From accommodation & food to facilities & activities, find out everything you need to know about staying at the rustic Glovers Atoll Resort, Belize.
Glovers Atoll Resort isn't for everyone – there's no electricity or running water & that's only the beginning.
But for a rustic desert island experience, you can't beat the 360-degree Caribbean sea views.
DIY Travel HQ reporting – we're here to help you decide if Glovers is the right island vacation for you or if you should look at other places to visit in Belize.
That's why I'm writing this from a wooden bench & table, sipping on a coconut, right on Glovers Atoll Resort itself.
Check out our full review, read & see for yourself!
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We arranged a taxi in Hopkins the night before, $10 to Sittee River Guest House for departure to Glovers Atoll Resort.
Solutions Guesthouse, where we stayed, wanted a crazy $30 & Funky Dodo's across the road charged $15.
The ride from Hopkins to Sittee River took 20 minutes.
The other guests were already there at 8:30am – a family of 5 from Denmark, a family of 4 from the US & 2 friends travelling together from the US & Ireland.
The adventurous families chose Glovers Atoll Resort as an excellent diving holiday for kids.
We loaded the boat/catamaran with our stuff & joined the waiting game.
This is what 20 guests & a weeks supply for a desert island looks like!
The scheduled departure time for the boat was 9am but it wasn't until 10am that the Glovers crew arrived.
The first stop was the Marina for the boat to fill up with gas & to collect diesel for the island. We stopped here for about 15 minutes.
There are toilets & convenience store, but expect to pay 2-3 times more for soda, beer, chips, snacks, etc.
You can rent a cooler from Glovers for $15 – ice is priced per shovel ($2?), which will be put in here at the marina.
Keep in mind that the coolers are extra large in size so it's going to need a lot of ice. If you're going to rent one, bring enough drinks, meat, fish, etc. to justify the expense.
Together with the 13 of us, there was also a group on Belizean students going to the island to learn to dive as well as the captain's family of 4.
Poor little doggy out in the fresh air after getting seasick inside the boat!
The boat ride took 3 hours. There's a covered seating area but you can sit almost anywhere. It'll be hot, wear sunscreen.
When we finally reached Glovers Atoll Resort we got off the boat & formed a single line – everything on the boat was unloaded & passed down the chain.
Then we were given a brief tour of the island by the owner's daughter & daughter-in-law, Erin. Everyone broke off to choose their bungalows, cabins, dorms or camp sites.
We returned to the main reception/restaurant area of the island, where the owner Becky gave us a rundown on the island & all the activities & services on offer. From snorkels & kayaks to wi-fi & fresh bread, everything is itemized & comes at a cost.
We were given free water & watermelons as we listened, and a photocopied manual on the island to take away.
We wrote our names in a receipt book – we were to list any purchases or rentals here & finalize the tab by Friday 4pm.
Finally, we had to pay a $15 marine park fee for the World Heritage Site Glovers Marine Reserve that surrounds the island – there were Fisheries officers waiting for us.
Then you're on your own – we were set loose on the island to make of it as we chose.
Glovers is not a serviced resort – you won't have anything to do with the staff members unless you seek them out or need to ask questions.
It's very different from mainland Belize where people are very friendly & always say hello when passing.
The workers are there to help if you need them but it's clear that they're also paid to work, not to socialize with guests.
Glovers Atoll isn't a serviced resort – you can easily have the island all to yourself!
You don't need to worry about cleanliness on the island.
The toilets & showers are well-maintained.
The grounds are neat & tidy – there are always workers walking around, picking things up, raking or making repairs on the bungalows.
Some rubbish has been piled up in the middle of the island but they're mostly out of sight. There are little bits of rubbish on the shore.
Day & night, it's quite windy. There were some rains & storms. You might need some warm clothes at night, especially if you plan to sleep on the hammocks.
The prices on the island for meals & rentals are very high but come prepared & you can minimize your costs. We camped, brought all our own food & drinking water, used coconuts for cooking water & had our own snorkeling masks.
Our only costs for the week were $109 for the camping/transport package & $15 for the marine park fee + the costs of the groceries & water we brought.
If you have the time, Glovers is a great option.
Where else in the world can you camp on a private island for $109 a week?
You have free use of the kitchen & there's walk-in snorkeling literally on your doorstep, just bring your own food & mask.
The over-the-water bungalows consist of a double bed, bunk bed, hammocks, table & chairs.
The "kitchen" area is also inside the room, which is a large table with a 2 stove burner, pots, plates & cups.
The furnishings are wooden & basic.
The room feels quite cramped – throw in 4 people, luggage & food, and it's very tight.
You have an outside deck which goes around the bungalow with deck chairs, providing much-needed extra space & a nice spot to relax & stare out at the sea.
The stilted wood-and-thatch cabins have the same basic layout: a wooden double bed & bunk bed in a room on the top level.
It opens on to deck with hammocks facing the sea.
On the bottom level is your own kitchen, which makes it a lot more spacious & better value that the over-the-top bungalow.
There are 2 dorm rooms above the communal kitchen.
Each room has a double bed & a set of bunk beds. It's small & cramped.
You also have an upper deck with 2 hammocks.
You can pitch your tent anyway on the island.
The best spot is behind the camp fire so you're still close enough to the kitchen & toilets.
Our little tent conveniently pitched near the vampire & kitchen!
Camping or sleeping in a dorm is the best value for money on Glovers Atoll Resort. We camped & there was no-one staying in the dorm, meaning we got the big communal kitchen to ourselves.
With the cabin you aren't on the water but you get your own kitchen, separated from your room.
With the bungalow, you get to be over the water but your kitchen is inside your room, making the space feel even more cramped.
Usually most places charge by the room but at Glovers the price is per person. For 1 person, a cabin or bungalow is great value but less so for 2 or more people, especially if you are a family & sharing the 1 room – the price is 50% less for kids under 12 staying in the same cabin.
For families with older kids, consider splitting up, taking 2 cabins (some are joined by the 1 walking deck) & everyone having more space. Better still, why not have the kids stay in the dorms & experience the best of both world's, while being easier on the wallet?
Keep in mind that at the bungalows, you'll have to walk back & forth to collect well water (there are only 2 spots on the island). You'll be doing dishes out of buckets either in your kitchen inside your room or outside your deck – the other accommodation options have an outside kitchen to use.
Although it might not be good value for money, the bungalows are affordable & Glovers may be the only opportunity you'll ever have to stay over-the-water.
There's no fresh water on the island. You're expected to use drinking water for cooking, or coconut water. There's brown well water from the ground that's used for cleaning dishes, showers & washing your hands at the sink.
We have a LifeStraw water filter bottle which we use everywhere but that wouldn't have been suitable on Glovers.
We took a 5 gallon (19L) container of water, which we bought in Hopkins for $2.75 – on the island, the same price gets you just less than 1 gallon of water ($2.75). There's a $7.50 deposit, which you get back when you return the container.
If there's 2 of you, we recommend taking another 5 gallon container so you don't have to ration your drinking & also have enough for cooking, brushing your teeth or even cleaning dishes if you like.
There are black rainwater tanks around the island but you're not allowed to use any of it.
If you're staying in a cabin or over-the-water bungalow, you'll have your own kitchen. Dorms & campers share a larger communal kitchen.
Adequate pots & plates are provided but if you're a family, you may not have enough cutlery – for example, the communal kitchen for use by all campers & up to 8 people in the dorms had only 3 forks, 3 spoons & 1 knife.
If there's something you're missing, just raid the kitchens of the empty cabins & bungalows, or ask your fellow guests.
There are chopping boards, sharper cutting knives, a kettle, spatula & ladle.
You'll be given 2 tubs for doing dishes, one for cleaning & one for rinsing.
You need to collect water from the ground well – we filled our tubs with water from the shower. Add one capful of the bleach provided to each tub.
No washing detergent is provided.
A sponge is provided but you might like to bring a clean, new one. A tea towel for drying or cloth for wiping the table would also be handy.
The moon may also be quite bright depending on when you're there but a headlamp is handy to have too (for cooking, eating, going to the toilet at night, etc).
There are 2 toilet blocks on the island, each with 2 individual toilets.
It's a solid cabin structure that you climb stairs to reach.
The cubicles are large, the seat is raised – if you're short like me, you're have to jump up a little!
They're pit toilets so after you've finished your business, throw a cup of bark chips in the hole.
There's another bin for toilet paper, don't throw it down the hole. Toilet paper & air-freshener is provided.
There are 2 showers on the island.
It's a simple wooden stand-alone cubicle. The water comes out of an open hole. There's a wooden bench outside to leave your things on, etc.
Both sets of showers & toilets are located near each other, with a wash basin between them. It's operated by a foot lever.
The water is slightly brown & salty, I would recommend brushing your teeth with drinking water. No hand soap is provided.
French bread & banana bread is baked every Tuesday & Thursday – put your orders in the night before.
We didn't eat there so we don't know what they consist of but the food has great reviews on TripAdvisor. Personally, we found the prices very expensive compared to the mainland (we travelled in Belize for 2 & a half weeks).
If you want to cook on the island, you need to plan for 6 breakfasts, 6 lunches & 6 dinners.
Bring snacks & water for the 3 hour boat ride there & back, not including waiting time.
There are several supermarkets & fresh fruit stalls in Hopkins where you can buy everything you need.
