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Elote Vs Esquite – Are They The Same Or Different?
When it comes to Mexican cuisine, people who are not well aware of this country's culture may think of the most high-end and finger-licking dishes in the world. Who would think that even snacking on delicious corn from a street seller may be one of Mexico's ultimate simple pleasures?
Esquites and elotes are so renowned in Mexico that you will likely see them in any food trucks, street stands, or any restaurants when traveling to this beautiful country.
Sweet, spicy, tangy, and smoky, esquites elotes are the off-the-cob version of esquites-grilled and elotes—grilled on-the-cob Mexican street corn.
Which one suits your taste more between Esquite vs Elote? We'll take you around Mexican cuisine through its most popular snacking dishes and make you clear about their variations.
What Are Elotes?
What Are Esquites?
Esquites Vs Elote – What Are The Differences?
The Recipes
Serving Method
Which One Is Your Go-To Snack?
The Bottom Line: Elote Vs Esquite
Elote is a conventional way of enjoying corn on the cob.
The word "Elotes" comes from the Nahuatl term "elotito," which means "tender cob."
Corn has long been a staple in Latin American culture, extending back to indigenous peoples' staple crop and retaining its popularity due to its portability, making it easier to eat for a population becoming increasingly mobile.
Mexican street corn, or Elotes, is a traditional way of eating corn on the cob. Elotes is grilled corn on the cob frequently topped with crumbly cheese, hot sauce, chile powder, and lime juice after being spread with mayonnaise (or butter).
This delicious street food is a great treat going well with any BBQ spread or as a summer snack.
If you are a mayo-hater and worried this recipe won't be for you, think again. Elote will have you reconsidering your stance; or, at the very least, make one incredible exception.
The mayo becomes more like a creamy, hot sauce, absorbing the flavor of the chili powder, cotija cheese, and lime juice.
It's tangy without overpowering the corn—exactly the kind of refreshing treat you could use at your next cookout or backyard BBQ.
If you're having trouble finding cotija cheese, you can replace it with salty, crumbly cheese like feta or ricotta Salata.
But we recommend getting your hands on cotija for its perfect blend of texture and taste.
This side is perfect for any cookout staple—try it with barbecue chicken or grilled steak—or at a party.
You can set up all of the toppings (adding a few wildcards, like scallions, crumbled bacon, and sriracha) and create a Build Your Own Elote Bar.
Esquites have some different versions, which are all yummy.
Esquites are a popular Mexican snack made from corn mixed with creamy mayonesa (mayonnaise), freshly crumbled cotija cheese or queso fresco, lime juice, and chili powder.
Street vendors commonly sell it in Mexico and serve it in a large cup with a spoon to mix all the delicious ingredients together.
There are different variations of esquites depending on which street vendor you go to – some versions include a broth, others use grilled corn, and some have diced chiles and cilantro as optional ingredients.
All the versions are delicious. Esquites, or Mexican Street Corn cups, are an all-time favorite snack sold by street corn vendors all over Mexico.
Made with only a handful of inexpensive ingredients, each spoonful of esquites is filled with a salty, tangy, creamy, and mildly spicy bite. This bite is appealing and surely will spark your attempt to come back many times more.
Elotes and their cousin, Esquites, are two of the most popular Mexican street corn dishes.
Esquites share the same ingredients with elote: fresh, sweet corn, cilantro, mayonnaise, lime, crumbled cotija cheese, and chili powder. The combination is sublime, and this variation is much easier to eat.
Esquites vs elote – apart from the similarities discussed above, we'll walk you through some prominent differences between them.
Elotes originate from Aztec.
Elotes dates back to the Aztec civilization, and its popularity was widespread across Mexico and Central America.
Indigenous tribes sell cobs of corn soaked in fresh lime juice outside of cornfields at the end of the harvest season to celebrate the plentiful harvest.
In the streets of Mexico City, the creamy, savory dessert that we know today first acquired popularity. Elotesros put up kiosks, drawing passers-by in with their delicious corn on the cobs warmed by spinning braziers.
Regarding Esquites, there are some stories behind the dishes. In a novel, Emperor Maximillian and Empress Carlota of Mexico prepared French cuisine in the late 1800s.
They did, however, substitute corn flour for wheat flour. The duet created several Mexican corn recipes and gave them French names. They made Esquites, which they dubbed "Odalisque's teeth."
Yet, Emperor Maximillian and Empress Carlota were not the first to create this food. According to the older story, Tlazocihuapilli of Xochimilcas invented Esquites and many other popular dishes.
It makes sense because Esquites derive from the Nahuatl term "zquiet," which means "toasted corn." The cultural significance of this delectable delicacy is just one more thing that justifies its popularity.
You need to remove the kernels from the cob first to start making esquites.
These two delectable street dishes are so prevalent in Mexico that you'll undoubtedly encounter them at street stalls, food trucks, and other restaurants as you travel around the country.
Although the preparation is relatively similar, we can still distinguish some variations in preparation methods.
Elotes recipe
To make Elotes, first, you could steam or boil your corn cobs. While the corn is cooking, combine mayonnaise, lime juice, chili powder, optional cayenne, and salt in a mixing bowl; then combine shredded cotija cheese and cilantro in a separate bowl.
The next step is to brush the corn with the mayo blend and sprinkle the Cotija and cilantro mixture all over and chili powder. Again, you can make changes to this dish as per your taste.
