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Climate Change Act 2008
Climate Change Act 2008 is up to date with all changes known to be in force on or before 29 January 2023. There are changes that may be brought into force at a future date.
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Part 1 Carbon target and budgeting
The target for 2050
1.The target for 2050
2.Amendment of 2050 target or baseline year
3.Consultation on order amending 2050 target or baseline year
Carbon budgeting
4.Carbon budgets
5.Level of carbon budgets
6.Amendment of target percentages
7.Consultation on order setting or amending target percentages
8.Setting of carbon budgets for budgetary periods
9.Consultation on carbon budgets
10.Matters to be taken into account in connection with carbon budgets
Limit on use of carbon units
11.Limit on use of carbon units
Indicative annual ranges
12.Duty to provide indicative annual ranges for net UK carbon account
Proposals and policies for meeting carbon budgets
13.Duty to prepare proposals and policies for meeting carbon budgets
14.Duty to report on proposals and policies for meeting carbon budgets
15.Duty to have regard to need for UK domestic action on climate change
Determination whether objectives met
16.Annual statement of UK emissions
17.Powers to carry amounts from one budgetary period to another
18.Final statement for budgetary period
19.Duty to report on proposals and policies for compensating for budget excess
20.Final statement for 2050
Alteration of budgets or budgetary periods
21.Alteration of carbon budgets
22.Consultation on alteration of carbon budgets
23.Alteration of budgetary periods
Targeted greenhouse gases
24.Targeted greenhouse gases
25.Base years for targeted greenhouse gases other than CO2
Carbon units, carbon accounting and the net UK carbon account
26.Carbon units and carbon accounting
27.Net UK carbon account
28.Procedure for regulations under section 26 or 27
Other supplementary provisions
29.UK emissions and removals of greenhouse gases
30.Emissions from international aviation or international shipping
31.Procedure for regulations under section 30
Part 2 The Committee on Climate Change
32.The Committee on Climate Change
Functions of the Committee
33.Advice on level of 2050 target
34.Advice in connection with carbon budgets
35.Advice on emissions from international aviation and international shipping
36.Reports on progress
37.Response to Committee's reports on progress
38.Duty to provide advice or other assistance on request
39.General ancillary powers
40.Grants to the Committee
41.Powers to give guidance
42.Powers to give directions
43.Interpretation of Part 2
Part 3 Trading schemes
Trading schemes
44.Trading schemes
45.Activities to which trading schemes may apply
46.Matters that may or must be provided for in regulations
Authorities and regulations
47.Relevant national authorities
48.Procedure for making regulations
49.Further provisions about regulations
50.Information
53.Grants to administrators and participants
54.Power to make consequential provision
Part 4 Impact of and adaptation to climate change
National reports and programmes
56.Report on impact of climate change
57.Advice of Committee on Climate Change on impact report
58.Programme for adaptation to climate change
59.Reporting on progress in connection with adaptation
60.Programme for adaptation to climate change: Northern Ireland
Reporting authorities: non-devolved functions
61.Guidance by Secretary of State to reporting authorities
62.Directions by Secretary of State to prepare reports
63.Compliance with Secretary of State's directions
64.Consent of, or consultation with, devolved authorities
65.Report on exercise of power to give directions
Reporting authorities: devolved Welsh functions
66.Guidance by Welsh Ministers to reporting authorities
67.Directions by Welsh Ministers to prepare reports
68.Compliance with Welsh Ministers' directions
69.Consent of, or consultation with, Secretary of State
70.Interpretation
Part 5 Other provisions
Waste reduction schemes
71.Waste reduction schemes
72.Waste reduction provisions: piloting
73.Waste reduction provisions: report and review
74.Waste reduction provisions: interim report
75.Waste reduction provisions: roll-out or repeal
Collection of household waste
76.Collection of household waste
Charges for carrier bags
77.Charges for carrier bags
Renewable transport fuel obligations
78.Renewable transport fuel obligations
Carbon emissions reduction targets
79.Carbon emissions reduction targets
80.Report on climate change: Wales
81.Climate change measures reports in Wales
82.Repeal of previous reporting obligation
83.Guidance on reporting
84.Report on contribution of reporting to climate change objectives
85.Regulations about reporting by companies
86.Report on the civil estate
87.Power of Ministers and departments to offset greenhouse gas emissions
88.Fines for offences relating to pollution
Part 6 General supplementary provisions
Territorial scope of provisions relating to greenhouse gas emissions
89.Territorial scope of provisions relating to greenhouse gas emissions
Orders and regulations
90.Orders and regulations
91.Affirmative and negative resolution procedure
92.Meaning of "greenhouse gas"
93.Measurement of emissions etc by reference to carbon dioxide equivalent
94.Meaning of "international carbon reporting practice"
95.Meaning of "national authority"
96.Meaning of "relevant Northern Ireland department"
97.Minor definitions
98.Index of defined expressions
99.Extent
100.Commencement
101.Short title
The Committee on Climate Change
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Allocation of allowances
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Information from potential participants in a trading scheme
Requirements for a valid notice
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Warrior by Zoe Archer
Warrior is the 1st book in the Blades of the Rose Series by Zoe Archer!
This book is the beginning of the 4-book series. And I found that you do need to read all of the books, and in order to be able to really understand the background plot that spans the whole series.
This is the one that starts us out by introducing Captain Gabriel Huntley and Thalia Burgess.
But first, some #bookdetails that will help you to know more before you read!!
This book is a full-length novel, with no cliffhanger. And while there's a back story that spans the whole book, there's a plot for this book as well. And that plot gets solved by the end of this book.
There's a bit of swearing that happens as well as crude words used in some scenes.
This is a fantastical story based as a historical romance. It's listed as a paranormal romance, but I found that it's filled with more magic than paranormal stuff. Things like spells, shamans, ancient legends and magical artifacts that give powers to the user.
The book is called Warrior because Captain Huntley is a soldier, a warrior, that's needs a cause throughout his life. Any other type of life would not be enough. So the cause that he's stumbled upon with Thalia is exactly what he wants and needs!
This story is based in 1870s in Mongolia. So we get to learn about the customs and cultures of that time period.
Now about the story:
Gabriel, being a man of integrity and honor, intervened when he saw a man being beaten. And then he takes up this man's mission, to deliver a message in person, even though it happens to be far away.
And because this book is based in the 1870s, Gabriel has to travel from England to Mongolia by boat, which takes him months to get there.
And there, he meets Thalia Burgess, who happens to be the daughter of the man that the message was intended for.
After delivering the message and gauging their reactions, he knows something's afoot sticks around to see what's going on.
And a good thing he did!
Because Franklin Burgess had broken his leg, he couldn't go after The Source like he knew they needed to. So Thalia goes in his stead. And that's where Gabriel follows her. And by the time he catches up with her, and a manservant, he thwarts an attack on their lives.
He promises to help them get to where they need to go and protect them while they get there.
And because this is a romance, the attraction between Thalia and Gabriel is quick and intense. They fight their attraction for the first half of the book, but then they realize that they can't any longer and give in.
Yes, these scenes are detailed and there are several to watch out for. And despite the fact that this is a historical romance, there's crude words that are used.
Do the scenes fit with the era and the time period? Yes and no. It's a romance, so scenes are included, but she was raised more openly than the England of this time. So while she may be an Englishwoman, she was raised in Mongolia after the death of her mother, she's more "modern" for the time period.
You see, Franklin Burgess is a member of a secret society, the Blades of the Rose, that protects the world's magic against the evil, Heirs of Albion, that wish to harness the power for their own gain, to have England as the sole monarch of the world.
And while Thalia was raised knowing about the Blades, she wasn't yet one. And while wanting to become one, she knows that she must prove her worth to become one. She also wants to protect her father.
At first, she doesn't tell him what's going on. It's only after being chased by a storm and seeing magic for himself that she shares the truth with him. He finds that this new cause just might be what he's looking for. For he had just resigned from the army and had gone home to England to figure out what his next step would be.
And when he encountered the man being beaten, he was honored bound to deliver the message.
What he didn't anticipate was beautiful Thalia. She's everything that he didn't know he wanted in a lady.
So for the whole of the story, Thalia and Gabriel race across Mongolia following the clues that they find. With the help of many entertaining and interesting characters they find more clues as well as able to interpret the clues. And they find The Source in the most unlikely of places.
Along the way, both Thalia and Gabriel explore their newfound love and what it means. That includes several scenes as well.
After they've found The Source, they know that they must return it to it's rightful owners, who happen to be at an ancient monastery.
And it's at this monastery that we are introduced to rest of this glorious cast of characters. Here's where we meet Bennett Day and Cattullus Graves and some others that have come to the monastery to fight the Heirs that have followed. They want to the Source for themselves.
This small group of Heirs consist of Henry Lamb and Jonas Edgeworth. Lamb is a vicious man who will do anything to get what he wants. Jonas is the son of Joseph Edgeworth, a prominent man in the Heirs' inner circle.
There's a final battle, at the monastery, that shows and challenges both of their strengths. And of course, the Blades win, but not without losses on both sides. Lamb is killed and Jonas is left only a portion of what he once was.
And while Thalia and Gabriel declare their newfound love, and decide that they must be together. They both are inducted into being Blades!!
And this leads us directly into book 2, Scoundrel, where we get to know Bennett Day and the one lady that he can't stop thinking about. Even if she is the daughter of their greatest enemy!
Check out the other books in the Blades of the Rose Series:
Blades of the Rose Series
If you liked Warrior, you might like:
The Sentinels Series by Alexandra Ivy
The Dark Series by Christine Feehan

