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BSNL plans to expand base in rural areas in Bhagalpur
At least 200 villages ravaged by perennial floods will now have Wi-Fi technology so that communication links are not snapped and information is shared even at the time of a natural disaster.Kumar Rajesh | TNN | Updated: April 16, 2016, 11:11 IST
Bhagalpur: At a time when people are switching to private telecom operators, the state-owned Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL) has initiated steps to improve and expand its network and services in rural and suburban areas of Bhagalpur division. Sources said BSNL would introduce new telecom services in remote areas to bridge the rural-urban digital divide in ICT sector."Steps to link all the villages under 172 panchayats of 10 blocks with broadband internet services have been initiated," said a source.
At least 200 villages ravaged by perennial floods will now have Wi-Fi technology so that communication links are not snapped and information is shared even at the time of a natural disaster. Bhagalpur zone BSNL general manager Ramesh Prasad on Thursday said, "Our aim is to end the disparity between rural and urban areas and provide quality telecom services to all. "
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Lori inspected her reflection in the looking glass as she finished inserting her earrings. Her lips curved into an unbidden smile when the turquoise beads shone in the sunlight. Wearing these was always a treat; not only were they beautiful, but they reminded her of fond summer memories. She would occasionally miss her scruffy Gondorian sailor, but in the end, they both knew it was better to part on good terms.
She and Tarlanc had acted like a bunch of lovesick teenagers back then; a rush of hormones and fast declarations of love and general impassioned groping. She wouldn't trade that time for anything in the world, but it wasn't sustainable. They both were too used to doing their own thing, and after that merchant ship sank, it was clear that their worlds weren't going to be compatible long term. He needed to go back to Gondor for a long time and wanted her to come with him, but she wasn't ready for that yet. She had a house, a business, an entire life here.
Even though the two of them were head over heels for one another, Loriwen still wasn't quite ready to settle down, much less have children, with someone she had known for three months! Some of her friends thought she was insane, but she knew it was the right call. They were just starting to get to know one another. What would have happened if, in half a year, they suddenly discovered a serious and fatal flaw in their relationship? He'd probably be out at sea most of the time anyway, and Lori wasn't willing to live that kind of life.
And so, one late summer night, they said their goodbyes. He gave her the earrings she now admired, and she gave him an amulet she had carved of the lost ship. Hopefully, he still carried it as a reminder.
The door rattled as someone banged on it, jarring her out of the reverie.
"Oi, c'mon Lori. Market opens in a few minutes; we're gonna be late!" Her oldest friend's voice rang through the wood.
Lori shook her head and grabbed her sack of trinkets before running to head outside. The sun radiated down on her as soon as she stepped through the doorway. The wet smell of earth rose to her nostrils and she smiled widely, closing her eyes to soak it in for a few moments. Fall was coming!
The door creaked open and a wave of hot air rushed out of the inn, blowing Bryn's hair away from her face. Incongruous smells mingled, somehow combining to form a symphony of comfort in her mind: pipe smoke, roasting meat, yeasty beers, the rich taste of metal armor in the air. Loud and entirely too hot in the summer though it may be, The Pony was one of the safest and most beloved places Bryn had found. She figured that this was what "home" was supposed to be like.
She stepped inside and walked over to the bar with purpose, head held high and shoulders back. She was a real customer tonight, not just a street rat paying a fair price for a bag of bread and apples. Barliman's smile when she first sauntered over to his bar was hesitant, but the tight smile quickly turned genuine after she gave him her order.
"'ey Barli, gimme a real bowl'a stew, an' whatever's yer best tea."
Bryn paid out the exact cost of a full meal with a rare smile and headed to sit at the table closest to the bard currently strumming a lively tune on his lute. The young Hobbit had to still be a tween but he had a lot of talent; his song was both invigorating and comforting, much like a warm cup of tea. She relaxed against the wall behind her, watching his bright eyes carefully keep track of his fingers.
Barliman's hired help, a young woman with curly auburn hair and clear blue eyes, plopped down a steaming mug of tea and bowl of stew. Bryn could barely stammer out her thanks before the barmaid was swaying through the crowd again. This smelled heavenly! Was that onion, carrot, and potato? The meat – probably beef – looked tender and juicy.
…This really must be what a "home" really was supposed to be like.
Deep blue eyes slowly opened, immediately squinting shut once more when golden-red rays of light bore into them. Tegil stretched for a few long, absolutely sublime, moments before getting out of bed. He had managed to fall asleep in the afternoon heat yet again and it looked like he was going to be awake just in time to watch the sun dip below the horizon. He swung his legs off the edge of the bed and grunted as he pushed himself up to a stand.
Sunset was always his favorite time of the day, but particularly here at his estate in Dol Amroth. He especially loved the after effect, the light purples that spread across the sky, welcoming the moon to her evening. He took a deep breath of salty air and exhaled in a smile.
Life was simple here, but it had some challenges. The bustle of the busy street below, the roaring of the waves…the atmosphere was particularly loud. That didn't work for some, but Tegil was grateful for the change in scenery from Bree-land. He missed his friends, and would still occasionally write them, yet this existence suited him better. As he watched the last of the sun's light slip beyond the horizon, he mused that it would be nice to have company on his walks along the beaches or forests, though.
He needed to meet people.
Osbeorne pulled another shirt out of his dresser, unfolding it and laying it down on the bed. He found that it was better to roll his clothes when traveling; easier to fit more in the same pack. This trip would hopefully go better than the last one. He had a wicked scar from his mishap during the fight with that asshole and really didn't want to repeat that if possible. Kieran was a good kid and Os wanted to help out however he was able.
Hopefully, that little girl would come to her senses and leave with them, too. Sure, Kieran was clearly taken with her and that was nice and all, but the thing he kept thinking of was that parents shouldn't be that way. What kind of mother lets their daughter get treated like that? It wasn't right. He'd never treat a kid like that, even if the kid wasn't his. That guy deserved everything he got.
He folded his shirt in half and methodically rolled it into a tight cylinder, taking some of his frustration out on the poor piece of clothing. Stuff like this only made Os surer he wanted to look into that adoption stuff. He wasn't giving up on finding someone, but it was about time he needed to really look at what he wanted to do with his life. One of the things he definitely wanted to do was to help raise a kid, and what better way to do that than to adopt a poor kid who doesn't have a family yet?
His ma wasn't too keen on the plan; she was concerned that any woman who may be interested in him would find a pre-existing kid a huge detraction, but Os wasn't actually concerned about that. Why would he want to spend his life with someone who didn't understand and appreciate the value of bringing a kid in and helping them become a productive adult?