We brought groceries & cooked all our meals, saving heaps of money!
All the coconuts on the island are free, eat & drink as much as you can.
On first impressions, there appear to be an endless supply.
And that there is – but most of the good ones on the ground have been taken, the coconuts left are old & rotten & the ones in the trees are too high to reach.
If you want coconuts, you're going to have to work for them.
First, make things easy for yourself & scout the grounds of the islands. Then, look for a tall stick to use to knock coconuts down from trees.
There are a couple of ladders scattered on the island, use them to get to the coconuts on shorter trees.
Gotta grab them all… with a long stick!
Generally, the coconuts in the trees are to drink, the ones on the ground are to eat.
Green coconuts are fresh & ripe.Light brown/yellow coconuts will probably contain water.
Peel on the iron bar by the burn piles and use a knife to take the coconut flesh out.
You might need to use the machete. There's also a grating station.
We didn't want to use our drinking water so we used coconut water for cooking: boiling rice (making delicious coconut rice), coconut curry.
You can also use coconut water as a source of drinking water.
A large portion of your time will be spent preparing & cooking breakfast, lunch & dinner. This includes collecting & opening coconuts for boiling water & cooking by lantern.
You need to collect water from the ground well for washing dishes – we filled our tubs with water from the shower. We changed water daily.
Without running water or electricity, basic tasks take a lot longer.
If you're energetic or have the cash for it, the rest of your day can be filled with fishing, kayaking, diving, snorkeling or swimming. We went for a snorkel at least once a day.
There's a book exchange & a few board games available in the reception area.
Snorkelers can join dive trips for $15 for a single tank dive or $25 for a 2 tank dive.
There are 3-4 main snorkelling spots around the island – go towards the white buoys.
There's no close walk-in snorkelling, which was disappointing. You have to swim a fair way out. There you'll see some decent coral, not many fish or big fish – I would rate the snorkelling good to very good, not excellent.
The snorkelling tour we took to Hol Chan Marine Reserve from Caye Caulker was much better.
If you're looking to do a lot of dives & have your own gear, bring it – you'll pay around half-price.
One family went diving & said it was excellent.
3 hours of trolling with a guide is $150 + gas at $6 a gallon, split with other fishermen.
You keep the fish which is usually bonito tuna, barracuda, king fish, wahoo, tuna jacks, snappers, etc.
You can do drop fishing.
Lost paddles are charged at $100.
Kayaks are good to take further out in the sea, anchor & snorkel – particularly if you're not a great swimmer. You could also fish from the kayaks.
In the evening around 6pm, the Glovers fishermen clean fish at the dock & plenty of nurse sharks & rays come to feed on the fish blood.
They are well accustomed to this schedule so even if there's no cleaning, you'll still see nurse sharks & rays in the water at the same time every evening.
The water is shallow at the dock but you can swim with them.
Reef sharks also sometimes come in – if you see one, get straight out of the water.
You can even snorkel with the rays & nurse sharks!
At night, you can start a bonfire at the pit near the dorm cabin & kitchen.
Build the fire with coconut palms & empty shells.
The husks catch on fire quickly but burn fast too, so to keep the fire going, you'll need to continually feed it.
We wish we brought marshmallows!
We had the best wildlife watching experience on our first night at around 9pm.
We were lying on hammocks near the beach & heard a lot of sand shuffling.
We shone our headlights & saw a huge old turtle digging in the sand!
She was preparing to lay her eggs! She didn't like this particular spot as after awhile, she moved to another spot.
We watched the turtle do snow angels with all 4 of her flippers as she prepared her space.
Then she started digging into the sand, using her back flippers, one at a time, as scoops, to make a hole.
It was incredible to see.
She did this for a long time, digging down as deep as she could.
Turtle scooping out sand with its flippers, digging up eggs it had previously laid… so sad!
Unfortunately, she was also digging up many other turtle eggs that she had either buried earlier & forgotten about, or some other turtle's eggs.
They were in exactly the same spot as she was digging in so it seems like they were her own eggs.
She seemed completely oblivious as she kept digging up eggs & crushing them in the sand as she was moving her flippers around.
Finally, after she had dug as deep a hole as she could, she started dropping her eggs.
She must've laid dozens, they just kept coming – now we understood why she needed such a deep hole. It was a very beautiful experience.
When she had finished, the mother turtle sighed & took a break.
Then she covered up the hole with sand & used her whole body to smooth over the entire area.
Then, without so much as a backward glance, she made her way back out into the sea & we made out way back to our tent.
The whole process took around 1.5 hours & we felt very privileged to have witnessed the experience – it was much better than releasing sea turtles at Barra de Santiago in El Salvador.
Turtle heading back to sea on Glovers – we love you!
The next night, around 7pm, another turtle came right up to one of the cabins & started the same process of laying eggs.
If you're lucky enough see turtles laying their eggs on Glovers, observe with an unobtrusive red headlight. I took a few photos, the turtle didn't like the light from the flash & froze each time.
On the island, hermit crabs are everywhere – you'll find them in all shapes & sizes, they can get very large.
The owners have 4 dogs that roam the island but they are very calm, quiet & relaxed.
There are few ants, no mosquitoes but plenty of very annoying sand flies & I also got stung by a few large horse flies.
On the plus side, you don't need to worry much about your food being eaten by animals.
Plenty of hermit crabs across the island of all sizes – this one's almost as big as a coconut!
In this area is the restaurant & staff kitchen where meals are prepared.
If you are missing a few ingredients, you can check to see what's available – groceries are charged at cost price + 20%.
If you're staying a 2nd week or longer, you can also order groceries at cost price + 20%, without having to leave the island.
There's also a book exchange here & a few board games.
There's no computer but wi-fi is available. $4 for 15-30 minutes or $25 for the week – don't expect any fast service. You can charge your electronics in the evening & night when the generator is on.
If you're taking any dive courses, your classes will be in here.
There's a whiteboard where you put your name down for meals, bread, diving & fishing.
Keep track of your expenses in the receipt book & settle your bill by Friday 4pm.
You're asked to check-in Glovers Guest House at Sittee River on the Saturday before departure to confirm your stay but this isn't necessary or recommended.
The Guest House is basic & far away from everything. There's nothing to do, though you can use their kayaks for free & paddle around the river. If you do choose to stay there, bring all your own food (unsure if there are cooking facilities though), entertainment & insect repellent.
If you need to go to a supermarket on restaurant, a taxi to Hopkins will be at least $10 each way.
The 3rd night is free – but you're already going to be spending a week off the grid at Glovers Atoll Resort, do you also want to do it by the side of a mosquito-infested river?
We recommend staying in Hopkins before going to Glovers Atoll Resort.
The people are very friendly but there's nothing to do in Hopkins & the beach is not very nice, so 1 night is enough.
There are a few supermarkets & a couple of fruit & veg stores – one is a stall & the other is an air-conditioned store. The prices are similar. The supermarkets also stock some produce. Fresh stock comes in every Friday.
Remember to buy your water here – a 5 gallon container is $2.75 + a $15 deposit, which you'll get back when you return the container.
The boat back to Hopkins departs quite promptly on Saturday, 7am.
It takes 2.5 hours to reach the Hopkins marina, from where the trip ends – unless you've left your rental car at Glovers Guest House in Sittee River, in which you take the boat for another 30 minutes.
From the marina, Glovers can organise a taxi to take you back to Hopkins village – there were 8 of us so a van was arranged, the driver wanted to charged a steep $7.50 a person for the short ride. We protested & he reduced it to $5 a person.
If you have a hotel or resort booked in Hopkins, ask if they can pick you up for free.
We recommend Booking.com for the best rates & selection of accommodation in Belize. Make a booking with our link & receive $20 back on your card after your stay.
Did you enjoy reading Glovers Atoll Resort: The Full Review?
*** The Final Word – Everyday tasks take a lot longer without electricity or running water.
Everyday becomes repetitive fast & you can easily become bored.
Glovers Atoll Resort is best for those on longer travels through Central America, especially camping or staying in a dorm, where the investment in time & money is not as great.
Is there possibly anything else you'd like to know about staying at Glovers Atoll Resort?!
* For consistency, all prices are listed in US dollars but they're interchangeable with Belize dollars – BZ$2 = US$1. Supermarkets in Hopkins will list prices in Belizean dollars but also accept payment in USD. Glovers Resort lists prices in USD but accepts payment in both currencies.
Wow! I've never heard of a place like this before. It seems like a lot of work but a cool experience. Almost similar to Survicor but with more amenities.
Did you find it hot with no electricity?
I think this is my type of resort, even if it's basic, those views and the entire experience are simply amazing! And the price you paid is not bad at all, especially for that small paradise! I don't mind no electricity, it's perfect if you want to connect with the nature.
I didn't realise that tip re the coconuts on the ground vs on the tree. Good to know! This looks like a really adventurous trip that would be awesome as long as you're prepared with water etc. ?
this place looks really awesome! I've always want to try the bungalow experience! I'd definitely go for $109 camping for a week! Although hit is out of my budget, that's pretty awesome!
I can see how much you work so hard to make this post! great job!
Awesome write up Sheena, really want to do this now!
I will be going there for Christmas soo excited my adult kids in there 20's are excited also to go and just have no worries for a week.
We enjoy camping out so this will be great and then we will spend a week on Caye Caulker.


