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By Nick Waddell Published on February 10, 2021 Last Updated on February 10, 2021 Filed under: All posts, Cannabis Stock: xly
Auxly Cannabis gets new $0.50 price target at Mackie Research
Auxly Cannabis (Auxly Cannabis Stock Quote, Chart, News, Analysts, Financials TSXV:XLY) is well-positioned to excel in Canada's emerging Cannabis 2.0 market, according to Mackie Research Capital analyst Greg McLeish, who delivered an update on the company on Tuesday. McLeish maintained his "Buy" rating for the stock with a raised target price of $0.50 (previously $0.40).
Toronto-based Auxly Cannabis has a portfolio of Cannabis 1.0 and 2.0 products including derivatives such as vapes, chewables and chocoates under the Kolab Project and Foray brands. Auxly announced on Monday the closing of a bought deal short form prospectus offering where it issued about 54 million units (one common share and one-half of a purchase warrant) at $0.37 per unit for gross proceeds of about $20 million including over-allotment.
Auxly said the net proceeds (about $18.9 million) will go towards: incremental costs from the purchase of automated manufacturing and packaging equipment ($2.0 million), $900,000 in additional cash reserves to joint venture partner Sunens to support cannabis production, $11.3 million towards interest expenses payable on December 31, 2021, associated with outstanding convertible debentures and working capital purposes for the balance ($4.7 million).
Last month, Auxly, which was one of the first companies in Canada to distribute and sell Cannabis 2.0 products, announced it had the number one market share position for cannabis derivative products in Canada for 2020, according to data from Headset Canadian Insights. Auxly achieved a 19.2-per-cent share of the vape market (the largest 2.0 market) and 12 per cent of the edibles market during 2020, the first year for the newly-opened industry.
"We are extremely proud to be the Number One LP for Cannabis 2.0 in Canada," said Hugo Alves, CEO, in a press release. "The amount of support and overwhelmingly positive feedback we have received from Canadian retail consumers throughout this first year of sales has been tremendous."
"Our commitment to delivering high- quality, differentiated and innovative cannabis products has clearly struck a chord with Canadians and our entire team remains highly motivated to continue our growth trajectory as we start a new year," Alves said.
On Auxly, McLeish said the company continues to be a leader in Cannabis 2.0 in Canada.
"We believe that Auxly's assets and capabilities, in particular the powerful combination of Dosecann and KGK, make them uniquely positioned to become a market leader for Cannabis 2.0 products," McLeish wrote.
"Auxly's strategic partnership with Imperial Brands will further advance the company's capabilities in relation to Cannabis 2.0 products. Under the partnership, Imperial Brands has granted Auxly global vape IP licences for cannabis use. Imperial Brands' subsidiary, Nerudia, has a growing scientific team dedicated to cannabis research and a facility licenced for R&D activities with cannabis," McLeish said.
"In addition to its vape IP and R&D, Auxly is leveraging Imperial Brands' expertise to spur new product development and global expansion, including: commercial expansion into new jurisdictions where Imperial Brands' sales and distribution reach is strongest; global brand building in highly regulated markets; consumer insights and intelligence capabilities; product commercialization expertise; and scalable operational excellence and supply chain management," McLeish said.
By the numbers, the analyst sees Auxly delivering full 2020 net revenue and EBITDA of $46.5 million and negative $31.5 million, respectively, 2021 net revenue and EBITDA of $107.6 million and $2.9 million, respectively, and 2022 net revenue and EBITDA of $170.1 million and $35.6 million, respectively.
At press time, McLeish's $0.50 target represented a projected 12-month return of 49.3 per cent. For 2020, XLY finished the year down 53 per cent while so far in 2021 the stock is up 31 per cent.
"Following the 2020 US Presidential election there has been a much more positive tone cannabis companies and this has positively impacted industry valuations," McLeish said. "As a result, we are increasing our target multiple on Auxly to 12x EV/EBITDA (previous 10x). To arrive at our new $0.50 target, we applied a 12x EV/EBITDA multiple to our new 2022 estimate."
Auxly reported its third quarter 2020 earnings on November 30, showing net revenues of $13.4 million for the period ended September 30 compared to $1.6 million a year earlier and an adjusted EBITDA loss of $6.8 million compared to a loss of $11.1 million a year earlier. The company reported SG&A expenses dropping to $11.4 million compared to $16.6 million a year earlier, and Auxly ended the quarter with cash and equivalents of $13.6 million.
"Our improved performance was driven primarily by continued improvements in operational and supply chain capabilities, expanding distribution, better alignment of our resources with our commercial objectives and, of course, our continued focus on understanding our consumers and delivering cannabis products that delight them," said Alves in a press release.
Over the third quarter, Auxly introduced a number of new products including Foray's Hard Maple Caramels, Dosecann's omega-Rich Ahiflower Oil Capsules, Kolab Kalifornia dried flower as well as the launch of its Back Forty brand.
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Watch N.Y. Rapper Talent Harris' Charming Video For "Nine Two Five"
"This song is about living out my dreams."
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Hailing from Long Island, N.Y., Talent Harris reveals himself as a promising new, er, talent in the video for his new single, "Nine Two Five" from his third upcoming mixtape, The Birth of The Cool Again. The chilled MC is quite the conversationalist as he nonchalantly raps about the daily struggle of working a 9-to-5 while pursuing his real dreams—rhyming.
In the video, random city-goers are asked about their own 9-to-5 and how they feel about their job—there's a lot of 😒. Harris chips in too with own life story before performing in Union Square in his work clothes with his hat out for tips—strong competition for the other street artists. But by the end of video he ends up in the studio recording his single.
"This song is about living out my dreams," Harris told The FADER via email. "I came up with the hook when I was working at a former job as a cashier at ShopRite. I was just there thinking about how I wouldn't be ok doing 'this' every day of my life. I wanna be able to get paid to do what I love, make music. I wanna be able to love my job. In the video we asked people what their occupation was and to give the facial expression your job inspired. I just wanna smile everyday."
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Kesumba, Latin Name: Bixa orellana L.
Description of the plant: Plant shrubs, 2-9 m tall, single-stemmed leaves have long, oval shape, pointed tip, flat base sometimes heart-shaped, flat edge, 8-20 cm long, 5-12 cm wide, and mottled green color red. This plant flowers pink or white, 4-6 cm in diameter.
The fruit such as rambutan fruit, covered with hair brush dark red or green, flattened, 2-4 cm long and contains many small seeds scarlet.
Chemical Ingredients: Tannin; Calcium oxalate; saponin; fat; glucoside; resin.
Kesumba leaves 15g; 30 g sugar; 500 ml of water, boiled for boiling for 15 minutes, Drunk in the morning and afternoon.
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It's a good thing it's pouring with rain today as I have every excuse to stay indoors, write, bake bread and plan this week's garden tasks. I don't know about my fellow poets but I'm all for a bit of quiet reflective time after the excitement of the Forward Prizes on Tuesday and then Free Verse the Poetry Book Fair yesterday.
It was my first visit to the Forward Prize readings, at the suggestion of Sarah Barnsley who was cockahoop when Abigail Parry got shortlisted for Best First Collection. They are friends and colleagues at Goldsmith's, and Abi read with the Telltale poets and also contributed a fine poem to our TRUTHS anthology earlier in the year. Needless to say we cheered her on, and although she missed out on the prize (awarded to Phoebe Power for Shrines of Upper Austria (Carcanet) Abigail gave a confident and fluid reading from her collection Jinx (Bloodaxe). Interestingly this prize is sponsored by the Felix Dennis Trust. You may not know this, but Felix Dennis was an extraordinary person – a publisher, poet, philanthropist and amazing planter of trees – over a million in his lifetime, and many more still to come. When he died in 2014 he left £150 million of his fortune to carry on the planting of a 30,000 acre forest of native English trees not far from Shakespeare's Stratford. What a guy.
I really enjoyed the evening, especially hearing Tracey K Smith, Danez Smith (eventual winner of the Prize for Best Collection, and an electric performer of his work which clearly has page-appeal not just stage-appeal), Shivanee Ramlochan, Fiona Benson and Liz Berry, who won the Best Single Poem prize.
A bit of schmoozing in the foyer but as usual with evening events in London you're always on a knife-edge of anticipation as to whether you're going to make it home without incident, Southern Rail being so unreliable. So we didn't linger. But then I knew the Poetry Book Fair would be a more leisurely occasion for catching up with poet folk.
So to yesterday, and the Poetry Book Fair (now actually the Poetry Book and Magazine Fair) in its new venue, the Senate House of the University of London. The Poetry Society have taken over the running of the event after its having been established over several years by Chrissy Williams and Joey Connolly. I think the organisational mind behind it this year was Julia Bird, and although I wasn't able to get to any of the readings taking place during the day the whole thing seemed to run smoothly and attract a huge crowd. It was some sort of Heritage Open Day yesterday so the building was buzzing with visitors anyway – I wonder if a few non-poetry people came into the fair to see what it was about? I hope so – there must have been getting on for a hundred exhibitors/vendors with so much on offer.
I was helping to 'person' the Frogmore Press half-table, giving publisher Jeremy Page a few breaks. I think I sold one book. Sorry Jeremy! In my defence I can only say that I was next to Joanne Clement of Butcher's Dog magazine, who turned out to be sales supremo. Respect to that woman!
I'm a real sucker for beautiful books, pamphlets, bookmarks or anything made of paper, frankly. Yes I know that sounds a bit superficial. But I had a budget, so couldn't buy every lovely object. I had very nice conversations with publishers I'd not come across before, and it's great to support them if possible, for example the lovely folk from Boatwhistle Books. Besides, buying books on spec is fun – you never know what you're going to like, so why not take a punt? One can always pass copies on to friends if you decide it hasn't earned a place on your bookshelf.
Is it me, or is there often a slightly surreal element to these events? It's the people-watching thing of course – so these are the people who read/write poetry! Then Jeremy told me we were in the very room where Keeley Hawes as the Home Secretary got murdered in Bodyguard. (Or did she???) Even more mysterious was the odd waft of mothballs as I steered through the hubbub of poetry-browsers. Could it have been emanating from clothing ("It's the Poetry Book fair luv – I'll just get my jacket out of mothballs") or from the books themselves ("here's that 30 year-old box of copies from the loft – let's sell them as 'vintage' editions")…?? Anyway, by 4pm someone was resorting to market-stall tactics, yelling GET YER SONNETS HERE! and when Jeremy offered me the chance to slope off I confess I did so. But not without a good haul of new reading and a warm poetry-shaped glow – just what I needed to negotiate the train journey home.