Esquites recipe
Unlike Elotes, to make Esquites, first, you have to remove the kernels from the cob. Then, cook the fresh corn kernels for 5 minutes in a skillet with butter and garlic. These ingredients will bring out some of the corn's sweetness while also adding a smokey aspect with a bit of char.
Then combine it with mayonnaise, cotija cheese, lime juice, cilantro, sliced jalapenos, and salt in a mixing dish.
According to the information mentioned above, both Elotes and Esquites are delicious and go-to Mexican corn dishes.
Thus, if you love Elotes, you also tend to love Esquites because they are practically identical, except for some slight differences.
As such, Esquites are served in a cup and are much easier to eat when compared with Elotes. Besides, when preparing Esquites, you have to remove the corn kernels from the cob first.
Therefore, when traveling to Mexico, you should enjoy the two dishes. They not only taste so delicious but also bring you different and fantastic experiences of eating.
Esquites are served in disposable cups, whereas elotes in plates.
Elotes are tasty, but it's a little more challenging to eat than Esquites. It can be topped with anything you want: chili powder, butter, lime, mayonnaise or cream, shredded cotija cheese, and so on.
However, many people prefer the smoky grilled version, commonly grilled but can also be boiled because it is messier.
Every tasty bite of Elotes may bring you to a hot, carefree summer night in a bustling city. It's ideal for anytime you need a little sunshine in your life, whether it's the middle of July or the middle of December.
Elotes refers to grilled corn on the cob, and it's usually served with a stick or a handle made from the husks.
If you don't want to deal with the mess of eating corn still on the cob, Équites is the way to go. The corn kernels of Esquites are removed from the cob, cooked or sautéed, and served in a cup.
Vendors use disposable cups as the most typical way to serve Esquites, and there's something about it that makes them irresistible.
Furthermore, Esquites taste best when hot, but you can eat corn cold as well. It all depends on your personal preferences. However, we are sure that you will enjoy them regardless of how you eat them.
Elotes esquites are a staple on Mexicans balcony grill over the summer. They're about as easy and inexpensive a dish as you can think of, and nothing can beat a hot plate of them.
We've enjoyed both options in Mexico City and love making them at home. And we bet you will also desire to cook this simple salad all summer and through the rest of the year.
Whether you like Elotes or Esquites, it's undeniable that the two typical dishes in Mexican street food taste excellent.
We hope Battersby's interesting info can help you figure out the variations between Esquite vs Elote and turn you into a geek in the charming Mexican cuisine.
Author Joseph Ogrodnek
I'm Joseph Ogrodnek - Head Chef of Battersby Restaurant, has had a passion for culinary arts since high school, graduated from the American Culinary Institute in Hyde Park. Joseph was the chef of many famous restaurants, such as Battersby, Dover, Anella... He won the 2013 StarChefs Rising Star Chef Award. Joseph released the book BATTERSBY: Extraordinary Food from an Ordinary Kitchen can "help readers prepare and serve sophisticated, satisfying food, with advice on what to prepare ahead and then how to finish later."
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Hahaa!! I came across this photograph in the archives earlier.
I knew Lashes wouldn't need any convincing.
It took weeks to get the props together. A couple of days to make the bra and test the fireworks we were using for the flames. The last thing we wanted was for the flames to go awol while they were strapped to her chest. That wasn't part of the plan at all! It took all day to get the lighting exactly as I wanted it. An hour for make up and costume. Ten minutes practising poses so once the flames were lit she could move quickly from one pose to the next. Fifty seconds for the actual shoot. Boofuls was stood just outside the frame with a fire extinguisher at the ready.
It was great fun and Lashes did brilliantly. You can't tell she was almost paralysed with fear, can you? The things she does for my art!! Hahaaa. I think it's probably time to do another fun shoot. I have a couple of ideas floating about……..
Why don't we…..? Wait…. you'll have to watch this space.
I was testing out my new continuous lighting kit in the studio this afternoon. Munki was happy to oblige – for about 30 seconds. I did get this photo though. It's not brilliant but it's sparked a few ideas, which is always good.
This is a recording of my niece, Booboo singing. No clever stuff going on, just her singing.
Incidentally, it's not Jodie as it says, it's my gorgeous, talented niece. Hope she remembers me when she's famous.
Me and Baby Bunting did a little photo shoot in the studio last week. I had just discovered how to shoot with the camera tethered to the computer so the picture flashed straight up on the screen. Bad move. Baby just kept running over to the computer to look at her photos as they appeared.
Once the went back to the old fashioned way of doing it we got a much better, albeit short as she has the attention span of your average gnat, photo shoot. I put that down to the fact that she is ultra intelligent and likes to investigate everything.
She took a liking to the broom and decided to have a good old sweep up in the studio. Apart from the worry of keeping her from careering straight into cables and light stands, it made for a nice, relaxed shoot with a difference.
Heheeheee, bless her, she had such a lot of fun. It's amazing how you only have that ten minute slot to get the photos, they go from cute and lovely to bored and fractious in no time. It's a good job I work fast!
This next photo is one I took last summer, I came across it in the acrchives when I was doing another job.
You might recognise that hat, it's the one the dog was wearing the other week. Seems to be becoming a popular prop.
While we are on the subject of the dog. I went to pick her up last night to go to our training class. The lead was handed over to me with the words. "She's coming into season, just watch her with the other dogs." Ooo-er.
Walking into the class I thought that the best course of action would be to nonchalantly waft her past a few of the dogs and see if there was a reaction. Only Harvey, the little West Highland Terrier showed any kind of interest and to be honest he'd shag anything. He wouldn't have been able to reach the appropriate bits anyway but it could have been a good laugh watching him try.
