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Е́кла () — город и муниципалитет в Испании, входит в провинцию Мурсия в составе автономного сообщества Мурсия. Муниципалитет находится в составе района (комарки) Альтиплано. Занимает площадь 607,7 км². Население — 34 432 человек (на 2019 год). Расстояние до административного центра провинции — 96 км.

Покровителем города считается Пресвятой Христос из Гроба (Santísimo Cristo del Sepulcro).

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В городе базируется футбольный клуб «Еклано».

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 Yecla.org

 Federación de Peñas de las fiestas de San Isidro en Yecla
 Web de la Semana Santa de Yecla

 Directorio de páginas web de Yecla

Муниципалитеты Мурсии
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The Root of the Problem, Visualized
All of the engineering design work for HSR on the peninsula is predicated on a future service plan described in Appendix K of the Alternatives Analysis, featuring 10 commuter trains per hour per direction and 8 high-speed trains per hour per direction, with no timetable coordination whatsoever. The service pattern generator can now display this for you graphically, showing where four tracks would be needed to operate this particular service pattern. We already knew the answer: four tracks everywhere along the entire length of the peninsula.
Labels: quad tracking, timetables
Where Four Tracks Will Be Needed
"Phased Implementation" is really about asking where will four tracks actually be needed? Before this concept was floated, the basic idea was to lay four tracks all the way up the peninsula, a solution that requires little intelligent thought, but gobs of money.
The way to answer this question objectively is to play with timetables. Actually, a sequence of timetables, each of which represents a "Phase." For Phased Implementation, a "Phase" could be defined as follows:
Phase: a coherent set of capital improvements that enable a new timetable that provides better service, by some agreed-upon set of metrics, as compared to the old timetable.
We already described one example of how you might define service metrics for Caltrain, and these could be expanded to measure HSR service quality. The metrics, regardless of how they are defined, need to be timetable-independent, clear, concise, and transparent to the public. Discrete capital improvements, i.e. construction projects, can then be priced out on an individual basis and examined in the context of the new timetables that they enable. The idea is to pick the low hanging fruit first, and to build the improvements that produce the biggest improvement in the service metrics for the least construction cost or community disruption, i.e. the biggest bang for the buck.
The Service Pattern Generator
To exemplify the phased planning process and to make it more accessible to the armchair service planner, we can take the train performance calculations previously presented and fold them into an automatic service pattern generator that generates a graphical representation of a timetable and immediately highlights where additional tracks will be needed on the peninsula corridor.
Try it for yourself: Service Pattern Generator
Rather than work with tables of departure times, this tool specifies intuitive clockface timetables as graphical position-versus-time string diagrams, based on a few basic parameters for each type of train on the peninsula corridor:
Train type, as described in the train performance calculations, which determines how many seconds it takes a train to travel from one stop to the next;
Speed limit of the track, which can be considerably lower than the train's capability and also determines stop-to-stop times;
Station stopping pattern and dwell times, strongly influenced by whether or not level boarding is provided;
Frequency in trains per hour, or conversely, the clockface interval. For example, 4 trains per hour = 15 minute interval;
Time offset in minutes from the top of the hour. This offset determines where this train meets other trains in the service pattern, and ultimately determines where you need overtaking tracks;
Schedule padding, in percent of the overall end-to-end run time. 10% padding is a reasonable value.
Using these parameters, the various overlapping service patterns that describe Caltrain locals, Caltrain expresses, and high-speed trains can quickly be specified. While the service pattern generator may initially take a while to grasp, it is worth experimenting with it to develop an intuition for how a blended service plan could actually work.
The key output of the service pattern generator is the yellow highlighting that indicates where trains will catch up and overtake. In these locations, triple or quadruple tracks will be required. The challenge is to develop service patterns that provide good service for both peninsula commuters and long-distance travelers, while minimizing the cost and community disruption that comes with additional tracks.
Professionals do this using much more powerful software that can quantify how resistant these timetables are to cascading delays, but the ultimate results might not be too far off from what this simplified tool produces, when using conservative values for dwell and padding. Far from trying to do the pros' job for them, this exercise empowers the public to understand the trade-offs that must be contended with.
Working Smarter, Not Harder
Using the service pattern generator, we can explore a few examples of how to produce maximum bang for the buck.
Example 1: here's what Caltrain might look like with a mid-line overtake, often mentioned on this blog as the next logical step after (some would even say before!) electrification. Expresses meet locals at Hillsdale to exchange passengers across the same platform. Only one new grade separation is required at 25th Ave. The local holds for three minutes at Hillsdale so that downtown San Mateo can remain with two tracks. This is a typical illustration of cost vs. benefit: the hundreds of millions needed to quadruple-track San Mateo have to be weighed against the two-minute savings for the local. In this particular example, your metrics would tell you that it's not worth it.
Example 2: here's what things might look like with 3 high-speed trains per hour thrown into the mix. We now assume the entire corridor has been upgraded for 100 mph operation, which presumably implies major grade separations and crossing improvements. Introducing HSR requires quadruplication from South San Francisco (well, probably Bayshore) to Burlingame. The bottleneck at San Mateo is allowed to remain with two tracks. Further south, Atherton and Menlo Park are spared while Palo Alto and Mountain View require quadruple tracks. These two new overtake sections illustrate what would be required to provide a reasonable starting level of HSR service via Pacheco. Notice how no enormous civil works are required anywhere in the terminal areas, whether in San Francisco (no expensive tunnels starting at Bayshore) or San Jose (no hulking multi-level station). Transbay to SJ HSR trip time is less than 45 minutes; this can be reduced by increasing the HSR speed limit to 125 mph, but as you'll see if you try it, considerably more construction would be required. Are the few minutes saved worth the extra investment?
Example 3: in the never ending Altamont vs. Pacheco debate, Pacheco proponents often point out that this route is clearly best for Caltrain because it "improves" Caltrain all the way to San Jose. Try this for improvement: here's a service pattern where high-speed trains don't gum up the corridor and head for Altamont from Redwood City. This pattern assumes 4 trains per hour Caltrain local, 4 tph Caltrain express, 4 tph HSR to San Francisco, 4 tph HSR to San Jose via the East Bay, and 4 tph of Dumbarton local commuter rail. 20 trains per hour is a very high level of peninsula train service, probably more than the region will ever need... and look!
No expensive new SF tunnels starting at Bayshore
All Caltrain service terminates at Transbay
Two tracks through Burlingame and San Mateo
Two tracks through PAMPA (Palo Alto Menlo Park Atherton) and all the way south to Santa Clara
All this is enabled by only two overtake sections, grade separation of the northern half of the corridor, and punchy 6000-kW Electric Multiple Units (and also, to be fair, a new Dumbarton crossing).
Announcing: the Peninsula Blended Plan Contest
