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Located in the eastern part of San Jose, Curridabat is the administrative hub of the Curridabat Canton. Although it is one of the oldest towns in the country, with modernization and within a developing industrial zone, the city is the perfect amalgamation of the old world charm and new architectural marvels. If you want to visit or come here for employment, you may want to consider bringing your own vehicle with you so you can get around on your own when you want to.

Learn more about shipping cars to Costa Rica here.

Shipping a vehicle can be very challenging if you are not ready or prepared. You will first need to choose a reliable transporting service like A1 Auto Transport. You will be assigned a shipping agent who can assist you in shipping your vehicle from one port to another.

Cost & Time Examples For Shipping a Car to Curridabat

To/FromGroundOceanEstimated Time
Curridabat to (New York port)
to New York, NY
$275$23005+23 days
Curridabat to (California port)
to Los Angeles
$350$19005+14 days
Las Vegas, NV to (California port)
to Curridabat
$450$19005+14 days
Curridabat to (California port)
to Portland, OR
$475$19006+14 days
Phoenix, AZ to (California port)
to Curridabat
$550$19006+14 days
Curridabat to (New York port)
to Columbus, OH
$550$23005+23 days
Curridabat to (New York port)
to Charlotte, NC
$575$23006+23 days
Chicago, IL to (New York port)
to Curridabat
$675$23006+23 days
Miami, FL to (New York port)
to Curridabat
$925$23007+23 days
Curridabat to (California port)
to Dallas, TX
$1,025$19007+14 days

*Prices and times are estimated. They can vary depending on the season and the type of vehicle.

*Save the ground transport cost by delivering the vehicle to the nearest port.

*Allow an additional 10 days to process the documents.

*Prices are for 1 car in a dedicated 20ft container. This is the safest and most reliable way to transport a vehicle internationally. Other items may be included in the container to help save you money when moving.

*Using the RoRo (roll on, roll off) method is less expensive and shipments can be completed in fewer days. Contact us now for a free RoRo quote.

There are two ports that your vehicle can be shipped to; Puerto Limon and Puerto Caldera. These ports are the chosen ports to receive car/truck imports and clear them. Your shipping agent can assist you in determining which port your vehicle should be shipped two prior to your shipment date.

Since Costa Rica requires emissions testing on vehicles that are being imported into the country, your vehicle will need this test too before it can be shipped. This test must be done within two months of being transported. You can choose either to permanently import your vehicle or to temporarily import it but either way; you will need to have the emissions test performed on your vehicle. However, it’s important to note that which ever one you choose, it will affect the way your vehicle is tested.

A-1 Auto Transport ships vehicles worldwide. Click here or call 1-800-518-8708 to get a free, no obligation to buy price quote to ship your car.

Required Documents for Shipping a Vehicle to Costa Rica

To determine the cost of shipment, you will need to determine what is required of your vehicle first. On average, an import to Costa Rica can run between $1,000 and $3,000. There are many factors that are considered when providing a quote to you. Before your vehicle can be shipped to Costa Rica, you will need to have the following documentation ready and available. It’s probably best that you make copies and keep the originals to ensure that you have them all when the transport is complete. You will need:

  • Bill of Lading
  • Your current passport
  • Your driver's license – Be sure to copy both sides
  • Your registration certificate of your vehicle
  • Your title to your vehicle which should be clear of any liens
  • A notarized authorization permitting your transport specialist to pick up your vehicle in your absence
  • Temporary use permit, TVUP
  • The results of your emissions test

 Steps of Procedure

To get started, you will first need to fill out the forms requesting your import from the United States to Costa Rica. You will then need to provide copies of all the documents listed above and the duration in which you plan to have your import started and completed. If you are a citizen returning to Costa Rica, you will need to provide some type of proof of your residency from before. All fees will need to be paid for a temporary import permit. Currently, it is $25.00 or $15 if you choose to go through the Costa Rica National Insurance Institute.

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Joe Webster began his journey in the auto transport field by attending the University of Southern California (USC), where he graduated with a Bachelor of Business Marketing.

After college, he started his career in the auto transport industry from the bottom up and has done virtually every job there is to do at A-1 Auto Transport, including but not limited to: Truck Driver, Dispatch, Sales, PR, Bookkeeping, Transport Planner, Transport Manager, International Transport Manager, Brokering, Customer Service, and Marketing. Working with his mentor Tony Taylor, Joe Webster has learned the ins and outs of this industry which is largely misunderstood.

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The only time my shipment was delayed was during winter when a snowstorm closed down all the major roads. And they still found an alternative and got my car delivered before roads got unstuck.

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If I didn’t know any better, I would’ve thought they were lacking customers, but the email spoke for itself. In just one email, everything I needed to know was there, including a contact number I could use to get more information or confirm the transport.

I called and got things rolling. I was very pleased with the driver. He followed standard procedure and represented his company well. Can’t remember his name, but props to him!

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Australia’s Wools-Cobb Posts Opening 63 to Lead AAC at Royal Wellington

WELLINGTON, New Zealand – Australia’s Shae Wools-Cobb, 21, carded an eight-under-par 63 at Royal Wellington Golf Club Thursday to claim the first-round lead in the ninth Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship (AAC).

The AAC debutant finished four shots ahead of his Japanese playing partner Sean Maruyama – son of three-time PGA Tour winner Shigeki Maruyama – Australian teammate Min Woo Lee, New Zealand’s Nick Voke and Lloyd Jefferson Go of the Philippines.

China’s Andy Zhang and Lin Yuxin each carded 69 to share sixth place with New Zealander Kerry Mountcastle, Chinese Taipei’s Wang Wei-hsuan and Indonesia’s Almay Rayhan Yagutah.

The day belonged to Wools-Cobb, who flew under the radar as the fifth-ranked Australian in the field before his 63 equalled the second-lowest round in AAC history. The championship rewards the winner with spots in the 2018 Masters Tournament and The 147th Open at Carnoustie.

Starting with three successive birdies from hole 10, Wools-Cobb picked up another at 16 then flew ahead with an eagle at the par-five 18th to tie the championship record for low first nine (29).

The Queenslander then extended his lead with birdies on one, three and four before dropping his only shot of the day at the par-four sixth after he narrowly missed the green with his approach.

“I had so much fun out there and it was pretty stress‑free. I really enjoyed my day and hopefully I can do much the same in the last three rounds,” Wools-Cobb said.