All the other dogs, including the huuuuge Weimaraner, thank God, all steadfastly ignored her, allowing us to get on with the class and not have to go and sit in the car which was being pounded relentlessly by the howling gales we had last night.
The class itself passed by uneventfully enough, Mrs Woofy was as normal, the teacher's pet. Except, that is, when she forgot the 'sit' command. She looked at me from the ground where she was sprawled out, in total bemusement wehn I asked her to sit. I could tell by her face she didn't understand what I was saying.
That was after she'd just completed the most complicated sendaway exercise ever. I put it down to her being hormonal. Either that or she was thinking, 'Don't insult me with your trivial commands, I've just shown you what I can do now pi55 off.' Like I said, hormonal.
I've been catching up on my business Facebooking, photography blogging and Twittering all morning. Apparently it's the best way to 'grow' your business. Can't say that I've noticed anything change except my workload. I spend all my bleeding time on various websites schmoozing my virtual clients. The cleaners thinks I'm addicted to my computer. Oh, if only she knew.
This site, incidentally, I do because I want to not because I feel I should. This is where I can rant, say what I really mean (even if you don't always like it) and generally let off steam.
Don't want to sit down!
You said copy what Mummy does!
Ah well, they do say never work with children and animals, don't they. I never knew I had the patience of Job ( I haven't – I just held it in well!). Still it was worth it for the couple of lovely photos we did manage to get.
Arriving back about an hour or so ago from our weekend away, I've got loads to tell you but I'm going out to dog training in a minute so here is a taster to keep you going.
Once again tasting out the camara capabilities of the iphone, here are a few pics of Baby E from last week. They aren't great quality pictures but they make me laugh and as I was saying to our friend John last night, it's not always about turning out a technically perfect photo, it's more important to have a photo that evokes emotion, preferably a good one. If it's technically perfect as well then so much the better. Of course that comment doesn't apply to my professional life, only to my personal happy snaps.
Do you think I look more studious in these?
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UPDATE: Caribbean Scholastic Invite in Havana, Cuba now set for June 13!
Jan 12, 2015 by Steve Underwood
Groups of happy sprinters and relayers at the 2012 CSI: At left, Ky Westbrook, Chyna Ries, Dior Hall and Deajah Stevens. At right, Cameron Burrell, Taivon Jacobs, Devon Allen and Dante' Price. Below, Devon Allen in the 110 hurdles.
1/12 Update: Jim Spier and Joy Kamani of the NSAF this week have met in Havana with Alberto Juantorena and other Cuban athletics officials and the date for the 2015 Caribbean Scholastic Invitational is now June 13, 2015! The change in the timing of the event means that the athletes from every state are eligible for the NSAF (U.S.) team.
Twenty-eight American high school track and field athletes, to be chosen this spring by the National Scholastic Athletics Foundation (NSAF), will be part of an exciting, history-making Caribbean Scholastic Invitational (CSI) competition in Havana, Cuba in June – as CSI is revived after a one-year hiatus. NSAF Executive Director Jim Spier, Chief Operating Officer Joy Kamani and St. Thomas Aquinas (Fla.) head coach Alex Armenteros traveled to Havana later this week to meet with Cuban athletics officials to iron out the details. The event is now set for June 13, 2015.
The NSAF began the Caribbean Scholastic Invitational in 2006 with a dual purpose: One, to expose rising track and field stars – with more potential Team USA berths in their futures – to international competition at an early stage of their career and, two, for an exchange of cultural goodwill between American athletes and those from Caribbean nations. The event had typically taken place in Puerto Rico and has been very successful during eight meets since.
Athletes who have competed for "Team NSAF" have included many who have gone on to Team USA berths at the World Juniors, World Champs (seniors) and even the Olympics – as well as being high school record-setters and becoming NCAA champs. The "alumni list" includes Marquise Goodwin, Jessica Beard, Arman Hall, Bianca Knight, Wayne Davis II, Omar Craddock, Gunnar Nixon, Shamier Little, Devon Allen, Avionne Allgood, Joe Kovacs, Olivia Ekpone, Jennifer Madu, Johnny Dutch, Kendell Williams (the heptathlete/hurdler/jumper), Kendal Williams (the sprinter), Dior Hall and many more.
Competing in Cuba, though, brings a new level of excitement, competition and a "history-making" vibe to this annual event.
"We're overjoyed that this will take place," said Spier. "As far as I know, this will be the first time that U.S. junior athletes have competed in Cuba since 1997 (Pan Am Juniors)."
One might assume that the genesis of this event was the political developments of December 17, 2014, when U.S. President Barack Obama and Cuban President Raul Castro announced a reestablishment of diplomatic relations and intentions to loosen travel and economic policies. But this would not be accurate. "We applied the 'old fashioned way,'" said Spier, "through the Treasury Department – the same way we did in 1997 when John Blackburn, Mike Byrnes and I went to the Pan Am Junior champs."
This past September, the Foundation had consulted among itself regarding different possible Caribbean venues that might attract more diverse competition. Could we possibly send a team to Cuba, NSAF officials wondered? It was a question that inspired interest and investigation.
"Joy and I had always wanted to bring the team to Cuba," said Spier, "or the Bahamas or some other Caribbean island where the Caribbean nations did not need a visa to go." He and Kamani emphasized that most Caribbean nations had needed U.S. visas to travel to Puerto Rico, which are extremely difficult and expensive to get.
