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Living in the English countryside, Emma Jagare's work is inspired by her love of grand countryhouses and historical ceramic traditions. An inherent Scandinavian design aesthetic is also part of her ceramics having grown up in Sweden. Emma is currently exploring the tradition of the decorative vase for grand floral display:

"I've always worked in porcelain making sculptural organic objects with tactile surfaces. In this new work I combine throwing with hand-built elements, making purely functional pieces - something I don't do very often. You can never compete with nature but I wanted to make a vase that is as beautiful with or without a flower. Something you leave out when the flowers have gone over."

 Emma's work has a joyful sense of creativity and an almost disconcerting abundancy, her recent porcelain pieces decorated with delicate petals and flowerheads clustered around pared back, clean-lined vessels. The look is organic yet uncluttered, celebrating the strange beauty of plants. In recent pieces there is also a focus on corals in various guises, taking the form of vases and platters.

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Short-term Forecasting In Road Evacuation: Calibration Of A Travel Time Function

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G. Musolino & A. Vitetta

The paper presents a framework to define a function for estimating within-day variations of travel time on a network. The framework integrates two main components: a within-day traffic assignment model, that simulates the interaction between travel demand flows and the road transport network, and a dynamic vehicle routing model that provides optimal routes of emergency vehicles. The variable linking the two models is the short-term forecasted travel time, making it possible to capture anticipatory information on traffic dynamics on the network in evacuation conditions. Keywords: within-day traffic assignment, dynamic vehicle routing, short-term forecasting. 1 Introduction Correct information about travel time on a transport network is important to plan optimal Vehicle Routing (VR). In congested urban networks this is a binding task both in ordinary conditions for freight vehicles in order to perform efficient delivery and pick-up operations (e.g. to adhere to strict time windows) and in evacuation conditions (e.g. when a population has to be evacuated due to an approaching calamitous event) for emergency vehicles in order to allow people and goods to be rescued. In the former case the goal is to reduce costs of freight transport, while in the latter case it is to mitigate risk for people and goods. ITS technology enables real-time information on travel times to be provided on some network elements (links, paths, …). However, it is necessary both to cover the non-monitored elements of the network and to have reliable forecasted travel

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6 Steps To Awesome Email Marketing

6 Steps to Awesome Email Marketing

According to Statista, by 2023, over 347 billion emails will be sent daily, while the average person already receives around 121 emails per day.

It’s not that much tough to get someone’s email address. Maximum people have multiples, and they’re nonchalant about giving them out. One for work, one for school and a few for personal use — used to be that you had one just for spam, but email service providers regularly update their spam filters, so spam-only accounts aren’t so necessary anymore.

Every email marketers compete to attract, engage, nurture and ultimately convert leads from their email structure, wording & design. It’s not easy, an email marketing campaign in which 25% of recipients opened the email would be boasting a very impressive open rate (in general, but also depending on the industry).

  1. Define your Goal & Strategy: Email marketing should have defined objectives such as – generating more leads, creating sales opportunities, increasing loyalty among your customers or demonstrating thought leadership. If you’re like me, when you get an idea in your head, you’re eager to rush out and put it into action. Slow down there! If you want your campaign to be successful, you’ve got to step back and think about what you’re trying to accomplish.
  2. Know your Audience: Send targeted emails based on particular segments such as industry, title, geography to increase conversation. You can’t get a satisfactory result if your target audience is not fixed and you are sending emails to random people. Even your email ID can get restricted and all of your emails will be visited the spam folder in case a huge number of people mark your email as spam. A high spam complaint rate is significant that your recipients don’t see value in your emails.
  3. Select an email marketing platform: There are so many options you have for email marketing where you need to select one of them as per your standard. Here I am giving you a few options – MailChimp, Mailify, Getresponse, Constant Contact, ActiveCampaign. There are several other solutions you have which I have not mentioned in this list. You need to choose the platform which is budget-friendly and flexible.
  4. Provide Value: Provide a reason for your recipient to want to engage interact with your email. Make your email attractive, look different so that your target audience will show impression which is your main goal. It is not just you’re sending email and they’re receiving; you need to get a positive response. While the majority of emails are now opened If you fail to provide the value they will fail to provide a response.
  5. Consider online experience: Provide at least one path for the recipient to be able to click and find out more about your product, services or brand, or else the dialog is over. For example – If you have any discount on your website, you can mention that on the email template and provide a button that will redirect to the discount page.
  6. Enable autoresponders: An autoresponder is a program that automates the sending of emails. You have created your first email campaign. Nice! You already know there are many things to an email campaign than the first email. So, It’s time to automate your first baby. Email campaigns that incorporate autoresponders will go through a lot of content. You need to create an autoresponder for Welcome, Thanks, Activation, Shopping Cart Abandonment, Event countdown, etc.

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A Letter To The Summer Runner, From The Winter Runner

Instead of surrendering to the summer heat, try passing on the distance runs and use this opportunity to focus on your weak spots.

Dear Summer Running Me,

Hey, you. Yes, you–with the rivers of sweat running down your legs into your shoes. You, who doesn’t have a single dry spot on your shirt. You, with the ponytail that resembles a tumbleweed. I know you’ve been dreading it for months. I know it’s here and, for you, it’s always too early. It’s June, and it’s summer.

For your seven-plus years as a runner, you’ve hated summer. While other people can’t wait for July (and to be fair, they probably live in Canada), you spend the days counting down to January. But here’s the thing: you live in South Carolina. It’s hot and humid there for a long time–a good five months, give or take. It’s time to make peace with summer running, don’t you think?

Every year, you head into summer with a defeatist attitude. Your summer season is over before it starts, and you’re just biding time until fall. You do the bare minimum and hope you haven’t lost all your fitness by the time October rolls around. You sweat an insane amount and it makes hydration a serious challenge. Long runs are borderline dangerous as a result. But who said that summer means marathon training or bust?

The reality is that there are plenty of ways to put in a strong summer season without suffering through hours in the heat. What about dedicating some of your runs to speed work? You’re outside for less time but working just as hard–if not harder–than you would during a long run. What about joining a gym and taking the time to strength train? Lord knows your glutes and core would appreciate the boost come race day. What about retrieving your road bike from that hook in the garage and getting some cardio with the wind in your face? A little endurance ride never hurt anyone.

Of course, everyone has their preferred running temperature, and some people struggle in the heat or the cold. You know that. But why throw in the towel? Why not embrace the “Summer of Speed” and the “Summer of Strength”? Fall racing season is right around the corner, even though it feels light years away. Maybe instead of complaining about summer, it’s time to thank it for giving you permission to focus on your weak spots. The “Summer of Speed and Strength” has a nice ring to it.

Thanks in advance,

Fall and Winter Running Me


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    My Name is Lisa. I was born in Germany but have been living in Switzerland for the past 8 years. I work here as a professional graphic-designer and photographer, but I also enjoy house / dog-sitting whenever the opportunities arise. I am very creative and take my camera everywhere to capture photos of beautiful places and people. My interests include spending time in nature by walking, biking, trekking, bouldering & paddle boarding, but love to try new experiences in new places. I also maintain a daily yoga and meditation practice.