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Christian Boarding Schools for Young Boys in Benton, Arkansas
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[Review] Why Why Why – iKON
March 5, 2021 Posted in KPOP, ReviewsTagged iKon
iKON is finally back after a year and a month absence from the stage with Why Why Why. The new release follows Dive, their title track of their previous comeback. Since then, things have been quiet for iKON until most recently. Bobby made his solo comeback with U MAD in January of this year, while iKON was also confirmed to be a participant for their upcoming show Kingdom. Hopefully 2021 is a more eventful year for the group, with Kingdom already making it look promising.
Honestly, I don't have much to say about Why Why Why. This may sound like a bad thing to start the review off with, but I felt the song was straightforward enough to describe what it felt like for me. And honestly, it felt like a really great addition to their discography. Why Why Why is probably iKON's most smoothest and melodic comeback to date. To me, I felt everything glided along with the acoustics of the instrumentation. I quite liked that. The song largely feels like a ballad, with the tiniest hint of a hip-hop influence in Bobby's rapping in the second verse. I thought the chorus was a really nice ring to it in terms of melodies. Paired with the vocals, you could feel the heightened heartbreak behind their voices. Why Why Why undoubtedly shows us a more fragile and delicate side of the group. Their vocal delivery during the chorus made it feel like the song was going down a power-ballad route. I did wish they committed to it more, with a featuring of more powerhouse vocals and some high notes from the members to potentially make the song even better than what it is. I did like the emphasis on the raspy and huskiness of their voices, which comes naturally with some of the members. While it might be a whole heap of praise, I have to note that Why Why Why is no mind-blowing song. It isn't unfamiliar territory for the group, who have had a string of melodic hip-hop centric releases in the past – Love Scenario being the most well-known example from their discography. Does that impact how much I like the song? No, not really. Why Why Why managed to reel me in for all of the above praises and it has definitely maintained its appeal to me.
To match the song's 'sad reflection' tone and showcase some of the fragility, the members appear quite sullen and heartbroken throughout the video. You can tell they did a good job at conveying those emotions throughout the video if that is what is coming off it. The lonely scenes of the members and the amount of space the cameras managed to really capture in their solo shots stood out for me. And loneliness is probably one of the best ways to showcase those emotions. The simplicity of their choreography scenes was also quite aesthetic. I also find the purple/blue sky to be potentially quite iconic, as it is the most memorable element of the music video for me. The burning bus (that they were travelling in) was a very riveting image, yet extreme step in getting over this relationship that had left them heartbroken.
The choreography actually looks quite nice. It starts off with just five members, before Bobby is introduced into the choreography during the second verse through his rap sequence. Unsure why this is the case, though it could be related to potential overlap with practice and his solo promotions. I thought the last addition made the performance look somewhat unique. The chorus looks quite nice, while the final moments of the routine during the song's balladry moments were quite nice.
Song – 9.5/10
Music Video – 9/10
Performance – 9/10
Overall Rating – 9.3/10
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Q: Homestead 3.3 - no databases found - app works fine After upgrading from homestead 3.0 to 3.3, I lost my database tables. When I open Sequel Pro and connect to homestead, I only get two databases, "homestead" and "sys". My apps works fine, but I cannot find the databases...

