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Il fera beau demain
Simon Proulx (Mes aïeux, Benoit Archambault, Gilles Vigneault, La Semaine verte, etc.) and Olivier Demers (Le Vent du Nord, Le Cirque du Soleil, Mario Pelchat, etc.) released their debut album, a collection of instrumental folk duets, in March 2022. It is entitled Il fera beau demain. Over the years, Simon and Olivier have often collaborated on other people's projects, both in the studio and on stage. They started to think about a more personal and structured collaboration as a duo, given the pleasure they have always had playing together and how easily they were able to combine their different musical roots and influences. They quickly found that there is an astonishing kinship between them. The result is a bright, serene record that sows some renewal after all that we have gone through these past two years—hence the album's title (which means "It will be sunny tomorrow") and cover artwork (by Julie Beauchemin). So there is light therein, but also a clear desire to turn to acoustic instruments. "It's hard to explain, but there is something true about feeling a string vibrate in your body. Simon and I needed to get back to basics for this record. We wanted heartwarming vibratory sounds…", emphasized Olivier Demers.
The duo is also performing live on various guitars, mandolins, and other stringed instruments. This concert mainly features their own hopeful compositions presented as intimate moments of camaraderie. Come listen to two seasoned musicians delivering a healthy dose of beauty and optimism. It will be sunny tomorrow, I promise!
Simon Proulx
Simon Proulx is best known as an accompanying guitarist and an arranger (Gilles Vigneault, Mes zïeux, Paule-Andrée Cassidy, Benoît Archambault, Stéphane Côté…), but he is also a composer (La Semaine Verte on Radio-Canada, Le Petit Théâtre du Nord, Auzou…), a solo recording artist with 7 albums to his credit (the last two, "Bach en confinement Vol. 1 & 2," came out in 2020) and as a member of the group Mille Îles. Simon discovered the guitar at the tender age of 6. That instrument would never leave his side; it became the basis of a busy career in a rich and diversified musical universe. After studying jazz performance and arranging, Simon became a sought-after collaborator, both on stage and in the studio, in Quebec and in Europe. The finesse of his playing and his musicality have led him to accompany several renowned artists in various settings (television, stage, studio, etc.). Richard Séguin, Daniel Boucher, Yan Perreault, Claude Gauthier, Pierre Lapointe, Jean-Pierre Ferland, Robert Charlebois, Les Charbonniers de l'Enfer, Isabelle Blais, Lynda Lemay, Jérôme Minière and many others have benefited from his talents. The release of the debut album by the Proulx-Demers duo in 2022 is another great achievement in his career!
Credit photo : Tzara Maud
Olivier is a violinist by training, a reformed fiddler and a passionate guitarist. He started playing chamber music, then jazz. His great versatility led him to work with several artists (Le Cirque du Soleil, La Bottine souriante, Väsen, Michel Faubert, Breabach, Dervish, etc.). Olivier has been dedicating his life to traditional folk music for more than 25 years. He is a founding member of Le Vent du Nord (over 2,000 shows around the world, 11 albums, 2 Félix Awards, 2 Juno Awards, 2 Canadian Folk Music Awards, Best Traditional Band in North America at the 2007 Folk Alliance Conference, Grand Prix du Disque Charles-Cros 2012, etc.). He also played in the trio MontcorbieR and the duo Boulerice-Demers (2 albums, with Un peu d'ci, un peu d'ça being awarded Best Trad Album in Canada in 2006) with his old partner Nicolas Boulerice. Recently his duo partner of choice has been Simon Proulx. Olivier is a studio enthusiast. He has earned a credit on over 75 albums, either as a musician, coproducer or producer. He is also deeply engaged in the shadows of traditional folk music as a co-founder and organizer of La Veillée de l'avant Veille (25th edition in 2022), the Chants de Vielles Festival, and the record company Roues et Archets. He was a co-instigator of the Albion sessions in Joliette and published a major collection of tunes from Quebec and French-speaking America: 1000 airs du Québec et de l'Amérique francophone — TOME I.
Il fera beau demain by Proulx-Demers
« …13 compositions lumineuses où les sons des guitares acoustiques s'unissent, se répondent et s'entrelacent. Les vibrations des instruments expressifs savent éveiller notre émotivité sans qu'elle devienne trop accaparante. Un duo prometteur. » ★★★1/2
LE SOLEIL — Valérie Marcoux
Album : Il fera beau demain
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Joe represents investors, developers, funds, and syndicators in low-income housing and historic-rehabilitation tax credits transactions.
Prior to joining Barnes & Thornburg, Joe was an associate attorney for Wendy's International, LLC. He worked as lead counsel on various restaurant acquisitions and dispositions, including a multimillion dollar disposition to a Wendy's franchisee involving 40 Wendy's restaurants. He represented Wendy's in other real estate and corporate matters, including commercial leasing, execution of closings, and surplus property dispositions. Joe also drafted and negotiated asset purchase agreements, franchise agreements, purchase and sale agreements, and other legal documents.
