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In January, our Second Grade goes Around the World by applying science and social studies themes to other countries. Over the past few years, a standard list of questions have been developed to go along with a series of country books. This is only the second formal research project that these students have ever done and it is simpler to meet the needs of the students and the curriculum if students are following fairly prescribed steps.
I have worked with teachers on this project for a few years now and each year I try to bring something new to the table. During the first week of their unit while teachers are teaching landforms and geography themes, I pre-teach the process of gathering information from a text with an example country. I let students see their questions in advance and we discuss the questions, use the table of contents, and identify text features. We practice using reading strategies that will help us identify information needed to answer our research questions. I use the document camera for this lesson and it’s so nice for students to see the text enlarged so that we’re all on the same page.
This year, as I’ve worked on developing research guides for use in classes. I asked the teachers if I could take their list of questions and put them into my Super Three Research Guide. You can find a copy uploaded to Google Docs. The Research Guide is 11×14 for the outside page and 8.5×11 for the insert page. I customized my generic guide for this project and made copies for each student. During the lesson when I previewed using a text to search for information, I showed them their research guides.
The students did well with these guides and I think it helped teachers to have it all together in one stapled packet. I was really glad to sneak in the research steps and do collaboration in a way that didn’t require a lot of extra time. Students learned the process with me, and then for the next two weeks brought their books and papers with them and I gave them time during library to work on their questions. It worked out well for all of us!
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Food Blotter has been on a temporary hiatus the past month, but we're glad to announce it's back and again offering the same tasty food tips, from restaurant openings and closings to local foodie events and other industry developments. A lot has happened since our last post — here's what we've gathered.
We've confirmed it with David's Pizza owner Mark Starr this morning — one of Spokane's favorite pizza spots is hoping to finally make its return this fall. The former Logan Neighborhood landmark with a penchant for giving back to the community has long been said to have found a new home near the Spokane Arena and the Flour Mill, in the old, brick Wonder Bread bakery at 803 N. Post, on the corner of Post and Mallon. When we noticed recent business and liquor license applications for the business at that address, we sensed something was up. Starr is hesitant to share more details on the move just yet, other than his hopes to open sometime this fall, though he emphasizes there's no set "when" that could be.
A bright yellow sign for Atilano's Mexican Food has gone up at the former home of Pueblo Amigo Family Mexican Restaurant, at 802 W. Francis, in the Town & Country Shopping center at Francis and Monroe.
In last week's Entree newsletter, we told readers about Lavadog, a Hawaiian-inspired hotdog joint that's opened in Hayden, and which offers wasabi, passion fruit and guava-flavored mustard, among other island-inspired condiments. Also mentioned was the debut of The Dam Bar & Grill, which took over the Park Place Lounge at the Red Lion Hotel in the Park.
Mod Pizza, a Seattle-based chain, is set to take space in the Regal Plaza shopping center that's anchored by a newly-opened Target. It'll be the chain's first Spokane-area location.
The Growler Guys, a Bend, Oregon-based chain that serves beer-to-go by the jug (aka a growler), recently opened in North Spokane and has also applied for a license listing a spot in a South Hill strip mall at 1314 S. Grand Blvd. Grower Guys offers nearly 50 craft beers on tap from mostly around the Northwest. Check out the current tap list for the North Side location here.
Mead, an alcoholic beverage with medeival-origins, is making strides in the region. Read our profile in this week's Inlander, highlighting two local meaderies: Hierophant Meadery and Fenwyr Cellars. Fenwyr celebrated its grand opening last weekend and is attempting a second Kickstarter campaign after its first try was unfunded earlier this year.
Ruins, the new, evening food and drink spot by same folks behind Stella's Cafe, opened about two weeks ago and since then the cozy, 36-seat space has been packed most nights. It's located in the former home of the Top Notch Cafe near the Spokane County Courthouse.
Clover is accepting reservations ($100/person) for a Lobster Boil dinner, serving fresh, live Maine lobster alongside wine/beer and other house-made sides. The limited-admission dinner happens next weekend, Sunday, Aug. 17.
The Spokane Winery Association tonight hosts Wines by the Yards in Kendall Yards, featuring more than 30 wines from member wineries, light appetizers and live music.
If wine's not your thing, that's actually great for you, because it's also National IPA Day! In conjunction with this beer lover's holiday, the Inland Northwest Ale Trail is hosting a party tonight at the Black Diamond in Spokane Valley to celebrate the brewery guide map's expansion across the Northwest.
In celebration of National Farmers Market Week, the Emerson-Garfield Farmers Market is hosting Chef Adam Hegsted for a fresh food demo at the market tomorrow, Aug. 8. He'll be making two salads using ingredients from the market.
Stir Eatery & Lounge on North Division has closed.
A new late-night food menu was introduced at Latah Bistro last weekend, offering food and drink specials from 9 pm to midnight and/or close.
There are five days left in a locally-run Kickstarter campaign to launch 5 Julio's Cuban Cuisine, a food truck that plans to serve Caribbean dishes.
The local cider trend continues to blossom, with Coeur d'Alene-based Lake City Cider announcing plans for a fall launch.
Construction is progressing at the new future home of Madeleine's Cafe & Patisserie and its owners' new venture, Durkin's Liquor Bar, just next door.
Well, everyone, I’m sorry to say this is the final Food Blotter post I’ll be writing. And I was going to let it fade out quietly, but there’s just too much happening. So here’s a special Tuesday edition with lots that we’ve fallen behind on — and even more to look forward to.
Cork House, a new upscale eclectic restaurant, is now open at the former Barlows location in Liberty Lake. (Barlows moved to a new building in January.) The executive chef is Brian Hutchins, formerly of Clover. Read more about it in last week’s Entree newsletter — and seriously, if you like this kind of food news, it’s a really good idea to just subscribe to the newsletter.
A new bar and music venue in Coeur d’Alene, the Rocker Room, opened in mid-June just in time for the beginning of Coeur d’Alene’s event-filled summer.
Agave Latin Bistro has permanently closed at its downtown location at Sprague and Lincoln, and in its place is coming Burger Lab. It’s owned by an all-star designer-builder-restauranteur team and, like Nudo and Fire Artisan Pizza farther down the block, will be a project of design firm HDG. The former Wojo Works space on that same block is also likely to become a cafe or eatery of some sort.
Love @ First Bite had its final day at the old bakery last Thursday, and will be reopening in a new space farther down Sprague.
Veraci Pizza, the last restaurant of the Kendall Yards restaurants under construction this year, now has its sign up and getting very close to opening.
Tinbender Craft Distillery, located in the back of the former Spokane Public Market building, is getting closer to opening after a big repaving project.
Soulful Soups and Spirits, the downtown soup-by-day, bar-by-night spot, has reopened after a week of renovations.
As we’ve mentioned, Java on Sherman in Coeur d’Alene moved to a new location farther down Sherman earlier this year. Starting in August, look for a quick turnaround on a big renovation at the old space, which will be reopening as a coffee shop of a different style.
Others getting closer to opening are Ruins, the new dinner restaurant from the Stella’s team; Station House Pizza in Hillyard; Black Label Brewing Company and the other businesses at Saranac Commons; Tamarack Public House downtown on Sprague; and 24 Taps, a reincarnation of the Heroes and Legends sports bar in the downtown space that was most recently Sergio’s.
One Tree Hard Cider is now distributing around town — locations where you might find it on tap so far include Jones Radiator, Manito Tap House, Waddell’s and Press.
Big Barn Brewing Company, based at the Bodacious Berries, Fruits and Brews farm on Green Bluff, is also distributing around town now.
No-Li is releasing a new brew in four-packs later this month: Rise & Grind, a dark ale roasted with Gemelli coffee.
A few anniversaries… This Saturday, July 12, Selkirk Abbey is celebrating its second anniversary with music and special beers. Madeleine’s, which is moving to a new home a few blocks east later this year, celebrated seven years at the end of June. And Nu Home Brew celebrated one year on July 1, with an anniversary party in the works for early August.
We recently featured the list of new sidewalk cafes approved this year. In other outdoor drinking news, city leaders in Spokane and Seattle are asking the state Liquor Control to let cities have more control over rules for patio drinking. The specific issue? State law requires a 42-inch fence or barrier enclosing all outdoor drinking spaces, which isn’t possible for some businesses. And Spokane officials are feeling friendlier toward letting people drink in the streets — they’re doing a pilot program allowing beer gardens for some special events and festivals held on city roadways.
FiveThirtyEight, an otherwise respectable and statistically sound news source, is devoting a strange amount of resources to a national burrito bracket. But they put Joel’s Mexican Restaurant in Sandpoint in the running, so that’s exciting.
If you haven’t seen the potato salad Kickstarter campaign that’s making national news, here it is.
This week’s Outdoors Issue inspired our latest entirely unscientific food preference poll: What’s your s’more style — marshmallow carefully toasted or intentionally engulfed in flame?
A reminder, first of all, that if you have intentions to go make s’mores around a rustic campfire somewhere in the Inland Northwest this summer, check for burn bans and fire rules first.
Now, the results: Maybe it’s impatience or maybe we just enjoy setting things on fire, but the majority of comments were in favor of marshmallows purposely set ablaze.
A number of commenters volunteered a preference for the other ingredients, too, with suggestions of Oreos instead of graham crackers and the addition of Nutella. Mr. Goodbar was suggested as a chocolate of choice, but the most frequent recommendation was to use a Reese’s peanut butter cup as the chocolate layer.
On the spectrum of toastiness, some say they go for flames more than once on a single marshmallow. The most specific and intriguing response in the “Both/Depends” category came from Vintage Hill:
Depends on the wine you are having. A nice late harvest Semillon made dry likes the golden brown version with a milk chocolate bar. Same with a Cab. Sauv. but change the chocolate to a darker bar, even for some very tannic CS’s bittersweet is the call. Burn it and you are in Cab Franc country all the way.
Way back in January when it was too cold to care much, we wrote about how letting businesses spill into the sidewalk with sandwich boards, music and patios can make cities more pedestrian-friendly and lively. (And that means safer, too.)
In Spokane, businesses that want to build a café area on the actual sidewalk — as opposed to private property that happens to be outside — must apply for a permit from the city. Among the requirements: The patio must leave at least 6 feet of unobstructed sidewalk, must not block deliveries for adjacent businesses and must be at least four feet from any street trees.
And the city has quite a few new ones this year. Now that we’ve got some summery weather, here’s the list from the city of all businesses newly permitted this year for their inaugural sidewalk café summer:
River Park Square
808 W. Main Ave.
A seating area outside the front entrance of the mall is bordered by new flower planters, and a popular place to pause with an iced coffee.
228 W. Sprague Ave.
The wood-fenced patio was just constructed in the past week, and nearly doubles the seating capacity of the music venue’s café area.
The Blind Buck
204 N. Division St.
Partially covered by the bar’s awning, the little patio out front on Division is bordered by a tiny ledge just wide enough for your cold drink.
102 N. Howard St.
The patio outside Wild Dawgs, in the shadow of the Parkade, has full-size tables and feels urban without too much traffic.
River City Brewing
121 S. Cedar St.
On the west end of downtown just up the block from Rocket Bakery’s big outdoor seating area, River City’s patio is a good spot for watching the sun set as trains go by.
916 S. Hatch St.
Located in a residential part of the Perry District — the only one on this list outside the downtown core — Wisconsinburger built a wood deck across the full front of the restaurant.
UPDATE: The council voted unanimously Monday to approve the new rules. The full ordinance is below.
After a year of open houses and workshops and an anti-climactic meeting last month, the Spokane City Council looks set to finally vote on new food truck rules tonight.