Os sighed and tucked the rolled-up shirt into his pack. When he got back from this trip, he'd start the paperwork for being evaluated. Money wasn't an issue, but he would have to show he could provide a suitable home. He could do that!
A breeze gently played with the hanging braid of midnight-black hair, slowly swinging it back and forth. A sleepy smile came to the lips of the elf to whom that braid belonged; the breath of coolness that danced upon the late summer's air current was very welcome. Aeldes hummed a soft tune, one long lost to time and tragedy. Nights like tonight gave her bittersweet memories of her time wandering the forests of Beleriand. It was, as always, so long ago and yet seemed as if it were yesterday.
She didn't mourn the lost lands or those friends of hers who had sailed beyond to never return, but it did fill her with a sad longing. If she hadn't been bedridden for so long, she surely would have left with them, but alas, she remained and with much of her passion for the land. This "Bree-land" was a particularly rustic but charming area, and it deserved to be allowed to flourish!
Aeldes stifled a yawn of contentment; this was a wonderful green land, but there was wandering yet to be done in her imagination.
Wandering Poet: Catalyst for Change
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In the early afternoon, a package arrives in Cirieldis's office: a small, unassuming box wrapped in basic brown paper and held together with twine. The only hint as to whom sent it is the hand in which her name is scrawled: bold, flowing penmanship. It rattles quietly if shaken, a muffled sound. Whatever is inside has been packaged with care to avoid breakage.
Once opened, the box contains only a short letter and something the size and shape of a small rock, wrapped in plain muslin. The letter reads as follows:
Greetings, Cirieldis!
I hope this letter finds you well, as we have not spoken in many months and both of our places in life have changed significantly since then. I found myself watching the sea from my new residence and caught myself reminiscing as to how I came to be here.
My introspection led me to realize that I had never properly thanked you for your role in my coming to Dol Amroth, and for that I must apologize! You were the catalyst for this change of scenery in my life and this change ended up being amongst the most welcome in my recollections. As such, I wish to convey my utmost gratitude.
Enclosed is something small; naught more than a whim, really. One of my current avocations is to walk along the shore and collect shells which ensnare my interest. I have included one whose hues immediately reminded me of a pair of most peculiar boots I first noticed back in Bree. May it bring a warm chuckle and memory to you same as it did for me.
At your service,
The small cloth bundle's bounty is immediately apparent upon pulling the string wrapped around it: a small, delicate seashell. The intricate wentletrap shape lends its pearlescent purple color considerable luster when the sun's rays shine through.
Wandering Poet: Just Hair
August 23, 2014 August 23, 2014 ~ Meesh	~ 1 Comment
It is just hair.
Tegil stared out across the lush foliage and sighed. They would reach the city tomorrow, and he was running out of time. The oddly green robe adorning his shoulders was easy to adjust to, but this was a much more difficult thing to do. He repeated the reassurance over and over in his mind, until it nearly became a mantra…but it did nothing to ease his disquiet.
It really is just hair.
It will grow back.
How much danger was he walking into? That was irrelevant to his mind, in truth. He had grown to like his traveling companions – those he did not know previously – and whatever adventures they would find could do nothing but enrich his life. The left corner of his mouth twitched up in an amused smirk; he had already been kidnapped once…what was one more time, if it came down to it? This was his life to live, and one never learned all there was to learn by staying home.
Yet from the moment he entered into Gondor's lands, thoughts of his family came to him often. It was to be expected, of course – he loved his family dearly, and it was difficult to not separate from his group of friends to head off to Minas Tirith.
As he watched the sun peek from behind the nearby mountains, Tegil finally admitted to himself that it was mostly guilt which spurred his longing to return to the White City; he had not been able to travel in time to properly attend to his brother's funeral, and it was a deep sorrow. He frowned as he thought of young Arassiel, bereft of a father so young… It would take resolve of the utmost steel to keep from remaining for her sake.
Upon further reflection, he decided that it was better to remain with the group packing up their horses. Nallo and Tinuvist seemed unconcerned about the idea of being known as whom they were, but there was something in Cirieldis's demeanor when the group spoke in Morlad that caused unease to settle across his shoulders.
The suggestion that whatever it is they may be doing could somehow be traced back to his family…the thought had never occurred to him. It was, indeed, his own life to live, but not one of his kin deserved to have their lives affected by his actions.
It is just hair. It will grow back.
Black strands danced in the air as Tegil finished wrapping up his sleeping roll and properly stored it. Only hair though it was, still it remained a large part of his identity. His hair had been longer even as a boy and this would be the first time in his life that it would be shorn short.
How lucky my life is, that this is such a dilemma! It is just hair.
Warm light caught the button on his sleeve, blinding him for a moment. Blue-grey eyes instinctively blinked away, and looked eastward. The sun's rays would be first glowing upon the white stone of Minas Tirith at this exact moment, as well.
There was no doubt in his mind that his beloved mother was already awake and reading a book in the morning dew on the balcony. For years, the other noblewomen told her that she would catch cold from such an insanely flighty practice, but she had thus far proven them wrong. Arassiel would rise shortly and run to find her grandmother, awaiting the morning's lesson.
If – if – anything were to happen to them because of him, Tegil would never forgive himself. The mere thought of that possibility caused his heart to fill with dread. He would gladly lay down his life to protect them, what little good his prowess in battle would win for them…
…And what was his own life next to hair?
Shoulders squared, Tegil marched over to the tall elf setting his own gear aright. "Kemendin, if you have time before we set off for the day, I would be appreciative if you could cut my hair to a much shorter length."
Was this supposed to be so worrisome, even now? The decision was made, so why was his stomach in knots? He took a stabilizing breath and answered the question to which he had no real answer.
"To be honest, I do not know what will be acceptable. It has never been short, and I will be unable to see my hair; I leave its fate entirely to those who can see."
His eyes involuntarily closed before the blades could slice through years of identity and self-awareness.
Wandering Poet: Return
January 3, 2014 ~ Meesh	~ Leave a comment
It took little time for Bree-land to feel like home, but even less time for traveling to reassert itself as a passion of mine. The trip was long, and grew cold the closer it got toward the end of the year, but it was good. Refreshing, even. Tomorrow I shall see the gates of Bree-town, and my heart will leap for joy. It is a simple land and I long for its simplicity once more. The docks of Duillond were beautiful beyond telling, with sparkling waters and sweet, clean air; but they were not home. To spend time with Maluhíl, dear friend that he is, was exactly what my heart needed. It needed distance, time, and an understanding companion. It was an honor and joy to be allowed to see him off as he left for his final journey.
This return excursion is far from my final journey, but it is one of renewal just the same. I am older and hopefully wiser for the experience. Despite my heart being shattered when I departed, it is now whole and stronger. Some steel themselves against future hurt, yet that is not any way to live. Life is beautiful, both the tragic and the happy, and each holds a lesson to be learned. What a poor scholar I would be, if I were unwilling to learn such things! Our memories will always hold a place near my heart, but I will no longer dwell upon them.