The seven sacraments were first enumerated by Peter Lombard (c. 1100 - 1160) and they became traditional throughout the medieval period, although only affirmed formally at the Council of Florence in 1439. From early times a special rank among them was given to Baptism and the Eucharist which were both referred to as commands in the Gospels for Jesus' followers to obey (Matthew 28 v 19; 26 v 26-29).
Of these sacraments three, baptism, confirmation, and ordination  impress an indelible character upon the soul, a certain spiritual sign, distinct from all others; so they are never repeated for the same person. Chrism - a mixture of olive oil and balsam - is used. This has been blessed by the bishop, probably at the solemn Eucharist on Maundy Thursday (the day before Good Friday). The head of the newly baptized is anointed with chrism, the forehead of the person confirmed , the head and hands of a bishop at his consecration, and the hands of a priest at his ordination.
The other four sacraments are not once-for-all events, so may be repeated over and over again.
Holy baptism holds the first place among all the sacraments because it is the gate of spiritual life, and by it we are made members of Christ and of his body, the Church. This takes place at the Font at the west end of the church, or in a special room, a Baptistry, provided for the purpose. Normally the rite is conducted by a priest, but in cases of necessity (e.g. a newborn child who is not expected to live long) a lay man or woman may baptise providing they use the form of baptism 'in the name of the Father, and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit'.
Most people are baptised as babies, with godparents or sponsors speaking on their behalf. Growing older, and now able to speak for themselves, in confirmation of what was promised on their behalf, they take those promises upon themselves, making them before a bishop. The Bishop lays his hands on them and confirms them with the gift of the Holy Spirit, who will support them in their intention to live a life of responsible and committed discipleship. After having being confirmed, candidates are allowed for the first time to recieve Holy Communion.
Also known as Holy Communion and the Lord's Supper, it is celebrated at the east end of the church at the altar.The Eucharist unites us to Christ's sacrifice on the cross. As we receive the Sacrament, we not only remember Jesus' self-offering; we are united with it, and its grace becomes effective in our lives.
The whole Eucharist reminds us of Jesus' sacrifice on the cross. It was a costly sacrifice which shows us how much God loves us, enough for him to send his only Son to die for us. That is why the priest recites the words Christ used at the last supper, and recalls what he did, when he took bread and wine, and said 'This is my body…this is my blood'. In some way we do not fully understand, Jesus really gives himself to us in the community sharing the consecrated bread and wine. The bread and wine are really changed (that is why they must either be consumed or carefully reserved after the service), and become the means of him being present with us and in us.
We human beings are not creatures of spirit only: we are also made of flesh and blood. That's why Jesus himself became incarnate to save us. In a way, Jesus is incarnate in the Eucharist again. He comes not only spiritually but physically, as the consecrated bread and wine. Like all the sacraments, the Eucharist is more than words. Even in an ordinary relationship, a single hug can sometimes mean more than many words. In the Eucharist Jesus gives us this physical expression of his love to express and sustain our relationship with him.
The term penance is shorthand for the whole activity from confession to absolution. There are times when we fail to live up – to a greater or lesser extent – to the promises we made to God at our baptism and confirmation. Sometimes what we have done sits heavy on our heart, we feel guilty, can't get it out of our mind. We find it difficult to look someone in the eye because we have hurt them; we find it difficult to approach God because we know we have hurt him. Confession is when we go to a priest as His representative and accuse ourselves of what is troubling us, and say sorry, ask God's forgiveness and promise to set things right – and amend our lives. The priest pronounces the absolution – God's forgiveness – to those who are truly sorry, and gives a penance – an act of contrition – which normally consists simply of prayers, fasting, charitable work or giving; often though it is accompanied by a requirement for the penitent to be reconciled with anyone against whom he or she has sinned.
Unction means anointing – and has been used throughout the years to give spiritual comfort and help, and forgiveness of sins where necessary, to those who are sick. This is in response to the words of the New Testament: Are any among you sick? They should call for the elders of the church and have them pray over them, anointing them with oil in the name of the Lord. The prayer of faith will save the sick, and the Lord will raise them up; and anyone who has committed sins will be forgiven (James 5 v 14-15). Extreme Unction is "the unction of those in extremis", i.e. of the dying, and prepares them to venture on their journey in peace and confidence.
Order is a word we use for giving everything its proper place in relationship to other things; so it tends to mean a rank. In the church, ordination is the outward action which differentiates clergy from laity, and also the different ranks of clergy among themselves; Bishops, priests, deacons, monks, nuns and so on. The person who does the ordaining is the bishop, and although other priests lay hands on the candidate, they do not ordain them.
All Christians share in the royal priesthood of Christ, but Christ himself set apart certain people to preach, heal and teach; to forgive sins and exercise authority in the church. When someone feels they have received that calling, they submit their vocation to the church, to examine and test it. If the church believes that they have a genuine calling from Christ, through ordination, the bishops sets them apart to fulfil the ministry Christ has given them.
There are two aspects to marriage; the first is a legal one, when two people, who are allowed in law to marry, vow to give their lives to each other, and by mutual consent make a legally binding contract (hence Marriage registers are signed with witnesses to the contract). The second, is the sacramental aspect. The couple have made their vows in front of witnesses, but if they are baptised christians, they then stand in front of the altar and offer those same vows before God – so their promises are not simply made to each other, they are made also to God, as they ask for – and receive – his sanctifying grace to be with them throughout their lives together, and his strength and guidance in bringing up a family.


