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What student development are we aiming for in global health education? How do we assess learner growth that requires demonstration, consistency, and varying contexts? What controversies exist in global health competencies that every educator should be aware of?

Competency-based education is flourishing in professional training regardless of discipline. Interprofessional Global Health Competencies were proposed in 2015 by the Consortium of Universities for Global Health (CUGH). This webinar explored the use of competencies in global health education, including diving into controversies and challenges, as well as outlining consensus and trends. Get primed on controversies including cross cultural contexts, false sense of expertise, logistical challenges at institutional levels, and much more.

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All Together Now: Developing a Team Skills Competency Domain for Global Health Education
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The Problem With Competencies in Global Health Education
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Virginia Rowthorn, University of Maryland Baltimore
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I wanted to write to you to provide an honest overview of the current position of the Special Schools in Cornwall and what we are planning to do.  These are unprecedented times, information and guidance changes almost daily.  It is no surprise that we were taken aback by the Government announcement on Wednesday evening and we are still gathering detailed information from the Department of Education.  It is important that we take some time to plan and communicate effectively with pupils, parents and staff.

We understand that you may have expected your child to return to school due to the EHCP status highlighted by the Government.  I feel I need to share the challenges the schools are facing.  Across the Trust, 47% of staff are currently absent.  We are working with all schools across Cornwall and with Cornwall Council to ensure that multi-agency partners are available e.g. social workers, home to school transport, health services, cleaning, school meals, etc.  The Schools in the Trust will open to some pupils and will be providing a reduced and prioritised care offer based on risk assessments.  School staff will be in touch with you at the beginning of next week to explain the school offer, the plans and the way forward.

The most recent scientific advice on how to further limit the spread of COVID-19 is clear.  If children can stay safely at home, they should. This will limit the chance of the virus spreading.  That is why the government has asked parents to keep their children at home wherever possible and asked schools to remain open only for those children who absolutely need to attend.

To reiterate previous advice, we are requesting that all pupils who are in the vulnerable groups below should stay at home for 12 weeks:

  • chronic (long-term) respiratory diseases, such as asthma (that requires an inhaler or tablet steroid treatment, or has led to hospital admission in the past)
  • chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), emphysema or bronchitis
  • chronic heart disease, such as heart failure
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  • chronic liver disease, such as hepatitis
  • chronic neurological conditions, such as Parkinson's disease, motor neurone disease, multiple sclerosis (MS), a learning disability or cerebral palsy
  • diabetes
  • problems with their spleen – for example, sickle cell disease or if they have had their spleen removed
  • a weakened immune system as the result of conditions such as HIV and AIDS, or medicines such as steroid tablets or chemotherapy
  • being seriously overweight (a BMI of 40 or above)

It is important to emphasise that schools remain safe places for children.  But the fewer children making the journey to school, and the fewer children in educational settings, the lower the risk that the virus can spread and infect vulnerable individuals in wider society.  Schools will make pupil based health and safeguarding assessments and consider overarching guidance on social distancing, vulnerable groups and minimising the risk of spreading Covid-19.  We must all consider whether pupils will be safer in an education provision or safer at home.  We understand and support the fact that many parents will choose to keep children at home and ‘shield’ them.  The well-being of staff and pupils is our priority.

I am very proud and grateful for the reaction and continued support of staff, parents and pupils at this time. It is a wonderful community and we are working together to develop flexible interim arrangements that will be put in place to make sure we can offer support to those families who most need it.  We are working to put plans in place to ensure that the schools can offer childcare to Key workers who need it over the Easter holiday period – and extend this to a wider high-risk group of pupils if staffing levels allow over the next few weeks.

If you have any concerns or questions please refer to the school websites, contact the schools or the Trust office and we will endeavour to answer your questions.

Yours sincerely

Guy Chappell

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The loss of the HTC-Highroad team from the professional peloton will be one of the most difficult for the sport to absorb. Not only did the team win more races over the past three seasons than many teams combined, it fostered a sense of teamwork, care and concern for the development of new talent and strong ethics that made it a leader of a new movement in the sport.

Yet few may remember that this highly successful, ethical squad emerged from one of the most scandal-ridden teams in the sport, and that 2007, the first full year of general manager Bob Stapleton's tenure, was perhaps the worst year for any team in history.

Cyclingnews spoke to Stapleton earlier this autumn about how he turned the team around and the challenges he faced in those early days when it became clear through Operación Puerto and the Freiburg clinic affair that riders had been heavily involved in doping.

Stapleton acted as general manager of the T-Mobile women's squad before being called in to take over the men's professional team in 2007, in the wake of the disastrous 2006 season during which the team's biggest star, Jan Ullrich, was embroiled in the Operación Puerto investigation.

Stapleton's arrival talked T-Mobile back from the brink of walking away from its 15-year-involvement with the sport, and they signed on for another two years with the team and this new general manager, who touted a new, clean and fair way of competing.

While he admitted at the time that he was only qualified to hand out bottles when it came to the sporting side, Stapleton was a shrewd manager with a deep belief in his unique vision for the sport.

"The only reason I did it was I had the firm backing of people I had worked with in the past," Stapleton told Cyclingnews. "They had asked me to take it over and gave me complete control. I felt that this was a sport that was ripe for change. All these scandals would force change on the sport, and we could be an agent of change in a sport that has all these great fundamental merits - a healthy lifestyle, it's a dramatic, exciting sport on television and it's a worldwide sport. If we could change the way the game was played it had enormous potential."

Yet the laid back Californian had stepped into a quagmire which he attributed to the "rotten eggs" which had carried over from the previous organisation.

Early into his first year with the team, two doctors in charge of the team's new internal controls, Lothar Heinrich and Andreas Schmid of the Freiburg clinic, were named by former soigneur Jef D'Hondt as being involved in organised doping of the team in decades past, and Stapleton was forced to fire them after they finally confessed.