NSAF Board member Tracy Sundlun had been in Cuba last October with Federico Rosa on other matters. Rosa, from Italy, is one of the world's leading track and field agents and represents many Cuban athletes. While there, they broached the CSI idea and it was welcomed by the Cuban Federation, including Olympic legend Alberto Juantorena.
Sundlun, Rosa, NSAF Board member Paul Limmer, and Spier met in New York at the New York Marathon in November. Rosa provided the contact information and acted as intermediary between the NSAF and Cuba. "That helped to set up the Cuban end of the deal," Spier said. "All that was needed then was to obtain permission from the U.S. State Department."
The application process for this event began this past October and was made relatively easy by cooperative U.S. government officials, particularly La Talia Williams from the Treasury Department," Spier said. "She is a former hurdler who has an understanding of the sport. We had a very good rapport over the past two months."
The NSAF plans to begin extending invitations to form the 28-member team after New Balance Nationals Indoor – with results of that meet likely playing a big role in team selection (with some exceptions, like outdoor throwing events). The team will be finalized in April and participating athletes will need passports, of course, as well as visas which the Foundation will purchase.
As mentioned above, the change in the timing of the event means that the athletes from every state are eligible for the NSAF (U.S.) team. The previous June 6 date would have kept athletes from about 15 states from consideration due to state meets. Spier and Kamani also hope that this 2015 CSI will draw athletes from more Caribbean nations, particularly Jamaica.
Stay tuned for more details in the months ahead!

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After Floods, Typhoon Jebi to Hit Japan; Hundreds of Flights Cancelled, Advisory Issued For Evacuation
Prime Minister Shinzo Abe on Sunday urged people to "evacuate early" in view of Typhoon Jebi and ordered his government to take all necessary measures to protect residents.
Updated: September 4, 2018 1:37 PM IST
By India.com News Desk Email
Typhoon Jebi (Representational Image)
Tokyo (Japan): After a series of natural disasters, Japan is now gearing to face Typhoon Jebi on Tuesday which may hit lakhs of people in Shikoku, the smallest main island, before moving on to Honshu and Osaka. The country has cancelled more than 600 flights, trains and ferries and issued an advisory to evacuate almost 300,000 people. Typhoon Jebi has been described as "very strong" by the Japan Meteorological Agency.Also Read - Japan Reports Possibly First Community Spread of Omicron Variant in Osaka
Typhoon Jebi — which means 'swallow' in Korean language — is set to hit Shikoku on Tuesday after landslides, floods, incessant rainfall and record-breaking heat which killed hundreds in the country. Following a forecast of strong winds and heavy rainfall in the western and eastern regions, the Japan authorities have advised nearly 280,000 people to evacuate and move to safer places. The typhoon could be the strongest in last 25 years, reports said. Also Read - Japan Entry Controls to Stay Until More Known About Omicron
Prime Minister Shinzo Abe on Sunday urged people to "evacuate early" and ordered his government to take all necessary measures to protect residents. Also Read - Highlights | India vs Japan Asian Champions Trophy Semi-Final: JAP Beat IND 5-3, Set Final Showdown With South Korea
Sub-urban trains and high-speed railways, such as the one covering the Osaka-Hiroshima route, were suspended indefinitely. Others have decided to operate less frequently, according to public broadcaster NHK. Some companies recommended their employees to work from home on Tuesday. Schools in the affected areas have also been shut indefinitely. The Universal Studios Osaka also suspended its services.
If the typhoon maintains its speed of 216 kilometres per hour, it would the strongest in last two decades. "This is (the strongest) since 1993," forecaster Ryuta Kurora said. It is expected that the typhoon will make its landfall while maintaining its speed. The Meteorological agency's chief forecaster Ryuta Kurora issued a televised warning for possible landslides, flooding and violent winds, as well as high tides, lightning and tornadoes. Lakhs of people have been advised to move to safer areas.
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Adopting standard business reporting
Standard Business Reporting (SBR) is an Australian Government initiative that simplifies business-to-government reporting.
SBR introduced a single, secure sign-on to submit reports to participating agencies called AUSkey. It also created a single Australian reporting taxonomy, which is the language entities most commonly use to send reports to government agencies.
The Australian Tax Office, Australian Securities & Investments Commission and state and territory revenue offices began using SBR for reporting in 2010. APRA incorporated SBR from 1 July 2011.
What is a taxonomy?
A taxonomy is a language system used to clearly and accurately classify objects and concepts by name. Taxonomies have been developed in business and finance to ensure consistency in how governments, regulators, businesses and other stakeholders use, and understand the meaning of, key words and phrases. The most important taxonomy for Australian businesses is the Australian Reporting Dictionary, which is part of the Standard Business Reporting initiative.
The SBR taxonomy is based on international best practice. In developing the taxonomy, identical concepts with different names were harmonised under one tag, while allowing industry-specific labels for the same term in different reports. Similarly, items with the same name, but multiple definitions, were identified and uniquely tagged.
Definitional Taxonomy refers to the dictionary of all terms and their agreed meanings.
Reporting Taxonomy refers to the combination of terms, concepts and dimensions needed to report specific information to government agencies, such as APRA.
The SBR taxonomy is written using a global computer language for business and finance reporting called XBRL (eXtensible Business Reporting Language). An XBRL instance document is a reporting form that has been successfully completed.
The capability of XBRL to communicate precise meanings, independent of any software application or platform, makes it useful for the transmission of business and financial information to multiple company stakeholders and regulators.