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There are times along the way when we find ourselves in places that are special. These could be deemed sacred within a particular faith as in the resting place of a saint, or perhaps the site of a natural wonder like an ancient tree or a spring. It's not just the location or the detail in a landscape that makes a place holy: the atmosphere, the sense of history and the journey – the pilgrimage – to and from that place contribute to the experience.
Over the past year Max Jacquard studio has sought out some of these sacred places. We have extracted impressions from the landscape with our portable casting kit to capture a series of vignettes. Back in the studio the flexible moulds are used as the basis for glass castings, fixing the copied textural reliefs and transforming them into a series of sculptural forms cast in crystal.
Many of the castings use natural textures such as the bark of a tree or moss growing beside a pool, some contain traces of human activity such as a carved text or the remains of a camp fire, all are authentic impressions marking a point in space and time.


PESHAWAR: Of the 44 predator strikes carried out by US drones in the tribal areas of Pakistan over the past 12 months, only five were able to hit their actual targets, killing five key Al-Qaeda and Taliban leaders, but at the cost of over 700 innocent civilians.
According to the statistics compiled by Pakistani authorities, the Afghanistan-based US drones killed 708 people in 44 predator attacks targeting the tribal areas between January 1 and December 31, 2009.
For each Al Qaeda and Taliban terrorist killed by US drones, 140 innocent Pakistanis also had to die. Over 90 per cent of those killed in the deadly missile strikes were civilians, claim authorities.
The success percentage for the drone hits during 2009 was hardly 11 per cent. On average, 58 civilians were killed in these attacks every month, 12 persons every week and almost two people every day. Most of the attacks were carried out on the basis of human intelligence, reportedly provided by the Pakistani and Afghan tribesmen, who are spying for the US-led allied forces in Afghanistan.
Of the five successful predator attacks carried out in 2009, the first one came on January 1, which reportedly killed two senior al-Qaeda leaders – Usama al-Kin and Sheikh Ahmed Salim – both wanted by the American Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI). Kin was the chief operational commander of Al-Qaeda in Pakistan and had replaced Abu Faraj Al Libi after his arrest in 2004.
The second successful drone attack was conducted on August 5 in South Waziristan that killed the most wanted fugitive chief of the Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan Baitullah Mehsud along with his wife.