If you like the power of experimenting with service patterns, there's a contest you can enter! Entries may be made in the comments section below by copying and pasting (or better yet, linking) the URL string of your favorite service pattern, with a short paragraph to describe why you think this is the best balance of service, cost, and community impact. Entries will be judged by an impartial panel of armchair experts consisting of Clem and Richard Mlynarik (the brains behind the tool), whose own service patterns will not count for the contest.
The grand prize, a big shiny ASCII trophy known as the Takt Cup, will be awarded in two weeks.
Posted by Clem at 10:45 PM 114 comments:
Labels: metrics, phased implementation, quad tracking, timetables
Calling All Service Planners
The recent talk of phased implementation and a "blended" Caltrain + HSR system has some people proposing new service patterns and new timetables. That's a healthy thing: service planning should always drive infrastructure decisions. To ground this discussion in reality, these proposed service patterns must reflect realistic train performance that doesn't require Star Trek warp drives (or, for that matter, four tracks everywhere from San Francisco to San Jose...)
Using a Train Performance Calculator, we can find out how long any given train will take to travel from point A to point B, taking into account grades, rail adhesion, aerodynamic drag, traction and braking curves, line speed limits, etc. The results of such calculations are presented below for four key types of rolling stock on the peninsula rail corridor. With these run times, you've got all the building blocks you need to build your own strings, and from those strings, your own timetable.
The trip times can be downloaded as an Excel spreadsheet (82 kB) or a PDF document (106 kB) with eight separate tables (each in its separate worksheet) corresponding to the scenarios described below. They are reasonably accurate, but perhaps not down to the second.
Caltrain Diesel Train
The prototype for the first set of run times is a standard Caltrain consist, with one F40 locomotive and five gallery cars. The diesel locomotive is rated at 3200 hp, and the entire train weighs 420 metric tons fully loaded with 500 passengers. The train is technically capable of reaching a top speed of 100 mph, although signal system restrictions (planned to be removed) constrain it to 79 mph today.
Note: despite their bullet nose, the Baby Bullet trains have essentially the same performance.
Diesel Multiple Unit (DMU)
The prototype for the following run times is a Siemens Desiro Classic DMU. This DMU is in common use around the world, including here in the United States (although it is not compliant with FRA crash regulations). The train performance specs are based on San Diego's Sprinter, with a four-car consist as shown in the photo. Total power output is 1680 hp total for a train weighing 392,000 lb fully loaded. Top speed is 75 mph; because of this limitation, the run times are valid regardless of the track speed limit.
Electric Multiple Unit (EMU)
The next set of run times is for a Stadler KISS EMU. This six-car double-deck EMU, similar to the types under consideration for Caltrain's electrification project, has a top speed of 125 mph. The spec sheet shows that the train weighs about 325 metric tons fully loaded with 500 passengers, and is rated at 4000 kW (5300 horsepower).
The EMU's secret weapon is the ability to unleash a short-term (few minutes) burst of 6000 kW (over 8000 horsepower), which takes it into the same performance league as a high-speed train. This is handy for performing overtakes on the express tracks without disrupting high-speed traffic--a key capability for a "blended" Caltrain + HSR plan. This trick is not possible with a DMU, which is more akin to a moped entering a freeway. The run times below are for the same train using its 6000 kW short-term rating, to be used sparingly.
High-Speed Train
The final set of run times is for a state-of-the-art high-speed train of the sort that might someday be used in California. It is an 11-car Alstom AGV with a top speed of 220 mph, but used in this case at far lower speeds. The train weighs 404 metric tons and has a very high power output of 9120 kW (over 12,000 hp) as is common for high-speed trains. Generic high-speed train specifications have been compiled by the CHSRA.
If you missed the download link above, here it is again for all the above scenarios: Excel spreadsheet (82 kB) or PDF document (106 kB)
Rules of Thumb
These run times are start-to-stop times only, with no intermediate stops, and do not include dwell or padding. Think of them as the fastest possible timing from Point A to Point B without stopping.
Dwell time at stations is not included, and must be added separately. Caltrain dwell times can generally be assumed to be about 45 seconds if level boarding is not provided (i.e. there are steps into the train), or 30 seconds if level boarding is provided. Reduced dwell times can provide enormous savings for frequent-stop commuter trains. High-speed train dwell times should be (per TM-4.2 Phase I Service Plan) 90 seconds at intermediate peninsula stops, and 120 seconds in San Jose.
Padding is not included, and must be added separately. Without padding, a timetable can only be run under perfect conditions. In the real world, stuff happens, and padding ensures that the entire timetable doesn't collapse like a row of dominoes. A good rule of thumb is 20 seconds of padding per stop.
Speed limits ought to be selected carefully. It is unlikely that speed limits will increase where grade crossings are still present. (While this is technically permissible under FRA regulations, state regulations are more restrictive, based on the risk profile of each individual crossing. On the peninsula these crossings typically have a lot of road traffic.)
Building Strings for a Timetable
With the preceding rules of thumb in mind, it becomes a reasonably straightforward exercise to build a "string" that describes the position versus time of any given train, whether it be local, limited, express or long-distance HSR--based on the prevailing speed limit, train type, and stopping pattern. For example, we can construct the timetable for Caltrain 216, departing 4th & King at 7:19 AM, using the following building blocks:
4th & King to San Bruno: 691 seconds
Station dwell at San Bruno + padding: 45 + 20 = 65 seconds
San Bruno to Burlingame: 314 seconds
Station dwell at Burlingame + padding = 65 seconds
Burlingame to San Mateo: 148 seconds
By the time you get to San Jose, it all adds up to an 8:25 AM arrival... three minutes early by Caltrain's timetable, but that has some extra generous padding at the end of the run, in order to juice their on-time statistics.
Once you've built a few "master" strings for the basic Caltrain and HSR service patterns that you envision, you can put them on a spreadsheet and slide them around to build the best-possible clockface timetable. When you do this, make sure that no two strings in the same direction of travel ever come within less than about 3 minutes of each other--otherwise, passing tracks will have to be added to allow the strings to touch or cross. This process illustrates how a timetable can tell you where the four-track sections are actually needed.
Bear in mind the limitations of this simplified approach. The most beautiful timetable can fall apart when things don't go according to plan. The pros use expensive software that can figure out how robust a particular timetable will be to the inevitable perturbations, something that factors heavily into service planning. That particular aspect of the problem isn't dealt with here.
Happy timetable building.
The trip times were calculated in Octave using numerical integration of the differential equations of motion. Traction, friction and drag curves are taken from train specification sheets; where not available, these are calculated based on weight on drivers and power (for traction) and the modified Davis equation (for friction and drag). Curve and terminal area speed restrictions are included. The speed limit assumptions include: 35 mph in the Transbay Transit Center; 40 mph out to 4th & King; 65 mph at Bayshore; 70 mph at Sierra Point; 75 mph at San Bruno (assumes new grade separation); 75 mph at Millbrae; 85 mph at Hayward Park; 80 mph at Palo Alto; 70 mph at Lawrence / Bowers; 45 mph in the San Jose approach. All trip times take into account the 0.6 mile discontinuity in the milepost numbering near CP Coast. All trip times assume that the train accelerates and brakes at the maximum service rate, and maintains a margin of 2 mph below the speed limit at all times. Small (few-second) differences in northbound vs. southbound trip times are ignored. Results should be accurate to about ten seconds. Your Mileage May Vary.
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Labels: DMU, mixed operations, phased implementation, quad tracking, timetables