Last month, when we entered the Shire, snow fell from the sky and brought a true smile to my face once more. For that, I am glad. Thank you for a time of simple peace, and I wish you all the joy you truly deserve.

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A coffee house opened in Venice's San Fantin square… One of the side streets off the square still bears the name "Calle del Cafetier".
The Fenice theatre opened in San Fantin square on the 16th May 1792, at a time when Venice was alive with music and theatre. The "Ateneo Veneto", an institution for the promotion and diffusion of letters, arts and culture, and especially Venetian culture, opened in San Fantin square in January 1812.
As a result the coffee house soon became a meeting point for theatre goers, artists and intellectuals.
The coffee house was renamed Caffè Martini after the new owner who took over its running and extended and redecorated the rooms. Caffè Martini's fame grew dramatically as a result of the skills of manager Paolo Montico, who ran the business for around twenty five years and provided its "life and soul".
The business was acquired by the talented entrepreneur Andrea Maso. The coffee house consumed 200 kg of coffee beans a month. The "boss" Andrea Maso also introduced an excellent lunch menu to complement the refreshments served for the Fenice.
Though the business survived the restrictions imposed by the war, it closed its doors for the first time in March 1922. In December that year it was bought from its indebted owner by Chianti wine merchant Paganelli.
Totally restored and transformed into a luxury restaurant, the business rose from its ashes under the name Antico Martini.
A piano bar began to inject new vitality into the business' traditional night-life role.
At that time Venice was becoming ever more a city of art, with the Biennial Festival, the Contemporary Music Festival, the International Cinema Festival, and the Theatre Festival. Venice opened its doors to international and high society tourism and the Antico Martini attracted clients of the calibre of Wolf Ferrari, Toscanini, Charlie Chaplin, Orson Welles, Count Volpi and Giovanni Stucky.
The premises were requisitioned at the start of the second world war. Later in the war the Antico Martini became a place of entertainment for American troops, who installed a piano there in order to make music and relax. The piano is still here!
The Antico Martini is reborn as one of the most refined restaurants in Venice.
The tables of the Antico Martini were graced by the international jet set, artists, poets and cinema stars like Igor Stravinsky, Arthur Rubinstein, Samuel Bernstein, the soprano Anna Moffo, Jean Cocteau, Giuseppe Ungaretti, Nobel prize winner Eugenio Montale, Laurence Olivier, Esther Williams, Edward Windsor and his wife Wally Simpson, and Venice's newly acquired citizen Peggy Guggenheim.
Top food guides like Holiday Magazine, Fielding, the Michelin Guide and Juillard all spoke highly of the menu.
The Antico Martini has been a member of the Italian Historical Restaurant Association since the association was set up. Under the patronage of Italy's Ministry for Heritage and Culture, the association aims to promote and safeguard Italy's oldest and most prestigious restaurants that have been protagonists in and contributed to Italian history, as establishments that are equivalent to "museums of hospitality" for their histories and furnishings and for the memories they conserve.
Lino Lando, a lively and eclectic Venetian businessman, took over the running of the Antico Martini. His intention was to re-launch one of Venice's most historical Caffès, and to recreate the atmospheres and flavours of the great Serenissima period.
The fascination of the Antico Martini is best experienced as the sun goes down. If you happen to be walking through the square you will certainly be attracted by the golden warmth of the light around the premises. If you arrive from calle XXII Marzo, an entrance that first appears austere soon reveals an intriguingly light-hearted personality. Inside you will be surprised by mirrors and mosaics, and a background of relaxing music that invites you to enjoy a special evening in an atmosphere suspended between dream and reality.
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Discovering Death Valley
The drive from Los Angeles to this majestic national park will leave you stunned by the massive scale, endless views, and otherworldly beauty
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Explore historic downtown Los Angeles (or simply DTLA), with attractions like the contemporary art museum The Broad and Grand Park, an urban oasis with views stretching from the Music Center (including Walt Disney Concert Hall) to City Hall.
Buildings have been transformed, including the ornate 1927 United Artists building where the Ace Hotel Downtown Los Angeles offers stylish digs and a restaurant, and the food hall Grand Central Market, which dates back to 1917. Crowds flock to the sports and entertainment complex of Staples Center and LA LIVE, where you can also see music artifacts at the Grammy Museum and catch concerts at the Microsoft Theatre. Finish your trip with a visit to Universal Studios Hollywood, with movie-themed rides and backlot tours.
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37749 Abbott Dr, Cantil
Once a popular backdrop for Hollywood westerns, Red Rock Canyon State Park protects some of Southern California's most spectacular geology. Eroded by wind and water, the park's multihued cliffs, buttes, and outcrops rise dramatically from the desert. Photographers gather at sunrise and sunset to capture these red and pink rocks at their most brilliant. Paleontologists flock here, too. In the cliff's sediments are remains of prehistoric animals—three-toed horses, saber-toothed cats, and alligator lizards. The 27,000-acre park offers several short hiking trails, including into the formations of Hagen Canyon and Red Rock Canyon. Thanks to the park's distance from city lights, nights can be spectacular, and astronomy buffs often set up telescopes here to take advantage of Red Rock's dark skies.
Trona Pinnacles
Bizarre. Surreal. Weird. Those are just a few of the reactions that visitors have when they first see the Trona Pinnacles, a cluster of 500 oddly shaped spires and towers that seem to pop up out of nowhere east of Ridgecrest. From State Highway 178, a five-mile-long dirt road (suitable for all vehicles except after rains) leads to these mineral outcrops that originally formed underwater. From a distance, the pinnacles don't look that big but the tallest actually rises 140 feet above Searles Dry Lake. Film crews love the formations, which have appeared in vintage sci-fi flicks and more recently in a Rihanna video and the HBO series Westworld. Back on the highway after exploring the pinnacles, treat yourself to a cheeseburger and a cooling chocolate-dipped soft-serve ice cream cone at Trona's Trails Drive In, a popular stop for Death Valley–bound travelers since 1958.
Mesquite Flat Sand Dunes
Mesquite Flat Sand Dunes, Death Valley
Just outside Stovepipe Wells, the Mesquite Flat Dunes are the most accessible of the five major dune systems in Death Valley National Park. Rising to a height of 100 feet, they're far from the tallest in the park but include three different kinds of dunes. This undulating sea of sand is positively gorgeous, especially in early morning or around sunset when the light accents the dunes' contours and wind-carved ripples. The mesquite trees that give the dunes their name also provide shelter and habitat for wildlife. Come out in the morning and you might see tracks etched in the sand by a host of nocturnal desert creatures.