    I am 32 years old, but I am energetic and curious like a child, and this allows me to enjoy new experiences and events as magical happenings; and this is something I wish to keep! I am very interested in seeking out new places, meeting new people and sharing amazing experiences and living a life of discovery. I particularly enjoy working in different jobs, learning new skills and adapting to new environments and challenges. I am looking to create new opportunities so I can learn more about the world and different people. I really enjoying helping people and seeing them benefit from my work; helping people to have better lives is one of the greatest gifts I can offer. I like to be free and work and live where the heart takes me, I do not enjoy strict rules and a regimented lifestyle that stifles the opportunity to grow. I believe that maximising time doing things that really matter is a far better way to live my life and this is the direction I take with my decisions.

    Everything I do in my life is with a full heart, filled with positive energy and happiness. I enjoy being with people and in situations that create these conditions.

    I have enjoyed being in Switzerland these last years, but now I feel a personal yearning to extend my personal experiences and so I am planning a sabbatical for an ‘undefined period of time’ to embark on a campervan trip; possibly head north to Scandinavia and follow the open road and my heart; meet new people, visit new places and enjoy the work-life opportunities created along the way.

    So, if you are looking for an energised, positive, creative, happy person to help out on a job or project, then please write to me!

    Lots of Love and Happiness,

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    - experiences in service work
    - sports and activities: biking, hiking, SUP, bouldering, doing yoga & meditations
    - love the work with animals: dog sitting, I had my own horse for 10 years
    - love the work with and in nature
    - love to try new and different skills, teachable and determined

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    English: Fluent
    French: Beginner

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    ...what we get from this adventure is just sheer joy. And joy is, after all, the end of life. We do not live to eat and make money...

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Aggressively warming eastern equatorial Pacific Ocean temperatures are reshaping 2016 commodity markets from the Americas through southern Asia to Africa. A general trend change in weather is responding to the rising ocean temperatures in the Pacific Ocean. Old weather trends are disappearing and new areas of concern are evolving.

Most signs of drought that prevailed in the southern U.S. Plains for four to five years disappeared this spring. Record rain in May for the southern U.S. Plains ended drought for the region and brought on significant flooding. Concern over poor soil moisture in late winter quickly abated and new worries over wet weather disease, harvest delays, protein declines and grain quality replaced them in wheat production areas.

The Canadian Prairies had also been stuck in a wet weather rut for much of the past five years. Year after year of excessive rainfall, soggy field conditions and reduced plantings occurred until this spring when the rain making machine was finally idled. The sudden change in the Canadian Prairies weather brought celebrations for a few weeks with producers almost dancing in the fields over the lack of rain. Six weeks later the party was over as many spring and summer crops struggled to emerge and establish because of little to no rain.

Today’s weather patterns in North America are still flipped around from those of last year with Canada’s Prairies still dealing with dryness in many areas while the U.S. southern Plains and lower Midwest are excessively wet. Many will attribute these changes to the infamous evolution of El Niño which has occurred aggressively in recent weeks by raising equatorial Pacific Ocean temperatures between the International Dateline and the coast of South America. It is amazing what a few degrees of warming can do in an Ocean thousands of miles removed from land and agriculture, but its impact is real and will be prevailing through the balance of this year.

Canola futures prices jumped through key resistance in late May and early June when the impact of dryness and frequent frost and freezes became significant in Canada while at the same time Australia was dealing with El Niño-induced dryness. Similarly, wheat futures prices jumped up during the record-setting May rain in the U.S. Plains and concern about Australia and Canada production was running high. Since then conditions have mellowed out a bit, but concern remains in the background of daily trades.

Impact is worldwide

The impact of El Niño does not start and stop in North America. It has a worldwide influence and the past few months have brought changing weather conditions to many areas. Australia agriculture producers feared El Niño through nearly all of 2014 as forecasters got the outlook for El Niño seriously wrong on two different occasions. The forecast for one of the most intense El Niño events on record was issued by some authorities in the spring and early summer of 2014 only to be followed by El Niño like conditions for a while and then a return to neutral ENSO conditions. A second forecast for El Niño was released in late summer and early autumn of 2014 and that too failed to materialize except for a small pool of very warm water near the International Dateline. That pool of warm water was not a traditional El Niño, but it brought worsening drought conditions to California and a cutoff in rain for months in the Philippines. The phenomenon was dubbed “Modoki” El Niño which means “similar, but different” in the Japanese language.

“Modoki” conditions disappeared over several weeks in May and early June and was replaced by a legitimate “traditional” El Niño event. Sea surface temperatures have been aggressively warming between the International Dateline and the coast of South America since then. The changes in ocean temperatures have changed the amount of water vapor that enters into the atmosphere from that water body and created a huge low pressure center that has weather pattern changes occurring around the world like an aggressive domino effect.

Philippines drought has been greatly relieved by the development of rain in recent weeks. Much of the precipitation is needed before the nation is freed from extremely dry conditions and a production cut for rice, sugarcane, corn, tea, rubber, coconut, coffee, cocoa and huge number of other crops. El Niño is still present and so are some of the moisture deficits that hurt production.

Indonesia and Malaysia sidestepped dryness and multiple forecasts for drought during much of 2014, but may now be headed into a period of quite stressful dryness and warmth. The environment will eventually threaten sugarcane, coffee, cocoa, tea, rubber, corn and oil palm.

Rice and sugar may be the two commodities that are most impacted by this year’s change in ocean temperatures brought on by El Niño. Rice futures prices had been in a freefall for a very long time brought on by huge stockpiles in storage and big production years. There have been some production issues from time to time, but no routinely occurring event stands to have as much impact on the futures market for rice than El Niño. El Niño events reduce rain in the Philippines, Indonesia, Malaysia, Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia, Thailand, India, Central Africa, Central America and many of the northern countries in South America. Because of the threat of reduced rainfall in each of these areas there is little support for the futures market. News of El Niño development has brought a halt to the fall in world rice prices and because there is a threat of production cuts a floor seems to be in place under prices restricting a further fall. The market place, traders and producers are looking for El Niño to cut into supply by reducing production. However, over the years through genetics, rice – just like many other crops – has been bred to perform better in extreme weather conditions. It will take a large calamity to seriously reduce production, especially in years like this one when El Niño does not evolve in a traditional manner and its impact on output may not be as severe as feared.

Much of the news media has hyped up this El Niño event to match those events in the past that had horrific impacts on agriculture. Past El Niño events have been serious enough in Indonesia and Malaysia to darken the sky in smoke from forest fires resulting from extreme dryness. Parts of India have endured quite a few El Niño-driven droughts of significance and that too has the media a bit excited, but every El Niño is different. Memories of disastrous El Niño years of the past have allowed media groups to alter the market psyche into fearing the worst when it comes to El Niño. The reality of it all will become evident in a few weeks and months, but World Weather, Inc. anticipates the impact of this year’s El Niño to be milder than feared.

There will be rainfall shortfalls and regions of warmer and cooler weather. Rainfall will be below average in many southern Asian countries and across Central America, northern South America and central Africa, but the manner in which this El Niño has evolved (from “Modoki” conditions) will likely mellow out some of the impact and traders should be ready to look back at the end of this year and say, “gee, that El Niño was not so bad.”

Production cuts will likely be mild and the impact on futures market prices and general supply of fresh agriculture commodities will be less dramatic than predicted.