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Although at the time of publishing this article air and water temperatures are still warm – and will remain for a few weeks yet – it's definitely on the downward trend. For many this signals the end of their kayaking season with paddles and boats hung and stored away until spring next year. And yet, with a little prior planning and preparation this doesn't have to be the case.
Off season paddling can provide some of the best sessions you'll experience. Quieter waters, better conditions (e.g. more swell for those into surfing) and in some instances an increase in picturesque paddling vistas (glassy sunrise and sunsets can be amazing during down time months).
Here at Sitons we live by our advice and keep on scooping throughout the whole year. These few tips should keep you afloat and making the most of what's on offer at this awesome time of year.
When we say 'choose your time' we're talking about the time of day specifically. During autumn, winter and spring the number of daylight hours is reduced significantly. Gone are those late evening paddles which does, unfortunately, reduce the amount of paddling options kayakers will have. With 'school nights' usually out it's most likely weekends where you'll get your paddling fix.
It's imperative kayakers are aware what time sunrise, but most importantly, sunsets are likely to occur. From there a better put in window can be decided upon. If you're planning on covering some ground then make sure you've enough light left to actually make it back to your take out. While there's nothing wrong with paddling in the dark per se it will make things harder. Navigation, especially in open water, can be tricky and if things should go awry then rescue services will have a harder time locating your whereabouts.
Another point to consider is the actual weather. If you've waited all week for a session, arranged your scheduled accordingly and sorted out the necessary gear you'll need there's nothing worse than having Mother nature conspire against you. During off season months weather can be savage. If you're chosen put in is looking off limits then there's nothing wrong with canning it. Have a plan B in place (see point further down page) and all won't be lost.
Having perused all available weather information – something that should be par for the course whatever the time of year – paddlers will need to pick the location for their session accordingly. It's unwise to opt for open stretches of water, such as coastal venues or exposed lakes/loughs, when a whirling mass of low pressure is heading your way. A much safer option is to pick a spot that offers shelter from the storm but allows riders to still get a paddle in.
OK, this might not necessarily be what you had in mind, in terms of conditions you'll be wanting, but far better to have some fun and not end up in a 'situation'. Rivers, canals and sheltered lakes could provide much needed respite during storms and actually deliver far more fun paddling than you'd initially imagine.
We previously published an article about this very subject which you can see here – www.sitons.com/articles/weather-game-interpreting-forecasts-your-local-spot/. As much as it's wise to know what's happening with weather conditions it's also just as important to have a picture of how this will affect your chosen put in.
Not all spots are the same, which is an obvious point. In some cases certain weather phenomenon can be detrimental to your kayaking enjoyment even when initial weather data appears to be benign. As an example a moderate Nly wind, in the force 4-5 range (16-22 knots) will be offshore at Sitons' HQ. While on paper this might not seem adverse it's actually the complete opposite.
Paddlers creeping any distance away from the shoreline will find it increasingly difficult getting back to land. A head wind – even a light to moderate one – will create more resistance (windage) than you'd imagine. Throw an outgoing tide in the mix and the scenario is a recipe for disaster.
Wind and tidal current flowing in the same direction may appear benign – as in the water state looks smooth. In reality, however, the 'flow' speed is likely to be double or more – all moving in the wrong direction out to sea. Add the surface headwind to proceedings and you can see why this picture has potential to make a perceived easy paddle session hard work.
The worst thing any paddler kayaking in a tidal areas can do is not know tide times. Tidal flows are some of the strongest forces in our world – being ignorant to their power is dangerous. For any kayaker heading out on tidal waters the times of high and low water should be the least amount of info you possess. Being able to identify how these in and out, side to side movements of water will affect you is the next step.
Kit maintenance should be a few checks you undertake BEFORE each outing. Even in high summer it's worth giving your gear the once over before heading for a float. Check all tie down points, bungee and hatches for leaks. If you're embarking on touring missions then losing your essentials or getting them wet can spell disaster.
Seat fixtures should also be given inspection and most importantly check over your paddle. Wear and tear on the 'engine' will take its toll. Having a paddle fail while miles away from civilisation isn't ideal. Another reason to maybe carry a VHF, know how to use it and perhaps a spare set of blades if they fit.
Cold temperatures will zap any paddler's strength and energy levels in a short space of time. In winter wearing inappropriate paddling attire could be life threatening. Hypothermia sets in quickly, and in many cases without the knowledge of the person it's affecting.
In some instances it may be a drysuit (surface immersion suit) with full under layer being needed whereas at other times a wetsuit may be more applicable. Whatever your chosen type of paddling make sure you're dressed for the job in hand.
Effective communication with people on land is key during winter. In fact, at any time of year. Letting someone know where you're heading, an approximate length of time you'll be afloat and when you expect to be back is definitely a good idea.
For those undertaking particularly challenging routes it could also be worth informing the Coast Guard and other water authorities. But also have a plan B in place. Again, that you'll communicate to others. If your initial paddling ideas fall by the wayside then all won't be lost with a secondary option in the mix.
Finally, know your limits. Having turned up at your chosen put in, only to be confronted by more extreme conditions than you anticipated, it's better to can it and live to fight another day – in some cases this final statement can be taken literally!


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"I developed both passion of sport and Aviation. I studied to pass my French Baccalaureate and shortly after that toured all over Europe for dispensing my coaching technics for pro Athletic sprinters as well as Pro Tennis Players.
After a good 10 years I jumped into Aviation and started to study hard in order to get all the required licenses , diplomas etc. After few years I managed to get hired (finally) by an Airline based in Luxembourg where I started as an Handling Agent before getting my first Saab 2000 rating. And from this time on I worked for many airlines with different fortunes (bankruptcies … end of contracts…) until I joined Cathay Pacific who is still my current employer.
My company is called Fastrack Ltd., registered here in Hong Kong. I started it in 2009 and initiated the development of an EFB called 'Eole' ( God of the winds) . Few Airlines ordered it and I finally sold my Product to a much bigger group , properly sized to handle the high demand.
We have a website which explains most of them, although the most recent features are not listed there as we do finalize the testing period."
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Stop feeding the garbage disposal your kitchen waste. You can turn it into nutrient rich virgin soil – no matter where you live. The best idea yet in composting and urban gardening I've seen. No need to run out and buy potting soil or fertilizer, and you can grow all manner of goodness in just 4 square feet of space on your porch, patio or even a balcony.
The Garden Tower will allow you to enjoy garden fresh veggies the old fashioned way… as your own outdoor garden. This will work for indoor gardening too. A couple of savvy add-ons like good grow lights, reflective surroundings and a large drip tray to collect reuseable run-off water and you could have rich soil-grown veggies and herbs indoors too. The plastic sidewalls will help it from drying out too quickly inside with the heat on during the cold season.
We're not talking about just growing a few herbs or lettuce in a small footprint. Garden Tower can support up to 50 plants, including hefty tomatoes – but make sure they are the determinate bush type or you're going to need a really strong trellising system and a ladder to pick your harvest.
An excellent idea, the Garden Tower has already been selling to people across the USA. The guys ran into a big issue though once they had customers. A little unforeseen design flaw that made shipping outside their local area cost a king's ransom. They haven't been passing it onto the customer though and absorbing it will kill the venture and make the Garden Tower become extinct. Rather than have something so cool and useful fall to the wayside, they turned to Kickstarter for funding that will allow them to produce a slightly modified version of the original design that will bring shipping costs back into the reasonably affordable range.
Check it out below. If you feel the need to help them feed urban dwellers, senior citizens and the physically challenged or those in drought stricken areas fresh veggies, by all means head over to Kickstarter and add your $1 or more to the cause. Way cool and very revolutionary. An excellent project to work on with your children that will be fun, interesting and educational. There is a have a patent pending on the Garden Tower too.
Ready to buy one for yourself? Head on over to the Garden Tower Store where you can get one shipped anywhere in the US.


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ICIMOD's Community-Based Flood Warning System Receives a Global Award
The UNFCCC's Momentum for Change has announced ICIMOD as one of the 2014 Lighthouse Activity Awards for its work on Community Based Flood Early Warning System in the Eastern Brahmaputra River Basin, India.
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Manlius (weibliche Form Manlia) war das Nomen der gens Manlia (deutsch Manlier), einer patrizischen Familie im Römischen Reich, eine der ältesten der Stadt. Am Ende der Römischen Republik war der Zweig der patrizischen  Manlii ausgestorben. Zuvor war der Name auf plebejische Vertreter übergegangen.

Cognomina der Manlii sind Acidinus, Capitolinus, Imperiosus, Torquatus und Vulso.

Bedeutende Mitglieder der Familie sind:

 Gaius Manlius, Teilnehmer an der Verschwörung des Catilina
 Gnaeus Manlius Capitolinus Imperiosus, römischer Konsul und Zensor
 Lucius Manlius Acidinus, Prokonsul von Spanien 206–199 v. Chr.
 Lucius Manlius Acidinus Fulvianus, Konsul 179 v. Chr.
 Marcus Manlius Capitolinus, Konsul 392 v. Chr.

