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"The Deeper Meaning of Cronut Fever\n\nShare All sharing options for: The Deeper Meaning of Cronut Fever\n\nCronut Fever is only the latest food-related example of mass hysteria – a collective condition described by social psychologists in which large groups of people behave irrationally, usually against their own interests and sometimes at the expense of their health. What else can you call it when huge crowds are willing to wait four hours in the summer's searing heat to sample a mere pastry? Can a single baked good you can finish in three minutes be worth it? Of course not, but the epic lines continue.",
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"[The Dancing Plague of 1518 via Wikipedia]\nThe first known instance of mass hysteria occurred during the Dancing Plague of 1518, when residents of Strasbourg, France began twisting and twerking inexplicably for days, until some keeled over and died. More recently in 1962 at a Tanzanian girls' school, students began laughing and couldn't stop. While Cronut Fever is a more benign manifestation of this phenomenon, it still involves masses of people with a collective compulsion willing to do anything — including hiring surrogates or spending scads of money on Craigslist — to get it. But at least you won't die waiting for a Cronut — though passersby may die laughing at you.",
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"[A recent Cronut line. Photo: Instagram/justsamuelk]\nBut are the crowds really lining up for Cronuts, or does the illness represent a deeper and more symbolic yearning? The sense of belonging or even being at the vanguard of the food culture, certainly, though as the months wear on and the lines continue, who can still believe participation in the fad remains cutting-edge? Pundits have described the behavior as FOMO — Fear of Missing Out, in this case fear of missing out on something that perfectly symbolizes our food culture at this place and time.",
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"[The ramen burger line on a recent Saturday]\n\nIf we look at other recent line-generating food hysteria — the ramen burgers at Smorgasburg, for example — they have one commonality: Cronuts and ramen burgers both represent culinary mash-ups of incongruous ethnic elements into a new gastro-entity, a process that might have happened naturally over a period of years, but in this case occurs in a single instance of forced creativity. The Cronut involves the marriage of a sweet American donut with a flaky and sassy French pastry, while the ramen burger requires a familiar American burger patty be inserted into a pair of deep-fried Japanese ramen disks, which make for a really scratchy bun. The result in both cases is a globetrotting novelty, the perfect treat for jaded foodies who have wearied of more straightforward culinary pleasures.\n\nIt might cause you to believe that the contemporary religion known as Foodism has jumped the shark and is at the end of its tether. That might be so, but cases of strange mass-market food obsessions and enforced culinary mash-ups have been occurring for at least a century, and represent nothing new. The ascendance of social media has created the only real difference. Instead of incubating and growing stronger over a period of months and years, modern food hysteria flames up immediately via Twitter, Instagram, Foursquare, and Facebook. Generating situations that resemble historic mass hysteria more than ever before.",
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"[The pretzel croissant by Robert Sietsema]\n\nIndeed, croissant fusions like the Cronut have long been old hat. Four years ago Maury Rubin of City Bakery caused a sensation by inventing the pretzel croissant, a tasty entity halfway between a pretzel and a croissant, and also something of a technical wonder as to how it was achieved. Had Twitter been the force it is now, and we'd had a food culture where a handful of cognoscenti can touch off a firestorm among their followers, we might have seen long lines for pretzel croissants. Rubin also created the bacon-maple scone — fusing the sweet and the savory into a single pastry, while deploying an element that was already the single biggest food obsession of the '00s: bacon!",
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"[Magnolia Bakery via Foursquare]\nStand-alone meatballs and small, heavy-on-the-frosting cupcakes are two other obsessions that have generated long lines in the last decade. While meatball madness has thankfully waned, the near-psychotic preoccupation with cupcakes remains at Greenwich Village's Magnolia Bakery, though clearly abetted by the continued popularity of Sex and the City and the proximity of Carrie's townhouse. What else is it but mass hysteria when tourists journey across oceans to stand in line for a taste of a cupcake eaten in a single episode of a long-dead TV series? And the cupcakes aren't even good.",
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"[DiFara via Google Plus]\nThe pizza of Dominic DeMarco is another example of food-related mass hysteria that materialized before the social media began to dominate the discourse, in this instance propelled by newly established food bulletin boards. When Jim Leff of Chowhound first discovered DeMarco, the sainted pizzaiolo was making a pretty good slice of the neighborhood variety still common in Brooklyn. But relentless online hype – and a profound rising-to-the-occasion on the part of DeMarco – resulted in fidgety lines starting around 2003 and still continuing today that were the equal of Dominique Ansel's.\n\nIn the pre-computer age — say prior to 1995 — these irrational mass fads developed more slowly, but lasted longer, never quite reaching the level of mass hysteria, but sometimes coming close. Here are a few that caused a mania way out of proportion to their actual culinary value. Call them the slower-moving Cronuts of their time:\n\n[A fondue party via Bachology]\n\nFondue Parties: What is fondue? Melted cheese thinned out with wine in which you dip little pieces of stale bread. Really, none too exciting. Yet in the '60s this dish – which originated in Switzerland – caused near hysteria. For a time fondue parties were compulsory events, handily eclipsing cocktail parties. Nowadays when you go to a street fair or flea market you're likely to spot fondue sets in mint condition, still unused in their original wrappers. Because nobody really liked fondue parties.",
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"[Jell-O salad ad via The Society Pages]\nJell-O Salads: Gelatin desserts weren't much in the public eye before cough-syrup salesman Pearle Bixby Wait bought a patent for powdered gelatin in the 1890s and created modern Jell-O. Wait couldn't get much traction till he sold it to someone named Orator Woodward, who first promoted it as a modern dessert — abetted by the arrival of modern refrigeration techniques – and then had the brainstorm of distributing free cookbooks. He expanded the flavors available to include cherry, peach, and chocolate, and managed to get celebrities to publicly eat it. The wildfire popularity he generated via his modern marketing schemes, and the genius of convincing the public that Jell-O was not only a dessert but a salad as well, propelled the crazy fad way into the 1960s. But who bothers with Jell-O today?",
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"White Sugar: When sugar was introduced into Europe in the 12th century by soldiers returning from the Crusades, nobody quite knew what to do with it. It was considered a replacement for honey, with a more complex and lingering sweetness. One of the first things it was used for — it gradually became more common as the Middle Ages progressed — was preserving fruit, in a way still useful today if you're a fan of fruitcake. But with sugar soon being incorporated into savory dishes and baked goods, something that represented an actual addiction began occurring. So that when the sugar supply was cut off in Paris in 1792, massive riots involving 50,000 housewives ensued.",
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"Pop Rocks: Fizzies were the harbinger, an artificially sweetened beverage wildly popular among kids in the '60s and '70s, made by dropping an effervescent tablet in water and watching it foam up. In the late '70s, a product with a similar idea was developed. Pop rocks were a candy that, once placed in the mouth, fizzed up and created small explosions. Kids went crazy for them. Delusionally, parents believed the force of the explosions could knock fillings out, while kids believed if you washed pop rocks down with soda pop, you would die. Neither was true."