For more information about XBRL, see D2A and XBRL or www.xbrl.org.
What are the benefits of adopting standard business reporting?
Adopting SBR can save businesses time and money, and reduce the risk of reporting errors by delivering:
tighter, more streamlined and cleaner regulatory and operations control frameworks;
a reduction in manual interventions;
improved reconciliation and movement analysis;
traceability, audit ability, transparency and consistency;
an alignment of management information strategy, business reporting and regulatory reporting to use the same source data;
streamlined reporting processes, less data manipulation, less time needed to produce reports; and
fewer re-submissions to APRA.This is in addition to creating greater confidence in the regulatory reporting process.
How do I reduce my regulatory burden by streamlining my reporting?
Use XBRL 2.1 and the SBR taxonomy to tag your data, generate XBRL files and import the returns into D2A for APRA reporting. Re-use tagged data for other government reporting.
APRA reporting entities can:
Download from http://www.sbr.gov.au the full SBR Definitional and Reporting taxonomies that include all data on APRA reporting collected via D2A or use the SBR tab in D2A to download the reporting taxonomies.
Use the taxonomies to tag source data.
Upgrade D2A version to accept XBRL 2.1 imports.
Previously submitted data can be displayed on the screen and exported as an XBRL2.1 example report.
D2A also has test mode feature. Refer to the D2A page for more information.
How do I adopt standard business reporting?
APRA is currently putting together a package of support material to assist reporting entities adopt SBR. The package includes:
PET that describes the data collected by APRA in terms of the SBR taxonomy;
report header and custom validations; and
Refer to the D2A and XBRL page for some frequently requested details specific to XBRL and D2A.Should you require further information, please email sbr@apra.gov.au APRA XBRL2.0 Taxonomy has been superseded with SBR Taxonomy from July 2011XBRL 2.0 taxonomy, which APRA introduced in 2002, has been replaced in July 2011 with the SBR Taxonomy XBRL 2.1. D2A currently supports both taxonomies.


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Medical drone corridor to be built between AIIMS Delhi and Jhajjar
Radhika Bansal 6 June 2022
The supply of key medical facilities will take a few minutes, instead of 1.5 hours, to be transported to Jhajjar from AIIMS Delhi with a drone corridor being introduced between the two locations.
According to a Times of India report, the drone corridor would be used for transporting blood samples, blood products and medicines. In case of emergency, the drone corridor can also be used to transport organs. This would make it easy for medical supplies to be transported even during rush traffic hours.
However, challenges like biosafety and maintaining the appropriate temperature of blood samples during transportation are still being discussed.
India's first medical drone corridor to be built between AIIMS Delhi and Jhajjar
A panel discussion was held during the Bharat Drone Mahotsav – India's biggest drone festival – to deliberate on the adoption of various models which are already in use in other countries.
The drone corridor has received approval from the aviation ministry, however, approval from Delhi Police is still being awaited.
During the past year, drones have been used to transport Covid-19 vaccines to remote parts of India. Introducing the drone corridor in the mainstream health sector could revamp the entire health industry.
"The AIIMS project for rushing life-saving medical supplies through drones is excellent. If it succeeds, other medical institutions in various states can replicate the same model for better utilisation of technology and equipment."
Dr Harsh Mahajan, Founder and Chief Radiologist, Mahajan Imaging
Recently Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) issued a set of guidelines focusing on the development of an enabling environment for the deployment of drones in the healthcare system.
A drone corridor is defined as segregated airspace defined by appropriate authorities in consultation with the airspace designers to keep commercial UAV operations out of the airspace, in which manned aircraft operate.
During the past year, drones have been used to transport Covid-19 vaccines to remote parts of India.
Air traffic control, which comes under the AAI, has an important role to play in this corridor as it traverses the flight corridors/approach path of Delhi airport's runways. AIIMS comes under the approach path of runway 27 (closest to Dwarka's side). Next comes the IIT area which is the flight corridor for the main runway (28).
And beyond that, the Saket malls-Qutab Minar areas are the approach for runway 29 (the one close to Shivji statue). The IGI Airport is going to get its fourth runway between runways 28 and 29 operational in a few months.
ALSO READ – Swiggy teams up with Garuda Aerospace to begin trial runs using drones to deliver groceries
(With Inputs from The Times of India)
Categories: Aircrafts, Airports, Domestic, Recent
Tags: AIIMS DELHI, DRONE OPERATIONS, DRONES INDIA, MEDICAL DRONE CORRIDER
India's first medical drone corridor to be built between AIIMS Delhi and Jhajjar
A panel discussion was held during the Bharat Drone Mahotsav - India's biggest drone festival - to deliberate on the adoption of various models which are already in use in other countries.
"The AIIMS project for rushing life-saving medical supplies through drones is excellent. If it succeeds, other medical institutions in various states can replicate the same model for better utilisation of technology and equipment."
Air traffic control, which comes under the AAI, has an important role to play in this corridor as it traverses the flight corridors/approach path of Delhi airport's runways. AIIMS comes under the approach path of runway 27 (closest to Dwarka's side). Next comes the IIT area which is the flight corridor for the main runway (28).
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USDOT awards funding to Florida International University to help build safer bridges
By Tom Stone on	 December 8, 2016 Funding, Infrastructure, Planning, Testing, R&D
The US Department of Transportation (USDOT) is advancing the Florida International University (FIU) Bridge Engineering Program's efforts to make the country's aging bridges safer, with the award of US$1.5m per year, for five years, for its Accelerated Bridge Construction University Transportation Center (ABC-UTC).