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Set aside all notions of a sleek behemoth towering above the waterline, on the brink of a journey toward sunshine and beaches, steel drum rhythms, and large-scale, non-stop entertainment.

Instead, think introspective. Think cultural immersion that leaves you feeling you have truly experienced the heart of a place and its people. Uniworld’s River Duchess, sailing from Giurgiu, Romania, to Vienna, Austria, allows this satisfying experience to unfold, slowly, gently, in an atmosphere of sumptuous comfort.

But this is no timid journey intended for aging grandparents. While it was true many of our fellow travellers had 20-plus years on us, they were an active group, breakfasted and ready for the day while we were still fumbling for the toothpaste and rummaging around looking for our shoes.

There were a few novices, including ourselves, but most were experienced river cruisers, fully prepared to get up early, stay up late, and make the most of every moment.

Our excursion started with a coach tour of Bucharest, throwing wide the window on to the former Eastern Bloc countries. Our local English-speaking guide described life under Nicolae Ceaucescu as we passed the Communist Headquarters, Parliament Palace, magnificent mansions and churches, and severe housing blocks. Then we turned toward Giurgiu and the River Duchess, our luxurious home for the next 12 days.

The intimate nature of small-ship river cruising (with just 82 guests on our voyage, although the ship could accommodate 134) meant we had made new friends by the time our ship reached Russe, Bulgaria, just a short meander across the Danube, for an overnight stay.

An early start the next morning took us by motor coach to Veliko Tarnovo, one of the oldest cities in Bulgaria, dating back to the third millennia, where we enjoyed light refreshments, boutique shopping and a spectacular view of the Tsarevets, Trapezitsa, and Sveta Gora hills, with the Yantra River far below.

Next was charming Arbanassi, a pretty little town built around the 14th century Nativity Church, where a four-person choir entertained us with soul-stirring chants from mass. Beautiful voices blending with each other and the surroundings, we felt transported hundreds of years back in time.

After lunch accompanied by costumed musicians and dancers, we journeyed on to Nikopol along rough Communist-built roads, where villagers driving horse and buggy or tending their gardens turned to watch as we passed. Grandmothers in babushkas sat on sidewalk benches holding their handbags tight in their laps, their big skirts skimming the tops of their sensible shoes as they sat gossiping.

With Romania to our right and Bulgaria to our left, we sailed the next morning toward the massive gorge known as the Iron Gates, where the Carpathian and Balkan mountains would soon rise up on either side of us like great vertical castles. Small villages stretched down to the shoreline, dotted with fishermen catching their dinner.

As we entered Serbian territory, the gorge came into view and the Duchess’s top deck was the perfect vantage point when the Tabula Traiana, carved at the request of Roman Emperor Trajan 2000 years ago, appeared on the left.

Then came Europe’s largest rock carving, the face of Decebalus, the Dacian king who committed suicide when the Romans conquered his city. It wasn’t until the sun had fully set that we were able to drag ourselves away from the view for the gourmet dinner that waited.

We detoured from the Danube into the Sava River the next day with Belgrade’s Kalemegdan Fortress as our goal. We were treated to a fascinating historical perspective provided by a local guide before boarding our coach again for a tour of the city and a stop at the House of Flowers, where the nation’s hero, Tito, leader of the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, was laid to rest.

Belgrade has its war-torn side, still in evidence as we wandered the city on foot after our tour, but there was dancing too, and deep concentration over chess games as the locals gathered in Kalemegdan’s courtyard, carrying out timeless pursuits that allowed the shadow of strife to fade into the past.

Croatia fared less well. Some 90 per cent of Vukovar was destroyed during the civil war with Serbia, and those buildings that survived still bear the scars. Rebuilding on a massive scale had brought the pretty port town back to life, though, and there was a bright optimism here, especially on the faces of the school children in Laslovo, our first destination.

We were treated to a puppet show in Croatian, songs in English – and the youthful joy that comes from having no classes for the morning. Small gifts of pencils, notebooks or reading material were acceptable as a sign of our thanks (money is not recommended) and many visitors came prepared.

In Osijek, we made a stop at the monastery in Vodena Vrata fortress for a taste of slivovitz, a powerful plum brandy common to the area, which further enhanced our joy. Lunch would delve even deeper into the community experience as the housewives of Karanak opened their dining rooms to us, setting their tables with a home-grown feast.

Jasna, our hostess, produced an exquisite meal from the bounty of her garden, beginning, as is custom, with home-made slivovitz and a chaser of Elderflower water, the berries picked from her own bushes. Jasna spoke little English, I speak no Croatian, so we conversed in the few words of German we each knew, and hugged like dear friends when it was time to leave. Such is the graciousness of Croatia’s people.

Eastern European history seems to revolve around battles and Mohacs, Hungary, the next day’s destination, was no exception. But we weren’t here for the war history; we were here to drink wine.

First, a tour of the Votive Church and a visit to the Town Hall, where a tapestry of the ‘Buso’ Festival commemorates the expulsion of the Turks from Hungary.

With the thought of sweaty, smelly men dressed as Busos, wearing thick sheepskins and hideous masks while they beat their friends and family with sticks and play practical jokes on them, fresh in our minds, it was time to journey underground, into the family owned wine cellars of Villany Hills, where the end product is known as the Queen of Wines. We sampled the local libation, stuck coins to the cellar’s mouldy walls and thoroughly enjoyed this sampling of Hungarian hospitality.

Pecs was next, and while two museums were the excursion options, we choose to wander the city on our own, ruining our appetites with fresh-made ice cream in advance of Dinner Under the Stars on the Duchess that evening.

With two full days ahead of us to enjoy Budapest, our next port, a morning coach tour offered an overview of Buda on the eastern shore and Pest on the west, passing highlights such as the impressive Parliament building, Buda Castle, the heart-rending Jewish memorial (a composition of 60 metal shoes along the water-front), and ending with a walk through Matthias Church and the extensively renovated neo-Romanesque Fisherman’s Bastion, just outside the church.

Meant to memorialise the leaders of conquering Hungarian tribes, it instead gave the impression of a clean Hogwarts. You expected Harry Potter to come around the corner at any moment.

After our overnight stop, we reached the Slovakian capital Bratislava, where we were offered a walking tour or tickets for the gentle ‘Prešpor


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      Alternatively you can also select the Intranet scenario and combine it with a login link that is created by the Sign in with Microsoft shortcode.

      Or – if you want your users to always log in using their credentials – you can enable interception of manual logins. If the credentials entered match (one of) the custom domain(s) or the default domain, the login attempt will cause the user being forwarded to the Microsoft authentication endpoint instead. But in this case the user must have entered at least his username, which isn’t the best user experience (but it may help for example again brute force attacks).

    1. Hi Kuldip – Can you provide more details on this error: What do you mean with every 2nd or 3rd try e.g. to sign in? Does the error then occur before you are redirected to Microsoft or is it when Microsoft redirects you back to your website? Can see from the URL what page should be loaded? Also, please provide me with a debug log (see for details how to generate this) and send this please as attachment to info at wpo365 dot com). Thanks!

  3. Hi there,
    I’m about to developer a client’s intranet using WordPress and I am intending on using your plugin to integrate Active Directory so I will purchase the pro version. My client also wants to integrate Skype for Business into their intranet as well. Do you know how this can be done? Can we do it through your plugin as well?

