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identified where bike parking will be convenient, secure and safe. Ideal locations should be easy to access, highly visible from within the school and not interfere with pedestrian travel.
Traffic calming refers to the installation of physical features as well as safety strategies to slow down or reduce vehicle traffic through neighborhoods. Traffic-calming programs attempt to balance the use of roads and streets by motor vehicles, pedestrians and bicyclists. There are three categories of traffic calming: passive, active, and volume control measures.
Passive speed control measures encourage self-enforcement by motorists to slow down to speeds appropriate for reacting to pedestrians. These include cues such as driver feedback signs that advise drivers of their speed, rumble strips that remind motorists to be alert, and streetscaping that makes the area adjacent to the roadway attractive and something to which drivers want to pay attention. Sidewalk improvements, landscaping, benches and bike parking alongside a street can all serve to remind motorists that pedestrians and cyclists can be expected. Street design techniques, such as reducing lane widths and creating on-street parking, can slow drivers by narrowing the amount of road available for vehicular use. Passive speed controls are


Remember to vote SUPER-TUESDAY!
Watch Ron Paul WIN MTV / MySpace': "Closing Arguments: A Presidential Super Dialogue"(!!!)
Sunday February 3, 2008
Ron Paul did a great job in the MTV/Myspace forum. Of course, some of his answers may have been too scholarly for the audience, which appeared to be populated mostly by the kind of people you'd expect to get their ideas from MTV. Many of them sat there looking bored because they weren't getting the lame-brained platitudes and promises of free stuff an Obama offers. The girl who wants taxpayers to subsidize her undoubtedly prodigious sex life seemed especially disappointed.
But for that even-smaller-than-usual Remnant in MTV's audience, Ron Paul provided a wealth of ideas that they can Google later about sound money, free markets, and a non-interventionist foreign policy. His summary at the end about not wanting to run people's lives probably struck a cord in a great many young people already sick of power-hungry politicians -- you could see the smiles spread across the audience members' faces as he spoke. He needs to play that note for all it's worth.


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Filming Location Matching "West Horsley Place, West Horsley, Surrey, England, UK" (Sorted by Popularity Ascending)
1. My Cousin Rachel (2017)
PG-13 | 106 min | Drama, Mystery, Romance
A young Englishman plots revenge against his late cousin's mysterious, beautiful wife, believing her responsible for his death. But his feelings become complicated as he finds himself falling under the beguiling spell of her charms.
Votes: 16,457 | Gross: $2.68M

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By Darina Allen
You might be able to buy quite a few of the elements, the plate might include:Aubergine puree Hummus bi tahini Feta with walnut and mint Parma or Serrano ham Spicy carrot puree (see recipe) Roast peppers and chick peas (see recipe) Salad leaves and fresh herbs, tossed with a little vinaigrette Roast red and yellow peppers or Piquillo pepper
2 tbsp extra virgin olive oil
1 tsp paprika
Toasted pine kernels
10 flour tortillas brushed with olive oil and chopped chilli
2 tbsp olives
1 tsp paprika
A few whole chickpeas
Make all the components. Taste and correct seasoning.
Put a dollop of aubergine puree, hummus bi tahini and feta with walnut and mint and Tunisian carrot salad on a white plate. Put a salad of little leaves and herbs in the centre. Put a strip or two of roast red pepper on top of the aubergine. Sprinkle with toasted pine kernels. Mix a little paprika with some olive oil and drizzle over the top of the hummus. Sprinkle with flat parsley and a few whole chickpeas.
Top the feta with walnut and mint with a sprig of mint. Scatter a few tiny olives on the plate and serve crisp tortillas, pitta crisps, or with triangles of flat bread which has been crisped in a moderate oven for a few minutes.
Chilli and coriander flat bread Brush the tortillas with extra virgin olive oil, sprinkle with chopped chilli and Maldon sea salt. Crisp for a few minutes in a hot oven. Sprinkle with chopped coriander.