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You get to stay home alone! You're probably excited, but you also might be a little nervous. That's perfectly normal. You're being faced with new responsibilities. Don't worry, though, you can take steps to prevent danger while you're at home, as well as learn what to do if an emergency does happen.
Follow your parents' rules. Your parents want you to stay safe. That's why they have rules. If you're not sure what the rules are, sit down with your parents and write out a list together, so you both have something to refer to.
The rules might cover who you can have over (if anyone), whether you can go outside, and whether you can take phone calls.
Lock the doors and windows. While break-ins are unusual, they can happen. The best thing you can do is keep the doors and windows locked when you're inside. That way, someone can't just walk in without your permission.
If your family has an alarm, learn how to set it so it can protect you while you're home. Set the alarm to "Stay", preferably "Instant", so that police are notified in the event of a break-in.
Avoid opening the door to people you don't know. If someone comes to the door, it's best to ignore it if you don't know the person. If the person is delivering a package, ask them to leave it or come back later. Don't tell them you're by yourself.
It's also important not to tell people over the phone that you're by yourself at home. If someone calls for your parents, you can say, "They can't come to the phone right now. Can I have them call you back?"
Stay away from dangerous items in the house. Even though you're home alone, you don't have free rein to do anything you want. You still need to stay away from dangerous things. Don't play with matches, knives, or guns, for instance. Also, don't take medications unless you know what you're doing. Don't mix chemicals and cleaners you find around the house, as it can create fumes or liquids that can hurt you.
Call your parents if you need to. If something happens or you don't know what to do, call your parents or another trusted adult. They can walk you through the situation so you feel safe again.
It's best to know your parents' cell phone numbers by heart, so you'll always be able to call even if you can't see the list of emergency numbers.
Have emergency numbers ready. If something happens, you need to be ready. The main emergency number you need to know is 9-1-1 (in the United States). They can help with emergencies like fires, someone breaking in, or injuries. But you should only call them when it's truly an emergency. If you get a small cut, that's not a reason to call 9-1-1.
Keep other emergency numbers on hand, such as your parents' numbers, as well as other people you can call if you have an issue, such as a neighbor or family member.
If you don't have these numbers handy, ask your parents to make a list and post it up for you to see easily.
Practice what to say during an emergency call. When you call 9-1-1, the operator will want to know a few things. They'll want to know where you are (your address) and what's wrong. They'll also want to know your phone number so they can call back if needed. Try running through a practice call with your parents.
Run through practice emergencies with your parents. If something crazy happens, you may want to panic. Most people do. It's important to stay calm, though. One way you can learn to stay calm is to go over what to do when things happen with your parents ahead of time.
Things can go wrong in a house, such as a toilet overflowing, the smoke alarm going off, or something catching on fire in the kitchen. Ask your parents to go over potential problems with you.
Learn where the emergency exits are. You need to be able to know how to get out of your house in different ways. Of course, the back and front doors are good options. If there's a fire, though, you may need to escape through a window to get to safety.
Ask your parents to go over the best ways out of the house.
Learn the basics of first aid. If you're at home alone, you need to know how to deal with getting a cut or a burn. If you have a bad cut or burn, you can call 9-1-1, but if you're only a little hurt, you can fix it yourself.
For instance, for a cut, wash your hands, then hold a clean cloth against it to stop the bleeding. Rinse out the cut with cool water. Use antibiotic ointment, and then put a band-aid over it.
For a bruise, prop the area up on a pillow. Apply an ice pack wrapped in a towel to help ease the swelling. Don't keep ice on it for more than 10 minutes.
With a light burn, put it in cool, running water for about 10 minutes. Don't use ice. When it feels a little better, you can use aloe vera gel on it.
Ask your parents where your first aid kit is. If your home doesn't have one yet, buy one, or put one together with your parents.
Don't go in your house if you see a broken window or open door. If you come home and you see something not right, don't go in the house. A broken window could mean someone is inside. It's better to stay safe. Go to a neighbor or friend's house and call 9-1-1. You can even go back to school if you need to.
Don't let people you know in if it doesn't feel right. Even if you know an adult who's knocking on the door, you don't have to let them in if it doesn't feel right. Sometimes, even adults you know may not have good intentions. Trust your gut, and call your parents if you're not sure.