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This implies that you can flaunt having improved stadiums playing this game.\n\nThere is a new look in the pitch of First Touch Soccer 2022 as the looks so alluring, adding with how the crowd responses during game play.\n\nA lot of leagues are included in FTS 22, they include, Premier League, La Liga, Seria A, Champions League and other local leagues that weren’t available in some previous version of the game.\n\nAnother area where there has been improvement is the team selection and tactics. There are various types of tactics to select from, like the popular 4-4-2, 4-3-3, 4-5-1, 3-4-3 among numerous others are included. You can see your formation and strategies prior to starting any match.\n\nHere is the description of First Touch Soccer 2022:\n\nPresently the game is just a available for Android albeit the iOS rendition is as yet on plan. It’s significant you download every one of the game file for you to be able to launch it in your phone.\n\nThe new things to expect from this game includes:\n\nThe following are links to download the Mod Apk and OBB data file of FTS 22:\n\nAfter your have downloaded FTS game and OBB data, the next thing is to install it into your device.\n\nIn case it’s your first time and you are thinking that its hard to carry out the installation process, simply follow the steps laid out below.\n\nThis will help you to install and separate obb data file by going to Android folder in phone memory. Note you will have to use Zarchiver application To Extract FTS Obb Data.\n\nThe following are steps to extract and install FTS 2022 on your Android phone:\n\n1. First you will have to launch the Zarchiver App so as to extract the files.\n2. Locate FTS 2022 Obb Data files in Downloads folder of the app.\n3. Then click on OBB FTS 2022 Zip File.\n4. You will see an options Menu pop up on your screen.\n5. Click “Extract” and proceed to the phone memory.\n6. Click Android Folder on the phone memory.\n7. Click OBB folder.\n8. The following thing should be to click extract icon resembling an arrow pointing downwards.\n9. When the above step is carried out, FTS 2022 OBB zip file will be extracted successfully upon reaching 100%.\n10. The same process should be done to extract Data FTS 2022 Zip file by going to Android folder and then click data folder.\n\nNote that FTS 2022 Data Zip File is vital, it contains moves update documents and many other important games files, ensure you extract it likewise else you will see the old names in the players list.\n\nJust as FTS 22 game is the newest in the collection, there are lots of new features to expect. Here are the most significant ones:\n\n• Unlimited Coins: This unlimited coins feature enables users to purchase any player of your choice similarly as it’s in DLS 22 Mod. You can likewise utilize the coins in FTS to hack the game and buy packs just as improve players abilities.\n• Full Players Transfers: The game has transfer market where you can exchange or purchase best players from another club to your very own club.\n• Manager Mode: Switching to the manager Mode will enable you deal with every one of the activities of your club. As the club manager, you will be able to receive club news such as next fixtures, tips, players performance and many more. This feature is pretty much updated in the new FTS 2022 game.\n• New Stadium: Stadiums currently look better with new promotion sheets logos, impacts crowd, new pitch designs with green grass to make your game look nice.\n• New Leagues: Popular Leagues, like, Premier League SerieA, Bundesliga, Brazilian classes, La Liga and others has been updated with new ones which were not available in the old versions of the football game.\n• HD Graphics: The redid designs make the players look so genuine. 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In truth, it should come as no surprise to the naysayers that New Jersey is on the forefront of clean energy innovation with climate change imminently threatening the survival of its cherished coastal communities and prized farming industry.\n\nJust in case anyone is keeping track of gubernatorial bonus points, New Jersey’s new clean energy bills are expected to not only combat climate change head-on and chip away at what the governor characterized as “our fossil fuel addiction,” but also grossly stimulate the state’s economy.\n\nPedal to the Metal on Electric Vehicles\n\nEchoing Gov. Gavin Newsom’s aggressive climate-focused agenda in California, Murphy is looking for New Jersey to likewise be fully reliant on clean and renewable energy by 2050. In achieving this robust goal, 34% of the clean and renewable energy is intended to be solar energy, with 330,000 electric cars on the road by 2025. Currently, there’s roughly 41,000 electric cars on the road in New Jersey, a number historically hampered by residents’ concerns over affordability and access to charging stations. However, two of the new bills tackle the roadblocks that have stymied efforts to implement charging stations in neighborhoods and communities throughout the state.\n\nFirst, Senate Bill 3223 scales back municipal zoning and planning laws around building new electric charging stations, laws that may have previously precluded the installation of such stations due to cost, bureaucratic red tape, and permitting delays upwards of 6 months. With Bill 3223, in order to add a charging infrastructure to a facility, you simply file for a zoning permit, pay $75 (representing a savings of $5,000 to $10,000) and wait less than two months for approval. In an effort to encourage the development of zero-emission vehicle fueling, the companion law—Assembly Bill 1653—incentivizes municipalities to embrace the shift to electric vehicles by offering accessible options for how municipalities can include electric vehicle charging stations in a variety of redevelopment projects.\n\nThe Garden State or the Solar State?\n\nNew Jersey may need to swap one kitschy logo for another and convert its nickname to the solar state if Assembly Bill 4554 indeed accomplishes what it intends to in overhauling the current lackluster incentive program to more earnestly entice homeowners and businesses alike to transfigure to solar energy. The bill establishes a revised solar renewable energy certificate program, coined SREC-II, which will allow customers who generate their own solar electricity to sell it off to buyers in exchange for SRECs to recoup the out-of-pocket expense of building the solar panels. 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The nations’ largest offshore wind farm, coined Ocean Wind, will soon rise fifteen miles off the coast of Atlantic City, encompassing 250 square miles of open ocean, producing 2,700 MW of clean, green, and renewable energy. Ninety-nine sleek turbines will be erected, looming more than fifty stories above the ocean’s surface, to power 500,000 New Jersey homes. Other states have developed wind farms on land, such as Texas, Nebraska, and South Dakota, but for New Jersey, offshore wind is a no-brainer for the state bordered by water on three sides. To date, Ocean Wind has already bolstered the state’s economy; the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities estimates that the construction, development, and operation of the new offshore wind site will employ 7,000 residents and involve $43.5 billion of spending in the near future.\n\nAdditionally, a German consortium of turbine manufacturers has agreed to set up a manufacturing facility in Glouchester County. 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While not all of them have survived in one piece to this day, there are still plenty of scenic sites for the eager tourist to check out on their next visit to the motherland. Hell, I grew up in a small town with at least two castles within walking distance from my house. It’s one of our more interesting cliches. Of course, it’s hardly a surprise that such stunning real estate would inspire storytellers with romantic intentions. Are you really reading a Scottish romance if your hot kilt-clad hero with a beard and surly emotional exterior isn’t the owner of a castle? The love interest of A Castle for Christmas doesn’t have the facial hair or ginger genes, but he’s a classic castle Scot in every other way.