The city's planning department has led the charge to hash out new rules to replace the current outdated and vague regulations — one example: mobile food vendors are technically required to move every 10 minutes. We wrote about the plan last summer and again when the council was set to vote on new rules in May. But, even though city staff said they worked with food truck owners on a new set of rules, when the time came for the city council to vote, the food truck owners who showed up were not pleased. Among other things, they criticized new fees and the city's proposed requirement for food trucks to get permission from nearby property owners in order to park in front of downtown buildings. So, the council delayed their vote. Now, after more meetings, the latest version of the rules is a compromise.
"There were things [city leaders] weren’t willing to compromise on and there were things they were. It was really nice that they were open," says Joile Forral, who owns the food truck Couple of Chefs and is president of the Greater Spokane Food Truck Association. "We do support the new changes."
The previous rules required a fee for each place where trucks planned to park; now, they'll be charged a flat yearly fee. On the larger, messier question of how much say brick and mortar businesses should have over food truck locations, the city will now work with food truck owners to identify downtown building owners who are "food-truck friendly" so food trucks now where they're welcome, Forral says. Outside of downtown, businesses can complain if they don't want a food truck near their building. In those cases, the trucks must stay 50 feet from the entrance.
Forral says she's heard from property owners who didn't want her truck nearby and was happy to move on.
"We don’t want to vend from where we’re not wanted," she says. "We just want to serve good food and be where people want us to be."
If passed by the council and signed by the mayor, the new rules will take effect in about a month.
Here's the full ordinance outlining the new rules (another ordinance on the agenda deals with which city zones will allow food trucks). The latest changes are in red.
After taking over the space previously occupied by Pend D’Oreille Winery and doing some renovations, MickDuff’s is opening its new tap room in downtown Sandpoint tomorrow. Unlike the original pub — which is still open like always — MickDuff’s Beer Hall doesn’t have a kitchen and will keep the focus on the beer.
Pend D’Oreille Winery, meanwhile, moved nearby to 301 Cedar St., and is celebrating both the reopening and its 19th anniversary this weekend with live music and discounts.
Back here in Spokane, Fusion Flours — the gluten-free bakeshop — is back open at a new location: 130 N. Stone, which was previously the site of Michlitch’s gluten-free baking operations.
This week's Entree newsletter has details about Young Buck Brewing and the new incubator brewery getting up and running near the former Spokane Public Market.
With the rapidly growing number of craft breweries in Washington state, it’s becoming more and more difficult to be the best in the state. But a handful of local breweries managed to do it at last weekend’s Washington Beer Awards: River City Brewing took home gold for its River City Red (American Ambers), Iron Goat Brewing took home gold for its Gin Barrel-Aged Head Butt IPA (Wood and Barrel Aged Beers) and silver for its Barrel-Aged Goatnik Russian Imperial Stout (Wood and Barrel Aged Strong Beers); Hopped Up Brewing earned silver for its Lemon Quality Cream Ale (Fruit Beers); Paradise Creek earned silver for its Scottish Stovepipe (Scottish Ales) and bronze for Huckleberry Pucker (Sours); and Republic Brewing Co. took home silver for its Falligan’s Irish red (Irish Red Ales) and bronze for Big Mischief Porter (Robust Porters).
A whole slate of new Washington state laws went into effect last Thursday, 90 days after the legislative session ends. Among them are a few laws that affect the way Washingtonians can get their drink on. Here are the changes:
Places licensed to sell beer growlers can now also sell cider growlers.
Craft cider is booming in Washington state, but the law hasn’t been exactly clear on how to deal with it. Is it more like wine? More like beer? Well, the passage of SB 6442 means that cider can be sold in growlers — the reusable, typically glass jugs — the same way beer on tap has been sold for years from local bottleshops and bars. The Northwest Cider Association expects this to be a huge boon for cideries trying to get a spot on local tap lists. The bill passed on March 19, and went into effect June 12.
Places licensed to distribute wine can sell wine growlers.
specialty shops and other distributors can now sell wine in refillable growlers, too, thanks to SHB 1742. Advocates emphasized that it makes wine a lot more sustainable, since wine enthusiasts can reuse a growler rather than throwing away bottles. This bill passed on March 17, and went into effect June 12. A clarification thanks to the Liquor Control Board: Wine growlers can only be sold by the wineries that produce the wine, at their own additional locations separate from any production or manufacturing sites. So, a tasting room in downtown Spokane owned by a winery in Walla Walla can sell growlers, but independent shops and tasting rooms that offer several wineries' products cannot.
Craft distilleries can sell you more alcohol.
Under previous law, craft distilleries could only sell a person three liters of spirits on a single day. That shouldn’t be a problem for personal consumption, but what if you’re picking up supplies for a big party or shopping for last-minute holiday gifts? Now, thanks to SSB 6226, that limit is gone. (It was just upped from two to three liters last year.) Additionally, craft distilleries could provide free half-ounce samples on the premises — now they can also charge for those samples if they want. Also important: It revises the definition of a “craft” distillery from one producing 60,000 gallons a year or less up to 150,000 gallons — so distilleries can make more without losing their “craft” status. This bill was passed on March 27, and went into effect June 12.
Farmers markets can offer more beer and wine samplings.
Last year, a new law started allowing beer and wine sampling at farmers markets around Washington state, with supporters saying it was a good way for local breweries and wineries to reach people who care about buying from local producers. In doing so, it also tweaked the definition of a “qualifying farmers market” so that more markets would be eligible. But since the definition wasn’t changed for selling beer and wine, some markets were eligible for sampling but not for selling. This year’s law, SB 6514, reconciles the definition so that all markets that qualify can do both. This bill was passed on March 27, and went into effect June 12.
Caterers can now apply for liquor licenses.
Many restaurants have liquor licenses, as do bars and event venues. But until now, independent catering companies without a storefront could not apply for a liquor license. Thanks to ESHB 2680, caterers can now apply for a liquor license from the state Liquor Control Board that allows them to serve alcohol at any place owned or leased by either the catering company or the organization that hired them. A couple of the stipulations: Caterers must provide some type of food at every event (at least snack food), and must send a schedule of liquor-catered events to the regional liquor board office every month. This bill was passed on March 17, and went into effect June 12.
Day spas can offer a complimentary glass of wine or beer.
Art galleries can offer visitors a complimentary glass of wine or beer to sip while they peruse the art, and wedding boutiques can do the same. So if you can have a drink with your art and your bridal gown shopping, why not your pedicure? With the passage of ESSB 5045, day spas can similarly get a permit to offer beer or wine to their guests over 21. The bill was passed April 2 and went into effect June 12.
Law enforcement can get involved if places that sell liquor have too much theft.
Part of the reason Washington did away with state-run liquor stores was the convenience of getting to pick up a bottle of vodka at the grocery store. But it’s also made theft more convenient at places that don’t keep their supply carefully guarded, and sometimes those thieves are minors. Now, with ESHB 2155, there’s a process for law enforcement and the Liquor Control Board to intervene when stores have an unusually high theft rate — defined as two or more thefts in a six-month period that involve minors getting access to liquor. This bill was passed on March 27, and went into effect June 12.
Ephata Cafe, located at 1908 W. Northwest Blvd, is now open and serving up a variety of juices, smoothies, sandwiches and other snacks. Opening Week specials continue through Saturday, when there’s a cake and ice cream celebration at 3 pm.
Crafted Tap House + Kitchen in Coeur d’Alene is opening this Sunday.
Also in Coeur d’Alene, a new taproom is opening soon — but for kombucha, not beer. Read more about Bare Culture Kombucha in this week’s Entree newsletter.
This weekend — Father’s Day, hint hint — is Swirl Washington, a new evening wine event at the Davenport with winemakers and chefs from around the region. It’s meant to be similar to Taste Washington Spokane, an annual event that ended in 2010.
The Fainting Goat, a wine bar and restaurant in Wallace, is celebrating one year today with champagne and cake.
Hopped Up Brewing is celebrating its first anniversary on Saturday with live music and beer floats.
The Washington Brewers Festival is this weekend, but unfortunately held on the other side of the state. But a few of Washington beer guru Kendall Jones’ festival picks are available in our area: Iron Goat’s Dry Fly barrel-aged creations, Orlison’s IPL and Rye IPL, Ramblin Road’s Belgian-style beers, and Twelve String’s tequila barrel-aged beers — “Who ages beer in tequila barrels? Gotta try it.”
A handful of local breweries took home honors from last weekend’s Mountain Brewers Beer Fest: Laughing Dog got gold for its Anubis Imperial Coffee Porter and bronze for its De Aschste Hond (a wild ale in the fruit category); Paradise Creek Brewery took home gold for its Hoe’s Daddy Dunkelweizen; and Selkirk Abbey earned gold for its Saint Joseph. See the full results here.
This week’s Inlander is the biggest of the year, primarily because of the 84 pages of Summer Guide. We did Summer Guide categories for both food and drinks this year. We mentioned cold brew in the food section — Roast House is offering free classes on how to do it properly.
Remi Olsen is moving away from Spokane, the Spokesman reports, bringing an end of sorts to the reviews and updates of SpoCOOL. The site lives on in a new form, and the blog portion is still available here.)
Ha Ha’s Teriyaki Grill was hit with some vandalism and racist graffiti.
If you’ve never been to the Saturday farmers market in Moscow, it’s serious business. Vendor spots are juried and coveted, and the city is hosting tryouts for new food and craft vendors next Friday. Applications are here.
A little advance notice — next week’s Thursday Market on Perry also includes a food truck rally.
This has been around a while but I'd missed it until now, so maybe you did, too: A guy in Brooklyn sends grilled cheese sandwiches with little parachutes down to people on the sidewalk from his upper-story window. Here, described as only TV news can describe it.
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A quick and natural way to kill weeds in rocks is by pouring boiling water directly on them. The scorching water will burn the leaves and kill the plants immediately.
Sprinkling rock salt directly on the soil doesn’t give you enough precision. Precision is critical when working on rock gardens adorned with decorative plants. The root systems of the plants may be reaching further than you think. You might be sprinkling salt right where the roots are.
Here are other things you should consider before buying the best weed killer for rocks:
Kill Weeds With Boiling Water
The good news is, killing weeds in rocks is not much different from killing weeds in the garden and lawn.
Sprinkle rock salt directly on the soil , underneath or near the weeds. Spray the treated area with plenty of water to give the salt the chance to penetrate the soil.
Sprinkle Salt On The Soil
Another natural way to kill weeds in rocks is to use good old rock salt or table salt. The salt kills weeds by drawing the moisture out of them and dehydrating them. This applies to other plants as well! Be careful not to get any on the plants that you want to keep.
Contact weed killers are great for eradicating common annual weeds like nettle, crabgrass, bindweed, mallow, and others alike.
Do not substitute plastic sheeting for landscape fabric. Plastic prevents air and water from reaching the soil. This causes water to pool among your rocks, which can create a breeding ground for mosquitoes and other insects.
Invasive weeds can destroy the look of your rock beds, and where one weed invades more are sure to follow. When possible, act fast to wipe out invasive plants. With a few tricks, you can kill the weed growth among your rocks and prevent weeds from coming back. Just employ these simple methods:
Lay Landscape Fabric
Several popular “natural” methods are touted as solutions for killing weeds in rocks. Some of these methods are ineffective, while others can be more dangerous to your yard than herbicides. Be wary of the following weed killers.
To prevent overspray that may harm desirable plants and grasses, apply weed killers on a wind-free day. If necessary, use cardboard to shield desirable plants when spraying weeds.
Use a Long-Lasting Weed Killer and Preventer Spray
The best way to kill weeds down to the root without using herbicides is by hand-weeding. This may seem like hard work, but no home remedy is as effective as hand weeding. If you use the right weeding tool, the job can be much easier.