 Titus Manlius Valens, Konsul 96 n. Chr.

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Monday Melbourne: CVII, January 2006
After Australia Day, does summer wane. January 2006
She Will Have Her Way - Various Artists
One of the more interesting aspects of the Hottest 100 countdown last week was the placing of no less than four covers of Australian songs. The Herd's cover of I Was Only 19 was the best of them, but two others are featured on the album beign reviewed here: Stuff and Nonsense by Missy Higgins and Six Months in a Leaky Boat by Little Birdy. Like the compilation of Paul Kelly songs, Women at the Well, She Will Have Her Way is a collection of songs sung by female artists, this time covering the works of Neil and Tim Finn.
By necessity, these sorts of things are generally uneven, the amazing mixed up with versions little different to the original, or agonising hatchet jobs. Perhaps fortunately -- or perhaps not -- it is more of the former than the latter. Thus, while lacking in originality, it is a very pleasant listen from start to finish, punctuated by a few really good efforts. The most interesting change were those that stripped down the tune completely, even removing the guitar riff that made the song what it was; notably, Sarah Blasko's Don't Dream It's Over and New Bufallo's Four Seasons in One Day. Definitely worth a listen if you are either a fan of the Finn's or the ladies in question.
Track Highlights
Fall At Your Feet - Clare Bowditch - The opening guitar riff and bouncing rythym have been removed from the start. Brave, but it works.
Stuff and Nonsense - Missy Higgins - Not as good as the Eddie Vedder live version, but such a stunning song, done well.
Six Months in a Leaky Boat - Little Birdy - A straight up and down cover, but also a great song, taking advantage of Katy Steele's voice.
Not the Girl You Think You Are - Holly Throsby - Less dreamy than the original, stripped to just the guitar, and beautifully sung.
Don't Dream It's Over - Sarah Blasko - Hard to believe you can do this song without the guitar riff, but she does, and her vocals and the harmonies at the end carries it.
Four Seasons In One Day - New Buffalo - The most interesting change to a tune. Doesn't always work, and the ah-ing gets annoying, but effort should be applauded.
Finer Things 29th January, 2006 12:08:53 [#] [1 comment]
Getting Milk
"Despite my admiration for the carton, I felt superior to those who reached into the supermarket's dairy case and withdrew Sealtest products, admitting to the world that they didn't have home delivery and hence were not really members of society but loners and drifters."
- Nicholas Baker "Mezzanine"
Such privileges were a rarity for me. If was I was old enough to be alive when home delivery of milk existed in Australia, it was well gone by the time I started paying attention to what receptacle it arrived in. The one time we did have home delivery it was in England which is quaint, if not a little backward in certain things -- notably plumbing and closing times.
Not that it was all cartons. When I was growing up in Warnambool, and then later, Horsham, milk came in bags [1]. Giant, unwieldy bags, the milk would slop around in, falling to the edges across the crease in the centre of your hand if you held it there, and thus resisting any centre of gravity that would make them possible to carry in one hand. Or at least, with one small, rather weak hand.
When they worked the bags were not, in themselves, so bad. They were placed in big plastic containers, and the corner cut off. Despite what you'd think, They poured reasonably sensibly once you got past the first little bit that would, like those idiotic square fruit containers, literally jump out of the packaging; and contrary to what I'd expect now, I don't recall them ever collapsing into the jug into a mess of plastic and milk.
But they were the bane of my existence as an eight year old.
The problem with the bag is it isn't particularly strong. A leaky bag was pretty common, bringing on something of a crisis in a small boy who didn't know that you could complain to adults about the level of service you received, when one of those adult's products leaked down your leg and into your sock.
Dropping them was worse. A carton might leak a bit when it hits the floor. But if you were, say, trying to load the plastic container, and it was say, 6am in the morning and perhaps a little dark, and the bag for instance, decided it would unbalance itself and tip the container over, and you, being a small boy, perhaps dropped said bag, then you were in for a shock.
Because those babies exploded!
Cleaning milk up from every conceivable surface in a kitchen would definitely suck. Lucky for me it was my birthday.
And just try and carry one on a bike. A bag of milk weighed about ten percent of what I did, so trying to balance with it in one hand wasn't going to happen. Nor could I put it on my lap and peddle. So I tried putting it on the handle bars. A hundred metres up the road the bag swung its way into my bike spokes: more milk on the feet, legs, bike, ground...
But that isn't the point of this post, merely a segue from a funny quote into the general area wherein we shall find the point of this post.
Having spent so much of my youth drinking milk in large quantities, I was also somewhat surprised by friends who didn't drink milk, and who, as a result, were offered the wide variety of alternative drinks we had at home, including... um.... water from the tap?[2].
It has also made me relatively picky about my milk. I can tell the difference between milk from different regions, between milk from different companies (farmland is crap), and between fresh milk and stuff the supermarket has left sitting on the floor for an hour why their pubescent 16-year-old shelf-stacker had a smoke and tried to chat up the girl on the checkout.
And so, being picky, this morning greeted me with a very unpleasant surprise when I opened the fridge at work for milk to go in my morning milo [3]. Because instead of the normal collection of actual milk, there was only six litres of pretend milk, also known as low-fat milk.
And I hate low-fat milk. Low fat milk is not milk. Low fat milk is water with white colouring in it. It is an abomination. It is the negation of the only thing that is good in milk. It turns into a cloudy pale, lifeless, substance, devoid of taste and any redeeming value. And so to people who subject others to low-fat milk, let me make the following plea:
If you have such a problem with fat in milk, then drink less friggin milk [4], or water it down yourself, or instead of saving 1g off you daily fat intake on milk find an actual fatty food to save it on, or maybe do some exercise. Or even stop being sucked in by marketing techniques trying to make you feel guilty by targeting the most commonly bought products.
And let me enjoy one of life's simpler pleasures without having it destroyed by your pallid excuse for milk.
[1] My ignorance on this subject is quite broad. I don't know for instance, if milk came in bags in Melbourne, although I never saw it at the houses of relatives in Melbourne. Also, for all I know milk still comes in bags in the Western District, but since I don't live there I don't know that either. I suspect deregulation put a stop to any remaining bag distributors.
[2] Note that this was in Traralgon, not Horsham, where offering water from the tap is somewhat akin to offering your guest a glass of cats piss you've spat in, except less healthy.
[3] The morning milo being different to the afternoon milo, and the "everyone has gone home at 5pm so lets have another" milo.
[4] Particularly if your only putting it in coffee, and you probably are. I find it hard to believe the 2% of milk that has been converted from fat into something non-fat has any particularly gratifying taste.
Passing Fancy 28th January, 2006 01:54:27 [#] [4 comments]
The Gastronomic Pub Crawl of North Melbourne:
McMahon`s Hotel
575 Spencer St West Melbourne
(Corner Hawke and Spencer Street)
McMahon's has much to recommend it, but the meals are probably not one of those things. As a backpackers, it has a different clientele to other establishments in the area. Nevertheless, with several pool tables, a tv, assorted couches, a fake trunk bar, and a lively atmosphere, it is worth a visit if you want someplace different for a drink. The staff are outstandingly friendly, and chat amiably with the many young, foreign, customers perched on the bar.
However, they don't as such, do meals. The advertised kitchen is off site, and they order a selection of pasta and pizzas in for anyone who asks. While this doesn't sound fantastic, they do put it on a plate, and if they hadn't have told us -- and if we hadn't have seen the bloke walk in with the food -- we might have merely been dissapointed at the blandness of it all. However, it is cheap, it is hearty, and it is tasty enough for a worthwhile visit
The short: For a place to stay, drink, or meet people.
Next week: Railway Hotel (Corner Ireland and Stawell Street)
Monday Melbourne: CVI, January 2006
Rod Laver Arena. Taken January 2006
A day at the Open
In which we learnt why good players are good,
and why Australian supporters deserve their reputation for being dickheads.
Unless your a big doubles fan, Wednesday and Thursday are generally the best days for outside court action at the Australian Open. Most of the under-prepared and out-gunned have been eliminated already, leaving lots of reasonable contests and the odd outstanding match-up. Unfortunately, no games really stood out last Thursday, so I resolved to wander the back-courts, enjoy the sights and sounds and see what turned up.
The first match looked a lot more competiive on paper than it turned out to be. Court 6 played host to the attractive, seeded Gisela Dulko and Aiko Nakamura aided by a sizeable Japanese crowd. But Dulko's game fell apart. She never gcame to grips with Nakumara's solid serve, made an incredibly 34 unforced errors in 14 games (that's almost down 40 every game) and just 4 winners. A better player would have changed a few things, got the ball in play, and tried to hang in there until the groundstrokes started going in. But this one was all over very quickly. At 3-0 and two breaks of serve in hand I left Nakamura to chew on the carcass of the Argentinian to watch the end of Pennetta's mauling of Sucha on court 8.
Court 8 is a lovely little boutique court with some trees and a small grass embankment on one side. Unfortunately one of the open's most comfortable viewing spots is ruined by a double row of seats that obscure the court when you sit down. Despite this impediment, the grass was still more popular than the seats for patrons. Heaven forbid though, that we might want to sit somewhere comfortable and see the tennis.
Myskina's match against Jackson was the opposite of Dulko's loss. This was a match noone wanted to win. Myskina was erratic, but attacking anything with mixed results; Jackson didn't attack short balls, despite having some solid ground strokes, leaving Myskina to lose for herself. And she almost did. She should have lost 6-4 6-0, but managed to scrape back into the first set and win the tie-break before doing the same in the third. Good enough to win, but it was horrid tennis.
