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Even at $10/barrel, oil can't match solar on cost
Standard Oil Refinery No. 1 in Cleveland, Ohio, 1889
One of the biggest banks in the Middle East and the oil-rich Gulf countries says that fossil fuels can no longer compete with solar technologies on price, and says the vast bulk of the $US48 trillion needed to meet global power demand over the next two decades will come from renewables.
The report from the National Bank of Abu Dhabi says that while oil and gas has underpinned almost all energy investments until now, future investment will be almost entirely in renewable energy sources.
The report is important because the Gulf region, the Middle East and North Africa will need to add another 170GW of electricity in the next decade, and the major financiers recognise that the cheapest and most effective way to go is through solar and wind. It also highlights how even the biggest financial institutions in the Gulf…
Author jewel1944Posted on March 15, 2015 April 8, 2015 Categories Abu Dhabi, Business, Climate change, Ecology, Economics, Energy policy, Environment, Human ecology, Politics, Pollution, Science, Wind and solar technologiesTags National Bank of Abu DhabiLeave a comment on Even at $10/barrel, oil can't match solar on cost
Quixotic '80 Campaign Gave Birth to Kochs' Powerful Network
The Libertarian Party's 1980 presidential candidate, Ed Clark, center, with his running mate, David H. Koch. Credit Randy Rasmussen/Associated Press
He backed the full legalization of abortion and the repeal of laws that criminalized drug use, prostitution and homosexuality. He attacked campaign donation limits and assailed the Republican star Ronald Reagan as a hypocrite who represented "no change whatsoever from Jimmy Carter and the Democrats."
It was 1980, and the candidate was David H. Koch, a 40-year-old bachelor living in a rent-stabilized apartment in New York City. Mr. Koch, the vice-presidential nominee for the Libertarian Party, and his older brother Charles, one of the party's leading funders, were mounting a long-shot assault on the fracturing American political establishment.
The Kochs had invested hundreds of thousands of dollars in the burgeoning libertarian movement. In the waning days of the 1970s, in the wake of Watergate, Vietnam and a counterculture challenging traditional social mores, they set out to test just how many Americans would embrace what was then a radical brand of politics.
It was the first and only bid for high office by a Koch family member. But much of what occurred in that quixotic campaign shaped what the Kochs have become today — a formidable political and ideological force determined to remake American politics, driven by opposition to government power and hostility to restrictions on money in campaigns.
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Conservative heavyweights have solar industry in their sights
The Koch brothers and large utilities have allied to reverse state policies that favor renewable energy. Environmentalists are pushing back, but the fight is spreading and intensifying.
Americans for Prosperity, run by David Koch, shown here, and his brother, Charles, has led the effort to overturn a law in Kansas that requires 20% of the state's electricity to come from renewable sources. (Phelan M. Ebanhack / Associated Press / August 30, 2013)
WASHINGTON — The political attack ad that ran recently in Arizona had some familiar hallmarks of the genre, including a greedy villain who hogged sweets for himself and made children cry.
But the bad guy, in this case, wasn't a fat-cat lobbyist or someone's political opponent.
He was a solar-energy consumer.
Solar, once almost universally regarded as a virtuous, if perhaps over-hyped, energy alternative, has now grown big enough to have enemies.
The Koch brothers, anti-tax activist Grover Norquist and some of the nation's largest power companies have backed efforts in recent months to roll back state policies that favor green energy. The conservative luminaries have pushed campaigns in Kansas, North Carolina and Arizona, with the battle rapidly spreading to other states.
Alarmed environmentalists and their allies in the solar industry have fought back, battling the other side to a draw so far. Both sides say the fight is growing more intense as new states, including Ohio, South Carolina and Washington, enter the fray.
At the nub of the dispute are two policies found in dozens of states. One requires utilities to get a certain share of power from renewable sources. The other, known as net metering, guarantees homeowners or businesses with solar panels on their roofs the right to sell any excess electricity back into the power grid at attractive rates.
Net metering forms the linchpin of the solar-energy business model. Without it, firms say, solar power would be prohibitively expensive.
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Let there be light! Thanks to large mirrors, winter sun finally shines on Norwegian town
STAVANGER, Norway — Residents of the small Norwegian town of Rjukan have finally seen the light.
Tucked in between steep mountains, the town is normally shrouded in shadow for almost six months a year, with residents having to catch a cable car to the top of a nearby precipice to get a fix of midday vitamin D.
But on Wednesday faint rays from the winter sun for the first time reached the town's market square, thanks to three 183-square-foot (17-square-meter) mirrors placed on a mountain.
Cheering families, some on sun loungers, drinking cocktails and waving Norwegian flags, donned shades as the sun crept from behind a cloud to hit the mirrors and reflect down onto the faces of delighted children below.
TV footage of the event showed the center of the crowded square light up a touch, but not as if hit by direct sunlight. Still, residents said the effect was noticeable.
"Before when it was a fine day, you would see that the sky was blue and you knew that the sun was shining. But you couldn't quite see it. It was very frustrating," said Karin Roe, from the local tourist office. "This feels warm. When there is no time to get to the top of the mountains on weekdays, it will be lovely to come out for an hour and feel this warmth on my face."
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Even though Dredd fans are still waiting for a live-action sequel to get the greenlight, it's rather amazing that the box office failure has managed to inspire not only a crazyballs bootleg animated series, but also official comic book sequels. Enter Rebellion's Dredd: Uprise #1, the first in a two-issue arc continuing the cinematic storyline of Dredd. It's mildly disappointing that this intriguing storyline will already be completed by this time next month, but it will hopefully assist convince producers and studios that we need more big-screen Dredd in our lives.