    1. Hi Daniel, I’m not sure I fully understand the requirement “integrate Skype for Business into their intranet”. Would you, for example, like to show a “Instant message” link on a user’s profile? This can be done rather easily by adding a link for sip:username@domain.tld similar to mail:email@domain.tld.

  4. I am using the basic/free version of wpo365. I’ve configured Azure AD and WordPress using instructions provided in video. When I attempt to browse WordPress site I am redirected to login. After authenticating I am redirected back to WordPress, but WordPress page says ‘Please contact your Sysmex Administrator and check log file’. Where do I check log file?

    Also, plugin self-test only shows the following passing:
    Tenant ID has been configured
    Application ID has been configured
    Redirect URL has been configured
    Using Azure AD v2
    Debug log disabled
    Correct use of HTTPS
    Domain hint configured

    All other tests are not passing. I am not sure how to resolve.

    1. Hi Oscar. If all other tests are failing, then you probably haven’t configured the required permissions for the plugin to read a user’s basic profile data. Please review and pay especially attention to the section “API Permissions”. You can also navigate to WP Admin (Dashboard) > WPO365 > … > Debug and check for errors reported by the plugin. Hope this helps! Please let me know if you have further questions and I’ll be glad to assist you.

  5. Hi im struggling to use the premium version of wpo365 with pintra-fx. I have set up single sign on but dont understand how i can use pintra-fx to get the access token of the user into a variable. Ive looked at the github repo: which uses typescript and react. Im not sure how to translate using this in php on wordpress. Thank you.

    I would just like to grab the access token and use it for an api.

    1. Hi Johnathan. Pintra-fx is indeed an extension-point for client-side integrations. The plugin – at the moment – doesn’t offer a documented server-side extension point. For what use case are you looking for a solution and what API would you like to connect to and what permissions would be required for that?

  6. Hello, I’m using the intranet version and in the wp admin plugin section it show there is an update (v10. 7). It says automatic updates are not available and there is no update now button. I also couldn’t find anything when I clicked view details. Any thoughts?

    1. Hi Javier.

      Can you please navigate to WP Admin > WPO365 > … > License and check whether you have entered your license key? A license key was sent to you when you purchased the INTRANET edition. When you enter the license key it will first save the key and immediately after try to activate the license. When the license is not activated the Update now won’t show.

      PS Please also know that you contact support directly through the Ask function of the Beacon on the website or by sending a request for support

      Hope this helps!

  7. Hi, is there an option to disable default WP login page with the plugin? So that the only way to get into /wp-admin/ would be through WPO365

    1. Hi Sonya. No, there is not. I believe, however, that you’ll find another plugin that will help you “hide” the login page. Also, please keep in mind that removing the login page all together may be problematic when ever there is a problem with the “Sign in with Microsoft” functionality and you – as an administrator – need to gain access to your WP Admin Dashboard. In the simplest form, you could probably “enqueue” an additional CSS style sheet that would simply hide the login form – but you’ll need a bit of HTML / CSS and WordPress skills for that.

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It was late into Monday evening before a decision was made about what to do with the WWE Championship at Hell in a Cell in two weeks.

I'm told Paul Heyman and CM Punk (believe it or not) pitched an idea that had Brock Lesnar attacking Ryback at the pay-per-view only for John Cena to make the save. This would setup a main event tag team match at Survivor Series with Ryback teaming with Cena to face Lensar & CM Punk.

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How Journalism Improves Your Fiction

How Journalism Improves Your Fiction, guest post by Cynthia Adina Kirkwood

Working as a reporter helps your writing in three ways: accuracy, practice, and camaraderie.

Have you ever read a news story that gets something wrong? Let’s say that the story was about an event in your hometown, and the writer called the main arena by another name.

What happens to you? Do you keep reading and forget the error?

How Journalism Improves Your Fiction, guest post by Cynthia Adina Kirkwood
If the piece interests you, you will persist in reading it. Nevertheless, you lose trust in the writer. If he or she made that mistake, what other mistakes are there? So, even if the writer hasn’t lost you – and your concentration – you now use the critical faculties of your brain to excess. When someone reads your novel, you want them to be engrossed in the characters and the story, not questioning the correct name of a place.

As a reporter, you are trained to get it right and to assume nothing. When interviewing someone, I was taught to get their name, age, and place of residence, and to check the spelling of the name. Don’t walk away from a person named “Smith” and assume that it is spelled that way. “Smith” has a number of variations, including Smyth, Smithe, and Smythe. When writing fiction, you also have to get it right. Throughout your narrative, the spelling of a name remains consistent as does the name of the arena, and the color of your character’s eyes, unless you are Gustave Flaubert who famously changed Madame Bovary’s eyes from “brown, but appearing black” to “black in the shadows but dark blue out of doors.” Fortunately, the 19th-century novel about a married woman who escapes her middle-class banality with dreams, love affairs, and false pretensions is a timeless one too good to be let down by Flaubert’s descriptions, which may have been intentional.

Practice, practice, practice. Working as a reporter means that you write a lot. At one point, I cranked out at least five stories a day at an understaffed newspaper. Writing one piece after the other improves your writing. Compare your unedited pieces with the edited versions, and you learn what to do the next time. Everyone needs an editor. It is a blessing when you have a good one, someone who knows the craft and respects the writer.

Reporting is an intense endeavor. You are always working: looking for ideas, pitching stories, and reporting and writing them. Therefore, your relationships with editors and other reporters are key to your success and well-being. These are people whose opinions you value because of their work. Their generous feedback supports your writing. The glorious aspect of newsrooms in my past was its makeup of old hands, journeymen/women, and cub reporters. You couldn’t buy a better writers’ education.

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A British composer turns outlaw in Los Angeles in Cynthia Adina Kirkwood’s novel, Turn On, Tune OutAngelica Morgan flouts a computer law that cripples creativity in the near future of California.

Kirkwood was born and raised in New York City, where her parents emigrated from Belize in Central America. Kirkwood received a Bachelor of Arts degree in Religion from Williams College. She studied at the American University in Cairo for her Junior Year Abroad. She received a Master of Arts degree from the Johns Hopkins School for Advanced International Studies in Washington, D.C. in International Economics, African Studies, and Comparative Politics. At the University of California at Berkeley, she earned a Certificate of Journalism Education from the Summer Program for Minority Journalists.

She left Berkeley to work at her first newspaper, the Virginian-Pilot in Norfolk. She reported at newspapers in the east, west and south of the United States. When she began researching her first novel, she quit her job at the Rochester, New York, Democrat and Chronicle because reporting was too demanding to allow her to write fiction at the same time. After a few years of supporting herself with a variety of part-time and freelancing jobs, she returned to newspapers as a copy editor. At the San Francisco Chronicle, she edited mayhem and wrote headlines. A morning paper, her shifts began in the afternoon and ended late at night. Her mornings belonged to her fiction writing, which was perfect for her.

In 1994, Kirkwood left the States for Sicily and has been living in Europe since then. Six years ago, she and her son left a sedentary life in Cornwall, England, for a farming one in the heart of Portugal. She has 4 acres of terraced land with olive trees and grapevines.