Then back to court 6 for some women's doubles. Doubles is often a good place to see big names normally confined to show courts, or younger players. A few years ago I first saw Sharapova play and you could tell she'd be handy. This year it was Nicole Vaidisova. Still 15, but ranked 16, she is tall and solidly built, but has a nice touch. Sugiyama is almost double her age, but still handy, while Hantuchova is proof that you can win grand slams in doubles without being particularly cognizant of its subtleties. The lady in front of us quietly used her as an instructive guide for her daughter in incorrect court movement. I suspect however, that this was all lost on the bloke who told Hantuchova he "wanted to f*** her" as she went to serve. If he was trying to put her off he succeeded, but women's tennis can probably do without fans like that.
Noticing that Hrbaty was involved in a trademark five-setter on court 18, we went and watched the last few games. 10-8 in the fifth is a fair game, so its a pity we only saw the end, but fortunately, the game on Vodafone was to prove almost as good. Ferrero didn't play especially bad tennis; he just didn't play as well as he might. His opponent, the lowly ranked Serbian, Tipsarevic, was coming out of qualifiers so he had the form to turn it into a dog-fight. Like Myskina though, Ferrero is good enough to win when it matters. The turning point came when he broke back, after Tipsarevic had a point to lead 4-2 in the fourth set. It was never in doubt after that, but it was a close thing.
Finally, as night came in, Martina Hingis came on court, and neatly disposed of Emma Laine. We only stayed for the first set in a game that was never a contest. If players can force Hingis back behind the baseline she will probably still struggle, but against Laine that wasn't going to happen. It is good to see her back though, not least because she adds something else to a sport dominated by long-limbed sluggers. If only she came to the net more.
Idle Summers 24th January, 2006 02:38:10 [#] [1 comment]
This summer I decided to be lazy. Not necessarily by choice, but certainly gratefully enough, having not bothered to take proper time off since 2003 or maybe 2002. So I am working two day weeks, scrimping my coins (lie), reading more books (partial lie) and resting up while I wait for the school year to start (partially true).
Except resting is boring as bat shit after about two days. And even though I haven't actually seen bat shit, I gather from the expression that it doesn't attract field trips from schools outside the state system.
The solution was to make a to-do list. At the top is the thing I really should do, because it important, and which I have, as yet, left unstarted. Beneath that are assorted other tasks in varying degrees of completedness.
The garden has been the most successful. My housemate and I pulled off fence pales (some intentionally), sawed through off-cuts, imported dirt, sealed stuff (though the shower is more in need of the latter), and have ourselves a funky little garden bed. We haven't actually planted anything yet, but there is more potential growth there than in an old dot-com, and probably a similar likelihood of success.
I've also burnt backups, ripped songs -- and could I add here that Frente's second album Shape is grossly under-rated -- sent emails and packages to all corners of the globe (well, Europe), and posted something on my blog. In short, I've been wonderfully unnecessarily productive.
I also took to my blog-roll with a set of garden shears. While it is more of a manicure than the sort of gun-ho machete wielding manic displays I'd subject my parents' hedges to when they forced me out of the house in previous summers, it is a little smaller.
Mostly they are blogs that don't write so often now (if at all); others that write so often I can't keep up; and a couple don't spend enough time talking about what I added them for. But they are listed below for reference, and they are good blogs, so you should check them out
Brave Our Burbs
Daniel Bowen
Darlene Sees Stars
Gaping Void
Metroblogging Melbourne
Semaphore Junction
Stumbling Tongue
The Discouraging Word
The New Companion
Your Daily Art
Monday Melbourne: CV, January 2006
Queens College. Taken November 2005
Oil price vulnerability
A little while ago, LaborFirst Blog linked to an interesting article on how vulnerable different parts of Australia's major cities are to rising oil prices. The first part of the paper is worth reading as a primer on why oil prices are expected to rise, and current transport patterns. Although, it should be added, there are several controversial topics glossed over with little comment.
The second part concerns locational disadvantage, and more partcularly, the way increases in the price of oil (and therefore) will dispoportionally affect people in the outer suburbs.
To measure this, the authors took a composite of three measures: socio-economic index for areas (SEIFA); household motor vehicle ownership; and car-dependence for work journeys. The map for Melbourne being produced below.
There are two specific problems distorting the measure that I can see. The first is that the SEIFA figures (50%) swamp the car-dependency variables. This means there are patches of vulnerable low-income people in the inner city who really aren't, and patches of invulnerable people in the outer-suburbs who really are -- particularly the Doncaster corridor. It would make more sense to multiply the income and car-based variables, emphasising that the two act on each other, rather than separately.
The second problem concerns the measurement of car-dependency. Both the number of cars per household, and the journey-to-work data are affected by income (with rich people being more likely to have them). Many people who could take public transport and are not vulnerable to oil prices, do not, for time, or other reasons. A better measure -- though still inadequate -- would be the number of jobs that could be reached by public transport within an hour, although this can be difficult to measure.
In a broader sense, the study suffers from how it defines locational disadvantage as a problem. Earlier in the paper, it used this definition by Burnley:
To the extent that people move to outer suburbia to obtain affordable housing, such pricing trends may be socially inequitable unless strong policies to relocate employment and to develop public transport are pursued in tandem.
But reversing this as an issue causes different problems. More services and employment in the suburbs will draw richer people towards them and onto larger lots on the urban rim. If this is at the expense of the inner city, such as in the United States, it won't necessarily equalize service provision nor reduce car dependency. Similar problems occur when public transport is extended further out, as it allows people to find even cheaper land further out again.
Economically, the differential between inner and outer suburban transport costs is less at the moment than the differential to other things that affect the decision to buy a house -- land size, proximity to services. As the transport differential increases with higher oil prices, land will become cheaper in the outer suburbs, negating it. This will cause pain for people who bought housing on the basis of previous conditions, but eventually people will do what they always have done: buy the best housing they can afford in the place they can best afford it.
We can conclude then, that the long term effect of oil price increases will be higher house prices in the inner suburbs as demand for places with cheaper travel increases. It also provides an opportunity for planners, to pursue policies for less car dependency and urban consolidation, in line with (as opposed to against) market forces. And the problem then, as always, is the provision of infrastructure to help make people make sensible choices.
Maitz Hotel
(Corner Stanley and Spencer Street
To walk into the front-bar of the Maitz - formerly the Royal Mail - is to step back in time. It is thoroughly unreconstructed, if not a little intimidating to a trio of inner-suburbanites unaccustomed to pubs full of genuine locals. Step out the back though, and there is an extensive, comfortable dining area and more modern back bar. The more popular seats open out into the street; albeit a busy and rather unpleasant Spencer Street rather than something nice.
Dining appears to be the main selling point here. Except for a few more elaborate meals - such as the roo - dinners are $10 or under all week, and there was a reasonable crowd in by the time we had started eating. The meals are certainly well presented, indicating an aim to be above the average pub fair, but my pie probably looked tastier than it was. Nice, but a bit bland. It is very good value though, and worth a visit.
The short: For a reasonable meal at a good price
Next week: McMahon's Hotel (Corner Hawke and Spencer Street)
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One British high school is starting a controversial new policy. They are banning students from wearing certain brands of expensive designer winter coats to school. This ban is to "poverty-proof" their campus, and stop kids from feeling bad because they can't afford such luxuries like these designer coats.
A letter went home to the parents of students who attend Woodchurch High School in Birkenhead, England. The letter explained that expensive winter coats were now banned and included the names of some of the designer coats that were banned. The brands include Moncler, Pyrenex and Canada Goose. Many of these coats cost around $1,000 per coat. Wow, that is expensive!
According to the school, most of the school's students and parents support this ban on expensive coats. Before the ban was in effect, the school officials met with small groups of students and asked them what they thought about it. The students revealed that many of them felt pressure to wear the most expensive coats and thought the ban would be a good idea for everyone.
The ban came after many parents had also come to the school directly to ask for certain coats to be banned because their children were feeling bad that they couldn't afford them. The school is aiming to reduce the stigma of the children living in poverty and have all the children come together without cliques of rich vs. poor kids. Do you think this a good idea? Should the school ban other brands or clothing items?
The ban will take effect officially after Christmas holidays, when most children in the past may have gotten an expensive coat to show off at school after the break. The school announced this new ban on social media and the reactions have been mainly positive. What do you think about a ban on expensive winter coats? Did you ever think this would be an issue or do you know it is an issue in many high schools?
If you found this article interesting, please SHARE with your friends and family and start a discussion on whether or not you think certain brands should be banned in schools to avoid poverty shaming! This certainly is an interesting topic.
Do you think more schools should adopt this ban, especially in richer areas of the United States?