Salt Creek Interpretive Trail
Salt Creek National Park, Death Valley
Most people wouldn't expect to see fish in Death Valley, except maybe on their plate at a restaurant. After all, the valley is the driest spot in North American and averages less than two inches of rain annually. But follow the 1-mile roundtrip Salt Creek Interpretive Trail and from late winter into April you can watch tiny Salt Creek pupfish spawning in the shallow stream. The pupfish survive from a time when 600-foot-deep Lake Manly covered the valley floor and are one of five distinct species of pupfish found in the park.
Salt Creek - Death Valley National Park
Oasis at Death Valley - STAY
CA-190, Death Valley
Arrive at the Oasis at Death Valley. In the resort's more casual Ranch at Death Valley, enjoy baby-back ribs in a prickly pear barbecue sauce at the Last Kind Words Saloon.
Zabriskie Point & Golden Canyon
One of Death Valley National Park's truly iconic experiences, you won't want to miss sunrise from Zabriskie Point as the rugged badlands below the point brighten to gold with the first light of day. Trails lead down from the point and wind through the badlands, which, though stark and virtually devoid of vegetation, are absolutely beautiful. You can also explore the badlands from Badwater Road, where the short adventures include the 1-mile roundtrip to see the rock span at Natural Bridge and the 3-mile up-and-back hike through Golden Canyon to the dramatic formations at Red Cathedral.
Golden Canyon
Badwater Basin and Devils Golf Course
Badwater Road, Death Valley
From Furnace Creek, Badwater Road runs along the base of the mottled Amargosa Range and past the craggy, crunchy, and crystalline mineral formations of the Devils Golf Course to Badwater Basin, the lowest point in North America at 282 feet below sea level. A boardwalk leads out onto the valley's salt flats, and, for a bit of perspective on just how low this spot is, look up from the parking area to a small sign on the cliffs. It marks the height of sea level. Another highlight of any drive on Badwater Road is to follow one-way, 9-mile Artists Drive as it meanders through colorful badlands to Artists Palette. With rock ranging in hues from green to red to violet, Artists Palette is especially beautiful when lit by the late afternoon sun.
Badwater Basin - Devil's Golf Course
Furnace Creek
California Highway 190, Death Valley National Park
Furnace Creek is Death Valley's downtown. Here you'll find Death Valley National Park's primary visitor center—the place to go to get oriented in this massive park that's larger than several states. You can also take your pick of the two hotels that comprise the Oasis at Death Valley. At the more casual Ranch at Death Valley, enjoy horseback riding or golfing at the Furnace Creek Golf Course, then end your day with a whiskey and the tomahawk ribeye at the Old West–style Last Kind Words Saloon. Just down the road, the luxurious Inn at Death Valley, which debuted in 1927, recently underwent a major renovation and offers such pleasures as a spring-fed pool that perpetually remains in the mid-80s—perfect for the valley's surprisingly chilly winter nights.
Furnace Creek area
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Stop 8 Zabriskie Point & Golden Canyon
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Juan Danilo Bangayan Ulep, D.D. (born 24 June 1962), is a Filipino bishop of the Catholic Church. He is the fifth and current Bishop-Prelate of Batanes.

Biography
The Rev. Danilo B. Ulep was born in Tuguegarao City, Cagayan, in the Archdiocese of Tuguegarao, on 24 June 1962. He studied philosophy and theology at the Santo Tomas University in Manila, where he obtained a bachelor's degree in philosophy, theology and canon law, and a licentiate in philosophy.

He was ordained a priest for the Diocese of Tugugarao on 10 April 1987 at the St. Peter's Cathedral by Archbishop Diosdado Talamayan, then Archbishop of Tuguegarao.

He subsequently served as: vicar of the parish of San Vincenzo Ferrer, Solana, Cagayan (1987–1992); administrator of the same parish (1992–1993); pastor of the Holy Guardian Angels parish, Tuao, Cagayan (1993–1999); rector of the San Jacinto minor seminary of Alimannao, Cagayan and director of the commission for vocations and seminaries (1999–2005); pastor of the St. Joseph the Worker parish of San José, Baggao, and episcopal vicar of Alcala (2005–2011).

Finally, from 2011 up to the present, he has served as pastor and rector of the Santo Niño parish and shrine in San Gabriel, Tuguegarao City, Cagayan, director of the biblical apostolate and president of the priests' assembly of the archdiocese of Tuguegarao.

On May 20, 2017, Pope Francis appointed him as the fifth bishop of the Territorial Prelature of Batanes following the resignation of Bishop Camilo D. Gregorio. He was consecrated bishop at St. Peter's Cathedral on July 29, 2017, by Archbishop Sergio Utleg, then Archbishop of Tuguegarao. Co-consecrators were Archbishop Marlo M. Peralta of Nueva Segovia and Bishop Camilo D. Gregorio, Bishop-Prelate Emeritus of Batanes. He was installed as Bishop-Prelate of Batanes on August 8 of the same year, feast of St. Dominic De Guzman, patron of Basco, the capital of Batanes.

Coat of arms
The coat of arms of the Prelature of Batanes appears on the left side of the viewer while that of Bishop Ulep appears on the right. Bishop Ulep's motto is taken from Matthew 6:10, Fiat voluntas tua ("Your will be done").

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2019: Amosun visits Osoba
Osoba and Amosun
…says it is a sign of respect and appreciation
Samuel Awoyinfa, Abeokuta
As part of measures for reconciliation ahead of the 2019 general elections, the Ogun State governor, Senator Ibikunle Amosun, and a former governor and chieftain of the All Progressives Congress, Aremo Olusegun Osoba, met at the latter's Lagos home on Sunday.
Informed sources at the meeting said they both had a discussion on the Saturday's ward congresses in the state, which went without violence.
Receiving Amosun, Osoba was quoted to have attributed the success of the ward congresses to the unity and understanding that now existed among the party faithful.
He added that the settling of the differences between the two camps was a pointer to the victory of the party in the state in 2019.
He said, "The past disagreement among party members is normal in a democratic dispensation. Disagreement is bound to happen in politics, but the resolution of such crisis is a sign of maturity."
Osoba reportedly commended Amosun for working towards ending the differences that existed between factions of the party in the state, adding that "it is a sure step to protect and sustain the legacies of statesmen like the late sage, Chief Obafemi Awolowo."
Amosun, on his part, said the visit was a sign of respect and appreciation to Osoba, for his role in the unification meeting, recently held in his office, where loyalists of the former governor reunited with Amosun.
He said the party "is now one big, strong and united family in the state."