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Happy New Year!! I sure hope you had a wonderful Christmas & New Year holiday. We sure did! Most of our parties were done by the 18th so we just relaxed and spent time together as a family. I took down all my Christmas décor the day after Christmas. It's so much more work taking it down than it is putting it up. I put it all away and did some major cleaning. My home felt really bare, but it was kind of nice. I kept my January décor very neutral. I added a few new things that can be used all year long.
This wood chalk board is a DIY. I got the beautiful frame at Hobby Lobby. it had a board covered with canvas fabric I guess you could pin stuff on it or something?? I don't know. I decided to make it a chalk board instead. I pulled off the board backing painted the back side with Chalk Paint from Lowes. Prepped it with chalk and re applied it to the wood frame....whoot, whoot! New big chalkboard. Now I just need to work on my chalk board lettering skills.
Isn't the frame gorgeous!!!! Its the perfect wood color!
The next big thing I got also from Hobby Lobby is this lovely arched window. It had a backing of tin for magnets and pictures, but I wanted just the window frame so I ripped..... I mean carefully took off the tin backing and done! I've got myself a gorgeous arched window!!


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In hindsight, I realize I forgot to put baking powder in these as well - but it doesn't matter, they still turned out delicious. I didn't follow any of the precautions, really. I just dumped it in the bowl as per my M-O and whisked for a couple minutes. Resulted in the brown sugar being a little bit less integrated, but still yummy! Don't add the chocolate chips until the batter is in the liners - then sprinkle on top to your liking.


I've posted the final chapters of Monster Whisperer over on Scribl.com. It's complete there, for a limited time. It will stay available in the podcast app, but if I get a contract to publish it as a novel, it's going to come down from Scribl.