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STUDIO OWNER | INSTRUCTOR
Amy (Fulks) York is a native of Barboursville, WV and holds a Bachelor of Arts (Dance) degree from The University of Akron, which was named one of the most sought after dance programs in the nation by Dance Spirit magazine. She studied dance techniquw and dance education under notable instructors inlcuding Kaye Davis, Marc Ozanich, Cydney Spohn, and Tom Smith. Mrs. York is a former professional modern dancer with Living Fountain Dance Company (Canton, OH) and is an expert in teaching the wonderful art of dance. Mrs. York has participated in several master classes with the Ohio Ballet's Jeffrey Graham Hughes, Stomp, Cleveland's Dancing Wheels, the former Cleveland San Jose Ballet, and in her youth the West Virginia Dance Festival.
Mrs. York has lead students to participate in the annual Ohio Dance and West Virginia Dance Festivals and Project Dance events in Greenville, NC and Orlando, Fl. Mrs York has trained students who have acheived their own successes in the professional world of dance. Mrs. York's students have also received ample scholarship awards and recognitions.
Amy is the founder of the original Miracles in Motion Dance Academy established in Akron, OH in 2002. She was also awarded the WV Chamber of Commerce "Who's Who Award" in 2009 for displaying strong business and community leadership. She is the founder of True Impact Performing Arts, LLC in 2009 and the foudning director of True Impact Arts Foundation 501 (c)3 in 2015. Mrs. York continues her dance education studies with continued research and summer training programs.
Amy is the daughter of local artists Rabert and Sheila Fulks and the wife of Olen L. York III, Esq. She has two daughters, Sara Elizabeth and Meredith LeAnne.
INSTRUCTOR | Dance
Heather Looney holds an MFA in dance from the University of Maryland and a BFA in dance from Brenau University, GA. . She received additional dance training with two summers at the American Dance Festival, located in North Carolina, The Cunninghanm Studio of New York CIty, and The Mark Morris Dance Group, also of New York CIty. During the four years she lived in New York, she taught with Ballet Academy East, as well as freelance performing and choreographing with contemporary dance companies. In addition, she served as an assistant costumer and seamstress for various professsional ballet companies. Following receipt of her MFA, she served as the artistic director and ballet mistress for The Dance Theatre of Fairbanks, Alaska, where she created full length ballets for the modern era and recreations of classical ballets.
Since returning to WV in May of 2011, she has worked extensively with private studios, universities, performing companies and public schools around the state and serves as an idependent choreogrpaher. Currently, Ms. Looney serves as the Director of Events for Dance WV and organizes the Dance WV Fall Festival held each year at Jackson’s Mill. Her work with Dance WV has been a pivotal factor in the lives of many young West Virginia dance students earning them ample opportunity to study under master dance teachers who particpate in the Dane WV Fall Fest annually and providing them opportunities to earn a considerable amount of scholarship awards for out of state summer study. Heather enjoys performing with Charleston Light Opera Guild and the Charleston Ballet when time permits.
INSTRUCTOR | DANCE
Sharnice Taylor grew up in Beckley, WV where began her dance education at Beckley Dance Theatre School under the direction of Jerry Rose. During her studies at Beckley dance theater, Mrs. Taylor discovered her knack for hip hop and tap dancing. Mrs. Taylor particularly enjoyed studying tap under the instruction of Alyssa Young, also of Beckley Dance Theater. She has served as a dance coach and choreographer for XXXXX High school She's also been involved in creating chorography for public high school musicals and served as dance captain for Theatre WV’s 2015 production of Pippi Longstocking. Also, she has worked as a coach for Triple Threat Dance and Cheer Camp where she honed her ability to inspire youth to be their best. Mrs. Taylor continued her dance studies through Marshal University's theater program. Mrs. Taylor is currently teaching tap and modern dance at Marshall University and recently choroegraphed "It Don't Mean a Thing", "Interpretations", and "Rescue" for Marhsall Dance Theater's spring concert. Sharnice is an active member of Jefferson Avenue Church of God where serves as a leader in the youth ministry, particpates in drama ministry, and assists in organizing outreach events. Sharnice earned her Bachelor of Arts, Psychology (2018) from Marshall University. Sharnice is currently working towards earning her Master’s in counseling with a clinical mental health emphasis
INSTRUCTOR | DANCE
Morgan Stepp began her dance training at ten years of age at Arts In Action, Hurricane, WV, where she studied ballet, pointe, lyrical, tap, and jazz. Later, Miss Stepp served as a member of the Youth Dance Ensemble at River City Youth Ballet. While at the RIver City Youth Ballet, she continued her studies under Michelle Raider and Margaret Lieberman. Also, Morgan enjpyed performing in River CIty Youth Ballet's Nutcracker production as well as their annual winter and spring story ballets. In 2011, she became a company member at The Macholah Ballet of Scott Dept, WV where she has perfpormed many lead roles in their annual holiday production, The Nativity. She has participated in the WV Dance Festival 2009 and 2011. Morgan was privledged to attend Ballet Magnificat's Summer Dance Intensive, Jackson, Misssissippi. During her summer study with Ballet Magificat, Miss Stepp was trained by Kathy Thibodeaux, Jiri Sebastian Voborsky, and may Ballet Maginifact professional dance company members. In addition to her work at True Impact Performing Arts, Morgan is currently a member of the teaching staff at the Macolah Ballet Company. True Impact audiences will enjoy seeing Morgan perform during the 2019 - 2020 season. Miss Stepp will also be creating choroegraphy for True Impact's Youth Dance Company.
INSTRUCTOR | DANCE
Tiffany Baker is from Beckley, WV where she began her dance training at the age of four at Beckley Dance Theater under the direction of Jerry Rose. While studying at Beckely Dance Theater, Tiffany performed in yearly recitals, fall performances, spring concerts, and WV dance festival performances. Starting at the tender age of eight, Tiffany was cast in various roles for Beckley Dance Theater's yearly Nutcracker Ballet, including snow, flowers, and marzipan. She continued dancing with Beckley Dance Theater until the age of 18 .Tiffany's years spent studying dance at Beckely Dance Theater provided her with a good ballet foundation, a passion for the art form, and a desire to inspire generations to come to work hard in acheiving their own goals.
Tiffany graduated cum laude from Marshall University with BA in Psychology in 2006. She earned a Master's Degree in Education with a focus on preschool and preschool special needs in 2009 She is certified in a cardio-dance exercise program called Refit.
TIffany has been a member of True Impact's dance teaching staff for 4 years. During this time, TIffany has successfully lead creative movement for toddlers as well as young children's ballet and tap classes. She has more recently began coaching level 3 and 4 ballet students. While at True Impact, Tiffany grows her own dance education skills through refular practice, studying our curriculum, and annual lesson plan meetings with our director, Amy York.She has a gift for inspiring young people to use their talents for Godly purposes.
Mrs. Baker is a proud wife to Branden, mother of two boys, Noah and Luke, and one daughter, Ellie. Tiffanny is an active member of River Cities Community Church.

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Mixed media collage
4” x 7” framed to 10" x 12" with black backing
Ann Morris has been making ceramic art for more than 30 years. Her work is diverse, whimsical, spiritual, mysterious and organic. Lately, Ann has been exploring her dreamscape – creating masks, mysterious female figures and small houses.

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CM’s not the only case of nerves
On Sunday, Commonwealth Games Federation president Michael Fennell’s angry letter to Commonwealth Games Organising Committee, was leaked to the media. The letter expressed complete dissatisfaction with the pace of work for the Games and demanded a meeting with the Prime Minister.delhi Updated: Sep 15, 2009 01:06 IST
On Sunday, Commonwealth Games Federation (CGF) president Michael Fennell’s angry letter to Commonwealth Games Organising Committee (OC), was leaked to the media.
The letter expressed complete dissatisfaction with the pace of work for the Games and demanded a meeting with the Prime Minister.
On Monday, the OC’s executive board members themselves said something along similar lines. So did Delhi Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit.
“We are satisfied but nervous about the preparations for the Games,” Dikshit told the media. “We will not allow them to suffer and we are also keeping all alternatives ready in case of delays in some of the projects.”
She later described her reaction as natural. “Anybody handling an event of this size will be nervous. I would be inhuman not to feel nervous,” she said.
Asked for her response to Fennell’s criticism of the slow pace of work on Games projects and his desire to take up the issue with the Prime Minister, Dikshit refused to comment.
“Mr Fennell did not talk to me so I can’t comment. Anybody can meet the PM. He did not meet me. Normally, he tells me where he went and what he saw. But what you will see in 2010, you can’t expect to see in 2009,” said Dikshit.
Others Dikshit’s statement has probably made a lot many people very nervous.
“Everybody is very nervous about it,” said National Rifle Association of India (NRAI) president and DGOC executive board member Digvijay Singh.
“The situation at the Karni Singh Shooting Range is bad and needs urgent attention.” Another executive board member and Archery Association of India president, VK Malhotra, said while there could be some exaggeration on the part of Fennell, the fact that so many Games projects had been shelved was itself a fair marker of the slow pace.
“The Asian Archery championships which were to be held at the Yamuna Sports Complex had to be shifted to Kolkata because of delays. I’m not sure we’ll get the venue before June next year. That will leave us absolutely no time to prepare our archers for the Games.”
Another IOA official said on condition of anonymity that IOA president Suresh Kalmadi (the OC chairman) had not convened a single meeting of IOA’s executive committee over a year.
“Most (DGOC staffers) have been drawn from the Commonwealth Youth Games (CYG) in Pune last year and that was their first job. In fact, Fennell termed the CYG an utter failure,” he said.
“Now they are planning to send a contingent of hundreds to receive the Queen’s Baton in London. Here, things are still incomplete and we are being told to practise austerity. It makes no sense.”