“I holed some pretty good putts on the 10th and 11th and then hit it pretty close on 12, so that was a nice way to kick off the round,” he continued. “For the eagle, I didn’t hit the greatest drive, but it was down the middle. I didn’t really know if I wanted to go for the green, but I had to man up, then hit three‑wood to 20 feet and holed a really nice putt. I hit some good shots on my second nine to keep the momentum going.”

Maruyama, also making his AAC debut, started with an even-par first nine then collected five birdies and a bogey coming in, but the 17-year-old still felt overshadowed by his playing partner.

“The first nine was pretty tough. I missed a bunch of putts and hit my driver in the woods, but on the back nine I really got it going, my putter got hot and it was a great finish,” said Maruyama, who is in his final year of high school in Los Angeles.

“Playing with Shae motivated me, but it made my round look not so good,” Maruyama said. “It was great watching him. He was hitting it well every time and I think it got me going as well.”

Voke, New Zealand’s top-ranked amateur playing in his fourth AAC, also teed off on 10 and led the local charge with a bogey-free card, picking up birdies on hole Nos. 10, 17, 2 and 4.

Lee, 34th in the World Amateur Golf Ranking, put to bed any pre-event concerns he had about having his coach Ritchie Smith as his caddie by carding seven birdies against three bogeys.

“I was a little worried about how it would go at first, but luckily it turned out really well. I thought we worked pretty well together,” said the 19-year-old Lee, who is in no rush to catch his compatriot. “Shae did have a good round, but I am going to stick to my game plan and not try to catch him. You don’t win it on Thursday; you only lose it on Thursday. I still have three more rounds so I will see how I go.”

The second round will begin Friday at 8 a.m. off the first and 10th tees at Royal Wellington. Spectators are encouraged to watch the drama unfold and entry is free of charge.

The AAC is organised by three Founding Partners – Asia Pacific Golf Confederation, the Masters Tournament and The R&A. This week’s event features 116 players from 38 APGC member associations. Television coverage includes three hours of live broadcast on each of the four days and a 30-minute highlights show, and will be aired in more than 160 countries, once again making it the world’s most televised amateur golf tournament.


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Chase Bank now open at The Arboretum

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The Arboretum is excited to welcome Chase Bank as the shopping center’s newest tenant. Chase Bank recently opened its doors at The Arboretum Shopping Center. This 6,750-square-foot location is one of the 10 branches JPMorgan Chase is projected to open in Charlotte by the end of 2020.

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Aspen Plus

Chemical Engineering Applications

Kamal I.M. Al-Malah

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14 October 2016
Facilitates the process of learning and later mastering Aspen Plus (R) with step by step examples and succinct explanations Step-by-step textbook for identifying solutions to various process engineering problems via screenshots of the Aspen Plus (R) platforms in parallel with the related text Includes end-of-chapter problems and term project problems Includes online exam and quiz problems for instructors that are parametrized (i.e., adjustable) so that each student will have a standalone version Includes extra online material for students such as Aspen Plus (R)-related files that are used in the working tutorials throughout the entire textbook
By:   Kamal I.M. Al-Malah
Imprint:   Wiley-Blackwell
Country of Publication:   United States
Dimensions:   Height: 268mm,  Width: 177mm,  Spine: 40mm
Weight:   1.384kg
ISBN:   9781119131236
ISBN 10:   1119131235
Pages:   656
Publication Date:   14 October 2016
Audience:   Professional and scholarly ,  Undergraduate
Format:   Hardback
Publisher's Status:   Unspecified

Kamal Al-Malah, is professor of chemical engineering at Higher Colleges of Technology, United Arab Emirates and former chairman of the chemical engineering department at the University of Hail in Saudi Arabia. He holds B.S., M.S., and Ph.D. degrees in chemical/biochemical engineering. Dr. Al-Malah graduated from Oregon State University in 1993 and his area of specialty deals with mathematical modeling, optimization, simulation, and computer-aided design. Professor Al-Malah is Windows-based software developer and MATLAB (R) book author

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Insect Pests and Fungus Diseases of Fruit and Hops

A Complete Manual for Growers

Percival J. Fryer

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Cambridge University Press
01 October 2015
Originally published in 1920, this book was predominantly aimed at fruit growers and was one of the most comprehensive reference guides to pests and fungus diseases at this time. Part one of the book focuses on common insect pests such as the caterpillar, the winter moth and the beetle, discussing their features and environment, whilst part two of the book examines the myriad fungus diseases of fruit and hops and details the intrinsic traits of each disease. Part three goes on to discuss the diverse methods of spraying and deals with prevention, remedies and treatment. Additionally, the book contains multiple illustrations and historic photographs. This book is an important record of the most prevalent pests and fungus diseases in the early twentieth-century landscape and will be of particular value to anyone interested in the history of botany and agricultural science.
By:   Percival J. Fryer
Imprint:   Cambridge University Press
Country of Publication:   United Kingdom
Dimensions:   Height: 200mm,  Width: 125mm,  Spine: 55mm
Weight:   1.200kg
ISBN:   9781107544550
ISBN 10:   1107544556
Pages:   786
Publication Date:   01 October 2015
Audience:   Professional and scholarly ,  Undergraduate
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active
Preface; Explanatory note; Section 1. Introduction; Section 2. How Fruit Trees Live: 1. The leaves; 2. The trunk and branches; 3. The root; 4. The flower (blossom); 5. The fruit; Part I. Insect Pests and their Control; Section 3. About Insects: 6. The structure of insects; 7. How insects live; 8. The changes which insects undergo; 9. How insects are classed; Section 4. Insect Pests: 10. Introduction to insect pests; 11. Moths and butterflies (general and classification); 12. Caterpillar pests; 13. Beetles (general and classification); 14. Weevil and grub pests; 15. Beetles and chafers and their grubs; 16. Flies and sawflies (general and classification); 17. Sawflies and midges (maggot pests); 18. Aphides and plant bugs (general and classification); 19. Aphides; 20. Bugs and hoppers; 21. Scale insects; 22. Mites; 23. Red spiders; 24. Worms, snails and slugs; Section 5. Insecticides: 25. Introduction; 26. Insecticide materials; Section 6. Beneficial Insects: 27. Beneficial insects; Part II. Fungus Diseases of Fruit and their Control; Section 7. Fungus Diseases: 28. About fungi; 29. Causes and prevention of fungus diseases; 30. Diseases of the apple; 31. Diseases of the cherry; 32. Diseases of the currant; 33. Diseases of the gooseberry; 34. Diseases of the hop; 35. Diseases of the peach; 36. Diseases of the pear; 37. Diseases of the plum; 38. Diseases of the raspberry; 39. Diseases of the strawberry; 40. Diseases of the vine; Section 8. Fungicides: 41. Introduction; 42. Fungicide materials; Part III. Spraying in Theory and Practice; Section 9. Spraying Appliances and Methods: 43. Introduction; 44. Types of spraying machinery; 45. Spraying methods; 46. Combined sprays; Section 10. Spraying Calendar; Section 11. Tables and Appendices: Table 1. Weights and measures in common use; Table 2. Strengths of solution; Table 3. Directions to find capacity of tanks; Table 4. Weights of common metals; Appendix 1. Calendar of insect pests; Appendix 2. The gipsy moth; Appendix 3. The structure of insects; Appendix 4. The hop dog; Appendix 5. Refractive indices of aqueous solutions of nicotine, refractive indices of aqueous solutions of pyridine; Appendix 6. Reversion of currants; Appendix 7. Arsenic poisoning; Appendix 8. Powder ('dry') spraying; Appendix 9. The use of beneficial insects in combating insect pests; Appendix 10. Cherry and plum leaf blight; Appendix 11. Spraying pump; Appendix 12. Plum leaf-curling aphis; Appendix 13. Apple sucker (psylla); Appendix 14. Lace-wing fly; General index.