Then the team fired Serguei Gonchar after medical checks turned up suspicious blood values, and in July, Patrik Sinkewitz tested positive for testosterone during the Tour de France. To top it all off, the news of Ullrich's involvement in Operación Puerto kept on coming in.

It was a distraction for the man who was trying to change the way cycling worked.

"The fundamental challenge was [with] most of this ... we got rid of half the roster, made sweeping changes in the management and staff, but that wasn't enough. We still had riders under contract that later became problems. We had a relationship with the team doctors who were at that time very trusted by the sponsor, by myself and the university that employed them. They looked like they would be powerful forces in the fight against doping, but they turned out to be very tainted.

"We still had some rotten eggs in the barrel, and they almost destroyed the 2007 season."

There were positive, for lack of a better word, aspects to the year which proved to be the basis of the following season's success, and part of that was the riders who were hired on and who stayed to build the Highroad empire.

"I think we did a lot pro-actively. That same year was the year Cavendish was hired, Pinotti and many others came into the team, but despite the changes we made, we didn't go far enough [in 2007]."

One of the events that was critical to turning around the team's reputation was a controversial decision by directeur sportif Rolf Aldag and his friend, former teammate, and six day partner Erik Zabel to make a public confession to their doping past.

Stapleton says the move wasn't his idea, but he sat with them in the press conference because he knew it would help to drive change and break the omerta around doping.

"I think Rolf was deeply committed to do something in big in the sport. He wanted to be as clear and forthcoming as he could be. He and Zabel had been roommates and teammates for years, and they decided together it was time to put this out there and get it behind them so they could do good work in the sport.

"For me it was an eye opener, but I respected them for that. There've been a lot of weak-ass confessions in the sport, [but] these guys went on TV in Germany, with an audience of five to six million, and they had a lot to say. It was crystal clear that they were doing this because they wanted to help drive change. There would be no other reason for them to ever do that.

"What they did is still impressive, and they did it for all the right reasons."

Another factor in building the basis of the team's turnaround was the independent testing programme, which began with Heinrich and Schmid but later evolved into a system which mirrored the UCI's biological passport.

The team employed a technology for measuring blood volume to detect transfusions, making riders available for random checks. This concept was expanded upon in the following seasons when the Highroad team brought in first the "Agency for Cycling Ethics (ACE), and then UCLA doctor Don Catlin to administer an independent testing programme.

"In business you do this all the time, you hire independent auditors to check and see what you're doing - I loved that approach. I loved the idea of continuing this concept, especially since the bio passport was coming into play. We were early supporters of that, and at that time with ACE, we started a program that would complement and expand on the bio passport testing. We rolled that into the program with Catlin, and fully integrated it into the UCI and WADA testing. That was a sustaining feature of the team.

"I think it was a highly effective deterrent [to doping], and for me it was part of doing everything we possibly could to keep doping out of the team."

Once free of the previous administration's rider contracts, Stapleton and his directeurs were able to hire on riders who understood up front what would be expected of them when it came to transparency.

"All of the athletes results were evaluated before we hired them, they understood exactly what was going to happen in terms of testing frequency, the scope of tests and that at any sign of any [doping] they'd be fired. They knew there were severe consequences and high expectations, and they knew it would be the most comprehensive testing on the planet.

"I think it was highly effective, but also we'd learned. There was no way we were going to hire anyone who we had any questions about whatsoever. Everyone was going to sign up in advance to this."

Stapleton said the policies actually attracted some riders, and one of those was Canadian Michael Barry, who came across from the Discovery Channel team in 2007.

"Some riders it scared them, but others it reassured, and it was a common bond that bound the team together. You could look across the bus and know you had teammates you could trust. It translated to the racing. Our code of conduct helped to bind the team together," said Stapleton.

As the 2007 season wound down, the Operación Puerto case was shut down in the Spanish courts without any verdicts and another German, Jörg Jaksche, was spilling his guts about doping, the Gerolsteiner team was going under and another ill-timed doping positive came for T-Mobile, this time for an appetite suppressant by Lorenzo Bernucci,

The sponsor finally pulled the plug in November, but reportedly left Stapleton with a settlement to get out of the multi-year contract it signed earlier in the season, allowing the team to go forward as "Highroad" the following January.

The name drew sniggers from detractors who saw the anti-doping push as either a joke or a threat, but Stapleton insists it was never intended to portray a 'holier than thou' attitude.

"The name Highroad goes back to 2004. It's really about what sports are supposed to be. Sports are supposed to be about making yourself better, setting goals and working to reach them, self improvement and work, all the inspirational elements of sport. That name preceded the whole anti-doping mission. It just happened to fit pretty well.

"It was mocked terribly - everyone had their cute mockery - low road, high horse... it was never intended to be some holier than thou thing, it was just the way we were going to behave. Other people could do whatever they wanted, they could think what they want, this is what we were going to do. It wasn't preachy, it was just putting out on our sleeve what our values are."

In the end, Highroad has the last laugh as it walked away with more wins in its three-year lifespan than most teams get in a decade, and it did so without scandal despite racing amidst continuing doping sagas elsewhere.

"It's funny to a certain extent, because [during] every one of these big doping announcements we were right in the middle of it. When they hauled [Riccardo] Ricco off [at the 2008 Tour de France], Cavendish won that day, [Saunier Duval] was parked one bus down from us. One of the police cars actually ran over my foot because I was standing out in front of the bus.

"When Floyd [Landis] was sitting at the Tour of California with a bullet-proof vest or whatever and his body guards, Tony Martin and Michael Rogers were 1-2 in the time trial. The fact that we set ourselves apart from that translated into good athletic performances right in the face of these big convulsions the sport was going through."