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It will be recalled that loyalists of Osoba held a meeting with the governor's team at Oke Mosan, Abeokuta, last Thursday, where they discussed the modalities for the ward congresses held last Saturday and strategies for the 2019 elections.
Those who attended the meeting with the governor's team, include Senator Adegbenga Kaka, Senator Gbenga Obadara, a former Social Democratic Party governorship candidate in the state, Senator Akin Odunsi, Adekunle Adeyemi, Abiodun Adudu-Balogun and Bukola Braimoh.
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4. Remove to a platter.
5. In a deep sided saute pan add the second 1 TB of Olive Oil.
6. Add the Onions & saute until tender & lightly browned.
7. Add the Pork & the Apple Juice or Water, enough to reach half way up the chop.
8. Cover & braise the meat for no more than 20 to 25 minutes. You do not want the Pork to be cooked beyond the rare to medium rare stage. Well done does only one thing to Pork, destroy it.
Thanks, Marvin, for the kind words! Looks very yummy!


With the date of voting nearing, campaigning for the Lok Sabha elections has reached a fever pitch in Gujarat which will see more rallies of top politicians, including Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Congress president Rahul Gandhi, in the next few days. Narendra Modi arrived in Pune and stayed overnight before leaving for Akluj in Solapur district, where he will address an election rally on Wednesday. Narendra Modi is scheduled to hold four rallies today.
Modi will address four rallies in Gujarat - in Himmatnagar, Surendranagar and Vallabh Vidyanagar Wednesday and in Amreli Thursday. He will cover Surendranagar, Sabarkantha, Anand and Amreli parliamentary constituencies through the rallies. Besides Modi and Gandhi, the star campaigners for the BJP and the Congress, respectively, Union ministers Smriti Irani and Sushma Swaraj as well as Congress leaders Navjot Singh Sidhu and Sam Pitroda will address rallies and conferences in Gujarat. The Meteorological Centre here had issued a warning earlier in the day that "thunderstorm /dust raising winds" with light rain would occur in some parts of north Gujarat.


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Corinna J. Moebius, Ph.D.
Restoring the Magic of Interconnectedness with People, Place, Planet & Possibility
My name is Corinna Moebius.
Through my work as an author, speaker, consultant, coach and educator, I strive to help fellow humans re-imagine who we are, how we relate to each other, and how we relate to land and the web of life. How do we build planetary ethics and resilience in a world that seems so divided and so at risk?
I've always been interested in "place" and its meaning and impact on our lives: home spaces, public and gathering spaces, commercial corridors, heritage districts, neighborhoods, cities and indeed the Living Earth. I also think about the relationship between place and our own bodies (e.g., health and wellness). Instead of thinking of places as bounded and isolated, I think of them in terms of systems, relationships, and flows.
Yet I also investigate the role of urban planning, tourism, economic development and other forces on the creation of place-related borders, orders and inequalities. How might we think and do placemaking (and public memory-making) differently, for a more sustainable, regenerative and equitable world?
I strive to spark both inner transformation and systems change grounded in planetary ethics and an awareness that we are all interconnected and embedded in the web of life.
Areas of Interest, Focus & Expertise
Inclusive, Equitable & Regenerative …
Heritage and Cultural Planning, Tourism and Districts
Public Memory Interpretation
Urban Planning & Placemaking
Community & Small Business Economic Development
History & Ethnoracial Politics
History of U.S./Cuba Ethnoracial Politics | Afro-Cuban/Afro-Latinx History, Culture & Contributions
Little Havana (Miami)
Creative & Innovative Civic Engagement
Eco-Socialization, Eco-Spirituality and Planetary Ethics
Some Details About My Background …
My background is interdisciplinary: I have equal training as both a cultural anthropologist and a cultural geographer, and I also have a background in public history, Cuban and African diaspora studies, and critical heritage studies. My research centers on U.S./Cuban history and the "mixings" of port cities and "betwixt-and-between" neighborhoods and spaces, like Little Havana.
Professionally, I have worked in urban planning, community and small business economic development, heritage tourism, academia, museums, and the arts, in roles such as consultant, executive director, program director and lecturer. I am regularly invited to serve as a speaker and panelist at events. Most recently, I co-presented a webinar for Smart Growth Online on equitable and sustainable heritage tourism districts.
I recently launched a life coaching business, Living Earth Coaching, and I am also a guest lecturer for the river cruises of American Cruise Lines.
Throughout my career I have prioritized diversity, inclusion and equity, including inclusive processes for civic engagement. I have designed and organized numerous events related to civic engagement, including Changemaker Conferences.
I am also widely known as an expert on Miami's Little Havana neighborhood, where I lived for nearly 15 years. I co-authored a "people's history" of Little Havana (A History of Little Havana), led popular educational tours of the neighborhood, and was an active civic leader. My award-winning dissertation focuses on the racial history of Little Havana's heritage district.
Currently, I am finishing the manuscript based in part on my dissertation research. It documents the history of Little Havana's heritage district and the local, national and transnational racial symbols and politics behind its planning and development.
In 2020 I moved to Baltimore, Maryland. I am currently working on the manuscripts for two books. I have become active in my Baltimore community, serving as an Area Captain on the board of the Mount Washington Improvement Association.
Copyright 2022 © Corinna J. Moebius


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Pastor and wife
Jake and Tricia Edwards
Music Director & Vocalists
Stephen & Johnna Reynolds
Music Leaders
Buddy and Bonnie Baldridge
Donna Hamilton
2016 Operation Christmas Child
Youth Service Project 2016
Cross Training groups
2014-15 Wed. evening "Cross Training" and "CrossWalk" groups.
Disciple Now --2015
Nepal 2013 Mission Trip
Church Scenes
A Glimpse of our School
Our church building from the ground up.
A Glimpse of Our Town
Our Deacon Body
Our Church History
Our church was organized the third Sunday in January, 1898. The first services were held in a school house east of the Jayton cemetery. The Baptists of Jayton held services in this school house for nine years. There were seven charter members: Mr. and Mrs. H.H. Bilberry and daughter Sallie, Mr. and Mrs. J.E. McKinzie, and Mr. and Mrs. W.K. Moreland.
The first pastor was Bro. E.S. Bilberry and the first deacons were H.H. Bilberry and J.E. McKinzie. H.H. Bilberry also served as the first clerk.
In the year 1907 a church house was built in the southern part of Jayton, approximately two blocks west of where the water tower is presently located. This first building owned by the Baptists served as a place of worship for 29 years. It was equipped with a steeple and a bell which was rung by pulling an attached rope that extended into the foyer below.