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Addicts turning gifts cards into cash for drugs

New program to stop drug users from getting cash
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Law enforcement knows drug users will turn to crime to get their next fix. Dave Bristow with the Manatee County Sheriff's Office said people with clean records will even start stealing to get drug money.

"Once they get addicted they will go out and steal anything they can to get their hands on the drug," said Bristow.

Richard Boensch is with Retail Theft Analysis based in Tampa. He said his company is partnering with some retailers, pawn shops, and online gift card sites to track stolen gift cards.

"Many of these drug users will come in steal, return the item, receive a gift card, and then sell the gift card on the secondary market," said Boensch.

His company will track theft trends of stolen gift cards and report them to local authorities.

"As these thieves steal and bring it back, they are getting the tax money back on something that was never paid for, Florida is losing $45-million to this kind of crime," said Boensch.

Boensch said his company is currently working the Volusia County Sheriff's Office, but they are in talks with more agencies throughout Florida.


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Fast, cheap Zika detection coming soon

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Detecting the Zika virus isn’t cheap or easy, but a diverse crew of collaborative scientists is changing that.

What once took multiple days, expensive equipment and trained laboratory technicians may now take just a few hours, a couple bucks and a pair of eyes. This new biotechnology hasn’t quite hit the market, but preliminary tests show promise.

Since Zika has no unique symptoms (it presents like the flu) and a cure has not yet been found, quick, easy-to-use tests can help governments follow outbreaks and hopefully contain the spread of disease.

Led by head researcher Keith Pardee from the University of Toronto, scientists from six universities across the United States teamed up to marry two independent, but complementary, biotechnologies to develop a low-cost, easy-to-use Zika-detection tool.

One of the technologies uses programmable sensors that detect Zika-specific RNA. The other is a postage-stamp-sized, paper-based platform onto which the sensors are placed. When combined, these make for an easily stored and transported diagnostic tool.

With a small sample of either blood, saliva or urine applied to the paper, the sensors turn purple within an hour in the presence of Zika.

Given that some of the most affected regions lack access to the tools and personnel necessary to diagnose Zika the traditional way — via laboratory testing by trained individuals — this tool shows promise to meet current technical and economic challenges in the field.

For example, many South American countries experiencing active transmission of the virus, such as Bolivia and Paraguay, are relatively poor and have low per capita GDPs. With minimal financial resources in these countries, cheap, transportable diagnostic tools for Zika detection are particularly critical. The poorly understood complications of this disease make its timely diagnosis paramount for protecting humans and limiting its proliferation.

Though this study only shows that a tool like this can work, the research team plans to secure the resources to further develop the product and scale up manufacturing. Once in production, this diagnostic tool can be deployed in the field.

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Plane makes emergency landing in Hillsborough County field

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A plane made an emergency landing in a field in Hillsborough County, authorities say.

The aircraft reportedly had to make a hard landing in a field across from 2210 US Hwy. 301 S.

RELATED: Small plane crashes in Mulberry; 1 person transported as trauma alert

The aircraft was a Cessna 172 that lost power and crashed around 2:40 p.m.

The pilot was David Presnell, a flight instructor with Atlas Aviation. According to the Sheriff's Office, he took off in a Cessna 172R from Peter O'Knight Airport following maintenance work on the engine of the plane.

After about five minutes in the air, he noticed the RPM dropping and began to experience engine failure.

Presnell has been a pilot for more than 20 years and used a cellphone tower with a flag billowing atop as a windsock to help guide him into a large, grassy field, HCSO said.

He completed the emrgency landing with minimal damage to the plane and no injuries to himself or others.

"This is a best case scenario for everyone involved," said Sheriff Chad Chronister. "The field where the emergency landing happened is not too far from a very busy highway where hundreds of people were beginning their afternoon commute. I believe the decades of experience this flight instructor has and his quick thinking made all the difference."


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Tyson Is Rolling Out Frozen Air-Fried Chicken Strips

Tyson Is Rolling Out Frozen Air-Fried Chicken Strips
Posted at 9:25 AM, Oct 25, 2019
and last updated 2021-04-06 12:38:42-04

If you’ve ever gone on a diet or just tried to eat healthier, you know how difficult it can be to avoid your favorite foods. Whether it’s pizza, ice cream or all things fried, cutting them out is not easy.

If fried chicken tops your list of must-haves, however, you’re in luck. Tyson Foods has a brand new air-fried chicken they say has around 75% less fat than traditional fried chicken! The new Tyson Air Fried Chicken Breast products are available nationwide as strips, fillets, and nuggets. Each is made with real, all-white meat chicken and no antibiotics.

Calling this “the best thing to happen to fried chicken … since fried chicken,” Tyson noted that these fully-cooked products are guilt-free and do not require an air fryer to heat. Air fryers use circulated air to cook food, so they require less oil than deep-fried versions and are considered healthier.

“The first of its kind, fully-cooked Tyson Air Fried Chicken was created with both taste and convenience in mind,” said Colleen Hall, director of marketing for Tyson, in a press release. “We air fry it for you, so just heat it in the oven for an easy dinner or snack the whole family can enjoy.”