A combined match from the state and private sector will bring the FIU's award to more than US$10m, with the funding helping to address one of the USA's major transportation challenges – dilapidated bridges in urgent need of repair. This is the second grant awarded to FIU's ABC-UTC, which was first funded by the USDOT in 2013. The ABC-UTC works closely with the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) and the American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials (AASHTO) to advance accelerated bridge design and construction through research, workforce development and technology transfer.
More than 200 proposals were submitted to the USDOT, and only 20 institutions were selected for funding and designation as a Tier 1 University Transportation Center. FIU will serve as the lead institution, with Iowa State University, University of Nevada at Reno, University of Oklahoma and University of Washington serving as partner universities. The ABC-UTC focuses on five research categories, among them developing the tools to allow bridge owners to make better decisions with respect to construction methods, and ensure long service life of ABC projects. There is also an emphasis on developing the next generation of bridge systems that are best suited for ABC application, and the most effective use of high-performing materials and advanced construction methods.
"We are committed to finding a solution to our country's aging infrastructure and traffic gridlock," said FIU president Mark B Rosenberg. "As the only organization in the country focused on accelerated bridge construction research, we're excited that FIU is once again at the forefront of pioneering research that will positively impact the future of transportation."
Atorod Azizinamini, one of the world's leading bridge engineers, and director of FIU's ABC-UTC, commented, "Most of the country's existing roadways were built more than 50 years ago, and most bridges were designed for a 50-year life. The nation's infrastructure shows signs of increasing deterioration, and roadways were designed to carry much less traffic than the current levels of service. The discrepancy between demand and capacity is putting even more stress on the nation's bridges. With accelerated bridge construction we are able to replace or retrofit bridges without affecting traffic, while providing safety for motorists and workers on site. The result is more durable bridges."
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January is typically an optimal month for ski resort activities such as snowboarding and tubing due to the month's often frigid temperatures. However, recent temperatures that have seldom dipped below freezing have created a challenging beginning for Connecticut's ski season.
According Mark Dixon, chief meteorologist at WFSB Channel 3, the first week of January 2023 was the state's eighth warmest in its recorded history. A number of factors such as a jet stream over the Pacific Ocean carrying mild air to the East Coast and a strong polar vortex are attributed to the warmer weather in 2023, according to the meteorologist.
So far, it's been an "abnormally warm January" according to Jay Dougherty, General Manager of Mountain Southington Ski Area. Dougherty said that interest in mountain sports this winter has remained consistent with the Christmas holiday week being among the resort's busiest in recent years. However, the resort doesn't expect huge crowds when the weather becomes unseasonably warm. Despite this, it is not all "doom and gloom" for the resort as warmer weather means that "you don't have to be so bundled up and you don't need to keep running inside for hot chocolate."
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"In Connecticut, we've never really relied on natural snowfall. It's always been about the temperatures. Yes, the warm temperatures affect us but most of us have built our snowmaking systems around that so that when it gets very cold, we can capitalize in just a few days and cover our mountain," Dougherty said. "It is southern New England and we've had this situation before."
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Dougherty explained that the resort works early in the snowmaking process to ensure there is enough of a base depth for riders. "We put an extra effort into snowmaking early on and we're kind of pushing the limits of temperatures of where you start up at," Dougherty said. "It is always better to start up at a lower temperature because your production is multiplied. We're starting to run at 28 degrees on those nights when we'll go to make snow and make sure that the snow surface is good."
Artificial snow is made when pressurized air and water are pushed out of a cannon or some other device that sends the mist out. That mist crystallizes into snow when it interacts with the outside air, creating the artificial snow, according to Business Insider.
As Connecticut's ski resorts look ahead to hopefully colder months filled with more snowstorms, resorts in the state are perhaps more primed to deal with the unseasonable weather in comparison to northern ski resorts that aren't used to the varying conditions. "I think a lot of the northern resorts are not quite used to big fluctuations in temperature so their snowmaking plan for their hills are a lot different than ours," Dougherty said. "We're used to putting two or three feet of snow on a hill whereas some northern resorts where they'll put a foot down and that foot will last a full season."
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The Louisiana Architectural Foundation is a state-wide, non-profit that works to advance architecture in Louisiana by serving as a link between the public and the architectural profession. This includes public awareness of architecture,public support for architecture,and public participation in processes that shape the environment.
Venue: Carver Theater, 2101 Orleans Avenue.
12:15-1pm: Book talk by author Guy Carwile of "The Modernist Architecture" followed by signing. Lecture space at the Louisiana Endowment of Humanities, 938 Lafayette St, New Orleans. Lecture, free and open to the public.
4:00pm: Films starting at the Carver Theater (2101 Orleans), with the film "If You Build It" followed by a roundtable discussion, films then continue running until 11pm.
5:00pm-6:30pm: Happy Power Hour, hosted by LAF and WIA (Women In Architecture), bar area, Broad Street Theater, 636 Broad Street. A fun networking and social event prior to a 6:30pm film at the Broad Theater.
6:30 pm: Films starting at the Broad Street Theater, 636 Broad running until 11pm.
Theater (2101 Orleans) continuing until 11:00 pm.
3:30pm: book talk and signing by co-author Pres Kabacoff, Revitalizing Cities: The HRI Vision, talk will take place on the 2nd Fl of the Carver Theater (2101 Orleans Avenue).
