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The film “Not all answers are found in Google”, which was entirely filmed during the lockdown, talks about how the young generation forgets about the environment and beautiful memories, while their life is immersed in mobile phones.

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Steve Hamilton is a former prosecutor and criminologist. His newest novel, A Scandal of the Particular, presents the unusual scenes behind the lawyers and judges, and takes readers inside the arresting forces of the criminal justice system.

Behind every crime lies a cast of characters waiting to be discovered and exposed. Hamilton has taken up residence in Vancouver, Florida, California, and now currently lives in Guelph, Ontario.

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Giza, Egypt, 832 A.D.

Al-Khidr is awestruck when he finds a mysterious metallic sphere inside the Pyramid of Giza. As a long-time medieval alchemist, he has seen his fair share of interesting finds, but this discovery is like none other. Unbeknownst to him, the relic will change his life in unimaginable ways.

The curiosity catapults an alchemist through space and time to an alien planet, but his efforts prove futile when he comes head-to-head with the aliens who viewed him as a curse.

With danger looming, a short time frame, and his life on the line, Al-Khidr has to do what he thinks is correct and just.

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As the author of ‘2020, The Year That Tried to Kill Me: A True Story’ Oliver Morrison is quick to point out, this isn’t a sob tale. Though the subject matter relates the horrific story of his struggles with ill-health it is really about how Oliver stayed positive and retained his sense of humour throughout a year in which he fought for his life with a mysterious flu like illness which caused a collapsed lung, pneumonia and a fractured rib. Then came another huge health scare - a brain haemorrhage caused by aneurysms that resulted in a blood clot on the brain and a stroke during the operation that saved his life. The story is intended to give the readers hope, especially in the wake of Covid-19 and Long Covid and inspire them not to give up in the face of adversity, no matter how harsh it may seem.

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UNIVERSITY STUDENTS ARE URGED TO TAKE A COVID-19 LATERAL FLOW TEST BEFORE HEADING HOME THIS CHRISTMAS TO PROTECT FRIENDS AND FAMILY

* All university students are being asked to avoid taking Covid-19 home for the Christmas break by taking a rapid Covid-19 lateral flow test before travelling home.

* The call comes as new research reveals a third (33%) of students are already planning nights out with friends when they're back home, so now is a crucial time to remind students of the importance of testing

To coincide with the end of term, all university students are being encouraged to take a rapid Covid-19 Lateral Flow test and report their results online before returning home for the Christmas break; to minimise the spread of the virus from one area to another across the country.

This comes as students start to plan their return home for the holidays - with new research revealing over half (55%) are looking forward to recharging after a hard term, 57% are looking forward to seeing family and friends, and a third (33%) are already planning a night out with old friends when they're back home.

Now is a crucial time to ensure that students know the steps and behaviours to take to limit the spread of Covid-19 to friends and family.

While the life-saving vaccines remain the best defence against Covid-19, people can still catch the virus even if they have been double vaccinated and received their booster. With around one in three people with Covid-19 showing no symptoms, and with young people more likely to be asymptomatic, it could be passed onto others without knowing.

That is why students must take a rapid Covid-19 Lateral Flow test before returning home to ensure they don't take Covid-19 home with them and spread the virus to friends and family, giving them peace of mind.

The research also revealed that of those students who said they had not been planning to take a rapid Covid-19 test before travelling home, over half (53%) said that, when told the benefits of the test, they now would take one before they return home. As well as testing before travelling home, students are encouraged to carry out additional actions to help stop the spread of Covid-19, including:

* Taking a rapid Lateral Flow test before a period of higher risk i.e. socialising with friends and indoor environments, and reporting results online

* Arranging a free PCR test if you have symptoms

* Opening windows regularly, particularly when on public or private transport travelling home, and then again at home when friends or family visit

* Wear a face covering when on public transport

* Get your Covid-19 vaccine and booster jab when invited

Dr Emeka Okorocha, an A&E doctor, said: "I know when I was studying, I couldn't wait to get back home for the holidays, and with Christmas, on the horizon, university students will be travelling across the country to spend the Christmas holidays at home.

Whilst it's so great that we are all able to spend this time with our family and friends this year, we do still need everyone to be cautious. This is because around 1 in 3 people with Covid-19 have no symptoms and could be breathing it onto others without knowing. So, to make sure that you're not taking the virus home with you for the Christmas break, take a rapid Covid-19 lateral flow test and report your results online at gov.uk before you travel back."