\n\nLook, I’m a proud romance reader, but my cringe tolerance for Scottish romances written by Americans is low. You try spending four years doing a Celtic studies degree then see if you can watch Braveheart without wanting to yank out your own retinas. I know every trope as if my life depends on it, and A Castle for Christmas seems to be working from the same checklist I used in Scottish ethnology classes. There are the nosy locals who knit, the gag about not understanding the accent (complete with subtitles), lots of tartan, a dog named Hamish, and bagpipes on the soundtrack.\n\nI know I’m not the target audience for this, but I can appreciate that this is made with laser-like focus for its demographic. It’s obviously not taking itself too seriously, much in the same vein that all of these Hallmark-esque holiday romances are. If this were all in a 300+ page romance novel, I know dozens of fellow readers who would gobble this up in one sitting. The tropes fly thick and fast, from the excited dog meet-cute to the gossipy circle of friends offering advice. And it’s all done with a Highland sheen — and actually filmed in Scotland, yay! Suck it, Vancouver and/or Utah!\n\nIt’s all appropriately low stakes, even with a crumbling castle and the duke’s mounting financial problems on the periphery. It’s not exactly grounded stuff (who buys a castle on a whim without at least checking if the roof is in one piece?), but there are moments of emotional honesty that keep the narrative grounded. Sophie’s familial attachment to Dun Dunbar goes beyond tartanry fetishism and Myles’s reluctance to give up his homestead despite the weight of the costs are understandable. Screenwriters Ally Carter and Kim Beyer-Johnson know there’s a fine line between sweet charm and cloying ham and they mostly stick to the latter, although that may also be region dependent.\n\nThe accent roulette game is in full swing here. Blessed be to every actual Scottish actor in this film who manages to keep a straight face when forced to screech out the kind of slang that is seldom said in real life. Some of these people deserve Nobel Prizes for not descending into cackles whenever Elwes returned from Brigadoon to talk like… well, that. Bless you, Dread Pirate Roberts, for you truly are stretching yourself here in a way that I respected yet wanted to end immediately. Netflix, I will offer my services to you as a Scottish accent sensitivity checker. I promise you that you do not need to roll every R or always say ‘aye’ instead of ‘yes.’ But you do need to drop at least a few hard Ts now and then, Cary. Why is every ‘what’ pronounced like you’re in a wind tunnel?! Call me, we can arrange something!\n\nThere are cute moments here, especially in its sheer commitment to the cozy aesthetic that looks as though it fell straight off the front of a shortbread tin. I know pubs and B&Bs that look like the one in this film and even I still felt an urge to go straight to this one. Some of the jokes land and I giggled enough to be sufficiently entertained over the 100-minute running-time (‘I thought dukes were supposed to be gentlemen.’ ‘Those are English dukes.’) The supporting cast, which includes Andi Osho and Desiree Burch, are ideal romance novel sidekicks, and it is always nice to see a romantic film with a central pair over the age of 50. Shields and Elwes, the latter’s accent aside, are certainly on the correct wavelength for this kind of romance. Maybe they can turn this into a series of films where Elwes chooses a new accent with every installment? There are castles in a lot of other countries, Netflix.\n\nYou already know if you’re going to watch A Castle for Christmas, and if you are, then you probably already know that you’ll like it. Reviews are meaningless for holiday romances and rightly so. My nationalistic nitpicking ain’t gonna stop you from drinking up this super-sweet festive feast. 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"The shot: Sassy Pants\nThe creator: Megan Hanson\nDon’t let the fancy wood confines of the Gastropub fool ya, apparently these bartenders really want to make you shots. So we obliged. This shot consisted of a tasty mix of habanero, Sriracha, orange juice, pineapple juice, lemons, Jameson whiskey, Ketel One Orange, Ciroc Peach and grenadine. Bartender Megan Hanson wanted to combine her love of Habero and Sriracha with lemons and oranges. It is recommended to shoot the shot all at once to get the sweetness of the grenadine at the bottom mixed with all the other flavors.",
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"The drink: Blue Is The New Ginger\nThe creator: Megan Hanson\nMegan Hanson had been watching episodes of “Orange Is the New Black” prior to making this cleverly-named drink; Blue is the New Ginger, Hanson says, reflects her love for blueberry cheesecake. This is a drink you probably need to share her love of all things blueberry if you want to enjoy it. The drink is finely presented in a martini glass drizzled with chocolate along with outside and rimmed with cinnamon sugar. The drink itself consists of fresh and muddled blueberries, UV Blue, UV Cake, DeKuyper Blueberry Liqueur, Stoli Blue, Rumchata, half and half, topped with whipped cream and a blueberry. It is quite a blast of chilly, sugary sweetness.",
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"The shot: Salty Ruby\nThe creator: Kent Larsen\nKent Larsen created the Salty Ruby for those people who are hard to talk into taking tequila shots but still want the fun interactiveness of it. It’s a pretty simple shot compared to the drinks we started with. It’s ingredients feature Deep Eddy Ruby Red Vodka combined with Kinky Liqueur. Now, most would never say “give me a shot of Kinky Liqueur,” however, the addition of Deep Eddy made it all the worthwhile. It’s a fruity splash of booze that goes down smooth. Rimmed margarita salt and sugar coated lime for that tequila feel without the tequila hangover. Is there a reason my friend calls tequila to-kill-ya?",
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"The drink: Minnechata\nThe creator: Kent Larsen\nGoing for a Minnesota feel here, Kent sought to create a fall/winter drink that didn’t include any sort of pumpkin flavor in it. He succeeded in making a nice warm up alternative to all too many which overdo the pumpkin ingredients. Minnechata features Alander Rum from Hallock, Minn. for that regional feel combined with Kahlua and Rumchata. It’s rimmed with chocolate bitters, a cinnamon stick and grated nutmeg. It’s a perfect drink for a ski lodge. But also works at those things that keep us from going stir crazy during the holidays and winter months, bars.",
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"The drink: Bulleit Bittersweet\nThe creator: Chad Bjork\nWell it’s no surprise for its only entry that the Max Lounge would feature a no-nonsense, old fashioned, booze-filled drink. While it is quite delicious, I would imagine you would be hard pressed to see UV Cake included in any specialty shots here unless by request. The Bulleit Bittersweet included Bulleit Rye Whiskey, Woodford Cherry Bitters, orange cinnamon simple syrup and a splash of fresh orange juice. Chad came up with this drink while experimenting when he worked at the Hotel Donaldson. This experiment quickly gained fans and it’s easy to see why.",
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"The shot: Gingerbread\nThe creator: Cory Schlack\nThis shot was created to become a bar favorite of bachelorette parties. With all the whipped cream on it and it’s cute and sexy presentation, it’s not too tough to see how that could happen. Whether it will become a bar favorite for non-bachelorette parties is another story. The Gingerbread features Cinnamon Schnapps, Butterscotch Schnapps, Irish Cream, Whipped Cream and Cinnamon. It seems like a good fall/winter holiday warm up shot, however, remains to be seen whether or not it will be enjoyed by those without penis straws in their cups."