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Murphy's troubling failure to defend charter school success | Moran
Students from Newark's Phillips Academy Charter School students upon their return to school last August 27. Andrew Miller for NJ Advance Media.Andrew Miller Images
By Tom Moran | Star-Ledger Editorial Board
The New Jersey Education Association just revived its call for a freeze on the growth of charter schools, a declaration of war from a muscular union that spends more on lobbying and campaigns than any other special interest group in the state, by far.
So, this is a serious threat, especially in Newark, where families are competing against tough odds to win a spot in the booming charter sector. One in three kids in Newark now attends a charter school, but many more want in, drawn by high test scores, high graduation rates, and a glide-path to college.
The verdict from Newark families is in. When offered a choice, they consistently prefer charters, whose students are overwhelmingly black and brown, and low-income. The resistance is coming from the unions, from strong suburban districts that don't really need charters, and from orthodox liberals like our governor, who relies on the NJEA for political support.
Asked last week in writing, Murphy's office would not say whether the governor will side with the union in this offensive against charters -- or even if he believes the charters have done a scrap of good in Newark. If the NJEA had a puppet with a smile painted on it, it could hardly do better.
What sparked this latest offensive against charters? The Record of North Jersey just published a five-part series examining the finances of charter schools, one that dove deep into the complex efforts charters are making to purchase and rent buildings. The series hinted that something dark is going on, that someone is getting rich off public money, that taxpayers are getting ripped off.
"Millions of your tax dollars have disappeared into NJ's flawed charter school experiment," the Day One headline blares.
Please. Let's start with some facts, all of which are presented in the piece, and all of which refute that headline.
Charter schools get no money from taxpayers to build or rent buildings. And they are barred by law from bonding to pay for new school construction.
They get only operating costs, and even there they are shortchanged, receiving just 73 cents for each dollar the public schools get in operating costs. From that smaller pot, they must cover capital costs as well.
The reason for that gross inequity? The NJEA fought hard to suffocate the charter movement in its crib back when the law passed in 1995. It agreed to support the experiment only if the charters, which are mostly non-union, ran this race while carrying that extra weight.
"I didn't want the NJEA to oppose the bill, because then it wouldn't pass," says Joe Doria, the former Assembly Speaker, who wrote the bill. "That is the biggest failure of the original bill. To get it passed we couldn't get capital costs included, and that's the whole problem."
And it's unusual. Most states provide capital money, or require district schools to provide space, or both. And despite that handicap, Newark charters are rated the second best in the country by Stanford University's Center for Research on Educational Outcomes.
The Record's investigation described the Olympian efforts that charters make to fill the gap in capital funding. To avoid the ban on building, they enlist supporters to establish non-profit entities to construct and own them, and then pay rent to those non-profits. They tap federal tax credits when they can. They go cup in hand to donors. They dance to make it work.
And what is their choice exactly? Where is the wrongdoing?
The series made no allegation that the charters were breaking the law or violating ethics rules. It found not a single example of a human being working at a charter school, or an affiliated non-profit, making a single dime of profit on these construction projects.
The people serving on the boards of Newark's charters and non-profits are volunteers, people like newly elected Congresswoman, Rep. Mikie Sherrill, D-11th. Are we supposed to believe she's in it for the money, too?
The Record did find several contracts in which charters, usually smaller mom-and-pops, seemed to be paying too much rent. It challenged the secrecy of some of these deals. It showed that some charters got help from the state's Economic Development Authority despite evidence that they were failing their students.
But if the intention was to support the narrative of the charter critics by exposing corruption or profiteering, it didn't come within a mile.
Start with this fact: The charters have saved New Jersey taxpayer a fortune. TEAM charter schools in Newark, with its affiliated non-profit, has spent $120 million alone on school construction and renovation, not a dime of it from taxpayers.
Even if a charter school strikes a bad deal and pays too much for rent, say, the taxpayer is not charged an extra dime. All that money comes out of the charter's operating budget, set by formula.
Contrast that with some of the boondoggles we've seen in construction of traditional schools, like the $155 million renovation of Trenton High School. That's roughly enough to send a man to the moon. And every dime that was wasted increased the cost of fulfilling the Supreme Court's mandate to rebuild crumbling urban schools. In that case, the taxpayer did get screwed.
The solution here is obvious: New Jersey needs to break the grip of the NJEA and give charter schools a fair shake. Let's allow them compete on an even field by providing capital money or unused space in district schools, or both. Do what most other states do.
Murphy's silence on this is a disheartening failure of leadership. Newark schools on the whole have been making solid strides in recent years, after decades of expensive failure, and the charter movement is at the tip of that spear. To the skeptics who say educating poor kids from broken families is a hopeless task, the charters are a decisive rebuke.
Solid classroom gains in Newark | Moran
The city's schools made sold gains during Cerf's years as state commissioner and local superintendent. And his political work in recent years has given the reforms deep roots.
Last year, for the first time, students at Newark charter schools in grades 3-8 beat the state average in reading and math tests. In the district as a whole, 40 percent of Newark kids now attend schools that beat the state average in reading and math. If you ask me, that ranks as the single most important advance of social justice in New Jersey over the last decade.
For liberals like Murphy to ignore that success is the intellectual equivalent of conservatives denying climate change. In both cases, it is a triumph of ideology over inconvenient facts.
So, please, governor, tell your overpaid pals who run the NJEA to back off. Freezing this success would be almost criminal. We need, in fact, to help these charters grow by providing capital money. Families in Newark can then decide for themselves what's best for their kids.
More: Tom Moran columns
Tom Moran may be reached at tmoran@starledger.com or call (973) 836-4909. Follow him on Twitter @tomamoran. Find NJ.com Opinion on Facebook.