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A seemingly mundane August 23 debate over who should govern state militias helps to illuminate the purpose of what later became the Second Amendment. The proposition on the table was to empower the national government to “make laws for organizing, arming & disciplining the Militia, and for governing such part of them as may be employed in the service of the U. S. reserving to the States respectively, the appointment of the officers, and authority of training the militia according to the discipline prescribed-“ Elbridge Gerry immediately objected that enabling the national government to “arm” militias “would be regarded as an instrument of … Continue reading August 23: Seeds of the Second Amendment
The July 14th debate illustrates well the disagreement about whether this federal government would be a union of the States or a Union of the states. It’s hard for us now to recover fully this dispute because, after the Civil War, it became clear to everyone except the state of Texas that the national government was supreme in sovereignty to the state governments. The state governments persisted and have never been treated simply as functionaries of the national government, but there was no longer a question of ultimate supremacy. By contrast, prior to the Civil War, almost all documents say … Continue reading July 14: How Federal Would the Federal Government be?

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text: Biographies include R.W.B. Lewis, Edith Wharton (1975, reprinted 1985); Eleanor Dwight, Edith Wharton: An Extraordinary Life (1994); Shari Benstock, No Gifts from Chance (1994); and Susan Goodman, Edith Wharton’s Inner Circle (1994); and Hermione Lee, Edith Wharton (2007). Analyses of Wharton’s work are found in Barbara A. White, Edith Wharton: A Study of the Short Fiction (1991); Carol J. Singley, Edith Wharton: Matters of Mind and Spirit (1995); and Cynthia Griffin Wolff, A Feast of Words: The Triumph of Edith Wharton, 2nd ed. (1995).