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Bronico v. J.T.Baker Chemical Co., 209 N.J.Super. 220 (App.Div. 1986)
Posted on March 8, 1986 by jshaw
In this appeal we are called upon to determine whether a petitioner seeking compensation for an occupational hearing loss must make a prima facie showing of exposure to hazardous noises in terms of the decibel levels set forth in the supplementary hearing loss legislation of 1979 (N.J.S.A. 34:15-35.10 et seq.).
Respondent appeals from a judgment awarding petitioner compensation for a noise-induced occupational hearing loss, contending the award was improperly entered because of petitioner's failure to present proofs as to the intensity level of the asserted hazardous noise. Alternatively, it claims the compensation awarded should [***2] not have been based upon the rate and method of computation prescribed in the new law. We disagree with both of these contentions and affirm the award.
Petitioner had been employed by respondent for some 27 years at the time of the compensation hearing in February 1983. During the period 1967-1982 he worked in the maintenance department. In January 1980 he was awarded compensation for a 95% occupational hearing loss and in July 1981 he filed a further claim petition alleging additional hearing loss resulting in the award now before us.
The evidence adduced by petitioner consisted of his own testimony, the opinion testimony of his examining otolaryngologist and a medical report pertaining to the claimed concomitant [*223] psychiatric disability. Petitioner did not present any proof of the decibel levels of the noise which assertedly caused his hearing loss. Respondent introduced the results of surveys of noise exposure and measurements of sound levels conducted during November 1974, May 1982 and March 1983 in buildings where petitioner had worked indicating noise levels within permissible limits. Although these tests were conducted prior and subsequent to the period when [***3] petitioner allegedly sustained the hearing loss, it was represented by respondent's witnesses that the noise levels could be expected to remain constant over the years.
In his findings, the judge of compensation concluded that while respondent's surveys indicated the noise emanating from the individual machines was within acceptable limits the combined operating noises of the machines in the maintenance shops produced decibel levels in excess of the permissible limits. He further found that petitioner's required proximity to certain machinery caused him to be exposed to noises which were louder than was reflected by respondent's measurements. The exposure to these noises was considered by the judge to be significant enough to increase petitioner's loss of hearing from 95% to 100%. As the increased disability was deemed to be the result of continued exposure occurring after petitioner's 1980 award, the judge utilized the rates and compensation methods set forth under the supplementary Act.
Claims for compensation based on noise induced occupational hearing loss are now governed by N.J.S.A. 34:15-35.10 et seq. This supplementary legislation enacted in 1979, in conjunction [***4] with the amendment of the Workers'Compensation Act, was designed to provide guidelines for compensating employees so disabled and its purpose was
[**281] to encourage prevention of occupational hearing impairment insofar as possible and to provide proper compensation when it does occur. It simplifies and standardizes the method of determining the percent of hearing disability and increases the amount of compensation for substantial hearing losses, minimizing or excluding compensation to those with a lesser degree of hearing impairment. It should also make hearing loss of greater concern to management and labor.
[*224] [Joint Statement of the Senate Labor, Industry and Professions Committee and the Assembly Labor Committee to S. 3362 and A. 3071 (1979).]
The Act applies "where practicable, … to all actions instituted [after its effective date] and to all proceedings taken subsequent thereto in all actions pending on such effective date…." L. 1979, c. 285 ァ 15. "Noise induced occupational hearing loss" is defined as a "permanent bilateral loss of hearing acuity of the sensorineural type due to prolonged, habitual exposure to hazardous [***5] noise in employment." N.J.S.A. 34:15-35.11.a. The Act defines "[p]rolonged exposure" as "exposure to hazardous noise in employment for a period of at least 1 year" and "habitual exposure" as "exposure to noise exceeding the allowable daily dose, at least 3 days each week, for at least 40 weeks each year." N.J.S.A. 34:15-35.11.c and 34:15-35.11.d. "Hazardous noise" is
noise which exceeds the permissible daily exposure to the corresponding noise level as shown in the following table:
Noise Level (dBA): Permissible Daily Exposure
90: 8 hours
95:�4 hours
100: 2 hours
105: 1 hour
110: 30 minutes
[N.J.S.A. 34:15-35.11.e]
The primary contention advanced by respondent in challenging the decision of the compensation judge is that petitioner failed to sustain his burden of establishing a prima facie case of an exposure to hazardous noises in accordance with the requirements of N.J.S.A. 34:15-35.11. It argues that in order to recover for a claimed occupational loss of hearing a petitioner must affirmatively show that the noise levels complained of were in excess of the statutory decibel limits. Thus, [***6] as no such evidence was presented by petitioner in this case, the claim petition assertedly should have been dismissed at the close of his proofs.
[*225] Of course, the short answer to this argument is that respondent did not move for such relief but proceeded to adduce responsive evidence demonstrating the absence of hazardous noise in petitioner's workplace. As explained by respondent, it was unwilling to rest without presenting contradictory testimony in view of the general approach by compensation judges to consider that the specified noise levels were intended as affirmative defenses rather than a requirement of petitioners'proofs. It now seeks a determination that this is an erroneous application of the statute.
In our view, the practice of the compensation judges, as indicated by respondent, is in accord with what we consider to have been the legislative intent in establishing more specific requirements for a compensable occupational hearing loss, as such an interpretation and application of the statute furthers the objective of providing proper compensation for this kind of an occupational impairment. The construction advanced by respondent would have the opposite [***7] effect. Requiring a petitioner to support a claim for occupational loss of hearing with measurements of excessive noise levels would be an unreasonable stipulation in view of the difficulty, if not impossibility, of an employee conducting the necessary tests and surveys in the workplace. (See N.J.A.C. 7:29B-1.1 et seq. for the meticulous procedures to be followed in measuring noise.) Such a proof requirement would render it virtually impossible for an employee to obtain recovery for a hearing loss resulting from prolonged or habitual [**282] exposure to hazardous noises of the workplace. Clearly, this would not accord with the intended purpose of the legislation as imposing this burden upon a petitioner would thwart rather than further the objectives of the statute. A construction leading to such an irrational result should be avoided. See State v. Gill, 47 N.J. 441, 444 (1966); Division of Motor Vehicles v. Kleinert, 198 N.J. Super. 363, 368 (App.Div.1985).
We therefore conclude that while a petitioner has the burden of proving an occupational hearing loss due to an [*226] exposure to hazardous noises during the course of the employment, this [***8] burden of proof may be met without evidence of decibel levels in excess of the statutorily permissible limits. However, liability may be avoided by the employer, even if the workplace noise is the physical cause of petitioner's impairment, by proof that the noise levels did not exceed the limits set forth in the statutory definition of a hazardous noise. It is evident an employer is better able to make the required measurements and to maintain records of periodic testing of the noise levels in the places of employment. Indeed, as the legislation is designed to encourage prevention of occupational hearing impairment and to make hearing loss of greater concern to management, as well as to labor, these purposes would be furthered by the constant attention of employers to the decibel noise levels in the workplace. n1
n1 Under 29 C.F.R. ァ 1910.95(c)(1985), Occupational Noise Exposure, Hearing Conservation Program, many employers are required to monitor noise levels in the workplace as part of a continuing, effective hearing conservation program for employees.
[***9]
We find support for our construction of the statute in the decision of the Supreme Court of North Carolina in McCuiston v. Addressograph-Multigraph Corp., 308 N.C. 665, 303 S.E.2d 795 (1983). There, it was concluded the provision in the compensation statute that "[s]ound of an intensity of less than 90 decibels, A scale, shall be deemed incapable of producing occupational loss of hearing," N.C.G.S. 97-53(28)a., did not impose upon the employee the burden of proving excess noise levels as an element of his prima facie case. Rather, the statutory provision permitted the employer to avoid liability by establishing that the sound to which the employee was exposed did not exceed the intensity of 90 dBA. This was considered to be a reasonable construction of the statute as otherwise its purpose would be defeated because of the practical inability of an employee to obtain measurements of noise in his workplace.
[*227] A review of the evidence produced before the compensation judge satisfies us that the conclusion that petitioner "had sustained a prolonged habitual exposure to loud hazardous noise within the meaning of the Act" was predicated on express findings [***10] which could reasonably have been reached on sufficient credible evidence present in the record, considering the proofs as a whole, with due regard to the opportunity of the judge to assess the credibility of the witnesses and also with due regard to the judge's expertise. Close v. Kordulak Bros., 44 N.J. 589, 599 (1965); DeAngelo v. Alsan Masons, Inc., 122 N.J. Super. 88, 89-90 (App.Div.1973), aff'd o.b. 62 N.J. 581 (1973).
As petitioner's claim was based on continued noise exposure subsequent to his previous award in 1980, it was properly not considered a petition to review or modify the prior award under N.J.S.A. 34:15-27. Mikitka v. Johns-Manville Products Corp., 139 N.J. Super. 66, 71 (App.Div.1976). The 1979 supplementary legislation governing occupational hearing loss therefore was applicable and the judge correctly utilized the rates and computation methods prescribed by the new law.
The judgment dated September 21, 1984 is affirmed.
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FAQ: What To Do In Budapest In May?
1 Is May a good time to visit Budapest?
2 Is Budapest hot in May?
3 What is Budapest best known for?
4 What do crazy tourists do in Budapest?
5 What is Budapest like in May?
6 Is Budapest or Prague better?
7 What is a typical breakfast in Budapest?
8 How many days do you need in Budapest?
9 What is the warmest month in Budapest?
10 What food is Budapest famous for?
11 Where should I stay in Budapest for the first time?
12 What is someone from Budapest called?
13 What is special in Budapest?
14 Is there lots to do in Budapest?
15 Where can I go at night in Budapest?
Is May a good time to visit Budapest?
The best times to visit Budapest are from March to May and September through November. These shoulder seasons are when the weather is idyllic and the city isn't overcrowded with tourists. However, the climate is always relatively mild, with temperatures rarely exceeding bearable levels.
Is Budapest hot in May?
Budapest, Hungary, in May sees the days warm up and get sunnier. However, frequent rain and overcast skies keep the temperatures at moderate levels. The average daily temperature is 16°C, a five-degree increase since April, but still well below the warm summer averages of 21°C in July and August.
What is Budapest best known for?
Budapest is mostly famous for its historical sites like the Chain Bridge which has become the symbol of the city. It is also known for its hospitality, spas, the party district in district 7, and not to mention that it is also very cheap.
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What do crazy tourists do in Budapest?
before everyone else cottons on to this brilliant, mad party town. Best things to do in Budapest
Szimpla Kert. What is it?
Fisherman's Bastion.
Szechenyi Spa Baths.
Langosh.
Great Market Hall.
The Chain Bridge.
The Shoes on the Danube Bank.
Flippermúzeum.
What is Budapest like in May?
Budapest Weather in May While summer heat makes a prominent appearance in May, frequent rainfall allows you to enjoy a moderate temperature. The average daily temperature goes up to 16°C, the day time average high is of 21°C with an average drop to 11°C at night.
Is Budapest or Prague better?
If you are short on time, Prague will be the better choice seeing as it's a smaller, walkable city with better day trip options. If you have a little more time and happen to love food, Budapest will give you a few more options to fill your days, plus, the thermal spas are world-class.