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Trading Reversals with the Harami Candlestick

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Harami Candlestick and Reversal Patterns: Main Talking Points

  • Reversal patterns are very popular in technical trading which can allow traders to capitalise on changes in market trends
  • The Harami candlestick is highly recognisable and can catch a reversal pattern at the most opportune time with tight risk.
  • In this way, Harami reversals can help traders to identify a clear bias and risk points.

One of the most used reversal candle patterns is known as the Harami. Like most candlestick formation patterns, the Harami tells a story about real time sentiment in the market. After the pattern is composed with the closing of the signal candle, then you can look to the following candle to identify a clear bias and risk points.

In this article we explore the Harami candlestick and reversal patterns in depth, and how to apply this knowledge to a trading strategy.

Why do traders look out for reversal patterns?

Candlestick trading signals are usually divided into reversal patterns or continuation patterns. Continuation patterns can help traders see when the sentiment is likely to keep the prevailing trend going strong.

Reversal patterns help traders recognize when the sentiment that was behind a trend potentially ceases as the pair flips its direction. The formation of the candles contains the information from buyers and sellers that indicate these potential reversals. Understanding and being able to notice reversal candlestick patterns like the Harami is beneficial for traders in taking advantage of changes in trend.

Using the Harami Candlestick to Catch Reversals

The popularity of the Harami candlestick pattern is due to how it allows traders to catch a reversal at the most opportune time with tight risk. This can lead to very favorable risk-reward ratios. In order to use the Harami to spot reversal patterns, it’s important for traders to understand the origin of the candlestick and how it can be used with other technical tools.

Supporting functions of the Harami

When studying candlestick trading to pinpoint market turning points, traders are quickly introduced to the Doji candlestick. The most common principle and first lesson relates to the appearance of the Doji candlestick, which can often represent apending reversal and an opportune time to enter into a trade.

Although Dojis are only composed of one candle that open and closes at near the same level, and an upper and lower wick out of the body like a “+” sign; the next candle tells the story as to the trade preference you should have.

Once a Doji forms, it’s important to note that using other oscillating indicators or moving averages to find if the pair is in an extreme condition or not. This identifies when candlestick formations are most potent.

The Harami is named because it has the appearance of a ‘pregnant woman’. The first candle is a large candle continuing the immediate trend and the Doji is a small candle protruding like a pregnant woman. The second candle will tell us if the Doji gives life to a reversal or follows the trend with the starting candle.

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Harami candlestick reversal pattern example

The chart above shows a Bearish Harami in action on the EUR/CAD currency pair. The daily graph has been in a long-standing established uptrend, but prices have a tendency to retrace along the way. This last retracement was started with the formation of a Harami. With its creation, the market put in its current high then quickly descended 481 pips.

Traders looking to take advantage of the Bearish Harami pattern can add it into any existing trend trading plan. Traders can look to take profits on any existing long trades, or even consider trading a full out reversal once this pattern appears. Regardless of the trading plan, when adding new components to a strategy traders should be tracking results with a trade journal. This way over time traders can gauge the effectiveness of price action and candle analysis in trading.

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Hey Apple, What About iLinux?

Mac OS X 10.5.6 is out today. Are you excited? According to all the Apple-oriented buzz, it's a much-anticipated release. It has lots of fixes and some cool enhancements but do you want to know what would sell me an Apple product?
(And it isn't a hip new release of their current proprietary OS.)

iLinux would sell me more than one Apple product. In fact, if iLinux were a reality, I would rebuke all other hardware and software in favor of it. For now, iLinux is a figment of my own imagination. I think Apple should develop it for its fleet of products from its iPod to its iPhone, to its iBook, iMac, and iWhatever. Linux runs on almost anything and iLinux could power everything Apple.

It's shocking to me that Apple would abandon its old operating system for a FreeBSD/NeXT hybrid instead of using Linux as the foundation for its next generation OS X. FreeBSD is a good operating system. It's fast, secure, and developed by some great folks but the problem is that it is too "lunatic fringe" and not mainstream enough to be widely supported like Linux is. And NeXT (NeXTstep) was pretty cool but was plagued with problems of its own and never really caught on in a big way. So, why did they make the very odd anti-establishment decision to go the way they did? Only Apple can answer that for sure.

My first guess is that they wanted to maintain the somewhat proprietary nature of their system. My other guess is that it may just be another poor decision in a long string of poor decisions that have come from the good people at Apple.

I think it's time for Apple to step back, take a good look at the Desktop operating system market, and think seriously about using Linux for their OS of choice--that is if mainstream and widespread adoption of their products is really what they're after. Otherwise, Apple is destined to be a "gadget" company that also throws away a lot of money into an OS that only they support. Seems like they've already tried that and it didn't really work out all that well for them.

So, maybe the idea of iLinux will take hold for them. It would be great for Apple, a natural fit for the already Linux-converted, and an easy switch for their current customers.

The downside? Their products would be open to massive modification, cool hacks, much buzz, and a host of supporting products, and millions of converts would flock to them. Sounds like a pretty good downside to me.

Their products would become the technological Volkswagen Beetle.

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Apple reportedly has more than $25 billion dollars in cash reserves (and growing). They are gaining market share in the desktop market every year. Their brand is as solid as you are going to find. I'm trying to figure out what string of poor decisions they have made and still be so successful. I don't think your idea is a bad one, but I don't think it's likely to happen either because so many of the company's products are based on OSX and its underpinnings.

Nice idea though.

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Poor marketing was their first and biggest mistake. MS grabbed the desktop market from them. They make products that can't be cloned or licensed by others and their overly-simplistic design irks me to no end.

Now, to me, they're just a gadget company that is wasting its time messing with an OS that has no future. No one else will adopt it and it certainly will never see its way into a data center. I see Macs/Apples as high-end, overpriced, toys for the less technical folk. I have never had good luck with their products (2 iPods that lasted less than 3 weeks each)--they are more like lemons than apples and would be better suited to falling from trees IMHO. I could go on and on. Not that I have a strong opinion about them or anything. ;-)

My suggestion is legitimate, though. They should use Linux on their stuff to grab a huge market share and perhaps truly contend with the Evil Empire.

