By www.iHeartToby.com
Apr 16, 2021
Vaccines are getting into arms, restrictions are loosening, and office doors are swinging back open all over the country. But much like it took some adjusting to get used to walking from your kitchen, it’s going to take some time to get back into the flow of working in a cubicle again. Here are some tips on how to stay focused as you make your return.
● Give Yourself Space. That first week back at your office desk is going to give you some moderate claustrophobia compared to your bed desk. So really explore your space. For example, productivity expert Barnaby Lashbrooke says to grab your laptop and duck into a conference room if you’re feeling squeezed or duck into a common area to write out some notes. If none of those exist in your floor plan, consider decluttering your workspace as much as possible and getting a nice pair of noise-canceling headphones.
Repco Beach Hop 21: The youngest classic car owner
16 Apr, 2021 12:57 AM
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Sophia Trybula is the next generation of car lovers pictured at the Thames event on Repco Beach Hop 21 posing in front of Sandy the giveaway Repco Beach Hop 21 1956 Thunderbird. Photo / Alison Smith&#
Sophia Trybula is the next generation of car lovers pictured at the Thames event on Repco Beach Hop 21 posing in front of Sandy the giveaway Repco Beach Hop 21 1956 Thunderbird. Photo / Alison Smith&#
While some soon-to-be parents start working on the baby s room, Sophia Trybula s dad Josh set to work on his baby girl s transportation options.
National
April 16, 2021
Islamabad: National Institute of Health (NIH) has revealed that it is working to develop a single-dose coronavirus vaccine. Our team is ready to undertake this task, while a Chinese team is already here to oversee the exercise, NIH executive director Major General Aamer Ikram told the National Assembly standing committee on national health services here.
He said the NIH had carried out the clinical trial of Chinese COVID-19 vaccine CanSinoBio placing the country among the first few to do so. The NIH chief said China had been formally asked for the transfer of the vaccine technology and the raw material for the vaccine would reach the country shortly. He said the process for manufacturing the COVID-19 vaccine would begin following the imminent restoration of the relevant NIH plant, which was closed a few years ago.
EnergyIllinois may have to subsidize more Exelon reactors to keep them running -study
Reuters
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A general view of the city of Chicago, March 23, 2014. REUTERS/Jim Young /File Photo
Illinois may have to provide subsidies to more of Exelon Corp s (EXC.O) nuclear plants if it wants the carbon-free power those reactors produce to help the state transition from dirty fossil fuels to cleaner forms of energy, according to a study.
Illinois hired Synapse Energy Economics, a consulting firm, to conduct the study in January after Exelon in August 2020 said it would retire uneconomic nuclear reactors at Byron in September 2021 and Dresden in November 2021.
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