we headed towards Central Ferry Pier No. 6 [中環碼頭, Zung Waan Maa Tau] where we boarded our ferry towards Lantau Island [大嶼山, Daai Jyu Saan]. The fare was roughly 30 HKD/6 SGD, and can be paid using the Octopus card. The ferry ride was roughly half an hour long, and we arrived by 12pm on sunny Lantau Island at the Mui Wo Ferry Pier [梅窩碼頭, Mui Wo Maa Tau].
Our destination was the Tai O Fishing Village [大澳, Daai Ou], so we took Bus 1 from the Mui Wo Ferry Pier bus terminal straight to the village. It was a half hour winding journey up the mountains with pretty sights along the way.
The Tai O Fishing Village was a quaint little spot with a traditional seafood market and boat tours around the quay. The deeper you go, the less touristy it gets and more local shophouses and obscure temples start to pop up, making it sort of an unadulterated treasure trove. Many houses here are actually made up of recycled ship parts which is pretty unique to an otherwise simple neighbourhood.
After the village, we took Bus 21 from the Tai O Bus Terminal to Ngong Ping village to visit the famous Tian Tan Buddha [天壇大佛, Tin Taan Daai Fat]e grounds were scattered with several sacred cows roaming in search of grass to feed on. Don't get too caught up in taking photos though, lest you miss the piles of dung that occasionally grace the walking paths. The climb up the steps was discomforting in the afternoon heat but the view at the top makes it all worth it. Admission was free but there is a fee of 78 HKD/14 SGD to view a gallery inside which includes a vegetarian meal.
After achieving enlightenment, we took Bus 23 to Tung Chung village, and then the MTR back into the city. We headed to Quarry Bay to visit the iconic Yik Cheong Building [益昌大廈, Jik Coeng Daai Haa] or more commonly known as the 'Monster Building', to let out the inner tourist in us. Quarry Bay is an obscure city corner that fully illustrates the cluttered living conditions in this dense metropolis. It's actually not that easy to find, but if you follow the trail of tourists and hype-beasts you'll soon be at your destination.
Lastly, we headed for the Yee Shun Dairy Company, a spot recommended by a friend of Ryan's. Supposedly better tasting than the Australian Dairy Company yet criminally underrated. We took the tram and arrived within walking distance of the place.
Once we arrived we were immediately seated, with a waitress already waiting to take our order, a stark difference from its counterpart. We ordered dinner, a pork cutlet noodle for me and noodles with luncheon meat for Ryan, and for dessert, we got skimmed milk pudding to share. Ryan and I had differing opinions on which was better, he preferred Yee Shun while I stuck with the Australians. To each his own.
The photo's quality may be questionable, but the steamed milk's sure isn't.
With that, we ended our day and headed back to our accommodation.


Barwick titled her new album Healing is a Miracle after the remarkable way that the human body has the unworldly ability to heal itself. She adds "Y."
According to Ninja Tune records, "Growing up in Louisiana, in the American south, church choirs were one of Barwick's earliest musical influences. From an early age, she would try to harmonize with voices or music she heard day to day, and would seek out spaces which were conducive to satisfying sounding reverb. Later, Björk's "Debut", bought on a whim at the mall, would open up new horizons, soon followed by Tori Amos, artists that both shaped her musical perspective for a long time afterwards."
This release is a collaboration with Icelandic vocalist, multi-instrumentalist and long-time friend, Jónsi, from the post-rock band, Sigur Rós. Barwick explains "'s is one of the joys of my life."
Barwick says "I hope the song will inspire healing, love, and emerging into the light from a well of darkness because that is what the song is all about."


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The nitty gritty of this project had me planning a rather elaborate church service: developing litanies and selecting readings to be used between songs, selecting a hymnody for the day that kept us within the season of Advent while also being familiar enough for the whole congregation to sing, and managing the logistics of these musical groups moving about the space without someone having to run across the sanctuary to move from the adult choir to the bell choir (which has happened in years past).
Beyond the detail oriented work, there were also a lot of conversations. Informal conversations with congregation members who shared some of their fond memories of Music Sundays of old aided me in gathering a sense of what the service should include to feed the needs of the assembly. Meetings with ensemble directors to talk music selection and rehearsals helped me to see how invested these leaders were in making this worship service a spectacular moment of praise. These moments of connection granted me the wisdom to see that this community was invested in this service; these was not just another event that came and went during the church year, but a time during which the fellowship and joy that comes with the advent season is most palpable.
In the end, the service was a grand success. The musical offerings filled the space with songs of longing and praise, the assembly’s voices joined in the refrain, and the musician’s tones blended it all together in a tapestry of Advent joy. In addition, as this community continues to get its feet underneath it again after the many transitions it’s experienced, the intentional conversations and planning that went into this service helped us to begin visioning for next year. With a little extra lifeblood pumped back into Music Sunday, many voices chimed in about their desire to be involved in crafting next year’s service. In the wake of jarring transition, instead of grumbling about how things “aren’t what they used to be,” people are beginning to speak up for the sake of renewal and imagination.


