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today is the day of a very good friend of mine @JEBACC. I wish you much health and happiness to enjoy with your family the most beautiful moments in the cloud.w you made the beautiful age of 18. So I have a video for you I hope you like it. #Happy Birthday

215 new cases of COVID-19 in the last 24 hours. The balance of coronavirus infections reaches 2,460 To date, April 1, in Romania, 2,460 cases of people infected with COVID - 19 (coronavirus) have been confirmed, the Strategic Communication Group announces. Of the positively confirmed persons, 252 were declared cured and discharged (84 in Bucharest, 56 in Timiș, 26 in Iași, 21 in Caraș-Severin, 12 in Constanța, 20 in Prahova, 8 in Dolj, 5 in Brașov, 8 in Cluj , 5 at Galați, 2 at Bihor, 1 at Brăila, 1 at Mureș, 1 at Neamț, 1 at Alba, 1 Argeș). At the same time, 86 people diagnosed with COVID-19 infection, hospitalized in hospitals in Craiova, Bucharest, Iași, Suceava, Arad, Bacau, Timisoara, Cluj, Neamț, Hunedoara, Constanța, Satu Mare, Sibiu, Oradea, Ialomița. , Bihor and Mures, died. Since the last information sent by the Strategic Communication Group, another 215 new cases of illness have been registered. At ATI, at this moment, 57 patients are admitted, 34 of them in serious condition. The health status of the other patients is still stationary. In the territory of Romania, in institutionalized quarantine there are 12,218 persons. Another 119,218 people are in isolation at home and are under medical supervision. To date, 26,609 tests have been processed at national level. Regarding the situation of Romanian citizens in other states, according to information obtained by the diplomatic missions and consular offices of Romania abroad, up to now, 196 Romanian citizens have been confirmed as infected with COVID-19 (coronavirus): 105 in Spain, 57 in Italy, 14 in France, 7 in Germany, 4 in the UK, 2 in Namibia, 2 in Indonesia and one in Tunisia, Ireland, Luxembourg, Belgium and the USA. Since the outbreak of COVID-19 (coronavirus) epidemic, up to this time, 24 Romanian citizens abroad, 9 in Italy, 6 in France, 4 in the UK, 4 in Spain and one in Germany, have died. At the same time, in the last 24 hours, the Police and the Gendarmerie have applied 522 penalties for non-compliance with the isolation / quarantine measures. During the same 24-hour period, the police found 6,939 people who did not comply with the traffic restriction measure. These were applied for contraventional sanctions, amounting to 11,366,595 lei.

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Here's Why the Perseid Meteor Shower Shows Up Once a Year For a few weeks over late summer in the Northern Hemisphere, the night sky begins to light up with tiny streaks of light. These are meteors from the Perseid meteor shower, which burn brightly as they hurtle through our atmosphere at red-hot speeds. The Perseids reappear on cue once a year, but it's not them who are visiting us — it's our planet's own journey through the solar system that makes this light show so punctual. Perseid Meteor Shower Time Lapse from 2016 The Perseid Meteor Shower is named after the constellation Perseus since that's where the meteors appear to originate. But it's not. A constellation, for one thing, isn't actually a single entity that could produce a meteor shower. Constellations are made up of many stars that only look like they're close to each other — one star in Perseus is about 100 light years from us, while another is 750 light years away, for example. Instead, the Perseids are created by the dust and debris left over from Comet Swift-Tuttle. That's right: That beautiful light show is produced by what's essentially a comet's exhaust. Comet Swift-Tuttle is the largest known object to repeatedly pass by Earth, which it does once every 133 years. The last time it passed by the Earth was in 1992, and there are historical records that suggest ancient astronomers saw the same comet as far back as 188 A.D. But the comet doesn't need to be nearby to put on a show. We pass through its debris trail every year in our annual path around the sun. As the tiny pieces of rock and dust leave the vacuum of space and hit the friction of our atmosphere, they travel at 37 miles (59 kilometers) per second: an incredible speed that heats up the surrounding air and turns it red-hot. Most of the meteors burn up before hitting the ground, but some make it through to become meteorites. (Contrary to po[CENSORED]r belief, meteorites aren't hot when they land.) How You Can Catch the Show So how can you catch a glimpse of this natural light show when it comes back around? In 2019, astronomers predict that the Northern Hemisphere will see the greatest number of meteors on the nights of August 11, 12, and 13. Because the moon will be almost full at this time, your best bet is to try and catch a glimpse as early in August as you can. Get stories like this one in your inbox or your headphones: sign up for our daily email and subscribe to the Curiosity Daily podcast. Want a meteorite of your own? You can snag a piece of NWA 11182, one of only 166 known lunar meteorites, right here. If you choose to make a purchase, Curiosity will get a share of the sale.

