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Renewable energy takes centre stage at POWERGEN ASIA and Asian Utility Week
(Yeo Bee Yin (center), Malaysia's Minister of Energy, Science, Technology, Environment and Climate Change, and headline Keynote speaker, helps cut ribbon to open POWERGEN Asia and Asian Utility Week Exhibition hall. Photo credit Teresa Hansen)
In a region of the world where coal is still king, there is room for renewables. This was a takeaway from the Ministerial Address and Joint Opening Keynote at POWERGEN Asia and Asian Utility Week.
The two annual events kicked off Tuesday in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
Shantanu Jaiswal of Bloomberg NEF set the stage for the keynote, which was titled Navigating the Energy Transition. Jaiswal presented strategies for a cleaner future, even in a country that now generates 75% of its electricity from fossil fuels.
He identified five keys to that energy transition:
Renewable technologies have become the most competitive source of new electricity generation globally.
Fossil fuel importance in the global electricity generation industry is decreasing.
The future power systems will be more volatile.
The future power sector will have more flexibility, which will be necessary to ensure reliable grid operation and performance.
Utilities of the future will provide much more than just electricity.
Jaiswal went as far as to predict that by 2050, 50% of global electricity will be sourced from renewable energy. Fossil fuels will "support" renewables, he said.
As he concluded his presentation, Jaiswal challenged the audience to think differently when planning for the future. He told them rather than ask, "What will be the biggest change in the next 10 years?", instead ask this more important question, "What will not change in the next 10 years?"
Yeo Bee Yin, Malaysia's Minister of Energy, Science, Technology, Environment and Climate Change, closed out the Keynote session with the Ministerial Address. She spoke about the need for more collaboration between her organization and the country's utilities to provide more sustainable energy. Minister Yin said that collaboration between countries in the region also is needed to allow electricity produced in one country to be sold to other countries, an effort that must include regional regulatory framework, as well as technology-enabled infrastructure.
Minister Yin stressed that her office is working to create a regulatory environment that encourages and incentivizes investment in clean, renewable energy and cutting-edge technologies. As she closed her presentation, she talked about what motivates her.
"I believe energy is an enabler of a better economy. It is an enabler of a better life for people now and in generations to come," Minister Yin said. "The electricity industry makes a difference in people's lives."
Other Keynote speakers were Datuk Fazlur Rahman, Chief Strategy and Regulatory Officer for Tenaga Nasional Berhad, Malaysia's electric utility, and Richard Ireland, Managing Director for Clarion Energy in Asia.
POWERGEN Asia and Asian Utility Week are part of Clarion Energy's Power and Energy Series of Events and sister events to POWERGEN International and DISTRIBUTECH International, respectively.
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Head down to the southern tip of Chile and there is no denying that the region occupies a vital position in the country's economy with its expansive aquaculture industry — mainly growers of salmon, shellfish and algae.
As Chile embraces diversification as its economic development strategy, universities are keeping up with developments and working more closely with local communities. Among those that have adjusted its mission is the Universidad Austral de Chile.
"Our main campus is in Valdivia in the Los Rios region. We have two sedes, or independent campuses, one in Coyhaique in the Aysen region and another in Puerto Montt in Los Lagos," Vice Rector Renato Westermeier, who oversees the Puerto Montt campus, said.
Westermeier acknowledges that for local communities to grow, Chile must open up more to the world, whether in education or industry.
"For us in the south, Chile has a long trajectory in aquaculture and Japan is one of our major markets," he said.
And as Japan is a leading technology provider and innovator across industries, Westermeier points out that between the two sides, there are several opportunities to exchange ideas, share expertise and develop projects that will benefit local communities.
"As we are rich in resources, there is definitely space for collaboration. We invite the Japanese to work with us. We, at Universidad Austral de Chile want to be the springboard for Japanese companies and universities in developing Chile's southern region," Westermeier said.
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The Latest: Downstream Missouri River prepares for flooding
RETRANSMISSION TO CORRECT SURNAME - Tom Wilke, left, his son Chad, center, and Nick Kenny, launch a boat into the swollen waters of the North Fork of the Elkhorn River, to check on Witke's flooded property, in Norfolk, Neb., Friday, March 15, 2019. Heavy rain falling atop deeply frozen ground has prompted evacuations along swollen rivers in Wisconsin, Nebraska and other Midwestern states. Thousands of people have been urged to evacuate along eastern Nebraska rivers as a massive late-winter storm has pushed streams and rivers out of their banks throughout the Midwest. (AP Photo/Nati Harnik)
ST. JOSEPH, Mo. (AP) — The Latest on flooding in the Midwest (all times local):
As rivers and creeks in flooded eastern Nebraska and western Iowa crest Saturday, officials have begun looking downstream at likely flooding further south along the Missouri River.
The Jefferson City News-Tribune reports Missouri Gov. Mike Parson met with emergency management team members Friday to review and update flood-response plans. The Missouri Highway Patrol is preparing additional equipment, and swift water rescue personnel are on standby. The Missouri National Guard also has temporarily relocated the 139th Airlift Wing's C-130s from Rosecrans Air National Guard Base in St. Joseph as a precaution.
Some flooding of low-lying areas around the river in northwest Missouri had already been reported Saturday.
The National Weather Service says the Missouri River at St. Joseph reached nearly 26 feet on Saturday, about a foot below what's considered major flooding at the northwest Missouri city. But it's expected to crest Wednesday or Thursday at 29.3 feet — more than two feet above major flooding level.
Officials in the Omaha, Nebraska, area have had enough of rubberneckers maneuvering around road barricades to get a closer look at flooding.
The Douglas County Sheriff's Office has announced it will ticket anyone seen driving around barricades on closed roads in flooded areas of Valley and Waterloo, just west of Omaha.
Sheriff's Capt. Wayne Hudson says a person who drove around a barricade Saturday morning trying to get a closer look found himself in trouble when his truck stalled in high water. Hudson says rescuers then had to divert efforts from others to help him.
South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem and U.S. Sen. John Thune have surveyed flood damage in Sioux Falls.
Mayor Paul TenHaken and other city leaders took Noem and Thune on a tour of Sioux Falls on Saturday. The city was drenched in heavy rains earlier in the week as a powerful storm battered the central U.S.
Thune praised neighbors for helping others "get back up on their feet" and says that "speaks volumes to the caliber of people we have in South Dakota."
TenHaken says cleanup continues and a few roads remain closed. The Argus Leader reports the mayor expects Sioux Falls' bike trail to be "closed for a while."
On Friday, Noem signed an emergency declaration, allowing counties access to state funds to recover from the winter storms and flooding.
A man rescued from his stalled and flooded vehicle in western Iowa has been flown to a hospital in Omaha, Nebraska.
Omaha television station KETV reports the man called for help shortly before 7 a.m. Saturday and told emergency dispatchers he was stranded in a truck that was taking on water in Pacific Junction. Officials say it was almost an hour before rescue crews could reach him. He was flown to Nebraska Medicine around 8 a.m.
His name and medical condition have not been released.
Authorities urged people to stay off the roads near rivers and creeks and warned motorists not to drive onto water-covered roads.
Some homes are flooding in northern Illinois as waters rise on the Pecatonica and Rock rivers.
The National Weather Service on Saturday said record crests are possible along both rivers.
Many rivers and creeks in the Midwest are at record levels after days of snow and rain. In Nebraska and Iowa, people are being told to evacuate some areas after floodwaters broke through or overtopped levees. Some roads have also been closed, including a section of Interstate 29 in Iowa.
In Illinois, the (Freeport) Journal-Standard reports that the American Red Cross opened a shelter Friday night for those displaced by flooding in Rockford. Freeport resident Mary Martin says that within an hour of going to the store she couldn't get back in her driveway. She says "that's how fast the water was coming up" from the Pecatonica River.
Mandatory evacuation orders have been issued in rural areas of Mills County in southwestern Iowa as the Missouri River overtopped levees there.
Mills County Emergency Management officials issued the order Saturday, noting the river wasn't done rising.
Residents in the evacuation area are required to leave as soon as possible but no later than 4 p.m. Saturday.
An emergency shelter has been established north of the area at Salem United Methodist Church in Council Bluffs.
Travel in western Iowa is still hampered by flooding, and officials there and in eastern Nebraska are urging people not to drive if they don't need to.
The Iowa Department of Transportation's website says northbound Interstate 29 from the Missouri state line to about 40 miles (64 kilometers) north near the Pacific Junction exit remains closed due to flooding. Drivers on I-29 are being rerouted onto Interstate 35 in Kansas City, Missouri, north to Des Moines, Iowa, then over I-80 back to I-29 at Council Bluffs.
The detour takes drivers almost 140 miles (225 kilometers) out of the way.
Nebraska authorities are issuing a mandatory evacuation for some neighborhoods after a levee along the Platte River in the city of Fremont.
Officials ordered residents in certain areas to leave their homes as floodwater rushed in.
Trinity Lutheran and Salem Lutheran churches in Fremont have been opened as shelters.
Crews in parts of Nebraska are using boats to rescue people in floodwaters. The flooding happened after a deluge of recent rainwater and snowmelt was sent pouring over frozen ground, overwhelming creeks and rivers.
Rescue efforts have been hampered by reports of levee breaches and washouts of bridges and roads, including part of Nebraska Highway 92 leading in and out of southwest Omaha. Authorities also confirmed that a bridge on that highway that crosses the Elkhorn River had been washed.
Rescue and evacuation efforts have been continuing in many areas of eastern Nebraska, where a deluge of recent rainwater and snowmelt was sent pouring over frozen ground, overwhelming creeks and rivers.
Efforts overnight and into Saturday were hampered by reports of levee breaches and washouts of bridges and roads, including part of Highway 92 leading in and out of southwest Omaha. Authorities also confirmed Saturday that a bridge on that highway that crosses the Elkhorn River had been washed out Saturday.
The towns of North Bend and a large portion of Columbus were submerged Friday. Emergency workers used boats to evacuate residents.
The National Weather Service says recent heavy rains paired with rising temperatures melting snow are causing flooding in the Midwest.
Weather service meteorologist Brian Pierce in Davenport, Iowa, says moderate flooding Saturday along the Mississippi River is just the beginning. Pierce calls it the "dress rehearsal for the main event that's going to happen in early April." He says there's snow in Minnesota and Wisconsin that's yet to melt.
Pierce says when it does there will be another round of flooding in those states that will then move south along the Mississippi River into Illinois and Iowa.
The Mississippi River recorded moderate flooding Saturday from Rock Island, Illinois, south to Burlington, Iowa.
Flooding is also occurring along other rivers and creeks in the Midwest. In eastern Nebraska, at least one person is dead and two others are missing.
At least one person has died and at least two others are missing in floodwaters that have swamped towns and farmland, washed out roads and bridges and drowned livestock in Nebraska in the wake of a late-winter storm that overwhelmed rivers and creeks with rain and snowmelt.
The family of 50-year-old James Wilke, of Columbus, Nebraska, says he was driving his tractor to rescue stranded motorists on a county road cut off by flooding Thursday when a bridge he was crossing collapsed. His cousin, Paul Wilke, told the Columbus Telegram that James Wilke's body was found downstream. Gass Haney Funeral Home confirmed James Wilke's death.
Officials in other parts of Nebraska say a Norfolk man was seen on top of his flooded car late Thursday before being swept away in the water and another man is missing after being swept away by waters when a dam collapsed on the Niobrara River.


