We have lacked data to identify and analyze autocracy-to-autocracy transitions. In this paper, we introduce a new data set that provides transition information for the 280 autocratic regimes (in 110 countries with more than a million population) in existence from 1946 to 2010.
Beet root powder is used for coloring, from makeup to foods, and is used as a dye for soaps and clothes. Before our modern-day makeup companies, women rubbed beet root powder onto their cheeks for added blush. It is the perfect substitute for artificial red dye, since it does not cause any allergic reaction.
Instructions. 1  Cut the tops off of the beets, leaving about an inch of stem attached to the beet. Leave the root tail intact. 2  Rinse the beets in cold water. Slip the skins off. 3  Pour the apple cider vinegar and water into a clean pot. Place the cinnamon stick and cloves in a metal tea strainer or tied bundle of cheesecloth.