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I'm writing about the root of the lotus and I keep going back and forth between "the lotus' root" and "the lotus's root." Which is right?

It’s easy enough to make most nouns possessive by adding an apostrophe and the letter “s:”

Tom’s fish tank has too much algae.

The school’s parking lot is small.

Don’t forget to stop and pick up a card for your grandmother’s birthday.

But possession gets tricky when the noun ends in the letter “s.” Do you add another one on top of it, or can that “s” do double duty?

Breathe a sigh of relief. Both choices are correct. Some styles, like Associate Press, suggest leaving that extra “s” off: “the lotus’ root.” Others suggest you include it: “the lotus’s root.” If you’re writing for a publication that adheres to a particular style, then follow that. If not, you decide.


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Binge TV Viewers are More Receptive of Ads, Study Finds

Netflix , Inc and Hulu are making it easier for consumers to indulge in hours-long sessions of their favorite TV show. Where does that leave advertisers?

New research from Annalect, Omnicom Media Group's marketing technology platform, found that 58% of binge viewers enjoy watching at least three episodes of a show in one sitting because they don't have to watch ads.

The good news for marketers is that the study also found that viewers are willing to tolerate ads under the right circumstances. More than a third of binge-viewers said they wouldn't mind seeing ads while binge-viewing if it lowered their subscription rate and over a third also said ads provide a nice break during binge-viewing.

"Many consumers understand that there is a value equation, so if they're getting to watch on their own terms, they have to sit through ads," said Annalect's U.S. research director Jed Meyer. "Live TV is ad-supported and people do watch ads. The good ads cut through the clutter."

To be sure, binge-viewing isn't necessarily an ad-free experience. While Netflix doesn't run ads, video on demand services on cable insert ads into shows, for instance. And Annalect noted that binge-viewers are more receptive to ads compared to TV viewers who do not binge. According to the study, 20% of binge viewers said they often discuss ads with friends and family, compared with just 12% of non-binge viewers.

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Online hotel bookings are increasing faster than any other segment of the Internet travel market -- but some hotel chains are removing perks when guests belonging to their incentive clubs book on sites other than their own.

While airline tickets remain the most popular travel product purchased on the Web, the percentage of online travelers who book hotels jumped last year to 71%, from 57% in 2002, the Travel Industry Association says. To lure people away from third-party sites such as and, several chains...

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COLONIAL HEIGHTS, Va. (WTVR)–The estranged wife of a Colonial Heights man, who stands accused in his death, could soon be out of jail.

The city prosecutor’s office says Ashley Mack was granted $150,000 dollars bond Monday.

She’s one of four people accused of brutally beating Rusty Mack in February. Mack died a little more than two weeks later.

Court documents reveal that Mack was hit and kicked outside of his Colonial Heights apartment by four people. One of the alleged attackers was his estranged wife, whom he had only been married to for a few months.

“You just don’t bring your new boyfriend to your husband’s house,” Mack’s father said.

“That’s just doesn’t make sense. You’re asking for trouble.”

Mack’s stepmother said there was no reason for the violence. His father cannot grasp why the group would have come back for a second time.

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Crime falls in Flintshire thanks to Wales & West Housing

Anti-social behaviour by teenagers which was blighting two villages in Flintshire is on the decline thanks to Friday night football sessions funded by Wales & West Housing.

Following growing reports of young people committing criminal damage, playing football on business premises and throwing eggs at vehicles in Ewloe and Hawarden, we stepped in to support the solution devised by North Wales Police and Flintshire Council to tackle the problem.

More than 20 youngsters aged 12-17 now attend a weekly football session at Hawarden High School run by police community support officer (PCSO) Stephanie Jones and Dan Williams, school and community sports coordinator from Aura Leisure and Libraries.

Many of the anti-social behaviour suspects blamed their actions on boredom and having nothing to do after school.

But with the regular activity in place since September last year ASB crime in Ewloe and Hawarden is declining – and relations between the police and young people are on the way up.

Our Chief Executive Anne Hinchey said:

“Our sponsorship programme is focused on identifying projects and organisations which match our own vision of making a difference within the community, we are delighted to see the positive impact which the football sessions have had in the area.”

PCSO Stephanie Jones said:

“Myself and Dan both felt that Hawarden and Ewloe were lacking positive activities that could be utilised by local young people to entertain their time more constructively outside of school.

Wales & West Housing generously provided £500 of the £750 raised to support the programme, with the rest provided by Flintshire County Council’s ASB tasking committee and Aura Leisure and Libraries.

The football sessions have definitely had a positive impact on the levels of Anti-Social Behaviour in the area, particularly on Friday evenings.

Prior to the programme, ASB in Hawarden and Ewloe was a monthly point of discussion at police meetings based on the number of reports we were receiving but six months into our project the area has been removed from the agenda, demonstrating the vast improvement that has occurred.”

PCSO Jones now hopes to extend the project and expand it in future. She added:

“On some of the busiest weeks as many as 50 have attended to take part, which is fantastic.

“Dan and I are present at every session as I feel it’s important to remove barriers between young people and the police, eliminating their preconception of what we do.”

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Trona is a sodium carbonate compound that is processed into soda ash or bicarbonate of soda, or baking soda, as it is commonly known. Wyoming has the world’s largest deposit of trona, supplying about 90% of the nation’s soda ash. This mineral is Wyoming’s top export and is shipped to markets around the globe.  Wyoming mines produced over 17.4 million tons of trona and employed 2,225 people in 2018.

2018 Wyoming Trona Production and Employment

The U.S. Geological Survey in 1997 estimated the total reserve of trona to be 127 billion tons, but only 40 billion tons are recoverable.  At the current rate of operation, Wyoming’s reserves of trona will last 2,350 years.  According to the Wyoming Geological Survey, Wyoming mines have produced over 633.2 million tons of trona since 1949.

Glass making consumes about half of the soda ash, followed by the chemical industry, which uses about a quarter of the output. Other uses include soap, paper manufacturing, and water treatment, and all baking soda comes from soda ash, which means you probably have a box of Wyoming trona product in your kitchen.

Trona Processing

The trona ore is sent to processing facilities, where it is crushed, heated, and refined.

The deposition of trona in Wyoming started about 50-60 million years ago during the Eocene Age in the Wilkins Peak Member of the Green River Formation. A large freshwater lake, Lake Gosiute, covered an estimated 15,000 square miles in a basin in southwestern Wyoming. The lake was fairly shallow and evaporated rapidly and repeatedly creating a climate that changed back and forth between humid and arid, trapping the once abundant life.

All the minerals and mud settled in the bottom of the lake and sodium, alkaline and bicarbonate, were transported to the lake by runoff water. The mixture of all these elements formed the trona deposits we mine today.

Large trona deposits are found in the Green River formation with 42 beds that cover about 1,300 square miles.

Trona Facts

  • 18.1 million tons of trona mined in 2019.
  • 2,311 – Employees in 2019.
  • The Federal Reserve Board uses soda ash as a national economic indicator.
  • 5,000 years ago the Egyptians used soda ash for making glass ornaments and vessels.
  • Trona is Wyoming’s top international export.
  • At the current rate of operation, Wyoming’s trona reserves will last over 2,000 years.