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Heads up 'Saved by the Bell' fans! Your favourite high school characters are returning in digital cartoon form.
If you were a child of the 80s, NBC's TV sitcom series Saved By The Bell is sure to have a special place in your heart. With its upbeat plotlines that addressed darker moral issues such as drug use or divorce, SBTB entertained millions of teenagers during its airing from 1989 to 1993. After the show's cancellation the high school sitcom quickly became a cult favourite with many in their twenties or thirties reminiscing about the life lessons they learned as well as the hilarious hijinks of mischievous Zack Morris (Mark-Paul Gosselaar), nerdy Samuel "Screech" Powers (Dustin Diamond) and all-American cheerleader, Kelly Kapowski (Tiffani-Amber Thiessen).
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ACC Football 2014 Position Rankings: Defensive Line
Defensive line looks like a strength in this year's ACC; so who has the best (and worst) units?
By John Cassillo@JohnCassillo Jul 25, 2014, 3:45pm EDT
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Yesterday, we took a look at Syracuse's entire defensive line. Sure, it's nice to see how our depth chart shakes out. But it's even more useful to see how it looks in comparison to our main competition: the rest of the ACC.
Yes, the Orange bring back plenty of defensive line experience from 2013, but they've also lost that unit's best player, Jay Bromley. Elsewhere in the conference, many of the other top D-linemen do return and figure to make a major impact for their respective teams. It's a deep, talented group -- one that could capitalize on the influx of inexperienced passers in the ACC this fall.
Below, each defensive line unit is ranked, from No. 1 through 14. Having stars certainly helps here, though overall, we're trying to grade the strength of entire units. We'll be discussing as many players as possible, but to avoid this article being 4,000 words long, don't be shocked if some names aren't included. Do you see things differently? Weigh in down in the comments.
1. Clemson Tigers: The fact that Vic Beasley decided to come back for his senior season changed this from a potential rebuilding year for the Tigers to another season near the top of the league -- except this year, on the strength of its defense. Clemson's improvement at the line of scrimmage has been a key element of its defensive improvement and a lot of that credit could fall to Beasley. Last year, he emerged as one of the country's most disruptive pass-rushers and along with fellow end Corey Crawford, the two seniors will make life hell for opposing passers. They're among the best defensive end tandems in the nation right now, which should scare the rest of the Atlantic.
2. Florida State Seminoles: If any defensive front is going to challenge Clemson's, it's obviously Florida State's. Despite a constant state of replacement, the line finds itself well-stocked with experienced contributors just the same -- all of whom are ready to jump right in and make an impact. The biggest name on that list is probably Mario Edwards, whose terrifying athleticism will be on full display in 2014. But it doesn't stop there. Between him, and fellow juniors Nile Lawrence-Stample and Eddie Goldman who both play on the interior, it's going to be incredibly difficult to run on the 'Noles at all this season.
3. Virginia Tech Hokies: Same as FSU, Tech's defense never really has to reset themselves completely, no matter how much attrition they may experience. Tackle Luther Maddy looks like the man to watch, though Ken Ekanem and Dadi Nicolas could be the keys to the pass-rush on the ends. This is a very athletic group overall, built on speed and agility over brute strength. Against a lot of the ACC, that's more than enough, and it should create some very interesting matchups with opposing offensive lines that may not have the footwork to combat the Hokies.
4. Louisville Cardinals: When we spoke with Mark Ennis during the Louisville preview podcast, he said that the switch to a 3-4 scheme this year could be a major benefit for the Cardinals. And given what they've lost, he's probably right. Replacing Marcus Smith is no easy task, but if DeAngelo Brown returns to full strength at nose tackle, it'll at least take some pressure off the ends and outside linebacker spots. This group's starting three are solid, but beyond that, there's also some concern. Freshmen litter the rest of the depth chart, and one injury could be cause for panic.
5. North Carolina Tar Heels: On the opposite end of the spectrum to Louisville, North Carolina features a ton of depth -- which could prove to be the unit's biggest strength in 2014. Norkeithus Otis came on strong pass-rushing from the BAN spot last season, and despite more attention being paid to him now, he should still improve upon his 7.5 sacks. Elsewhere, Ethan Farmer will be the team's run-stuffer at defensive tackle, so long as he gets some help on the interior. As mentioned, though, it's the depth that helps most here. With a slew of juniors sitting on the depth chart, they should be able to rotate guys enough to always have fresher legs on the field.
6. Virginia Cavaliers: On paper, it looks like Eli Harold is the only real notable returnee on the line. But that forgets the impact Chris Brathwaite provided the last time he took the field back in 2012 (when he racked up 10 tackles for loss from the tackle spot). Obviously everything about this season is make-or-break for UVa, however this defensive front could at least remove some of that pressure from other places. Unlike other positions on this team, there's a deep bench of highly talented (albeit green) players here -- and if they can work some snaps in for the large crop of once highly-touted recruits on this depth chart, it could be a unit that improves greatly over the course of the year.
7. Miami Hurricanes: Anthony Chickillo is one of the better returning pass-rushers in the conference, which is a huge boost for Miami. Beyond him, however, there's a ton of promise and not a whole lot of previous results to bank on. Miami's 29 sacks last season were nothing to write home about -- but when you consider where they were (just 13 in 2012), it was a huge step forward. And that's where the rest of the line comes in. To continue that growth as a line and a team, they'll need to find ways to get after the passer. Being a team that doesn't stop the run all that well, it's essential that opponents at least fear them in one aspect of the game.
8. Syracuse Orange: There are plenty of great names on the depth chart for Syracuse -- Robert Welsh, Micah Robinson and Eric Crume all come to mind. Now what about the ones we don't know as well yet? That, more than anything else could be the key to what this defensive line can do in 2014. Obviously replacing Bromley is priority no. 1, and so far, Marcus Coleman looks poised to try and do that. The Orange found ways to be incredibly disruptive at the line of scrimmage last season with various blitz packages. They'll need to do even more of that this year without an experienced, elite player on the inside anymore.
9. NC State Wolfpack: Dan and I just mentioned these guys the other day on the podcast, but it's worth repeating: the line holds the key for just how effective this Wolfpack defensive unit can be. No, there are no game-changers, per se. But Mike Rose and T.Y. McGill, in particular, have shown an ability to at least generate pressure behind the line of scrimmage and with another year under their belts, they could continue to grow into greater roles. There's some extra pressure on them in this 4-2-5 scheme too, however, that'll be necessary to give new members of the secondary some time to grow into starting spots early in the year.
10. Pittsburgh Panthers: Just like Syracuse must try and figure out how to replace a top defensive tackle, so must Pitt. Aaron Donald was a force of nature for the Panthers during his career (especially once the team shifted to a 4-3), and you can't just plug in another guy to replicate that overnight. Still, Pittsburgh can and will try to find a combination of players who could fit the bill. Shakir Soto and Darryl Render seem best-suited for the role in terms of the current starting lineup, though obviously their previous production was assisted by Donald getting doubled. This group is far from doomed, but it will take some adjusting to make this work.
11. Boston College Eagles: BC's line pretty much resets this season, which is cause for both promise and concern -- but that's what happens when you field a senior-heavy class one season, you have to then replace all of those guys next fall. So who's this year's breakout stud a la Kasim Edebali in 2013? Tackles Mehdi Abdesmad or Connor Wujciak could both conceivably fit the bill as the team's most senior and experienced players on the line's two-deep. On the ends, they're relying on sophomores, though ones with tons of potential in Malachi Moore and Kevin Kavalec.
12. Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets: An underrated defensive line departure in the conference? Jeremiah Attaochu, who was truly the heart and soul of this D and now must be replaced by at least one (if not more) players. It seems that Tech might have options, though, which is surprising for those who've been following the school's woeful recruiting as of late. Jabari Hunt-Days and (Ed. Note: Ends up Hunt-Days is ineligible, which certainly impacts their overall ranking here -- hence a drop in this update) Adam Gotsis could be poised for big jumps as juniors, which also means one side of the line could be stacked with the team's top playmakers. Maybe this groups surprises -- they'll definitely need to if the defense is going to carry the Wreck this year (likely necessary).
13. Duke Blue Devils: The Blue Devils have a ton of replacing to do on the defensive line, which automatically makes this a major area of concern. At the same time, though, take a look at last year's production (or lack thereof): 23 sacks (T-73rd in the FBS) and 69 TFLs (T-86th). There's a ton of room for improvement, and the players stepping into starting positions are actually pretty senior (even if fairly inexperienced). But can they actually find the ability to generate more pressure? Jamal Bruce should be a standout, but is injured far too often. Dezmond Johnson and Jordan DeWalt-Ondijo are both seniors on the end, but need time to adjust to bigger workloads. So I guess we'll see...
14. Wake Forest Demon Deacons: I'm SO sorry, Wake. This is just so bad. And I'm actually a fan of the switch from a 3-4 to a 4-2-5 scheme in terms of the line's long-term prospects. It just looks like the cupboard is incredibly bare right now (experience-wise) and that could allow teams to manhandle the Deacons at the line of scrimmage early on (or probably all season). Wake Forest lacks both size and depth up front, so they'll be betting entirely on some senior starters like Johnny Garcia and Zachary Allen using age-related savvy over anything else. Good luck, Deacs.
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For the sake of the earth
By Cindy Uken April 22, 2019
Ruth Ivory-Moore (left), ELCA program director for environment and corporate responsibility, discusses climate change issues with a colleague during the United Nations climate conference. Credit: Courtesy of ELCA advocacy.
Youth at the 2018 ELCA Youth Gathering visited the advocacy display and were encouraged to be agents of change for climate solutions. Credit: Courtesy of ELCA advocacy
While talking about the uptick in severe weather and extreme temperatures, Ruth Ivory-Moore, ELCA program director for environment and corporate responsibility, is direct: "All of creation is experiencing the impact of global warming.