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Yet, our perception and response to the more negative (and seemingly uncaring moments), shaped us in different ways.\n\nAs children, the women in my novel A Cord of Three (in progress), experienced several childhood wounds as described in the Emotional Wound Thesaurus by Angela Ackerman and Becca Puglisi. I’m clumping them together under the description of “When a Parent Doesn’t Care”. This resource has really helped me to better define the wounds and resulting character traits and fears for each sister. I highly recommend it for anyone writing about a character whose past defines their present (which is pretty much everyone!)\n\nFirst, all three girls experienced the abandonment of their father. Though the youngest, Ava, has no memory of him at all, Sadie and Rachel have a few memories in which they cling to. The resulting wounds they carry into adulthood are very different due to their ages, birth order, and perceptions of the meaning behind why their father left. 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The only obvious possible “why” may have to do with why the girls’ father isn’t in the picture, but I can’t say more at this point.\n\nSadie becomes resentful of her mother and Rachel’s apparent lack of concern for Ava’s behavior. Deep down, Sadie cares more about appearances — the appearance of success and a nice home. This is her primary motivation in making sure her sisters get decent grades, stay out of trouble, and do their portion of the housework.\n\nRachel volunteers at church and strives for straight-As to make up for her mother and sisters’ moral compromises. She sees both of her sisters and their mother acting in self-interest and it breaks her heart. She knows what they strive for is temporary and will eventually lead to emptiness and heartache.\n\nThough this is still a work-in-progress as I refine the middle portion of my manuscript, I’m deciding how this wound will translate to each sister in their adult lives. At this point, Ava does whatever it takes to survive and NOT depend on a man to provide for her and her daughter. Rachel has devoted her life to her children, strives to honor her husband, and refuses to act in any way that could be perceived as selfish. Sadie has devoted her life up to the beginning of the novel to creating stability — a nice house, nice things, a substantial savings and a solid husband — before ever considering bringing a child into this world.\n\nThe question at this point is have their attempts to overcome their wounds been a success? Or are they all just applying a bandage to the inevitable trigger that will force each of them to see their strategies have failed? What will the trigger for each of them be as they interact during their grandmother’s birthday party?\n\nI have a few ideas about the answers, but revealing them now will spoil the final story!\n\nBy sharing how the fictional wounds represent our real ones, both are subjective of my personal experience as well as the goal of the story. Overall, the story is “based” on actual events, but it is not an accurate representation of the events of our childhood, even when I include certain actual details of certain memories to convey unique detail related to setting and routine, but not necessarily emotions and thoughts.\n\nFor the “truth” record, our actual mother, though young and often ignorant of some of the troubling situations we found ourselves in, did not embrace loose living or expect others to care for us while she had fun. 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Eco-terrorism is the act of exploiting another country’s ecosystem to the point of destroying it.\n\n“China is killing natural resources in Iran like there is no tomorrow to it,” Kian said.\n\nKian explained that Beijing purchases or rents land reserves from Tehran’s regime leadership. He notes that the Ayatollah’s government allows Beijing to exploit Iran’s natural resources because it gives them political advantages.\n\nKian called out the Tehran regime leadership’s relationship with China as an “embarrassing one,” steered more by political prestige points than actual advantages to Iran as a nation. He described harsh land abuses that fit the criteria of eco-terrorism.\n\nExamples of this include China’s cooperation with the IRGC to drain the Huralazim wetland in Khuzestan province to reach its oil deposits.\n\nBeijing’s project in Khuzestan had a severe impact on the local environment. This sparked the Summer 2021 domestic protests against the Iranian regime all across the country. Despite the regime’s brutal response to protests, Iranians in the energy and gas industry continue to take to street protests around the country.\n\nPolitical pressures from this Sino-Iranian relationship put a severe strain on OPEC states to cater to Beijing.\n\nThis, in turn, increases political risks to Western countries that continue to adopt an OPEC-dependent energy policy. Western energy trade professionals have voiced concern about Biden’s gravitation toward OPEC rather than domestic energy production.\n\n“The only conclusion I can arrive at as to why the Biden administration would undermine its own energy in favor of foreign industry is that they are beholden to the radical, green energy backers of the Biden campaign,” said Behrens.\n\nBehrens said that the Chinese regime is a major investor in green energy prospects, particularly solar panel energy. He estimated that 9 out of 10 of the major world solar energy panel producers are either made in China or produced by companies owned by China.\n\nA focus on foreign-first energy policy gives policy advantages to the Chinese regime, which, as Kian noted, is already heavily pursuing interventionist and market control measures in the OPEC bloc.\n\n“It’s a way-of-life risk,” Larry Behrens said, noting that everything from cars, to product delivery, to electricity depends on energy trade. The foreign-first policy puts energy production into the hands of foreign entities that do not have the U.S. best interests in mind.\n\n“America needs an America-first policy for protecting industries that are critical for our way of life,” Behrens said. He pointed out recent Biden administration policies that will not be good for domestic energy. Rather, Behrens states that recent policy is shifting market activity into foreign markets.\n\nThis shift of sourcing puts the demands on the OPEC states, which have come under the heavy influence of Beijing’s increasingly aggressive energy production. The West is rendered vulnerable by policies that push its energy production into the volatile theater of the Shanghai Pact nations.\n\nYet, American policy splits on U.S. fossil fuel dependence and how policy should proceed. Domestic clean energy advocates stress the need for renewable resources as a way to guarantee domestic energy security.\n\n“Our nation’s continued reliance on fossil fuels leaves us vulnerable to the gyrations of global oil markets and foreign actors,” said Gregory Whetstone, the President, and CEO of the American Council on Renewable Energy.\n\n“This is one reason that Americans across the political spectrum want to accelerate the transition to clean, affordable, and homegrown renewable power,” Whetstone said.\n\nBehrens used the recent motion denial of a permit to Alaska’s controversial Pebble Mine as an example. Pebble Mine, on track to be one of the world’s largest copper and gold mines, was denied a permit it needed to operate. This, The New York Times writes, likely “killed” the project.\n\nHe noted that the Pebbles Mine was set to be an important domestic resource for copper and that the Biden administration’s move to close it in favor of fewer carbon emissions was a favor to foreign-first markets.\n\nThis is a notable departure from the Trump era which was described as “neo-mercantilist” by energy trade experts for its strong affinity to exports, and putting America’s domestic production first. Researcher Farid Guliyev writes in his assessment of the Trump-era American energy market a transition in energy production he refers to as “the shale revolution.”\n\nDuring this era, the Trump administration’s policies in energy production had set the U.S. course to go “from a net energy importer into a global energy superpower.”\n\nSome argue that U.S. energy needs to be a “green leader” so as to retain its credibility as a green energy advocate. This does not fully address that the United States was already on course to be the leading producer of energy due to the new domestic-centered interests of the previous administration. The argument that the U.S. must walk back from its protectionist trade and reenter climate agreements to be an effective leader does not appear to reflect the real statistics.\n\nDuring the shale revolution, U.S. renewable energies were also gaining, and policy experts argued that a push for U.S. climate-change investment and lead energy investment could coincide. While partisanship regarding clean energy was polarized, the market appeared to prioritize the idea of better, renewable energy creation (see Pew Research).\n\nAn apparent regression focus from domestic-first to foreign-first energy trade appears to be counterproductive to U.S. trade progress.\n\nBrooks is a foreign affairs editor/reporter for American Pigeon. She covers world policy, American interests, and security issues. She has been a contributing reporter with publications such as The Modern Treatise and The Epoch Times.\nAll Posts\n\nPrevPreviousPrudence, in the Face of Light or Transient Causes: Misinterpretations of the Declaration of Independence\nNextThe Star Wars Sequels Had its MomentsNext",