Some families have code words, so if your parents send someone to help that you don't know, you'll know it's okay. Then you can ask for the code word if someone says your parents sent them.
Check out strange noises. Of course, many houses make odd noises from time to time, usually because the house is settling. However, if you hear a noise that's out of the ordinary, you should check it out. If you notice signs of trouble, take action.
For instance, if you notice signs of someone breaking in, get out of the house if you can and run to a neighbor's for safety.
Pay attention to warning signs. Your home is likely equipped with both smoke alarms and carbon monoxide detectors. When these go off, don't ignore them. If you don't know what to do, it's best to get out of the house, and dial 9-1-1 at a neighbor's house.
If you notice that something is smoking, it's likely time to call 9-1-1 so the fire department can help you. You can try to work a fire extinguisher if your parents have shown you how to use one. However, if the fire is more than a very small one, get out of the house.
Also, if your house has a gas stove or heater, always pay attention to gas smells. The carbon monoxide detector should warn you, but it's always best to get out of the house if you smell gas. Natural gas has an additive to make it smell like rotten eggs.
If I am alone, can I use a weapon to protect myself?
Only if extremely necessary. It is always safer to run out of harm's way, however. If you need to defend yourself you should always aim for the chest of the assailant.
What should I do if I'm home alone with my younger sibling and someone breaks in?
Someone breaking in is very unlikely. However, if it does happen, it's best to get out of the house if you can and go to a neighbor's house. If you can't, hide as best you can, and call 9-1-1.
What should I do if my phone stops working?
In the event that something happens and you need a phone, run to the nearest neighbor's house and ask if you can use theirs.
I'm young and home alone. What should I do when I am scared?
Double-check to make sure the doors and windows are locked, and use the phone to call a relative or adult who can either come over or reassure you that you are safe.
What if an intruder breaks into your home, and you want to hide but your pet is downstairs and you love them so much?
There is a very low chance that an intruder would break into your house so it is unlikely that they would try and take your pet. An intruder would take money, not your pet. The most important thing is keeping you safe. A robber would avoid taking pets because they can make noises that alert neighbors.
What will happen to my dog if it bit somebody breaking in and drew blood?
Likely nothing. It was acting in defense of the home.
What if the cops are at your front door?
You can answer the door to cops, but you should always ask to see their badges before you open the door. You don't have to let cops inside unless they have a search warrant.
Will someone break into my house?
It's possible, but unlikely. Just make sure the doors and windows are locked. Leave all the lights on if that makes you feel more comfortable, and if you get scared, call a friend or family member.
What if someone breaks into my house, and I don't have any neighbors?
It's still best to get out of the house. Go hide in the backyard if you can, and call 9-1-1.
What do I do if someone breaks in the bedroom that I am sleeping in?
Run to the neighbor's house and ask them to call the police. Your first priority, in every scenario, is to get out of the house and get somewhere safe. If no neighbors are home, knock on the nearest door and get inside safely.
What would I do if they kidnap me?
Would if someone comes into the same room as me?
If a boy comes to do bad things??
What if your friends knock on your door while your parents are gone? Do you answer them?
If you have a pet, specifically a dog, keep them near you as they can help you feel safe.
If you are home alone, and are scared something may happen, feel free to call your parents. They will reassure you that everything is fine.
If you don't know your parent's phone number but your parents need to leave you home alone, consider writing it down on paper and keeping it with you in an emergency.
It's best to lock the door and windows so you can feel safe and turn on all lights if it makes you comfortable.
Have a phone nearby you at all times. This will help you if you are in an emergency situation.
If you have a phone, make sure to always keep it with you. It's an easy way to keep in contact with your guardian, or if there is an emergency, you can contact them quickly.
Never keep something on a outlet when you go to bed. Its more likely to catch on fire and the smoke will make you sleep longer.
If you're scared while you're home alone, do something to distract yourself, such as playing video games however if you're wearing headphones then don't turn them up too loud because then you could block out noise of an intruder.
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Q: Textbooks of scheme theory with detailed proof, no classical algebraic geometry and so on I would like to learn scheme theory. But it seems that there are many books of scheme theory, so I look for the textbooks that satisfied my below conditions:

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*not so particular about classical algebraic geometry.

*proofs is detailed

*category theory, abelian category and homology algebra are premised

*prepare for abelian varieties and arithmetic geometry

If you know the textbooks satisfied such conditions, I hope you'll tell me.
I'd appreciate if you could answer the question.

A: I don't know what you mean by classical algebraic geometry but Lius book "Algebraic Geometry and Arithmetic Curves" is a very good reference.
I still think Hartshorne chapter 2 is a must for everyone doing algebraic geometry.
There are a few books coming from lectures: Rave Vakils tremendously detailed lecture notes "The Rising Sea" for example. More formally, Scholzes notes "Algebraic Geometry" when he gave the class.
These are not official notes, but can be found online.

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Shanghai:China's yuan currency pulled back against the dollar in early trading on Tuesday after US President Donald Trump said Washington will impose tariffs on an extra $200 billion worth of Chinese imports.
Trump on Monday imposed 10 per cent tariffs on about $200 billion worth of Chinese imports, and threatened to levy duties on about $267 billion of additional Chinese goods if Beijing retaliates.
The bluechip CSI300 index rose 0.6 per cent to 3,223.44 points at 2:11 GMT, while the Shanghai Composite Index gained 0.4 per cent to 2,661.91 points. But Hong Kong's Hang Seng index was down 0.5 per cent, to 26,797.66 points.
"The fresh US measures are fully within expectations," said Wen Feng, investment manager at hedge fund house Shanghai V-Invest Co Ltd.
Indeed, with around a 20 per cent loss so far in 2018, Shanghai's stock market has joined the crisis-hit trio of Turkey, Argentina and Venezuela among the world's four worst performers. Besides the headline drop in share values, China's currency has fallen sharply and share transaction volumes have shrunk.
Traders said the renewed Sino-US trade tension piled pressure on the yuan, but market participants refrained from aggressively testing lows for fear the authorities may quickly step in.
"Market will watch out for China's possible reaction to the new round of trade tariffs. China is likely to reject the invitation from the US Treasury for the new round of trade talk," OCBC Bank said in a note on Tuesday.