"These extreme weather patterns result in unprecedented floods, droughts and wildfires, and rising sea levels that are leading to the degradation of the earth. And the consequences are not being borne equally. The most vulnerable among us are paying a higher price; that is, they are disproportionately impacted with extraordinary losses and damages. We are truly in a dire situation, but there is hope—both spiritually and scientifically."
Against this backdrop, the ELCA is underscoring its work in environmental justice through a new collaboration with ecoAmerica's Blessed Tomorrow program, an ecumenical faith community initiative to empower climate action and advocacy.
"The earth is our home and we are accountable to God for protecting and caring for all of creation," Ivory-Moore said. "We recognize and value the benefits of establishing relationships and working with other denominations. Therefore, the ELCA embraces the opportunity to form collaborative relationships with others to work to protect our home—the Earth.
The nonprofit ecoAmerica conducts research to learn who is ready to advocate on the issue of climate change and how organizations involved in that work can motivate people to take action.
"We can use this information to bring awareness to our congregations in language that resonates to their specific concerns," Ivory-Moore said.
"The earth is our home and we are accountable to God for protecting and caring for all of creation."
Amy Reumann, director of ELCA Advocacy, said that the relationship with ecoAmerica expands and deepens the ELCA's ability to provide resources that inform, inspire and equip congregations and leaders to learn about climate change, talk about its impacts and address it through their ministries.
"Climate change is hurting people now and impacting core ministries of the church," she said. "It's uprooting populations, undermining global gains in health, exacerbating hunger, and driving natural disasters and regional conflicts. We are involved for the sake of our neighbor's well-being and the security of generations to come.
"It's also a theological problem, rooted in distortion of our relationship with God that results in treating creation as an endless storehouse to plunder rather than a precious trust to steward. Climate change is the result of human sinfulness, as we in the U.S. consume more than our fair share of natural resources through unsustainable lifestyles and energy use while those who contribute least to greenhouse gas emissions are suffering its impacts the most."
Ivory-Moore said the church's work in environmental advocacy is based on Scripture and ELCA teachings, including the social statements "Caring for Creation: Vision, Hope and Justice" and "Sufficient, Sustainable Livelihood for All."
"Our climate-justice work includes advocating for public laws and policies that protect the health and well-being of humans and all of life," she said.
Ann Svennungsen, bishop of the Minneapolis Area Synod, said Martin Luther's concept of vocation is key to understanding the church's call to address climate change.
"Because Luther was so clear on justification by faith alone, he spoke courageously about our freedom to boldly engage the world," Svennungsen said. "He always seemed to be pushing Christians back into the community. If your town needs a mayor, run for mayor. If it needs a school, build a school. These are the vocations of the baptized. Today, Luther would probably add: If your global home needs healing, find a way to do it."
Ivory-Moore said ELCA Advocacy works to create resources and opportunities to get involved, including action alerts so Lutherans can send messages to their members of Congress.
ELCA Advocacy works with not only full-communion partners but also interreligious offices on Capitol Hill so the faith community speaks with one voice in the most strategic way.
"The Blessed Tomorrow program is another area where we can collaborate and work with our full-communion partner churches," Ivory-Moore said. "Blessed Tomorrow provides another venue to collectively raise our voices for action. We can share ideas and tools, and help build compelling strategies to address climate change and to protect and uplift the most vulnerable."
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Volkswagen Global BEV Sales Increased In H1 2022 By 25%
That's mainly thanks to the first quarter, because the second quarter brings zero growth.
Jul 30, 2022 at 10:42am ET
By: Mark Kane
The Volkswagen Group (which includes Volkswagen, Audi, Porsche, Skoda, SEAT and more) reports €132.3 billion ($134.9 billion) in revenues in the first half of 2022, which is 2% more than a year ago.
That's not a bad result, considering how terrible the second quarter was due to the war in Ukraine, the ongoing global semiconductor shortage, and the coronavirus pandemic in China.
Nonetheless, vehicle deliveries decreased by 22.2% year-over-year to nearly 3.88 million, which is not a good sign. While the operating result remains positive (some €12.8 billion and up 12.9% in H1), it decreased by 31% year-over-year in Q2 (to €4.5 billion).
In the case of all-electric vehicles, we have already known that the Volkswagen Group sold some 217,000 BEVs (up 27% year-over-year) during the first half of the year, including 118,000 in Q2 (up 6%).
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The group's main brand - Volkswagen, reports 62,500 passenger all-electric car sales in Q2 (up just 0.6% year-over-year) and 115,900 in H1 (up 24.8%).
Compared to a total of 2.08 million vehicles (down 23.2%), that's over 5.5% of the total, globally.
Volkswagen global BEV sales - Q2 2022
The top-selling electric Volkswagen model is the Volkswagen ID.4 with 63,000 units (66,800 including ID.5).
In recent months, Volkswagen launched production of the ID.4 at additional sites - in Emden, Germany and in Chattanooga, Tennessee, US, as well as the Volkswagen ID. Buzz in Hanover, Germany.
Together with increasing sales in China (a new record in June), it's expected that Volkswagen will be able to return to fast growth later this year.
The backlog of orders for all-electric ID. cars in Europe alone stand at 139,000. If we add orders in other markets, we can basically assume that the entire production envisioned for 2022 is sold out.
For reference, in 2021, Volkswagen sold some 263,000 all-electric vehicles (up 97% over 2020). Only time will tell, whether this year the volume will significantly beat the 2021 record and maybe exceed 300,000.
Top All-Electric Car OEMs In Q2 2022: BYD Approaches Tesla
US: Volkswagen ID.4 Deliveries Collapsed In Q2 2022
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Location: Redington Mine, Knoxville, Napa County, California, USA. Scale: See Photo.
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Grace Leyden is a junior at the University of Missouri in Columbia, Mo. Leyden says she relies on her tight-knit friend group for emotional support during the COVID-19 pandemic.
"Why should I go to college?" He asked. Like many US students, Alex Whitehouse is in the midst of a great decision - college.
"For so long, the school board didn't even take the issue of gender seriously at all," said Emile Eller, a fashion design freshman at Stephens College who identifies as nonbinary.
Noah Alcala Bach, 19, hadn't experienced racism until he moved to Missouri to study at the University of Missouri. "I was leaving a store and this lady asked me if I wanted to exit by land or sea," he said.
Abbie Cohen is proud of her car. "It makes weird noises and has some blemishes, but it's perfect," she said while posing for a portrait in July 2020 in Los Angeles, Calif.
Tzar Domynik, 20, is a musician and artist in Los Angeles. "My aim is to mix taboo imagery and chaotic sounds to create a new form of entertainment," Domynik said. "I want people to appreciate sounds and art that are unsettling and brash."
"I wouldn't mind being on the cover of Vogue," Cameron Dane, 23, said. Dane has always dreamed of modeling and moved to Los Angeles in early 2020 to pursue her career.
"Being a man is having the courage to live out your dreams," Matt Wald said as he plopped down on his bed on the afternoon of December. 21, 2018. Wald is currently a high school student focusing his time on art while facing his anxiety in high school. "I think it's important to not be put down by what other people have to say," he said. "I live my life and just do me every single day."
"When we skate, we dance. Our bodies are together and our movements become complementary." Kev Presley dances after a local drag show performance by Veronika Versace in South Columbia, MO on June 27, 2019 at Yin Yang Night Club.
"She is my everything," the young man said of his girlfriend beside him. "He ins't lying. I am his everything," she replied with a chuckle.
In high school, Michael Fisbeck weighed 300 pounds. Fisbeck, pictured here on Dec. 8, 2018, decided to stop eating. "I would chew gum to convince myself that I was eating." In college, Fisbeck was diagnosed with anorexia. "Now, I need to help others like me," he said.
Lauren Lefitz is a graphic designer and painter in Southern California. Lefitz, who poses here at her childhood school, uses abstraction and nostalgia in her art.
Maddie Davis says she has never had happy dreams. For as long as she can remember, she dreams of sorrow and fear. "Dreams have always intrigued me," she said. "I have recurring dreams, but none of them are pleasant."
Rayla Puckett, 4, pauses for a moment while building a sandcastle with her father in Malibu, Calif. She later ran to her mother for a hug as the sun hit the horizon.
"I want to model, I want to photograph, I want to art direct, I want to style," Courtney Fitch said. Although Fitch pushes himself artistically and yearns to pursue his passion full-time, he lives the life of a student. "I have bills to pay," he said. "It's all me baby, no one is here to feed me and that's just fine."
"Halloween is simply the best," said Grant Minson. He left the party as the Columbia Police rushed into the scene.
Sage Wallace-Williams says she uses her personal style to express herself. "When I'm not dressed colorfully I feel really down in the dumps," she noted.
"Sometimes I look to the sun and thank it for its warmth," Emmett Ferguson said after a run on August 8, 2019.
Battle High School band members look to the camera while preparing for the homecoming football game in late Sept. in Columbia, Missouri.
"Sometimes I forget we're in a pandemic," Simone Moscovitch says. "I get in my car to drive to the store and I completely forget. No mask, no gloves — and then I have to go back home."
"I feel like I'm truly looking at myself for once," Quentin Montoya said. "Thank you to those who have been with me throughout my mental-health struggles, my academic challenges, and creative obsessions." Montoya cut his hair short and dyed it pink during quarantine.
"Since my dad and brother died, I haven't had anybody to talk to who is a role model," Davyn Orcutt said. "My dad died of cancer a couple years ago and my brother committed suicide after so I'm half motivated by hopelessness and half hopeless by hopelessness." Pictured here on December 4, 2018 Orcutt says he is lost amongst his emotions and feels detached from life. "Being happy is definitely a challenge for me," he said.
"I touch fruit for money," Hunter Naelor, a grocery store employee, said. Naelor, a current high school student in Missouri has a self-prescribed hunger for adventure and late nights. "I like to be with friends and drive and drive and drive."
Josh Karasik is a budding pop music artist in Los Angeles. His music explores youth and love.