Mining & Processing

All trona is mined underground and then processed into soda ash or baking soda. An underground trona mine is like an underground city. There are maintenance shops, bathrooms, electricity lines, and streets.

Most trona is mined through a room-and-pillar system where a series of parallel drifts are driven. Connections are made between the drifts at regular intervals, which creates a checkerboard pattern of rooms and pillars. The pillars are left to support the overlying rock, and the mineral is then cut from the mining face and processed.

The purification process begins with crushing the ore, which is then heated to drive off unwanted gases. This transforms the trona into a sodium carbonate. Water is added to this substance, which is then filtered to remove impurities. The water is evaporated and the resulting slurry is placed into a centrifuge to separate the remaining water from the soda ash crystals. The crystals are then sent to driers, screened, and sent to storage bins for transport.

Baking SodaIn the 1st century, the Romans used soda ash for making bread, glass, and medicine, uses which continue today.

Baking soda and baking powder both come from soda ash, so most Americans have a product of Wyoming trona right in their own kitchens. These two common household substances are important ingredients for making bread, cookies, cakes, and other baked foods. You eat this Wyoming rock every time you bite into a sandwich, peanut butter cookie, or chocolate cake.

GlassSoda ash is also used to manufacture many chemicals used in industry including sodium bicarbonate, sodium chromates, sodium phosphates, sodium silicates, and sodium cyanide. It can also be added to adjust the pH of water and reduce acidity.

Cattle feed, swimming pool products, medicines, paper, textiles, and toothpaste all use soda ash.


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2014 Xenos Free Clinics

March 2015

Dear Xenos Free Clinic Donors,

This year the contributions of 15 households fully funded the operational costs for the Xenos Free Clinics through their generous donations through the Humanitarian Aid Fund at Xenos.  It is amazing and encouraging to see how God works though people to get things done.

Since the founding of the Xenos Free Clincs in 2008, we have had an outstanding group of coordinators, prayer team members, registration and data entry volunteers, prescription assistance nurses, physical therapists, nurses, dentists, lawyers and physicians, who volunteer their time to this ministry year after year.  The growth and success of the Xenos Free Clinics is a testimony to their faith.

With the opening of our 3rd clinic at Xenos Main Campus in January this year, we now have 3 Medical Clinic locations, a full service Optometry Clinic, Dental Clinic, Physical Therapy Clinic and Legal Clinic.  The most important mission of all of these clinics is ntroducing the gospel to our patients by our prayer teams.

In 2014, we are grateful to have:

  • 647 total visits
  • 170 active volunteers who staffed -
    • 157 medical clinics
    • 59 dental clinics
    • 22 optometry clinics
    • 12 physical therapy clinics
    • 8 legal clinics

Since 2008, the Xenos Free Clinics have served 2,587 patients in 6,766 visits and 1,946 prayer team sessions - with at least 88 people reporting they received Christ during these sessions - and 1,946 seeds planted!

Bruce Robinson has been with the clinics virtually since day 1.  It is no exaggeration to say that God has worked through Bruce as Executive Director of the Xenos Free Clinics to make all of the above possible.  He has volunteered hundreds of hours over the years, prayed with hundreds of patients, and made personal sacrifices to make this ministry a success. The clinics would not have the multiple venues and disciplines that we have if not for Bruce Robinson.

Bruce is leaving the clinics this year and Margo Connors Shaw who currently operates the North Fourth clinic location has faithfully stepped up to take the position of Executive Director of the clinics.  We are confident that Margo will carry on what Bruce has started.

Thank you for supporting the Xenos Free Clinics!

Doug Rudy, Ministry Director        Margo Shaw, Executive Director       Tony Khoury, Medical Director


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We use heat transfers vinyl (HTV) selectively, for specific situations where screen printing is either not possible or would be too expensive. We can heat press practically any item, with some limitations. Most logos can be created with HTV transfers too, with some limitations there also. The main reason we prefer screen print over HTV is longevity– A screen print will last the life of the garment, where the digital print of a transfer will begin to fade after prolonged washing (say 20 to 30+ washings). The best uses of thermal transfers are:

  • Difficult Substrates: Items with double layers, unusual fabric materials, nylon materials, spandex items, swimwear, items which are not heat-resistant, items with reflective Scotchlite material, and oddly shaped items which cannot be screen printed.

  • Special Look Required: There are lots of specialty transfer materials which we have available, such as Scotchlite, metallic, prism, patterned, hologram, and glow in the dark, just to name a few.

  • Small Quantity Runs: Our single color plotter cut and full-color digital printed, CAD-cut transfers are available in quantities as low as 1 piece.

  • High number of colors or full color, even photographic designs: Screen print setup costs become costly with big color (6+ colors) designs, especially at low quantities. HTV is a great alternative, especially for recurring small reorder jobs with lots of colors.

More About Heat Transfer Vinyl

Heat transfers vinyl, or HTV, can be an alternative to traditional screen printing. There are two general types of transfers used at AT:

  • Digital printed, CAD-cut transfers (for full color or multi-color designs)

  • Solid-color, CAD-cut transfers (includes 3M Scotchlite Reflective material)

We commonly use transfers in the following situations:

  • High number of colors in a design, but low quantity of items needed.

  • Difficult item to decorate, for example a waterproof jacket.

  • Projects where reorders are frequent, but in small quantities.

  • Where a full color or photographic image is desired, but cost to screen print would be too high.

Transfers, like screen print & embroidery, have their limitations. The main limitation is the minimum size a design can be cut from various transfer materials. Some fabric materials will not accept transfers, but most will and we have specific materials for specific applications.

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NEW YORK, Oct. 28, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- bolt, the world's leading digital distribution platform provider for the property and casualty insurance industry, announced today a new partnership with EZLynx®, a pioneer in real-time competitive rating for personal lines and agency management systems (AMS) for independent insurance agents. The joint venture will provide EZLynx agents access to multiple commercial lines products and insurance carriers.

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"We're giving independent agents access to a whole new line of products, including workers compensation, business owners policy, commercial auto and more," said Eric Gewirtzman, CEO of bolt. "We are excited to partner with EZLynx to open doors for all of their AMS customers to competitively enter the commercial lines space."

Currently, there are more than 20,000 independent agencies across the country using EZLynx AMS to compare real-time personal lines quotes. The partnership with bolt will help those agents compare, issue, and bind coverage for commercial lines across multiple carriers.

"We are excited to welcome our newest partner, bolt, and expand our suite of products to commercial lines on our EZLynx Connect Marketplace for agents," said David Taylor, SVP of Product at EZLynx. "By working together, we will enhance the insurance distribution value chain and give agents a digital way to efficiently and accurately rate commercial business."

The new digital capabilities brought by bolt build upon EZLynx's core real-time rating capabilities to provide independent agents with competitive access to commercial lines to expand their distribution opportunities.

About bolt

bolt is the leading insurtech exchange for the P&C insurance industry, uniting distributors and providers on a single platform to transform the way insurance is bought and sold. The result is the world's biggest exchange working with two-thirds of America's leading carriers, helping more people protect the things they value.