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Votes for Women: Selections from the National American Woman Suffrage Association Collection, 1848-1921
2) Other Legal Rights
It took many years of organized struggle for women to gain the right to vote. However, between the first woman suffrage convention in 1848, and the ratification of the Nineteenth Amendment in 1920, women and others did gain voting rights in some states. During this time, women also lobbied for child labor laws, women's labor rights, and education.
Search on child labor, laws, and women's trade unions. For example, in "The Trade Union Woman,"  Alice Henry gives an overview of the women's trade union movement. In "Persuasion or Responsibility," Florence Kelley reports on child labor and illiteracy. She says,
According to the latest report of the Department of Education, the per cent of our population enrolled in the public schools had diminished during the past five years. The cotton fields of the South call for the black children, the cotton mills, wherever found, summon the white children. In the middle states, the sweat-shops of the great cities, the glassworks, and the Pennsylvania mines absorb the boys and girls.
Schools cost money, and boards of education are composed chiefly of business men, men eager to keep down the taxes and willing to have children work. ... It may be a mere coincidence,(but an interesting one), that illiteracy looms largest where women have least power, and grows less where they vote. Of the twenty states which have fewest illiterate children, women vote in eighteen.
From "Persuasion or Responsibility," by Florence Kelley, Political Equality Series, Vol II. No. 8,
Published Monthly by the National American Woman Suffrage Association. [c 1900]

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An impressive new breakthrough at the University of Tokyo could put a working display right on the back of your hand. A group of researchers recently revealed a way to show information using LED lights that sit right on your skin.
The design is so thin it almost looks like a digital tattoo, though the effect is ruined by transparent film used to hold the LEDs in place. Still, it’s pretty impressive that the display can stick to your skin for days at a time. It’s also flexible and durable, so it won’t break if you’re active.
The version in the video above can show the wearer’s blood oxygen concentration levels. In the future, the same technology could be used to show other fitness data for athletes or even directions for workers. One day it may even be capable of showing full notifications, making it possible to replace your smartwatch with what could amount to a high-tech temporary or even permanent tattoo.
Sound pretty awesome, there’s no telling when (or if) this technology will make it to market. In the meantime, take a closer look in the gallery below.


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GURNEE, IL / ACCESSWIRE / May 30, 2023 / BrightRock Gold Corp. (OTC PINK:BRGC) is pleased to present Stantec 3D Mapping indicating potential target areas for further exploration through a field sampling program of the Midnight Owl Lithium project by Stantec Consulting Ltd. ("Stantec"). The potential target areas were mapped to include the Phase 1 to Phase 3 claim expansion, totaling 4075 acres of BRGC property.
The provided map displays the current understanding of potential lithium pegmatite dykes across the property. Stantec utilized public-domain high-resolution imagery and historic documents to develop a 3-D geologic interpretation of the potential pegmatite dykes. Stantec has further delineated potential pegmatite dykes that may be occurring in either granitic or metasedimentary host rock. Lithium mineralization within these pegmatite targets have not yet been proven, and that would be the goal of a future sampling program. Sample assays will confirm areas of pegmatites with lithium mineralization and filter out barren dykes.
The geologic interpretation was praised by Mac J. Shahsavar, P.Eng., CEO of BrightRock, who said: "We are very pleased with the initial results of the Midnight Owl Lithium Project, identifying the presence of potential lithium pegmatite dykes as first noted by our in-house geologist James Ingraffia (see 3/13/2023 press release). With these results, we will proceed with hyperspectral remote sensing and extensive field sampling to more accurately identify lithium mineralization for our future drilling plan. To help our investors understand what these maps and enclosed regions might represent, our team has developed a video of the exploratory zones indicated by Stantec for the largest parcels of potential lithium-bearing areas for the public to observe. By viewing the accompanying video, our investors can acquire an up-close view of our land's features"
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About BrightRock Gold Corp.
BrightRock Gold Corp. is a lithium exploration company focused on developing its flagship project "Revival of the Midnight Owl Mine". Previously known in historical records as the "Lithium King Mine," it is located approximately 13 miles east of Wickenburg, Arizona. BrightRock Gold Corp. holds 100% ownership and interest in the "Midnight Owl Mine," along with an adjoining 4000 acres, or 196 lode claims. A lithium pegmatite project strategically located within 170 miles of three billion-dollar gigafactories under current construction. The company is seeking to develop this portfolio of lithium-rich assets to become a major supplier of lithium-based products.
This press release contains forward-looking statements as defined within Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933, as amended, and Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended. These statements relate to future events, including our ability to raise capital, or to our future financial performance, and involve known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors that may cause materially different results, levels of activity, performance or achievements expressed or implied by these forward-looking statements. You should not place undue reliance on forward-looking statements since they involve known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors which are, in some cases, beyond our control and which could, and likely will, materially affect actual results, levels of activity, performance or achievements. Any forward-looking statement reflects our current views with respect to future events and is subject to these and other risks, uncertainties and assumptions relating to our operations, results of operations, growth strategy and liquidity. We assume no obligation to publicly update or revise these forward-looking statements for any reason, or to update the reasons actual results could differ materially from those anticipated in these forward-looking statements, even if new information becomes available in the future.
For a discussion of these risks and uncertainties, please see our filings with the OTC Markets Group Inc. Our public filings with the OTC Markets Group Inc are available from commercial document retrieval services and at the website maintained by the OTC Markets at https://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/BRGC/disclosure.
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LJWorld.com weblogs Kansas cynic
Garbage collection in Lawrence: Beware changes
I have always admired the curbside trash collection system in Lawrence. It's almost always on time, the trash collectors are hardworking and courteous -- even when their goodwill is tested by over-stuffed bins or bulky items. And, they're quick -- as I understand it -- because they are paid by for the job and not just by the hour; every minute they save by not goldbricking means they get off work a minute earlier, which seems efficient and fair.
Lately, however, there's been talk at city hall about changing the system, including using more automation that would require specialty trash bins and such.
I'm naturally conservative; if it ain't broke don't fix it. A Dec. 31st story in the Wall Street Journal suggests Toledo's trash collection system as a case study in the need for caution.
"Barely a year ago, city officials here [Toledo] pledged to residents that they could automate trash collection and balance the trash budget without any cuts to service. Since then, they have been scrambling to deal with headaches associated with the new system and its bin-grabbing trucks, which have left messes on residents' curbs and saddled the city with $1.3 million in unanticipated expenses."
I think our City Hall bureaucrats and often ham-fisted city commissioners ought to examine carefully the Toledo example, and be very cautious about overhauling the trash collection system in Lawrence, a system that seems to be working pretty well.

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Environmental correlates of phenotypic variation: do variable tidal regimes influence morphology in intertidal seaweeds?
Mueller, R and Fischer, AM and Bolch, CJS and Wright, JT, Environmental correlates of phenotypic variation: do variable tidal regimes influence morphology in intertidal seaweeds?, Journal of Phycology, 51, (5) pp. 859-871. ISSN 0022-3646 (2015) [Refereed Article]
Seaweed morphology is often shaped by the hydrodynamic environment. However, exposure to air at low tide represents an additional factor potentially affecting the morphology of intertidal species. Here, we examined the relationships between the morphology of Hormosira banksii, an important intertidal habitat-forming seaweed in southern Australia, and environmental factors across multiple spatial scales around the island of Tasmania, Australia. Tasmania is surrounded by a diverse coastline with differences in wave exposure, tidal parameters, and temperature. We sampled Hormosira from four regions (100sákm apart), three sites (10sákm apart) within each region, and two zones (meters apart; eulittoral and sublittoral) at each site, and measured multiple morphological variables to test for differences in morphology at those different spatial scales. Thirteen environmental variables reflecting wave exposure, tidal conditions, and temperature for each site were generated to assess the relationship between Hormosira morphology and environmental variation. Morphology varied at all spatial scales examined. Most notably, north coast individuals had a distinct morphology, generally having smaller vesicles and shorter fronds, compared to other regions. Tidal conditions were the main environmental factors separating north coast sites from other sites and tidal regime was identified as the best predictor of morphological differences between regions. In contrast to other studies, we found little evidence that wave exposure was associated with morphological variation. Overall, our study emphasizes the role of tidal conditions, associated with emersion stress during low tide, in affecting the morphology of intertidal seaweeds.