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"As bad news continues to pile up, pressure is increasing for governments around the world to begin reopening their economies. And some are planning to do just that – at least in phases.\n\nThe big question underlying their decisions, however, is whether this strategy could ultimately lead to a costly global setback in the fight against the novel coronavirus.\n\nPoliticians are getting increasingly nervous about the dramatic financial fallout from this pandemic. Every day seems to bring a new report detailing the economic shock caused by the fight against COVID-19.\n\nPredicted for the United States is another round of layoffs that will throw millions more out of work. The International Monetary Fund, meantime, warned recently that the world economy faces the worst downturn since the Great Depression, with quarantines causing economic output around the globe to crater. If the pandemic persists, the IMF is forecasting economies to contract by once unimaginable percentages – as much as 6 per cent in advanced countries.\n\nBeyond the economic devastation, unease is growing among governments that the public will soon begin bristling under continued quarantine. All the more reason to get people back to work.\n\nThis is why we are hearing European countries that have started bending the virus curve downward talk about a staggered reopening of their economies. Germany announced this week that it will begin its lockdown thaw on Monday, when certain businesses will get the go-ahead to reopen amid strict physical distancing rules. U.S. President Donald Trump seems adamant that the American economy will begin returning to normal at the end of the month – despite the advice of his chief medical officer that this would be too soon.\n\nHere in Canada, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s pronouncement on Wednesday that there are no immediate plans to take the shackles off the economy will likely be met with strong resistance in various parts of the country. But it’s a decision that could end up saving thousands of lives.\n\nAnd for evidence of this, I offer you Singapore.\n\nMost will recall that the island city-state was hailed for its aggressive, and mostly successful, approach to containing the spread of the virus after its initial detonation in China. Early on, officials in Singapore commenced a program of widespread testing and contact tracing. Those who were infected were isolated, and those who had contact with the infected were quarantined. Physical distancing became de rigueur.\n\nPerhaps not surprisingly, the success of the Singapore model led to overconfidence. Standards, including physical-distancing requirements, began slipping. Scenes of crowds of people suddenly were not uncommon. This led to a predictable conclusion: an explosion in new cases.\n\nOn March 15, Singapore had only 226 reported cases of COVID-19. As of Wednesday, the number stood at 3,699, with a record 447 cases reported in one day this week. The government has now closed schools and non-essential businesses. Residents have been instructed to stay home. The overall containment approach has been escalated dramatically.\n\nThis phenomenon has been duly noted by public health officials in this country. It’s one of the reasons that Mr. Trudeau was trying to temper talk about easing confinement measures. He understands what will happen if we begin to slide backward in our containment strategy: We will quickly lose much of the ground we have made in our fight against the disease.\n\nThe most realistic take I’ve seen on reopening economies was written by Matthew Harrison, a biotech analyst for investment giant Morgan Stanley. He does not believe the U.S. has reached the zenith of the virus’s assault on the country, a milestone unlikely to be reached for weeks yet.\n\nMr. Harrison also does not anticipate widespread easing of current restrictions until there is capacity guaranteed in hospitals for unexpected surges in virus cases, as well as a program in place for both robust testing and contact tracing in order to curtail “hot spots” from developing. He anticipates small waves of workers possibly going back to their jobs by midsummer, but a number will not be able to return – period – until a vaccine is developed.\n\n“Based on this view of the delayed peak and slow return to work, our U.S. economists have revised their U.S. growth forecasts,\" he wrote, noting that Morgan Stanley does not foresee a return to previrus levels of economic activity until the end of 2021.\n\nLet that sink in for a moment.\n\nAs depressing as it is to consider, nothing on the immediate horizon looks like normal. Not here, not anywhere.",
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"Installation was fairly easy, the hardest part being getting your rear sight off. There are a number of ways to do this, most you can find on the web. My preferred method is to stand the sight vertically and push down on the sight leaf with a screwdriver, once you get the leaf far enough down the rear sight will drop free. Both of Jim Fuller’s AK armorers DVDs include details on how to remove the rear sight and both are highly recommended by us. SI does not include details on how to do this in their instructions or if you should remove the sight leaf which we assume you should.",
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"I've also often addressed this topic in my blog, sometimes referring to discussions that occurred during my management courses or during conference sessions. For example, course guest speaker John Armitage made the following point:\n\n\"There is only so much air in the room—only so much budget, head-count, attention, and future potential in an organization. And people within the organization are struggling to acquire it—struggling for power, influence, promotion, etc., whether because of ego or as a competitive move against threats of rivals. People will turn a blind eye to good ideas if they don't support their career and personal objectives. Hence, if user experience is perceived as a threat, and if they think they can stop it, they will, even if it hurts the company.\"\n\nGuest speaker Jim Nieters addressed the role that the positioning of UX personnel in an organization plays:\n\nOrganizational positioning and the type of user research conducted were two of the factors debated by a stellar panel of UX executives and managers I assembled for a CHI conference session entitled, \"Moving User Experience into a Position of Corporate Influence: Whose Advice Really Works?\"\n\nWe also addressed this topic in interactions articles published when I was the magazine's Co-Editor-in-Chief. For example, in \"The Business of Customer Experience,\" Secil Watson described work done by her teams at Wells Fargo Bank:\n\n\"We championed customer experience broadly. We knew that product managers, engineers, and servicing staff were equally important partners in the success of each of our customer-experience efforts. Instead of owning and controlling the goal of creating positive customer experience, we shared our vision and our methods across the group. This was a grassroots effort that took a long time. We didn't do formal training across the group, nor did we mandate a new process. Instead, we created converts in every project we touched using our UCD methods. Having a flexible set of well-designed, easy-to-use UCD tools ... made the experience teams more credible and put us in the position of guiding the process of concept definition and design for our business partners.\"\n\nForming the centerpiece of their UCD toolkit: an extensive user research-based user task model. The influence of the use of these tools extended to project identification, project prioritization, business case development, and more.\n\nI encourage managers to employ the speedboat exercise to prompt diagnosis and discussion in their own place of work. Also, peruse my blog posts and past issues of interactions for more on factors that impact the influence of UX. And give particular thought to the role user research might play; along these lines, look forward, with me, to what further Dan Rosenberg has to say in the March + April issue of interactions."
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"Stepping out solo: Liam was pictured at the British Vogue Fashion and Film party at Annabel's private members' club in London 's Mayfair on Sunday night\n\nNow it has been reported Liam has spoken to lawyers to see what a split would mean for their shared assets and the care of their son, according to the Sun.\n\nLiam has an estimated fortune of £54million while Cheryl is said to be worth around £20million.\n\nA source close to the couple told the newspaper: 'Liam has sought some legal advice but he still wants to make it work.It's just sensible to be prepared for all options.\n\n'With a young son and a number of assets between them there is more to breaking up than just parting ways.\n\n'He hopes it doesn't come to it but he's just being careful.'\n\nMailOnline has contacted Cheryl and Liam's representatives for comment.",
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"The couple, who are not married but have a son, 11-month-old Bear, and live together in a Surrey mansion, are said to be considering going their separate ways\n\n'Their main concern is Bear and making sure that he remains the happy little boy he is.'\n\nLiam - who is set to perform at the inaugural Global Awards on March 1st - has been away on tour frequently over the past year, promoting his new album while Cheryl is said to have stayed at home looking after baby Bear at their Surrey home.\n\nRecently he has been touring the US and spent time in New York promoting his new single For You, a duet with Rita Ora.\n\nAccording to reports he has been flying between the US and the UK by private jet in a bid to spend more time with Cheryl, but the pair have not been seen together in public since October.\n\nThe new parents are struggling to find quality time together as they juggle their busy careers and care for their 11-month-old son, Bear, the source told MailOnline.\n\nA source has told MailOnline that Cheryl is spending a lot of time at home on her own with Bear because she would rather stay in watching soaps on TV than go out to showbiz parties.",
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"Public show of affection? Liam posted an Instagram picture of Bear on Wednesday with the caption: 'Happy Valentine's Day @cherylofficial and everyone. Looks like I've got the big guy to compete with now'\n\nA friend of Cheryl said: 'The fact of the matter is, like most young couple's with busy work lives and the demands of an infant they have been struggling to spend time together.\n\n'There are the very real strains of trying to adapt to parenthood whilst being in the spotlight and having to appear as though everything is rosy all of the time.\n\n'It is not real life and is not the life Cheryl and Liam are currently living as a couple.'\n\nCheryl has been supported by her brother Gary and his partner, who she has moved into Liam's home in Woking.\n\nThe Fight for this Love star sparked engagement rumours by showing off a whopping diamond on her ring finger during The Prince's Trust gala last Thursday. She has since been seen without the ring.\n\nThe source added: 'Cheryl just wants what every woman wants. A loving, happy family and someone to grow old with.\n\n'There is no doubt she wants more children - but it is fair to say at the moment there is a lot of pressure on both her and Liam. Being apart isn't helping that.'\n\nThe couple's lack of public outings together has already puzzled fans. One tweeted: 'Hey @LiamPayne the last (time) you posted a selfie on Instagram with Cheryl was August last year.",
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"In better times? Cheryl and Liam confirmed their low-key romance in February 2016, and announced the birth of their son Bear with a sweet Instagram snap in March\n\n'Could you bless us with a new one please Liam. @CherylOfficial.' Another follower wrote: '@CherylOfficial hello, I miss your selfies with liam x'.\n\nCheryl and Liam confirmed their romance in February 2016, and went on to delight fans with a number of cosy social media snaps before pregnancy rumours began to swirl.\n\nThe pair never confirmed they were expecting - but announced the birth of their son Bear with a sweet Instagram snap in March.\n\nImmediately after the birth, One Direction star Liam admitted the pair were open to having more children in the future.\n\nRemaining mostly coy on the matter, he said of adding to their brood: 'We have spoken about this. We will see what happens. We are in a routine now and loving life.'\n\nCheryl previously enjoyed a four-year marriage to former England footballer Ashley Cole, before it ended in 2010 over his infidelity.\n\nShe went on to marry playboy restaurateur Jean-Bernard Fernandez-Versini, tying the knot at a secret ceremony in Mustique in 2014 after just three months of dating. They divorced in 2016 after Cheryl cited 'unreasonable behaviour.'",