In Dredd: Uprising, some citizens of Mega-City One — particularly those in the slummy part called "The Spit" — are protesting the massive mega-block construction called Oemling being built right in the middle of everything. When one Judge unknowingly steals the car of a community hero, the level of unrest grows monumentally. Behind it all is a faceless Anonymous-type threat that calls itself "Uprise," with a more progressive and bullet-ready approach to protesting. But who is Uprise?
The legions of fans of Dredd, and we know there are a great many of you out there, have been clamoring for a sequel, and while we're probably not going to get a proper follow up, especially not anytime soon, we've got something new to keep you occupied for the time being. Last week there was a flurry of activity around Adi Shankar's unofficial, loosely connected web series Dredd: Superfiend, and today all six episodes appeared online. If you paid attention to any of what popped up last week, you know it's not exactly what you expected, or hoped for, but it's batshit crazy and definitely worth checking out.
Shankar, a producer on the Karl Urban starring Dredd, which tanked hard at the box office but found a rich second live in the home video market, also served up this intro which you can watch above. He lays out the reasons behind this endeavor, stating that this is a passion project, intended as a thank you to all the rabid fans. Again, he makes sure to reiterate that this "bootleg universe" is not official, that neither 2000 AD nor Relativity even knew this was going on, and this is not intended a pitch for anything beyond these six short videos.
While we're not likely to get a sequel to Pete Travis' 2012 comic book adaptation Dredd, at least not anytime soon (no matter what star Karl Urban says), we've spent a lot of time recently talking about a follow up of sorts. Dredd: Superfiend is an unofficial, unsanctioned adaptation of the 2000 AD comics title, and so far this week we've seen the first photos and a teaser trailer. Now we've got the first full-length trailer, and like everything we've seen thus far, it's not exactly what we expected.
The brainchild of Dredd producer Adi Shankar, who, as he points out in his introduction, has no legal or practical claim on this material, this is definitely more in line with the comics than the movie. While the film is stone-dead serious, the comics are very satirical in nature, and that comes across in this longer look at Superfiend. While I was initially concerned about the look of the animation, the twisted, Heavy Metal-ish style actually feels like a good fit for this particular take on the source material.
Yesterday we showed off a first look at the upcoming unofficial Dredd sequel Dredd: Superfiend, and the general consensus is that it wasn't exactly what we expected when we first heard about this project. Not that it won't be cool, but we just didn't necessarily anticipate seeing a cartoon. And hot on the heels of that reveal, we now have your first look at these images will look like when they actually start moving around your computer screen.
The brainchild of Dredd producer Adi Shankar, this is not necessarily meant as a follow up, per say, but as something for the fans to have fun with and enjoy while we wait, most likely in vain, for Dredd 2. Despite star Karl Urban's unending optimism, it's doubtful we're ever going to get a proper sequel. Even though Pete Travis' film has legions of fans that discovered the grim, gritty comic book adaptation on home video, it was a complete and utter failure when it briefly stopped in theaters in September 2012.
As much as fans are frothing at the mouth, screaming for an addition to Pete Travis' adaptation of 2000 AD's Judge Dredd comics, Dredd, we're just not likely going to get any more, at least not in a traditional sense. That's just the unfortunate reality of the situation (there is this sweet musical though). The film was an absolute bust at the box office, and though it broke records when it hit the home video market and found an entirely new, rabidly devoted fan base in the process, studios aren't exactly lining up to produce another installment. But we've got comic book follow-ups, and producer Adi Shankar announced earlier this month that was working on an online miniseries, which we now have our first look at, and it may not be what you anticipated.


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C.S. Harris Books In Order
Publication Order of Sebastian St. Cyr Books
What Angels Fear (2005) Hardcover Paperback Kindle
When Gods Die (2006) Hardcover Paperback Kindle
Why Mermaids Sing (2007) Hardcover Paperback Kindle
Where Serpents Sleep (2008) Hardcover Paperback Kindle
What Remains of Heaven (2009) Hardcover Paperback Kindle
Where Shadows Dance (2011) Hardcover Paperback Kindle
When Maidens Mourn (2012) Hardcover Paperback Kindle
What Darkness Brings (2013) Hardcover Paperback Kindle
Why Kings Confess (2014) Hardcover Paperback Kindle
Who Buries the Dead (2015) Hardcover Paperback Kindle
When Falcons Fall (2016) Hardcover Paperback Kindle
Where the Dead Lie (2017) Hardcover Paperback Kindle
Why Kill the Innocent (2018) Hardcover Paperback Kindle
Who Slays the Wicked (2019) Hardcover Paperback Kindle
Who Speaks for the Damned (2020) Hardcover Paperback Kindle
What the Devil Knows (2021) Hardcover Paperback Kindle
When Blood Lies (2022) Hardcover Paperback Kindle
Who Cries for the Lost (2023) Hardcover Paperback Kindle
Good Time Coming (2016) Hardcover Paperback Kindle
The Deadly Hours (2020) Hardcover Paperback Kindle
C.S. Harris, also known by the names Candice Proctor and C.S. Graham has written over two books that include mystery series, Thriller series, historical romances and a few non fictional works. C.S. Harris is also an award winning writer having been nominated, started and won several awards.