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EZLynx is one of the leading software solutions for independent insurance agencies. In 2003, EZLynx pioneered real-time rating, enabling agents to generate quotes from multiple insurance carriers with a single data entry point. EZLynx has continued to create innovative software solutions that transform every facet of agency life, including agency management, client self-servicing, sales pipeline management, marketing and communications, accounting, eSignature, and more, all available on a unified, one platform solution. Over 20,000 agencies rely on EZLynx to provide more than 4 million home, auto, and package transactions every month. Learn more at

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Chateau at Aloxe-Corton

The Château at Aloxe-Corton

I’ve always enjoyed working in the wine trade, there’s no secret there but I enjoy days when my Outlook calendar tells me that there’s a Marketing Meeting in the morning and a staff tasting in the afternoon. Once a quarter we have a review when all the Yapp team convene at our HQ in Mere so this presented an ideal opportunity for us all to brush up on our Burgundy. With 17 wines on our tasting sheets we set off to revisit the spiritual home of Chardonnay and Pinot Noir – but also taking in some Aligoté and Gamay along the way.

Burgundy wines

Burgundy is a complex but rewarding region for oenophiles and is probably one of the areas that everyone could quote if asked to name a French wine growing region (I’d wager Bordeaux would be up there too). Looking at my notes from the tasting, Bordeaux has 57 different appellation controlées whereas Burgundy has over 600 and produces just 45% of the volume of wine that Bordeaux puts out there (this includes Beaujolais that makes up the lions share).

Burgundy wine tasting - May 2014

Armed with the knowledge that there’s barely been a bad vintage in Burgundy since 1984 (although 1991 wasn’t great) we started with a flight of 7 whites to taste through. We revisited some Yapp staples: The Chablis: Domaine Christophe Camu 2012 and Stéphane Brocards Pouilly-Fuissé: 2012 and Meursault 2011 were all as dependable as I’d hoped. We were also let loose on some other great Burgundian whites – personally I was quiet taken with the more rustic Santenay, Edmond Monnot 2010.

Burgundy Wine Tasting - Team Yapp

Team Yapp - Hard at work...

As we motored along on to some reds we again went home and away with some Yapp staples alongside some wines sourced by our Burgundy expert Jackie Dyer - who regularly resides on the Côte Chalonnaise. We compared, side by side, François Gay’s Beaune Premier Crus ‘Les Teurons’ from the 2009 and 2010 vintages and then repeated this with Gevrey-Chambertain ‘Aux Corvées (Domaine Henri Richard) 2010 (a Village wine) against their Charmes Chambertin Grand Cru 2008. We rounded off the tasting with an archive bottle of Nuits Saints Georges 1er Cru 'Les Murgers' 2002 that was rather a treat – we do currently sell the 2009 incarnation should you want to explore further yourselves!

Burgundy wine region map

"...and my holiday home is here!"

It was a great chance to become acquainted with wines that I knew and some that I didn’t – as I drove home I did however wish I’d taken a steer and grabbed a bottle to round off the day in style! Should you want to experience some Burgundian Bliss – here’s a cracking mixed case from our current Spring offers, or you can browse our range of Burgundy wine here.

Horse and Plough

Ploughing by horse on the Côte d’Or.


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No longer in business, sad to see such a reliable honest place go out of business but I guess ecomy has hit the smaller business owner. If anyone knows of a reliable honest mechanic I could use one

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Marc and his staff are excellent mechanics. Always fair in price!

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I brought my SUV to them to have my truck fixed. Check engine light was on. Told them it was an EGR problem since that is what the computer code tells me. They charged 75 for a computer reading saying the same EGR code I told them. They replaced a 8" piece of vacuum hose and cleaned out the EGR valve. Charged me 125.00 total and said that should do it. One the way home, check engine light came...

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Way overpriced. Definitely not trustworthy. Ruined my cooling system with their recommended "steel seal" formula. Avoid this place at all cost!

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Next Level Auto & Tire was founded in 2004, and is located at 255 W Main St in Mesa.

Next Level Auto Service has been servicing vehicles in the Mesa Arizona community for over 27 years, but have over 40 years of automotive repair & diagnostic experience

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A good year in office

Why are we looking at trivialities when assessing Bibi’s performance?

While listening to a radio show summing up Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s first year in office, I got the feeling that regardless of what happens in this country, the discussions regarding the PM’s performance will always focus on trivialities.

Is the PM’s wife influential or not (she’s not,) was it really a grain of sand in his eye that caused him to be late for a government meeting (it was), and are there a any disputes at the Prime Minister’s Office (there are exactly two of them.)

Then there was the meeting with President Barack Obama, which was indeed scheduled in a rather odd manner – but there are worse things than that.

It seems that only one question was absent from the discussion: What is the state of the country a year after the new government was formed?

Here is a partial answer to this question: For the first time in a long time, we see a broad political consensus among the public. In his Bar-Ilan speech, Netanyahu managed to unite most of the political establishment, as well as the public, around his vision.

On the diplomatic front too, despite the protests against Israel (which were also being held during Kadima’s term in office,) it appears that we’ve seen a significant change, which is the result of great efforts: The whole world understand today, to a greater extent than it did in the past, the scope of the Iranian threat.

Economy is growing

On the economic front one can disagree with the government’s moves, yet one cannot ignore the fact that unemployment is down to a record low, that the economy is growing, and that several important reforms that will be mostly helping outlaying areas are underway.

Meanwhile, the quiet on the security front did not come out of its own accord. Unlike past realities, each Qassam rocket was met with a quick response. And we are not even talking about secret operations against terrorism.

As to the political arena, a year after the government took office, it seems that half the opposition is looking for ways to join the coalition, and Likud is gaining strength in all polls.

So yes, we also had the grain of sand in the PM’s eye, and the story about Sara Netanyahu’s maid. I think that Rabbi Meir Ariel once said about this: We’ll have to quit these tendencies too one of these days.

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Leftist, centrist MKs outraged by bill proposing parliamentary commission probes into leftist groups' activities, which is to be brought to final vote next week. Meretz: Boycott Law has whetted appetite of settler Coalition

The Yisrael Beiteinu faction is planning to arrange a Knesset vote on a proposal to set up a commission of inquiry against leftist groups less than a day after the 'boycott bill' passed a Knesset vote.

Elements in the Likud tried to dissuade the party from bringing the bill to a vote after Monday's heated Knesset debate. However, Yisrael Beiteinu is determined to go ahead with the plan next Wednesday.

A relevant point of order has been approved by the Knesset plenum and later by the Knesset House Committee.

Left-wing Knesset members were outraged by the proposal, with MK Zahava Gal-On, chairwoman of the Meretz faction, calling it "a political inquisition".

"The Boycott Law has whetted the appetite of the settler Coalition. This is an attempt at perpetuating the persecution of left-wing and civil organizations. What will be the next step? Sham trials? Throwing people into gulags?" she asked.

MK Eitan Cabel (Labor) said, "The prime minister has lost control over his partners, who are running wild in the Knesset and taking advantage of the power of the majority in order to trample the minority. We are in the midst of legislative anarchy."

MK Dov Hanin (Hadash) compared Yisrael Beiteinu's initiative to McCarthyism while MK Ahmad Tibi (United Arab List-Ta'al) said the party was competing with the Likud over which of them is more racist.

"In the beginning they were against Arabs, now they're against leftists and maybe tomorrow they will go up against the feinschmeckers of the Likud," Tibi said.