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A: Actually, when you update vagrant box, you'd have to expect losing your databases. Homestead doesn't save them, nor does vagrant.
Working solution would be dumping the database before update.
On a sidenote. Until you destroy box, the database will persist because you are still employing the old version.

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Extension with principle quantum number n produces the H-atom spectrum.
Of course, the two H-atoms need to have opposite electron spin for the penetration of their clouds. It is interesting, that Kimballs model gives one stable H2 molecule and an infinite series of metastable "precursors" until both protons are on the fringe of the other H-atom: At right the last metastable form is shown with about half the binding energy of the stable H2, and a H-H distance 3% larger (optical illusion makes it smaller!). This is an artifact of the homogeneous charge distribution of the model. Check the forces! The protons have to actually penetrate the other H-atom for the stable H2 on the left to be produced. This has equal H-H distance and cloud radius with H-clouds fused completely.
Here is an animation of the formation of H2 from two H atoms starting to penetrate (of course with opposite electron spins!) in 82 frames of nonempirical, converged Kimball computations, see H2stat(41 frames). The two pink points show the binding energy (the attractive part of the potential curve, shown as black points in the right picture) as function of the distance of the H atoms: from far to touching clouds, the atoms have zero interaction according to Kimballs model. With penetration of a ↑-spin and a ↓-spin cloud the energy slowly falls, then rapidly reaches the stationary minimum (scale can be read in H2stat) when each proton enters the other cloud as well. Watch the small proton disks, which move within the open circles of a cloud center but detach from it when entering the other cloud. Pressing the protons together produces the repulsive part of the potential energy curve. Make sure to observe the ~10% shrinking cloud size from the atom to the stationary H2 molecule.
He gives Etot = -2.89 (-2.91) Eh instead of bad -2.56. The IP rises from 0.56 to 0.89 (0.91) Eh. The He+(1s1) energy is -2.00 = -Z2/2 Eh; σ = 0.3 gives good energies for all Z(1s2) He homologues as shown in table as K' model.
H- gives Etot = -0.49 (-0.5275) Eh for σ = 0.3. With σ = 0.4 it is -0.36 Eh. Both cases yield an unstable hydride ion in the gas phase because E(H1s) = -0.5 Eh, i.e. more stable than the hydride. The experiment has an EA = 0.0275 Eh. But even the Hartree-Fock limit produces no better result.
c) each electron is predominantly near the center of mass of the other halfsphere -> σ = 0.4444; even worse!
Conclusion: we accept Slater's screening constant for 1s2 and determine others by parametrization with a good (correlation corrected) QC result. This applies to all electron pairs in Kimball calculations and is shown in the examples of the main page.
This is an effect of the inability of Kimballs ansatz to model the density cusps at the nuclei, partially relieved by FSGO, floating spherical gaussian orbitals, which destroy the simplicity of the K-model.
H2+: Etot = -0.7276 (-0.6026) Eh; Bond energy 0.2276 (0.1026) Eh; Bond length 0.829 (1.058) Å. Energy minimum reached, Virial theorem correct, Hellman-Feynman force equlibrium true! (the Variation Principle does not apply!). These three pillars of the model cannot guarantee quality of the result. In fact H2+ is the worst case of anything computed hitherto with the K-model, a failure.- What can be done: Two variables: R,r, one parameter Z(=1). Easy: Change the "effective" nuclear charge - often used in QC functions - not applicable here: There is no screening constant to adjust! We have no criterion for how much Z=1 should be lowered and thus destabilize the molecular ion. Next: Tweak the kinetic energy, i.e. R, of the bonding electron: With a kinetic energy parameter of k=1.21 we get Etot = -0.6013 (-0.6026) Eh; Bond energy 0.1013 (0.1026) Eh; Bond length 1.0032 (1.058) Å. Not bad! Another approach: compose two half clouds: Gives what we hope for, and is even pleasing as a more elliptical molecule, but the sins immediate penalty manifests itself by a bad Virial ratio and non vanishing Hellmann-Feynman forces!
Conclusion: We can ± save the best case of a didactical introduction of chemical bonding with an adjustment of the kinetic energy of the K-model from 9/8R2 to 1.21*9/8R2. Remember, that Heisenberg's uncertainty relation requires 9/8R2 as a minimum.
H2: Etot = -1.21 (-1.1745) Eh; Bond energy 0.21 (0.1745) Eh; Bond length 0.7216 (0.7414) Å. Bond energy +20%, length -2.7% error. Same trend as in H2+, although much smaller. Remedy: 2-electron problem, hence apply He-adjusted screening constant σ = 0.3 ? Wrong! Both errors larger, because missing cusp modelling increased by higher effective charge. Tweak σ to the other side? Yes: σ = 0.4 -> σ = 0.4165 brings both errors down to 0.3%. Rationale: An increase in the screening constant goes in the direction of modelling a cusp near each proton, and that is, how Kimball should be corrected.


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Police Still Chasing Leads on 9-Year-Old Girl Who Disappeared into South Dakota Wilderness
People 22 November 2019
Nine months after 9-year-old Serenity Dennard went missing after she ran away from her residential children's home, South Dakota police are still chasing leads on her whereabouts.
"We follow leads weekly," Pennington County Sheriff Kevin Thom tells PEOPLE of the search efforts. "We've been persistent."
He continued: "But it's important to find Serenity and we've made it a priority, and as long as we have information to follow we'll continue to follow up on the information."
Serenity ran away from the Black Hills Children's Home on Feb. 3. The area surrounding the Rockerville facility is mountainous, with deep valleys and thick forests. The search for her turned into a recovery effort days after she disappeared due to severe cold weather.
In April, the Sheriff's Office also revealed that K-9 units had picked up a cadaver scent within a mile of where Serenity was last seen alive, but that hasn't stopped the search.
Before she vanished in February, Serenity had threatened to run away from the Children's Home. She attempted to leave once before, but was stopped by a staff member.
RELATED: 9-Year-Old Girl Went Missing 3 Months Ago, and Cadaver Dogs Might Have Picked up Her Scent
Pennington County Sheriff's Office
Serenity's adoptive father, Chad, tells PEOPLE because of her unstable upbringing in the foster care system, Serenity struggles with severe reactive attachment disorder and disruptive mood dysregulation disorder, which sometimes triggered her to act out by threatening to harm herself or run away.
"When things get too comfortable for her, she just goes," Chad says. "Because comfortable to her is an alien thing. She wants to do something new, so at the children's home she wasn't the new kid anymore and she just wanted to change."
As the cold weather returns, Thom says he still holds out hope in finding the little girl.
"It's a challenge," Thom says. "We feel for the family, of course. The family and Serenity are the priority."
Anyone with information about Serenity's whereabouts is urged to call the Pennington Sheriff's Office at (605) 394-6115.