C.S. Harris was born of a US Air Force Officer who later went on to become a history professor after retirement. Her father spent most of his days as a military man in Spain and North Africa. That is where C. Harris grew up before moving to the United States upon his father's retirement.
After high school, C. S. Harris pursued a carrier in Greek and Latin Classics as well as archaeology. This gave her the opportunity to work in various archaeological sites during summer while still a student at Phi Beta Kappa. Some of the sites she worked on include a Cherokee village in Tennessee, a Roman Cemetery in England, a prehistoric site in Australia, and an archaeology company working in a site in San Juan Island. She also got an opportunity to work as a Grave Removal specialist, where she used her archaeology skills to locate ancient burial sites threatened by human development.
After college, Harris had the opportunity to travel to different parts of the world including Australia, Africa, and different parts of Europe. C.S. Harris went on to pursue an M.A. and .H.D. in 18th and 19th Century European History. This qualification allowed her to secure a job as an assistant professor at the University of Idaho and later on at Midwestern State University. Her career as an academic did not last long as she soon got married to a businessperson, and started moving around the world with her husband and children.
When still moving around with her family, C.S. Harris decided to revive her academic passion and thus wrote a non fictional book titled Women, Equality, and the French Revolution, which was published in 1990 by Greenwood press. This was the start of her writing passion, C. S. Harris developed a liking for fictional work. It was not possible to get published soon enough because at the time she started writing, she was still living in the Middle East where publishing opportunities were rare.
Harris then relocated to Australia with her family were she managed to publish her first fictional novel titled Night In Eden. The novel was published in 1997 by Ballantine. This was her first historical romance novel and the start of her successful career as a fictional writer.
Historical Romance series
The first historical romance piece by C.S. Harris was inspired by a book titled The Women of Botany Bay, which she was given by her children. In addition to the inspiration she received from the books she read, C.S.Harris also benefited from the knowledge she acquired as an academic in European History as well as the exposure she got from her expansive travels across the world. this enabled her to write seven classic novels that were all about historical romances.
The books she authored under these series include Night in Eden, The Bequest, September Moon,The Last Night, whispers of Heaven, Midnight Confessions and Beyond Sunrise. All her historical romance titles were authored using the name Candice Proctor and published by Ballantine.
C.S. Harris romances series integrate 19th century history, and romance stories that revolves around a strong central character. Through a novel, it the reader is able to gain insightful information on the prevailing conditions at the time and enjoy the intrigues of the romantic plots that drive the story. Most of these novels have European or Australian settings.
C.S. Harris then went back to settle in United states where she met her second husband Steven Harris. Harris was a retired army Intelligence officer who was also into writing. C. S. Harris partnered with her husband in writing three thriller novels that revolved around the US intelligence agencies. These novels in the thriller series include The Archangel Project, The Solomon effect and the Babylonian Codex. She co-authored these novels with Steven Harris using the name C.S. Graham.
The experience gathered by Steven Harris as an intelligence officer in the US government reflects in all the three thriller novels. The reader is immersed in the world of international conspiracy involving US Spy agency and other bodies from across the world. The writing prowess of C.s. Harris is also evident in the manner the novels uses real situations such as the 9/11 attack and the war in Iraq to present exciting fictional plots that keeps the readers thrilled.
Sebastian St. Cyr Regency Mysteries Series
C.S. Harris has created a niche for herself as a talented mystery author. She has managed to write ten novels under the series Sebastian St. Cyr Regency Mysteries. All these novels under this series bear the name C.S, Harris as the author reflecting the surname of her husband Harris, whom he co-authored the thriller series.
The mystery series by C.S. Harris present the story of Sebastian St. Cyr, the sole heir of an earldom. The series is set in Regency England around the early 19th century. Sebastian St. Cyr, Viscount Devlin is a former soldier who is entangled in a never-ending series of mysteries that requires his skills to solve.
The readers of the series get to experience the powerful suspense build by C.S. Skilful writing and at the same time enjoy the rich historical English background of the stories' setting.
Non-Fictional works
In addition to her first work, Women, Equality, and the French Revolution, C.S. Harris has gone ahead to write another non fictional work titled "The Romance Genre Blues, or, Why We Don't Get No Respect,". The work is published by Cambridge Scholars Press under the book titled Empowerment versus Oppression: 21st Century Views of Popular Romance Novels edited by Sally Goade. This piece reflects on the Romance genre and explores the reasons it is proving to be a challenge for such works to sell well in the 21st century.
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11 Responses to "C.S. Harris"
Penny Favelle: 1 day ago
I have been reading the St Cyr series for a few years. I have them all except for the newest one. I want to try some of her other work. These books have been read and reread many times.
Renee: 2 months ago
Best series. I am reading them all! Just bought three more to add to my two on my shelf ready to be read. And reading book #3.
Great writing.
Lorie Poff: 5 months ago
An enjoyable series. I wish her historical romance and thriller series were available as audiobooks
Rachel: 1 day ago
I have listened to most of the books through Hoopla – most libraries allow you to access a huge collection of audio books for free from hoopla so check out your local library.
I also suggest the Veronica Speedwell series.
Oops was referring to the St Cyr series.
Connie Lee Zech: 9 months ago
Just became acquainted with C.S. Harris and the Sebastion series. Love it. Looking forward to buying more of the series.
Rollaynne M Bentley: 1 year ago
Good Time Coming was exceptional, your research was incredible. Hope to see more like this and, of course, St Cyr novels. Thank you.
Kate Martindale: 1 year ago
Have come to find these books exceptional.