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One serving of the Air Fried Chicken Breast Strips is 150 calories with 13 grams of carbs, 16 grams of protein and four grams of fat. For the Air Fried Chicken Breast Filets, you’ll get 180 calories with 15 grams of carbs, 20 grams of protein and 4.5 grams of fat. The Air Fried Chicken Nuggets offer 160 grams of fat, 15 grams of carbs, 15 grams of protein and four grams of fat. Tyson says the chicken, however, still has the tastiness of regular fried chicken with simply seasoned, crispy golden breading.

When you cook, you’ll just preheat the oven, spray a baking pan with vegetable oil and place the frozen chicken on the pan. Baking temperatures and times vary depending on if you’re cooking strips, patties or nuggets, but all are done in less than 30 minutes. You can also microwave the nuggets.

To celebrate the new chicken, Tyson is holding a giveaway with a pretty unique prize — a plate that actually levitates! Now through Nov. 7, you can enter for a chance to win an Air Plate package, which comes with a levitating plate, a package of Tyson Air Fried Chicken Breast Strips, and Tyson-branded dining accessories, including a napkin and a ramekin to hold your favorite dipping sauce.

The company announced the product and the contest on Twitter this week:

Fifteen winners will be chosen in a random drawing. To enter, just tweet using the hashtag “#TysonAirPlateSweepstakes’ and comment on how the dining kit will “elevate” your next meal. You can read the official rules by visiting Tyson’s website.

If you would rather make your own air fryer chicken, this recipe for Perfect Air Fryer Chicken Breast from Skinnytaste actually has no breading, so it is low carb enough to be considered Keto. Of course, you will also need to invest in an air fryer, so making your own will obviously take a lot more work than buying it frozen.

Will you be trying Tyson’s new air-fried chicken?

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Los Angeles, February 15, 2019 – On February 12 and 14, respectively, a delegation from the Armenian Bone Marrow Donor Registry (ABMDR), comprising several Board members, visited His Eminence Archbishop Moushegh Mardirossian, Prelate, at the Western Prelacy; and His Eminence Archbishop Hovnan Derderian, Primate, at the Western Diocese.

During the visits, members of the delegation thanked both Archbishops for their leadership in supporting the life-saving mission of ABMDR. Delegation members also presented the Archbishops with an overview of the Registry’s activities and achievements in the course of the past year, and discussed plans and prospects for expanding the organization’s work.

On their part, Archbishops Derderian and Mardirossian conveyed their congratulations on the 20th anniversary of the founding of ABMDR, an occasion that will be celebrated throughout 2019. As the Archbishops praised ABMDR’s accomplishments in the course of the past two decades, they reaffirmed their strong support of the Registry’s mission, and reiterated their commitment to helping ensure its continued success.

To this end, Archbishops Derderian and Mardirossian announced that, as in the past several years, they have each designated a special day of prayer for 2019, during which prayers will be offered at churches across Southern California for ABMDR patients and their families, as well as ABMDR volunteers. As importantly, both Archbishops reaffirmed their commitment to supporting a wide range of ABMDR outreach activities within their respective congregations.

“It is so very wonderful to enjoy the support of our church leaders in advancing our life-saving mission,” said Dr. Frieda Jordan, President of ABMDR, and continued, “The strong advocacy demonstrated by Archbishops Derderian and Mardirossian is all the more noteworthy this year, as we celebrate the 20th anniversary of the founding of ABMDR.”


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Nicole with her Family
They arrive every year. They arrive whether we want them to arrive or not.

Birthdays. When I was young I always wanted to be older. Now that I am older, I want to be younger.

I never seem to be happy with my birthday.

This weekend, Nicole turned another year older. Her birthday made me feel older. Too much older.

I cannot comprehend that my daughter is getting older. And that she has sons who are getting older.

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City Centre Rotana Doha

City Centre Rotana Doha is the newly opened 5 star hotel located in the heart of Doha, connected to the City Center Shopping Mall, and mere steps from the new Doha Exhibition and Conference Centre. The hotel is nestled in the key business and commercial district of West Bay, just 30 minutes’ drive from the new Hamad International Airport and 15 minutes from the famous Souq Waqif, Museum of Islamic Art and the banking district. City Centre Rotana Doha is the perfect choice for both business and leisure travellers. The hotel offers 381 superb rooms, suites and apartments spread over 47 floors, ranging from Classic rooms to Club Premium suites. Each of the stylish and contemporary rooms feature floor to ceiling windows that provide exceptional views of the sea and city, and are equipped with luxurious amenities. The hotel also features the iconic Club Rotana, which is a hotel within a hotel delivering an outstanding and personalized hospitality experience, by providing access to the private Club Rotana Lounge and the extra details that make a stay truly memorable.

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The Mall Shopping Complex, Qatar’s first shopping mall, was developed by Equinox in 1997. Providing an unparalleled shopping experience for the first time in Doha, The Mall proved to be an instant success. With a homely warm ambiance, The Mall Shopping Complex for almost 2 decades has been providing customers with a wide range of high-quality services and shopping facilities through 80 plus stores with something for every family member.

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There is so much happening in our business world today that it is often difficult for us as contractors to stay focused on the real purposes for which we are in business. In our case it means fulfilling our mission of being the best heating and air conditioning contractor in our area. While as an owner/manager we have to deal with all of the outside issues and pressures that affect our business, we can’t lose sight of the internal issues that greatly affect us as well. Because we get caught in worrying about those outside issues, we must remember that to our employees those issues are probably not all that important. And, in fact, they have their own list of issues and problems that they deal with daily which more than likely don’t coincide with our issues.

These issues that are affecting our employees really do affect us and our company as well. Even though we, as owners, feel that money is the No. 1 issue on the minds of employees, surveys have repeatedly shown that those employees put money far down on their list of concerns. They typically put recognition and awareness of the job they are doing as being much more important to them than the money they receive. Therefore, even though we are busy dealing with the outside issues, if we are going to be successful, we must take time to recognize and understand what is going through the minds of our employees.

Some companies use surveys, either anonymous or not, to ask employees how they feel about their job, their company, their co-workers, etc. We have come upon a different approach which I would recommend to each of you. We have arranged for me to meet personally with small groups of employees, typically away from the office on a very informal basis. Depending upon the group, I will typically buy them breakfast or lunch and then we will spend no more than 1 ½ hours in discussions. We found that getting the service technicians together at anytime other than breakfast was impossible, so I meet them at 6 a.m. at a local breakfast spot. Our installers, drivers, and shop personnel have been on a 35 hour week — four – 7 ½ hour days and one - 5 hour day for over a year so it has been relatively easy to schedule lunch with them on the 5 hour day which is Friday.