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iLinux will never happen. Linux and Apple are opposed on so many levels, I can't see Apple ever going there.
- Apple is the epitomy of Cathedral development. They surround everything with secrecy and only unveil products that are fully-formed. Contrast this to open development. It's no surprise when Ubuntu releases its "new feature" list every six months, because anyone can look upstream and see what's coming in kernel/X/Gnome development.
- Apple wants control of the whole experience. If they wanted to do a commodity OS they could have done so any time in the last three decades. They passed, and admittedly the strategy has served them well. It's also a limiting factor on their growth, I don't think they could ever scale to microsoft proportions with their current model.

So, yeah, they could embrace Linux, but they'd have to reinvent what it means to be Apple. For now, it's working for them. Will it keep working for them? Who knows.

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As long as it's not free software, who cares. Switching kernels would not do much to make MacOS similar to Linux distros as you are probably thinking of them (that is, distros which include all the GNU tools plus some kind of open-source GUI apps). And free software GUI apps are not well integrated enough because the desktop is not based on X, so X is an extra "app" to run, and I can't e.g. drag-and-drop files from the Finder to Scite or Gimp, etc. I got a Mac with the thought of getting the best of both worlds, but so far it's most certainly not the best of both worlds, no matter how much of the existing free software ports I install. (So I just keep using my old Linux box mostly, and the Mac has its own separate uses.) To make a well-integrated version of Scite for example, the GUI needs to be re-written. Development is more painful for me just because of that... I don't want to be forced to switch to XCode's editor. (It's kindof like how there is a special Mac version of OpenOffice, to get the OS integration features that would otherwise be missing.) The situation is actually better on Windows in that regard. It's also better with Qt apps because of the non-X11 MacOS version.

Apple could open-source their GUI stuff, and it would become independent of the OS (you could run it on top of Darwin or Linux). But then they could not charge a premium for their hardware, because we'd all buy the cheapest hardware and install MacOS on it.

But the free software world would do better to imitate MacOS more often, take the best features of both MacOS and Windows (and others too), and then innovate some more besides, rather than just assuming that if it looks like Windows it will be more familiar to people. Yeah I know Gnome sometimes puts the app menu bar across the top of the screen... that's about as far as it goes though. The taskbar concept in particular is IMO an abomination, but you always see it faithfully reproduced by default, the more like Windows the better... what are they thinking... and I'm not saying the Dock is any better, either. The point is, it's not impossible for Linux developers to out-innovate both companies. Why should their stuff be better than ours, constantly inspiring all this envy?

And for that matter there is no reason Linux has to be considered superior to the BSD's, because they are both free software (just one's more popular than the other). What makes MacOS special is not at that level, anyway.

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The best rebuttal of this I have read is here :

And basically Apple will not switch to Linux because it would be costly and there's nothing to gain.

As for the benefits you mention, where are the cool hacks in open source gui apps ? And where would you find millions of converts ? OS X has a lot more market share than Linux.

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This is the Data Protection Report’s third blog post in a series of CCPA blog posts that will break down the major elements of the CCPA which will culminate in a webinar on the CCPA in October. This blog focuses on the CCPA’s broad definition of Personal Information. Stay tuned for additional blogs and information about our upcoming webinar on the CCPA.

The California Consumer Privacy Act (“CCPA” or the “Act”) sets a new precedent with its sweeping definition of  Personal Information (“PI”).   The CCPA defines “[p]ersonal information” as any information that “identifies, relates to, describes, is capable of being associated with, or could reasonably be linked, directly or indirectly, with a particular consumer or household.”

The Act specifies a variety of new data elements that constitute PI including but not limited to: (1)  identifiers such as any unique personal identifier or IP address; (2)  electronic network activity information, including, browser histories, search history, and any information regarding a consumer’s interaction with a Web site, application or advertisement; (3) audio, electronic, visual, thermal, and olfactory information; and (4) geolocation data.  In addition, the Act specifies that any “inferences drawn” from various data elements of PI “to create a profile about a consumer reflecting the consumer’s preference, characteristics, psychological trends, preferences, predispositions, behavior, attitudes, intelligence, abilities and aptitudes” constitutes PI.

This definition of PI greatly expands on the narrow definition of what constituted PI under previous California state laws.  Mainly, the CCPA represents a departure from the US state breach statutes which generally required the name of the consumer to be included in the data set for the information to trigger a breach notice.  By removing the name requirement and instead including specific data elements such as IP address, browser history and geolocation data as PI, the CCPA requires companies to reexamine how data is tagged and risks related to data is analyzed and mitigated.  For example, in the past, companies knew data that did not include the name of the consumer would not trigger a data breach notification in California if it was accessed or used inappropriately.  Now, under CCPA, even data that does not contain the name but may otherwise identify, relate to, describe or is capable of being associated with, or could be reasonably linked with a particular consumer or household must be analyzed to see if the CCPA protections apply.

Also, it is important to note that the CCPA applies to PI of all ‘consumers’, which is defined as any California resident.   Subject to certain qualifications, a resident is defined as “every individual who is in the State for other than a temporary or transitory purpose, and every individual who is domiciled in the State who is outside the State for a temporary or transitory purpose.”  Thus, the jurisdiction of the CCPA could be as widely interpreted as to cover the collection, handling and use of website browsing history or geolocation data of mobile devices belonging to California residents or California residents while traveling outside of the state.