Fall is officially upon us, it was questionable in September but the seasons truly feel changed at this point so I felt like sharing all of the palettes that give off that perfect fall look or have all of the tones you crave during the autumn months. Those typically being red, orange, copper, berry, and chocolate. They give the look of the leaves changing, pumpkin patches, and s'mores by a bonfire. Some of these palettes are newer while others are tried-and-true classics.
What eyeshadow palettes do you reach for or think of when you think of fall? I would love to hear what you reach for in the fall.


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Posts Tagged 'phnom penh'
Bill Haslam, bRADLEY COUNTY NEWS, Cambodia, Civil War, Cleveland tennessee, Hun Sen, Kep Chuk Tema, mattress, Mayor Tom Rowland, People for Care and Learning, phnom penh, Sam Rainsey, Sinister, sister city, state representative Kevin Brooks, Tennessee
Sinister City Phnom Penh faces Civil war on heels of Chuk Tema ouster
In Agenda 21, Uncategorized on January 24, 2014 at 9:10 AM
Thousands of miles from it's "sister city," Phnom Penh, Cleveland Tennessee is seeing it's appointed leaders being used as pawns to civil unrest in Phnom Penh.
The city with it's willingness to exchange favors with a leftover regime of the Khmer Rouge has left our sister city on the brink of civil war.
It appears our selection of this city as our sister city was a thwarted attempt for a ruthless regime to retain power using American influence and select corporatism as its wedge.
Last year our elected leaders decided to join hands with a ruthless regime of dictators with connections to the Khmer Rouge, left over from the Vietnam War that killed 10s of thousands at the barrel end of a gun and a sword.
This same regime with blood on their hands performing unspeakable atrocities on it's people found their way into our beautiful community at the request of our local spiritual, business and political leaders.
As they were paraded around in town as the next savior of our City on the back of its business model shared with the Chamber, we were entranced and blinded to the filth that was left in their wake. It is still amazing to me that money, greed and cronyism can blind many seeking to gain from this forced venture, but it is what it is.
This welcomed regime graced our city and brought with them a swath of destruction and remnants of evil that rivals many ruthless dictatorial leaders throughout history. These same folks that allegedly sprayed three hundred innocent souls with water then electrocuted them, allowed and participated in child pornography, child slave labor, child and adult prostitution rings, child sex rings, outright murder, displacement of it's citizens from valued property in the center of town pulled from their homes and dumped in rice fields miles away, held deeds to valuable property, ruination of property rights for personal gain, citizens arrested for speaking up, threats upon the lives of protestors, cooperation with international bodies such as the UN, sympathizers of the UNs Agenda 21…….etc were allowed to parade around our city unchecked and unquestioned by it's leaders.
The Governor of Phnom Penh was on the ropes and dancing when he visited Cleveland Tennessee.
Our elected officials were pulled into the Governors web of deciet in an attempt to save his much coveted position in Phnom Penh government of which was floundering and in steep decline and had been since 2008.
The Governor and his court used our religious and political good will to attempt to retain his governors seat by extending good will and false promises while in Cleveland.
In 2008, the PM leaked a statement to the locals that if Kep Chuk Tema could not unite his country and somehow "fix" their problems the axe would fall.
During this time the UN placed sanctions on this government and took away any foreign aid to build the country using the Agenda 21 model for atrocities committed against it's people in the 10s of thousands.
The UN via their councils stated that if Kep Chuk Tema could regain his pride and establish his country as moving forward the money would return and sanctions lifted.
Shortly afterwards and a well timed visit to Bradley County he forms a bond with local religious organizations to show him favor and hopefully to retain his power.
It is my opinion only, but I am afraid our local religious organizations may somehow have joined hands with the UN, the Phnom Penh government, developers and our local government to further develop the country on the backs of those willing to participate with monetary gain as it's facilitator. The money trail may be a revealing factor as soon as those numbers are reported.
Monetary gain or not, this venture was not based on a relationship formed solely on mutual trust.
Agenda 21 is bad policy and runs over anyone that dares stop or attempt to halt it's implementation. The progressive plan to upbuild our inner cities, displacing citizens from their private property with the assistance of the United Nations in any city whether it be Cleveland Tennessee or Phnom Penh is bad policy.
Selective corporatism is a death nail to private small business, deciding who is successful and who is not solely based on who you know or who you pay off royally is not a good way to build a country or a city. In Bradley County we do this deed extremely well.
Eventually, the citizens begin to
see the deception and realize that cronyism or you scratch mine I'll scratch yours inside a good ole boy network is not the best for our community.
Shortly after Kep Chuk Tema and his delegation slid back to Phnom
Penh the City of Cleveland, in Chuk Tema fashion began it's onslaught of similar tactics that Chuk Tema is now answering to.
As the Cleveland regime, fresh off the Phnom Penh delegation visit began to leak and announce that South Cleveland was going to succumb to displacement of it's citizens and the planned private property invasion by a greedy government was underway, in search of private property for placement of a self named Civic Center where homes used to be. Coincidence? Planned? Orchestrated with advice from Chuk Tema? We will never know but shortly after his departure our city began to see the same transformation as in Phnom Penh.
Shortly after returning to Phnom Penh, Chuk Tema and many of his cabinet was dismantled and replaced by Governor Pa Soceatvong. He is a similar minded dictator with a harder line but has been asked to display a softer line to squelch a tenuous people from envoking a civil war, an uprising to suppress a tyrannical government.
Sam Rainsy, the personable character that preferred to bow than shake hands with yours truly has been reduced to rubble since his return.
He was recently photographed by reporters on the ground begging, crawling around asking for forgiveness for his bad policy.
In the aftermath and return home it was reported that Chuk Tema offered H.E. Hun Sen 300,000 dollars in blood money to keep his position but he "sacked" him anyway!
Wait a minute where did he get that money? He did just return from Cleveland Tn? Nah that's really conspiracy at this time but who knows those rabbit hole chases have faired me well with exposing the truth. Hmmm?
After all Governor Bill Haslam intended to use his NASCAR influence to treat them to a hot dog and a race at Bristol!
I can make this stuff up guys! Follow the money is my old adage.
The bottom line is this. My Phnom Penh contacts on the ground are expressing a desire to overthrow this government of whom we call our sister, and stop the onslaught of radical, single handed, top down bad land abuse policy.
Ladies and gentlemen, also in this country, the citizens of this country are speaking up and out, rallying around a plan, formulating a takeover against the UN and Agenda 21. The tangled webs we weave often get exposed when the story is exposed and a microscope is applied.
Sadly, as in Cleveland, these people are the recipients of this behavior and this scheme to level their homes and transform their country and we continue to assist their government because it makes us feel good and we get a mattress factory exported further exposing more children and adults to slave labor and encampment.
Is turning out mattresses for a like-minded regime because a dictator was afraid he was gonna lose his position and power in our best interest. Sounds familiar doesn't it?
Why are our leaders given a pass when it comes to this type behavior. Why does State Representative Kevin Brooks and Mayor Rowland who literally kissed the ring of a