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The journey to treatment for hyperventilation
She sat before me with a smile on her face because she could feel that the anti worrying exercise worked. A content sight of relief went through the room. Yes, this is the first time that I tried something of which I can feel an immediate effect, she said with a beautiful, sweet, and relaxed smile. And hesitatingly she added:
At emergency care they told me that there is no treatment for hyperventilation.
I tried to calm her down by telling here that there sometimes is a large gap between the physical medical world and recent scientific developments in medical psychology. Deep inside I felt a bit sad because as a doctor I know that it can sometimes take several decades before scientific developments enter the entire scientific community. This is not only so in medicine, but also in other sciences. Between the day on which the first researcher discovers a new technique and the day on which this knowledge has become known by all professionals, years pass, sometimes even decades. And to some extent this does make sense - that is what I tell myself, at least - because if scientists would start to experiment with new things on a large-scale too quickly, wrongful techniques could also be developed. The slowness of the process has its advantages, but this does not mean that it sometimes also is the reason that people cannot be helped earlier.
It was a long journey, to get to this point, she told me. I have bought several books and tried many things, before I found the flyer for 15Minutes4Me. When I read that, I knew it was what I had been looking for, and that is when I looked for contact.
Is hyperventilation caused by stress?
I had read that stress is an underlying cause of hyperventilation so I thought that, if I could solve my stress, I could also get rid of the hyperventilation.
While stress does not need to be the only cause of hyperventilation or anxiety, it is so that nearly all types of hyperventilation are kept up by stress. That does make sense: if you feel weird symptoms like dizziness, tingling sensations, feeling your heart beat, and completely losing control of yourself, your adrenalin will increase. Your tension increases. Because of the adrenalin increase you will become even more agitated, causing you to worry even more, and this worrying in itself increases stress, and thereby the risk of hyperventilation. So, stress always plays a role at some part, even in the cases where the starting cause of the hyperventilation was not stress.
Treating stress as therapy for hyperventilation?
If you learn to reduce stress, you reduce the stimuli to your nervous system, thereby reducing the chance of another hyperventilation attack. That is why the self-help program "15Minutes4Me.com" starts out in the first days by teaching an anti-worrying exercise. This helps the participants to re-gain control of themselves and their worrying thoughts, meaning they start breaking out of their vicious cycle of stress. Then, we teach them at the hand of solution focused questions to gain insight in all the small tools in their daily lives which they can use to increase their self-control even further. This way, they learn step by step to see how anxious thoughts can be tuned down and how to reduce the chance of getting a hyperventilation attack or panic attack.
Self-test hyperventilation, anxiety, and stress
How can you know if this self-help program will help you? We developed a simple self-test with which you can test yourself on general tension, anxiety, stress, or even feelings of depression. If any of your 'stress meters' ends up in the red or orange zone, you know that stress plays a part as an underlying mechanism, and then you can start to break out of this by signing up for the online self-help program "15Minutes4Me.com".

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Do you want to know what’s happening in the eastern Idaho business scene? We’ve got you covered. Here is a rundown of this week’s business news across the valley.
Family-owned bar and restaurant in Firth being updated for new generation
July 2017 Google photo of Collet’s taken by Charles Steggell
FIRTH – When it closed in 2020, Collet’s Pub at 132 Main Street in Firth had been serving customers for 90 years.
Holly Johnson, who has fond memories of eating hamburgers there with her family as a kid, recently bought the 1,200-square-foot space and the old theater next to it.
She and her husband, Brian, and their friends, Brett and Jeniece Olive and Shuryce Prestwich, are working on updating it and giving it a fresh, new look. They’re tentatively planning to reopen Collet’s sometime in September.
“Our original plan was to open as-is and let people experience all the nostalgia of how it was when we were…


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Spenser's use of emblems in "The Faerie Queene"
Manning, Robert John
This thesis attempts to use the iconological common places found in Renaissance emblem books in order to Illuminate the emblematic aspects of Spenser's iconography. Since the figures in the emblem books were commonplaces repeated by author after author, there can be no certainty of finding a definitive source. But more often than not it is Spenser's sheer liveliness of invent¬ ion which defeats the source-hunter. At best we might hope to find an emblematic model which formed the basis of Spenser's composition. Even analogues in the emblem books can often show the significance of Spenser's visual imgges. Each chapter of the thesis examines a different aspect of Spenser's symbolic art.


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Daniel Anderson, the St Helens coach, refused to blame the awful weather for his side's surprise 14-6 Super League defeat at home to Harlequins. Not many matches have kicked off with snow covering the majority of the pitch since the switch to summer Super League in 1996. But, after the surface at Knowsley Road was deemed playable following two inspections earlier in the day, Quins ground out a deserved victory on Friday evening. The visitors adapted better to the conditions and outscored the Super League champions by three tries to one, Danny Orr, Lee Hopkins and Jon Wells crossing the line for Harlequins.
Anderson admitted: 'Those conditions were definitely conditions that I'd not coached in before. It was snowing during the course of the game but that's no excuse. They were better than us. They made big tackles and they carried the ball very well,' he added. 'That's indicative of a fantastic effort by Harlequins.'
The Quins coach, Brian McDermott, was delighted by his side's commitment and reserved special praise for Orr and full-back Chris Melling on their debuts for the club. 'The boys showed a lot of passion and endeavour,' said McDermott. 'Chris is going to be very good for us this year. He's one of those utility players who can play centre, full-back or hooker, but Danny Orr was outstanding.'
St Helens' defeat was not the only shock on Friday as Warrington won 16-10 at Wigan in front of a crowd of 21,693 at the JJB Stadium, a record attendance for the opening round of Super League.
First-half tries from Richie Barnett and Vinnie Anderson set Wolves on the way to victory but it was his side's resilience that pleased coach Paul Cullen, especially as Chris Bridge damaged a hamstring and Adrian Morley picked up an eye injury early on. 'We handled everything that was thrown at us, including a couple of potentially very serious injuries,' Cullen said. 'To lose your stand-off in the opening two or three minutes in a game like this is a huge test - and we handled it manfully.'