Brendan Dawes' distilled films. Taxi Driver, Vertigo, The Conversation; one grab per second, one minute per row, one film per print. More. And. // Via 1+1=3, the making of the Six Feet Under title sequence. Film. // Visualising data. // TV-liquor cabinet combo. A whole new level of kitsch. // Deogolwulf on the wisdom of Richard Rorty. // Mick Hartley on Freud, cocaine and chutzpah. // Shiraz Maher on Hizb ut-Tahrir. "I only hope that our testimonies will encourage those still within Islamist movements to find the moral courage to leave." // 70,000 Hizb supporters rally in Indonesia. // Man arrested by Saudi religious police for washing car instead of praying. Faints, dies. // Iranian man lashed for possessing Bible. "Security agents accused the man of converting from Islam to Christianity." // Robert Mugabe inspired to greatness by North Korea. (H/T, Daimnation!) // Life magazine cover browser. 1936 -2007. // The Book Cover Appreciation Gallery. // The Visual Index of Science Fiction Cover Art. (H/T, Coconut Jam.) // Assorted timepieces. // Can a computer keyboard be cleaned in a dishwasher? Apparently so. // Cleaning CDs with a banana. // The Washington Banana Museum. // Via Coudal, the Museum of Forgotten Art Supplies. // The Museum of Cocaine. // ReacTable tactile synthesiser. More. And. // Via Dr Westerhaus, Aleksandra Domanovic's low-budget video for Jamie Lidell's New Me. // Pachelbel's Canon in D. (1680) Ah, smells classier already.
Deogolwulf's notes on Rorty are worth reading in full, as a compendium of philosophical ways of saying "You're wrong! Haha!" and stamping one's foot. Someone in the comments raised Johnson's "refutation" of Bishop Berkeley. Nice to see that sort of "refutation" is still alive and, er, kicking.
I thought you'd appreciate that one. It made me laugh, though perhaps for different reasons. And you see how I tailor ephemera entries to my regulars' inclinations? That's bespoke, that is.
It's always done with deep, deep love.
Speaking of bespoke, David, thanks for the Visualizing Data ephemera link. As a fan of Edward Tufte, I've book-marked that site for further perusal this weekend, as a Friday ephemera might suggest.
And so in kind, I'd like to recommend to you my Sagacious Iconoclast's Tax Calculator, which computes how much of your income goes to the government, directly or indirectly.
Thanks for that. And, yes, I thought the Fidg't was particularly lovely. See today's unscheduled post for additional data bling.