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The deadline for proposals is 20 August 2015. For more information please see the application form available at: anca.net.au\n\nCANBERRA’S most energy efficient homes will open their doors to the public for the annual Australian Institute of Architects Solar House Day on Sunday August 2 and Sunday August 9, showcasing some of the Canberra’s best climate appropriate, energy efficient homes. Bus tours guided by the architects and members of the Institute’s Sustainability Committee, will visit 10 projects across Canberra. A free public lecture “Achieving a Solar House: Guiding Principles to Buy, Build and Alter” will be held at 5:30pm on Thursday July 30 at the Shine Dome. Bookings and further details at architecture.com.au\n\nClassical Persian musicians Salar Ayoubi and Shahriar Etemadi Tajbakhsh are staging a benefit performance to help the family of a refugee with a terminal illness. 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Dawson, who won the Archibald, Prize in 1973 with a portrait of her late husband, Michael Boddy, has long practised her art from Binalong where she began to focus on still lifes and “the minutiae of her bucolic surroundings.”\n\nSTUDENT-LED Dirrum Dirrum conference aims to create a climate of inspiration; foster a cycle of responsibility and leadership development and will host nearly a thousand delegates from July 31 – August 3. Dirrum Dirrum 2015 will feature 4 days of inspirational speakers in a TEDx-style, including high-profile Australian photojournalist Nigel Brennan, who endured 462 days of captivity in Somalia. Other speakers include Karen Middleton; Kerryn Higgs; Francis Owusu; Richard Stirzaker; Takao Sakae; HE Abel Guterres; Juliao dos Santos; Emma Pocock, and Emma Macdonald. 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Don’t give him an answer and eventually he’ll get tired of asking and give up.\n\nThat seems to be Eamon Ryan’s approach to Ireland’s oil and gas exploration industry, if that’s not too extravagant a description for the collection of unwanted (by investors) and unwanted (by government) penny stocks. that were leaked before the State. banned all new licenses last year.\n\n[ Does Ireland’s public service really buy in to the climate change strategy? ]\n\nThe Environment Minister does not want to say yes to new permits or leases that could allow existing licensees to advance their exploration blocks; if they start pumping oil or gas out of the ground, he would politically embarrass the leader of the Green Party. 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You need state permission. Last week, two days before the egg time ran out, he told investors that state officials say his license for Inishkea “will remain active until the department notifies the company otherwise.” Please, dad, can I have a weird foot? Why don’t you answer me, dad, please?\n\nThere are two very different camps in the debates surrounding these cases. I think it’s very easy to see both sides. Each has credible arguments that the other can’t easily dismiss, though that doesn’t change the fact that Ryan’s aloofness in dealing with issues decisively risks one of the companies eventually launching a fit of hysteria at the aisle seven.\n\n[ Climate is at a tipping point and if we fail to act, we’ll witness the revenge of Lovelock’s Gaia ]\n\nRyan has made Ireland a world leader in the environmentalist school of thought that there should be no more oil or gas exploration and that the industry must go to bed as quickly as possible. If we keep pumping stuff out of the ground, we’ll keep burning it and ruining the planet. The less we pump, the less we can burn. You cannot reason with the scientific inevitability of what will happen if emissions are not drastically reduced.\n\nIreland is a core founding member of the Beyond Oil & Gas Alliance (Boga) which aims at nothing less than the death of the hydrocarbons industry. Ryan was on stage at Cop26 in Glasgow when Boga was launched. He is clearly committed to the cause.\n\nHowever, the weakness of Ryan and his side in the debate is their unwillingness to acknowledge the credibility of the other side’s arguments. Like it or not, we still need new and secure supplies of hydrocarbons until cleaner, renewable forms of energy can fully take over. Otherwise, we will become dependent on fuel imports from autocratic regimes that spread instability, or the most vulnerable members of our society will suffer as prices rise.\n\nRyan may cringe at the political awkwardness of being seen facilitating the pumping of oil from the Celtic Sea or gas from the West Coast. But that is vanity. Producing hydrocarbons at home is infinitely better than buying them from the imperialist Vladimir Putin or the Mohammed bin Salman regime in Saudi Arabia. They will never sign up for an initiative like Boga. Your type will always be around, and others will always want to buy from you.\n\nIt is indisputable that our economy and society still need hydrocarbons and we are not yet ready to abandon them for other sources. That must remain the goal. But even Ryan knows that he will take more time, even if he deepens the environmental damage. The state knows it too. 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Despite being set in London, Stevenson’s famous tale of Jekyll and Hyde is thought to be heavily inspired by Edinburgh because of this ‘double existence’.\n\n“Edinburgh is a hotbed of genius.”\n\nThis famous quote from Scottish poet and author Tobias Smollett refers to Edinburgh’s Enlightenment of the 18th century. The city was associated with many writers, philosophers, scientists and academics, including David Hume, Adam Smith and Francis Hutcheson.\n\nOscar Wilde’s famous quote gives a less romanticised version of the city, but still gives the literary seal of approval to Auld Reekie.\n\n“But Edinburgh is a mad god’s dream.”\n\nOne of the principal figures behind the Scottish Renaissance of the mid-20th century, Hugh MacDiarmid, was an influential poet and writer. 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Although he originally hailed from Ayr, Scotland’s national bard was very fond of the capital city, as illustrated here in this Address to Edinburgh.\n\n“It seemed as if the rock and castle assumed a new aspect every time I looked at them; and Arthur’s Seat was perfect witchcraft. I don’t wonder that anyone residing in Edinburgh should write poetically.”\n\nIn 1817, Washington Irvine travelled to Edinburgh to visit Walter Scott and was enchanted by the city. Best known for his short stories Rip Van Winkle and The Legend of Sleepy Hollow, Irvine was one of the first American writers to gain international success in Europe.\n\n“Piled deep and massy, close and high; Mine own romantic town.”\n\nThis famous line is taken from the epic poem Marmion. Scott, who was born in College Wynd on the Cowgate, is one of the most significant figures in Scottish literature and the Scott Monument is the largest monument to a writer in the world.\n\n“My dear Sir, do not think that I blaspheme when I tell you that your great London, as compared to Dun-Edin, ‘mine own romantic town’, is as prose compared to poetry, or as a great rumbling, rambling, heavy Epic compared to a Lyric, brief, bright, clear, and vital as a flash of lightning.”\n\nIn this letter from 1850, author Charlotte Bronte tells her companion that London and Edinburgh are two very different cities. 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"Named after these majestic golden-marked birds, golden eagles are massive and competent predators capable of preying on a wide variety of animal species. These eagles are dark brown in color on the tail and wings and have golden spots on the back of the neck. Reminiscent of an owl, these majestic bird eyes are very large and actually take up most of the space in eagles' skulls.\n\nGolden eagles are able to hunt a variety of animals, including those of impressive size. Bald eagles are widely known for their elegant flight, skillful hunting, and such majestic strength and beauty that they have become the national bird of the United States.\n\nAs with many animal species, eagles' body size increases from the southern to the northern part of their range. In winter, we see more eagles when they travel in large groups in search of food.",
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"However, Wisconsin eagles must travel for food in the winter and return to nesting sites to breed during the warmer months. As for eagles in Florida, or any other warmer Florida state, Florida eagles do not migrate for a food source or to breed, as they have a stable food source in one place year-round. When caring for humans, eagles need to be fed the same diet as their wild counterparts.\n\nEagles of all ages will follow their parents to the nest and graze there until they feed with their parents; at this point their foraging skills improve rapidly and they become less and less dependent on their parents. The eagle first learns to recognize the food in the nest; as he flies and follows his parents, he learns by watching them and other eagles.\n\nThe eagle flies over water and land in search of prey, and also searches for prey while sitting. Sometimes an eagle is seen in the water, clinging its claws to a heavy salmon, which it weaves to the shore on its wings. “It's normal for eagles to grab fish that are too heavy to fly...they can't take off, but they can tow it to shore by paddling their wings.\n\nHe said that contrary to popular belief, an eagle can take off from the surface of the water if it does not stay there too long and wet its wings. His office next to the fish processing plant overlooks the water, and the eagle is seen deliberately landing on the water to collect fish waste discarded by the workers. David Hunsaker has been seen on several occasions in an eagle's fur nest and several bloodthirsty birds, but he said that a pair of eagles feed almost exclusively on fish.",
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"Watson typically says that bald eagles grab fish from the water, keep their feathers relatively dry, and fly back into the air with their tasty treats. Usually, bald eagles notice fish on the surface and dive down with open claws.\n\nIf you've ever seen an eagle in southern Wisconsin, you probably know that one of the best times to see an eagle is during the winter, especially where there is open ocean. There seems to be little you can do to raise bald eagles this winter, as keeping fish in your yard can be a problem; however, there are many ways to support eagles.\n\nThe golden eagle has an area called a crop to store food, which allows them to survive without finding food every day. The aquiline crop is a sac in the esophagus and serves as a storage area, allowing the bird to eat large amounts of food when it is available (i.e. tissue to the chicks so they don't go into the crop."