What is a typical breakfast in Budapest?
Modern day Hungarians do not always eat this typical breakfast. For many, breakfast is a cup of milk, tea or coffee with pastries, a bun, a kifli or a strudel with jam or honey, or cereal, such as muesli and perhaps fruit.
How many days do you need in Budapest?
If you are wondering how many days in Budapest you need, two days is adequate to see the whole city, as long as you're efficient. Three days will allow you to get to more of the top attractions at a slower pace. You can add a fourth day if you want plenty of time to relax.
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What is the warmest month in Budapest?
The hottest day of the year is August 6, with an average high of 81°F and low of 61°F. The cold season lasts for 3.5 months, from November 21 to March 3, with an average daily high temperature below 46°F. The coldest day of the year is January 13, with an average low of 26°F and high of 37°F.
What food is Budapest famous for?
The Best Food in Budapest: What to Eat
Goulash. I mean, how could we not start here?
Chicken Paprikash. One of the most popular dishes in Budapest, chicken paprikash is essentially chicken coated in a sour cream sauce (heavy on the paprika, of course).
Jókai Bean Soup.
Túrós Csusza.
Palacsinta.
Rakott Krumpli.
Kolbász.
Where should I stay in Budapest for the first time?
For the first time visitor to Budapest, District V is the best place to stay. Not only this is one of the most charming districts in Budapest but it's tailored for tourists too. You will find a vast number of hotels for all budgets, great cafes, restaurants and souvenir shops right at your doorstep.
What is someone from Budapest called?
Budapestian (plural Budapestians) A native or inhabitant of Budapest, Hungary.
What is special in Budapest?
Budapest is also famous for the beautiful bridges over the Danube, which connect hilly Buda with flat Pest, the two significantly different parts of the city, which were actually two cities till 1873. The most impressive one probably is the Széchenyi Chain Bridge, but the others are also worth your time.
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Is there lots to do in Budapest?
The park is also home to the Budapest Municipal Zoo and Botanical Gardens, the Budapest Circus and the Vajdahunyad Castle (housing the Museum of Hungarian Agriculture). Just outside of the park you can find the Time Wheel, which is one of the largest sand timers in the world.
Where can I go at night in Budapest?
Things to do in Budapest at Night
Enjoy the Budapest Nightlife.
Check out a Ruin Bar.
Take a Hungarian Wine Tour.
Sunset at Gellert Hill.
An Evening River Cruise.
Walking Along the Danube at Night.
An Evening Thermal Spa.
St Stephen's Basilica.
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With its prime location in the heart of Palm Beach County, Bella Sera is a gated, lakefront community offering a beautiful selection of executive and estate homes nestled upon peninsulas. The future community clubhouse exquisitely caters to your family and friends, while nearby schools, restaurants, shopping and the beaches make Bella Sera one of Palm Beach County's most sought-after new home communities.
Enjoy all first-floor comfort in this two-bedroom two-bathroom home. The brick-paver, covered double-door entryway provides a taste of the elegance awaits inside. A cozy and centered dining area is perfectly situated between the great room and the fully-equipped kitchen, which includes state-of-the-art stainless steel appliances and a stainless steel two-compartment sink that's invaluable to the preparation of delicious dinners. The master suite includes a sizeable walk-in closet and a great master bath with separated his-and-hers vanity sinks with designer lighting and a glass-enclosed shower. The home's additional bedroom offers easy access to a second bath. The large capacity washer and dryer can be found in the laundry room next to the two-car garage entrance. The Luminoso - one-story luxury without any of the hassle.
Our Pitoresco model offers a ton of great features in a relatively compact layout. This one-level home features two bedrooms and two bathrooms in a beautifully designed living space. Enter the home through either a secure two-car garage or the large, welcoming covered entry. Inside, the foyer opens onto a flex room that could be used as a playroom, home office and more. Past the foyer you'll find an inviting open-plan kitchen, dining room and great room that flow right to a covered entrainment terrace. This layout allows you to cook, dine and connect in a cozy atmosphere that brings everyone together, while enjoying a view into the back yard. The kitchen is fitted with high-end finished and modern stainless-steel appliances. Directly off the great room is a private master suite with high ceilings, a master bath with enclosed water closet, shower with sit-down area, double vanity and generous walk-in closet. The second bedroom has its own walk-in closet and is adjacent to a full bathroom. The Pitoresco can be finished in three exterior styles, including traditional Mediterranean, a variation featuring more stonework, and a modern option with unique roofline.
The Paraiso floor plan offers an accessible one-story layout featuring three bedrooms and two bathrooms in luxury living space. This home's unique configuration allows you to enter by car through the secure two-car garage or through the covered entryway. Once inside, the home opens to reveal an inviting, open-plan great room, breakfast area and kitchen that overlook one another, with a covered entrainment terrace directly off the great room. This layout allows you to cook, eat and socialize in a cozy atmosphere that keeps you connected. Off the great room in the back of the home is a private master suite with high ceilings, a master bath with soaking tub, dedicated water closet, double vanity and a generous walk-in closet. It's a perfect hideaway in a layout already configured for maximum privacy. Two more bedrooms toward the front of the house share a full bathroom. The Paraiso can be finished in three exterior styles, including traditional Mediterranean, a variation featuring more stonework, and a third option with a distinctly modern façade.
Bellasera's Aragon is the perfect 1 story home which fits a variety of lifestyles whether you are a single person, young or retired couple or a growing family. This home features 1,992square feet of functional living space and includes 3 bedrooms, 2 baths and a 2 car garage. An entertainer's dream, this home features an expansive great room which connects to the dining room and gourmet kitchen with oversized island and ample cabinetry and pantry space. The owner's suite is a private retreat and is generously appointed with an oversized walk in closet and spa like master bath with dual vanities and expansive shower. The two secondary bedrooms are tucked away to ensure your guests and loved ones privacy and independence. A well-equipped laundry room with added storage complete the Aragon which will not disappoint.
The Pietra is a wonderful two-story option with four bedrooms and three bathrooms. This expansive home offers two ways to enter, either through the front-facing covered entryway or secure two-car garage. The entry foyer runs adjacent to a large, high-ceilinged dining room perfect for formal entertaining. Past this is a large, open-plan kitchen, breakfast area and great room that invite the family to cook, eat and relax together while staying connected. Just off the breakfast area is a covered terrace with enough space to entertain in style. A first-floor bedroom and full bath create an ideal accommodation for guests. Upstairs, two bedrooms and multiple walk-in closets offer plenty of living space for kids and visitors, while the expansive master suite features a coffered ceiling, corner soaking tub set between two large vanities, shower, private water closet and a generous walk-in closet. The Pietra model can be finished in three exterior styles, including traditional Mediterranean, a variation accented with extensive stonework, and a third option featuring a cleaner, more modern façade.
The Somerset floor plan features a 4-bedroom, 3.5-bathroom layout spread over two stories. Enjoy pulling into your secure two-car garage and stepping into an inviting, open-plan great room, breakfast area and kitchen overlooking one another, where your family can cook, eat and socialize in a cozy atmosphere. This area overlooks your covered terrace, which features space for al fresco dining and entertainment. Over by the covered entry and foyer is a dedicated dining room with a coffered ceiling where you can host formal engagements in style. The first level also features a half-bath, laundry room and storage space. Upstairs, the master suite overlooking the back yard spans the home's full width and features a romantic, coffered bedroom ceiling, master bath with a soaking tub, private water closet, double vanity and a generous walk-in closet. Three more bedrooms round out the upper level, one with its own en-suite bathroom and walk-in closet, and the other two with a shared full bath. There is space for the whole family in this stunning home, which can be finished in three exterior styles, including traditional Mediterranean, a variation with extensive stonework, and a third option with a more modern finish.
The Sienna floor plan offers a generous five-bedroom layout spread over two floors of expansive living space. This estate begins with a large two-car garage and a covered entryway that opens onto an open-plan first floor with a double-height living room perfect for formal entertaining. Around the corner you find the family room, breakfast area and kitchen overlooking one another, so your family can cook, eat and relax with plenty of space, yet still remain connected to one another. The kitchen is fitted with high-end finished and modern stainless-steel appliances. This area overlooks the covered terrace with space for al fresco dining and entertainment. A first-floor bedroom and full bath create an ideal accommodation for guests or someone with limited mobility. Upstairs, three bedrooms and multiple walk-in closets offer plenty of living space to fit everyone's style and needs. The expansive master suite features a soaking tub, private water closet and not one but two walk-in closets, one of which is oversized for the fashionable one in the family. The Sienna model can be finished in three exterior styles, including traditional Mediterranean, a variation accented with stonework, and a third option with a more modern façade.
Welcome to your dream home! This 5/3 two-story estate with elegant side garage encompasses 2,930 square feet of family living space, while featuring a large covered backyard terrace. With two main open-concept areas—the light-filled living/dining room with exquisite volume ceiling and spacious kitchen-family-breakfast room—this home is nothing less than exceptional. Built for entertaining and family gatherings, the gourmet kitchen features 18 x 18 ceramic tiling, a stainless-steel kitchen appliance suite, designer granite countertops accented by wood-finish cabinetry, walk-in pantry and center island. A bedroom and cabana bath also reside on the first level. A graceful winding staircase leads to the second story with master suite, three bedrooms, main bathroom and laundry room. The master suite is resplendent with its double-door entry, his-and-her walk-in closets, coffer ceiling and spa-worthy bathroom boasting dual geometric sinks, cultured marble, Roman tub and clear-glass enclosed shower.
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This is version 0.95 of a game I started working on a long time ago in AMOS Pro but never finished. The main reason I stopped development was that when I tried the game on a clean A1200 there was some minor sprite flicker that I couldn't get rid of (and its still there) but I decided to clean up some other parts of the game up a bit and release what I have.
The game is fully playable and can be completed, but for now there is no real ending, you just get to a room that says Well Done.
There's no real title screen done, mainly because of this. Anyway, the game is a simple room-based platformer where the main objective is to gather the stars spread around the game world.
You gather new abilities along the way which opens up new areas. You have unlimited lives and the game can be rather brutal at some places, but just keep on trying and you will prevail :) The "torches" are checkpoints and you will spawn by the latest one you touched if you die. Controls are simple, left and right to move and fire to jump, press down to drop through some floors.
The game autosaves every few minutes (you might notice that switching rooms is a little slower than usual when the game gets saved), but your current progress will also be saved if you return to the titlescreen by pressing escape on the keyboard or the "play"-button on a CD32-pad.
The game loads each screen from disk every time so copying the entire thing to RAM: and running it from there would probably be the best solution if playing from floppy (or CD) given there is enough free RAM in the machine.