This week we have a longtime reader and first time guest blogger! Alex's very own Mommy!
I wasn't sure how Alex would take to Halloween this year. Alex has a weird sense of fear when it comes to costumes and inanimate statues. For instance, when he first saw Verizon's Halloween Star Wars commercial he said, "No costume, no costume…" and frantically ran to hide. Apparently an image of a baby dressed as Princess Leia in a bjorn attached to Jabba the Hutt is a bit disconcerting for a 2 year old. However I wasn't going to let that hold Alex back from experiencing the spirit of Halloween so this past Saturday we headed over to Halloween Town at Purity Springs Resort in Madison, NH.
There were two reasons I was interested in going – so Alex can enjoy Halloween as every kid should and to support an important cause. Halloween Town is a FREE event, but donations are gladly accepted and 100% of the proceeds go to The Laura Foundation for autism and epilepsy. "Halloween Town has been designed with the desire to offer kids an opportunity to enjoy…what some of us remember from childhood…Traditional Halloween Fun…" – Steve Harding, President of the Laura Foundation.
Halloween Town is filled with a variety of events which include: a tethered hot air balloon, music, some amusement rides, games for kids, a food court and of course a trick or treat "trail", which is comprised of about 25 themed cabins. Each cabin has a sign to inform visitors of the level of scariness. It ranges from non-scary to terrifying. The local non-profit Mount Washington Observatory had sponsored it's own kid-friendly cabin this year!
While visiting the non-scary cabins we ran into Alex's best friend Rowan!
Best Friends Super Why and Robin!
It was so exciting for me to see how much fun Alex was having. He was so proud of his character Super Why that whenever someone recognized him he went into character mode, put his arms in the air, and made the swoosh sound as if he was flying to save the day with the "power to read"! It was even more fun for him to recognize characters that he knew, especially Humpty Dumpty and Duke, who he even shared a few dance moves with.
Although Alex insisted on walking around everywhere, I was glad I had the stroller packed in the car. Parking is a few minutes of a walk to the event, but not terribly far. Having a stroller was key, especially when he started to get tired right before leaving. We visited cabins, all decorated with fun themes, road the train ride, petted the goats, danced and played music and had a great time with friends.
With the support from families, friends and local businesses – volunteers and sponsors – it has been a growing success (from 300 hundred attendees five year ago to thousands in 2013). We're looking forward to returning for Halloween Town 2014!
What Halloween activities have you been sharing with your little ones?
Sorry for the double post today but we've been very busy with Fall activities lately and tonight is the only time I've had to blog!
Alex was pretty excited this morning as I told him we were going to pick apples from trees. His face lit up, and during the car ride he would sit in his car seat pretending to eat apple slices… it was quite comical. We arrived at the orchards just after noon.
Walking into the quaint country store we were greeted with the smell of fresh cider donuts being made, ripe produce, wood-fired pizza, and a warm welcome from the lady behind the counter. We grabbed a bag of still hot cider donuts and picked up a couple "peck" sized bags for our spoils. Each conventional peck was $10.
We headed over to the nearby staging area where a woman let us know what types of apples would be available and how to identify them. They marked the trees with a colored tape to show you the variety.
We then loaded into a tractor wagon much like the one from last week's trip to Sherman Farms! The view to the north was great!
A short ride had us to the back of the orchard where a farm hand pointed out the areas that had each variety of apple tree. We headed over to the Cortland's first.
The very first one picked!
Alex was thrilled to be able to pick and eat an apple from each different type of tree. We spent about 30 minutes roaming around the orchard filling our two peck bags to the brink with a couple different varieties.
You'll need to click twice on this next photo to see the full panorama in better detail.
Another family had come out to pick some pumpkins and graciously took this family shot for us.
When we go back to the main store we grabbed a couple slices of their brick oven pizza, which was absolutely delicious! We then browsed their produce deciding on some fresh kale and some mixed greens. On the way home we stopped by Country Side Butchers in Fryeburg and picked up some Chourico so Michelle could make us some Portuguese and Kale Soup tonight!
Cider donuts in the making!
We finished our visit with some fresh cider and headed home. We're so glad our friends recommended this place and we'll certainly be returning!
Do you have an orchard nearby? Share your favorite Fall farms in the comments below!
Last weekend we took a family trip to the iconic Sandwich Fair. Located in the beautiful town of Center Sandwich just south of the White Mountain National Forest and north of Winnipesaukee Lake this historic fair's origins date back to 1886! The fair draws so many visitors over it's 3 days that the town arranges parking in fields a mile or so back from the fair itself and runs free shuttle buses to the gates. Riding a yellow school bus turned out to be one of Alex's favorite parts of this adventure!
School bus Mommy school bus!
We entered at Gate A, near the Midway and rides. Tickets were $10pp, under 7 is FREE. Youths 8-12 $3.00. Tickets included admission to all events and shows, so if you don't need to drop a lot of money on buying "ride tickets" this is light on the pocket book. We only bought 5 ride tickets, for 5 bucks, so Alex & I could ride the carousel., which cost 3 tickets ($3).
Most of the rides in the Midway are for bigger kids than Alex so we strolled around and caught the second half of an "interesting" automated "vegetable" show.
Soon we met up with some good friends & neighbors whose child had shared some time in daycare with Alex so the two have become little buddies. Rowan got his 2nd trip on the Carousel with Alex then we all went in search for some food.
There is a huge variety of fair food here making deciding a bit tricky. We settled for a couple enormous Italian sausage subs with all the fixings, and a family sized bowl of hand cut fries. A bit of homemade root-beer washed it all down and we headed off to the catch some of the main parade.
We ended up near the horse show ring when a slalom race was about to begin. Alex loved being able to watch the riders maneuver their horses through the course only 20 feet from his spot at the fence!
Alex's grandparents arrived and we decided to check out some of the indoor exhibits, sheep shearing, 4H projects, livestock, and outdoor band, but first Alex's buddy Rowan had to head home so it was time to say goodbye.
After trying some fried pickles and fresh fair lemonade we decided it was time to roll. We hopped the school bus shuttle back to our car and headed for home. Alex made about 1.5 minutes of driving before falling asleep.
This fair is a NH classic and we'll be making this an annual event. It happens every Columbus day weekend, with the Saturday being called "Kids Day" and the Sunday "Family Day". Either day has plenty to do for everyone. Next time we'll remember a picnic blanket (because I'll re-read this post).
Did you go to a fair like this when you were a child? What was your favorite fair memory? Comment below!