Meeting Parameters

Some of the parameters we have used for the meetings include: no immediate supervisor of anyone who is in attendance attends the meeting. In other words, neither the service manager nor the dispatcher attends the meetings when I meet with the service technicians. Similarly, the foremen are not invited when I meet with the field or shop personnel. This is obviously done to encourage free discussion which might reflect upon their supervisor. There is no rigid agenda for the meetings. I explain that the purpose is to allow them to tell us what we could do to make their jobs easier and better. I then typically bring them up–to-date on any items that might be pertinent to them in their particular areas. For example, the May 2013 change to 90 percent furnaces for our region.

From that point I open the floor for their input. It often takes a question or two to get them to open up. A good one is: “If you ran the company for a day, what is the one change that you would make?” The answers to this question will open your eyes. However, once they get talking and exchanging ideas, it is amazing what excellent thoughts and ideas they have. Just one small example. Here in our area there are 96 different municipalities and over a dozen fire districts. Many have different interpretations of the codes and how our installations must be done. From one of these meetings came the suggestion that we assemble a matrix showing all of the different municipalities, etc. along with all of the various items which those areas require. We distributed this to all of the installers and it has been an invaluable tool which has reduced questions, phone calls, etc.

This is just one example of a usable idea we received from one of the meetings. The main point of the meetings is that I am personally recognizing and thanking each employee for his contributions to our company and in addition am bringing his ownership of our company into the mix by asking each employee as to how we can make the company better. I realize that it takes a little scheduling effort to make this happen, but I encourage every owner, regardless of the size of his company to make that effort. I assure you that all of that effort is more than worthwhile.

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Patellar Luxations

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Medial Patellar Luxation, Slipped Knee Cap, MPL, Lateral Patellar Luxation, LPL, Dislocating Knee Cap, Knee Cap Dislocation, Luxating Patella

The term "ACVS Diplomate" refers to a veterinarian who has been board certified in veterinary surgery. Only veterinarians who have successfully completed the certification requirements of the ACVS are Diplomates of the American College of Veterinary Surgeons and have earned the right to be called specialists in veterinary surgery.

Your ACVS board-certified veterinary surgeon completed a three-year residency program, met specific training and caseload requirements, performed research and had research published. This process was supervised by ACVS Diplomates, ensuring consistency in training and adherence to high standards. After completing the residency program, the individual passed a rigorous examination. Only then did your veterinary surgeon earn the title of ACVS Diplomate.

The patella, or knee cap, is a small bone buried in the tendon of the extensor muscles (the quadriceps muscles) of the thigh. The patella normally rides in a groove within the femur (thigh bone) in the knee (Figure 1). The patellar tendon attaches on the tibial crest, a bony prominence located on the tibia (shin bone), just below the knee. The quadriceps muscle, the patella and its tendon form the “extensor mechanism” and are normally well-aligned with each other. Patellar luxation (dislocation) is a condition where the knee cap rides outside the femoral groove when the knee is flexed (Figure 1). It can be further characterized as medial or lateral, depending on whether the knee cap rides on the inner or on the outer aspect of the knee respectively.

Patellar luxation is one of the most common orthopedic conditions in dogs, diagnosed in 7% of puppies. The condition affects primarily small dogs, especially breeds such as Boston and Yorkshire terriers, Chihuahuas, Pomeranians, and miniature poodles. The incidence in large breed dogs has been on the rise over the past ten years, and breeds such as Chinese Shar Pei, Flat-Coated Retrievers, Akitas, and Great Pyrenees are now considered predisposed to this disease. Patellar luxation affects both knees in half of all cases, potentially resulting in discomfort and loss of function.

Patellar luxation occasionally results from a traumatic injury to the knee, causing sudden severe lameness of the limb. However, the precise cause remains unclear in the majority of dogs but is likely multifactorial. The femoral groove into which the knee cap normally rides is commonly shallow (Figure 2a, Figure 2b) or absent in dogs with non–traumatic patellar luxation. Early diagnosis of bilateral disease in the absence of trauma and breed predisposition supports the concept that patellar luxation results from a congenital or developmental misalignment of the entire extensor mechanism. Developmental patellar luxation is therefore no longer considered an isolated disease of the knee, but rather a consequence of a complex skeletal abnormalities affecting the overall alignment of the limb, including:

  • abnormal conformation of the hip joint, such as hip dysplasia (link to health topic)
  • malformation of the femur, with abnormal angulation and torsion (rotation) (Figure 3)
  • malformation of the tibia
  • deviation of the tibial crest, the bony prominence onto which the patella tendon attaches below the knee
  • tightness/atrophy of the quadriceps muscles, acting as a bowstring
  • a patellar ligament that may be too long

Because there is evidence that this condition is at least in part genetic, dogs diagnosed with patellar luxation should not be bred.

Signs and Symptoms:

Symptoms associated with patellar luxation vary greatly with the severity of the disease. This condition may be an incidental finding detected by your veterinarian on a routine physical examination or may cause your pet to carry the affected limb up all the time. Most dogs affected by this disease will suddenly carry the limb up for a few steps (“skip”), and may be seen shaking or extending the leg prior to regaining its full use. As the disease progresses in duration and severity, this lameness becomes more frequent and eventually becomes continuous. In young puppies with severe medial patellar luxation, the rear legs often present a “bow-legged” appearance that worsens with growth. Large breed dogs with lateral patellar luxation may have a “knocked-in knee” appearance.

The diagnosis of patellar luxation is essentially based on palpation of an unstable knee cap (Figure 4) on orthopedic examination. Additional tests may be required to diagnose conditions that can be associated with patellar luxation and help your ACVS board-certified veterinary surgeon recommend the most appropriate treatment for your pet. These may include:

  • palpation of the knee under sedation to assess damage to ligaments
  • x-rays of the pelvis, knee, and tibias to evaluate the shape of the bones in the rear leg and evaluate for hip dysplasia (Figure 5)
  • a three-dimensional computed tomography (CT or CAT Scan) to provide an image of the skeletal features of the entire rear legs. This advanced imaging technique helps the veterinary surgeon plan surgery in cases where the shape of the femur or tibia needs to be corrected (Figure 3)
  • blood tests and urine analysis as a precaution before anesthesia

Over time, the knee cap may dislocate more and more often out of its groove, eroding cartilage and eventually exposing areas of bone which leads to arthritis and associated pain.  Other structures in the knee may become more strained, potentially predisposing to a ruptured cranial cruciate ligament. In puppies, the abnormal alignment of the patella may also lead to serious deformation of the leg.