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George Clooney has decided to auction off his 2008 'Signature 100' Tesla Roadster electric car and donate the proceeds to the Satellite Sentinel Project, a non-profit that monitors the humanitarian situation in Sudan. This is partly about the money, but it's also a clever way to raise awareness about the NGO in the media, since Clooney's electric car is bound to attract attention.
The Tesla will be auctioned by Gooding & Co. at the Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance next month.Here's more details on what Sentinel does:
From 300 miles in the sky, the imagery seems indecipherable. But up close, the Satellite Sentinel Project, or SSP, is looking for clues. Researchers on the ground ask questions to try to get closer. SSP finds out the facts, and monitors what's really going on in Sudan. Satellites imagery uncovers evidence of alleged atrocities. Stories that alleged war criminals don't want told. Then SSP sounds the alarm. The world is watching because you are watching.
The project works like this: DigitalGlobe satellites passing over Sudan and South Sudan capture imagery of possible threats to civilians, detect bombed and razed villages, or note other evidence of pending mass violence. Experts at DigitalGlobe work with the Enough Project to analyze imagery and information from sources on the ground to produce reports. The Enough Project then releases to the press and policymakers and sounds the alarm by notifying major news organizations and a mobile network of activists on Twitter and Facebook.
For more details, check out their official website: Satellite Sentinel Project.


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This is the first. Sure I have posted recap Sunset Sunday posts, but not like this. This one is video. So just hit play and enjoy. Yes, welcome to the Stay Adventurous Sunset Sunday series on video.
The first recap features sunsets posted during May-August, 2013. Enjoy.
Sunset Sunday May-August 2013
See a sunset you want to read more about… no problem, here is the list of all the sunset images seen in the video. Of course, you can always look at the list of all sunsets by country or the sunset map itself.
- May 5th – Sunset at Hacienda San Diego in Chihuahua, Mexico
- May 12th – Sunset in Andalucia, Spain (Guest Post)
- May 19th – Sunset in Walt Disney World
- May 26th – Sunset in Komodo National Park, Indonesia (Guest Post)
- June 2nd – Churchill Airport, Manitoba Canada
- June 16th –Equinox Resort and Spa, Vermont
- June 23nd –Hubil, India (Guest Post)
- June 30th –Niagara Falls, Ontario
- July 7th – Buffalo, New York
- July 14th – Austin, Texas (Guest Post)
- July 21th – Bohol Island, Philippines (Guest Post)
- July 28th – Mile High Mexico Sunset
- August 4th-Fours Seasons Hotel Miami
- August 11th-Luang Prabang, Laos (Guest Post)
- August 18th-Bostan Abad, Iran (Guest Post)
- August 25th-Lake Wallenpaupack Scenic Boat Tour
Sunset Sunday Video Recaps Series
This is just the first recap video, there will be more; many more. I plan to create three recap posts every year (including this year) and also plan to make some from the sunsets posted in prior years. Going forward, the goal is to display all the sunsets from a four month period (approximately sixteen sunset images) into a video to watch. Expect one from Jan-Apr, May-Aug and Sept-Dec.
Also all sunset guest posts images will be credited to the photographer (just like in this video recap). And if you are interested in contributing please look up how you can submit Sunset Sunday guest post.
Finally, stay tuned for another BIG Sunset Sunday announcement next week. Get ready for the first Sunset Sunday Calendar – Chasing the Sunset; the 2014 Sunset Calendar.
Stay adventurous, Craig
Special thanks for all the help and assistance I received in making this video a reality. Thank you.


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By Aaron Earls
Evangelical denominations draw the most African-Americans, but they are increasingly the largest share of a shrinking Protestant pie.
More than half of African-Americans are still Protestants, but that number has declined as a growing number identify as part of a non-Christian faith or as part of no faith at all.
In 1972, 86 percent of African-Americans said they were part of a Protestant denomination, including evangelical, mainline, and historically black. Fewer than 1 in 10 were Catholic (8 percent), and tiny numbers were none (4 percent) or other religions (2 percent), according to the General Social Survey (GSS).
Since that time, however, nones have quadrupled to 17 percent and members of non-Christian faiths have increased sixfold to 12 percent.
That growth has come at the expense of Protestantism, which has dropped to 62 percent in 2016.
The percentages within Protestantism have been fairly steady over the past four decades.
Among African-American Protestants, 8 in 10 called an evangelical Protestant church home in 2016. Far fewer were mainline (12 percent) or historically black Protestant (9 percent).
But as other faiths and the irreligious have grown among African-Americans, those numbers represent a smaller share of the population as a whole.
In 2014, evangelical Protestants fell below 50 percent of the African-American population for the first time in the history of GSS.
Those numbers were just under 70 percent in the late 1970s and early ’80s.
Among mainline Protestants, 1972—the first year of GSS—was the high-water mark. Slightly more than 23 percent of African-Americans were part of a mainline church.
Mainline Protestants have been almost exclusively in the single digits among African-Americans since the mid-1980s.
Historically black Protestant denominations saw a spike in the mid-1980s through the early ’90s, with a peak of 18 percent in 1987.
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- Pastors Say Churches Are Open to Sermons on Racial Reconciliation
- Church as Unifer: In Today’s Fragmented Culture, Could the Church Be an Oasis of Unity?
AARON EARLS (@WardrobeDoor) is online editor of Facts & Trends.


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Wythe County expo center to highlight area’s largest industry
According to economic impact studies from Virginia Tech and the University of Virginia’s Weldon Cooper Center for Public Service, the 90-acre complex is expected to highlight the area’s largest industry—farming. It will serve as a multipurpose development that can host a variety of agricultural, entertainment and community events, including rodeos, livestock shows, sporting events, concerts and trade shows.
“We wanted a self-sustaining venue that would promote a wide array of events and generate tourism dollars and provide a venue to house and showcase farm events,” remarked Matthew Miller, a Wythe County Farm Bureau board member who serves on the seven-member APEX Center board. “We want to showcase agriculture in Southwest Virginia and also house regional and East Coast events that will bring in people from outside the region.”
The APEX Center is in the perfect location, as up to 75,000 vehicles pass it each day. Located at the junction of Interstates 81 and 77, “it’s at the crossroads of the Mid-Atlantic,” Miller explained. In the summer, he said, vehicles parked in the county have predominantly New York, Ohio and Pennsylvania plates.
The economic impact studies said the exposition center will be within a day’s drive of half the American population and serve as the region’s premier entertainment venue.
“The benefits are not just from the physical complex,” Miller shared. “It will generate money for the local economy. Most events we’re looking at would require overnight stays, and that would contribute to meals and lodging taxes.”
The project stemmed from the 2006 sale of a site owned by the Southwest Horseman’s Association. The group dedicated the sale proceeds toward establishing an indoor arena to hold horse shows and competitions. Shortly after that, Wythe County Farm Bureau members worked with the equine group to create a 501(c)(3) organization called the Appalachian Agricultural Exposition Center. Its goal was to build a multipurpose facility that could host a variety of agricultural events.
The nonprofit group eventually partnered with Wythe County government and began working on a multi-purpose development. Construction started in November 2017, and a year later the site includes an exposition center with a covered arena and seating for up to 5,000 people. Multiple events are scheduled for this year, including a monster truck show, rodeo and motocross competition, Miller said.
“We hope to have 50 events the first year and increase that to 80 by the third year,” he said. “Once ancillary buildings are built, livestock shows and other agriculture events will be included.” Wythe County Farm Bureau recently donated $50,000 toward the construction of a barn to be used for livestock events.