In the year 1935, under the leadership of Pastor Fred McPherson, a new house of worship was built near the center of town. This building was formally dedicated June 14, 1942 during the pastorate of Charles N. Gilbert. Brother Fred McPherson returned to Jayton to preach the dedicatory sermon and Mr. J.M. Johnston Sr. prayed the dedicatory prayer.
The church bell from the original 1907 church building was moved to the new location and attached to a tall metal bell tower set in concrete in front of the building.
On March 22, 1959, Irving E. Looney assumed his duties as pastor, knowing it was the desire of the church to build a new and larger church building. At that time, a long-range program was initiated which included the raising of funds, meetings with men from our State Church Building Department, and employing McMurtry and Craig, architects. Through the generosity of members C.C. and Oleta York, who donated over half the necessary building funds, the church goals were soon reached. The problem of finding a location for the new church was solved when Ray and Kathryn Smith donated the land for the church, plus additional acreage for a future parsonage site.
In February 1963, the Baptists entered into a contract with Dean Williams Company to begin construction of the third (and present) church building at a location only a little more than a mile east of the birth-place of First Baptist Church.
The second church building was traded to the Assembly of God Church in exchange for their building. The Baptists used the old Assembly building for a Latin-American Mission during the 60s, and later it was sold.
Our present building contains over 8,600 square feet of floor space and has a sanctuary with a seating capacity of 244, with overflow seating in sound-equipped, glass-windowed class rooms. The stained glass windows with Bible symbols help give it an atmosphere of reverence. The building features a 42 ft. tower of four white concrete piers with solar tile and a 24 ft. covered spire above the solar tile walls. It is beautifully lighted at night.
The original church bell was moved once again to a new location and was placed in front of our new building. This bell is still used today when the children delight in ringing it as Sunday School ends.
As we reflect on our history, it is impossible to name all the devoted Christians who have served and worshiped in First Baptist Church during the past one hundred plus years. We are thankful to God for the many pastors, deacons, Sunday School teachers, committee members, musicians, members of the congregation who have been faithful in attendance, and all those who have made it possible for our church to continue it's mission of spreading the gospel and following the teachings of our Lord Jesus Christ.
We have experienced growth and transition in the life of our church, but some things never change. First Baptist Church is, and always has been, a Christian fellowship that meets regularly in our building for the purpose of worshiping God and studying His word, while knowing and glorifying Jesus Christ. Our vision will remain the same throughout the generations: we desire to be a spiritually strong church, winning others to Christ while ministering to those in our community and county, and also around the world through missions.
First Baptist Church, Jayton, is indeed a "work in progress" for our Lord!
Our pastors from 1898 - 2015, in the order they served:
E.S. Bilberry
George North
(?) Cunningham
(?) Cobb
J.V. Bilberry
(?) Merdith
(?) Nicholson
Jesse Burrow Ward
Walter Wade
W.T. North
Clyde R. Campbell
Fred McPherson
A.R. Ogletree
Fay Hinton
Clarence Noel Gilbert
R.L. Patillo
Roy L. Stuckey
C.C. Beaty
Lee Vaughn
V.D. Walters
Bill Williams
Irving E. Looney
Joe Gilmore
Murry L. Brewer
Truett Kuenstler
Dennis Teeters
Gerald Aalbers
Glenn Shock
Nate Sprinkle
Jake Edwards
Interim Pastors include: Ed Jackson, Howard Jones, Tommy Briscoe Shawn Coleman
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A self-study course by design, the Tune-Up Manual is the best introduction to flute maintenance & repair on the market today. Concise, well-illustrated, and stuffed full of tips and details, this instructional course will give any novice a basic understanding of how to disassemble, clean, oil, and adjust a professional high-end flute. Literally anyone can follow this manual, even the "non-technical". As a supplement, an appendix displays four full-page illustrations of how each part of the flute assembles back together just in case you get lost.
Q. What about the Tools *à la carte*?
A. Come for the classes first and decide what tools you'll need while you're here. We can provide the necessary tools and supplies for the class experience, and you can buy the Course Notes and tools you want while you're here. At this time we don't have a complete catalog of tools and supplies ready for publication, because we're now preparing a complete instruction book for all the classes. But we'll have a list of tools and prices for you when the classes start this summer.
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Greece Finance Minister #ProfesorVaroufakis, a political economist, economics professor, and author of several academic texts in economics and game theory, in a TV interview, warns leaders of the European Union of "inevitable contagion" if Greece leaves the eurozone. This economic prediction, regardless of evidence, was immediately taken as feasible, made the headlines of several reputable newspapers, and attracted the attention of EU leaders including the European Central Bank Manager who even recorded Varoufakis' TV interview. What if a non-academic politician made a similar statement? Are media and public reception the same?
One advantage of having a strong academic background is intellectual credibility; a reputation gained from scholarly achievements and contributes to the credibility of a public official. Politics according to literature consist of relationships and interactions between people and government. However, the legitimacy of political statements is highly dependent on public official's academic integrity and intellectual credibility. Minister Varoufakis' political statement, therefore, is readily taken as legitimate as it was delivered by a university economics professor, academic text author or person with unquestionable academic integrity and intellectual credibility.
Another advantage is the fact moral credibility is often gained when people trust your academic intellect and inspired by your professional recommendations. Results of several communication management types of research suggest that trust and credibility often determine the legitimacy of public statement that either not directly or immediately verifiable. For this reason, politicians without academic, intellectual, and moral credibility are often faced with problems legitimizing their decisions and policies. The public according to research is not only interested in finding a confusing mix of controversial or contradictory information but credibility and trustworthiness of the person making the statement.
Academic intellectuals are normally operating under conditions of openness and free discussion, freedom to research, and pride themselves as sources of objective knowledge and worthy of public trust. For this reason, most academics usually do not agree on corporate-funded technology research that often requests them to maintain confidentiality and alter basic academic practices. These practices are some of the reasons why authors like Posner want academic intellectuals to stay out of politics.
The first disadvantage of the electing academic intellectual in public office is the fact that social and political affairs are best left to experts. Second, since academic intellectuals are hired, paid, tenured, and closely controlled by professional norms, they are unlikely to become romanticized or emulated social models. Third, since a good politician possesses organizational and sociability traits, political will and patriotic heart, caring and an expert in public affairs, and a person of conscience, an objective, and norm-controlled academic intellectual are unlikely to become one.
In reality, most academics are not the type of people who enjoy socializing, caring, exercising political will, and resolving issues with the conscience. In case an academic decided to enter politics and got elected, he or she is more likely to become a "judge" politician, a public servant who makes political decisions and policies based on academic objectivity and professional norms rather than conscience and political will.
The article tells how journalists combine their academic knowledge and practicality to become the best professionals. Read what matters for those studying journalism.