Patellar luxations that do not cause any symptoms should be monitored but do not typically warrant surgical correction, especially in small dogs. Surgery is most often considered in grades 2 and over (Figure 6). Surgical treatment of patellar luxation is more difficult in large breed dogs, especially when combined with cranial cruciate ligament disease, hip dysplasia or excessive angulation of the long bones.

One or several of the following strategies may be required to correct patellar luxation:

  • Reconstruction of soft tissues surrounding the knee cap to loosen the side toward which the patella is riding and tighten the opposite side.
  • Deepening of the femoral groove so that the knee cap can seat deeply in its normal position (Figure 7); this can be achieved by a variety of different techniques.
  • Transposing the tibial crest (Figure 5), the bony prominence onto which the tendon of the patella attaches below the knee (see overview). This will help realign the quadriceps, the patella, and its tendon.
  • Correction of abnormally shaped femurs is occasionally required in cases where abnormal shape of the femur angle the knee cap to luxate most or all the time. This procedure involves cutting the bone, correcting its deformity and immobilizing it with a bone plate (Figure 7).

The combination of procedures that will best address the problem are selected on an individual basis by the veterinary surgeon that has examined your pet.

Aftercare and Outcome:

The veterinary surgeon that has operated on your pet will best be able to advise you and establish a personalized postoperative treatment plan.

Over 90% of owners are satisfied by the progress of their dog after surgery. The prognosis may be less favorable in large dogs, especially when patellar luxation is combined with other abnormalities, such as excessive angulation of the long bones or hip dysplasia.

Recurrence of knee cap instability is uncommon. Migration or breakage of surgical implants used to maintain bones in position and infections occur rarely.

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This Animal Health Topic was written by and reviewed by Diplomates of the American College of Veterinary Surgeons.  Any opinions stated in this article are not necessarily the official position of the American College of Veterinary Surgeons.

The American College of Veterinary Surgeons recommends contacting an ACVS board-certified veterinary surgeon or your general veterinarian for more information about this topic.

To find an ACVS Diplomate, visit www.acvs.org/find-a-surgeon.


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John Arthur Royse, 77

John Arthur Royse, 77, formerly of Louisville passed away on December 14, 2019 at his home in Sebring, Fla.  John was born on August 31, 1942 in Louisville to the late William and Viola (Stotts) Royse.  In addition to his parents, he was also preceded in death by a sister Yvonne Keeton and a brother, William Royse.

Mr. Royse attended Ahrens Trade High School in 1959-1960 and graduated in 1961 from Mannheim, Germany.  He also attended Jefferson Community College 1969-1971.  He worked for Corning Glass (Corhart) for 16 years, from there he was self-employed building houses.  Retired in 2008 and moved to Sebring, Fla.  John was a veteran of the U.S. Army, serving 3 years in Germany during the building of the Berlin Wall. Left to cherish his memory are his daughter, Andrea Royse; a sister, Beverly Craig; a brother, David Royse; and a lot of lovely nieces and nephews and extended family.

Funeral service for Mr. Royse will be held Friday December 27, 2019 at 10 a.m. at Arch L. Heady Southern Funeral Home, 3601 Taylor Blvd.  Interment will follow in the Fudge Cemetery in Adair Co., Ky.  Visitation will be on Thursday from 2-8 pm at Arch L. Heady Southern Funeral Home.

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Dorothy Mae Loy, 79

Dorothy Mae Loy, 79, of Columbia, died Saturday, December 28, 2019 at the Summit Manor Nursing Home in Columbia.  Born in Adair County, she was the daughter of the late Joe and Estell Page Bardin.

Mrs. Loy attended the Amazing Grace Church and enjoyed helping and taking care of others.

Survivors include her husband Harold Loy of Columbia; two daughters Janeatte Kelsay (Timmy) and Diane Boller (Gary) both of Columbia; six grandchildren Tabitha Giles, Tara Robinson, Joey Keith, Michael Keith, Josh Tweedy and Savannah Tweedy; ten great grandchildren and two great great grandchildren and expecting another; a daughter in law Starr Tweedy of Columbia; two special friends Carol Johnson and Nadine Darnell and several other friends and relatives.

In addition to her parents she was preceded in death by two sons Larry Tweedy and Jeff Tweedy.

Funeral services will be 11:00am Tuesday, December 31, 2019 at the Stotts-Phelps-McQueary Funeral Home with burial in the Bardin Cemetery.

Bro. Ronnie Janes will be officiating and pallbearers will be Jacob Hatcher, Reece Giles, Joey Keith, Josh Tweedy, Travis Coomer, Steve Coomer and Mason Coomer.

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Buckner Addiction Counseling Group Staff Members in Atlanta, GA, Know That Addiction Affects Family Members Too. Many times, a person in Atlanta, GA, who has an addiction problem may feel that it is not affecting family members. This can be especially true if the addicted person is still able, to some extent, to carry out normal duties and responsibilities, such as working regularly, appearing in public without seeming to be under the influence of alcohol or drugs, and other things. Eventually, though, this is no longer possible, and this is where Buckner Addiction Counseling Group, 3580 Piedmont Road, Northeast, Atlanta, GA, can help.

Other people in and around Atlanta, GA, who suffer from alcohol or drug addiction may simply have gotten to a point in their addiction that they don't really care how it has affected family members. It is only after something happens?a job loss, an arrest, or other traumatic event, that they realize that they are not the only ones suffering. For these people, a treatment facility in Atlanta, GA, that offers family counseling as well as treatment for alcohol or drug addiction can often be a tremendous asset. Family members can meet and communicate with the same counselors who are working with their loved one who is undergoing treatment.

This has many advantages. Everyone, the person being treated as well as family members, already have something in common with the counselor. There will be few, if any, awkward moments because everybody is basically already "on the same page"?they have a loved with a drug or alcohol addiction, and it has affected the family. Getting to the circumstances that led to the addiction and determining ways that everyone can help the person being treated overcome the addiction can begin immediately.