The story lines and historical facts that are woven into them outstanding.
My library has most of them and only too happy to purchase the ones that they don't.
Can't put them down and read well into the night.
Look forward to any further books published to read.
Judy: 1 year ago
Love Love LOVE the series. My only complaint is that I read faster than she can write.
Margaret Price: 1 year ago
What a thrilling collection of stories about Sebastian and Hero St. Cyr. My daughter and I are both reading them, finding that we finish one and pick up the next. Thank goodness our library has all you've created to date. When can we expect the 2022 edition? Keep on writing!!!
Betty Dwight: 2 years ago
Hey, thanks for being here. This page is most helpful. I love C. S. Harris and would like to have the last four books in the Sebastian series. You are great!

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Q: Add Menu Item in File Menu in Powerpoint I am developing a Power Point Add-in (Using C#) in which I have to add a Custom Menu Entry in the "File" Menu.
I followed all the steps in http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb608602(v=vs.100).aspx
but my menu is not showing up in Powerpoint.
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A: You must check i would my add-in to lad the host
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A: @Nilzor, I found the Solution, It is called Backstage view
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Visuals set to the track Mo by Milan based Encoder Commando. His work revolves around war and peace themes.
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Live visual mixing using footage and motifs borrowed from violent video games set to the track EIS HEAUTO'N by Milan based Encoder Commando. His work revolves around war and peace themes.
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Drumroll, please. OK, you've wondered about it, wished for it, and whined about not having it for years, but now it's here… the flying car! Are there a few catches, sure, it's still in the prototype stage, but come on, it's a flying car—the Aeromobil Flying Car, to be exact.
Tired of watching reruns of The Jetsons, Slovakian Engineer Štefan Klein rolled up his sleeves and created the first prototype of the Aeromobil in the 90s, and has been slaving away at the project ever since. At this point, he's calling it the Aeromobil 2.5, and it features a 19-foot long body, Rotax 912 engine, carbon-coated steel frame, and collapsible wings. With room for two, the vehicle can reach a top speed of 124 mph and take off and land. There's no word on whether Klein will market his invention, but the deep-pocketed thrill seekers among us eagerly await his decision. Check out the video below.


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Information for: Nublense vs Union San Felipe
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Number of founded Nublense matches: 507
Number of founded Union San Felipe matches: 527
Number of founded matches between Nublense and Union San Felipe: 15
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last 10 matches (as host) Union San Felipe
last 10 matches (as guest)
Nublense
Full name Deportivo Ñublense S.A.D.P.
Country Chile
founded August 20, 1916
Union San Felipe
Full name Club de Deportes Unión San Felipe
founded October 16, 1956
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Match date: 17/01/2021
Match type: Primera B
San Marcos de Arica
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17/01/2021 San Marcos de Arica 0 0 Nublense
88 Unknown
goal own goal
penalty goal yelow (red)
missed penalty red card
13/01/2021 Nublense 2 3 Union San Felipe
Deportes Copiapo
09/01/2021 Nublense 5 0 Deportes Copiapo
07/01/2021 Barnechea 2 4 Nublense
Deportes Temuco
03/01/2021 Nublense 1 2 Deportes Temuco
Santiago Morning
30/12/2020 Santiago Morning 2 1 Nublense
Deportes Santa Cruz
28/12/2020 Deportes Santa Cruz 1 3 Nublense
06/12/2020 Cobreloa 4 2 Nublense
Deportes Valdivia
27/11/2020 Deportes Valdivia 2 2 Nublense
Rangers De Talca
24/11/2020 Nublense 4 2 Rangers De Talca
Deportes Melipilla
17/01/2021 Union San Felipe 1 1 Deportes Melipilla
29/12/2020 Union San Felipe 2 0 Rangers De Talca
18/12/2020 San Marcos de Arica 2 1 Union San Felipe
15/12/2020 Union San Felipe 0 0 Santiago Morning
11/12/2020 Deportes Copiapo 1 2 Union San Felipe
04/12/2020 Union San Felipe 2 0 Barnechea
30/11/2020 Union San Felipe 2 1 Deportes Valdivia
25/11/2020 Union San Felipe 0 0 Cobreloa
20/11/2020 Deportes Temuco 1 0 Union San Felipe
Average scored goal (per match) 2.4
Average received goal (per match) 1.8
Average yellow card (per match) 0
Average red card (per match) 0
Chance to score goal (%) 90
Chance to receive goal (%) 80
Chance to get yellow card (%) 0
Chance to get red card (%) 0
Chile - Primera B 2019/2020
Nublense 28 15 5 8 51 -33 50
Union San Felipe 28 12 10 6 37 -25 46
Rangers De Talca 28 12 9 7 43 -39 45
Deportes Puerto Montt 28 11 9 8 36 -28 42
Deportes Melipilla 28 11 9 8 30 -23 42
Deportes Temuco 28 11 8 9 35 -34 41
San Marcos de Arica 28 12 5 11 27 -29 41
Magallanes 28 9 13 6 31 -25 40
Deportes Copiapo 28 10 9 9 48 -46 39
Cobreloa 28 9 9 10 37 -33 36
San Luis 28 8 9 11 31 -35 33
Santiago Morning 28 7 10 11 29 -39 31
Barnechea 28 7 9 12 39 -45 30
Deportes Valdivia 28 6 10 12 34 -48 28
Deportes Santa Cruz 28 6 4 18 28 -54 22
ALL MATCHES between Nublense and Union San Felipe
17/09/2020 Union San Felipe 0 0 Nublense
19 Bustamante Cristian
34 Pino Jesus
59 Escalante David
90 Pinto Mathias
68 Tapia David
90 Cortes Bryan
36 Cisterna Jimmy
63 Prieto Marco
Match type: Primera B (transition Season)
60 Vega Hector
76 Trivino Lucas
90 Valdivia Brayan
73 Renteria Emilio
21 Parra Pablo
67 Lopez Carlos
82 Schwob Patricio
Match type: Clausura
44 Peralta
60 Cisternas
83 Vasquez
90 Carballo
Match type: Apertura
18 Navia
40 Quiroz
Match type: Division 1
30 Rodriguez
82 Gonzalez
18 Vildozo
66 Deschamp
88 Gil
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Summary for matches
All: 15
Nublense: 5
Draw: 7
Union San Felipe: 3
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MATCHES when, HOST is Nublense and GUEST is Union San Felipe
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Under 46.7%
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The chance, based on the played matches till now, the teams to score more than one goal. 'Over' means more than 1 goal in the game, 'Under' means 1 or 0 goals in the game.