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Today was the day of health check. As had expected, I couldn't prepare feces samples, so I went to the center with empty cases.
Actually I had a chance to take it on Monday when I suddenly felt desire of defecation in the office, but because I didn't bring sampling kits there, I had no choice but to reluctantly flush the stool into the water closet. I felt that it was like the moment you see the opponent make a score in the injury time in a soccer game when you are behind them or the moment you wake up at 8:58 when you have to take an exam from 9:00. The feeling that I can never make it.
Fortunately, it seems that I can send feces samples by mail afterwards. The days of struggling with feces continue.
Went to the gym to work out. The training time of today was about 2h 30min. Having been running for years, began to realize that this season in the year was most suitable to run. It is obvious from the running records I have taken. From March to May, I can run the same distance in shorter time than other seasons. I was able to run with fun today, too.
Let's not get carried away too much and get injured.
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Love and Marriage in Jane Eyre
When two people discuss the possibility of marriage, there are always questions that arise regarding the intentions that ultimately motivate each of them to get married. Some people consider that marriage should be motivated by convenience (be it financial or otherwise); others consider that the sole motivation behind a marriage should be love. Due to this, marriage has become controversial over the years; money, power, family, friends, and love are factors that affect marriage by exerting excess pressure on those entertaining the idea of getting married. Over the years, various others have concerned themselves with love and marriage, including Charlotte Bronte; her novel Jane Eyre reflects the author's ideas on love and marriage in the context of England's Victorian society. Ultimately, her novel questions whether marriage is after all conditioned by society's pressures (including social class, wealth, family, and women's role in a misogynistic society) or by love.
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Throughout her novel, Charlotte Bronte develops various themes, including love, marriage, and women's independence (in the context of a patriarchal society where women are perceived as being inferior to men). At a time in which women's freedom seemed impossible, the relationships that developed between men and women were unequal given that they were founded on the belief that men were superior to women (and because of this, women were bound to obey). This is the context in which Jane Eyre grows and develops. Being an orphan from a young age, she suffered several mishaps growing up; her life was overly difficult given that she was alone in the world (no matter how much she tried to love and be loved, she ended up being rejected by those around her). Despite all of the hardships she was forced to endure being all alone, Jane always proved to be a strong, independent woman, one who had the will to overcome adversity and find what she truly wanted: love and companionship.
Her desire to receive real affection is so strong that she even states the following: "I would willingly submit to have the bone of my arm broken, or to let a bull toss me, or to stand behind a kicking horse, and let it dash its hoof at my chest" (Bronte 50). Evidently, Jane is a woman that believes in true love. Furthermore, she is a woman that believes that marriage should be driven by true love andequality. Being independent and strong-willed as she is, Jane refuses to allow herself to be subjugated by a man. Instead, she wishes to be loved for who she is; she longs to be treated as an equal. In the end she manages to fulfill her desires; after receiving her uncle's inheritance, she is able to prove, both to herself and others, that she is autonomous. This allows her to marry her beloved Mr. Rochester under conditions of equality (and being motivated only by love).
After reviewing the way in which love and marriage are developed in the figure of Jane Eyre, it becomes clear that Charlotte Bronte feels that love should be the only true motivation behind marriage. In other words, the author believes that two people should unite their lives (before God and society) because of something more than convenience, social class, wealth, or family. Furthermore, upon analyzing Jane's plight it becomes clear that Bronte's views on love and marriage contradicted the generalized view of love and marriage in the context of the English Victorian Society. During that time, marriage was seldom motivated by true love, but rather by family arrangements, social class convenience (or related interests), or wealth. In other words, it was a time in which marriage was not the true union between a man and a woman who loved and respected each other. Instead, it was a social contract in which women agreed to subject themselves to men in exchange for commodity and stability (for themselves and their families), while men indulged in it in order to bear children and continue the family name. Jane's experience evidences this social reality when St. John proposes marriage noting that it is convenient for both of them. Jane, however, does not agree with the way in which society perceives love and marriage. She does consider love to be important; she views it as a prerequisite to marriage given that it ensures that women will have men's respect (and they will be on equal footing after marriage). This is why she refuses St. John and only agrees to marry Mr. Rochester after she has proven herself to be his equal (financially, socially, and intellectually). Jane's character reflects Bronte's own beliefs regarding love and marriage.
However, it must also be noted that Bronte recognizes the importance of conforming to the social norms. Jane only marries Mr. Rochester after she has gained her uncle's innheritance and is perceived by society as Mr. Rochester's equal. Based on this, it becomes clear that Charlotte Bronte envisions marriage as being founded on love, but she is realistic in admitting that marriage can only materialize when society's conditions have been met in full (meaning equal class standing, wealth, and education). The truth of the matter is that despite being an orphan (and being raised in a public school for girls), Jane was a refined woman. Since a young age she had been educated to be a governess, which meant that she had sufficient manners and education to interact on equal footing with aristocrats. However, she was never an aristocrat. For one thing, she lacked the wealth (until she came into her uncle's inheritance) and social standing that an aristocrat had. For another, she was never a woman who allowed herself be subjugated by men, nor was she ever a woman who considered herself to be above all others. She was a grounded, humble, independent, and loving woman who cared not about material possessions, but about friendship, family, and love (as is evidenced by the fact that she insisted on sharing her inheritance equally with her distant cousins).
Throughout Charlotte Bronte's novel, one learns about how Victorian society viewed love and marriage. As well, one learns about how the author herself viewed love and marriage. Jane Eyre's life occurrences, her strenuous quest for love and belonging, reflect the author's own ideals on what love truly was and how it should be the sole motivation behind a long-lasting marriage. Jane Eyre stands out as a person practicing justice, human dignity, and morality. She comes along with countless men propositioning her, but she is on a quest to find her true love. Jane believes that it is better being alone than to be with somebody that she has no love for. Jane does not care about the appearance of the man she chose or his wealth. Love for her means to care about that person without thinking of their personal well-being. She is faithful to her feelings, her mind, and her sense of true love. Jane has gone through a lot of obstacles and challenges in her life, which made her immensely brave, strong, persistent, emotional, sensitive, and faithful at the same time. Love, as Charlotte Bronte presents it, elevates women to an equal footing (relative to men), thus allowing for a marriage that is founded on respect, loyalty, friendship, and naturally, love.
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Q: Find the associated vector field
Consider the map $\hat{G}_{s} = \begin{pmatrix} 1 & 0 & 0\\ 0 & cos(s)
 & sin(s)\\ 0 & -sin(s) & cos(s) \end{pmatrix} : \mathbb{R}^3 \to
 \mathbb{R}^3$.