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I often like to talk about leafy greens and veggies because they are nutritionally (super) important but frequently a forgotten item in the typical American diet. I see the occasional broccoli served with a steak on occasion on people's plates but usually left aside as the non-flavorful item that was not even desired in the first place.
As with any food, it's important to remember that you prepare your greens is as crucial in the attempt to have them on your daily menu. Veggies boiled in water are far from ideal and will turn anybody away from eating them.
How about nutrients? Why are greens so good for you?
These whole foods provide fiber, iron, magnesium, calcium, folate (a great source of folate, especially when consumed raw), vitamins that are antioxidants, and also the so-called phytochemicals (Simopoulos, 1999). Phyto comes from Greek, and it means plant. If we break down the word phytochemical, it simply means chemicals produced by plants.
Phytochemicals make up more than eight thousand compounds (Gropper et al., 2018). These phytochemicals are bioactive and play a role in the body's pathways.
One angle we can explore is that flavonoids à are play. There is something called an oxygen radical absorbance capacity or simply ORAC, which measures the antioxidant capacity of any given food present within the body (Murray et al., 2005). The higher this capacity is, the better off you are when consuming these foods. Flavonoids areer. Flavonoids are available in herbs, teas, fruits, vegetables, spices, and nuts (Gropper et al., 2018). There's a great informational piece on flavonoid content in vegetables available here.
The beauty of flavonoids, for instance, is that evidence suggests that they arey. They also promote vasodilation (which allows the body's vasculature to relax). Additionally, flavonoids also provide anticoagulant effects and anti-platelet adhesion (Gropper et al., 2018).
So what are the key factors when incorporating more greens into your diet?
They can be a great addition to smoothies.
Be creative with healthy sauces when eating your greens in salads; you can make an avocado dressing or an oil-free tahini dressing with garlic and water. These dressings with add flavor and nutrients to your meal.
You can make lentil soup and add spinach or kale to it. It tastes delicious! Add your greens to stews, sautee them in water, and mix them with other veggies.
Start with one or two types of leafy greens. Develop an acquired taste slowly. Baby steps are always better than trying to conquer the world in one day. It takes time for your taste buds to adjust to new flavors and textures. Be patient, don't feel guilt, and work at your own pace.
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The texture is crucial! Raw veggies don't taste the same as steamed ones. Steam them or bake them to change it up. I don't like my vegetables boiled in water, so steaming is a great way to cook your green vegetables. Remember not to overdo the steaming. A little crunch is always good!
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Organic is better if that's something that financially makes sense to you. Remember, eating healthy is an investment!
Try to always experiment in the kitchen! It makes it more fun, and it helps to incorporate diverse ingredients into your plate!


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This is a true story. However, John Doe is a fictitious name used to protect the man's identity for his safety.
John Doe, a Clay county man, hung up the phone in a panic. His probation officer had just notified John that he had to submit to a random urine test for drug usage. Knowing that he would test positive, John also knew his probation would be revoked and he would be sent to jail. How had this happened? How had he gotten to this point? John started using marijuana out of curiosity his senior year in high school. But to maintain the soothing, mellow effect he desired, John's habit escalated into daily use. Then even that wasn't enough. Eventually he added methamphetamine because that was the drug of choice for most of his friends.
John never smoked pot before or during work. He smoked it on the way home from work to unwind and relax. Meth was different. "It was like a hot cup of coffee to start the day." John said. "Meth comes in a sack," he explained. "A rock-like form that breaks up into powder. Kind of like sugar that takes moisture."
The original, most common way to use meth was snorting it. Now the majority of users smoke it. Hard-core users are showing a dramatic increase in needles for intravenous access.
Life was cool for John. School was all right. He enjoyed his job and had lots of friends. Drugs were not a problem. They simply made life more enjoyable.
However, balancing everyday life with a drug induced life is difficult to maintain. The weight of something like bad luck can upset that balance and start a spiraling free fall.
On a November night several years ago, the tall, lanky, 20 something John was out with some of his buddies goofing off in a remote wooded area in Clay County. They'd been smoking marijuana and were just playing around.
A game warden from another county had been driving around the back roads and got lost. He saw the boys and approached them to see what they were doing. As he got close, he smelled the marijuana. Busted!
For whatever reason, their case got hung up in court. After several delays, it still was pending in May of 2001, when John went to Indianapolis. He was driving a friend's vehicle to Terre Haute to pick up a part for his own car. A passerby thought he saw John drinking beer while he was driving and phoned in his license number to the State Police. John wasn't drinking beer or anything else. He didn't even have a cup, bottle or drinking container in his car. Since he had the marijuana trial still pending in Clay County and he had been using meth, John was driving very carefully and made sure to stay under the speed limit. So he was totally surprised and off guard when a State Police car pulled him over.
He quickly tried to get all the drugs and paraphernalia out of sight. The police said they stopped him because he had a cracked windshield. They spotted a baggy with meth in it that John had overlooked in his haste. Busted!
John admitted his guilt in the other County as part of a plea agreement. He still had the pending case in Clay county which was a misdemeanor charge. If he admitted guilt in both counties, the second county would reduce their D felony for meth possession to a misdemeanor after he completed probationary terms for the marijuana possession charge in Clay County.
John received a fine, a one year jail term which was suspended, 90 days at the Fellowship House, a half-way house in Terre Haute, mandatory counseling and a year and a half probation in which he agreed to remain drug free.
Tomorrow: During probation, John has to determine the importance of drugs in his life.


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