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The U.K. government has released its plans for emulating the storied high-risk, high-reward U.S. funding agency, the Advanced Research Projects Agency. During the 2019 election campaign, the Conservative government promised to set up such an agency, and Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s former adviser Dominic Cummings pushed for it. Now, it has a name: the Advanced Research & Invention Agency. The agency will sit within the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy, but remain independent from the main research funding agency, UK Research and Innovation. Business secretary Kwasi Kwarteng announced last week it would be funded by an initial £800 million over 4 years and would begin to disburse grants by 2022.
The Utah Innovation Fund, the new state-based venture capital firm headquartered in the UofU’s Thomas S. Monson Center in downtown Salt Lake City, awarded $250K to Eden Technologies for their


It's not a belief. Is DOES work with some headsets. But one thing that i noticed is that it only worked when i had OFW. I purchased a cheap headset (Around 100 INR/-) that gave me a LOT higher audio on lineout.
But the same didn't happen in CFWs.
Si it's Real.
There are 2 types:-
Headphones dont have a mic. So u'll have to talk with the phones mic. And Headsets have a mic.
When you connect a head set, the phone will detect it as its jack is longer than headphones. When you connect a headphone, the phones gets confused weather you have connected a headphone or a portable speaker. So it gives you options.
Maybe the creator of many firmwares, add a mod, which sets headphone as default.