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[saturday, august 23, 2008]
Beijing Games Set to Become the Most-Watched Television Event in History
NBC spins the numbers for Friday, August 22.
FOX's "Disturb," CBS's "Hour" to Skip Pilots
Both series will instead open with subsequent episodes, each network confirmed this week.
Development Update: Friday, August 22
Updates include: "The O.C.'s" Benjamin McKenzie in talks to join NBC's "LAPD"; plus Paris Barclay named an executive producer on HBO's "In Treatment."
207 Million Watch Beijing Games on NBC Universal Through 14 Days
NBC spins the numbers for Thursday, August 21.
MTV Greenlights Season Three of "Randy Jackson Presents: America's Best Dance Crew"
Setting a new record for the series, more than 39 million votes were cast to crown Las Vegas B-Boys Super Cr3w "America's Best Dance Crew" in last night's finale.
David Blaine Stuns the World with Another Extraordinary, Death-Defying Endurance Feat, on "David Blaine: Dive of Death," Live from New York's Wollman Rink, Wednesday, September 24 on Abc
Blaine will "attempt to hang from a thin wire five stories in the air - with no safety net or airbag to break his fall - in Central Park's Wollman Rink for three days and nights."
The CW's Fashions an Earlier Premiere Date for New Reality Competition "Stylista" on Wednesday, October 22 at 9:00 Pm
The newcomer had been set to roll out on October 29.
April and Ollie's Alliance Is Split Up When April Is Voted Out of the "Big Brother 10" House
CBS details the latest "Big Brother" elimination.
Sci Fi and Mgm Reach for the Stars with 'Stargate Universe'
Production on the series will begin in early 2009, with the show targeted to premiere that summer.
Development Update: Thursday, August 21
Updates include: Travel Channel snags "The Amazing Race" repeats; Ryan Seacrest sticks with E! parent Comcast Entertainment Group; and Joel Silver looks to bring the Vanderbilt family saga to HBO.
MTV Will Redefine Live Performances as Rihanna, Pink, T.I. and Paramore Are Set to Perform at "2008 MTV Video Music Awards"
The group joins the previously announced Kid Rock, Lil Wayne and the Jonas Brothers.
Jeopardy!, the Nation's #1 Quiz Show, Celebrates Its 25th Anniversary at the Top of Its Game
Season 25 will kick off with a special "Kids Week Reunion" reuniting 15 players who were 10 to 12 years old when they competed in the first Kids Week shows in 1999 and 2000.
Wheel of Fortune, Americas Game Keeps Raising the Stakes
Season 26 will introduce the "One Million Dollar Bonus Wedge."
Ghost Hunters International Wraps Up Stellar Summer Season
Sci Fi spins the numbers for Wednesday, August 20.
206 Million Watch Beijing Games on NBC Universal Through 13 Days, Surpassing Lillehammer
NBC spins the numbers for Wednesday, August 20.
Neil Patrick Harris and Sarah Chalke to Host the 2008 Primetime Creative Arts Emmy(R) Awards
The show will air as a two-hour special on E! Entertainment Television on Saturday, September 20 at 8:00/7:00c.
Emmys Announce First Set of Presenters for "The 60th Annual Primetime Emmy(R) Awards," Airing Sunday, September 21 on ABC
Initial wave includes Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Hugh Laurie, Tina Fey, Amy Poehler, Marcia Cross, Dana Delany, Teri Hatcher, Felicity Huffman, Eva Longoria Parker and Nicollette Sheridan.
Beneath New York Is a World That Few Know Exists and the Men Who Toil in ObscuritY... Sandhogs
History's latest original series premieres Sunday, September 7 at 10:00/9:00c.
It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia Goes on the Road with the "Sunny Game Show Tour"
This hosted game show will give fans the chance to compete for "Sunny"-themed prizes including DVD sets, "Sunny" apparel and the Grand Prize: the Official Dumpster Baby Trophy.
Spike TV Television Highlights - September 2008
September offerings include the original movie "Depth Charge" as well as the return of "The Ultimate Fighter" and "Manswers."
Sci Fi Channel Greenlights 2-Hour Film from Mgm Based on Popular 'Stargate Atlantis' Series
The movie is set to follow the fifth and final season of Stargate Atlantis, as it draws to its thrilling conclusion in January 2009.
America Has the Chance to Vote for Which "Big Brother 10" Houseguest They Want to Receive a Call from Home
Polls will open during the live show and end at 11:59 PM, PST on Thursday, August 21.
Espn, Mlb Advanced Media Extend Rights Agreement Through 2013
Under the new agreement, ESPN digital media's coverage of MLB will include live game streaming and expanded online and mobile highlights.
WGN America Announces a Unique Addition to Their 2008 Fall Line-Up "The Bob & Tom Show" Comes to WGN America November 3, 2008
"The WGN Program provides a visual version of our brand of comedy and entertainment," said host Tom Griswold.
Development Update: Wednesday, August 20
Updates include: ABC to air "Supermanny" as a backdoor pilot during "Supernanny's" season.
MTV Takes the Gold on Monday Night, 8/18
MTV spins the numbers for Monday, August 18.
Jason Mesnick Gets a Second Chance at Love When He Stars in "The Bachelor," Returning to ABC in January 2009
Mesnick lost out to Jesse Csincsak on the season finale of "The Bachelorette."
Beijing Olympics on NBC Universal Through 12 Days Surpasses 17-Day Total for Athens
NBC spins the numbers for Tuesday, August 19.
Soapnet to Air 24-Hour Marathon of Beverly Hills, 90210
24 episodes of the original "90210" are set for Labor Day, Monday, September 1, starting at midnight and running through the entire day.
'The Rachel Maddow Show' Launches SepT. 8 on Msnbc
The series will telecast weekdays, 9-10 p.m. ET.
Lifetime Orders 'Blonde Charity Mafia,' a New Docu-Series Set in the Fast-Paced, High-Society World of Washington, D.C.
Production on the six-episode series will begin in September on location in Washington, D.C.
Sophina Brown Joins the Cast of "Numb3rs" as a Series Regular
She'll continue as Nikki Betancourt, "a tough, street-smart ex-LAPD officer and full-blown adrenaline junkie who got her law degree at night school."
Valerie Bertinelli to Star in Pilot for New TBS Comedy Series from Successful Sitcom Writer/Executive Producer Dave Caplan
She'll play "a woman who manages to get through the day with surprisingly good humor despite very difficult circumstances."
She's Arrived! ITV2, Lionsgate and Ish Entertainment Bring You 'Paris Hilton's New Best Friend'
The 10 episode series is scheduled to air in the US on MTV in Q4, 2008.
Class Is in Session with New Students, Celebrity Contestants and Million-Dollar Winners on "Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader?"
Kathy Ireland, Star Jones, Jennie Garth, Gene Simmons, Sugar Ray Leonard, Jack Hanna and Dean Cain are among the notables attending class this season.
BBC America Premieres Three Compelling Documentaries in September
Offerings include "Cocaine Diaries: Alex James in Colombia," "The Human Camera" and "Should I Really Give Up Flying?"
Development Update: Tuesday, August 19
Updates include: "The Office's" Michael Schur inks a two-year, seven-figure overall deal with producer Universal Media Studios.
Mythbusters Take on One of Their Biggest Myths Ever: Nasa Moon Landing Hoax Theories
Said installment airs Wednesday, August 27 at 9:00/8:00c.
200 Million Watch Olympics on NBC Universal Networks
NBC spins the numbers for Monday, August 18.
NBC Universal Sells $25 Million in Additional Olympic Advertising
This is on top of the more than $1 billion the network sold leading into the Games.
ABC Family Ratings Highlights (Week of 8/11)
ABC Family spins the numbers for the week of August 11-17.
Disney Channel Ratings Highlights (Week of 8/11)
The Disney Channel spins the numbers for the week of August 11-17.
Primetime Ratings Report for the Week of August 11, 2008 (Based on National Live + Same Day Program Ratings)
ABC spins the numbers for the week of August 11-17.
Two More Finalists Are Eliminated from Competition But Remain in the Show as Part of the Chorus, on "High School Musical: Get in the Picture"
ABC details the latest "High School Musical: Get in the Picture" elimination.
Academy Award-Winner Barry Jossen Takes the Reigns as Head of Creative for ABC Studios
Jossen will now oversee the day-to-day creative affairs of the Development and Current departments for drama and comedy.
Ncis Drops Anchor on Ion Television
The series will air on Mondays and Tuesdays in the 9 p.m. to 10 p.m. ET timeslot starting September 8.
NBC's Coverage of the Beijing Olympics Delivers the Most Dominant Primetime Week in People Meter History
NBC spins the numbers for the week of August 11-17.
Big Brother Takes Silver Opposite Beijing
CBS spins the numbers for the week of August 11-17.
CBS Announces 11 Teams for the 13th Installment of "The Amazing Race" Premiering SepT. 28
The 11 teams will travel over 30,000 miles, spanning five continents in 23 days, all starting from the world famous Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, site of the 1932 and 1984 Olympics.
We TV.com's Original Web Series "She Got Game" Surprises and Challenges Unsuspecting Shoppers All-New Episodes Every Monday and Thursday
James Aguiar hosts the online game show, which gives shoppers a chance to win designer shoes, bags and more.