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Q: ASIHTTPRequest async updating uitableview I'm using a UITableView which loads data from a server. I need to use async ASIHTTPRequest, which is in a separate .m.
How could I force to reload the table data when the requestFinished:request is called?
Thanks!

A: You can just send the data that needs to be loaded into the TableView by passing it between files. and then finally call a different method of inside the table view that implements the command [self.tableview relaodData];
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What i see from your comments is that the you have a tableView CONtroller or someform of controller that loads the data by calling another class that holds the ASIHTTPrequest/ ansynchrinous requsts. now You have also told me that the TableView Also hold a UIViewController in each cell which i Dont think is a good idea you could go with a custom cell method have a look at this 4 part tutorial... now and the data that needs to be loaded into the TableView is loaded by TableViewController by some method wither it be each cell or something... so after you are able to get the data just inside the tableViewController just Call the [self.tablebview reloadData] inside the TableViewController which is the parent of the TableView there is no need to call in the other methods.

A: Finally solved with observers although when the app is completely closed won't work. I'll think in something.
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A couple of months ago I spent a morning on a local trail pulling out what felt like tons of blackberry vines. I became really good at telling the difference between the native variety and the invasive Himalayan kind. Right now I wish I could tell you conclusively which type is pictured in this photo, but all I can really say is that it's probably Himalayan, because there's so much more of the invasive species than of the native. Which is pretty much true of anything, right? Like our Eurpoean ancestors who thrived here and crowded out the indigenous inhabitants of the land.
While I wish their arrival hadn't come at such a high cost to the natives, I am grateful to the inventors of our national eating day, having just consumed enough delicious food to keep me going for a week. Happy Thanksgiving to all!
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What Are Instagram Nametags and How Do You Use Them?
Fabio Buckell
When you think of nametags, you may think of those huge and embarrassing ones you wear at your high school reunion. Instagram Nametags are a lot better since you're able to customize them.
Instagram's Nametags can be personalized, can have your face added to them, and make it easier for others to follow you. Keep reading to find out the various ways to create and customize your Instagram Nametags.
What are Instagram Nametags?
Instagram Nametags are images you can create that make it easier for others to follow you. You won't have to type anything to follow another account.
You don't have to create a nametag since you already have one. To find your name tag, tap on the profile tab, and tap on the hamburger icon at the top-right.
Select the Nametag option (that will be the first one on the list), and your nametag will appear automatically. Since it's going to be the first time you access your nametag, Instagram will guide you through the different nametags you can use.
How to Use Instagram Nametags
If you've followed the steps above, you're currently looking at your Instagram Nametag. Now what? The nametag is what you're going to show your friends and future follower's so they can keep up with your postings. Share your nametag with everyone by tapping the "Share" icon at the top right.
What if you want to follow someone else? There is more than one way you can scan someone else's nametag. For starters, you can tap on the "Scan a nametag" option right below your nametag.
After selecting the option, just use your camera's phone to scan the nametag. You'll see an option to view the profile. You can then decide if you want to follow the account.
You can also scan a Nametag you saved in your device's gallery. Just tap on the Image icon in the top-right.
Additionally, you can scan a nametag by tapping on the "Search" tab, followed by the nametag option at the top-right.
Another way you can scan a nametag is by swiping right to access the camera while pointing the camera at a nametag and then long-pressing on the screen.
How to Personalize Your Instagram Nametag
Now that you found your Instagram Nametag and know how to use it, it's time to give it your personal touch. You can either change the color of your nametag, add emojis, or add a selfie. To change either the color or the emojis of your nametag, choose which option you want to change by selecting the radio button at the top as it changes from Color to Emoji to Selfie. Tap anywhere on the screen to make changes to any of those options.
For the colors, it will continue to change until you stop tapping on the screen. Similarly, tap the screen and swipe until you find the emoji you want to add.
For the selfie nametag, keep tapping until you have the design you want. For the design that will surround your selfie, you can choose between a unicorn, various glasses, hearts, and a mustache.
It is obvious that Instagram copied this feature from Snapchat, but there are no complaints here. It's a great feature to have around, and hopefully this is the beginning of more great features to come. Are you happy with Instagram Nametags? Let us know what you think in the comments below.
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Q: I am using UseEffect Hook, but still component is getting Uncaught TypeError: Cannot set properties of null. in react I have to give a hover effect to a certain element that has an id "address-instructions".
I have used UseEffect so that it is only accessed after being rendered,  but I still get Uncaught TypeError: Cannot set properties of null (setting 'onmouseover')
, which indicates that the component is not rendering.
Please help. Thank you in advance.
  useEffect(()=>{
    document.getElementById("address-i").onmouseover = () => {
      document.getElementById("address-instructions").style.display = "block";
    };

    document.getElementById("address-i").onmouseout = () => {
      document.getElementById("address-instructions").style.display = "none";
    };
  }, []);

A: you can use useRef for the same...
import "./styles.css";
import { useRef } from "react";

export default function App() {
  const h2 = useRef();
  const hideElement = (ref) => {
    ref.current.style.display = "none";
  };
  const visibleElement = (ref) => {
    ref.current.style.display = "block";
  };
  return (

        Hello CodeSandbox

Start editing to see some magic happen!

  );
}

You can use above code directly on codesandbox.
I hope this will help you! Happy coding...


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Chambray és un municipi francès situat al departament de l'Eure i a la regió de Normandia. L'any 2007 tenia 458 habitants.

Demografia

Població
El 2007 la població de fet de Chambray era de 458 persones. Hi havia 174 famílies, de les quals 37 eren unipersonals (12 homes vivint sols i 25 dones vivint soles), 59 parelles sense fills, 74 parelles amb fills i 4 famílies monoparentals amb fills.

La població ha evolucionat segons el següent gràfic:

Habitants censats

Habitatges
El 2007 hi havia 220 habitatges, 178 eren l'habitatge principal de la família, 31 eren segones residències i 11 estaven desocupats. Tots els 219 habitatges eren cases. Dels 178 habitatges principals, 153 estaven ocupats pels seus propietaris, 20 estaven llogats i ocupats pels llogaters i 5 estaven cedits a títol gratuït; 1 tenia una cambra, 8 en tenien dues, 20 en tenien tres, 38 en tenien quatre i 111 en tenien cinc o més. 143 habitatges disposaven pel capbaix d'una plaça de pàrquing. A 83 habitatges hi havia un automòbil i a 88 n'hi havia dos o més.

Piràmide de població
La piràmide de població per edats i sexe el 2009 era:

Economia
El 2007 la població en edat de treballar era de 288 persones, 240 eren actives i 48 eren inactives. De les 240 persones actives 222 estaven ocupades (116 homes i 106 dones) i 18 estaven aturades (10 homes i 8 dones). De les 48 persones inactives 17 estaven jubilades, 16 estaven estudiant i 15 estaven classificades com a «altres inactius».

Ingressos
El 2009 a Chambray hi havia 171 unitats fiscals que integraven 445,5 persones, la mediana anual d'ingressos fiscals per persona era de 23.236 €.

Activitats econòmiques
Dels 23 establiments que hi havia el 2007, 1 era d'una empresa alimentària, 6 d'empreses de construcció, 3 d'empreses de comerç i reparació d'automòbils, 1 d'una empresa de transport, 2 d'empreses d'hostatgeria i restauració, 1 d'una empresa d'informació i comunicació, 2 d'empreses immobiliàries, 4 d'empreses de serveis, 1 d'una entitat de l'administració pública i 2 d'empreses classificades com a «altres activitats de serveis».

Dels 6 establiments de servei als particulars que hi havia el 2009, 1 era una oficina de correu, 2 guixaires pintors, 1 lampisteria i 2 restaurants.

Dels 3 establiments comercials que hi havia el 2009, 1 era una botiga de menys de 120 m², 1 una llibreria i 1 una botiga d'electrodomèstics.

L'any 2000 a Chambray hi havia 6 explotacions agrícoles que ocupaven un total de 543 hectàrees.

Equipaments sanitaris i escolars
El 2009 hi havia una escola elemental integrada dins d'un grup escolar amb les comunes properes formant una escola dispersa.

Poblacions més properes
El següent diagrama mostra les poblacions més properes.

Referències

 Résumé statistique Fitxa resum de dades estadístiques de Chambray a l'INSEE.
 Évolution et structure de la population Fitxa amb el detall de dades de Chambray a l'INSEE
 France par commune  Dades detallades de tots els municipis de França accessibles a partir del mapa.