Philosophy is an essential area of knowledge. Apart from his or her subject, every student at the Faculty of Arts has to take philosophy courses. This was one of the main incentives to establish a student association that would open up the field of philosophy to other students at the faculty, so that they would not perceive philosophy as some "necessary evil" they have to go through during their studies.
The student association Praxis was founded at the Faculty of Arts in the autumn of 2015. Despite its very short existence, the association has already organized many successful events. One of the main intentions of the association is to popularize philosophy among the students and the public, and to provide a platform for communication between them. Its aim is also to establish dialogue with other student associations and to cooperate. The association Praxis organizes discussions on philosophical topics, social events for students of the Department of Philosophy and Religious Studies, presentations of new philosophical literature etc.
For photos and information about future events, visit our Facebook page.


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é uma série mangá japonesa escrita por Kouga Yun e ilustrada por Minakata Sunao. A publicação teve início com a edição de setembro de 2012 na revista Newtype da editora Kadokawa Shoten. Uma adaptação em anime dirigida por Keizo Kusakawa e produzido pela diomedea estreou em 3 de abril de 2014.

Sinopse
Ichinose Haru estuda numa escola particular, a Academia Myoujou, e é alvo de doze assassinas disfarçadas de estudantes. Azuma Tokaku é uma aluna transferida e uma assassina que a princípio deve matar Haru, mas desenvolve sentimentos por ela e decide protegê-la das outras assassinas.

Personagens

Séries de manga
Mangás de 2012
Séries de televisão de anime de 2014
Animes e mangás de ação
Seinen
Yuri


Has anyone tried create an online research course using Canvas?
I'm designing a Research Laboratory in Canvas that will host faculty projects, be an entry point for students to join research via volunteer, internship and as a course. All three entry points serve different student needs in a M.S. in Herbal Product Design and Manufacture program. Has anyone tried such a "course"? I'd like to learn from others, rather than reinvent the wheel. Thanks.