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Big B's as well as Honey Singh's Fans both are eagerly waiting for the release of this song from the time of its announcement, infact Honey Singh is also very much excited for this. Yesterday he has showed his feelings via tweet, his father is a big fan of Amitabh Bachchan and this moment is very special for him that his son is performing with his favorite actor.
Big B: Tussi chalo, main dikhanda ha tuhaanu.
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It is really important not to let them grow too big. in fact, they are ready to pick only a day or two after the little yellow tassles appear. Letting them grow on only gives them an impossible hard centre and they don't taste great either if too big!
They are alway sown into peat, degradable, pots and then they are planted, pot and all into the our brassicas section of the allotment. A bit of manure and/or compost around them doesn't hurt, although you don't manure straying over to the rest of the brassica plot.
A strong wind can knock them sideways, so we plant them in blocks rather than rows to help protect them.
We don't put them near the big sweetcorn though, these were planted this year near the runner and french beans.
For stir frying, you can throw them in whole or cut lengthways down the middle, either which way about 10 15 mins in the wok with other vegetables should ensure that they are cooked.
Again, these were planted in peat pots and with plenty of compost. It is often preferable to give these a head start in the greenhouse or under cover.
You are supposed to open one, pinch one of the kernals with your finger and if it is milky white it is ok, but in general most people know what a ready to eat sweetcorn should look like. Don't open the leaves on one and leave it on the plant, woodlice and other bugs will get in and make their home inside.
To cook, boil for about 10 minutes or so, it's easier if you are doing portions to chop them into pieces before cooking as to try and chop up boiling hot sweetcorn is not the bext of ideas!


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U.S. 2016 wheat carryover up 1% from July
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The US.D.A. forecasts the carryover of wheat in the U.S. at 850 million bus.
WASHINGTON — The U.S. Department of Agriculture in its Aug. 12 World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates report forecast the carryover of wheat in the United States on June 1, 2016, at 850 million bus, up 8 million bus, or about 1%, from 842 million bus projected in July and up 102 million bus, or 14%, from 773 million bus in 2015. Ending stocks were forecast to be the largest since 2010-11, the U.S.D.A. said.
The U.S.D.A. 2016 wheat carryover number was below the average of pre-report trade expectation at 858 million bus.
The U.S. corn carryover on Sept. 1, 2016, was projected at 1,713 million bus, up 114 million bus, or 6%, from 1,599 million bus projected in July but down 59 million bus, or 3%, from 1,772 million bus forecast in 2015. The U.S.D.A. 2016 corn carryover was above the pre-report trade average expectation of 1,427 million bus, and the 2015 carryover was below average trade expectations of 1,781 million bus.
The U.S. soybean carryover on Sept. 1, 2016, was projected at 470 million bus, up 45 million bus, or 11%, from 425 million bus in July and up 96% from 240 million bus forecast in 2015. The 2016 U.S.D.A. soybean carryover number was well above the average trade expectation near 305 million bus. The 2015 U.S.D.A. number was below the trade average of 247 million bus.
The rice carryover on Aug. 1, 2016, was projected at 42.4 million cwts, up 4 million cwts, or 10%, from 38.4 million cwts in July but down 5.5 million cwts from 47.9 million cwts in 2015.
World wheat ending stocks were forecast at a record 221.47 million tonnes for 2015-16, compared with 209.66 million in 2014-15. World corn ending stocks were projected at 195.09 million tonnes for 2015-16, compared with 197.42 forecast for 2014-15. Global 2015-16 soybean ending stocks were projected at 86.88 million tonnes, compared with 80.57 million tonnes forecast for the current year.
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SOME 2,000 rental flats are being built to meet the housing needs of lower-income families.
These units will be located in Punggol, Sembawang, Yishun, Bukit Batok and Sengkang, and are part of the Government's promise last year to have a total of 57,000 rental flats by 2015.
A Housing Board spokesman yesterday said construction of the 2,000 units will begin by next year.
"These flats are expected to be ready for occupation progressively from 2014," she said.
Public rental flats, meant to be the final housing safety net, cost tenants $26 to $275 monthly, depending on income, and come in one-room and two-room options.
In his National Day Rally speech last year, Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong recognised that there were Singaporean families who could not afford to buy flats, and pledged to increase the rental supply.
The Government had previously said it aims to have 50,000 rental units by this year, and the Housing Board spokesman said the agency was "on track" to meet this target.
Rental flats are typically built specifically for needy families, although some include older converted flats, such as those on Spooner Road in the Tanjong Pagar area.
The 208 units there, which once housed employees of Malaysia's railway operator, will be offered for selection next month.
Mr Teo Ser Luck, an MP for Pasir Ris-Punggol GRC, said requests for rental flats are a "regular feature" during his Meet-the-People Sessions. Consistently, he said, those asking for such units make up at least three out of every 10 cases he sees.
"It's disheartening that most of these requests come from the elderly, who ask for flats because of domestic issues."
He added: "The other groups, such as younger couples or those with financial issues, are already receiving some kind of assistance, but ask us to expedite the waiting time."
In January this year, the Ministry of National Development said the average waiting time for a rental unit had been reduced to about five months, from 21 months in 2008.
As of July this year, there were about 45,600 households living in Housing Board rental units. Each tenancy runs for two years.
Mr Liang Eng Hwa, who is deputy chairman of the Government Parliamentary Committee for National Development, said although the wait has shortened, demand has not abated.