Students can get the tests from their university if they have them, nearest pharmacists or can order them online at nhs.uk/get-tested. Tests are free and simple with results in around 30 minutes.

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Evna is the safest place where patients can interact with healthcare professionals, associations, and doctors about prevention and communicate safely with patients and caregivers.

With this new kind of social network, you can book an appointment for a teleconsultation without seeing the price increase, or make a face-to-face appointment.

The chatbot also responds from messenger and instagram.

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Vin Zeeland was born in South East Wisconsin. He spent his childhood developing his communication skills through music, conversation and reading. A love for writing came while he was in college. But writing children’s books came much later in life. His career began with writing, recording, and touring in the music industry. With his first album under his belt, Vin became a dad.

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As the years rolled on Vin went to college, embarked on a speaking career, recorded another album, and

added three more daughters to his family. That’s when things got interesting. During the economic downturn of 2008, the family moved to California to take up farming in the beautiful Cascade mountains. They stayed in California for two years and moved back to Wisconsin. Vin resides in Texas and Wisconsin. His children are grown, his grandchildren are growing.

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He spends his day reading, writing, relationship coaching, and marketing. Vin still writes solo music under the name Ruthies Space Bus. He is currently writing another Children's Series highlighting Texas culture. Check back often for Zeeland's Young Adult Fiction, and Short Stories too. 

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Vin is a Foodie, loves reading, writing, storytelling, travelling to National Parks, and exploring Museums.

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I’m a screenwriter and video/film producer. After research for months about aliens visiting Earth (scientific research more than conspiracy theories), I decided to write a book in a format similar to a video or film to stimulate readers imagination and creativity. I mixed all scientific information in a fiction story with characters living that scenario.

I decided to write in a fiction format because a book in a format of a documentary would be extensive and boring.

As a screenwriter, I decided to write a book in the same format; a book the readers can use their imagination as they go from page to page. I also described places and information based on research made with authorities on this area to be accurate to the situation happening in the story. All this scientific research was added in a fiction story to stimulate readers imagination and creativity.

Humanity on the brink, aliens invading, would we survive?

We’re not ready for an alien invasion. But it doesn’t matter; they’re already here. How would humanity react? What happens as our everyday lives fall apart? What are the realities of this scenario?

And most importantly; if an advanced civilization invaded, would we survive?

Based on many hours of scientific research, this book strives to be as accurate as possible about what would happen during an alien invasion. With real-world locations, believable situations such as characters learning of an approaching space ship via the media, and realistic human responses, this book echoes reality.

Even the aliens are three-dimensional, realistic beings with motives, rich heritage, and their own emotions and behaviors. Using science, logic, and what top minds imagine would happen in the face of an invasion, that author takes us on a realistic fictional account that’ll keep you thinking long after you’ve read the final page.

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Mayim Vega is a Naturopathic Herbalist & Holistic Life Coach. She started Arukah.com in 2009 to help people become healthy and heal themselves of serious diseases such as cancer,  heart disease & high blood pressure, diabetes, as well as other common issues such as hormone imbalances, abnormal bleeding, migraines, eczema, kidney stones, gallstones, cataracts, urinary tract infection, and more. 

She has studied nutrition, herbalism, naturopathy, and health and life coaching. She learned from the top healers of our generation, the kind of people who are censored, blocked, forced to move their clinics out of the country, or worse, because their health and healings are so powerful they would topple the modern medical system if allowed to flourish.

People started began asking her to start teaching what she knows, including 2 medical doctors. So when she realized that there was such a demand for the knowledge she has, that even medical doctors were willing to learn from her, she shifted the focus of Arukah.com to delivering her Naturopathic Herbalist and Health Coach Certification Program. Now she trains people to become the healers of their home and community, and create profitable online health coaching businesses.

If you’re interested in becoming a holistic healer, visit:

https://arukah.com

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Andre Spivey is a tech entrepreneur and Air Force veteran. From San Diego California, by way of Indianapolis, Indiana. I became interested in technology during my Air Force career and after leaving the Air Force invested money and time into start-ups such as Ryse Media Group, Kweli TV.

I started a software company to develop mobile apps for children on the autism spectrum inspired by one of my sons. I have loved basketball my entire life from playing to watching and this is what led me to invest in sports teams.

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