Police in Gloucestershire are appealing for the public's help to find a Cinderford man who has not been seen for more than a week.
Ben Gardner, 28, was last seen in Devon on Friday August 4 after he checked out of the Mercure Exeter Southgate Hotel.
It is believed that he was in the London area the following day but has not made contact with his family or police, who are all concerned for his welfare.
Ben is described as white, slim build, 5ft 5ins tall, with brown cropped hair and a moustache.
He was last seen wearing a green/brown knitted woollen jumper, light blue jeans, round glasses and brown open walking sandals.
If you see Ben, or have any information about where he is, please call police on 101 or email 101@gloucestershire.police.uk quoting incident 148 of 4/8.


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Duque de Guimarães foi um título criado pelo rei D. Afonso V, em 1475 a favor de D. Fernando II, 3.º Duque de Bragança. Fora originalmente criado em 1464, como condado, mas logo elevado a ducado, tendo pertencido à Casa de Bragança até ao Duque D. Teodósio I, data em que se tornou, pelo casamento da sua irmã Isabel de Bragança, pertença da Família Real Portuguesa.

Condes de Guimarães
 D. Fernando de Bragança, 3.º Duque de Bragança (1464-1475).

Duques de Guimarães
 D. Fernando de Bragança, 3.º Duque de Bragança (1475-1484);
 D. Jaime de Bragança, 4.º Duque de Bragança;
 D. Teodósio de Bragança, 5.º Duque de Bragança;
 D. Duarte de Portugal, Infante de Portugal;
 D. Duarte de Portugal, Infante de Portugal;
 D. João de Bragança, 8.º Duque de Bragança.

Reivindicações pós-Monarquia

Dos ramo familiar dos descendentes do ex-infante D. Miguel, pretenderam ao Ducado de Guimarães:
 Aldegundes de Bragança, condessa de Bardi por casamento.
 Duarte Pio de Bragança, pretendente ao trono português.

Títulos criados por Afonso V de Portugal

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Iran Safer Internet Day Committee - Anarestan (Amin Strategic Management Development Co.)
Our activities for SID 2022 are:
Attendance programs:
Inviting the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology, Education, President.
Holding conferences and lectures (with school principals, content producers, and cyberspace activists and attending schools.
Holding sports-recreational competitions at the level of selected schools with the help of the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology.
Cyberspace programs:
Holding a special competition and award for the Anarestan children and adolescents community.
Sending SMS to participate in online competitions.
Cultural advertising and information on social networks
Holding joint campaigns with content-producing business partners on secure Internet (such as Cafe-Bazaar).
The goals of Anarestan are:
Creating safe access to cyberspace through a whitelist feature which is provided by professionals and experts with wide experience in dealing with kids and teenagers from different backgrounds such as sociology, psychology, anthropology, education, and so on.
Creating an opportunity to provide educational and entertainment digital content for students of the country by presenting different ICT platforms such as VOD, games, and so on.
Enriching the content level through presenting various educational, training and entertainment services in cyberspace.
Developing content for kids in cyberspace and creating a safe environment for their growth are a necessity for comprehensive development and realisation of educational justice in society. Therefore, Amin Strategic Management Development Co. (Amin SMD) has been working as an aggregator of services and provider of ICT platforms in Iran in the field of education and entertainment for kids and teenagers since 2010.
This company inaugurated the Anarestan ecosystem late in 2015 in order to collect the required infrastructures and platforms to provide the educational and entertainment content suitable for Iranian kids and teenagers; so the mission of Anarestan as the most important project of Amin Company is to create a kid-friendly and content-rich internet ecosystem for kids and teenagers to educate them on using new technologies. Also, Anarestan holds special events and programmes with other players in this field to empower teachers and students.
Until now, Anarestan has succeeded in distributing 3.5 million free prepaid SIM cards to users, and is
presently localising tablets and other facilities to improve subscriber satisfaction.
Anarestan has been supported by Iran's Ministry of Communications and Information Technology, and specifically approved by "Support Programme of Developing Kids Cyberspace Services" in the country.
Special content for kids
https://anarestan.com/
info@anarestan.com
Abolfazl Mahmoodi
mahmoodi@anarestan.com


Azize, the youngest of Franklin Park Zoo's western lowland gorilla troop, will turn four in May and you're invited to the party. Watch Azize and the rest of the gorillas enjoy special enrichment treats, learn all about the animals during zookeeper encounters and more! Guests will also have the opportunity to sign a giant birthday card for Azize.
Please note: Gorillas will go on exhibit at 10:15 a.m.
Learn more about Zoo New England's deep commitment to gorilla conservation, and more importantly, what you can do to help save this species.
Gorilla numbers in the wild are declining at a rapid rate. Ebola virus and the commercial bush meat trade, along with extreme habitat loss and poaching are the main causes behind gorilla deaths. As a result, the western lowland gorilla's numbers have declined by more than 60% over the last 20 to 25 years. According to the World Wildlife Federation, even if all of the threats to this species were removed, scientists calculate that the population would require some 75 years to recover.
Zoo New England participates in the Western lowland gorilla Species Survival Plan. By sharing research and knowledge, participating institutions work together to establish guidelines that best ensure the health of captive populations, and with success, the survival of otherwise extinct species.