Family counseling as well as counseling with the person seeking treatment can consist of individual and group sessions. Individual counseling at Buckner Center Counseling Group in Atlanta, GA, can also be an asset, as sometimes a parent may feel as though he or she must be strong for the children, and therefore will not feel comfortable displaying emotions during group session.

Likewise, children of families who live in Atlanta, GA, and have been affected by alcohol and drug addiction may face the same dilemma. They may not feel comfortable telling the counselor, in front of their parent(s), how they really feel and how the situation has really affected them.

During group counseling sessions at this Atlanta, GA, facility, the counselor and all family members can discuss things said in the individual sessions (that do not break counselor/client confidentiality rules, of course), and work to bring everyone together so that the family is functioning as a single entity again. This ensures that the treatment the individual with the actual drug or alcohol addiction will be more successful.

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Mercan Denizci

How has your creative process changed over time?

My background is in industrial design, which has a more formulaic (compared to fine arts) creative process that relies on research and iterative prototyping. I still use the same design process, but I would say that it's less regimented now that I make more fine-art objects. I can say that my process has become more intuitive.

What's the best piece of advice you've ever heard?

I’m a huge John Waters fan and I keep most of his aphorisms close to my heart. In 2015 he gave a speech at the RISD commencement ceremony and his last remarks were “Go out in the world and fuck it up beautifully. Design clothes so hideous that they can’t be worn ironically. Horrify us with new ideas. Outrage outdated critics. Use technology for transgression, not lazy social living. Make me nervous!” My work is not as subversive but still it is the most liberating advice any young and nervous artist can ask for.

Born and raised in Istanbul, Mercan Denizci is an industrial designer based in Brooklyn. While finishing up her degree at the Rhode Island School of Design she discovered that she has a passion for furniture design and moved to NY in pursuit of the creative community there. Currently, she works at a bespoke furniture studio and continues her personal projects that mediate between craft and technology at her home studio.

Who are some artists that you feel have impacted your own practice?

This is a very very hard question, there are so many. But if I were to pick one, it would be Zeki Müren (1931-1996). Müren is a renowned Turkish singer, composer, poet, actor, costume and textiles designer. He was called the “Art Sun”, and was known for his ornate costumes and effeminate style. I am a great admirer of all of his work, but what fascinates me the most is how much he was loved, revered and accepted by everyone in a macho country like Turkey. He definitely paved the way for other openly gay or transsexual Turkish artists. He was a phenomenal artist, but I believe it was his refined character that defied all social stigmas. He taught me that how you work, and the person you are is as important as your work. He aspires me to be a versatile creator as he was.

What have been some of your biggest strengths and struggles during your career so far?

I have a very impatient personality, which is a horrible trait if you are a maker. Craft requires meticulous calculation and doesn’t tolerate rushing. When I first started wood and metalworking I would make so many dumb mistakes because of rushing and would have to start over and over again. It’s true that you learn from your mistakes, but it was definitely frustrating. The only good thing about my impatience is it makes me get things done in time because I simply can’t wait to see how they will turn out!

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What's in your margins?

Experimenting is a huge part of my creative process. I am always looking for new materials, techniques, and I try to learn new programs in my free time. Whether or not it leads to a final product the process is intellectually stimulating and always provides inspiration for the next work.

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What project are you especially excited about right now?

I am very interested in objects that are found in folklore, religion, and mythologies. Right now I am working on a series, where I am re-imagining how some of these mythological objects would look and feel today.

“We tend to dehumanize machines, and objects produced by them but in the end, it’s all human genius and it’s fascinating to me.”

Your work focuses on experiences created by technology and craft, how do you see these elements fitting together so well?

As much as I am a furniture maker I also really enjoy creative coding and digital fabrication and they inevitably feed each other.

I believe handcrafts add intrinsic value to objects because every object that comes from the hands of a craftsperson have slight defaults or tool marks which makes them unique. I used to undervalue machine-made objects because supposedly they are all the same and they don’t have enough human hours invested in them. I realized that machine-made objects have tool marks and defects (usually from a glitch in the process) and I grew to appreciate those. After all, the machine that made that object was designed and built by a person, so are all the machines that made the parts of the machine that produced that particular object. We tend to dehumanize machines, and objects produced by them but in the end, It’s all human genius and it’s fascinating to me.

All the pieces I make have both hand-made and machine-made properties. I like to use machines for things I can't do by hand and handcrafts for things I can’t make with a machine, obviously... But I accentuate those, and they become the detail in my work.


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Share your smarts with educational videos.

Learn the skills needed to create video lessons and which Adobe Premiere Rush tools make it easy to build these educational materials.

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What makes quality educational content?

Educational videos are powerful tools to help transfer knowledge between people. From step-by-step guides to informative walk-throughs, these instructional videos cover subject matter from software tutorials to plumbing how-tos with the goal of teaching new skills. You may know how to record and cut together a good video, but how to present a topic in a way that acts as an accessible educational resource to a person lacking expertise is an altogether different challenge.

It starts with passion for a subject. “I think a great educational video comes from someone who’s passionate about something outside of the school setting,” says Ben Hehn of NUMBEROCK. “That passion gets students excited about the topic and that’s the power of a really good educational video.”

Tap into your passion and you can learn how to create videos that are helpful educational materials that also entertain your audience.

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Build the structure first.

Good learning videos start with robust planning. Pre-production is often the most critical element of any educational filmmaking process and it starts with outlining, storyboarding and a solid strategy.

Outline your film.

An outline can be as simple as a series of sequential notes that describe what types of content you want in the video, what the video’s objectives are and how deep you will dive into each topic. The five-paragraph essay can be a solid and familiar framework for a high-quality educational video:

●  Introduction

●  Information Block 1

●  Information Block 2

●  Information Block 3

●  Conclusion

While that might seem basic, a good structure of intro, info and a conclusion can give you a foundation on which to flesh out the sections in your video. If you need more references for how you might outline a video, watch some Khan Academy or PBS videos for reference.

The length of your video is important, as well. Hehn recommends a length of between 7 and 12 minutes for your first video. That’s the average length of time for a presentation-style video. But if you choose a difficult topic or you just want to create a quick bite for viewers to consume, don’t feel too restricted. You can always go shorter or longer, but have a ballpark estimate on timing before you begin. It will help to keep your content focused and informative.

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Storyboard your narrative.

Information alone does not make a great educational video. One of the most critical aspects of teaching is to provide examples and visual references, so that your education video hits multiple points at once. Film has a visual language and if you think about it only in terms of the information, you won’t get very far.