Over/under 1.5 goal in matches
The chance, based on the played matches till now, the teams to score more than two goals. 'Over' means more than 2 goals in the game, 'Under' means 2 or 1 or 0 goals in the game.
Over 20%
Under 80%
The chance, based on the played matches till now, the teams to score more than three goals. 'Over' means more than 3 goals in the game, 'Under' means 3 or 2 or 1 or 0 goals in the game.
Odd/Even goals
Odd 33.3%
Even 66.7%
The chance, based on the played matches till now, the teams to score odd or even numbers of goals. 'Odd' means all scored goals in the game to be an odd number, 'Even' means all scored goals in the game to be an even number.
Odd/even goal in matches
Nublense to score Over/Under 0.5 goals
The chance, based on the played matches till now, Nublense to score a goal (or more) in the game. 'Over' means to socre at least one goal in the game, 'Under' means not to score a single goal in the game for the team.
Nublense over/under 0.5 goals
The chance, based on the played matches till now, Nublense to score more than one goal in the game. 'Over' means more than one goal in the game for the team, 'Under' means 1 or 0 goals in the game for the team.
Over 6.7%
The chance, based on the played matches till now, Nublense to score more than two goals in the game. 'Over' means more than 2 goals in the game for the team , 'Under' means 2 or 1 or 0 goals in the game for the team.
Union San Felipe to score Over/Under 0.5 goals
statistics for all played matches between Union San Felipe and Nublense
The chance, based on the played matches till now, Union San Felipe to score a goal (or more) in the game. 'Over' means to socre at least one goal in the game, 'Under' means not to score a single goal in the game for the team.
Union San Felipe over/under 0.5 goals
The chance, based on the played matches till now, Union San Felipe to score more than one goal in the game. 'Over' means more than one goal in the game for the team, 'Under' means 1 or 0 goals in the game for the team.
The chance, based on the played matches till now, Union San Felipe to score more than two goals in the game. 'Over' means more than 2 goals in the game for the team , 'Under' means 2 or 1 or 0 goals in the game for the team.
Teams to score goals
Neither 26.7%
Only one 26.7%
Both 46.7%
The chance, based on the played matches till now, which team will score a goal( or more) in the game.
The percentage "NEITHER" means none of the teams to score a goal in the game.
The percentage "ONLY ONE" shows the probability of scoring only one of the teams in the game: Nublense or Union San Felipe (if one of the teams score, the other must not)
The percentage "BOTH" shows the probability of scoring the two teams at least one goal each.
Teams to score goal
Total goal bands
0-1 46.7%
4+ 20%
This statistic shows what is the likely number of goals in the game, based on the played matches till now.
The percentage "0-1" means only one goal in the game (no matter, which team scored), or no goals at all.
The percentage "2-3" means two or three goals are scored, (no matter, which team scored the goals, even both teams can score).
The percentage "4+", means four or more goals are scored by the teams (no matter, which and how many are scored by each one).
Goal handicap (-1)
Nublense (-1)
X (-1)
Union San Felipe (-1)
The probability for 1, X, 2 but the host team starts the match with -1 goal (0:1)
For example: If the game ends 2:1, it would be a draw result, because of the handycup (-1).
Goal in 1-15 minutes
Goal 0%
No goal 100%
The probability of scoring a goal between 1st and 15th minute of the game, regardless of which of the two teams
Goal in 16-30 minutes
Goal 33.3%
No goal 66.7%
The probability of scoring a goal between 16th and 30th minute of the game, regardless of which of the two teams.
The probability of scoring a goal between 31st and 45th minute of the game, regardless of which of the two teams.
Goal 20%
No goal 80%
Note: Most of the bookmakers accept scored goals after the 90th minute for 90th minute goal.
Winner after 15 minutes
This statistic shows the chance for win, draw or lose after 15 minutes of the game, based on the last played matches till now, for the team Nublense.
Half time (1,X,2)
The probability of winning the fist half: the host team (1), draw (X), the guest team (2), based on the game played till now.
Second half time (1,X,2)
The probability of winning the second half: Nublense (1), draw (X), Union San Felipe (2), based on the game played till now.
Half time over/under 0.5 goals
The chance, based on the played matches till now, the teams to score a goal (or more goals) during the first half. 'Over' means some of the teams scored during the first half, 'Under' means 0 goals during the first half of the game.