The US Department of Labour has recently announced that $14.8M has been put into grants to improve job opportunities for people with disabilities. Six states, including California, have been given grants to provide impaired job seekers with necessary skills to enter the workforce and increase partnerships with local businesses and educational institutions. The full press release can be found here.
The US Department of Labour is investing in the job market for impaired job seekers. Read our program overview to see how we assist with employment for visually impaired individuals.
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Our Church being 'St Nicolas' meant that yesterday was our Patronal festival and thus an all-age combined service shindig. It turned out to be a great occasion with a lovely blend of worship, celebration, community and humour.
The Rector was on great form and the sermon was a vision framing call to faith and action that involved him waving (and regularly activating) an electric drill. I was sat behind the Pathfinder group who were attempting to capture the Pulpit dwelling drill wielder will their mobile phones (I didn't ask for this shot to be blue-toothed to me until after the service, honest).
Very exciting! I preached with the aid of a pair of wellie boots and some chocolate coins, myself!


Retail is facing massively declining margins and is struggling—and losing—against e-commerce. We highlight the case for change, and offer guidelines on getting next-generation, business-backed not-for-resale sourcing.
The retail industry is facing massively declining brick and mortar margins as it is struggling—and losing—against e-commerce. The Wall Street Journal recently reported that retail margins decreased from 10.5% in 2012 to 9% in 2016, as online revenues increased from 10.5% to 15.5% of total sales during the same period. Credit Suisse has estimated there will be 8,600 store closings this year in the US alone, which is more than the total number of closings during the 2008 recession.
To tackle this unparalleled challenge, retailers must embrace best-in-class strategies to capture value across all their spend. This recently published Retail Procurement white paper, "Turning indirect sourcing into a multimillion-dollar profit center," highlights how critical it is to put in place and optimize the right kind of not-for-resale (NFR) strategic sourcing organization in order to drive the greatest value in NFR spend. The authors – Steve Hoffman, Patricio Ibanez and Britta Lietke – describe the case for change, including powerful retail examples, and provide guidelines on how to get the next-generation, business-backed NFR sourcing structure just right.


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'A Journey into the Ethical Dimension: A Case Study in Launching a New British Foreign Policy' Dr Jamie Gaskarth
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This report examines the implementation of New Labour's 'ethical dimension' to foreign policy between 1997 and 2001. Beginning with Foreign Secretary Robin Cook's announcement of a more ethical foreign policy in May 1997, the study describes the cases of the Sandline affair, arms sales to Indonesia and the interventions in Kosovo and Sierra Leone. Though there were noticeable contradictions in the way that a new ethical foreign policy was employed in practice, it set in motion bureaucratic initiatives and a collective mindset which survives in the present day. Among a number of important takeaways, the report highlights the importance of bipartisanship (and building on the work of predecessors); the need to mainstream policies across government machinery; and the need to ensure that ministers remain aware of how the strategy is being implemented abroad.