The Healthy (Turmeric) Pumpkin Spice Latte! — Loveleaf Co.
Turmeric. I added turmeric to this healthy PSL because of it's anti-inflammatory properties (and festive color!). Turmeric contains curcumin, a polyphenol that lowers the level of messaging molecules that trigger inflammation. Turmeric is also a liver cleanser so it's detoxifying too!
Add a pinch of black pepper to the PSL to boost the bioavailability of turmeric. Black pepper increases the absorption of curcumin (the good stuff!) in your blood.
Pumpkin Pie Spice. Because #lazyhealthy is a thing, I prefer to use a spice mix instead of measuring out spices individually. You can find pumpkin pie spice at Trader Joe's or my favorite organic one here.
Dairy-Free Milk. I use unsweetened almond milk or coconut milk for this PSL. For an extra creamy treat, stir in some full-fat coconut milk or top the latte with a little coconut whipped cream.
Or check out my Healthy Pumpkin Recipes Pinterest board!
Heat blended mixture to desired temperature and enjoy!
A pinch of black pepper increases the bioavailability of turmeric!


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Albert Hammond, Jr. Net Worth
Albert Hammond, Jr. Net Worth:
Albert Hammond, Jr. Net Worth: Albert Hammond, Jr. is an American musician who has a net worth of $10 million dollars. Born in Los Angeles, California on April 9, 1980, Hammond is best known for playing guitar and singing in The Strokes. He has been active in the music industry since 1999 and has been affiliated with record labels such as Cult Records, New Line, Rough Trade, Scratchie, and Black Seal.
The band plays an arrangement of indie rock, garage rock, post-punk, and alternative rock. Hammond has claimed The Beach Boys, The Velvet Underground, Buddy Holly, and John Lennon as some of his biggest influences. He attended Insitut Le Rosey in Switzerland where he met future bandmate Juilan Casablancas at the age of thirteen. They formed The Strokes in 1998. Some of Hammond's no table instruments include a 1985 '70s reissue Olympic White Fender Stratocaster and a Gibson Les Paul, Jr. He is known for his three-piece suits and was propositioned to release his own line of suits to be featured at Confederacy store in Los Angeles. Hammond is currently married to Justyna Sroka and has released two solo studio albums as well as one EP.
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Why Harry And Meghan Will Spend Christmas Morning Apart?
December 13, 2018 December 13, 2018 TGorgiev 0 Comments Meghan Markle, Prince Harry
This is Harry and Meghan's first Christmas together as a married couple. And the last one before they become a family of three!
But, they will most likely be spending their Christmas morning apart.
Members of the Royal family will wake up in the private home of the Queen, the Sandringham Estate in Norfolk, on Christmas.
According to a royal source, the women will stay in their bedrooms for the first meal of the day, away from the men.
The Queen's former chef Darren McGrady told the Mail on Sunday: "On Christmas Day, the ladies generally opt for a light breakfast of sliced fruit, held a grapefruit, toast and coffee delivered to their rooms."
The royal men sit downstairs at 8.30 am for a breakfast of egg, bacon, mushrooms, kippers and grilled kidneys to "set them up for the 11 am church service at St Mary Magdalene."
According to Grant Harrold, etiquette expert and former royal butler, this tradition is not only unique to the British Royal family. It is a common thing in a lot of aristocratic homes.
Mr Harrold told Fabulous Online: "In a lot of aristocratic homes, it does still happen that men will have breakfast downstairs while the women have breakfast in their bedroom."
The reason it happens is that it's an old tradition that when a couple is married, the gentleman would come down for breakfast and the ladies would remain upstairs."
He added that this is only the case for married aristocratic women and said: "All the ladies would have breakfast in bed apart from the single ladies.
"The single ladies have to be seen as 'sociable' whereas the ladies who were married didn't have to come down and socialise."
As a part of another tradition, Meghan won't be able to open her Christmas presents on the day.
"On Christmas Eve, The Royal Family lay out their presence on trestle tables and will exchange their gifts at teatime."
Meghan and the rest of the members will attend two church services on Christmas. The first is starting at 9 am and the second 11 am.
The first is smaller where the Queen will receive a communion. After that, the Royal family attend St Mary Magdalene Church for a public service.
"The Queen and other members of The Royal Family attend the morning service on Christmas Day at St Mary Magdalene, Sandringham, a country church visited by The Queen's Great-Great-Grandmother Queen Victoria, which dates back to the 16th century."
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Upcoming Event: Cory Doctorow on How Copyright Threatens Democracy
By Public Knowledge
If you're in the D.C. area, you'll want to mark your calendar for a very special upcoming event. On 6/28, Public Knowledge, the New America Foundation and Copynight will co-host a talk by author, blogger and activist Cory Doctorow, on the topic of "How Copyright Threatens Democracy". Full details and an RSVP form can be found at the New America Foundation's website. Don't snooze on this one, folks–this event is guaranteed to fill up fast. Full description after the break:
Join Cory Doctorow, co-founder of the UK Open Rights Group, in discussing his dystopian vision of the growing conflict between free speech and the democratic principles of the Internet and the business aims of commercial media giants. Co-hosted by the New America Foundation's Open Technology Initiative, Public Knowledge and Copynight DC, Doctorow combines his perspective as an author, activist, co-editor of Boing Boing to outline the threats to a free and open Internet, speech, creativity and fair use, and innovation from boundless copyright protections. Looking forward, Doctorow's prediction is bleak:
This means war. It is time to stop treating the industry's fight over copyright as a brush-war over creativity. The commercial media giants' business models and ambitions are increasingly incompatible with a free and open Internet, and hence a free and open society.
Cory Doctorow is a science fiction author, activist, journalist and blogger — the co-editor of Boing Boing and the author of the bestselling Tor Teens/HarperCollins UK novel Little Brother. He is the former European director of the Electronic Frontier Foundation and co-founded the UK Open Rights Group. Born in Toronto, Canada, he now lives in London.


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Kansas mom gets 28 years in prison for trying to poison 3 kids
WDAF / Johnson County
Therese Irine Roever received a combined sentence of 28 years and 11 months in prison. She will be subject to registration as a violent offender upon release.
via WDAF:
OLATHE, Kan. (WDAF) -- An Olathe woman charged with attempting to kill her three children by poisoning them has been sentenced to more than 28 years in prison.
Johnson County District Attorney Steve Howe announced Tuesday that 39-year-old Therese Irine Roever received a combined sentence of 28 years and 11 months in prison. She will be subject to registration as a violent offender upon release. Roever was sentenced in Johnson County District Court for three attempted first-degree murder charges and criminal threat. She was found guilty on March 3 and May 15 after entering a plea.
Court documents say on February 19, 2018, police were dispatched after Roever's ex-husband reported Roever and their three children were drugged and groggy. When officers arrived, Roever was lying on a bed with her 7-year-old daughter who was not alert, according to police. The couple's 5-year-old was also seen getting up from a bed and stumbling to the ground, and police found another 7-year-old child crying inside a bathroom. Court documents say officers also found multiple pill bottles on the ledge of a bed.
The children were rushed to hospitals in serious condition and survived, but doctors said two of the children would have died if they had been found later, according to court documents.
The Kansas City Star reports that after she was jailed, she was accused of plotting to have her former husband, John Roever, killed, according to prosecutors.
Olathe mom sentenced for attempted murder of kids, seeking hit man for ex-husband - Kansas City Star
Olathe mom sentenced to over 28 years in prison for attempting to kill her three children - WDAF
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Charles Warren Professor of American Legal History, Harvard Law School
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Monroe Gutman Professor of Latin American Affairs
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Robert Walton Goelet Professor of French History
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Lawrence D. Biele Professor of Law
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