Municipis de l'Eure


Real estate attorney Leo B. Siegel discusses the eviction process and when a trial is necessary to evict a tenant. The tenant could be anyone, including a sister living in an inherited house. Every situation is unique. One thing is certain, the judges must follow the laws pertaining to removing tenants from a property.
Is a trial necessary to evict a tenant in California?
If the tenant does file a written response to the unlawful detainer summons and complaint within the required 5 days, then a trial is necessary to remove the tenant from the property.
The owner or his or her attorney applies to the court for a trial date. The trial date is assigned during the next, oh, probably 10 days. The trial will be 10 days after that, 10 to 15 days after that. The court must set the trial date within 20 days after the request is filed, by law.
You show up for the trial. The trials usually take 15-20 minutes. More often than not, unlawful detainer cases settle in the hallway before the trial begins. The settlement usually involves giving the tenant additional time to vacate the property on a date certain.
There are advantages to settling for both parties.
The advantages to the owner are that they get possession back on a date certain without having to take the risk of going to trial. Also, if the settlement agreement is properly prepared, the tenant will be waiving any rights to what is called a stay of execution which would extend their stay in the property after the date of the trial.
The advantages to the tenant, the occupant, are that the unlawful detainer case, the eviction case, is dismissed when they vacate the property if they perform in a timely fashion. Unlawful detainer cases are masked from public view when they are first filed. That is, no future landlords or subsequent landlords would even know that the tenant was being subjected to eviction. Because, if they did know that, they would not be very excited about renting property to someone who is already getting evicted, they are a bad risk.
If the tenant settles the unlawful detainer case, usually in the hallway before the trial starts, or before if it settles the unlawful detainer case stays masked. No future landlord would ever see that tenant had been subject to eviction.
If the tenant does not settle and goes through trial and gets a judgment for possession entered against them the masking order is lifted. Future landlords would then have access to public records that show that that person has been evicted before.
When I am hired as the real estate agent to list homes for sale, and a tenant is living in the home, depending on the circumstances, it may be my recommendation to have the tenants moved out before the home gets listed with real estate MLS listings. It the owner, administrator, executor, or successor trustee does not have experience in managing real estate or understand the eviction process, I will always recommend they hire an attorney.
A do it yourself eviction notice is readily available on the Internet. Absent an understanding of the eviction laws proper notice may not be given to the tenant. We need to understand why the tenant is being evicted and if the legal requirements are met. That will determine if a 3-day eviction notice form is used or a 30-day notice to vacate is used.
The purpose of courts – what trial courts deal with.
The purpose of a trial.
Parties in a civil trial – are they represented by an attorney.
The steps of a trial process.
Hiring professional help comes with a price. In most cases, it makes sense to hire people to help us with things we have no knowledge or experience with.
About: Leo B. Siegel is a real estate attorney with 34 years of experience handling landlord/tenant issues, eviction, co-ownership disputes, contract disputes, fraud, title issues, easements, and boundary disputes and has extensive trial experience.
Leo may be contacted at (831) 768-9110 or https://www.legalsiegel.org.


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Transphobia? Homophobia? May love conquer all.
Prancing Elite Tim, being challenged by friends for her gender expression.
I couldn't believe what I was hearing. As I lurched for the remote, my dinner plate teetered on the edge of the table that separated me from the TV screen across the room. Just as I hit the pause button, Harry's key to my apartment turned in the lock.
"Harry!" I sang, excited to see the grown kid I consider my top Valentine walk through the door. "How are you, honey? The package you ordered is on the stool at the breakfast bar."
"Thanks, Mom," Harry said, sitting down opposite me to open his latest UPS delivery. "Sorry I'm late. Angel wanted to stop at the Pat Field's sale."
"No worries. I'm watching The Prancing Elites Project before the Democratic debate starts. And reality TV or not, I'm still a little shaken – horrified, really – by how the show opened."
What do you mean?" Harry asked.
"Well, Tim, who identifies as a woman, gets challenged by two of her gender-nonconforming teammates who think she should be taking female hormones or having boob surgery so she can 'portray herself' the way they think the world expects a trans woman to present."
"Ugh. Really?"
"Here, I'll play it for you," I said. "It's all in the first three minutes of the show."
I cringed as Tim's dance teammate Adrian asked if she wanted to "be this way" for the rest of her life. "And what if you meet a guy, Tim, and he says that you're not fully transgender? 'Cause you're not respecting the image you're trying to put on."
That's called internalized transphobia.
Prancing Elite Jerel chimed in. "We're not trying to offend you by saying that you look masculine, but, Tim, in reality you're not a woman. You are a transgender woman. You can't continue getting mad when you're not fully portraying that image."
"I'm putting on my own image," Tim defended, clearly hurt and angry.
"Can you believe this?" I asked Harry, still incredulous that Tim's friends could be so insensitive.
There's no physical requirement to what a woman is. That doesn't exist.
"That's called internalized transphobia," Harry said, shaking their* head. "It's rampant. Even with Caitlyn Jenner, a lot of people have the idea that trans women aren't women, no matter what they do. There's no physical requirement to what a woman is. That doesn't exist."
"I know, but why do you say 'internalized' transphobia?"
"That it's latent," Harry said. "They should know better, but they don't. It's just ridiculous. They don't see it as anti-trans, but that's how it manifests. It's like gay men who say they don't like feminine men is the equivalent of internalized homophobia."
"Why is that so threatening to people?" I asked.
"Because some people don't fit into the box that others think they should be in. It's tragic."
Harry – my Valentine, my tutor, my perceptive and insightful child – had once again shone a light on the expectations, assumptions and directives some people make about even their closest friends. They don't realize the emotional pain it causes. My heart ached. Tim's friends thought they were being helpful by telling her how to act, how to be, and what she should do with her body.
After Harry left, I watched the rest of the show. And I almost couldn't handle hearing Tim's mom at a big family dinner refuse to refer to her youngest child as she. "I know you don't like it," Tim's mom told her. "But that's just life."
So there I sat, alone in my living room, eyes welling up as it sank in that the people Tim feels closest to don't accept her as the woman she knows herself to be.
On this Valentine's Day, I can only wish that Tim's mom will find it in her heart to be there one hundred percent for her daughter, to celebrate her and support her for who she is.
And I send big hugs and sequined optimism to Tim. I know that while dancing continues to bring her joy, her self-love will eventually draw to her a more loving and accepting world. And in the spirit of this day meant for love, that's my wish for every youthful LGBTQ heart.
*Note: My child uses the pronouns he/she/them" pronouns interchangeably.
IF YOU LIKED THIS POST YOU'LL PROBABLY ALSO LIKE THESE:
"The look of everyday love."
"Married or single, every parent has a Valentine."
"The (genderqueer) kid I never expected."
Rickshala
I love that word Transphobia. In Russia everything is phobias. Phobias stop us from growing and accepting. Now that we will have a better Supreme Court perhaps we will suffer less phobias. We live in a nation that can and will overcome phobias.
We are who we are and without phobias we can accept. What is there to be afraid of? Yaks in Russia fear nothing and seem perfectly happy.
Lee Anne Leland
I am 63. I am the sum of all those years. Some of this, a little of that and what has emerged is…myself. No labels, no boxes and no closets. Just a typical non-conforming lesbian trans woman.
Brava, Lee Anne! ❤


Will consuming carbs prevent me from losing weight?
No, no way. Your body needs carbs on a daily basis and your mind only functions properly with substantial carbs' intake. However, there are many different types of carbs you need to take into account. You should emphasize on consuming carbs that are high in fiber and always in combination with protein. Recommended carbs you should aim at consuming when trying to lose weight include: all kinds of vegetables, starchy veggies and legumes, fruit such as strawberries and berries, whole grain cereal, quinoa, amaranth and brown rice.
The truth is that there is no one and only way to lose weight. Usually, most people have tried several different ways in order to lose weight, until finally you can find the one best suited to your needs. You can lose weight by burning calories and by burning additional calories than your body needs. Apart from this, there are additional factors that can contribute to your weight loss.
Is dinner the cause of increasing weight?
No. Most likely you will feel less energetic during night, and as a result your metabolism will be a little slow. This doesn't mean that that you will instantly increase your body weight. Your body requires a certain amount of fuel on a daily basis. If you add too much fuel, you will increase your body weight. If you add very little, then you will manage to decrease your body weight. If you have urges for unhealthy snacks while watching TV after dinner, be careful not to overdo it.
Should I try homemade juices with fruits and vegetables?
If you like to drink fresh juices with fruits and vegetables, this is a great way for you to add some nutrients through your day. However, it is important to remember that one glass of fresh juice is very good for you but it cannot satisfy your hunger properly. In addition, because when you are making a juice you cannot add the fibers, it is crucial not to replace all of your vegetable portions with juices. A fresh juice should be used as an additional source of vitamins.
What should I do when I don't have the time for something healthy?
It is crucial to always adjust your nutrition according to your specific lifestyle. You cannot change your whole life in order to create the ideal diet. So, you have to start with the very basic! Drink an adequate amount of water and plan your every meal so that your sleeping time would be at least one hour away. Then, you can concentrate on the specific things that you want to add to your diet. Even the slightest change and modifications can actually make you feel a lot better.