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Pediatric Neuro-Oncology Fellowship
The UAB Division of Pediatric Hematology, Oncology, and Blood & Marrow Transplantation is excited to announce a one-year clinical fellowship in pediatric neuro-oncology starting in July 2021. The fellowship program has been designed to enhance the fellow's knowledge of pediatric brain tumors including biology, diagnosis, clinical course, treatment options, outcomes and areas of research. The fellowship can be further structured to meet the specific interests and experience of each individual applicant. Applicants should be BC/BE in pediatric hematology-oncology or pediatric neurology. The pediatric neuro-oncology fellow will be appointed as a Clinical Instructor at the UAB School of Medicine commensurate with qualifications.
Throughout the year, the fellow will be responsible for the following:
Seeing all pediatric patients with newly diagnosed brain tumors at Children's of Alabama and UAB. This will allow the fellow to understand the presenting signs/symptoms of patients with brain tumors and be involved with initial decision-making and treatment planning.
Managing newly diagnosed brain tumor patients as a primary neuro-oncologist in an inpatient setting as well as in the weekly continuity clinic. The fellow will be precepted by a neuro-oncology attending physician.
Selecting appropriate patients already undergoing treatment to follow in order to gain a deeper understanding of clinical courses and treatment decisions for various types of tumors at later stages in the treatment course.
Managing the hematology-oncology service as the attending physician for up to 4 weeks of inpatient service (split equally between general inpatient service and chemotherapy service). Requirements will be adapted for fellows with a background in neurology.
The fellow will have the opportunity to participate in a clinical and/or translational research project during the year.
They will also have an opportunity to enroll and treat patients on multiple early phase clinical trials available through PEP-CTN (Pediatric Early Phase-Clinical Trials Network/COG Phase 1 Consortium), Sunshine Project of the National Pediatric Cancer Foundation (NPCF), the Neurofibromatosis Clinical Trials Consortium (NFCTC), or the NEXT Consortium.
There will be electives offered in Neurosurgery, Neuroradiology, Radiation-Oncology, Neuropathology as well as opportunities to participate in global health initiatives.
Children's of Alabama is a 332-bed tertiary care hospital with a full array of clinical subspecialty programs, closely associated with UAB. The Division of Pediatric Hematology-Oncology comprises 28 faculty, including four neuro-oncology faculty, and has a 24-bed dedicated inpatient unit adjacent to an eight-bed pediatric BMT unit. The Alabama Center for Childhood Cancer and Blood Disorders (ACCCBD) treats >90% of Alabama children with cancer and blood disorders. The Pediatric Neuro-Oncology Program has a large referral pattern for children with brain tumors including Mississippi, Florida, and Georgia. Approximately 50-60 children with brain tumors are diagnosed and treated each year with >1,000 patient visits/year. Birmingham is a vibrant, family friendly, civic-minded, and philanthropic community with great schools, arts and recreation.
Interested applicants are encouraged to contact us. Full application will include CV, a brief personal statement (300-500 words), two letters of recommendation, and copy of medical school diploma or ECFMG certificate (if applicable).
Laura "Katie" Metrock, MD
Director, Pediatric Neuro-Oncology Fellowship Program
UAB Division of Pediatric Hematology-Oncology
Children's of Alabama
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This September you will enjoy a revival of your social life. Thanks to the New Moon in Virgo, you may even find yourself exploring new places or pass the time with new friends. Your home situation promises to be very pleasant as well, though there is a danger of overspending.
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The Grace Hotel has a definite NYC/Gotham City look about it.
tayser said:
errr... no.
I know most schmucks north of the Murray like to compare themselves to cities in America, but really.... I mean... REALLY... why not be Sydney rather than some try-hard American-like city.
Sydney is Sydney. Nothing else.
No-one here is saying Sydney is like Manhattan - it's just a thread about Manhattan/NYC-style buildings in Sydney. Besides, Sydney is arguably far more itself than Melbourne. One of Melburnians' most oft-repeated claims is that it's Australia's "most European" city. By contrast, I never hear Sydneysiders claim that Sydney is Australia's "most American" city.
'I know most schmucks south of the Murray like to compare themselves to cities in Europe, but really... I mean... REALLY... why not be Melbourne rather than some try-hard European-like city.
Melbourne is Melbourne. Nothing else.'
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The lack of Georgian and neo-Gothic architecture in Australia is depressing. I think the only city in our country with a good selection of beautiful historical buildings is Melbourne.
I disagree - for a start, almost all of Australia's limited examples of Georgian architecture is found in two cities: Sydney and Hobart. Melbourne has next to none. (Not surprising, because Georgian architecture generally comes from the period 1720-1840; Sydney was founded in 1788, Hobart in 1804, Melbourne in 1835.) Sydney and Melbourne are probably equal in terms of neo-Gothic but I would say Sydney just edges out over Melbourne, retaining some of Australia's best and most prominent examples: Sydney University, St Mary's Cathedral, Government House, etc. Sydney definitely has a better selection of Federation architectural styles than Melbourne; there's absolutely no argument there. It also has a better selection of Art Deco, IMO. Where Melbourne truly shines is Victorian architecture. I would say it wins out over Sydney in both quality and sheer numbers, but not by a huge margin.
Don't really agree about the Anzac Arcade bldgs - they've always reminded me of Boer/South African colonial buildings. One building in Brisbane that I think looks *very* NYC (the only one) is the Manor Apartments. In fact, it stood in for a New York skyscraper in the 1996 film "Phantom" starring Billy Zand and Catherine Zeta-Jones, which was largely filmed at Warner Bros Movieworld and in/around Brisbane.
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I Love My Job: JDog CEO Jerry Flanagan on Why Veterans Are the Future of Business
The local Army vet has the results to prove it. His veteran-powered junk removal company has grown to include 200 franchises across 31 states in just five years.
By Fabiola Cineas·	 3/20/2019, 1:00 p.m.
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Jerry Flanagan and his wife Tracy Flanagan conceived of JDog Junk Removal & Hauling as a two-person operation in a Home Depot parking lot in 2011. The company now has more than 200 active franchise locations across 31 states and serves more than 40 million Americans, according to the company. It has also placed more than 100 veterans into business ownership positions and created 1,000 jobs nationwide. Courtesy photo.
If given the choice, Americans would choose veteran-owned businesses whenever possible, says JDog Brands founder and CEO Jerry Flanagan. That's why the veteran leader says he was able to open 200 JDogs across 31 states in just five years. At the core of his mission is helping veterans access business ownership opportunities. In 2011, the company launched with JDog Junk Removal & Hauling, and last year, that arm of the company recycled more than 26,000 tons of junk and "salvaged millions of dollars of product for donation, resale, and reuse," according to the organization. And with the recent launch of JDog Carpet Cleaning, Flanagan says he's not slowing down. He's determined to open at least 500 new franchises over the next ten years. Here's Flanagan on the harmful misconceptions we still have about veterans in the workplace and why he likely outworks you.
I grew up in… Media, Pennsylvania, in Delco.
I define success as… being a great father to two daughters and a great husband first. And being happy and driven every day of my job as I help others.
I founded JDog… in the first quarter of 2011, right after my wife and I had gone through a personal bankruptcy.
Jerry Flanagan. Courtesy photo.
My favorite thing about the company is… that JDog is always trying to improve opportunities for military veterans and veteran families through business ownership. It's more of a hand-up program and approach than a hand-down.
When consumers are using our services, they're not just writing a check to a foundation, where they can't really see or touch the result of their support of military veterans. When they hire them to do a job, they a get a real opportunity to give back to the veteran community in a meaningful way.
The veteran unemployment rate is… improving, but it needs to get lower. Our company mission here is to see that the veteran employment rate gets to under one percent. Our strategy over the next ten years is to saturate the United States with veteran businesses and then in turn they would hire veterans. That's one way of getting that goal achieved.
The biggest challenge of expanding this business has been… trying to find like-minded people that have the same ambition and work ethic that I have. It's very difficult to get people to see how much work it takes to be successful. But I'm doing a good job of surrounding myself with a strong team, but I think that's been the biggest challenge, to have people see it the way I see it.
The military has contributed to my success by… giving me confidence in my ability to outwork and outhustle the other guy.
A misconception that our society has about veterans… is about how they act in the civilian workspace. I believe there's this initial idea that there can be something wrong with them from a PTSD standpoint, that the veteran may act out of control at times or have anger issues.
But for JDog we're allowing these communities to just put their arms around these veterans and see them in their comfort zone. They're driving around in camouflage vehicles. They're wearing their BDUs. They're talking about their military experience. You don't get that in a regular civilian business. JDog is breaking down that barrier.
I'm inspired by… the people I meet everyday in my business. The JDog network has allowed me to meet and get to know a lot of the strongest and bravest people on the planet.
The best career advice I've received is… Justin Constantine who's one of these phenomenal speakers always says, "You're stronger than you think you are," and I think that's probably the best career advice I've ever received. I think that we all are stronger than we really think we are. If you can capture that strength before the adversity comes, I think you can go a lot farther in life.
Being a leader means… being the first one willing to jump and being the first one willing to fail.
The best way to describe the veterans that I work with is… they're amazing people. They are stronger people than you can imagine. They've been through things that we can only have nightmares about yet everyday. They still get up and try to improve their lives for their families. When you watch it every day, how they deal with their struggles, it's amazing to see that they're very, very productive members of society. They're actually a lot stronger than the average person.
Philadelphia Pretzel Factory makes a donation to the JDog Foundation. Courtesy photo.
My hopes for the veteran community are… that we become the business leaders of tomorrow. I would really like to see veterans go back to post World War II times, when small business ownership was nearly 50 percent amongst veterans. It's only five percent now.
A mantra I live by is… live every day like it's your last. Follow your gut and you will never regret your decisions.
A personal goal of mine that I want to achieve this year is… I want to build another JDog system, which is JDog Carpet Cleaning. And I want to put another 25-50 veterans into business ownership this year under the carpet-cleaning brand.
In my day-to-day I…pretty much live on my phone. I'm constantly on social media. I'm constantly watching the competition, and I'm constantly building the brand, spreading the word about JDog. I'm more of a brand ambassador and a leader in our office. I spend a lot of time managing and supporting our staff at all the levels and empowering people. I'm slowly letting everyone run their departments where before I would run every single department. Now it's coming to a point where my day starts in the morning around 6:30 or 7. That's when I turn it on, and I usually shut it off around 10:00, 11:00 at night. I usually check the phone once or twice in the middle of the night.
One way the region can better support veterans is by… hiring them for their services when possible. They should go online and search for veteran-owned businesses and type in the service they need, and they'll find a list of veterans that are in their area. You should give the veteran at least an opportunity to come in and give you a bid to try to earn your business.
Jerry and Tracy Flanagan. Courtesy photo.
My biggest success to date is… my marriage to my wife Tracey and being a positive influence on my daughters.
My management style is… aggressive, empowering, and motivating.
To relax I… travel whenever I get the chance. When I travel, I travel. I'll go out of the country and really go away. That way I don't need to waste my time with weekends in the park.
My biggest fear is… failure.
When I am not working I am… working.
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IT is a tight two-way battle in the chase for a new car in the Essendon Ford track championship in the sprintcar division at Avalon Raceway for the 2013-14 season.
Shaun Dobson holds a narrow 20 point lead over Brett Milburn and who will drive home in a new Ford Fiesta will depend on the outcome of the final sprintcar race meeting on Good Friday, April 18 at the opening round of the Easter Sprintcar Trail.
While the winner gets a new car the runner-up picks up a new ART Chassis courtesy of PRP Engineering while a top wing is given to third placing and fourth is a year's subscription to Oval Express magazine.


