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While lockdown and shelter in place orders continue in many parts of the world amidst the coronavirus crisis; horror fans have turned to video streaming platforms. With a constantly changing catalog of titles to watch, the choice of what to watch next can feel overwhelming. How many times have you aimlessly wandered around the film or TV library looking for something to grab your attention? Netflix is increasingly becoming a staple option in many homes, with its use rising and viewers spending more time on the platform while confined to their homes. Often films and television shows are available across multiple countries on the streaming service - but sometimes this is not the case. With complex licensing deals and the enormous task of negotiating distribution in various locations - often some hidden horror gems don't make it to the USA. Even major titles and established franchises sometimes see US distribution by Netflix end, while still being available to stream in other locations. Outside the big releases, smaller and independent horror content may distribute locally and will never be available to residents of the US. We are going to take a look at some of the films available on Netflix outside of the USA - and explain how to access them inside America. US movie fans who have exhausted the selection of horror available to them are turning to VPN services to access a more diverse range of horror films and shows. A Netflix VPN works by changing the user's IP address, allowing them to access content as though browsing from a different country than their own. They can view and screen films exclusive to Canada, the UK, Japan, and more in the same manner users in these countries would. If you have been thinking about expanding your knowledge of international horror; this could be a perfect solution. So, what's available outside of the US that horror fans will want to check out?

Social distancing is the new buzz word for 2020. Measures imposed by governments across the globe have caused the cancellation or postponement of sporting leagues, events and tournaments, leaving a gaping hole in the lives of sports fans everywhere. Luckily, the internet means there are still plenty of ways for everyone to get a daily dose of exercise and sporting entertainment. Social Distancing Exercise Daily exercise is as important now as it has always been. Whilst there are no team sports allowed, there are still plenty of ways to stay fit and active. Being allowed out for daily exercise means running and cycling are still on the cards. And for those with extra energy to burn, High-Intensity Interval Training (HIIT) sessions are all the rage. YouTube is full of HIIT workouts lasting between 10 minutes and 1 hour. King of HIIT and the nation's favourite PE teacher, Joe Wicks, has plenty of videos online to suit everyone from beginners, kids, and seniors to hard-core fitness fanatics. Online Gaming Online gaming offers up the thrill of sports, albeit without the physical aspects. And you don't need a PlayStation or Xbox as plenty of computer games and apps are downloadable. Dream League Soccer 2020 - Take charge of a footie team, building it from over 3,500 players and rise through the ranks of eight leagues to the top flight of football. TGC 2019 - An authentic golf sim that lets players design challenging courses, compete in Skin wager matches, or become a golfing pro in the PGA Tour Career mode. NBA 2K20 - Adapted for Android, this basketball app has multiple gaming modes. Build a career, compete in streetball tournaments, or become GM of your own team. Even Formula One is getting in on the online gaming act by running virtual races with current and past drivers fighting it out via a video game. F1 fans can watch the races on Sky Sports, YouTube, Twitch, and Facebook channels. Not a fan of online gaming? You can always challenge yourself with one

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When most people think of LEAN, they think of manufacturing, and it is no surprise why. A recent post by Mark Bridges in the "Lean Six Sigma and Continuous Improvement Group" on LinkedIn, brings up the idea of using Lean strategies in an office environment. His post looked specifically at how the office side of a manufacturing company can benefit from Lean concepts. His ideas, however, can be applied to any office environment. Taking active steps to eliminate waste can save companies money whether it is eliminating excessive inventory made by a manufacturing line, or eliminating the need for excessive drive space on an email server due to unrestricted storage policies. Northcote Parkinson's Theorem One of the most interesting parts of his post discussed what is called the Northcote Parkinson's Theorem. This theorem states that, "…Over and above a certain size, an office style organization can generate enough work to busy itself with!" This is a simple way of saying that while office work may be necessary, it can easily become a bottomless pit of inefficiency. One can't help but recall the scene from the movie, "Office Space" where the manager drones on and on about the importance of "TPS Reports." This scene is so memorable to many people who work in office environments because it is so relatable. So, how can lean help to eliminate 'TPS Reports' and other forms of inefficiency in the office environment? The post and the comments people made agree that Lean manufacturing strategies can be used in office environments with minimal adjustment. This is a perfect example of waste in the office, and how Lean strategies can help to avoid them. Office environments print off reports, spreadsheets, emails, and any number of other things. Many employees have the idea that as long as they recycle the paper when done, it isn't wasteful. While recycling may be better for the environment, it really doesn't help the company's bottom line. In

MedCab: A 24/7 Fast Ambulance Service in Hazratganj, Lucknow Hazratganj is one of the main shopping areas in Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh. It has a wide range of shopping complexes, hotels, cafes, and bazaars. Hazratganj has one of the richest history in the entire city of Lucknow. It was initially developed as a market area in 1827 by Nawab Nasir-ud-Din Haidar Shah, and was simply introduced as the "Ganj market". With the British takeover of India, a lot of the old Mughal architecture of Hazratganj was demolished and replaced by British architecture. This is why the modern Hazratganj has a mix of Mughal and Victorian-style architecture. MedCab offers its critical ambulance care all across Hazratganj, Lucknow. Even today, Hazratganj is a bustling area in Lucknow. Continuing a 200-year tradition, it reflects Nawabi finesse, both in terms of food and the environmental experience of being in the area. Places of rich heritage, such as Bara Imambara and Rumi Darwaza are just a few minutes away from Hazratganj. For shopping, one of the most famous types of clothing is sold here known as 'chikan' clothing. The area also has two movie theatres featuring both Bollywood and Hollywood movies. Another important event that is held on a monthly basis in the Hazratganj complex is the 'Ganj Carnival' organised by the Lucknow Development Authority. Various types of cultural programs are held in the area on this day. This is organised on the second Sunday of each month and the market is treated as a no parking zone on this day.

Why is MedCab the Best Ambulance Service in Adarsh Nagar, Lucknow? MedCab offers quick and reliable ambulance services in Adarsh Nagar, Lucknow. MedCab emergency ambulance services can be booked online as well as through the MedCab app at any time throughout the day. We offer 24 hours ambulance availability in Adarsh Nagar. Adarsh Nagar is considered to be a well-planned and green locality in Lucknow. It falls within the area of Alambagh and is connected to all the important national highways. For entertainment, shopping and watching movies, the Sahara Ganj Mall is closely located to Adarsh Nagar. Some of the parks in close proximity to Adarsh Nagar include the Rajkiya Garden, Vyayamshala, and Rajkiya Udyan Parishar. Some of the good educational institutes located within the proximity of Adarsh Nagar include AKD Public School and Lok Bharti Inter College. With many amenities in Adarsh Nagar such as schools, parks, grocery shops and good transportation, it serves as a good locality for residing in the heart of Lucknow. Emergencies can occur unannounced even in Adarsh Nagar. For such situations, being able to contact an urgent ambulance service is important. MedCab offers reliable ambulance services in Adarsh Nagar with 24/7 availability. Be it in the middle of the day or night, MedCab can be reached on the emergency ambulance contact number at 18008-908-208. MedCab is the top 24 hours ambulance service in Adarsh Nagar due to the quick transportation and transparent pricing that we offer. Our prices are charged according to the type of ambulance required. We offer ambulance services ranging from basic life support needs to advanced life support needs of the patient. Our experts can help you quickly assess the patient's requirements and send life-saving emergency ambulance help accordingly. You can contact our experts on the 24 hours ambulance number of MedCab. Additionally, well-trained paramedics arrive with the ambulance to ensure the patient is safel