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Resilience, Satisfaction and Happiness
June 2012 - Some of us never get over the pain of losing of a loved one while for most people adverse emotional situations associated with anxiety and depression fade with time. But there is another group who actually gain strength and grow personally from meeting adversity.
254 students from the Faculty of Psychology at the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (UAB) were tested on different questionnaires to gauge levels of satisfaction with life and probe connections between resilience and capacity for emotional recovery. The latter quality is a component of emotional intelligence - the ability to control a person's own emotions and those of others.
The results showed that students who were more resilient (about a fifth) were more satisfied with life and also believed they had control over their emotions and state of mind. Resilience seems to be correlated positively with satisfaction with an individual's life.
Dr Joaquín T Limonero, professor of the UAB Research Group on Stress and Health at UAB who coordinated the research said:
"Some of the characteristics of being resilient can be worked on and improved, such as self-esteem and being able to regulate one's emotions. Learning these techniques can offer people the resources needed to help them adapt and improve their quality of life."
The study was published in Behavioral Psychology and also included UAB researcher Jordi Fernández Castro; professors of the Gimbernat School of Nursing (a UAB-affiliated centre) Joaquín Tomás-Sábado and Amor Aradilla Herrera; and psychologist and researcher of Egarsat, M. José Gómez-Romero.
Be Happy - But Not Too Happy
A study by researchers from the Universities of Cambridge and Southern California published in the Journal of Happiness Studies in 2008 found that although women start life happier than men, they experience more difficulty in achieving their goals and end up less happy as a result.
Anke Plagnol and Richard Easterlin's study is said to be the first to use nationally representative long-term data to examine the role of lack of fulfilment in a person's sense of well-being. Researchers explain that expectations of success may vary between generations and demographic characteristics alter over time. Controlling for relevant factors such as race and education, they found that women are, on average, happier than men in early adulthood but after the age of 48 the position is reversed especially in relation to family and finances.
Anke Plagnol said:
"Men come closer to fulfilling their aspirations, are more satisfied with their family lives and financial situations, and are the happier of the two."
The study found that 90 per cent of men and women aspire to a happy marriage.
Anke Plagnol commented:
"Differences between men and women in aspirations for marriage and children are fairly small. Gender differences in satisfaction depend largely on attainment."
Researchers found that the least happy period of the average man's life was his twenties when he was most likely to be single. Young men are also more dissatisfied with their financial situations, not because they are worse off, but because they want more. Those in a relationship also tend to be in a stronger financial position than those who must depend solely on their own resources.
After the age of 34, men are more likely to be married than women, and the happiness gap widens with age, mirroring men's growing satisfaction with family life. Men also become more satisfied with their financial situations over time, as reflected in their increased spending power. Researchers found that men tend to covet expensive items that might not be affordable until later in life, such as a car or vacation home. However, women want more "nice clothes" than men. These findings are consistent with an earlier study by Richard Easterlin showing that recent generations are less satisfied than previous generations, despite having more.
"Of course, one doesn't have to be married to be happy, but if that's something you really want - and it is for most people - then the failure to attain it can have an impact on your overall happiness."
Some age milestones:
41: Age at which men's financial satisfaction exceeds women's financial satisfaction
48: Age at which men's overall happiness exceeds women's overall happiness
64: Age at which men's satisfaction with family life exceeds women's satisfaction
A study published in Perspectives on Psychological Science in 2007/8 argued that the pursuit of happiness can be taken to extremes and that moderate levels may be preferable to elation. Researchers from the University of Virginia, the University of Illinois and Michigan State University analyzed data from the World Values Survey of economic, social, political and religious influences and studied the behaviors and attitudes of 193 Illinois undergraduate students.
Researchers explain that many indicators of success and well-being (such as relationships, employment, health and longevity) are correlated with greater happiness with some studies suggesting that it is causal rather than consequent. However, their findings challenge the common assumption that all positive measures increase along with happiness. Individuals classifying themselves as most happy (10 on a 10-point life satisfaction scale) were in some respects worse off than those scoring slightly less.
Ed Diener, professor of psychology at Illinois said:
"Happy people are more likely (than unhappy people) to get married, are more likely to stay married, are more likely to think their marriage is good. They're more likely to volunteer. They're more likely to be rated highly by their supervisor and they're more likely to make more money."
"But there is a caveat, and that is to say: 'Do you then have to be happier and happier? How happy is happy enough?"
Researchers hypothesised that mildly happy people (classifying themselves as 8 and 9 on a 10-point scale) may be more successful in some respects than those who consider themselves at the top of the scale. Profoundly happy people may be less inclined to alter their behavior or adjust to external changes even when flexibility would be advantageous. Data from the World Values Survey supported that prediction.
The authors said:
"The highest levels of income, education and political participation were reported not by the most satisfied individuals (10 on the 10-point scale) but by moderately satisfied individuals (8 or 9 on the 10-point scale)."
The study found that the most satisfied individuals earned significantly less, had lower educational achievements and were less politically engaged than the moderately satisfied. However the most satisfied individuals were more successful socially, engaging more often as volunteers and maintaining more stable relationships.
The study of 193 undergraduates revealed a similar pattern. Students were categorized as unhappy, slightly happy, moderately happy, happy or very happy. Success in categories related to academic performance (such as grade-point average, class attendance and conscientiousness) increased as happiness increased, but decreased slightly for individuals classified as very happy. However, the very happy group scored significantly higher on social factors (such as gregariousness, close friendships, self-confidence, energy and time spent dating).
Researchers suggest that happiness may need to be moderated for success in some areas of life, such as income, conscientiousness and career.
Ed Diener commented:
"The people in our study who are the most successful in terms of things like income are mildly happy most of the time."
Previous studies linking health and emotions have found that extremely happy people diagnosed with serious illnesses do not always demonstrate better outcomes. Researchers speculate that this may be because they worry insufficiently about crucial issues affecting survival.
Ed Diener added:
"Happy people tend to be optimistic and this might lead them to take their symptoms too lightly, seek treatment too slowly, or follow their physician's orders in a half-hearted way."
Researchers conclude that happiness is a worthy goal for the unhappy, but the endless pursuit of ever more happiness may be counterproductive.
Ed Diener concluded:
"If you're worried about success in life, don't be a 1, 2, 3 or 4 (on the 10-point scale). If you are unhappy or only slightly happy, you may need to seek help or read those self-help books or do something to make yourself happier. But if you're a 7 or 8, maybe you're happy enough!"
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Бежа́ницкий райо́н — административно-территориальная единица (район) и муниципальное образование (муниципальный район) в составе Псковской области Российской Федерации.

Административный центр — посёлок городского типа (рабочий посёлок) Бежаницы.

География
Бежаницкий район занимает территорию 3535 км² и граничит на востоке с Новгородской областью, на юго-востоке — с Локнянским районом, на юге — с Пустошкинским районом, на западе — с Опочецким и Новоржевским районами, на севере — с Дедовичским районом Псковской области.

Основные реки — Льста, Сороть. Наиболее крупными озёрами являются Полисто (площадью 30,6 км²), Алё (13,9 км²), Дубец (10,3 км²), Цевло (7,95 км²), Русское (4,2 км²), Пылец (3,6 км²), Каменное (3,5 км²), Сусельницкое (3,2 км²) и др.

На востоке района расположен Полистовский заповедник.

Население

По состоянию на 1 января  года из  жителя района в городских условиях (пгт Бежаницы и Красный Луч) проживают  % населения района или  человек, в сельских условиях  —
 % или  жителей.

По данным переписи населения 2010 года численность населения района составляла 13 264 человека, в том числе 5353 городских жителя (из них в пгт Бежаницы — 4333 человека; в пгт Красный Луч — 1020 человек) или 40,36 % от общего населения; а также 7911 сельских жителей или 59,64 %.

Населённые пункты

По переписи 2002 года в районе насчитывалось всего 487 сельских населённых пунктов, из которых в 71 деревне население отсутствовало, в 154 деревнях жило от 1 до 5 человек, в 95 — от 6 до 10 человек, в 107 — от 11 до 25 человек, в 27 — от 26 до 50 человек, в 12 — от 51 до 100 человек, в 9 — от 101 до 200 человек, в 8 — от 201 до 500 человек, в 4 — от 501 до 1000 человек.

По переписи 2010 года на территории района было расположено 467 сельских населённых пунктов, из которых в 116 деревнях население отсутствовало, в 181 деревне жило от 1 до 5 человек, в 72 — от 6 до 10 человек, в 59 — от 11 до 25 человек, в 15 — от 26 до 50 человек, в 6 — от 51 до 100 человек, в 8 — от 101 до 200 человек, 7 — от 201 до 500 человек и в 3 — от 501 до 1000 человек.

На данный момент в состав района входят 469 населённых пунктов:

Муниципально-территориальное устройство

С апреля 2015 года в составе Бежаницкого района входят 5 муниципальных образований, в том числе 1 городское и 4 сельских поселений:

История муниципального устройства
В составе муниципального района согласно Областному закону от 28 февраля 2005 года № 420-ОЗ было образовано 12 муниципальных образований: два городских и 10 сельских поселений (волостей).

Административное деление в 2005—2010 гг.:

На референдуме 11 октября 2009 года было поддержано объединение ряда муниципальных образований Бежаницкого района: городского поселения (пгт) Красный Луч и Цевельской волости, Ашевской и Ново-Кузнецовской, Дворицкой и Махновской волостей.

Законом Псковской области от 6 ноября 2009 года № 918-ОЗ, Ашевская и Ново-Кузнецовская волости были объединены в сельское поселение Ашевское; Махновская и Дворицкая волости — в сельское поселение Пореченское; городское поселение Красный Луч и сельское поселение Цевельская волость — в сельское поселение Полистовское.