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The Act also does not restrict businesses in the collection, use, retention, or sale of de-identified information, as long as the multiple requirements set forth for de-identification in the Act are followed.  De-identified data is “information that cannot reasonably identify, relate to, describe, be capable of being associated with, or be linked, directly or indirectly, to a particular consumer.”  In order to meet this standard, a company must implement: (1) technical safeguards that prohibit re-identification; (2) business processes that specifically prohibit re-identification; and (3) business processes to prevent inadvertent release of de-identified information.  In addition, a company may make no attempt to re-identify the information.   Based on the language of the Act, it is clear that some current approaches to de-identification information will not satisfy this new threshold.

  • Update the company’s data risk framework to include the expanded definition of personal information under CCPA.
  • Update the company’s data breach response plan to include scenarios involving the improper or unauthorized collection, use, or sharing of personal information as defined under CCPA.
  • Reexamine the company’s methods for creating de-identified or anonymous sets of data.

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Article 1: Summary of CCPA’s major provisions

Article 2: CCPA covered entities

Article 3: CCPA definition of personal information

Article 4: CCPA disclosure requirements

Article 5: CCPA “Right to Deletion”

Article 6: California Attorney General’s Office begins CCPA rulemaking process with first public hearing while Congress debates new federal privacy law

Article 7: Comments at CCPA public forum in Los Angeles highlight tensions between businesses and consumer rights groups

Article 8: GDPR, CCPA and beyond: Changes in data privacy laws and enforcement risks to monitor in 2019

Article 9: CCPA: “Attorney General Amendment” Likely Dead

Article 10: Nevada, New York and other states follow California’s CCPA

Article 11: “What’s cooking” in Sacramento: CCPA’s “employee exception” bill is amended; “publicly available information” exception is broadened, and consumer access rights are clarified

Article 12: Back At The Negotiating Table: CCPA Amendments Debate Continues

Article 13: One-Month Countdown to Pass CCPA Amendments Begins

Article 14: CCPA: “Wait and see” is not the right approach

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Friday, August 7th, 2020

Not all food is created equal. This is simply a fact in our industry. Few are those who venture to create a product that is truly revolutionary in quality and substance. Lucky for me, I’ve gotten to know some of those few as a trade news writer, one of whom is No Evil Foods. The North Carolina plant-based meat company invests not only in the quality of its product, but in the quality of its packaging, touting 100-percent compostability and recyclability.

Mike Woliansky, Chief Executive Officer and Co-Founder, No Evil Foods“We started by asking ourselves what we wanted our packaging to accomplish. Our company’s mission is driven in large part by environmental impact, so we wanted the end-of-life disposal of our packaging to be environmentally friendly,” said Mike Woliansky, Chief Executive Officer and Co-Founder. “Most packaging labeled as compostable requires special disposal in industrial composting facilities to adequately break down. Our cartons are appropriate for backyard compost piles, and they’re also recyclable.”

Furthermore, No Evil’s packaging utilizes plant-based ink and water-soluble adhesives, as well as uncoated, unbleached paperboard. Throughout the sourcing process, as Mike explained, the company worked closely with suppliers and printers to validate materials for environmental standards.

Remaining completely eco-friendly, No Evil Foods' packaging still entices consumers with a unique design

The physical impact of these products is not to be understated, but what I first noticed about the packaging was the strategically placed bits of information unveiled as the cartons open up. A unique unfolding design welcomes, interacts with, engages, and educates the consumer at every step. And, personally, this simple yet thoughtful touch was an exciting reminder of why I went plant-based in the first place.

Sadrah Schadel, Chief Creative Officer and Co-Founder, No Evil Foods“The compostable/recyclable unbleached kraft box furthers No Evil Foods’ message of sustainability through development of an interactive and informative box-opening experience. We live our brand and are committed to using food as a force for good at every stage of the process. Our packaging empowers consumers with knowledge about the positive impact their food choices can have when they choose No Evil Foods,” Sadrah Schadel, Chief Creative Officer and Co-Founder, told me.

The environmental callouts tucked into every box become a powerful conversation piece and it reaffirms the positive impact that consumer food choices can make. No Evil Foods argues that eco-packaging should be prioritized in all sectors, not just in plant-based food.

No Evil Foods utilizes plant-based inks and water-based adhesives to ensure complete compostability

"The climate and environmental crisis we face is too pressing to not be a primary consideration for all CPG brands. It’s not only the responsible way to approach business, but it’s also smart business. The real reason we are doing what we’re doing is because it’s the right thing to do for the planet and for people on the planet,” Mike added. “Seventy-five percent of millennials have shifted their buying habits to align with the environment, and most would spend more money on sustainable products.”

It’s at this point in the interview that I realized why No Evil is truly a revolutionary brand. As more and more small companies prioritize sustainable and low-waste packaging, this can create challenges like difficulty with sourcing, prohibitive costs based on purchasing volumes, or simply finding sustainable technology. Despite all that, emerging brands are leading with their choices and, hopefully, pushing large, established corporations to do better. Because, truthfully, as Mike and Sadrah put it, we need them on board if we’re going to see success through broad adoption.

The founders of No Evil Foods believe that eco-friendly packaging should be the new normal, not just used for plant-based products

“In the past 18 months, we’ve increased our distribution to expand into over 5,000 stores. To respond to the exciting demand for our plant-based meats, we’ve expanded production capabilities at our facility outside of Asheville, NC,” Sadrah said. “We intend to continue to lead the charge in terms of offering more sustainable packaging options in the CPG space. Packaging development for upcoming new releases are pursued with this in mind, and we plan to have some first-in-the-industry releases coming out in 2021.”

Mike concluded, noting that “There is something very real about our packaging that connects with consumers. It has a really natural feel, there’s a slight roughness to it, and the matte finish and earthier way that the colors print on the kraft paperboard all really align with our brand. It’s artisanal and speaks to our history as makers.”

For more innovative brands making waves in the plant-based sector, stick with us at Deli Market News.