ruthless dictator using religious connections to promote crony selective corporatism with an assist of the Chamber of Commerce while in step with the United Nations to implement Agenda 21?
Remember last summer when our own local government turned on the citizens of Cleveland and Bradley County TN because they were notifying the residents in the area of a plan to do exactly what Phnom
penh was doing that is causing a civil
war?
An investigation was launched to lynch any one found stepping over that line? And the citizens of Bradley County had to hire attorneys to get a tyrannical Mayor off their backs and restore the US Constitution that had just been shredded.
How soon we forget! Do you see the stark similarities? Do you see why we call them sister?
Sinister City would be the most appropriate name applied to this partnership. The devil definitely has a hand in this and the throngs of "do gooders" do not have to answer to men on Earth, their judgement will be from a much higher power!
The Cambodian delegations expenses were paid for by People for Care and Learning, the Phnom Penh government, and private donations. The paper trail begins here. Sadly, in my opinion,we have been reduced to a game of chess where the people of both cities are the pawns and big government and big corporatism are using greed as our motivator.
A recent email from Phnom Penh had this to say about the governor that visited our city " Kep Chuk Tema of Phnom Penh city is about bribery, corruption, human vultures, unsanitary condition, traffic congestions, air polution. He was also responsible for the death of some 300 revellers on one New Year Day"….." I can't wait for the American Delegate to visit Phnom Penh and the nearby surrounding areas and offer their impression."
The people of Phnom Penh see the game the American Delegation is
playing with their lives, only wish Clevelanders would do the same and expect the same change.
Kep Chuk Tema replaced as Governor!
http://www.globaltimes.cn/content/779069.shtml#.Uqm1tSd5mc0
Kep Chuk Tema has been on Cambodian chopping block since 2008
http://ki-media.blogspot.com/2008/11/rumours-of-sacking-governor-kep-chutema.html?m=1
http://www.cambodiadaily.com/archive/phnom-penh-governor-tells-cnrp-to-stop-petition-44768/
http://khmerization.blogspot.com/2013/04/the-king-appointed-pa-socheatvong-as.html?m=1
http://www.opendevelopmentcambodia.net/tag/phnom-penh-municipal-governor-pa-socheatvong/
Beong Kak Lake
http://ki-media.blogspot.com/2008/01/pa-socheatvong-to-vann-molyvann-dont.html?m=1
New leader admonishes Sam Rainsy!
http://www.cambodiadaily.com/elections/phnom-penh-governor-expresses-disapproval-of-cnrp-rally-41439/
http://www.clevelandbanner.com/view/full_story/19869110/article-Cambodian-delegation-arrives-from-sister-city
Sam Rainsy begging to keep his job!
http://www.asianewsnet.net/news-53593.html
Pictures of the delegation!
http://www.phnompenh.gov.kh/news-phnom-penh-delegates-arrived-in-cleveland-tn-3360.html
Asking Hun Sen to step down. CNRP opposing CPP, the government we support. Backlash on our people and those supporting CPP HUN SEN!
http://www.swissinfo.ch/eng/news/international/Cambodia_opposition_rallies_in_capital,_urges_PM_to_step_down.html?cid=37545534
Bill Haslam, Build a city, Cambodian delegation, chamber of commerce, children, city council, Cleveland tennessee, Doug berry, forced slavery, Gary Farlow, human trafficking, Kep Chuk Tema, Kevin Brooks, Mayor Tom Rowland, PCL, phnom penh, pol pot, sister city, slavery
These "esteemed" savages got the key to our city and we call them sister
In Uncategorized on August 24, 2012 at 11:17 AM
I am going to limit my words here to leave the emphasis on the obvious of what just happened in Cleveland Tennessee. Our Mayor Tom Rowland and our State Legislator Kevin Brooks and Governor Bill Haslam have welcomed one of the worst human rights offenders in the world to our city and we call them sister and give them the key to our city.
We were swept away with the pomp and circumstance as our Mayor bowed to a ruthless dictator while slipping him the key to our city. Where is the humanity in this? Where are the church leaders in our town that should be speaking up for these children and their parents being taken in and forced into slave labor, child prostitution and human trafficking? Why do we choose to turn a blind eye to the reality of our associations? How can Rowland, Brooks and Haslam not see this delegation for what they truly are? Why doesnt the rule of you are known by your associations apply here? How can we build these people up while ignoring their devilish and satanic actions?
I will tell you simply. We have once again sighted our vision in the almighty dollar instead of the humanity that suffers because of our actions. We can forget the action if it profits me!
We listen to others influential in all things business like the Chamber of Commerce. We instead ignore Gods voice of conviction that must lay heavy on these leaders hearts.
We have lost touch with the sense that while helping a few become wealthy while making a few spiritual leaders feel warm and fuzzy all over. The intended message has been eternally lost. Gods message to love thy neighbor and assist them when troubled has been watered down by an opportunity to outsource a mattress factory and spread the wealth. A child slaving over a mattress has become more important than giving that same kid a place to rest his head at night.
The assumed numerous children of Pol Pot living in Phnom Penh who have lived to tell the story of horrendous crimes and powerful regimes are now being further exploited by our elected leaders who would rather turn a blind eye to the iniquities of many for the promotion of self.
God bless our city and the misdirection it has received, bless our leaders as this regime is lifted to royalty. Please let's take a look at the real people that we are gloating about and let's put value on his excellency for what they really are……ruthless thugs with enough power to influence many to participate in the degregation of a generation of children and people and further chaining their feet to a communist/socialist regime that is being empowered by the elite a thousand miles away from them.
Please take the time to get to know these Cambodian delegates and sisterS of our city that have been given the key to our city by seemingly likeminded politicians who seem oblivious to the influence our support has on the futures of a generation where 50 percent of it's population is under the age of 21. What a great opportunity missed to reach millions squandered on greed and pride.
Pleas take a few minutes to read from a news source inside Cambodia and Phnom Penh who see the light because it is shinin on them brightly.
I encourage you not to read the posted website if your stomach is easily upset or vivid images stick in your head for a long time that may produce PTSD side effects. What I read literally made me wash my hands with soap and water to remove the filth when I shook their hands! While you may choose to read with great hesitancy remember the greatest tragedy is how we have lifted this "delegation" up as the example of what our city needs to be.
http://gvnet.com/humantrafficking/Cambodia.htm
Never forget these are my opinions only and are mine only. These thoughts reflect my interpretation of some very sad events that are happening in Cleveland Tennessee that are not being reported by mainstream media. I would be remiss and negligent to observe these atrocities and not report them. Please read and come to your own conclusions about our elected and non elected leaders. Let the shame fall where it may.
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Essence of evil permeates Chamber of Commerce as a host of City Leaders bow to Cambodian "dignitaries"
In Uncategorized on August 22, 2012 at 11:18 PM
I want to mention that Kep Chuktema has forcefully evicted over 3000 urban poor families from the center of Phnom Penh during his tenure. He has been quoted in the national papers as saying that the urban poor "pollute our city's beauty". Most recently he evicted roughly 1,500 urban poor to a location without any basic services: No running water, bathrooms, health clinics, schools, etc. Literally dropped off over a thousand families into a barren ricefield during the rainy season. The UN Special Rapporteur on Housing (Miloon Kothari) has described the trends occurring in Phnom Penh as approaching that of an 'apartheid city'. He has employed police and soldiers to carry out evictions, armed with electric batons, guns, gas masks, and riot gear. The last eviction he used roughly 1,000 such 'security' forces, carried out the eviction at four in the morning, and refused to allow UN monitors, NGO human rights monitors, or the media from observing the evictions.