В соответствии с редакцией от 3 июня 2010 года Областного закона от 28 февраля 2005 года № 420-ОЗ «Об установлении границ и статусе вновь образуемых муниципальных образований на территории Псковской области»№ 420-ОЗ, в составе Бежаницкого муниципального района были созданы 9 муниципальных образований: 8 сельских поселений (в том числе 5 волостей и 3 собственно сельских поселений) и 1 городское поселение (Бежаницы).

Административное деление в июне 2010 — марте 2015 года:

Законом Псковской области от 30 марта 2015 года № 1508-ОЗ «О преобразовании муниципальных образований» сельские поселения Кудеверская волость, Пореченское и Бежаницкая волость были объединены в единое сельское поселение Бежаницкое с административным центром в рабочем посёлке Бежаницы; также сельские поселения Добрывичская волость, Ашевское и Чихачёвская волость были объединены в единое сельское поселение Чихачёвское с административным центром в селе Ашево.

История
Бежаницкий район образован в 1927 году в составе Великолукского округа Ленинградской области, наряду с Чихачёвским (затем Ашевским) и Кудеверским районами (ныне части Бежаницкого). С 1929 года — в составе Западной области с центром в Смоленске, с 1935 года — в составе Калининской области. С 1937 по 1938 год район входил в Опочецкий пограничный округ Калининской области. С 22 августа 1944 года собственно Бежаницкий район, а также Кудеверский район были включены в новообразованную Великолукскую область, а Чихачёвский (Ашевский) район — в новообразованную Псковскую область. С 2 октября 1957 года — все они в составе Псковской области. В 1958 году был упразднён и включен в состав Бежаницкого Кудеверский район, в 1963 году — Ашевский (Чихачёвский).

Экономика
В районе относительно слабо развиты производственные и промышленные отрасли, активно (на фоне ряда районов субъекта) ведётся сельское хозяйство. Функционируют несколько животноводческих ферм (ОАО совхоз Ударник, ОАО совхоз Ленинский путь и др.) на основе молочного и мясного хозяйства. За пределы района реализуется мясо крупного рогатого скота, картофель, сено. Самым крупным промышленным предприятием на 2007 г. в районе является ОАО "Стеклозавод «Красный Луч» — одно из старейших предприятий стекольной отрасли России, единственное предприятие в районе подобного масштаба. Повсеместно ведётся круглогодичная заготовка древесины, во многих местах несанкционированно, широкое распространение получили охраняемые лесоучастки-заказники. Выращиваются хлебные культуры, лён (имеется льнозавод), овёс, картофель. Ранее была развита торфодобыча (район богат торфяниками), добывается песок.

Транспорт

Через федеральные трассы сообщением Бежаницы — Порхов и Псков — Великие Луки следует несколько междугородних автобусов. Из районного центра налажено автобусное сообщение со многими населёнными пунктами внутри района — Полозово, Кудеверь и др. По железнодорожной ветке Дно — Новосокольники курсируют пригородные поезда, а на крупных железнодорожных станциях района останавливается большинство междугородних и международных пассажирских поездов, следующих через область. На торфяных разработках вблизи озёр Цевло и Полисто находится узкоколейная железная дорога бывшего торфопредприятия «Полистовское-1». Сохранился только участок Цевло — Доронин Бор, он используется исключительно для движения съёмных мотодрезин.

Рядом с деревней Фешково, приблизительно в 300 метрах от трассы Бежаницы — Порхов находился аэропорт, из которого регулярно совершались местные пассажирские рейсы, с 1990-х гг. аэропорт практически не действует: частная территория. Сохранились взлётно-посадочная полоса, рулёжные дорожки и бетонные стоянки самолётов ("гейты").

Культура
Центром историко-культурного наследия Бежаницкого района является усадьба-имение Философовых, в конце XVIII в. — начале XIX века принадлежала Дмитрию Николаевичу Философову (1784—1822 гг.) В центре усадьбы — барский дом со служебными постройками. Барский дом стоял на высоком холме, главенствуя над окружающим ландшафтом, восточная сторона его была обращена к парку. Украшением парка были великолепные копии знаменитых античных статуй, которые приобретались Философовым во время его заграничных путешествий. Современники поражались великолепию барского дома, интерьеры двух комнат которого воспроизведены на картинах талантливого ученика Веницианова — Григория Сороки. Усадьба исторически связана с именем А. С. Пушкина (посетившего имение в 1825 году). В 1863 году барский дом был сожжён крестьянами, а имение разорено. Парк впоследствии был запущен, а затем окончательно вырублен в годы ВОВ. Усадьба частично восстановлена и охраняется НПЦ по охране и использованию памятников истории и культуры, посещается туристами. Внутри усадьбы открыт для посещения краеведческий музей, частично восстановлены интерьеры эпохи Философовых.

В районном центре действует Бежаницкая центральная районная библиотека (182840, Бежаницкий район, Бежаницы пос., Смольная ул., 17. Тел: (81141) 2-10-36). Это учреждение находится в старинном краснокирпичном здании на главной улице посёлка Бежаницы и было открыто  года известной общественной деятельницей Анной Павловной Философовой как «народная библиотека»; тогда же библиотеке было присвоено имя В. Д. Философова — действительного тайного советника, члена Государственного совета Российской империи. 23 апреля 2003 года решением собрания депутатов Бежаницкого района библиотеке было присвоено имя А. П. Философовой. Библиотека известна созданием читательских клубов и объединений, организацией центра правовой информации и знаменитыми Философовскими чтениями, которые ныне имеют статус общероссийских.

В посёлке Бежаницы в настоящий момент имеется летний театр, в котором проводятся различные концертные мероприятия, отмечаются праздники. В вечернее время в посёлке организуются танцы (дискотека). Неподалёку имеется действующий детский развлекательный парк с аттракционами.
На протяжении многих лет в районе выпускается 2 раза в неделю популярная газета «Сельская новь» с количеством подписчиков 3,4 тыс. чел.

На Бежаницком стадионе проходят регулярные футбольные матчи, где соревнуется  команды Бежаницкого района и Псковской области, а также другие спортивные игры; на границе пос. Бежаницы и Лющика открыта спортивная многофункциональная площадка. В районе есть школа искусств и дом детского творчества.

Достопримечательности
 Помещичья усадьба князя Львова XIX века (комплекс княжеских построек и парк) в деревне Гора. Исторически парк был ландшафтно сооружён в виде огромных букв фамилии князя (недостоверная информация), читаемых с высоты птичьего полёта.
 Парк усадьбы Философовых в деревне Красное Солнце вблизи районного центра.
 Фамильный склеп семьи адмирала российского флота Чихачёва Н. М. — крупного военного и государственного деятеля России во второй половине XIX века, деревня Добрывичи. Его именем названы мыс в Татарском проливе, острова в Японском море и Корейском проливе.
 Живописный барский пруд XIX века с искусственным островом, деревня Успенье (Успенское) близ автомобильной дороги в город Новоржев.
 Полистовский заповедник — одна из крупнейших в Европе уникальная Полистово-Ловатская болотная система площадью 37,9 тыс. га (природный заповедник организован в 1994 году).
 Памятный знак в деревне Верховинино, где родился писатель-публицист Иван Афанасьевич Васильев, лауреат Ленинской премии и Государственной премии РСФСР им. Горького.
 Монумент героическим защитникам Родины на автодороге Бежаницы — Кудеверь в деревне Махново близ р. Мухровка и р. Льста.
 Ландшафтный заповедник — озеро Алё (13,9 км²) близ пос. Кудеверь. Самое живописное озеро района, со множеством больших и малых островов.
 Памятник жителям деревень Суслово и Глушнево, заживо сожжённым в годы фашистской оккупации в Великой Отечественной войне 1941—1945 гг.

Примечания

Ссылки
 Официальный сайт Бежаницкого района
 Сведения на сайте области

 Район на трёхвёрстной военно-топографической карте Европейской России


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ε-Amanitin (epsilon-Amanitin) is a cyclic peptide. It is an amatoxin, all of which are found in several members of the mushroom genus Amanita. The oral  of ε-amanitin is approximately 0.1 mg/kg.

Toxicology

Like other amatoxins, ε-amanitin is an inhibitor of RNA polymerase II. Upon ingestion, it binds to the RNA polymerase II enzyme which completely prevents mRNA synthesis, effectively causing cytolysis of hepatocytes (liver cells) and kidney cells.

See also
 Mushroom poisoning

References

External links
Amatoxins REVISED
Poisonous Mushrooms (German)

Cyclic peptides
Amatoxins
Hepatotoxins
Tryptamines


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