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Cristina Flutur was born in Iasi, Romania. She made her cinema debut performing Alina in the film Daleč za griči (2012), directed by the Romanian director Cristian Mungiu. For this role she received the Award for Best Actress at the International Film Festival at Cannes, in 2012. While studying at the Faculty of Letters, Romanian and English Language and Literature Department, at the "Al. I. Cuza" University in Iasi, Romania, she performed in a theatre company for students, "Ludic" theatre, for 3 years. After graduating, in 2000, she decided to go more seriously into acting and became a student in drama at the Faculty of Letters at the "Babes-Bolyai" University in Cluj-Napoca, Romania. After finishing her studies, in 2004, she started performing on the stage of the "Radu Stanca" National Theatre in Sibiu, Romania, where she performed in classical and modern theatre plays, working with well known and appreciated directors, both From Romania and from abroad. She worked in Sibiu till the summer of 2013, when she moved to Bucharest as a free-lancer. While working in "Radu Stanca" National Theatre she was on many tours, performing in Ukraine, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Finland, Russia, Macedonia, Turkey, Slovenia, Italy, Colombia, Italy.
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Archiving the Agreements
- Why did the Registrar General of Shipping and Seamen retain Hundreds of Thousands of Agreements?[Click here to close]
For over a century Crew Agreements and Logs accumulated in the Registrar General's hands. As these records were returned from every port across the world the RGSS took steps to reduce their bulk. In 1882 John S. Mayo described the challenges and the measures taken:
It is true that we are getting crowded with papers notwithstanding that my predecessor had many tons pulped, sold, and destroyed in 1877. For some years we have been cutting out and sending to be pulped unused portions of logs at a cost of about £70 per annum and save thereby 100 feet of shelf room per annum. In all probability the sum total (of records) would be staggering, and although many papers are destroyed after a short period, many others need to be preserved for a long periods in case they may be required for legal purposes (quoted in Parkhurst 1962, 270). So far as we are aware none of the Agreements left the office of the Registrar before the 1950s, despite several moves to new premises. Though Mayo's comments provide evidence of an internal policy of controlled destruction of Logs, the fact was that because the Merchant Shipping Acts of 1854 and 1894 had created Agreements as public records they had to be maintained for the public to consult. In some senses even before they passed from the RGSS's hands these records were an historical archive. Many ships whose records were held had ceased trading or been sold foreign and left the British register. Similarly, large numbers of men and women who had signed on were deceased.
- What use did the material sustain when still in the RGSS's hand? [Click here to close]
Throughout the 19th and 20th centuries Agreements and Logs were produced in criminal and civil court cases and in other contexts as evidence of happenings at sea. They might be used to provide evidence of births at sea; a career seafarer might need them to attest to his having put in the required sea-time to be eligible to sit the master's examination, and eligibility for pensions was a further reason why Agreements might be requested. Several decades of Agreements might have to be reviewed to find the relevant document, but mostly it was the records of recent years that were of interest in connnection with the administration of wages, or workplace accidents or master's discipline under the Merchant Shipping Acts. In short, until the late twentieth century the archive was still treated by its keepers and users as a contemporary employment record.
In 1961 there is evidence that even for this function large use was made of the documents. No fewer than 8,793 research requests relating to Agreements from the period 1835 to 1951 were made in a matter of just three months in 1961. Internal enquiries came, for example, from the Ministry of Transport, Ministry of Pensions and National Insurance, the Home and Foreign Offices. Commonwealth governments also applied for information. External agencies brought their requests to the RGSS: enquiries were made by the police and local authorities, employers' and labour organizations, solicitors and the general public, but only a few family historians were amongst the enquirers.
The RGSS survey of 1961 provides statistics on usage by the date of the documents' creation. Half of those requested in the space of these three months were generated in the Second World War and they might be presumed needed for purposes connected with disablement benefit and widows' pensions. To be sure there were people who already appreciated these documents had historical value. Parts of Crew Agreements had been reproduced in a 1971 study by the fine commentator on merchant shipping, Alan Villiers. Even so in the three months of the survey only three nineteenth-century Agreements were pulled to answer queries.
Although he was obliged to answer general queries, the RGSS had no obligation to provide public access to the documents. And the earlier parts were by now rather inaccessible, having been moved to an aircraft hangar in Middlesex (UK) shortly after the end of World War II in order to clear space at the Registry. The unusual step of compiling statistics on usage was because as public records they were subject to review. Their future had become the business of a committee composed of officials, historians and archivists.
- Between working document and public historical archive I: where did the records go after the RGSS? [Click here to close]
An aircraft hangar in Hayes, Middlesex UK provided a home for the records the RGSS dispensed with as this office returned to its normal functions in the immediate aftermath of World War II. These were Agreements and Log Books up to 1939. The 29,593 boxes which were stored at Hayes occupied 8,000 square feet of floor space.
The late maritime historian Robin Craig had begun to use the Agreements as systematically as he was able in scheduled visits to Hayes. In a description he provided the MHA, he compared their residence in the aircraft hangar to their being 'in limbo' Excerpt from lecture at Memorial University. It is not uncommon for public records to be shelved for a while in this way. A process of weeding is done: the extent of what is to be kept (as distinct from destroyed) is gauged by an evaluation of the public interest.
'Limbo' was for a rather extended period in the case of these records. Hayes continued to be their home until 1971 as the process of defining how the public interest might be served went on.
Though the Public Record Office was very experienced in handling government documents, there was nothing to compare with this archive: it was the product of unique state surveillance of a private industry, and it was unique in its size as well as provenance. The RGSS had been unusually thorough and comprehensive in its work. The documents it had collected would occupy several miles of shelving if kept in their entirety, but this made retaining all of them problematic.
An interest had to be demonstrated. Maritime historians – the few who were aware of their usefulness – came forward, as did their professional organization, the Institute of Historical Research. The British Records Association joined in the discussion too, representing mainly archivists. Non-academic users were without any effective lobby group. Deliberations took place on very British lines: a committee was formed and, at a critical juncture, a letter was written to the Times. It was published under the title "Records in Danger". This was not hyperbole.
- Between working document and public historical archive II: Why were the 'records in danger' ?[Click here to close]
It would be simple enough to answer this question with "their size", but what was really being asked was what could justify maintaining a collection that entailed the expense of upkeep of several miles of archival shelving. The question of the 'public interest' re-emerges. There were maritime historians and archivists prepared to make the case for the national and international importance of the workers in this industry. Yet one voice was missing. Family historians did not count, at least not as they do were to do later. Without them the need to preserve the records comprehensively had few advocates. The particular qualities family historians most appreciate in voluminous records of 'ordinary people' simply did not register as a matter of public interest. Awareness of the social historical importance of seafaring as distinct from the economic historical importance of shipping was limited too because of the absence of this group. But scholars and archivists were worried enough by the emerging assumption that researchers of the future could be satisfied by retaining a sample. The letter 'Records in Danger' was now dispatched when it seemed that few Agreements and Logs would survive archival destruction.
- How did the Agreements and Logs survive? How nearly did they not? [Click here to close]
In 1966 the RGSS generated figures that were fed into decision-making about the future of the Agreements and Logs. Series I (1747-1859) and Series II (1860-1913) together constituted about 9 million documents. The Keeper of the Public Records at the head of the PRO (now the British National Archives) was disinclined to keep any but a small proportion of the sizeable Series II based on internal advice that their value for historical purposes was "not high (in relation to their bulk)" (PRO Letter, Notes on the Crew Lists MF-009, MHA).
The PRO committed to retaining Series I in its entirety and subsequently extended this commitment by one year to include 1860. The National Maritime Museum was moved by an argument concerning the importance of a census year and its Board agreed to take all Agreements for 1861 and 1862.
How nearly did the Agreements and Logs not survive is a question which is, then, pertinent to records from 1863 to 1913, precisely the period when British imperial shipping was at its most extensive. But it was a problem in itself that the records were conceived by the PRO as pre-eminently a shipping archive to be used in future by professionals interested in matters of trade and commerce. Because those historians were equipped with new computer technology, it was thought they would need only a sample. By subjecting that to computer analysis they would have answers to what had served to make Britain's economy grow into the strongest in the world in the 19th century. A pilot study provided some evidence of the robustness of a 5% sample. The PRO played safe, went further than 5% and eventually took 10%, though its selection was not made on the sampling basis recommended in the pilot study. In addition the PRO secured a small number of "Famous Ships'' documents. Even with this done nearly 90% of Agreements and Logs post 1862 were still destined for destruction.
The National Maritime Museum made space for a 10% sample, selected on a different basis from the PRO. And then from the remaining 80% UK record offices picked a selection of vessels with local relevance.
Attempts to find an institution that would house the remainder in Britain were made by the group of scholars and archivists who constituted the chief lobby for preservation – Robin Craig (University College, London), Alan Pearsall (National Maritime Museum) and A.T. Milne (Institute of Historical Research). Craig's contacts with overseas academics eventually brought an offer from an unexpected source.
This involved Memorial University of Newfoundland. On the university campus, storage space would be made available in connection with a large Canada Council grant. An enthusiastic team of scholars planned studying the Agreements, not to reveal what had made British shipping pre-eminent in the 19th century, but for insights into Atlantic Canadian shipping and seafaring as part of the region's economic development.
In 1971 the first consignment of Agreements was removed from Hayes to make a voyage across the North Atlantic whence a considerable number of them had once come.
- What happened to the transferred Agreements when they arrived at Memorial University in Newfoundland?[Click here to close]
Shipping the pre-1914 Agreements to Newfoundland in the 1970s in no way diminished the storage problem – there were still massive amounts of documents to be shelved -- but it brought them to an institution committed to their upkeep. Two Memorial University faculty members, Keith Matthews and David Alexander, applied for Canada Council funding and the Council, impressed with their plans to use the Archive to do research into Atlantic Canada's shipping industry, provided almost a million dollars. Additionally the University allocated space and personnel to the archive, just as it continues to do.
Even before a research team could begin its work there was sorting, shelving and cataloguing to be done. The RGSS already had a system, and its new custodians had good reason to adhere to it. The year the Agreement was returned to the RGSS mattered first: the vessel's official number then determined the order of the documents within the year. All Agreements had to be checked against these two criteria, and ultimately double-checked as the Memorial catalogue to its holdings were compiled. This work alone occupied two clerical assistants for two years.
Custodial work was one priority, research using the Agreements was another. For the first decade of their new life at Memorial the two functions were closely linked and the Maritime History Group coordinated all activities. Yet, while cataloguing had to be comprehensive (to include vessels that had never touched a Canadian port) research required that Canadian-registered vessels were identified for separate treatment. Gerry Panting, Eric Sager, Lewis 'Skip' Fischer and Rosemary Ommer augmented the Matthews/Alexander research team. Several assistants helped, notably in data inputting from the Crew Agreements of the Canadian vessels, for this was to be a computer-assisted project. The Atlantic Canada Shipping Project was in operation between 1971 and 1988 and its activities resulted in several publications. Its data-base, originally held on main-frame computer and accessed only through computer language, is now available for the public to purchase in a PC useable form as a result of an initiative of Danny Vickers and Vince Walsh. Archival cataloguing resulted in the comprehensive index now accessible on the Maritime History Archive mainframe. Memorial received the Agreements and Logs to 1976 in later shipments. These are catalogued too and are made available to researchers. The current archivist of the Maritime History Archive is Heather Wareham whose custodial relationship to the Agreements began a few years after their arrival in St John's.
- Why Can't the Researcher find Agreements in One Location?[Click here to close]
It perplexes a number of the MHA users that the Agreements are not available at one location. There are others too who even though they have heard about the Agreements in Newfoundland start out by assuming that Memorial's is the smaller part of the Collection. What is explained above is how destruction of over 70% of the Agreements was avoided by their transfer to Newfoundland. The inconvenience of distance to UK-resident users is now moderated by electronic means of enquiry and document delivery. It is wise to remember too that as an imperial archive there is material on historical individuals and their descendents who never set foot in the British Isles.
By a systematic program of cataloguing and of digitizing the indexes to Agreements the MHA has made it possible to tell year by year for any British vessel whether documents survive and are available in our archive. Information provided to the MHA by local record offices in the UK was incorporated into the online catalogue which is easily searched by ship's official number. Going online in Memorial's data-base you can discover whether there is documentation relevant to your research at two of four possible locations: at a UK local record office, or at Memorial. The other two repositories in Britain, the National Archive and the National Maritime Museum, have their own websites. No comprehensive institutional index yet exists to the names of individuals, though progress is being made at Memorial, the National Archive and the National Maritime Museum with name indexes for selected years. The results of an independent UK-based initiative the Crew List Index Project (CLIP) are still accessible at http://www.crewlist.org.uk/.
The needs of family history researchers were a very small part of the concerns of the various committees that deliberated on the fate of the Agreements in the 1960s. It could not have been foretold then just how many people would be enthused by this interest, nor was this apparent in 1971 when the records were delivered to Memorial. Within the decade however the enquiries received by the MHA indicated that family historians were eager to have access to the records. Academic research continues and we are happy to be bringing you the insights of scholars and students of maritime history, of archival staff and of family history researchers on this site