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A diet rich in fruits and vegetables is one of the best defenses against oral cancer. Maintaining good oral hygiene, and regular dental checkups, are highly recommended.


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Sports Home Tennis News Naomi Osaka Says Novak Djokovic Saga "Sad" As Players Demand Focus Back On Tennis
Unvaccinated world number one Djokovic has again been detained in Australia after authorities ripped up his visa for a second time and declared he was a threat to the public.
Updated: January 15, 2022 07:48 AM IST
Naomi Osaka has said that Novak Djokovic saga has been "unfortunate" and "sad".© AFP
Naomi Osaka called the Novak Djokovic saga "unfortunate" and "sad"
Players have complained the scandal was overshadowing the Australian Open
Djokovic was again detained in Australia after authorities ripped up visa
Defending Australian Open champion Naomi Osaka called the Novak Djokovic saga "unfortunate" and "sad" Saturday as players complained the scandal was overshadowing the opening Grand Slam of the year. Unvaccinated world number one Djokovic has again been detained in Australia after authorities ripped up his visa for a second time and declared he was a threat to the public. He is facing deportation with his chances of defending his men's title at Melbourne Park looking increasingly slim.
His lawyers are battling to keep him in the country in a controversy that has dragged on for over a week.
Four-time Grand Slam winner Osaka said she didn't know the Serbian well but was sad that it might be how he was remembered, rather than for his exploits on the court.
"I think it's an unfortunate situation. He's such a great player and it's kind of sad that some people might remember (him) in this way," she said, two days before the start of the tournament.
World number four Stefanos Tsitsipas criticised the 20-time Grand Slam winner and rival earlier this week, saying he was "playing by his own rules".
But he was reluctant to get involved again on Saturday.
"I'm here to talk about tennis, not Novak Djokovic," said the Greek star.
But he added: "I won't lie. It has been pretty much on every news outlet the last couple of weeks. It has received a lot of attention. A lot of people are obviously talking about it.
"That's why I'm here to talk about tennis. Not enough tennis has been talked about in the last couple of weeks, which is a shame."
Australia's main men's hope Alex de Minaur is also getting tired of the situation, saying it was detracting from the tournament and other players.
"First of all, this whole situation has taken a lot of spotlight away from us competitors. We're here to play the Australian Open.
"It feels like it's taking away from us competitors who just want to start."
Pressed on whether Djokovic had been the author of his own demise, he replied: "Look, Australians have gone through a lot. There's no secret about that. They've had it very tough.
"They've done a lot of work to protect themselves and their borders. When you're coming in, as well as every other tennis player, if you wanted to come into the country, you had to be double-vaccinated.
"It was up to him, his choices, his judgment. Here we are."
Former world number one Andy Murray, who will play at the Open, said Friday he hoped Djokovic's status would be cleared up.
"It just seems like it's dragged on for quite a long time now and (it's) not great for the tennis, not great for the Australian Open, not great for Novak," Murray said.
But he added: "I'm not going to sit here and start kicking Novak whilst he's down."
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The FAQ implies that it's legal to use a building whose benefit is a type of advancement card for which none are on the mat - you just don't get the benefit. Is it also legal to use a building that provides a minion when no more minions of that type are available?
Yes, that may be done.
The only examples where that isn't the case is with the zepplin (building a building), Charterstone (opening a crate) and the Grandstand (claiming an objective. In each of those cases, you must build the building, open the crate, or fulfill the objective in order to get the 5 points.
Makes sense. Presumably the same restriction also applies to other buildings that let you do those actions.
This also applies to any building that allows you to open crates, build buildings or claim objectives.
Post campaign, you can use the zepplin and charterstone (and similar buildings) without having the necessary card to build/unlock - the reason for this being that at some point you will run out of these. The Grandstand (and its ilk) will always require you to complete an objective.


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"Gina and Shawn served their country when living openly could result in discharge and a lost career, so their ascension to key leadership positions is a powerful moment for those servicemembers who served or continued to serve in silence," said Annise Parker, President and CEO of Victory Institute.
The Senate yesterday voted unanimously to confirm two LGBTQ+ candidates to prominent roles in the country's defense network.
Gina Ortiz Jones, an out lesbian, was confirmed as Undersecretary for the Air Force while Shawn Skelly, a trans woman, was confirmed as Assistant Secretary of Defense for Readiness, making her the highest-ranking out transgender defense official in U.S. history.
The two women are among the over 200 LGBTQ+ political appointees in the Biden administration. Skelly is now the second trans person confirmed by the Senate, following the confirmation of Dr. Rachel Levine to the position of Assistant Secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS).
Both Ortiz and Skelly have long and established careers in the military and defense. Ortiz, a veteran of the Iraq War, was an intelligence analyst for the U.S. Africa Command and a special advisor to the Deputy Director for the Defense Intelligence Agency. Skelly, a 20-year U.S. Navy veteran, previously served as Special Assistant to the Under Secretary of Defense for Acquisition, Technology, and Logistics at the U.S. Department of Defense, and as a commissioner to the National Commission on Military, National, and Public Service.
"Gina and Shawn served their country when living openly could result in discharge and a lost career, so their ascension to key leadership positions is a powerful moment for those servicemembers who served or continued to serve in silence," said Annise Parker, President and CEO of Victory Institute, in a statement released to the press. She added that, "While they were confirmed because of their unquestionable qualifications and experience, they symbolize our continued progress and will further disrupt any lingering notion that LGBTQ people are somehow unfit to serve."
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