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Guide To Drinking
Guide to Drinking 2016: 6 Best Bitter Bottles to Buy
Sweet-toothed Americans are increasingly embracing bitter flavors at the bar. Aperol spritzes are everywhere, and according to Randolfi’s head barman Jeffrey Moll, “No respectable home bar should be without Campari.”
September 20, 2016
Beers get tropical
Tiki trends are taking over bar and cocktail culture. Fun glassware, deliciously sinful spirits, juicy tropical flavors and island vibes can whisk you away from the real world, if only for a momentary vacation. But spirits aren’t having all the fun – the beer world is saying aloha, too.
September 8, 2016
Leaving Port: The new Portuguese wines
Rejecting tradition, Portuguese growers are now turning away from those stuffy fortified wines and producing boutique reds in the styles of Bordeaux and northern Spain. The resulting flavors (fruity, dry, full and rich) and affordable price tags have experts like Andrey Ivanov, beverage director at Reeds American Table, head over heels.
September 7, 2016
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“In the criminal justice system, sexually based offenses are considered especially heinous. In New York City, the dedicated detectives who investigate these vicious felonies are members of an elite squad known as the Special Victims Unit. These are their stories.”
- The death toll from Italy's earthquake rose to 247 people amid efforts to dig out residents still trapped in rubble.
- US Soccer suspended Hope Solo for 6 months after she called Sweden's team "cowards" during the Rio Olympics ❌⚽
- Donald Trump's campaign paid a Barnes & Noble $55,055 to buy more than 3,500 hardcover copies of his book.


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... amp; a better atmosphere. There are more tourists there & shops open. We can easily imagine how lovely it would be in the summer. We start heading back on a return train & hop off at Vernazza. It is gorgeous. We go for a long walk and sit on a bench eating focaccia pizza slices & people watching.
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... steep. You walk in a northerly direction about 500m before the decent into Manarola My legs were very wobbly by the time I reached the beach. It was well worth it for the views! The second day I took the shuttle into Riomaggiore. I then caught the train to the northern most town of Cinque Terre, Monterosso. The coastal walks from here to Vernazza and Corniglia are open as they had little damage during the floods. These walks were ...
... though. It was raining and by 8am a massive thunderstorm had hit the town. I thought to myself ..oh no I won't get to see the Cinque Terre. I checked the weather radar to see if the storms would pass and it looked very promising. By 10 am the rain and storms had passed..I forgot to say that the sound of the thunder scared the hell out of me. I've never heard thunder like that before. Mary and I headed to the ferry service for our tour, it ...
... the side of the cliff and hole your self up for others to pass. While only 3KMs long, it took us 1.5 hours to ascend and descend down to the next village, Vernazza.
Here, we ate our packed lunch by the ocean.
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... neat seaside village feel about it. We took heaps of photos and had some lunch there....more pizza....and watched the ferry boat come in. The waves were crashing against the rocks and we were glad we had decided to take the train and not the ferry. We followed a path that took us up the hill to try and take the postcard photos of Vernazza that we had seen. The first path took us up the hill but not to the place ...

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County Manager Maurice Moloney said, after a reconvened budget meeting yesterday, that he will study a number of recommendations made by public representatives and make a decision before the end of the month.
However, he was not prepared to give a commitment there and then to a motion passed to give all OAPs, regardless of income, a free service.
Cllr John Mulvihill (Lab), had called for the move, stating that Cobh Town Council had borne the cost of that experiment last year and he felt it a worthy one. He received cross-party support from the majority of fellow members.
At present those on State Pensions or Social Welfare are entitled to a waiver of approximately E120 a year which is exactly the collection charge being proposed by the council.
However, they would still have to fork out 46 cents per kilo of waste disposed of.
Mr Moloney said that giving a free service to those in receipt of State Pensions would need to be paid for by other people and this would lead to a rise of at least 2 cents per kilo, or an extra 12 per household this year.
He said this costing was only based on those who had no other income except the State Pension and he was concerned that councillors had overlooked those in receipt of Disability Benefit.
The county manager has the power to levy whatever charges he sees fit, without approval of his 48 councillors. But he promised to look at the recommendations.
Fine Gael, which has a majority on the council, also pushed through a recommendation to abolish the collection charge entirely and instead raise the weight charge to 66 cents per kilo. FG leader in the council, Cllr Peter Kelly, said the charge would be fairer and encourage more recycling.
Cllr Alan Coleman, Fianna Fáil's leader in the chamber, described the FG motion as nothing more than an "attempt at headline-grabbing."
He claimed that customers in south Cork would be put at a disadvantage as there simply aren't enough bring sites (recycling centres) available to them. Several councillors criticised the lack of capacity over the Christmas period, which saw a number of sites left strewn with litter.
Mr Moloney said that 34 new bring sites would be set up in south Cork this year and the frequency of collection of paper, cardboard, cans and plastics would be increased.
The south Cork area is the last of three regions in the county to have the pay-by-weight system introduced and has considerably less sites per head of population than west or north Cork.
Fianna Fáil proposed having a different charge for south Cork, but the party was unable to gain support for its recommendation.
"The scheme needs to settle down before we can have just a weight charge. We need to fund the bring sites, Bottlehill (the proposed county landfill) and the MRF (Materials Recovery Centre). The way forward is to decrease the standing charge in the years ahead," Mr Moloney said.