6 Curious how to spend your free time 1. Don't Force It ... Yes, you're spending boatloads of money on this vacation, and yes, you'll literally be in paradise. But like a new relationship or a meal from the mall food court, it's best not to make concrete predictions about how it'll change your life. A study published in March backs this up: it found that people who set broad emotional goals for an experience ("This vacation will be so fun!") ended up more satisfied than those who made specific goals ("I'm going to feel incredibly relaxed," or "This trip will change my perspective on the world."). 2. ... But Plan Ahead Planning is the best part! No, really. According to a 2010 study published in the journal Applied Research in Quality of Life (sign us up!), vacationers report higher levels of happiness than non-vacationers — but only before the vacation. Afterward, there's no difference in the happiness between someone who just backpacked around Europe and someone who just packed the kids' backpacks for school. To make the most of it, revel in that pre-trip high by researching activities and restaurants, planning itineraries, and buying the stuff you'll need. 3. Do New Things ... Traditions are great, but don't let them control you. Being in a new place (or even a familiar annual destination) is the perfect time to shake things up — and it's a good idea, according to science. There's a phenomenon called hedonic adaptation that basically says no matter how good an experience is, it will get old and less enjoyable after a while. But it's not just that doing the same old thing gets boring — there's also the fact that your brain craves new things. For example, a study published this year in the Journal of Applied Psychology found that workers actually felt less stressed after learning new things than they did after relaxing. Another study found that doing "novel and challenging activities" together was a common thread among couples who maintain intense love through years of marriage. Find time to get out of your comfort zone, and you'll be happier for it. 4. ... But Maintain Some Routines Which sounds like a better day: one where you're hungover, sleep-deprived, and worn out, or one where you're well-rested and energized? The answer is obvious, yet vacations can trigger some less-than-wise choices that could leave you feeling like garbage. As much as you should try new things, you should also do your best to avoid shocking your body. Go easy on the alcohol, try to eat about the same amount as you do at home, and do your best to maintain a consistent bedtime and wake-up time. If you do plan a challenging day — whether that's hiking up a mountain or trying every swim-up bar at the resort — it's a good idea to also plan some R&R the next day. 5. Lay Off the Social Media We know, it's so tempting to brag to all of your friends about the awesome view from your hotel window. But while this might not be news to many, social media is stressful. Studies show that even a five-day break from Facebook is enough to reduce your levels of the stress hormone cortisol and help you do more face-to-face socializing. And in a truly counterintuitive result, another study found that people remember experiences better when they don't take pictures of them, either because the act of photographing made them pay less attention or because knowing they had a photo gave their brain an excuse to form less of a memory. The question to ask yourself: Is this vacation about you, or about your online friends? 6. Save the Best for Last If you have a choice between planning the big fancy meal for the first night or the last night, go with the last night. That's because of something called the peak-end rule, which says that you judge experiences not on how they felt overall, but on how they ended. You can use this to your advantage not only in your trip planning, but also in your individual activities: if you return from an activity to a ticket on your car, laugh it off and go get some ice cream (the ticket will still be there when you get back, we assure you); if you have to flag someone down to correct the restaurant bill at the end of the meal, take in some of the views before you depart. You'll be happier for it. Get stories like this one in your inbox or your headphones: sign up for our daily email and subscribe to the Curiosity Daily podcast. A lot of these lessons come from a fairly new field known as positive psychology. For more, check out "Authentic Happiness: Using the New Positive Psychology to Realize Your Potential for Lasting Fulfillment" by Martin P. Seligman. We handpick reading recommendations we think you may like. If you choose to make a purchase, Curiosity will get a share of the sale.

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