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"Itching to get rid of your crummy boss? Consider employing a private eye to tail him, tag his car with a GPS tracking device, and then attempt to nail him for drunken driving. If the mood strikes you, follow him to Las Vegas, or sic a voluptuous woman on him in a bar and secretly tape it.\n\nToo bare-knuckled for your taste?\n\nIt wasn’t for one police union in Costa Mesa, Calif., when a contingent of council members there pushed to reform the city’s pension system and outsource some city services to the private sector.\n\nNew documents released by county prosecutors reveal that in the lead-up to the city’s 2012 mayoral election, the Costa Mesa Police Officers Association pulled out all the stops, deploying investigators at the law firm Lackie, Dammeier, McGill & Ethir to conduct “candidate research” against their political foes.\n\nNeedless to say, candidate research appears to have more to do with guerilla tactics intended to eliminate a target than poring over microfiche. Two private investigators employed at the law firm were arrested and charged earlier this month for their role in the 2012 events. Costa Mesa’s mayor (a council member at the time), his wife, and a second council member have filed a civil suit.\n\nThe police union has fired the law firm and claims the union had no role in directing the misdoings, but according to an affidavit filed by the Orange County district attorney, the two investigators, former police officers themselves, were carrying out services for the union at the time the alleged crimes occurred.\n\nE-mail records unearthed in the civil and criminal investigations trace months of back-and-forth between union members on creative ways to solve their council problem, eventually leading to the decision to increase union dues in order to triple the retainer the union was paying Lackie for the aforementioned research.\n\nIn one particularly rich exchange, a union board member, a rank-and-file cop himself, wrote it was “time to expose buffoonery and paranoia” of the then-mayor, who had remarked that he was receiving “stink eye” from officers while out on the campaign trail for another council member, the same candidate about whom the union’s private investigators later made a false DUI report. (Sounds as if the paranoia was justified.)\n\nThis might be reminiscent of a Hollywood plotline, but there are signs it may also be business as usual for police unions throughout the country. That now-defunct law firm employed by the Costa Mesa union was hardly a rare rogue outfit; nor were the two investigators, now fighting multiple felony charges, employees who had gone off the reservation. In its prime, the firm represented more than 100 law-enforcement associations in California and made no effort to hide its rough-and-tumble approach.\n\nAs detailed in a handy “playbook” on the firm’s former website, policeattorney.com (the site is now “under construction”), in order to be effective, a police union “should be like a quiet giant in the position of ‘do as I ask and don’t piss me off.’” Elsewhere, the firm advised clients encountering political opposition from elected officials or high-level bureaucrats to “focus on an individual . . . and keep the pressure up until that person assures you his loyalty and then move on to the next victim.”\n\nI recently wrote about an episode in Phoenix, similarly uncovered during discovery in a civil lawsuit against the police union there. Dismayed by a new uniform policy implemented by the police chief, union officials likewise plotted over e-mail to hire a private investigator to trail the chief and “break it off in his a**” if he were found to be meeting with rival unions.\n\nIncidentally, the Phoenix police chief was fired by the city manager last week after he broke his silence and held a press conference in which he blasted the police union for its negative influence on city politics.\n\nIn both Costa Mesa and Phoenix, details of these sordid activities of police unions have come to light only because of the subpoena power afforded to parties in civil and criminal proceedings. Outside these rare contexts, police unions are able to operate with absolutely no transparency because they are classified as private entities not subject to public-records laws.\n\nThis is troubling when we consider that police unions are associations made up entirely of public employees for the express purpose of advocating on various employment matters. They command an outsize influence in the area of policymaking, sometimes even securing contract provisions in which they have veto power over changes in department policy. They win contracts in which union operations — including lobbying, electioneering, or soliciting grievances against public employers — are almost wholly subsidized by taxpayers. And in states such as California, where right-to-work laws don’t exist, police unions have an assured stream of revenue for budget items like “candidate research” by virtue of all officers’ compelled dues from their paychecks.\n\nEven though their might is made possible only by the abundance of taxpayer coffers, these groups are not subject to any transparency requirements whatsoever, which is how we arrive at episodes like that of Costa Mesa.\n\nWithout demands for increased scrutiny of police unions, whether by mandating transparency in negotiations, requiring police officers to account for their union activity while on the taxpayer dime, or other related reforms, the ability for these groups to engage in unsavory activity — and get away with it — will only grow.\n\nWhen, unbeknownst to us, the very groups we’ve entrusted to protect us from law-breakers become the law-breakers themselves, we’re in serious trouble.\n\nLucy Morrow Caldwell is vice president of client relations for High Road Stories, a holistic marketing campaign firm focused on free-market causes. She was formerly senior political advisor to the Goldwater Institute. This article originally appeared in National Review Online and is republished here with permission."