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Verifying Building Inspections with Wood Moisture Meters

Posted by Tom Laurenzi on Nov 8, 2017 9:23:44 AM

The TotalCheck 3-in-1 meter combines the functions of a pin moisture meter, pinless meter, and a thermo-hygrometer in one tool.A complete building inspection is a painstaking process that requires the inspector to be both accurate and thorough. Any missed issues in the structure—such as leaks, damaged flooring, mold, or pest infestations—can create complaints or even damage the inspector’s reputation.

Because trust is so hard to rebuild once broken, it is absolutely vital that professionals verify their building inspections with wood moisture meters. These devices can help inspectors quickly find moisture-related issues in a structure, such as moisture intrusion sources or pockets of hidden moisture in floors or walls.

Here are a few tips for using a moisture meter for wood to verify building inspection results:

1: Picking a Moisture Meter

Wood moisture meters come in two general varieties:

  1. Pin Meters. These devices use the principle of electrical resistance to measure the amount of wood is present in wood. Two electrodes are pushed into wood, and an electrical current is passed between them. Since wood is a natural insulator, and water is a conductor, the more resistance there is, the drier the wood.
  2. Pinless Meters. These devices use electromagnetic frequencies to “scan” wood for the presence of moisture. The electromagnetic wave is measured for fluctuations to establish how much moisture is present.

Each of these meter types have their own strengths and drawbacks. For example, pinless meters are able to scan large areas all at once, while pin-type meters are restricted to measuring moisture between the two pins. However, this makes pin-type meters more precise for determining how deep a moisture pocket is, once found.

Also, pinless meters can take moisture measurements in wood without having to penetrate the surface of the wood—whereas pin-type meters will leave pinholes at the testing site.

Many building inspectors use both types of meters in their work or even use 2-in-1 meters that combine the two kinds of meter into a single device. 2-in-1 devices like the TechCheck PLUS meter are great for building inspectors who want to get the best of both worlds while saving a little space on their tool belt.

2: Quickly Finding Moisture Pockets and Intrusion Sources

There’s a fairly easy procedure that building inspectors can use to quickly cover large areas of a building in the search for moisture pockets. This procedure involves the use of both pin and pinless moisture meters.

First, building inspectors use the pinless meter to quickly scan large, flat areas of the structure—such as floors, walls, ceilings, wooden beams, and so on. Then, they use the pin meter for determining moisture pocket depth or to get readings in uneven surfaces where pinless meters don’t work as well.

By following moisture readings throughout a structure, building inspectors can trace the moisture back to a specific intrusion source or determine the extent of the damage and how it should affect the appraised value of the structure.

3: Recording Measurement Results

For any professional, documentation is vital. After taking moisture content measurements in any given room of a structure, the readings should be carefully recorded—preferably in a manner traceable to each individual room. Annotating a room name/number to each moisture measurement increases the accuracy of the data and makes it easier to sort any issues for a later report.

Some moisture meters can actually store a certain number of readings automatically to make recording measurements easier. This way, users don’t have to stop and record a number each and every time they take a reading. Some meters, like the TotalCheck, can store up to 1,400 readings and sort them by job/room for easy reference. By connecting the meter to a computer, these stored readings can be exported into an Excel® report for easy printing and sharing.

4: Other Devices to Consider Using

In some very large structures, going over every inch of every single room with even a pinless moisture meter for wood isn’t very practical. In these structures, it can be a good idea to use a thermo-hygrometer to monitor the relative humidity (RH) of a large area all at once.

If the relative humidity measurement of one area of the structure is significantly higher than the rest, then that could be an indication that there’s excess moisture somewhere in that area. This is useful for narrowing the search area for moisture pockets or intrusion sources in bigger buildings.

Do you have the tools you need to verify your building inspections are as accurate and thorough as possible? Find out more about how to use wood moisture meters for building inspection today!

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5 Common Misconceptions about Tooth Whitening

If you ask your patients if they want whiter teeth, you’ll probably hear a resounding, “Yes!” But if you ask them if they’re willing to get their teeth whitened under your supervision, as opposed to using an over-the-counter product, they’re likely going to have questions about the process before they commit. You might actually find that these questions reveal some common misconceptions about tooth whitening.

It’s important to be able to have an open discussion with patients who are considering their whitening options. Below are 5 common misconceptions about tooth whitening and patient-friendly answers, with help from the cosmetic dentistry professionals at Ultradent, makers of the award-winning Opalescence Whitening Systems.

1. Patient misconception: Tooth whitening occurs by removing stains from the tooth.

Fact: Tooth whitening occurs when peroxide changes the way stain molecules reflect or absorb light.

Most tooth stains that appear inside the tooth are made of organic molecules that are held together by conjugated double bonds, which are made of electrons that oppose each other. These bonds selectively absorb some wavelengths of light and don’t absorb other wavelengths, making the tooth appear darker. When the whitening agent peroxide, O3, enters a tooth, it attaches to an electron in order to stabilize and return to O2. Essentially, peroxide breaks up the double bond into single bonds and smaller molecules, making the molecules more translucent, and the stain appears to go away.

2. Patient misconception: Tooth whitening chemicals are toxic.

Fact: Tooth whitening chemicals are safe, provided the manufacturer has committed to safe ingredients and the dentist is using the proper procedure.

This is where not all whitening systems are created equal. For instance, Opalescence whitening products are made from materials commonly found in or readily disposed of by the body, such as hydrogen peroxide and carbamide peroxide, a combination of hydrogen peroxide and urea, which stabilizes the peroxide to allow for a slower release and longer wear time.

3. Patient misconception: I run the risk of damaging my teeth if I have them professionally whitened.

Fact: As long as the whitening agents have a close-to-neutral pH level, the teeth will not be harmed in the process.

Whitening agents that have a pH lower than 5 have been shown to cause demineralization. Ideally, you want to have a pH of about 6, or maybe closer to 7. When peroxide is in a near-neutral formulation, it will not decalcify the tooth. For instance, Opalescence whitening products feature a nearly neutral pH that closely matches the pH of a patient’s mouth.