There was also rage among Kadima MKs. "This government does not pursue peace or social justice, but rather its own citizens," said MK Ruhama Avraham.

Coalition elements estimate that the move will subject the government to further criticism and are discussing ways to handle the matter.

It appears the Likud faction will allow its members to vote independently. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and 10 cabinet ministers were not present during Monday's vote on the boycott bill.

Last January, Yisrael Beiteinu's bill passed a preliminary reading 41:16. Should the final proposal be approved, supervision over such organizations as B'Tselem, Yesh Din and Mahsom Watch will tighten.

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In years to come I am sure that we will all have our own unique ‘lockdown stories’ about how we managed to spend the days. Suddenly unemployed and with a vast sea of time ahead of me, I decided to finally get to the bottom of a question that had been nagging at the back of my mind for years: what was it like to actually be alive in York during Roman times?

Since moving to York in 2009 I had gradually become ever more curious and interested in the layers of the long and varied history that I glimpsed in the eclectic architecture of the city, as I ventured along its myriad streets. At one point I considered becoming a tour guide of the ancient capital of the north and began energetic internet research on the various epochs of York’s life. I discovered that there seemed to be some misconceptions about the city walls. Some bloggers wrote of Roman walls and others of medieval walls. I was confused. Even an article about York in the Guardian as recent as 2nd August 2020 entitled ‘No One Expected This’ describes banning cars inside ‘York’s Roman Walls’.

The truth is that there is practically only one section of Roman wall left in the city and that is the stretch that ends in the Multangular Tower in the Yorkshire Museum gardens. I used to explore the tower and marvel at the fact that the lower half would have been built by the Ninth Legion Hispana almost two millennia ago. This led me to wonder about the route that the actual walls of the Roman fortress had followed. If Bootham bar lay on the site of the main gate to the right of the fortress (Porta Principalis Dextra), where had the three other gates given on to?

Then more questions began to flow thick and fast. Where had the Ninth Legion Hispana come from? Their name hinted at Roman Spain. Locals seemed to be proud that Roman York (Eboracum) had been granted the status of a colonia. What did this mean? A stone plaque on the corner of Nessgate and High Ousegate states that there was once a Temple of Hercules in this area. I began to visualise colonnaded buildings in front of the River Ouse. Why were local historians so proud that Constantine the Great was proclaimed Emperor in Eboracum and where had that huge column in Minster Yard next to Constantine’s reclining statue come from?

As I found some answers, still more questions arose in my mind. Who were the people who populated the fortress and the civilian city? Clearly, the military encampment was a man’s world, but were there women here? Were there female camp followers? There were camp followers at Hadrian’s Wall, so there must have been women here. What was life like for a woman living in Eboracum? Were women even allowed in the fortress?

As my research progressed, I discovered that there would have been female inhabitants of all social classes and there was one particularly special one who was recently discovered to have been of African origin. She has been since dubbed ‘the Ivory Bangle Lady’ due to her rich grave goods. If there were approximately 200 million slaves during the course of the Roman Empire, were there slaves in Eboracum too? There must have been. And what about gladiators? The answer to that question was affirmative also.

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By the time lockdown arrived there were still so many questions revolving in my mind like spinning plates that I decided that I was going to write a book that would help me to answer my own queries and put a stop to my own incessant questioning. If nothing else, I would finally be able to visualise Eboracum.

I began by mapping out the chapters and decided on a rough chronological order. Chapter One would answer the question of why the Ninth Legion marched to ‘the place of the Yew trees’ from Lincoln and founded the fortress between the River Foss and the River Ouse. Researching the rebellious Brigantes tribe, I discovered the fascinating story of Cartimandua, the Celtic Queen who was an ally of the Romans.

To understand how the fortress was built I turned to Patrick Ottaway’s book ‘Roman York’, which gives incredible details about measurements of walls and depths of ditches. To find out about the kind of houses the people of the colonia lived in, I went to British History Online Inventory Volumes ( and pored over the archaeological evidence that had been discovered from the seventeenth century to the present day.

By Chapter Five I arrived at the really interesting section – who were the men, women and children who had lived and died here? To answer this query I studied the tombstones that our ancestors have left behind, which have all been photographed and catalogued on From the Latin inscriptions translated into English, it is amazing what can be gleaned about the lives of the inhabitants of Eboracum. For example, many of the women’s names showed that they were of Celtic origin and so must have married the invaders and become Romanised. It was the equivalent of the Yanks landing during World War Two when many romances blossomed between local women and the exotic foreigners.

I also read a book on Roman women and on Rome in general that I found on the Internet Archive, a free online library of digitised books that you can access merely by creating an account. Thousands of out of print and out of copyright books are available to you at the click of a button. This was an absolute lifesaver when York Explore library was closed due to lockdown. With the help of this online research tool, I was able to tell the stories of the religious worship in the city, the arts and crafts employed, as well as Eboracum’s relations with other Roman outposts. Finally, the natural end of the book was the decline and abandonment of the city.

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Multangular Tower
At last after weeks of research and note-making, I was ready to begin writing. Initially, I wrote and re-read every sentence, unsure whether it made sense. I became frustrated with my staccato writing, but after some practice it began to flow more naturally. However, there was a lot of cross-referencing and fact-checking that was quite monotonous. Finally, I decided not to get too hung up on errors and just to write it and then check it at the end.

My daily writing routine consisted of waking up in the morning, firing up the laptop, re-reading the previous day’s work and then beginning writing again. (I must confess that I did sometimes sit at my dining room table in my dressing gown, too absorbed to break off and get dressed). At lunchtime I stopped for a quick sandwich, drank copious amounts of tea and coffee and finished at 5pm. Some days I would be shocked when I looked at my watch to find that hours had gone by, not mere minutes. At times I felt like I was in a surreal, dreamlike world, a mixture of imagination and reality. Then after two weeks, it was finished. It was like I had given birth. The only question was what to do with my new baby, which I had decided to call Eboracum: The Story of Roman York.

Kindly my husband acquiesced to my request to proofread the book and spent another week checking it, in between his own chores, while I kept nagging him to read a chapter a day. In the meantime, I bought a self-help book by an author who claimed that she made a ‘multi-six figure salary from self-publishing ebooks’, in which she put the case for self-publishing very strongly.

In 2016, forty five percent of all books purchased in the US were digital. You gain higher royalties from ebook publishing – up to 70 percent on some platforms, in comparison to the usual 10 and 15 percent with a traditional publisher. You can sell in the global marketplace and still retain the rights to your book. Plus there is a faster time to market. Once submitted to the e-publishing platform, your book is usually for sale within 8 – 72 hours and so you can start earning faster. With a traditional publisher you can wait months, and even years, to see your book in print.

Persuaded, I decided that I was going to venture into the world of ebook publishing and plumped for the biggest and most famous platform – Amazon Kindle - even though there are many more emerging ebook marketplaces such as iBooks, Kobo, Book, Smashwords, Scribd and Tolino. The next step was to learn to navigate the tools of Amazon’s Kindle Direct Publishing.

Next week I will share with you how I designed the front cover, formatted the book and got it on the Amazon Kindle website, so that you too can write the book that they say is inside everyone.


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How much do you know about massage and massage techniques? We bet there are many massage facts you don’t know. See how much massage trivia you know – take the Zeel Massage quiz!

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