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The video: When two accomplished women vying for one of New York's two Senate seats get together for their one and only debate, they must focus exclusively on pressing issues like unemployment, foreign affairs, and the national debt, right? Well, don't forget mommy porn. In the Oct. 17 meeting between Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand (D-N.Y.) and Republican challenger Wendy Long, the question "have you read Fifty Shades of Grey?" somehow made its way into an otherwise serious political discussion. (See the clip below.) The question, directed at Long, was posed by moderator Liz Benjamin, the host of Capital Tonight on YNN, which sponsored the event. The crowd erupted in laughter while Long responded, simply, no. A laughing Gillibrand also responded in the negative. "Me neither, for the record," Benjamin said before quickly moving onto the next question.
The reaction: Bringing Fifty Shades into the debate was totally inappropriate, says Jeanne Sager at The Stir. "Meant to elicit absolutely zero information that can help a voter shape his or her opinion, the question was meaningless at best, sexist at worst." Agreed, says Adam Martin at New York. "Can you imagine a moderator asking Sen. Chuck Schumer and a male opponent the same thing? We can't." Judge for yourself:
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Licensing laws are to be relaxed allowing pubs to stay open later for Sunday’s Euro 2020 final, Downing Street has confirmed.
Pus/bars will be able to stay open for an extra 45 minutes until 11.15pm, in case the game goes to extra time and penalties, irrespective of whether England win tonight’s semi final or not.
Ordinarily pubs have to close at 10.30pm on Sundays but prospect of fans being herded out onto streets prior to the game ending, should the match be decided on penalties could lead to chaotic scenes.
The extension follows similar moves for the 2014 World Cup and events such as royal weddings, and is anticipated to be made via a temporary amendment to licencing laws in England and Wales which will mean that pubs will not have to apply to their local council to extend start opening hours.
The prime minister’s official spokesman said: “We are taking forward plans to allow pubs to open until 11.15pm on Sunday.
“The entire nation has been gripped by the Euros and this will ensure people can come together to enjoy the final in pubs, should they wish to do so.”
Kensington Palace has announced that the Duke of Cambridge will attend tonight’s semi-final match against Denmark.
Prince William, who is president of the Football Association, will join 60,000 football fans to cheer on the Three Lions at Wembley Stadium as they look to reach their first major tournament final since 1966.
The winner of tonight’s semi final will meet Italy who defeated Spain last night on penalties.

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Cloud computing is another method for conveying figuring assets, not another innovation; a term essentially renames regular advances and systems that we have come to know in IT. It is the hugest procedure in the 21st century. This new procedure passes on tremendous effect to the general public, particularly the business world. The administrations of distributed computing sets the customers free from agonizing over information preparing issues, with the goal that they can concentrate on their real organizations. This new monetary model for registering is progressively getting to be mainstream and is seeing gigantic worldwide speculation. Regardless of the flood in action and enthusiasm, there are noteworthy, tireless worries about cloud computing that are the significant boundaries for cloud appropriation.
Cloud computing is Internet-based processing, whereby shared assets, programming, and data are given to PCs and different gadgets on interest, similar to the power matrix. VMware, the worldwide pioneer in virtualization and cloud foundation definition. “cloud computing is another methodology that decreases IT multifaceted nature by utilizing the proficient pooling of on-request, self-guided virtual foundation, devoured as an administration” .
According to Wikipedia, cloud computing is Internet-based processing, whereby shared asset, programming, and data are given to PCs and different gadgets on interest, similar to the power framework and it increases the universal document access and data reliability.
With cloud computing companies in Australia, the product programs one use aren’t kept running from one’s PC, however are fairly put away on servers gotten to by means of the Internet. On the off chance that a PC crashes, the product is as yet accessible for others to utilize. Same goes for the records one make; they’re put away on a gathering of servers got to by means of the Internet. Anybody with consent cannot just access the archives, yet can likewise alter and team up on those records progressively. In contrast to customary processing, this distributed computing model isn’t PC-driven, its report driven. cloud computing is a sort of figuring that depends on sharing processing assets as opposed to having neighborhood servers or individual gadgets to deal with applications.
cloud computing is practically identical to matrix registering, a kind of figuring where unused handling cycles of all PCs in a system are bridles to take care of issues unreasonably concentrated for any independent machine.
Cloud Registering alludes to both the applications conveyed as administrations over the Internet and the equipment and frameworks programming in the datacenters that give those providers.
The cloud computing service providers themselves have for quite some time been alluded to as Software as a Service (SaaS). The datacenter equipment and programming is the thing that we will call a Cloud. It utilizes applications without establishments. Client can get to the individual documents, information from any PC with web get to. This innovation permits much proficient calculation by concentrating stockpiling, memory and preparing.
Few names for service providers for cloud computing are Amazon’s web services, Google’s application engine and the best one is cross point-telecom.