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"The Indian Energy Exchange or the IEX is an Indian electronic system power trading exchange that runs on the regulations of the Central Electricity Regulatory Commission. IEX is also the largest energy exchange all over India with a physical delivery option, as part of its electricity trading. IEX at present has over 3800 clients and 3300 electricity consumers.\n\nAccording to the current announcements, the total traded electricity volume by the Indian Energy Exchange, which directly impacted the IEX share price, witnessed a massive growth with values jumping up to 59% in September 2021, along with a minimum of trade of 8997 MU volume of electricity.\n\nIn an interview, the vice-chairman at GCL securities Mr. Ravi Singhal exclaimed that one of the prime reasons why the IEX share price is rising is because of the expected announcement of a bonus in the near future. However, there have been plenty of other major contributing factors that have resulted in this sudden jump of 59% in the IEX share value. Let us discuss some of them below to better understand why the IEX share price is rising and hence, is the one to invest in, given the current statistics since June 2021 quarter.\n\nWith a 37% growth in the power trading segment, IEX manage to trade around 7322 mega unit volume of power in July 2021, with a monthly average price of Rs.2.95 for every unit. Along with this increasing volume growth of 37%, the introduction of the cross-border electricity trade further increased the aggregated traded volume by approximately 68.4% on a month-to-month basis. This is another reason that might have increased the IEX share price gradually, resulting in the master 59% jump in September 2021.\n\nThe Indian Energy Exchange has now successfully become a platform for the physical trading of renewable energy, making it an active part of the green energy theme movement. According to IEX hence, there will be four different types of green term ahead contracts available for trading that include daily contracts, weekly contracts, green intraday contracts, and day-ahead contingency contracts. Because of this decision, IEX stock is in the limelight, directly impacting the IEX share price and increasing its value, as witnessed in September 2021.\n\nAccording to the National Stock exchange, the Indian Energy Exchange has managed to successfully give a massive return of 165% since it stepped foot into the exchange market a year ago. At present, IEX share price has increased greatly to Rs. 758.50 from Rs. 434 on 27 August 2021. This makes IEX a prominent and dominating player in the business, justifying the current share price, while actively working towards increasing the same in the near future.\n\nThe Adani Mundra power plant and the Tata power plant together with a capacity of 8000 MW of electricity are all set to sell in Gujarat to ease out the supply of coal situation in the state. For the same reason, the bids on the current power exchange are high that is simultaneously decreasing the power prices, to a great extent. Now, due to the desperate demand by the distribution utilities for power, the average price per unit has increased from Rs. 2.95 per unit to a massive Rs. 6/7 per unit, making Gujarat the biggest buyer of power from IEX. 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And those fucking costumes still weren’t finished.\n\nAnd about four hours driving was all we could get until we pulled into a rest stop somewhere near Bear River in California. We were first asked by some transients about scoring crystal meth, then we got advice for a campsite from some old timer that seemed to be baiting us for a serial kill. But his directions were correct and we found a campsite. This was supposed to happen somewhere in Nevada.\n\nAlong the way, Scott continued working on costumes while we discussed what the hell the story of the show was going to actually be. We also put together the traditional prop-give-away, this time a ‘zine called Crust Fund. Literally days went into working on this dumb thing no one would ever read.\n\nAfter driving for a few days, we finally met up with Phobia and Nekrofilth at Mo’s BBQ for our first show. Not the most auspicious place to begin a tour, but began it we did. During Nekrofilth and Phobia’s set, I was busy in the van recording samples for our live show that I was writing basically as we recorded them. I really didn’t hold out much hope for the first show to work out. But… it wasn’t a disaster. The samples all worked, the show happened, and we had the first one under our belt.\n\nWe were late getting into Des Moines, so I unfortunately missed the pedigreed openers Traffic Death, featuring members of Black Market Fetus. Vaudeville Mews is in that part of town every town has, where fratty looking dudes doused in Drakkar Noir all fight to bang the chicks in the shortest skirts, you know, before they all grow up and have lives they hate. It’s also the best show space in town.\n\nAt the end of the night, the sound guy handed us a bag of gear we thought musta belonged to Nekrofilth or Phobia. It didn’t. Days later I opened it and discovered a bunch of expensive pedals and a wireless system! Score! Days after that, I found the band’s picks who had played a matinee show before ours. I really scrutinized their Facebook to see if there was any reason to hate them, like misogynistic or homophobic comments, so I could keep the stuff. Well, turns out, they’re decent folks. I contacted them after tour and returned the bag. Dammit… doing the right thing really feels like losing, sometimes.\n\nI was really excited about Chicago the next day. I was less excited when I heard there was like four other metal shows going on, one of them sharing our promoter. We did have a great show, but I can only imagine it could’ve been greaterer without Anaal Nathrakh playing across town. Because I am an ingrate. That night, we stayed in the back stage room at Reggie’s, which felt like a very European tour thing to do. But dirtier. We had to get fans going to clear out the band funk. It was a little gross, but I’m so dehumanized on tour, I didn’t care. Some others had reached their breaking point on this decision and the consequence was we got a lot more hotels after this.\n\nCleveland was a Monday night show at a 21 and up dive called Now That’s Class. I didn’t expect much, but we had a really great time there. It was far from packed, but the owner, Paul, seemed quite pleased by the turnout for a Monday. Pittsburgh was similar, with a club that none of my friends in town had ever really heard of called Cattivo, apparently, more well known as a lesbian bar. We expected a shit-show and instead got a the-shit-show, at least considering the oddly booked venue. It was also the only place the night ended with an angry sound guy. I don’t really blame him, having to clean fake blood off his cables, but all this info is in our rider that apparently no one ever forwards to the club.\n\nNext up was Brooklyn at one of our favorite show spots, Saint Vitus Bar. This place is so rad and the staff is awesome. There’s also just too many cool people and friends in that area that it gets a bit overwhelming. I ended up spending most of the time in the van doing what I thought would be a short interview, but ended up being well over an hour. Though feeling a bit rushed, I think the night turned out killer, which you can judge for yourself, thanks to the dedicated video work of http://pitfullofshit.blogspot.com/ and Frank Huang.\n\nWe ended up in Philly next for a very exciting show that included D.R.I. The club was sold out, I’m sure SOLELY because of us (insert sarcasm here). The Voltage Lounge was a weird spot, though, with a tiny little stage and then a fucking ENORMOUS side stage that was curtained off. It was a little difficult for us, but for once, it was easier on our costumed crew. The fatality that night was my cabinet. D.R.I. doesn’t travel with gear, you see, so they borrowed some of ours. This happened before and bassist Harold O. left my bass amp feeling like a hot frying pan after a 2+ hour set. So, brilliantly, I asked Callum from Phobia if D.R.I. could borrow his Tech 21 bass head, which was promptly turned on 10 and blew right past the wattage on my speakers. I had to order the speaker from Guitar Center, which turned into quite the hassle as it Memorial Day Weekend. FML.\n\nLuckily, Maryland Death Fest was next, so at least I knew I had a back line to work with. Baltimore has always been kind to us, and this weekend would be no exception. The staff we worked with at Baltimore Soundstage was beyond awesome, even adjusting the light over the merch when the red hue turned our super cool 3-D posters into 2-D. For the night, we also kidnapped Phobia’s sound guy, Alejandro Corredor. We’d been paying him to do our sound as well, but Phobia wasn’t playing MDF. Such is the awesomeness of Alejandro’s work that we had to steal him. We pounded out a killer set at MDF with all the madness inherent in an event where a chicken-suited mosher is a celebrity.\n\nI was but an attendee the next day, hanging with my wife who flew out. We enjoyed the tunes of bands such as Razor, Wolf Brigade, and even Sean doing double-duty as vocalist for Engorged. It had been waaay too long since I’ve been able to see Engorged. They were a definite highlight of a killer weekend. Most impressive moment: we ran after seeing Engorged to the big stage to see as much of Razor as possible. Kevin from Engorged and his wife were already there because they had a taxi waiting outside for when he finished playing. That’s heavy fucking metal.\n\nUnfortunately, we had to leave MDF for what would be the lamest of all our shows. It wasn’t any one person’s fault it was lame, but rather a confluence of decisions that made my night at New Mountain in Asheville, NC a lamefest. The venue itself was tiny with no way to pull of our stage show. 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