Here is an article on the academic integrity and cheating scandal. Kohlberg's model of moral reasoning suggests those with higher levels of moral reason cheat less.


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Fine Arts and Art History
Fine Arts and Art History: Home
Databases for Fine Arts
Includes all art related subjects
ArtStor
The ARTstor Digital Library is a nonprofit resource that provides more than one million digital images in the arts, architecture, humanities, and sciences with accessible suite of software tools for teaching and research.
Bibliography of the History of Art (BHA)
Covers European and American visual arts material published between 1975 and 2007, from Getty Research Institute.
Humanities Index
Art, classics, film, music, performing arts, philosophy, religion, history
Humanities International Complete
Includes all data from Humanities International Index. Covers aspects of the humanities, including literary, scholarly and creative thought.
Index of Middle Ages and Renaissance articles
Full text journals, many back to the original issue. Provides access to journals in the arts & sciences, business, ecology & botany, and languages & literature. JSTOR's coverage typically begins 3 -5 years after the current year.
MetPublications
Five decades of Metropolitan Museum of Art publications on art history available to read, download, and/or search for free.
Art Encyclopedias
Bridgeman Art Library Archive
An outstanding archive of images drawn from collections throughout the world.
Chambers Film Factfinder
A collection of useful and often fascinating information on many aspects of film, from the early days of silent cinema to the twenty-first century.
Thames & Hudson Dictionary of Fashion and Fashion Designers
Documents the universe of fashion from the mid-18th century through the late 1990's in short entries with many illustrations.
Music Encyclopedias
Continuum Encyclopedia of Popular Music of the World: Media, Industry and Society
A comprehensive reference work on popular music that encompasses the world.
Continnum Encyclopedia of Popular Music of the World: Performance and Production
Reference guide to popular music from all corners of the globe with a focus on performance and production.
Faber Companion to 20th Century Popular Music
Covering bebop to western swing by way of psychedelic rock, Phil Hardy's indispensable book maps out a stimulating and informative cultural history of the century in popular music.
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Canada Post segment records $264-million loss before tax in third quarter
Canada Post recorded a loss before tax of $264 million in the third quarter, a slight improvement compared to the same period a year earlier.
While the first half of 2021 showed strong revenue growth from all lines of business, it slowed slightly in the third quarter as consumers returned to shop in stores.
Revenue increased by $37 million, or 0.8 per cent, in the third quarter and by $501 million, or 8.5 per cent, in the first three quarters of the year, compared to the same periods a year earlier. Year-over-year comparisons are affected by the impacts of COVID-19. In the third quarter of 2020, Direct Marketing and Transaction Mail volumes declined substantially, while significant and unsustainable parcel volume growth was constrained by available capacity.
Costs of operations increased by $32 million, or 1.8 per cent, in the third quarter of 2021 and by $275 million, or 3.3 per cent, for the first three quarters, compared to the same periods a year earlier. These increases were driven by annual wage increases and higher costs of processing and delivering parcels compared to mail. The Corporation also invested in operations and capacity.
Below are some key results for Q3 compared to the same period last year:
Parcels:
• Volumes fell by 20 million pieces, or 22.1 per cent.
• Revenue declined by $31 million, or a more modest 5.3 per cent, due in part to our strategies to manage customer and product mix within our available capacity.
• The reopening of stores for in-person shopping negatively impacted demand, while global supply chain issues affected inbound volumes.
Transaction Mail:
• Revenue grew by $21 million, or 2.4 per cent, and volumes rose by 8 million pieces. .
• This was partly due to federal election mailings.
• Despite these mailings, erosion in Transaction Mail continues as consumers and mailers migrate to digital alternatives.
Direct Marketing:
• Direct Marketing revenue grew $42 million, or 20.3 per cent, and volumes rose by 184 million pieces, or 21.1 per cent.
• This partial recovery followed significant declines in 2020, when customers mailed less due to COVID-19.
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A cold weather system in Europe known as 'The Beast from the East' is taking lives and snarling travel with snow and freezing temperatures.
A palm tree is covered in snow in front of the Milan Cathedral on March 1.
Cold weather is claiming lives, freezing fountains and harbors and causing snow in areas not normally accustomed to the winter dusting.
A woman makes her way through falling snow on March 1 in Balloch.
Ice skaters glide on natural ice near Zaandam on March 1.
A man rides his snowboard on the Rue du Petit-Chene in Lausanne on March 1.
A person walks through now covered streets in Florence on March 1.
A dog plays in the snow in the Sempione garden in Milan on March 1.
A woman poses in front of the Louvre Pyramid after overnight snowfall on March 1.
Snow drifts in fields surrounding the village of Zennor, near St. Ives, on Feb. 28 in Cornwall.
Snow-covered jetties on the shore of the frozen Lake Pecs at Orfu on Feb. 28.
The sun sets as snow covers fishing boats left at Priest's Cove at Cape Cornwall near Penzance on Feb. 28.
Snow covered gondolas on the side of the Grand Canal in Venice lagoon on Feb. 28.
A Household Cavalry Guard stands in the blizzard as heavy snow hits Westminster on Feb. 28.
Children play in the middle of ice-covered rocks on the frozen shores of Lake Neuchatel on Feb. 28.
A postman makes his way through heavy snowfall on Feb. 28.
Members of the White Bear Association of Biarritz swim in the Atlantic ocean in southwestern France on Feb. 28.
A man walks past snow dusted telephone boxes in London on Feb. 28.
Three crew members were rescued by a helicopter after a fishing boat drifted into the Aggersund Bridge in the Limfjord, in the northern part of Jutland, Denmark on Feb. 28.
Children slide down a hill on plastic sheeting in Rathfarnham, Dublin City, Ireland on Feb. 28.
People walk in the snow in Westminster, London on Feb. 28.
Snow-covered field in Grofl Stieten, northern Germany on Feb. 27.
A woman walks in front of the snow-covered Puppy sculpture by Jeff Koons during a snowstorm in Bilbao on Feb. 28.
The skyscrapers of Canary Wharf rise above a snow covered Greenwich Park in London on Feb. 28.
Ice covers the piers of Constance lake harbor in Germany on Feb. 28.
Snow covers la Concha beach ornamental railing in San Sebastian, the Basque Country, northern Spain on Feb. 28.
A man walks on the partially snow-covered Pyla sand dune in La Teste-de-Buch, southwestern France on Feb. 28.


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More opportunities to recycle
Plans to include mixed plastics, drinks cartons and small electrical items within kerbside recycling services from next year were approved by members of the Communities Committee, as part of the council's Waste Strategy for 2013-19.
People living in flats are also set to benefit from a more comprehensive recycling service, with the introduction of new arrangements at premises not suited to a standard kerbside collection.