ANCE participates in the 2 days awareness – raising thematic workshop (1st and 2nd of December) organized by our partner, GPOT Center, in Istanbul in the framework of the project “Migration Network for Asylum Seekers and Migrants in Europe and Turkey (Minaret).
The aim of the two – days thematic workshop is to present the design, implementation and critical assessment of the Minaret Project as a whole, with the purpose of raising awareness, providing knowledge about the broader phenomenon of migration with special focus on EU – Turkey relations.
The aims of the workshop are:
- Dialogical exchange between public officials and migrants / refugees.
- Raising awareness regarding Turkey’s compliance with EU regulations concerning migration.
- Advancing the concerns and issues of the migrant / refugee communities in Turkey and Greece.
Some of the subjects that are being discussed during the workshop are: EU – Turkey Relations on Migration: Old problems versus New Knowledge, Migration Management in Greece and Turkey, Migrant and Refugee Issues in Turkey, The Challenges of Civil Society Organizations, Ways to improve EU – Turkey Migration Management Systems, Public Perception of EU Migration Regulations and Concerns of Migrants and Migrant communities.
In the closing of the workshop, Policy Recommendations will also be elaborated.


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Kim Jones will be in good company in his new role as artistic director of Dior Homme, which has appointed Yoon Ahn, a member of the designer’s inner circle, as the brand’s jewelry designer.
Known as Yoon, Yoon Ahn has carved a rare niche for herself as an entirely self-taught designer. On the day we met, she had just learned that she’d been named an LVMH Prize finalist. “It’s crazy—we just made pants for the first time!” she says, laughing. “For us to be even be nominated is like, what?”
Tokyo-based Ahn and her partner Verbal, a celebrated rapper in Japan and former member of M-flo, the Nineties hip-hop group, are super-connected in the fashion industry. The power couple, which has its own streetwear brand Ambush that figured among the finalists of the 2017 LVMH Prize, has appeared in campaigns for Louis Vuitton and Dr. Martens. They’ve also collaborated with brands including Colette, Sacai and A Bathing Ape.
The first runway show of Ambush in Tokyo in March drew some of the biggest names in Japan’s fashion industry, including Chitose Abe, Jun Takahashi and Hiroshi Fujiwara. The label, which grew out of a jewelry line launched in 2012, is inspired by Verbal’s hip-hop roots and subcultures. Kanye West figures among fans of the brand.


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After graduating with degrees in history and political science, Eva Shepherd worked in journalism and as an advertising copywriter. She began writing historical romances because it combined her love of a happy ending with her passion for history. She lives in Christchurch, New Zealand, but spends her days immersed in the world of Victorian England. Eva loves hearing from readers and can be reached via her website evashepherd.com and her Facebook page Facebook.com/evashepherdromancewriter.

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Why Nigeria needs the N5000 note
By Emmanuel Udom
Last week, governor of Central Bank, Lamido Sanusi released what some persons in Nigeria termed a bombshell. He told those of us who cared to listen that come 2013, the apex bank in the country could introduce the N5000 note into circulation.
The aim, Sanusi insisted is to run the cashless policy on a sure footing, upgrade the entire range of currency denominations in order to enhance their quality and integrity, as well as incorporate effective features for the visually impaired persons in our society.
On the face value, this sounds altruistic and therefore a welcome idea. But, since the ever caustic Sanusi made this statement, he has come under severe attacks by persons, groups, political parties, economic experts and financial experts, among others.
While some insisted that the CBN boss is trying the rubbish the transformation agenda of the President Goodluck Jonathan administration, others think the planned move is unwelcome, unrealistic, and untimely.
The All Nigeria Peoples Party in a statement signed by its national publicity secretary, Emmanuel Eneukwu, said that the action of the CBN boss could lead to inflation and reduce the purchasing power of Nigerians.
Hear ANPP: It is an established fact that Nigerians are adverse to the use of coins, insisting that the planned action is premeditated agenda to further mop up cash from the Nigerian economy system and whip the people.
Without sounding like a paid agent for CBN here, I disagree totally with ANPP for insisting that Nigerians are averse to coins. The party should come out with facts and figures to convince some persons like me on this angle.
The Congress for Progressive Change, a party founded by Muhammad Buhari, former military head of state of Nigeria on the other hand insisted that the introduction of the N5000 note could lead to corruption.
Again, I need further conviction to buy this idea; otherwise I will have the feeling that these two political parties are only trying to give a dog a bad name in order to hang it.
I am not in any way a paid agent of either the government of Nigeria or the CBN. But, I do from that the United States of America for instance has a $1000 note and that has not grounded the economy of the country.
Introducing the N5000 note will oxygenate the cashless policies of the CBN by ensuring that people do not go about with much cash for fear of being robbed. 200 notes of N5000 will translate to about N1million, which a person could conveniently carry inside his or her pause without drawing the attention of criminally, minded persons to themselves.
This does not mean that robbery and criminal activities will be totally wiped out from Nigeria. Far from it, as crimes cannot be totally flushed out in any country, developed or developing.
The apex bank should go ahead with the introduction of the note, even as it is expected that a thorough job in terms of the costs of bringing this dream project into reality should be done.
Secondly, the bank should use the various media options available to create awareness on the merits and possibly demerits of this project, as Nigeria is still seen as one of the most illiteracy countries in the world.


The electro-mechanical responses of suspended graphene ribbons for electrostatic discharge applications
Published Web Locationhttps://doi.org/10.1063/1.4946007
This work presents a suspended graphene ribbon device for electrostatic discharge (ESD) applications. The device structure was proposed and fabricated after careful design considerations. Compared to the conventional ESD devices such as diodes, bipolar junction transistors, and metal-oxide-semiconductor field effect transistors, the proposed device structure is believed to render several advantages including zero leakage, low parasitic effects, fast response, and high critical current density. A process flow was developed for higher yield and reliability of the suspended graphene ribbons. Direct current (DC) and transmission-line pulse (TLP) measurements were carried out to investigate the switching behavior of the device, which is crucial for ESD operation. DC measurements with a different configuration were used to assess the mechanical shape evolution of the graphene ribbon upon biasing. Finite Element Simulations were conducted and agreed well with the experimental results. Furthermore, the current carrying capability of non-suspended graphene ribbons was tested using TLP. It was found that the critical current density of graphene is higher than that of copper wires widely used as interconnects in integrated circuits (ICs).


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Smarter phones require more power. So, when you need your phone to make a call because you’re stranded on the side of the road or you’re bored in the doctor’s waiting room and need to conquer that tricky Candy Crush level you’ve been stuck on, that is, undoubtedly, when your phone will run out of battery power and turn itself off.
Shouting at your phone in frustration might seem useless but your voice could soon hold enough power to juice up your phone.
Researchers at the Queen Mary University of London (QMUL) have found a way to turn your shouts into battery power. The gadget they’ve developed uses sounds, such as screams at sports stadiums or even a simple conversation, to charge your mobile phone.
Their prototype device is about the size of a mobile phone. It uses zinc oxide to convert vibrations caused by sound into electricity in the form of nanorods. The nanorods respond to vibrations caused by sound waves from speech by converting it into five volts of energy, just enough to charge a mobile phone.
Rock music improved the performance of solar cells
This invention was inspired by a study at QMUL, which found that playing pop and rock music improved the performance of solar cells by up to 40%.
The research will help scientists improve the efficiency of solar cells using background noise. The improvement in solar cell technology would mean solar powered air conditioners and electric components on buses, trains or other vehicles.