4. Patient misconception: My teeth will reach shade [x] and my results will last for [x] amount of time.

Fact: Everyone is different, so shade results can’t be promised.

However, the patient will most likely achieve a significant level of whitening and be pleased with their results. It’s important to keep in mind that the frequency of consumption of staining foods like tomato sauces, as well as smoking, hygiene, and genetics, can come into play when it comes to the ultimate shade of white each individual patient can achieve. These same factors can influence the longevity of results and how often the patient needs a ?touch up.

Some products also offer different results based on specific needs. For instance, Opalescence Boost is a 40% power whitening gel intended for medical in-office use only. It is applied by the dentist for whitening one or more teeth, parts of a tooth, and/or for accelerated chairside whitening techniques. While some patients may see whiter teeth after two 20-minute applications, patients who opt for a take-home Opalescence kit might see different results.

5. Patient misconception: I can’t whiten my teeth if I have braces.

Fact: Patients can whiten their teeth while their brackets are on. As supported by research, peroxide in whitening

gel penetrates beneath the brackets and spreads throughout the tooth to whiten and brighten the entire tooth.

Again, this is where not all systems are created equal. Ultradent’s Opalescence Go prefilled, disposable whitening trays are designed to mold to the tooth, so they fit directly over braces easily and comfortably, ensuring good penetration under dental appliances.

As a parting thought: Have you ever asked your patients how they feel about their smiles? A number of them would probably tell you that a brighter, whiter smile is life-changing. Ultradent wants dentists and their patients to celebrate the power of a smile through the “My Smile is Powerful” campaign. Visit to learn more about special promotions on the Opalescence product line and download the free Opalescence Whitening Reference Guide.

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Global ad spend to hit $563.4 billion in 2017 with digital driving growth

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 New ad spend growth forecasts show caution in 2017 but improved outlook for 2018

Globally, mobile ad spend is set to overtake desktop in 2017, with digital overtaking TV in 2018

Innovation in digital advertising (video, social, programmatic) powers spend growth

Global ad spend growth holds at 3.8% amid cautious near-term outlook

Based on data received from 59 markets across the Americas, Asia-Pacific, Europe, Middle East and Africa, Dentsu Aegis Network’s Ad Spend Forecasts – June 2017 point to a more cautious economic outlook in 2017 than the previous year, with global ad spend growth falling from 4.8% to 3.8% (see Figure 1). However, conditions are set to improve in 2018 with forecast growth in ad spend of 4.3%. Events will play a key role in 2018, with events such as the Winter Olympics & Paralympics in South Korea, the FIFA World Cup in Russia and the US Congressional elections all expected to stimulate ad spend growth.

Despite concerns about the economic impact of Britain’s decision to leave the European Union, UK ad spend growth held up better than expected in 2016 at 6.1%. While there are signs of caution in 2017, with growth dipping to 4%, 2018 is forecast to see growth bounce back to 5.9%. A similar picture unfolds in the United States, where a slowdown to 3.6% is forecast for 2017, followed by a slight improvement in 2018 to 4.0%. The United States also remains the largest market in the world, accounting for 37.7% of global advertising spend in 2017. Advertising spend in emerging markets continues to outpace developed economies. For example, ad spend growth in India is forecast to grow at 13% in 2017, while China is the second largest market in the world by share of advertising spend—remaining the only emerging economy to feature in the top five largest ad markets.

Mobile and digital become the new default settings

Our forecasts show how digital technology continues to disrupt and drive innovation in the way brands connect with their consumers. In 2017, we forecast that advertising spend on mobile will overtake desktop, reaching 56% in terms of share of global Digital advertising spend. In 2018, mobile ad spend will grow further to account for a total of US$116.1 billion. With smartphone subscriptions set to reach 4 billion by 2025 and about a third of consumers reporting that their smartphone is their primary source of entertainment, we can expect to see this trend continue to strengthen.

Furthermore, our forecasts suggest that in 2018 digital will be the top media in terms of global share of spend, taking over television for the first time. Digital’s share of total media spend is predicted to reach a 37.6% share in 2018 (up from 34.8% in 2017), versus 35.9% for television (down from 37.1% in 2017), amounting to a total value of US$215.8 billion. Reflecting the continued disruption by digital technology of the print media industry, Paid Search (advertising within the sponsored listings of a search engine) is forecast to overtake traditional print media (newspapers and magazines) in 2018. Print media has been on a downward trajectory for some years now, but will likely fall to a 13.8% share of total spend in 2018 (down from 15.1% in 2017) while paid search is forecast to grow to 14.6%, up from 13.6% in 2017.

Video, social and programmatic power innovation and growth

While digital ad spend is growing rapidly and set to overtake television, within digital there are a number of new sources of growth that point to the future of advertising. For example, in 2017, online video is set to grow by 32.4%; social by 28.9%; and programmatic (i.e. automated ad buying) by 25.4%. Looking ahead, brands will need to embrace the potential of disruptive technologies such as virtual reality, artificial intelligence and voice activation. However, research suggests that only 8%of brands currently intend to use virtual reality for advertising purposes.

Commenting on the latest ad spend forecasts, Jerry Buhlmann, CEO of Dentsu Aegis Network, said:

“We are reaching a tipping point in ad spend now as digital overtakes television, mobile overtakes desktop and paid search overtakes print. Digital and data must now be the default settings for advertisers. Evolving to people-based marketing rather than audience-based marketing and using data to increase addressability is essential for brands to manage tighter conditions in 2017 while positioning themselves for future growth.”

“At the same time, the challenge for brands is to ensure that they are ready to embrace the potential of new innovation. As technologies such as virtual reality and voice activation become more prominent, brands must ensure that they remain relevant by creating new value for their consumers.”