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La regelación es el fenómeno físico de derretir un material bajo presión y que se congele nuevamente cuando la presión se reduce. La regelación puede ser mostrada colocando un alambre fino sobre un bloque de hielo con dos pesas suspendidas en los extremos. La presión sobre el hielo derrite lentamente la parte en contacto con el alambre, permitiendo que éste pase a través de todo el bloque. El camino seguido por el alambre a medida que va derritiendo el hielo se va recongelando a medida que la presión disminuye, lo que permite que el bloque permanezca sólido incluso cuando el alambre lo haya atravesado completamente. Este experimento es posible para hielo a -10 °C o menos. El fenómeno funciona mejor materiales de alta conductividad térmica, como el cobre, ya que el calor latente de fusión de la parte superior necesita ser transferida a la parte inferior.

Si se usa un alambre de 1 milímetro de diámetro, sobre un cubo de hielo de 50 mm, el área donde la fuerza se ejerce es de 50 mm². Esto es 50×10−6 m². La fuerza (en newtons) equivale a la presión (en pascales) multiplicado por el área (en metros cuadrados). Si se requieren al menos 500 atm (50 MPa) para derretir el hielo, una fuerza de (50×106 Pa)(50×10−6 m²) = 2500 N es necesaria, similar al peso de 250 kg en la Tierra.

La regelación fue descubierta por Michael Faraday. La regelación ocurre solamente en sustancias, como el hielo, que tienen la capacidad de expandirse cuando se congelan. El punto de fusión del hielo baja 0.0072 °C por cada atm adicional de presión aplicada. Por ejemplo, una presión de 500 atmósferas es necesaria para derretir el hielo a -4 °C.

Derretimiento de la superficie

Para un hielo cristalino normal por debajo de su punto de fusión, habrá un esparcimiento de los átomos cerca de la superficie. Simulaciones de hielo en su punto de fusión muestran que hay un derretimiento significativo de las capas de la superficie en vez de un esparcimiento simétrico en las posiciones de los átomos. La resonancia magnética nuclear mostró evidencia de una capa de líquido en la superficie del hielo. En 1998, usando un microscopio de fuerza atómica, Astrid Doppenschmidt y Hans Jurgen Butt, midieron el grosor de la capa de líquido sobre el hielo y sus resultados fueron de 12 nm a −24 °C y 70 nm a −0.7 °C. El derretimiento de superficie comienza a aparecer a temperaturas tan bajas como -33 °C.

El derretimiento de superficie produce:
 bajo coeficiente de fricción
 facilidad para compactar el hielo
 alta adhesión de las superficies de hielo.

Ejemplos de regelación
 Un glaciar puede ejercer suficiente cantidad de presión en su superficie inferior para reducir el punto de fusión del hielo que lo forma. El derretimiento del hielo en la base del glaciar le permite moverse desde una alta elevación hasta una baja elevación. El agua líquida puede fluir desde la base del glaciar a bajas elevaciones cuando la temperatura del aire esta por encima del punto de congelación del agua.
 Una bola de nieve está formada por la regelación de las partículas que la componen. La creación de una bola de nieve con las manos es imposible cuando la nieve fue expuesta una muy baja temperatura y esta seca.

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The Industrial Real Estate Show
"The Industrial Real Estate Show" Hosts
Chad Griffiths Partner, NAI Commercial
NAIOP's Anand Pye on CRE development and public policy
Chad Griffiths Commercial Associations Edmonton 4 days ago
Getting into industrial real estate: David Dunaway
Chad Griffiths Commercial Industrial International Jan. 13 2023
Podcast: Geoff Kasselman on how tech is changing industrial real estate
Podcast: The Industrial Real Estate Show with Chad Griffiths Geoff Kasselman of CRG joins host Ch...
Chad Griffiths Commercial Proptech National Mar. 30 2022
Podcast: The Industrial Real Estate Show with Chad Griffiths
Geoff Kasselman of CRG joins host Chad Griffiths to discuss the expanding role of technology in industrial real estate. Among the topics are the evolution of the sector, how tech is being used in the industry, and what tech is coming in the future.
The discussion was conducted live, so comments and questions will appear in the chat window beside the podcast.
Kasselman joined CRG in 2019, oversees its national accounts and leads all client-related initiatives for the company's expanding industrial, office and data centre project delivery platform. He also provides clients with strategies for the future of their workplace and technology in real estate.
In his previous role as executive managing director and national industrial practice group leader at Newmark Knight Frank, Geoff oversaw substantial growth of the group while also completing several notable transactions around the U.S. including a 1.1-million-square-foot e-commerce facility in Atlanta for ASOS and a 617,000-square-foot omni-channel build-to-suit facility near Cincinnati for DWR, a Herman Miller company.
Over his career, Kasselman has completed more than 1,000 transactions worth more than $1 billion of aggregate value. Kasselman is also known for his volunteer role as the 2017 global president of the Society of Industrial and Office Realtors (SIOR), the largest non-profit trade organization of its kind.
He has given several high-profile keynote speeches on an array of forward-looking disruptive technology topics to industry and business audiences around the world. He also sits on various tech advisory boards, provides mentoring to select proptech start-ups, and owns an energy procurement firm.
Category: Commercial
Tags: Proptech Logistics Industrial Technology
Locations : National International
Podcast: CRE and the economy, featuring KC Conway
Chad Griffiths Commercial Logistics International Mar. 11 2022
Podcast: Buying vs. leasing commercial and industrial real estate
Chad Griffiths Commercial Buying and Selling National Mar. 24 2022
Chad Griffiths is a partner with NAI Commercial Real Estate and focuses on the industrial real estate market. With over 16 years of experience, Chad has both SIOR and CCIM designations as well as an MBA from Thompson Rivers. Chad is unwaveringly passionate about the industry, which has led to a series of videos in which he interviews market experts and investors.