The chance, based on the played matches till now, the teams to score more than one goal during the first half. 'Over' means more than 1 goal during the first half of the game, 'Under' means 1 or 0 goals during the first half of the game.
Nublense half time over/under 0.5 goals
The chance, based on the played matches till now, Nublense to score a goal (or more) during the first half of the game. 'Over' means to score at least one goal during the first half of the game, 'Under' means not to score a single goal during the first half of the game for the team Nublense.
Nublense HT over/under 0.5 goals
Over 0%
Under 100%
The chance, based on the played matches till now, Nublense to score more than one goal during the first half of the game. 'Over' means more than 1 goal during the first half of the game, 'Under' means 1 or 0 goals during the first half of the game for the teamNublense.
Union San Felipe half time over/under 0.5 goals
The chance, based on the played matches till now, Union San Felipe to score a goal (or more) in the game. 'Over' means to score at least one goal during the first half of the game, 'Under' means not to score a single goal during the first half of the game for the team Union San Felipe.
Union San Felipe HT over/under 0.5 goals
The chance, based on the played matches till now, Union San Felipe to score more than one goal during the first half of the game. 'Over' means more than 1 goal during the first half of the game, 'Under' means 1 or 0 goals during the first half of the game for the teamUnion San Felipe.
Half time goal bands
2+ 13.3%
This statistic shows what is the likely number of goals for the first half of the game, based on the played matches till now.
The percentage "0" means no goals at all for the first half of the game.
The percentage "1" means one goal is scored by one of the teams (no matter, which team scored) for the first half of the game.
The percentage "2+" means two or more goals are scored by the teams (no matter, which team scored or how many).
Half time odd/even goals
The chance, based on the played matches till now, the teams to score odd or even numbers of goals for the first half of the game. 'Odd' means all scored goals during the first half the game to be an odd number, 'Even' means all scored goals during the first half of the game to be an even number.
Half time odd/even goal
First goal in match
No goal
This statistics shows the chance, based on the played matches till now, which team scored the first goal during the game. The percentage 'HOST' means the host team Nublense, the percentage 'GUEST' means the second - guest team to score first in the game Union San Felipe. The percentage 'NO GOAL' shows the games without goals.
T1 or T2 53.3%
T1 or D 80%
T2 or D 66.7%
T1=Nublense, T2=Union San Felipe, D=Draw
The percentage values 'T1 or T2' show the chance Nublense or Union San Felipe to win the match (every bet wins no matter which team wins the match). The percentage values 'T1 or D' shows the chance Nublense not to lose the match (win or draw - 1 or X). The percentage values 'T2 or D' show the chance Union San Felipe not to lose match (win or draw - 2 or X).
Double chance 1st half
The probability for "the double chance" game for the first half of the match. The percentage values 'T1 or T2' show the chance Nublense or Union San Felipe to lead in the result after the first half of the match (every bet wins no matter which team lead after the first half). The percentage values 'T1 or D' shows the chance Nublense not to lose the first half of the match (win or draw - 1 or ?). The percentage values 'T2 or D' show the chance Union San Felipe not to lose the first half of the match (win or draw - 2 or X).
Double chance 2nd half
The probability for "the double chance" game for the second half of the match. The percentage values 'T1 or T2' show the chance Nublense or Union San Felipe to lead in the result after the first half of the match (every bet wins no matter which team lead after the first half). The percentage values 'T1 or D' shows the chance Nublense not to lose the first half of the match (win or draw - 1 or ?). The percentage values 'T2 or D' show the chance Union San Felipe not to lose the first half of the match (win or draw - 2 or X).
Time of first goal in match (minute)
1-10 0%
The probability for a goal during the shown intervals of the match.
Time of first goal
Nublense second half over/under 0.5 goals
The chance, based on the played matches till now, Nublense to score one or more than one goal during the second half of the game. 'Over' means more than 1 or more goals during the second half of the game for team Nublense, 'Under' means 0 goals during the second half of the game for the teamNublense
Nublense 2nd half over/under 0.5 goals
The chance, based on the played matches till now, Nublense to score one or more than one goal during the second half of the game. 'Over' means more than one goals (2,3...) during the second half of the game for team Nublense, 'Under' means 0 or only one goal during the second half of the game for the teamNublense
Union San Felipe second half over/under 0.5 goals
The chance, based on the played matches till now, Union San Felipe to score one or more than one goal during the second half of the game. 'Over' means more than 1 or more goals during the second half of the game for team Union San Felipe, 'Under' means 0 goals during the second half of the game for the team Union San Felipe
Union San Felipe 2nd half over/under 0.5 goals
The chance, based on the played matches till now, Union San Felipe to score one or more than one goal during the second half of the game. 'Over' means more than one goals (2,3...) during the second half of the game for team Union San Felipe, 'Under' means 0 or only one goal during the second half of the game for the teamUnion San Felipe
Half with most goals
1st half 6.7%
2nd half 33.3%
The tie 60%
This statistic shows during which of the two halves of the match there are more goals scored. The percentage '1st half' means during the first half of the game are scored more goals than the second one, the percentage '2nd half' means during the second half of the game are scored more goals than the first one, and the percentage 'the tie' means that during the first and the second half of the game the number of the socred goals are equal.
Double result
Double results
T1|T1 13.3%
T1|D 6.7%
T1|T2 0%
D|T1 20%
D|D 33.3%
D|T2 13.3%
T2|T2 6.7%
This statistic shows the probability for the result devided in FIRST HALF | END RESULT. With T1 is marked Nublense, with T2 is marked the guest team Union San Felipe, and with D is marked the draw result.