South Gloucestershire already has one of the highest recycling rates of all unitary authorities and the strategy aims to build on this success by extending the service to include more types of waste.
It also introduces a range of measures to improve service efficiency at a time of increasing financial pressure for local authorities.
Among these a charge will be introduced for garden waste collection, together with the introduction of 'pay as you go' garden waste sacks, helping to reduce overall service costs. New measures to promote home composting as a more environment-friendly option for green waste will also be introduced alongside the new provisions for garden waste collection.
Residents who do not wish to subscribe to the service, or to home compost, can continue to dispose of garden waste free of charge at their local SORT IT!* household waste recycling centre.
Members also approved a proposal that officers investigate the potential of alternative collection arrangements, such as double-shift systems, to deliver further efficiency savings.
As part of the drive to increase composting, residents moving into new-build homes in the district will be offered a voucher for a new home compost bin from April 2014, and bins will also be available for existing residents to buy at competitive rates.
The council will also work with community groups to promote and encourage home composting, by recruiting 'composting champions' to give independent advice in their neighbourhoods.
Other measures in the strategy include a reduction in the concessionary discount for bulky waste collections from 100 per cent to 50 per cent, and the introduction of new technology for waste collection vehicles which will help improve customer service and service efficiency.
Further proposals in the strategy, such as the introduction of mattress recycling, will be brought back to committee for decision at a future date.


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Why Does Gas Not Smell Like Gas Anymore?
Gas Doesn't Smell Like It Used To refers to a series of TikTok videos posted in the summer of 2022 by various viewers alleging that gas stations and gas itself smell different or less strong than they used to.
According to the most popular explanation supporting these assertions, increasing the amount of ethanol in gasoline causes it to smell weaker.
Because of the diluting with ethanol, gasoline has a milder odor. Though some (incorrectly) claimed that this was a government plot to raise petrol prices, it is true that gasoline can include up to 10% ethanol.
Part of the rationale is to increase the octane of the fuel, making it more resistant to detonation in the engine. Adding ethanol is less expensive than producing high-octane gasoline.
In this article, we discuss why dos gas does not smell like gas anymore, including all the relevant information you need to know when discussing this topic. So stick around until the end to find out what you've been looking for and welcome to ItIsMyCar.
How does gasoline smell?
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Natural gas does not have a distinct odor. Gas companies fragrance it with mercaptan, a harmless chemical that gives it the easy-to-detect (and not-at-all-pleasant) odor of rotten eggs. Check to determine whether the pilot light is out or if you smell natural gas near an appliance.
What's the difference between natural gas and gasoline?
Natural gas has a distinct odor that differs from gasoline. Natural gas does not have a distinct odor. Gas companies fragrance it with mercaptan, a harmless chemical that gives it the easy-to-detect (and not-at-all-pleasant) odor of rotten eggs.
Check to determine whether the pilot light is out if you smell natural gas near an appliance. If so, simply relight it to solve the problem.
In all other cases, whether the smell of natural gas is inside or outside, strong or weak, leave the area immediately and notify your local gas provider.
The odor could suggest a dangerous condition, and your gas company is ready 24 hours a day, seven days a week to investigate. They will send someone out for free to ensure the place is secure.
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Why does gasoline not have a smell anymore?
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This is not true. Gas has not lost its smell and that is totally a fake trend created by social media.
When a whole world says that gas does not smell like gas anymore, then you and your body also start to trust that the gas has lost its smell. If you are facing this problem, then please tell your friends also.
Why does gasoline smell differently than it used to?
To enhance octane levels in gasoline, benzene is added, which increases engine performance and fuel efficiency. Most noses are particularly sensitive to benzene's naturally pleasant odor.
Why does gasoline smell different than it used to?
To enhance octane levels in gasoline, benzene is added, which increases engine performance and fuel efficiency.
Most noses are particularly sensitive to benzene's naturally pleasant odor. It's so strong that even 1 part per million of it in the air we breathe may be detected by the human nose.
It also evaporates quickly: put a plate of benzene in the middle of a room and you'll smell it right away.
Gasoline, as we know it, has no odor. In actuality, what you're smelling is benzine, which is present in gasoline.
Defects of inhaling a strong Gasolene smell?
Because gasoline provides a short-term high, it is possible to become hooked to the sensation and repeat it repeatedly.
However, high quantities can irritate the lungs, permanently harm the nervous system, cause an incapacity to breathe, or produce a coma, according to the ATSDR.
Continuously breathing gasoline fumes, or inhaling large volumes of them, can cause slurred or distorted speech, loss of control of bodily movement, and dizziness, according to the NDA.
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Is the smell of gasoline (petrol) different in different parts of the world?
Contrary to popular belief, gasoline is usually a blend containing up to 25 percent octane. http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aromatics.
Aromatics vary in quantity and composition from refinery to refinery and country to country. Many countries, for example, allow varying amounts of http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Petroleum_naphtha to be blended with gasoline, which has its own source signature.
I recently heard that BP has developed a blend with as few as 5% aromatics in order to reduce the toxicity caused by inhaling the gasoline.
What has a better odor than gasoline?
I've always thought that kerosine smelled better than gasoline and was safer to breathe. Gasoline emits a lot of hydrocarbon vapors, whereas kerosine does not.
A small percentage of aromatic compounds contribute to gasoline's sweet odor (benzene, toluene, xylene, etc.) Pure aromatics are recovered by some refineries and sold as petrochemical feedstocks.
Paraxylene is my personal favorite. It not only smells great, but it is frequently the most valuable stream in the entire plant.
Some related FAQs.
How do u know if u have a gas leak?
Sulfurous odor or rotten eggs near a gas line, a hissing or whistling sound near a gas line, a white cloud or dust cloud bubbles in the water
Is 10-year-old gas still good?
Degradation occurs from the start, but most gas remains usable for a month or two. However, a gas that is more than two months old is generally safe to use, with only minor performance decreases.
Gas that is more than a year old can cause problems such as engine knocking, sputtering, and clogged injectors.
Can I mix old gas with new gas?
Old and new gas should not be mixed for a number of reasons, the most important of which is that old gas degrades over time and should not be added because it has already lost its combustibility. Sputtering may result. It could fail to start.
Can you wash off the gas with water?
Do not attempt to remove gasoline with water. Rather than diluting it, this will simply spread it over a larger area, potentially worsening the noxious fumes and increasing the risk of fire.
Do they really add the gas smell to gas?
Natural gas is odorless. To give it the distinctive "rotten egg" smell, gas companies add a harmless chemical called mercaptan.
In Connecticut, all-natural gas and propane pipeline gas is odorized. If you smell gas near an appliance, it could be a blown pilot light or a slightly open burner valve.
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