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package com.sromku.simple.fb.actions;

import android.util.Log;

import com.facebook.GraphResponse;
import com.google.gson.reflect.TypeToken;
import com.sromku.simple.fb.SessionManager;
import com.sromku.simple.fb.entities.Post;
import com.sromku.simple.fb.entities.Post.PostType;
import com.sromku.simple.fb.utils.JsonUtils;
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Socially-Distanced Black Lives Matter Protest Gathers In Hyde Park
A large crowd has gathered in London's Hyde Park for a socially-distanced Black Lives Matter protest sparked by the brutal police killing of unarmed Black man George Floyd in the US.
More than 1,000 people, most wearing masks or gloves, chanted "black lives matter" and "we will not be silent" as they waited for the demonstration to begin on Wednesday afternoon.Protesters were initially asked to sit two metres apart unless they were in the same household and were told to keep their arms stretched out to ensure social distancing when moving around the park.
One steward also held a sign asking participants to "isolate for two weeks after protest".However, as numbers grew, many of the protesters were seen standing at close distance as organisers still tried to maintain appropriate spacing, PA Media reports.
Filippa, a 20-year-old student, told PA: "I know that I'm healthy. So this felt more important than to stay inside when I have the opportunity."
Protests have swept across America following the death of Floyd. A police officer killed him by kneeling on his neck for nine minutes in Minneapolis. Some of the demonstrations since have been met with violence by police, and even threats of MILITARY intervention by the president.London mayor Sadiq Khan said the brutal killing of Floyd had "rightly ignited fury around the world" and should serve as a "catalyst for change".
He said that it was vital that protests in London were conducted "peacefully, lawfully" and in accordance with Coronavirus social distancing rules.Related... Opinion: My Nephew Died At The Hands Of UK Police. He Won't Be The Last Tory MP On Race Protests: 'Arsonists And Looters Have It Coming'
Horrible Histories goes mainstream with BBC home schooling slot
London Irish keen to get back on the pitch following Covid outbreak
Covid Deaths: Over 1,000 More People In The UK Have Died After Catching Coronavirus
BBC to expand educational shows in response to UK Covid lockdown
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WICHITA, Kan. — Citing increased demand for warehouse space in Wichita, Great Plains Ventures is investing $1.3 million to refurbish an existing warehouse at 800 E. 37th St. The warehouse has been vacant for about five years.
Great Plains Ventures officials said that renovating the warehouse was more economical than building a comparable new facility. The reconditioned warehouse space will also allow the company to lease it at a lower price point than newer warehouse buildings. The warehouse is expected to reopen sometime in 2016.


Ask any boxer or Muay Thai fighter, and they'll tell you that one of the most important weapons in his arsenal is the jab. A linear strike thrown with one's lead hand to his/her opponent's head or body, the jab is the simplest way to measure range, upset your opponent and conserve energy for more powerful attacks.
To perform an outside parry, catch your opponent's lead jab with the palm of the open right glove, pushing up and out to the right. This puts you out of your opponent's line of attack, creating an angle for your counterattack.
The parry down is the easiest and most straightforward defense against the left jab. It requires zero strength and should feel like a natural reflex. However, you must remember to perform this movement with speed. As your opponent goes in for the left jab, flick your right hand across his wrist, forcing his glove to the left. This will leave the left side of his body exposed, giving you space to attack.
As your opponent goes for the jab, turn your body to the right, outside of your opponent's arm so you catch the blow on your left deltoid. Move your left shoulder upward and drop your body weight back over your right leg. As your right hand drops, use this momentum to go for a body shot. Slipping outside also makes it difficult for your opponent to defend the counter attack.
Avoid your opponent's jab by dropping your body down to the left. As you drop your body down, this creates the perfect angle for a left uppercut to the body. The slip needs perfect timing – you must perform it at the precise moment you avoid the blow to be effective. Doing so will give you the element of surprise you need to attack your opponent.
As your opponent goes for the jab, drop your body forward, going under your opponent's blow. This not only allows you to avoid the jab, but also helps you stay in the range you need for your counter attack.
The best way to work on your defense is to follow each technique with a counterattack. Doing so will enable you to get in the habit of counterattacking and defending at the same time. As with all techniques, ensure that you practice these consistently in order to make them part of your arsenal. So go forth and train hard!


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The  Gustav Landauer Library Witten (, GLBW) is a special library in Witten, Germany.

History

The Gustav Landauer Library was founded 2011 in sociocultural center Trotz Allem (Despite of it all) inside of the then infoshop. The name relates to the theorist of anarchism Gustav Landauer. Foundation of the collection was a big book donation on occasion of the 100th anniversary of the death of the Russian writer and anarcho-pacifist Leo Tolstoy in 2010. Further book donations followed. In 2012 Trotz Allem together with Deutsch-Israelische Gesellschaft Witten (German-Israeli Society Witten) organized a lecture by the editor of Ausgewählte Schriften (elected writings) of Landauer, Siegbert Wolf, about philosophy and judaism at Gustav Landauer. In the context of this event a book exposition by Gustav Landauer Library about the life and work of Gustav Landauer was presented.

Scope of collection

The collection of Gustav Landauer Library is focused at publications, that were distributed, read and discussed in the left-wing-alternative movements. Among other subjects it includes the topics antifascism, gender, free pedagogy, peace politics, ecology, economy, political developments in the diverse countries of the world and the teachings of classic and current theorists.

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Kim's Request for a Marriage Break May Have Been What Sent Kanye to the Hospital
Desiree O · Nov 30, 2016
Kim Kardashian has loyally been by Kanye West's side since he was hospitalized last week, and though it was first reported that exhaustion and sleep deprivation was the initial cause for his stay, there may actually be more to it. With Kim doing her best to keep on top of the situation as well as protect her children and continue to deal with the aftermath of her terrifying Paris robbery, her need for stable support (and lack thereof) may in fact have been one of the things that set Kanye off in the first place.
This might be one of my favorite shoots! Thank you @harpersbazaarus & @laurabrown99 for the funny article!
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According to a source who spoke to Us, the sitch between Kim and Kanye has "just been hell," and the celebrity pair had been fighting fiercely before this latest incident. With Kim still recovering from her attack, "the trauma of the incident made her more hesitant to do things. Of course it strained their relationship, because she hadn't seen him."
On top of that, though Kim was trying to recover, Kanye "would be up all night ranting about things. He'd be up drawing, writing and sketching, or pacing and doing push-ups. He would not calm down and go to bed… They were fighting because he was impossible to live with."
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What makes it even worse is that this was when Kim felt she needed her husband to support her and now she's having to support him. "She felt like now she needed him to be stable and her rock instead of the other way around. Kanye's so used to getting Kim's constant support and caring, but it's always about Kanye… She didn't know if she could take it anymore, and this time she refused to support him." At least, that was until he was hospitalized. Now, not only has it been reported that she's by his side nearly constantly, but she's even taking care of him, including helping to feed him.
Despite this, Kim apparently hopes that things can be made right again. "Kanye's behavior took a huge toll on their marriage. But Kim feels relieved he is getting the help he needs. She thinks this is what it will take to save him — and help their marriage." Let's hope so!
What do you think about the situation between Kim and Kanye? Tweet us @BritandCo!
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