http://www.worldmayor.com/comments06/phnompenh_comment06.html
The above passage was written by a Cambodian begging for someone to hear his or her plight. It is the cry of the Cambodian people! Save me!
The Cambodians reaching out because of these and other atrocities by them at the hands of Kep Chuk Tema. Memories of Pol Pot and the Khmer Rouge still exists and the remnants of that horrible regime have made their way to America, specifically Cleveland Tennessee.
Rape, child rape, sex crimes and trade that are only echoed in horror chambers, drugs, abuse of women, evictions, bribery, murder and mass corruption these are there cries!
The cry of a child prostitute offering her self for "one dollar", "one dollar" speaks of darkness that only a few know.
I am dumbfounded by the level of acceptance by our church leaders, elected officials, NGOs, the Chamber of Commerce, the Mayor Tom Rowland and any others that may wish to participate in this endeavor.
I find it interesting, we criminalize patriots for questioning land policy in Cleveland, yet embrace a delegation that has evicted, raped and pillaged hundreds of thousands in phnom penh and we give them the key to the city who are known Socialists/Marxist/Leninist with close ties to the Khmer Rouge, go figure!
The worst of human rights abuses are on the record and they were committed by the man and his government that we accept in Cleveland Tennessee with open arms. The atrocities that Mr Garmon and Mr George were the work of the man they are parading around in our town as a hero to his people. In Phnom Penh it is quite different.
The United Nations, yes it's hard for me to say that, but their human rights board is investigating his Khmer Rouge/Apartheid type activity all in the name of sustainable economic development.
Why is he here in my opinion? The World Bank has cut off all his money for land development because of his human rights violations. So he accepts the offer from God fearing, freedom loving Americans that are more than willing to save the world. So, Mr Chuktema by building little cities, with the cooperation of the US of course shows some good will and is able to get his World Bank financing back. At the same time the Chamber of Commerce, the Mayor and Planners might get a business out of it!
This is truly the saddest part of this all. Our Church leaders and elected leaders that we trust to protect our sovereignty and freedoms end up giving them to a Buddhist/Socialist/Marxist/Leninist regime.
The people we are entrusting to lead us out of the economic downfall are the very ones that are doing the most to prevent a free market and capitalism to work. Let's share the wealth! That is the game. Have you seen pictures of Phnom Penh lately? Do you think there is a shortage of cash in this area that needs or can get a step ahead by the generous tithing of a few hundred church faithful? 2.2 million to hand to a dictator that has the equivalency of a King and his court? To build 800 or so homes for a tyrannical leader that does not see the bad in evicting 200, 000 poor people from his kingdom? Why has he done this? It is to secure a sustainable future! Where if you offer enough money I will gladly displace thousands if your dream is to build a strip mall or a high rise apartment for the poor you just dumped in a rice paddy in the middle of nowhere. How can our churches and elected leaders participate in this apartheid! I thought we were about helping the poor, not benefitting from their demise.
Read the many excerpts below! Many from first hand reports from Cambodians who have suffered greatly from the entourage that has invaded Cleveland Tennessee recently. The poor in these countries need real representation, not a gaggle of yes men who only see evil in those that try to keep America and our county free. I was told by one of these high ranking church officials that these were only homeless people who live in cardboard boxes on the street near the airport. Wow! God bless America! We have seen what the mighty dollar can do to corrupt a city like Cleveland Tennessee, see what greed and seeking power can and has done to Cambodia!
Read below with an open mind and ask your self why would our spiritual leaders be supporting such an awful regime? I am afraid our leaders have chosen to look beyond the human plight and found a few dollars to replace the sins of many!
These below are the same ones that our City Mayor, State Legislator Kevin Brooks, the Chamber of Commerce, select church leaders gave the key to the city to.
Read below and look at the magnitude of this tragedy.
220, 000 poor have been evicted from their property by Governor.
http://saveboeungkak.wordpress.com/2011/11/02/city-residents-present-petition-against-eviction/
60,000 evicted from Phnom Penh by Governor Kep Chuktema
http://www.opendevelopmentcambodia.net/tag/kep-chuktema/
City protests against eviction, falls on deaf ears.
Benivides Raneses and Kep Chuk Tema gather local poor citizens for protesting this government from taking their farms
http://khmerization.blogspot.com/2012/08/activist-in-hiding-denies-claims.html?m=1
Kit Sopha- Another delegate evicts 100 poor families without compensation from homes near airport.
http://www.phnompenhpost.com/index.php/2012072757659/National-news/airport-dwellers-displaced-from-anarchic-houses.html
Koeut Chhea- another delegate member- Holds and imprisons 24 women and 6 children after being evicted from homes. Both the United Nations and HRW have documented suspicious deaths, rape, torture and beatings there.
http://signalfire.org/?p=16909
4,000 families evicted to make way for Chinese company.
http://www.khmerpropertynews.com/?inc=content.php&id=3349
Eat Dog meat poor people! "Chuktema also said dog meat should be sold openly in the markets because there is a demand among poor people who eat it. "They don't have [nice] wine, but poor people can enjoy their dog meat with palm juice wine," Chuktema said.
http://www.taipeitimes.com/News/world/archives/2003/09/12/2003067545
2500 garment slave workers march to phnom penh government and are turned back by armed police and forced back to work. Because they were being sexually harassed.
http://khmerization.blogspot.com/2012/08/factory-workers-allege-sexual.html?m=1
On August 20th, while touring Cleveland Chuk Temas government sends volunteers into village asking for deeds as proof they own the land they occupy then keep them and give them to other people. 60 families lose their property.
http://khmerization.blogspot.com/2012/08/people-accused-hun-sens-volunteers-of.html?m=1
UN inquiring about Kep Chuktemas human rights abuses.
http://newsgroups.derkeiler.com/Archive/Soc/soc.culture.cambodia/2009-06/msg00512.html
Horrific bridge dedication presided over by Kep Chuktema. one theory of what went wrong causing the injury to 700 plus and the death of 353 was the government police electrocuted the crowd and shot with water cannons. The bridge is family owned by Prime Minister Hun Sin.
http://khmerization.blogspot.com/2011/11/lessons-learnt-from-cambodias-bridge.html?m=1
US State Department report on horrendous abuses by Kep Chuktema and Prime minister Hun Sen controlled governments. Charges to include children sex trade, drugs, police beatings and evictions and numerous other human rights issues.
http://www.state.gov/documents/organization/186476.pdf
Another eviction notice by Kep Chuktema. I hope that by giving him the key to the city our elected officials don't use his atrocious human rights tactics at home.
Governor sells Khmer Rouge killing fields for development, you know sustainable development.
http://khmerrougetrial.blogspot.com/2005/10/in-killing-field-khmer-memories-for.html?m=1
The "boss" of Governor Kep Chuktema, Prime minister Hun Sen was a battalion commander for the Khmer Rouge regime.
http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hun_Sen#section_5
God bless our county and our country if we have leaders like this making our decisions for us. Someone please question the lack of judgement in our city and county. How can we support such wickedness while acting so faithful to God. God please forgive these men who have been blinded by Satan and are playing games with the devil at the cost of many lives inside Cleveland Tennessee. Please lift the blinders from them and have them ask for forgiveness and to truly see the light.