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//! Include the SDL2_Engine objects required to run the scene
#include <Scenes/ISceneBase.hpp>
#include <Resources/Resources.hpp>

//! Prototype the UILabel object
namespace SDL2_Engine { namespace UI { namespace UIElements { class UILabel; } } }

namespace BombSquad {
	/*
	 *		Name: SplashScene
	 *		Author: Mitchell Croft
	 *		Created: 02/11/2017
	 *		Modified: 02/11/2017
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	 *		Purpose:
	 *		Provide an initial informational display on the game
	 *		window as the application starts
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			SplashScene : Constructor - Initialise with default values
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			Created: 02/11/2017
			Modified: 02/11/2017

			return bool - Returns true if the Scene was created successfully
		*/
		bool createScene() override;

		/*
			SplashScene : destroyScene - Function to facilitate the deallocation of resources for a Scene
			Created: 02/11/2017
			Modified: 02/11/2017
		*/
		void destroyScene() override;

		/*
			SplashScene : update - Function to facilitate the updating of values once per cycle
			Created: 02/11/2017
			Modified: 13/11/2017
		*/
		void update() override;

	private:
		//! Store the font used to render the introduction text
		SDL2_Engine::LocalResource<SDL2_Engine::Font> mOpeningFont;

		//! Store a pointer to the UI Label
		SDL2_Engine::UI::UIElements::UILabel** mLabels;
		size_t mLabelCount;

		//! Store a timer to display the screen for
		float mTimer;
	};
}

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


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Chandel is een district van de Indiase staat Manipur. In 2001 telde het district 122.714 inwoners op een oppervlakte van 3317 km². Het noordoostelijke gedeelte splitste zich in 2016 echter af en vormt sindsdien het district Tengnoupal.

District van Manipur


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Delaware County COVID vaccine tracker: Number of fully vaccinated people climbs just .69%
Chastity Laskey, USA TODAY NETWORK
Delaware County has administered more than 90,440 doses of the COVID-19 vaccine, as of Aug. 2, according to data from the Indiana Department of Health.
That's up very slightly by 0.82% from the previous week's tally of 89,706 COVID-19 doses administered.
In Delaware County, 39% of people — 44,821 — are fully vaccinated as of Aug. 2. That is an increase of just .69% since the reported 44,515 on July 28.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention considers someone fully vaccinated two weeks after they've been given a single-dose shot (Johnson & Johnson) or a second shot (either Pfizer or Moderna).
Mask up:Ball State to require masks on campus regardless of vaccination status
Indiana reported 774,097 total cases of coronavirus, an increase of 1% from the week before.
The five counties with the highest percentage of their population fully vaccinated in Indiana as of Aug. 2 are Hamilton County (63%), Boone County (61%), Hendricks County (61%), Ohio County (60%) and Hancock County (58%).
Here are the latest numbers on COVID-19 vaccinations in Delaware County as of Aug. 2:
How many people in Delaware County have received a COVID-19 vaccine?
41% of people in Delaware County have received at least one dose of the vaccine, for a total of 47,666 people
39% of people in Delaware County are fully vaccinated, for a total of 44,821 people
For a county-by-county look at the vaccination rollout, see our COVID-19 vaccine tracker, which is updated daily.
How many people in Indiana have been vaccinated so far?
48% of people in Indiana have received at least one dose of the vaccine, for a total of 3,194,110 people
45% of people in Indiana are fully vaccinated, for a total of 2,985,186 people
We pull data on local vaccine distribution on a weekly basis. Check back for our next weekly update mid-week for the latest numbers.


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En química, grupo tosilo (abreviado Ts o Tos) es el nombre trivial, de uso común, para referirse al grupo p-toluenosulfonilo (p-CH3C6H4SO2−). Esto es, un átomo de azufre hexavalente unido a dos átomos de oxígeno, mediante dobles enlaces, y a un radical p-tolilo.

Tosilato es el término empleado habitualmente para referirse al grupo p-toluenosulfonato (p-CH3C6H4SO3−), y por extensión a sus sales y ésteres.

El anión tosilato es un excelente grupo saliente en reacciones de sustitución nucleófila.

Síntesis de TOSILATOS

Los tosilatos se preparan directamente a partir de la reacción entre el correspondiente alcohol, (orden de reactividad: primario > secundario, con terciarios no va bien), y cloruro de tosilo, en presencia de una base, habitualmente una amina como la trietilamina o la piridina, que neutraliza el HCl que se forma.

R−OH + Ts−Cl → R−OTs + HCl

Bibliografía

Radicales orgánicos
Aniones
Sulfonilos


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The Australian National Museum hosts a rich "Chinese Culture Day" on the 21st
By: dandan521
In: Chinese culture
Australia's National Museum held a rich "Chinese culture day" on the 21st, attracting thousands of local people to watch and participate in it.
On that day, the Museum Hall was full of people. On the stage, traditional cultural performances such as dragon and lion dance, farewell my concubine and Taijiquan won warm applause from the audience from time to time; at the window of the hall, calligraphy, paper cutting, kite making, tea art and chess were displayed, attracting many parents and children to experience together; dragon boat rowing exhibition in Griffin Lake outside the museum also made many people stop to watch; frying by the lake Many people line up to buy dumplings, pancakes, fruits and other snack stalls in the hot fragrance of winter.
9-year-old girl Valeria, wearing purple Chinese dress, was accompanied by her mother to make handmade. "I like Chinese handicrafts. They look good in color and shape," she said
Ben Nichols is helping his 10-year-old daughter do the crafts. He told reporters that his daughter has been exposed to Chinese culture since she was three or four years old. The father believes that understanding Chinese culture will help his daughter in the future, "which will broaden her vision and be very good for her growth.".
According to Heidi Pritchard, the museum's director of the event, "Chinese culture day" helps to enhance mutual understanding.
Yang Zhi, Minister and cultural counsellor of the Chinese Embassy in Australia, said in his speech that "China culture day" can be successfully held under the planning and leadership of Australia, which is not only the fruit of cultural exchanges between the two sides, but also the embodiment of the long-term friendly and mutual trust relationship between the two sides.
It is understood that many performers of the day came from local Chinese communities. Xu Jianjun is a teacher at Australian standard Chinese school. She told reporters that six teachers from the school participated in the activity, displaying calligraphy, traditional Chinese painting, paper-cut and other arts.
"These are not very common in Australia. They are very rare experiences for Chinese children growing up here. They can help them remember Chinese cultural traditions." "Foreign children are also interested," she said. "Many of them ask teachers to write them Chinese names or portraits."
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A quick lunchtime stop at the Aquila Ocotillo office park/golf course ponds in Chandler resulted in a lot of interesting bird sitings. Brown Pelican was perhaps the highlight, given that they typically dive-feed, and these ponds are relatively shallow.
In addition to those photographed below were Great Egret, Snowy Egret, Belted Kingfisher, Ruddy Duck, American Coot, Canada Geese, and a handful of other common species.
Great Blue Heron In a tree-top.
American Wigeon There were two large flocks.
I am painting a duck for an art contest. Is it okay if I use the first picture of the American Wigeon as a model for my painting?
Sorry for my delay - yes, feel free to use the photo - thank you for asking.


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