A storyboard can refer to different shots you plan to use to convey different details. It can help as you search for locations and plan sets, costumes and materials. Think of the storyboard as a comic book that tells the tale of your film.

Plan for the shoot and execution.

During pre-production, you’ll create a script and a shot list. This can be the final step after outlining and storyboarding and it will direct what you need to do at the shoot. The script covers every line of on-screen spoken dialogue in your educational film. The shot list is for each scene or shot in your film. This document outlines:

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1. Shot description: A quick description of what happens. This is distinct from the script.

2. Shot size and type: The perspective of this shot. How is it framed? Learn more about types of camera shots you can call out in this list.

3. Movement: Explains what the camera needs to do in this shot.

4. Equipment: Equipment you’ll need for the shot, usually cameras and lighting equipment. Lenses and frame rates can be included here as well.

5. Location, actors and times: Where the shot is captured, what actors you’ll need and the time it will take place.

6. Notes: Anything you or the director of the film will need to know for this particular shot.

Learn more about how to create a shot list for any shoot.

Never take your eyes off the story.

Throughout all of this preparation, never forget that the goal is to convey a specific idea or concept for this video. Make sure that, at the end of your pre-production process, you have a distinct plan that feels holistic and represents what you want to create.

Don’t forget: Many people are absolute beginners with your topic. If a newcomer can’t understand your educational video, it won’t be very effective. “It’s important to put yourself in the position of a raw beginner who has never handled the tools that you’ll be working with,” says Wayne Kawamoto of AboutMagic, a YouTube channel that teaches magic. “Experts can take things for granted.”

Capture and finalise your educational video.

If you lay enough of this groundwork in advance, you make the process of filming much easier, sometimes to the point where it might even seem like the film is filming itself. Planning is the key to an educational film’s success. When it comes to filming, the plan you set will ensure your educational tips are captured on film. While filming and video production can require many skills, if you can break down your learning into a good script and storyboard, you can capture and edit your film on your mobile device. Some of the best educational videos keep it simple and can be filmed in a short span.

Editing in Premiere Rush.

With your footage in the can, the editing tools of Premiere Rush can help you to edit, title and release your film onto whatever platform you want. You can also start to think about releasing your video content as one long video or a series of short videos on social media if your playlist and content strategy allow for it.

Premiere Rush offers many editing tools you can use on a desktop or a mobile device to cut your footage together. The app features the ability to edit up to three audio tracks as well. Plus, you can add titles, transitions and colour presets to your video. Additionally, you can dive into Adobe Stock to find animated titles and hundreds of other motion graphics templates or stock footage ready for use in your videos. This can greatly speed up any educational video workflow.

Once your video is ready, post it to whatever platform you want, straight from Premiere Rush. And when you’re ready to collect feedback, dive in and gather insight viewers to plan what topics you can cover in your next video. If you haven’t started already, learn how to create and run a YouTube channel where you can post all your educational content.

Do more with Adobe Premiere Rush.

Create and edit video from anywhere—phone, tablet, and desktop. Edit and share for social your professional-looking videos.

You might also be interested in…

Editing a video on a smartphone.

Introduction to video editing.

Learn the principles of video editing and practical tips for both big and small screens.

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How to trim videos

Learn how to edit your video footage into compelling sequences.

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An introduction to whiteboard animation.

Learn how to make high-quality whiteboard animation videos and develop your own style.

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Use these tips to stay safe on Facebook and Twitter

Use these tips to stay safe on Facebook and Twitter

Never let your guard down when you’re on social media! Malicious hackers are becoming better at stealing your personal information, so keep these reminders and tips in mind to remain safe while you’re on platforms like Facebook and Twitter.

Lock screens exist for a reason

Always lock all your devices as soon as you stop using them. This way, you are safe from the simplest hack of all: someone opening a social media site on your browser while you’re still signed in.

In case you didn’t know, here’s how to lock your computer:

On Macs:

  • Press Ctrl+Command+Q.
  • Click the Apple logo on the top left corner of the screen, and click Lock screen.

On Windows devices:

  • Press Windows key+L.
  • If there are multiple users using the device, click the Start button on the bottom left corner of the screen, then select User > Lock.

Strong passwords aren't out of fashion — yet

A six-digit passcode may be enough to secure your phone, but you’ll need something much more complicated for your social media account passwords. Create a password that you don’t use for any other account because with the regular occurrence of data breaches, hackers probably already have a long list of your favorite passwords from other websites and platforms.

It is best to use a password manager like 1Password, LastPass, or Dashlane. These allow you to generate, save, and retrieve complex passwords.

You can also enable multifactor authentication, which requires users to fulfill at least one more identity verification step after entering their username and password. The extra step or steps can be getting your fingerprint scanned or entering a one-time passcode on an authentication app. Even if hackers have your password, they won’t be able to log in without the additional authentication requirements.

Make use of social media features

Facebook can help you monitor who’s accessing your account and from where. On a Mac or Windows computer, click on the down arrow located at the upper right corner of your Newsfeed and select Settings and Privacy. Then click Settings > Security and Login to get more information.

Under the section Where You're Logged In, you’ll see a list of the places and devices you’re logged into. If you don’t recognize a particular location or device, that means someone else has logged in as you and is likely doing things you do not approve of. You need to log them out forcibly (by clicking the ellipsis on the row indicating the malicious login and click Not you?) and then report the incident immediately.

Then, under Setting Up Extra Security, turn on Get alerts about unrecognized logins. Unfortunately, as of this writing, Twitter doesn’t have the same option. This makes implementing multifactor authentication even more necessary.

Hackers can also take over your Facebook and Twitter accounts through third-party services to which you’ve given access to your profiles, so make sure to double-check what you have approved. Here’s what you need to do:

  • Facebook: Go to Settings > Apps and Websites to view and manage third-party services that use Facebook to log you into the accounts you have with them.
  • Twitter: Go to Settings and Privacy > Apps to check and edit the list.

Lastly, check the permissions Facebook and Twitter have on your smartphone or tablet.

  • Android: Go to Settings > Apps > App permissions.
  • iOS: Go to Settings > Privacy to manage which service can access which parts of your phone (such as the camera and speaker).

Less personal info, fewer problems

These steps are just the beginning of what you should be doing. You should also limit the personal data you share on your social media accounts. Avoid oversharing.

By following these tips, you can significantly prevent Facebook and Twitter hacking.

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