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Q: MVC ICollection ValidationState always set to Skipped As part of an ASP.NET Core MVC 1.0 project, I have a ViewModel with an ICollection<> property. I need to validate that this collection contains one or more items. My custom validation attribute doesn't get executed.
In my instance it holds multiple file attachments from a multipart/form-data form.
I have decorated the property in the ViewModel with a custom validation attribute:
[RequiredCollection]
public ICollection<IFormFile> Attachments { get; set; }

Below is the custom attribute class. It simply checks the collection is not null and has greater than zero elements:
public class RequiredCollectionAttribute : ValidationAttribute
{
    protected const string DefaultErrorMessageFormatString = "You must provide at least one.";

    public RequiredCollectionAttribute() : base(DefaultErrorMessageFormatString) { }

    protected override ValidationResult IsValid(object value, ValidationContext validationContext)
    {
        var collection = (ICollection) value;

        return collection == null || collection.Count > 0
            ? ValidationResult.Success
            : new ValidationResult(ErrorMessageString);
    }
}

And finally, in the controller I am ensuring the ViewModel in the POST request is valid, which should trigger the validation:
[HttpPost]
public async Task<IActionResult> Method(MethodViewModel viewModel)
{
    if (!ModelState.IsValid)
        return View(viewModel);
    ...
}

If I break at the ModelState.IsValid call, the contents of ModelState.Values for the Attachments property is:

Question

*

*Why doesn't my breakpoint within the RequiredCollectionAttribute.IsValid() method ever get hit?

*Why does the ValidationState get set to Skipped for the Attachments property?
--
Edit 1:
MethodViewModel definition, as requested:
public class MethodViewModel
{
    ...
    [Display(Name = "Attachments")]
    [RequiredCollection(ErrorMessage = "You must attached at least one file.")]
    public ICollection<IFormFile> Attachments { get; set; }
    ...
}

--
Edit 2:
Below is the trimmed value of actionContext.ModelState (exported in JSON), as requested. This is the state when a breakpoint is hit on entry to a global action filter, OnActionExecuting():
{
    "Count": 19,
    "ErrorCount": 0,
    "HasReachedMaxErrors": false,
    "IsReadOnly": false,
    "IsValid": true,
    "Keys":
    [
        "Attachments"
    ],
    "MaxAllowedErrors": 200,
    "ValidationState": Valid,
    "Values":
    [
        {
            "AttemptedValue": null,
            {
            },
            "RawValue": null,
            "ValidationState": Microsoft.AspNet.Mvc.ModelBinding.ModelValidationState.Skipped
        }
    ],
    {
        [
            "Key": "Attachments",
            {
                "AttemptedValue": null,
                "RawValue": null,
                "ValidationState": Microsoft.AspNet.Mvc.ModelBinding.ModelValidationState.Skipped
            },
            "key": "Attachments",
            {
                "AttemptedValue": null,
                "RawValue": null,
                "ValidationState": Microsoft.AspNet.Mvc.ModelBinding.ModelValidationState.Skipped
            }
        ]
    }
}

--
Edit 3:
The view's razor syntax to render the Attachments input field.
<form role="form" asp-controller="Controller" asp-action="Method" method="post" enctype="multipart/form-data">
    ...