For example: the percentage 'T1|T2' means the first team T1 (Nublense) wins the first half of the game and the second team T2 (Union San Felipe) wins the match.
Nublense - half with most goals
1st half 13.3%
This statistic shows in which part of the match Nublense scores goals. '1st half' means the first half of the match, '2nd half' means the second half of the match, and the 'The tie' means Nublense scores an equal numbers of goals in both half times (or none goals are scored)
Union San Felipe - half with most goals
1st half 20%
The tie 46.7%
This statistic shows in which part of the match Union San Felipe scores goals. '1st half' means the first half of the match, '2nd half' means the second half of the match, and the 'The tie' means Union San Felipe scores an equal numbers of goals in both half times (or none goals are scored)
Nublense score goal in both halves
Yes 13.3%
No 86.7%
The probability for Nublense to score a goal in both halves of the match.
Nublense to score in both halves
Union San Felipe score goal in both halves
Yes 6.7%
The probability for Union San Felipe to score a goal in both halves of the match.
Union San Felipe to score in both halves
Nublense wins to zero
The probability for Nublense to win without conceding even a single goal during the match.
Union San Felipe wins to zero
The probability for Union San Felipe to win without conceding even a single goal during the match.
One goal difference
The probability for the match to edn with one goal difference, no matter exact goals in the final result. For example: 2:1, 3:2, 0:1, 3:4 and etc.
One goal difference in match
Two goal difference
The probability for the match to edn with two goals difference, no matter exact goals in the final result. For example: 3:1, 4:2, 0:2, 3:5 and etc.
Two goal difference in match
Statistics, when Nublense is HOST
statistics, when Nublense is host, Union San Felipe is guest
T1|D 0%
T2|D 14.3%
Nublense half with most goals
Union San Felipe half with most goals
Nublense score in both halves
Yes 0%
No 100%
Union San Felipe score in both halves
Statistics, when Union San Felipe is HOST
statistics, when Union San Felipe is host, Nublense is guest
Odd 25%
Even 75%
Both 50%
0-1 50%
This statistic shows the chance for win, draw or lose after 15 minutes of the game, based on the last played matches till now, for the team Union San Felipe.
The probability of winning the second half: Union San Felipe (1), draw (X), Nublense (2), based on the game played till now.
The chance, based on the played matches till now, Union San Felipe to score a goal (or more) during the first half of the game. 'Over' means to score at least one goal during the first half of the game, 'Under' means not to score a single goal during the first half of the game for the team Union San Felipe.
The chance, based on the played matches till now, Nublense to score a goal (or more) in the game. 'Over' means to score at least one goal during the first half of the game, 'Under' means not to score a single goal during the first half of the game for the team Nublense.
This statistics shows the chance, based on the played matches till now, which team scored the first goal during the game. The percentage 'HOST' means the host team Union San Felipe, the percentage 'GUEST' means the second - guest team to score first in the game Nublense. The percentage 'NO GOAL' shows the games without goals.
T1=Union San Felipe, T2=Nublense, D=Draw
The percentage values 'T1 or T2' show the chance Union San Felipe or Nublense to win the match (every bet wins no matter which team wins the match). The percentage values 'T1 or D' shows the chance Union San Felipe not to lose the match (win or draw - 1 or X). The percentage values 'T2 or D' show the chance Nublense not to lose match (win or draw - 2 or X).
T1 or T2 25%
The probability for "the double chance" game for the first half of the match. The percentage values 'T1 or T2' show the chance Union San Felipe or Nublense to lead in the result after the first half of the match (every bet wins no matter which team lead after the first half). The percentage values 'T1 or D' shows the chance Union San Felipe not to lose the first half of the match (win or draw - 1 or ?). The percentage values 'T2 or D' show the chance Nublense not to lose the first half of the match (win or draw - 2 or X).
T1 or D 100%
The probability for "the double chance" game for the second half of the match. The percentage values 'T1 or T2' show the chance Union San Felipe or Nublense to lead in the result after the first half of the match (every bet wins no matter which team lead after the first half). The percentage values 'T1 or D' shows the chance Union San Felipe not to lose the first half of the match (win or draw - 1 or ?). The percentage values 'T2 or D' show the chance Nublense not to lose the first half of the match (win or draw - 2 or X).
The chance, based on the played matches till now, Union San Felipe to score one or more than one goal during the second half of the game. 'Over' means more than 1 or more goals during the second half of the game for team Union San Felipe, 'Under' means 0 goals during the second half of the game for the teamUnion San Felipe
The chance, based on the played matches till now, Nublense to score one or more than one goal during the second half of the game. 'Over' means more than 1 or more goals during the second half of the game for team Nublense, 'Under' means 0 goals during the second half of the game for the team Nublense
1st half 0%
D|D 50%
This statistic shows the probability for the result devided in FIRST HALF | END RESULT. With T1 is marked Union San Felipe, with T2 is marked the guest team Nublense, and with D is marked the draw result.
For example: the percentage 'T1|T2' means the first team T1 (Union San Felipe) wins the first half of the game and the second team T2 (Nublense) wins the match.
2nd half 50%
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Many thanks to Steve Preston for his wonderful telescopes!
I showed up to the Chinook Middle School parking lot in Clyde Hill, Washington, with my wonderful Canon 20D but a woefully inadequate Canon 28-138 zoom lens. Luckily Steve had a Canon-compatible attachment for his big f8.0 telescope, which yielded these wonderful photos!
with a Canon 20D (8.2mp) at ISO 100 and a 4.0 second exposure.