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»The Law of Payment«; that ancient code of law shared by all mankind, which is written in the vein. Its pithy encapsulation is »an eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth«. Its function and strength to abide are irrefutable, if distasteful to many of us just at the moment.
The oldest written codes of law are direct inscriptions or basic elaborations of the lex talionis. The Code of Hammurabi repeats it faithfully, and is only concerned with exploring the fine consequences in the new thing that was a city, with contract laws, with slaves and noblemen. The book of Exodus establishes it likewise, and Leviticus confirms it, saying even that »you shall have one and the same law for the citizen and the alien«. Zaleukos, law-giver to Epizephyrian Locris, maker of the oldest written code of the Greeks, made such elaborations to the hereditary law as to stipulate that if someone put out the eye of a one-eyed man, he should pay for it not with one eye, but both — tradition (in the guise of Bengtsson) records that the people of Locris were at first shocked by the apparent harshness of such verdicts, but soon understood the sagacity in them and praised themselves for having chosen such a wise man to write the law, who could plumb the murky waters of justice as though they were a clear crystal, and first of all men give full justice even to the cyclopes. (Another of the innovations of Zaleukos, unnecessary before that time, its loss in ours deeply mourned, was that any man who wanted to alter any letter of the law should go before the assembly of the citizens and slip his neck into a noose; if his suggestion was approved, well and good; but if the assembly voted against his proposal, immediately the rope was pulled and the man hanged. The noose hung over a rafter in the parliament for many decades and the people of Locris lived in happiness and peace, safe from those worst of scourges, the idealist and the progressive.)
Since those elder days we, or rather some few of us, have decided that milder penalties are better than the old simple equality, but even we still describe the lex talionis in terms such as »poetic justice«, »ironic punishment«, »rightful comeuppance«, »just deserts«. This is because reason tells us one thing, but we feel another; in our bones we know that only the law of payment will truly satisfy. Anyone who claims to be a stranger to this thirst is a liar, a damned liar, and probably a politician. There are many truths that the vein and the belly know that are very inconvenient to the little notions of the brain; and I for my part am far from certain that what we think of now as civilization will conquer the instincts in the long run, for it seems in general that the body wins over the mind. The brain and its ideas are made to be fleet and flitting; mayflies dreamed up to deal with a particular snarl in the ever-changing skein of history. The sinews, on the other hand, are lasting, every bit as lasting as the creature Man, perhaps moreso.
Placid writers of violent stories commonly assert that taking revenge will only leave you feeling hollow and unfulfilled; whether this be true or false, we can surely disregard these particular claims as trite moralism, since the men writing them typically give the impression of never having lifted a finger, let alone arms. What is assertible, on the contrary, is that many when wronged will feel the urge to revenge themselves immoderately; if a man in a violent passion is left to his own devices, he will not at all heed the law of payment. So long as we are some distance from being that man, we feel this in our very roots to be unjust; we can also obtain this truth with reason, since it is easy to work out that the result would be a perpetual escalating spiral of ever more monstrous deeds — in modern parlance we call this state »Corsica«. It is for this reason we staff juries with men who are impartial; people endowed with the superior judgment and cool, rational heads conferred by distance to the issue. It is also for this reason that people who are deeply embroiled in anger over some particular cause have latterly taken up jabbering about »privilege« to avoid being judged by those with some distance to the jabberer's situation: like a murdered man's relatives, they will never be satisfied with the verdict of clear-headed and impartial fellows.
What I wish to illustrate with this, is that the reason for our deep dedication to impartiality among those who judge us is not as such a product of modern judicial mildness. It works just as well, makes just as persistent sense, if the law the accused is to be judged against is the old bedrock, the lex talionis. The same is true of most or all of our jurisprudence; when Maimonides said that it were better to acquit a thousand guilty men than put a single innocent man to death — and yes, he was the first to say it — he was discussing the practical application of the Law of Leviticus. If anything, as Maimonides' words hint, these principles become more important, not less, the more severe the punishments. In our day, when the sentence for stealing a crate of hot dogs might be free hot dogs as a ward of the state for a month, who cares if one or two innocent fellows slip through the net? In worse and still-recent days there were plentiful examples of men committing intentionally a crime worth three months' stretch, when the winter chill set in, to get a warm room with blankets, and a pair of boots upon release. But Maimonides knew that death does not easily come undone; and he believed that proof of guilt must be absolute and ironclad, for any slackening of the standard is a slippery slope right down to the caprice of the judge determining life and death. In the same way, the ancient Athenians inaugurated the jury of one's peers — and a vast one, never smaller than two hundred, chosen by lots among all free men — and yet their laws embodied the term draconic.
The first steps away from the primal law were very slight, although significant ones: in Rome, in Athens, among the tribes of Danes and Saxons and in many other places besides, payment in coin was substituted for the exact retaliation. The twelve hallowed tablets of the Law graven in bronze by the early Roman Republicans still retain the ancestral lineaments: »If one has maimed a limb and does not compromise with the injured person, let there be retaliation«. These were the rules that Cicero and Seneca defended as justice against the corruption of time and Man; these were the laws for which a blind goddess was devised as a blazon, and we did not abandon them until the tenacious disciples of perhaps the most brilliant man the world has ever known set in their place, by slow degrees, their substitute, the Law of Mercy, for which the ironic symbol was an instrument of torture.
Now, I am satisfied, as the Epizephyrian Locrians were satisfied, that the law in my time is better and wiser than it was before; but I know the tenacity with which the old ways clung, and as I have already said, I am hardly convinced that the new will win out in the end. For the Law of Mercy was set out two thousand years ago and never perfectly fulfilled until scant decades ago, and it is already beleaguered by far worse things than just proportional penalties, as I have also said: by villains howling for blood, for laxity in the standards of proof of the crimes they take personally. To that anarchy of the mere passions I would far prefer the searching penalties and searching reason of Maimonides; and I permit myself to believe that I am not alone. Perhaps, then, that will be the compromise at last: the once and future law, the law that lives in the heartroot, the lex talionis.