Dani Jordan
Global Director of Communications Tel: +44 20 3357 4073

Notes to editors

*Digital: ‘Digital Advertising’ or ‘Digital Media’ or ‘Digital’ includes advertising spend from Search, Display, Online Video, Social Media and Mobile.

*TV: ‘TV’ or ‘Television’ includes advertising spend from local and national linear Television.

*Print: ‘Print’ is defined as the combined advertising spend of Magazines and Newspapers.


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My 8 Favourite Red Carpet Looks From Grammy 2020

The time passes so quickly.   I have just mentioned about the new Golden Globes ceremony and the second one is here. Grammy award ceremony was quite colourful. Grammy award is considered the highest international award for artists and recording teams. This time, unlike the red carpet articles I always wrote, I wanted to add clothes that I found interesting. Indeed, those who attended the night were in an interesting dress race among them. It was like a masquerade ball.

Ariana Grande

Arianna Grande was just like a Cinderella in her Giambattista Valli dress.

ozzy and kelly osborne

Ozzy & Kelly Osbourne

chrissy teigen
Chrissy Teigen in Yanina Couture

billy eilish
Billy Eilish in Gucci

alessandra ambrosio
Alessandra Ambrosio in Balmain

billy porter
Billy Porter in Baja East

lil nas x
Lil Nas X in Versace

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  1. I must confess I didn't like all that much the Grammy Awards looks. For some reason, they don't encounter my taste, maybe Alessandra Ambrosio might do it... Hope to see better at the Oscars :P

    1. Exactly, that was the reason why I don't make a list with the best looks but with interesting. I couldn't find a lot of elegant looks. I hope there will be more by Oscars. Celebrities allways try to be different:)

  2. I really love what Alessandra is wearing!

  3. Unusual clothes, Deria! Thank you! Have a happy week!

  4. çok ilginç kıyafetler var :))

  5. I absolutely loved Ariana's dress! She looked fantastic.

  6. çok farklı kıyafetler var. Pembe takım favorim :)

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Benefits Of Rose Water And How To Use It Correctly?

Natural cosmetics: that's why rose water promotes a healthy complexion

With a growing interest in sustainable products, natural cosmetics are becoming increasingly important: when it comes to cleaning and caring for our skin, rose water is currently very popular.

But why actually?

Strictly speaking, rose water is a by-product that is obtained from the complex production of rose oil. The distillation of the rose petals creates the so-called rose hydrolate: a condensate that contains the rose's essential oils. For this reason, the rose water obtained is also referred to as ethereal water. It does not contain any fats, acids or alcohol, but instead vitamins B and C, pectins and tannins - this can improve the complexion: it has an antibacterial, skin-tightening, moisturizing effect and stimulates the blood circulation. This makes rosewater a very popular ingredient in natural cosmetics.

 How to use the beauty product correctly and why it is relatively expensive is explained below.

That is what makes rose water so high quality

In contrast to an extract from rose petals, which has a cheaper price, pure rose water is more expensive to buy - this is due to the production of rose oil, which is very complex: up to 5000 kilograms of rose petals are required to extract one litre of oil. The ethereal water produced thereby costs up to 50 euros per litre. This makes it a natural and high-quality, but also not very cheap beauty product in the cosmetics industry.

Effect: rose water provides beautiful skin

Due to its health-promoting effect, rose water is primarily used to clean and care for the skin. It not only moisturizes but also fights blemished skin: its ingredients have an antibacterial and anti-inflammatory effect - this narrows the pores, reducing sebum production and removing mid-weight. The etheric water is, therefore "non-comedogenic". And that's not all that Rosenwasser has to offer:

  • it has a decongestant effect
  • it relieves redness
  • it counteracts scarring
  • it neutralizes the pH of the skin
  • it has a matting effect
  • it has an antiseptic effect
  • it has a cooling effect

Another tip: Due to its antiseptic effect, rose water can help fight herpes.

How to use rose water on the face correctly

The natural facial toner is particularly suitable for daily skincare. Apply only a few drops to a cotton pad and use it to clean your skin as usual. The rose water penetrates deep into the pores and removes excess sebum. In the same breath, it provides the skin with sufficient moisture so that even people with dry spots can safely access rose water. After cleaning, once the skin has dried again, you can apply your usual lotion to your face.
Another tip: You can specifically combat isolated pimples with rose water by treating them selectively with a cotton swab soaked in them.

Is rose water suitable for all skin types?

The answer is simple: yes. Since rose water does not contain fat, it is suitable for all skin types. Both for care as well as for cleaning and preventing pimples and blackheads. Its antibacterial effect is even said to help accelerate the skin's natural healing process and counteract possible scarring. Due to its skin-tightening effect, rose water is even touted as an anti-ageing product because it invigorates and moisturizes the skin.
Another tip: rose water has a cooling and decongesting effect. You can intensify this effect by storing the beauty product in the fridge.

Dry scalp: rose water for the hair

Due to its circulation-promoting effect, rose water is not only suitable for skincare, but also for hair. In the form of a spray, it can soothe the itchy, sensitive, or greasy scalp and relieve dandruff by massaging it in for a few minutes. Alternatively, you can use it as a kind of conditioner and spray it into the towel-dried hair tips - this provides them with moisture and gives them a natural shine.

Rosewater as a beneficial bath additive

In addition to the previously mentioned modes of action, rose water is said to have a positive influence on the body. This is due to its fragrance, which is supposed to calm and relax the nerves - this is why the ethereal water is also suitable as a bath additive: Simply add a few drops of pure rose water to your bath water so that it can develop its mood-enhancing effect.

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    1. Rose water smells wonderful ☺

  2. Ben de gülsuyu sevenlerdenim :)

  3. Evimde her zaman doğal gül suyu bulundururum...

    1. Burada doğal diye alıyorum ama ne kadar doğal bilmem. Yine de tonik olarak sadece gülsuyu kullanırım.

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