            <input asp-for="Attachments" class="form-control" multiple required>

    ...
</form>

A: It looks like MVC is suppressing further validation if the IFormFile or a collection of IFormFile is found to be not null.
If you take a look at the FormFileModelBinder.cs code, you can see the issue right here. It is suppressing validation if the binder is able to get a non-null result from the if/elseif/else clause above.
In a test, I made a view model with code like this:
[ThisAttriuteAlwaysReturnsAValidationError]
public IFormFile Attachment { get;set; }

When I actually upload a file to this example, the always-erroring attribute above it never gets called.
Since this is coming from MVC itself, I think your best bet for this is to implement the IValidateableObject interface.
public class YourViewModel : IValidatableObject
{
    public ICollection<IFormFile> Attachments { get;set; }

    public IEnumerable<ValidationResult> Validate(ValidationContext validationContext)
    {
        var numAttachments = Attachments?.Count() ?? 0;
        if (numAttachments == 0)
        {
            yield return new ValidationResult(
                "You must attached at least one file.",
                new string[] { nameof(Attachments) });
        }
    }
}

This method will still be called as it is not associated with any individual property, and thus isn't suppressed by MVC like your attribute is.
If you've got to do this in more than one place, you could create an extension method to help.
public static bool IsNullOrEmpty<T>(this IEnumerable<T> collection) =>
        collection == null || !collection.GetEnumerator().MoveNext();

Update
This has been filed as a bug and should be fixed in 1.0.0 RTM.

A: Partial Answer (just for code sharing purpses)
try this:
[AttributeUsage(AttributeTargets.Property | AttributeTargets.Field, AllowMultiple = false)]
public sealed class RequiredCollectionAttribute : ValidationAttribute
{

    public override bool IsValid(object value)
    {
        ErrorMessage = "You must provide at least one.";
        var collection = value as ICollection;

        return collection != null || collection.Count > 0;
    }
}

also, try to add a filter.
GlobalConfiguration.Configuration.Filters.Add(new RequestValidationFilter());

and write the filter itself:
public class RequestValidationFilter : ActionFilterAttribute
{
    public override void OnActionExecuting(HttpActionContext actionContext)
    {
        if (actionContext.ModelState.IsValid == false)
        {
            var errors = actionContext.ModelState
                                      .Values
                                      .SelectMany(m => m.Errors
                                                        .Select(e => e.ErrorMessage));

            actionContext.Response = actionContext.Request.CreateErrorResponse(
                HttpStatusCode.BadRequest, actionContext.ModelState);

            actionContext.Response.ReasonPhrase = string.Join("\n", errors);
        }
    }
}

just for us to check if a breakpoint is triggered inside the filter.

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National Premier League SA Round 16 Preview
Declan Durrant @declan_durrant 1529629353
Adelaide United Youth host reigning champions Croydon in Round 16 of the South Australian National Premier League 2018 Season at Smith Partners Stadium.
The Young Reds are unbeaten in four games after a great result against Comets on Tuesday night.
The Reds were raring to go after having their previous encounter between the two teams called off in the first half, due to poor weather.
Going 1-0 up in the previous game, the Reds went into this one with a mental edge over their opponents.
United fought to the end with the game finishing 1-0, completing the league double over the Comets, having also defeated them in Round 2.
Reds wingback, Blake Carpenter, was thrilled with the result, strengthening United's position in the top six.
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"It was great to get the result though, obviously it's amazing and a big step up from the previous years.
"We haven't been in this position before and being underdogs in the NPL since the start of the season, it shows how much talent we have and how much we're improving."
Photo by Chris Kelly Photographics
The Young Reds recent run of form includes draws with two of the competition's top four sides in back-to-back weeks, MetroStars followed by Adelaide City last Saturday.
The wingback was reflective on the result and happy having finally taken some points off City.
"That's probably one of our best results this season, even though we didn't get the win and it's just such a confidence builder," he explained.
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Adelaide United Youth host Croydon Kings in Round 16 of the National Premier League 2018 season on Sunday, June 24 at Smith Partners Stadium. Kick-off is at 3.15 PM ACST.


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5 Worst Mistakes to Avoid When Making Your Morning Coffee
By Lauren Torrisi April 18, 2013
Think your coffee is up to snuff? Chances are you're guilty of one of these common mistakes when you make your morning brew. Major Cohen, an 18-year coffee expert and senior project manager in coffee engagement at Starbucks, knows how to make a cup.
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Check the water temperature, too.
"If you don't have hot water, it's not going to extract the right flavors when you brew it," he says.
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"As you take it in and out, moisture will condense on it and get wet," he says.
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"Would you put fresh fish in the freezer? You never expect it to taste the same," Cohen says, "It's going to be detrimental to the products."
3. Not using enough coffee per cup. If you're eyeballing coffee quantities, you're probably under-estimating. Most people use a drastically lower amount of coffee per cup than is required.
"They do that either because they're trying to be frugal or, in our day and age, trying to stretch their resources as much as they can," he says.
The result is a bitter and watery cup. Using two rounded tablespoons per six ounces of water is generally the rule of thumb for coffee making.
If you like a weaker cup of coffee, Cohen says, it tastes better if you add hot water to it than if you brew it with less beans.
"If people are trying to explore levels of intensity of taste, it's good to experiment with roast," he says.
Trying different roasts, from blonde to dark, is a good way to see what flavor you like the best.
4. Using the wrong grind . From French press to espresso machine, different machines require a different grind.
"The wrong grind is either going to hold the water back too much if its too fine, or its going to let the water run much too quickly," he says.
Your best bet is to follow the instructions that come with the machine. A helpful tip is to think of common household items before you grind the beans. A coffee press requires a coarse grind, which resembles kosher salt. Espresso grinds look like powdered sugar and a fine grind is the texture of granulated sugar. A medium grind would be medium ground cornmeal.
5. Using too much coffee. If you think using more coffee beans in the morning is your best bet, you're wrong. Using too many grounds results in under-extraction and less-than-ideal flavor.
"It does make a stronger cup, but it gets very, very bitter because the solid level will go up to 30 percent," Cohen says. "Imagine if you were making bread and you used too much yeast. The bread is going to rise too much. … The bread is going to be an abysmal failure."


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