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Garcia rose to prominence through his groundbreaking work in converting traditional gasoline-powered cars into electric vehicles. Recognizing the potential of EV conversions to accelerate the adoption of sustainable transportation, Garcia took on the challenge and developed an extensive knowledge base in this domain. His YouTube channel, aptly named "jehugarcia," serves as a treasure trove of educational videos showcasing his expertise in EV conversions.
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Beyond EV conversions, Garcia actively promotes the use of renewable energy sources to power these vehicles. He emphasizes the importance of coupling EV adoption with sustainable energy generation to maximize their positive environmental impact. Through various projects, including solar-powered charging stations and off-grid energy systems, Garcia showcases the possibilities of combining renewable energy and EVs.
Garcia's commitment to renewable energy extends beyond theoretical discussions. He consistently incorporates solar panels into his own projects and encourages others to do the same. By showcasing the benefits of sustainable power generation, he helps foster a sense of environmental consciousness within the EV community.
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Vomiting occurs often in dogs. You may discover that it's tricky to find the correct cause among many possibilities, ranging from relatively harmless to potentially fatal. You need to consider several potential factors, including frequency, severity and the presence of additional symptoms.
Vomiting can be an isolated incident. Your dog may have eaten too fast or taken in too much food at once. If your dog’s appetite, bowel movements and energy level seem normal after vomiting, you have no need for concern. Giving your dog smaller amounts of food two or three times a day instead of one big meal can help prevent this problem.
If your dog vomits frequently and severely, a foreign object could be the culprit. If your dog avidly chews random objects or likes to dig through the garbage, he might have swallowed something that caused intestinal obstruction. Your vet will be able to conduct X-rays to confirm if there is a blockage. Choose your dog’s toys carefully to prevent another occurrence, avoiding those that can be broken into smaller pieces easily. Keep your garbage cans securely closed if possible and in an area that your dog does not have access to.
Chronic or recurring cases of vomiting, even if these are infrequent, may indicate that a dog suffers from a serious medical condition such as acute kidney failure, stomach cancer and liver disease. Tell your vet if your dog has had any other symptoms such as lethargy, diarrhea or dehydration. Also let her know if your dog’s appetite, thirst and frequency of urination have changed. This will help your vet make a more accurate diagnosis.
The form of treatment used for vomiting depends on the cause. For a mild upset stomach, you can use home remedies. Feeding your dog bland, starchy foods such as rice or boiled potatoes can help relieve nausea. If your dog suffers from a bacterial or viral infection, he might need to take antibiotics. For diseases such as cancer, more complex treatments such as chemotherapy or surgery are involved. If a foreign object causes your dog to vomit, he may require immediate surgery to remove the obstruction. Dietary changes can help treat conditions such as kidney failure and pancreatitis.
Dry heaves, characterized by continuous retching with little to no food coming up, pose a life-threatening medical emergency to your dog. Unsuccessful vomiting, pale gums, a distended abdomen and weakness are all symptoms of bloat, which occurs when too much air, along with food and fluid in some cases, causes the stomach to swell up. The stomach then twists, cutting off blood supply to vital organs and resulting in extreme pain. Bloat requires immediate medical attention and can be fatal in a matter of hours if left untreated.

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In one of my recent grocery forays I came across a sauce that I had never seen before and thought it sounded like a potentially good marinade for Pork Tenderloin. Turns out I was right. I mainaded it for about a day and grilled it for a nice and juicy treat. The Habenaro gives it a little bit of heat but I like things spicy and the rest of my family didn't seem to mind it either.
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I did recreate the sauce on my own and got it very close to the bought stuff without too much difficulty by guessing the amounts. It is also delicious served with cream cheese and crackers. I haven't tried it on chicken yet but I'm pretty sure that would be good too served over rice. ☺
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1-2 Tablespoons fresh Ginger Root, shredded
½ cup Honey
¼ cup sugar
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$9 million promise to deliver new bridges for Kyogle
UPDATE 3.40pm: NATIONALS candidate for Lismore Austin Curtin is calling on the NSW Labor to double its pledge of $9 million to repair bridges in Kyogle.
Earlier today, Opposition Leader Michael Daley announced NSW Labor will match the $9 million promised by Federal Labor, if they win the March 23 election.
But Mr Curtin said NSW Labor have missed the mark on vital bridge funding for Kyogle because Kyogle has already been made a priority region for the NSW National's $500 million commitment to fix and replace regional bridges.
"Labor's announcement simply doesn't go far enough," Mr Curtin said.
"This last minute cash splash is nothing more than a bribe and doesn't go far enough to address the roads and bridges backlog in the Kyogle Shire.
"The NSW Nationals have already announced a $500 million fixing country bridges package and a $500 million fixing local roads package, on top of transferring 15,000km of the regional road network to state government responsibility.
"NSW Labor need to team up with federal Labor because they aren't willing to spend the state's money on a smaller community, they simply don't think Kyogle warrants a large investment from the state.
"The NSW Nationals package funds the entire bridge replacement so councils like Kyogle don't have to pass the burden onto ratepayers, unlike NSW Labor's announcement.
"The commitment made by the NSW Nationals is not dependent on waiting to see who the federal government is, we manage the budget properly which means we don't need the feds help."
Mr Curtin called on NSW Labor to commit to the full $18 million regardless of the outcome of the federal election.
ORIGINAL STORY: KYOGLE drivers might soon be seeing better bridge infrastructure across the region, following the promise by NSW Labor to provide $9 million to replace and upgrade bridges in the Kyogle Council area.
Opposition Leader Michael Daley made the announcement on Thursday that if Labor wins the March 23 election, his government will match a $9 million commitment by Federal Labor to help the Kyogle Council bridge renewal program.
Kyogle Mayor Danielle Mulholland said the combined Federal and NSW Labor commitment of $18 million would assist council in repairing at least 100 of the 147 bridges in need of repair across the council area.
"Everyone knows we've got a large bridge maintenance backlog," Cr Mulholland said.
"There's 147 bridges that need to be replaced and may of those are in poor or very poor conditions, which mean they're load limited restricting people bringing their cattle to market and any heavy vehicles can't cross those bridges.
"This funding announcement means that maintenance gap will essentially be addressed."
If the funding is delivered, Cr Mulholland said council will need to match the $18 million promised and she will be asking council to consider applying for low or no interest government loans to cover the costs.
"We'll have to have those discussions with our council, there will probably be borrowing of money involved," she said.
The Nationals recently announced they will establish a $500 million to repair country roads and another $500 million to fix country bridges, if elected next week.
While Cr Mulholland welcomed the National's promise, she said Labor's commitment would provide direct funding to Kyogle.
"This promise is directly to Kyogle council," Cr Mulholland said.
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Mr Daley said providing bridges to regional areas "must be a top priority" for government.
"The people of the Northern Rivers region have every right to safe bridges," he said.


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