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It’s time for you to learn how to make coconut ice cream homemade that will be able to bring a smile to each person who eats them.
The coconut is one of the most recognized fruits and from which all kinds of preparations can be made, such as rice, cocadas, cookies and even ice cream. The biggest job that the coconut may give you is to peel it because there you must have the proper technique to achieve it. Ice creams made from this fruit will take you back to childhood and to those trips to the park where you enjoyed its flavor to quench your thirst.
If you want us to tell you how to make Colombian coconut rice or the ideal formula to prepare creamy and delicious coconut ice cream, then you better put this recipe into practice:
How to make creamy coconut ice cream
Ready to measure yourself to these ice creams? Well, it’s time to get the ingredients ready, put all the attitude and show that you’re a chef at heart:
Preparation time40 minutesCooking time 0 minutesCategoryDessertCookingColombianKeywordsSweet, cold, refreshingFor how many people5PortionMediumCalories100Fat4.59 g
- 1 coconut (half grated and half whole)
- 250ml whole milk
- 400 grams of condensed milk
- 600 grams of cream or evaporated milk
- 100 grams of cream cheese or sour cream
Step 1. Blend
The first thing you should do is put half of the coconut you have without grating in the blender; Chop it into small pieces and add the whole milk. Process until the coconut is mostly dissolved with the milk. Pass this content through a strainer to separate the liquid from the remaining coconut pieces. Put this milk back in the blender and add the condensed milk, the milk cream and the sour cream; process these products until obtaining a thick mixture and reserve in a container.
Step 2. Mix
Now, add the grated coconut to the mixture you got in the previous step and stir, letting it sit for about 30 minutes. Serve this cream in metal containers or suitable for making ice cream, add a stick and take it to the refrigerator for at least 5 to 12 hours. Done, your ice creams will be ready and you can give them a taste. Share them with everyone at home and enjoy.
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By Robert Schaefer
The solar industry has long had a simple business model that generated steady revenues and modest margins. The new reality is that prices and profit margins are sliding and companies are risking being squeezed out of the market by fully integrated rivals who are investing billions of dollars in energy technology. Many stand-alone businesses are forced to form partnerships and diversify at a faster pace to stay in business.
Opportunities within Existing Markets
Unless solar companies can scale quickly and slash costs, stand-alone businesses will have a hard time competing against bigger integrated players on price. These companies will face a tougher market in the next three to five years as big solar firms continue to expand despite slowing demand.
Solar firms traditionally exist in separate silos. For example, there are solar panel and inverter manufacturers, developers of solar systems, and financiers. These separate, stand-alone business models worked well for many years because early adopters of solar technologies were primarily concerned with environmental impacts of traditional energy sources. They were not focused on efficiency and economics.
Today, the solar market’s environmental motivations and visionary risk-taking are giving way to maturing markets motivated by prudent economics. The future for the solar industry is to provide synergies between traditionally disparate groups to offer a 360-degree view of solar system monitoring, performance and financial data.
In business, what matters gets measured, and renewable energy now matters to business. Leading the way, solar power is rapidly setting industrial practice standards in a mainstream market where performance metrics must be assured before making new energy investments.
PV Energy: The Big Picture for Meeting Demand
As the solar industry gets more commoditized, the market is maturing and later adopters buying solar projects are changing the economics of system design and building.
Partnerships with solar monitoring software can become a market differentiator to manage a portfolio of projects across a region or a country. Knowing where the best system performance will occur helps investors and developers understand which markets have the best profit potential. For all parties involved in PV expansion, integrating a monitoring component into PV system development is becoming a requirement for most buyers and helping solar businesses explain what the value-add is to their customer base. A partnership between monitoring, investors, manufacturers and developers are helping all those involved in a new system development understand how capital investments line up with technology.
The emerging industry trend is for developers of PV systems to use software tools to understand and estimate the predicted value of an installation. Software provides the analysis tools necessary to obtain a consensus as to how systems should be built and financed. Software tools that offer a customized user interface, as well as a customizable user experience will dominate the marketplace because of its ability to give each of its customers, as well as the end-user, a chance to be much more in touch with their own energy profile.
All PV systems should be monitored, however the motivation for monitoring is different for manufacturers than it is for developers or financiers. Likewise, energy monitoring requirements will differ for utility systems than they will for commercial systems, or even monitoring at the residential level.
Utility-grade systems require energy monitoring and cost analysis from the panel level all the way up to assessing operational performance. Large-scale PV projects have to consistently monitor systems to maintain performance and integrate with financial predictions. Even a one-percent gain in system performance can equate to a six-percent increase in utility profits over a year’s time.
At the commercial level, businesses need to know that their energy costs can be stabilized. Equally important is knowing they will have a consistent level of supply. PV monitoring provides that assurance while helping them understand their return on investment.
As residential customers begin to adopt solar energy at a greater rate, they will want to know that their investments are performing as expected. Today’s state of the art energy monitoring systems are real-time and provide a simple communications interface for residential customers to understand how their investment is helping their pocketbook.
Meeting Long-Term Demand
Return on investment will always matter to any manufacturer, developer or investor in renewable energy markets. PV market expansion and the monitoring tools necessary will vary from country to country and even region to region across the globe. Nowhere is this gulf more apparent than in emerging developing nations like India.
One thing that is clear is that demand is growing, which requires a view into all costs of developing new energy assets. The installation costs of transmission lines are different when you are looking at roadless areas in rural villages.
This is the position that India finds itself in. Unlike China, that is primarily working within their own country to develop new sources of energy, India is looking to outside investors and private corporations to bring new energy technologies to them.
India’s energy demands are fierce. With a population of 1.2 billion and a growing middle class, the energy demand is expected to increase 105% in the next five years alone. Over the next 20 years, India is expected to add 40 to 80 quadrillion BTUs, far outpacing the expected demand growth in China.
“We currently have 400 million households without access to any electricity,” Shaski Shekhar, Joint Secretary in the Indian Ministry of New and Renewable Energy, recently told an American group of energy officials. “That is our biggest challenge to meet and we cannot sustain the cost of building transmission lines to each one of those homes. This means that off-grid applications of renewable energy are key. A number of studies have proven that renewable energy can take care of this demand in a more affordable and sustainable matter. Technology and its continuous operations are the keys.”
The technology that will sustain the continuous performance of those renewable assets will come from affordable and user-friendly energy monitoring software. In order to attract investors to these types of projects, installed system must show that the hurdle rate--the minimum return that investors require before jumping into a deal--is getting better for photovoltaic projects. The next opportunity for this stage of PV industry growth will be energy monitoring solutions that provide vision into cost controls and performance, from residential to the grid. Making solar affordable is the game changer, and affordable monitoring software solutions are now making this possible.
Fending Off Competition through Expanded Partnerships
Solar companies are beginning to target certain markets (such as Canada or the United States) for expansion as demand slows in their current business markets and countries such as Italy cut solar incentives. By diversifying the breadth of their product and service offerings, emerging solar companies are expanding across the supply chain, while keeping their foothold in their current market. That is clearly a sound business practice in order to increase revenue and hit targets.
In order to understand how these system expansions should be developed, maintained and made profitable, solar companies will need to implement some sort of on-going system performance monitoring. AlsoEnergy’s software, for example, is designed to be low cost in order to keep operational efficiencies in balance with profit models. Essentially, solar companies can use the data collected from the software to build lower cost systems that are more reliable and increase profit margins. Even companies that are already operationally efficient are using monitoring software to confirm their business performance models and find new areas to become more effective in the marketplace.
As the PV market continues to mature around the world, costs are coming down and affordable energy solutions are becoming available in every market--from highly sophisticated demand requirement in Europe to emerging market potential in India. All users want to understand the economics of a PV system and make sure they are driving the most effective system performance.
While energy monitoring software does not replace meeting environmental concerns that drove many early adopters of solar energy into investment, economic factors are now driving market expansion. The only way to leverage economic purchasing decisions is through measuring and monitoring. It’s becoming a requirement for all facets of the PV industry. We have the technology available today. Affordability and knowing the economies of scale are made possible through software.
With nearly 30 years’ experience, Robert Schaefer holds degrees in Electrical Engineering from Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Control Systems from University of Colorado and led operations at companies including Digital Equipment Corp., MaxOptix and Hertrich Development. Prior to founding AlsoEnergy (www.alsoenergy.com), he was CEO at storage systems and software maker, Breece Hill Technologies.
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An annotated bibliography to a proposed paper on narrative in Debussy’s Sonata for Flute, Viola and Harp.
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The White House has reportedly recommended the Supreme Court to rule against Aereo to the Supreme Court. Broadcasters are taking Aereo to the Supreme Court this April. The administration reportedly made the recommendation in an amicus brief filed on Monday. The White House argued that Aereo’s use of discrete antennas to record broadcast TV for customers does not change the fact that is retransmits those records to the public.
The White House said: “Like its competitors, [Aereo] therefore must obtain licenses to perform the copyrighted content on which its business relies.”
Aereo emerged mostly victorious in court so far. Broadcasters brought Aereo to court for their refusal to pay retransmission fees on copyright content. Aereo says that these fees should not apply to them because they capture content through an individual antenna for each customer and allows only its customers to control and interact with their own specific stream. Aereo charges a monthly fee over a few tiers.
The White House points out that Aereo uses a centralize server to transmit streams back to viewers. Instead of permanently assigning each customer an antenna, Aereo offers access to a pool of antennas that are reassigned to each customer as they sign on and off to the service.


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A new volume of three novels–previously published separately by Anchor–by Naguib Mahfouz, winner of the Nobel Prize in Literature. Together with The Beggar, The Thief and The Dogs, and Autumn Quail (published by Anchor in December 2000), these novels represent a comprehensive collection of Mahfouz’s artful meditations on post-revolution Egypt. Diverse in style and narrative technique, they render a nuanced and universally resonant vision of modern life in the Middle East.
Respected Sir, “a latter-day Bleak House in Arabic” (The New York Times), revisits a familiar theme–vaulting ambition–in a powerful and religious metaphor. Wedding Song, “one of Mahfouz’s most enjoyable works” (The Chicago Tribune), is a psychological drama, focusing on how four very different kinds of minds apprehend and reckon with the realities that surround them. The Search is a powerful, lurid, and compelling story of lust, greed, and murder.


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