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No-Fuss Chinese Woman Programs – The Basics
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It's usually said that the status of women began to decline in the Song period, just when Neo-Confucianism was gaining sway. The 2 signs of this decline most ceaselessly talked about are the strain on widows not to remarry and the follow of binding young women' ft to prevent them from rising more than a few inches long. Foot binding seems to have steadily unfold during Song times, and explanations for it ought to be sought in Tune circumstances, however widow chastity had very little specific connection to the Tune, the concept predating the Track and the exaggerated emphasis on it developing much later.
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What does a Chinese language woman anticipate from her associate? Chinese language ladies have realized to behave and sort out problems themselves. She goes carefree to the tasks that face her and the same thing awaits her from her partner. He should know what he wants, be robust in character and be self-confident. Since she herself has good manners, she additionally expects this from her companion so that he is aware of how you can behave. The Chinese girls are additionally stated to be masters of small speak. Subsequently, they want a good dialog partner at their side.
Rebecca Karl, a history professor at New York University with a deal with China, said that that financial crucial" first emerged after the global monetary crisis of 2008, and the federal government has since promoted messaging designed to coerce women to return to the house in order to release remaining employment for men Chinese Woman," she mentioned. Present respect to her household. No matter what is your motivation, if you wish to begin a relationship with a lady from China, show respect to her mom and pa. Ask her about their well being, show her that her life actually pursuits you, and you will win her coronary heart.
The Chinese language government has cracked down heavily on all forms of mail order bride catalog companies, in order that they not exist. As relationship website fanatics ourselves and proud husbands to attractive Asian mail order wives, we have Chinese Girl now spent the previous few years checking every Asian relationship website operating at this time and seeing which of them are worthy of your consideration and which needs to be averted.
Wu, Yenna. The Lioness roars: a shrew tales from late imperial China. Ithaca, NY: Cornell College Press, 1995. Cohen, Myron L. 1976. Home United, Home Divided: The Chinese Family in Taiwan. New York: Columbia College Press. Chinese people all the time preserve a public face, and this can be a skill that you must develop. This is one of the core social values: none of the Chinese women will show you that she is gloomy or annoyed or angry. A smile and politeness are the symbols of this country, identical to dragons and geishas.
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A typical Chinese woman likes to manage each side of her life. She is a member of all doable communities around. She knows all the things about her neighbors. Whereas for a husband, a Chinese wife will do everything she will hot chinese girl. His wellbeing and happiness are essential for her. Nevertheless, she may be demanding in return. She will by no means let anybody management her, not a husband, nor a stranger. With a Chinese language spouse, overlook about dishonest and being dishonest with her. She is not going to stand it and file a divorce.
When you might have little to no experience utilizing on-line dating websites, finding the ideal Asian mail order bride can flip right into a challenge. It is no secret that some Asian bride sites have a lower than spotless repute, and choosing the flawed site can value you both money and time. After spending the past few years making an attempt and testing hundreds of Asian mail order bride sites, we all know precisely what males like you search for when they decide whether or not to hitch the web site. These are the six factors we use to determine whether the location is worthy of your attention and trust.
The hot Chinese language women who sign up for worldwide relationship websites tend to be trendy ladies who can build a site or negotiate an export deal, and, but, they're still completely a hundred% ladies. These are a special group of ladies. Chinese language media are crammed with cases of girls from poor rural areas who're abducted and offered into marriage, in addition to cases involving foreign brides.
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China's financial growth has improved general prosperity, but Chinese language girls have benefited much less from these features. All through the Nineteen Eighties, feminine participation within the labor pressure was excessive, averaging round eighty %. By 2018, nonetheless, female workforce participation had dropped to 68.6 percent, only barely increased than the US (66.1 p.c) and roughly equal to Japan (sixty eight.7 %). This reducing pattern runs opposite to different main creating nations, like Brazil and South Africa, which witnessed increased feminine participation over the same interval.
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While my wife and I would joke about keeping our kids in a large bubble, the reality is that we need to teach them resiliency to not be greatly effected by life's ups and downs.
From bullying to stress, building resiliency can help kids navigate through life just a little easier. Facing tough situations. Tragedy, trauma, or adversity.
It doesn't mean always leaving them alone to fend for themselves. Loving relationships and support are important in children building resiliency.
But there are definitely things we can do as parents to help them build that resiliency muscle.
Schools are starting to teach these skills as well. Helping kids understand how to manage stress and providing life skills that will help them.
Let them make mistakes – Natural consequences. This can be not finishing homework to missing basketball practice.
Don't always accommodate – Our intention is good but the end result is a child that can't sleep on their own, looks down when they talk to you, or fearful of situations.
Practice Mindfulnness – Meditation is a great ways to strengthen the mind. It can teach calming mechanisms and reduce stress.
Exercise – Physically resiliency. Making you strong and powerful. Watching a group of young kids playing a sports, you can easily see who is more resilient than the others.
Introduce them to new experiences – get them outside their comfort zone.
Be sure they have responsibilities at home – cleaning, washing, food, etc.
Connect with Characters – From books to movies, there are examples of people who faced with adversity and shows how they handle it.
We cannot control others but we can control ourselves. for example, a bully. While you can't control what someone else says or does, you can control your response to it. It is ultimately a choice on how we let things effect us. Resiliency gives us more options.


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