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*Prove that $\hat{G}_s$ induces a diffeomorphism $G_s
 : S^2 \to S^2$ and show that this defines a flow $G$ on $S^2$.

*Find
the associated vector field $\zeta ^G$ and find the points where
$\zeta ^G$ is zero.

Question 1 is fine, my problem is with Question 2. My attempt:
The associated vector field is $\zeta ^G : S^2 \to TS^2, (x,y,z) \mapsto [\sigma _x]$, where $\sigma_{x}(t) = G_t (x)$. Since $G$ is a flow on $S^2$ we have $\sigma_{x}(0) = G_0 (x) = x$. Now we need to find where $\zeta ^G$ is $0$. i.e. the set $Z$:
$$ Z = \{(x,y,z) \in S^2 : [\sigma _x] = 0\} = \{(x,y,z) \in S^2 : D\sigma_x |_0 = 0 \} \tag{1}$$
and we can calculate $$ D\sigma_x |_0 = (0,z,-y)$$ So
$$ Z = \{(x,y,z) \in S^2 : (0,z,-y)=0 \}$$, i.e. the x-axis.
My attempt is apparently incorrect and I have no idea why. My questions:

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*Where have I gone wrong?

*Is the equality in (1) true? I think it is because there exists a bijection between $T_x X$ and $\mathbb{R}^n$
I would appreciate any help.


Another unique Calluna variety! This long lasting bud bloomer has a lime green/yellow foliage that produces beautiful bright pink flowers. A great asset to the landscape and containers as the foliage of this plant adds color to the garden and once in flower, brightens up the landscape with its beautiful budded flowers.


One thing that I have recently learned is how to properly keep fruit and vegetables in my fridge. Or out of my fridge as the case may be.
Knowing this has really helped our food not only taste better, but we are saving money as well. I have been know to have liquid lettuce, leaking cucumbers and I won't even tell you what has happened to the tomatoes. I'm still having nightmares about it.
After learning to use the crisper, I feel like a weight has been lifted off my shoulders. I'm no longer afraid to go to the back of my fridge or bottom of my crisper because I know the only thing that lurks there are fresh fruits and veggies. I had no clue how to use a crisper. We just plugged in our fridge and way we went.
Yeah, we know how to work a fridge. We don't need a stinkin' manual! Well, we did. So I went to pull it out of the drawer and would you believe this is all it said about the crisper.
"For more humidity slide slider to the left. For less, slide to the right."
So to help you all avoid digging out your manuals (do you even know where your fridge manual is?), I thought I would throw this post together with a list of the basic fruits and veggies, how to store them and how your crisper helps to keep your vegetables yummy crisp!
The crisper in your refrigerator works based on humidity. Picked fruits and vegetables need water to avoid becoming, well, liquid, moldy and rotten. I liken this to flowers being picked. You can't pick them and just leave them lying around, you need to trim them, put them in water, and keep the water fresh for them to stick around. Fruits and veggies are the same.
Your crisper balances humidity, typically with a slider that determines how much air is let in to the crisper. The more air the less humid the environment is. The less air, the more humid. Make sense? The air in your refrigerator is very dry air, so some veggies need the separate compartment in order to keep their crispness.
So what goes where you ask?
Pretty much anything green should be put in a crisper with high humidity, that includes lettuce, spinach, green onions, beans, cucumbers, asparagus, celery, broccoli, pears, avacados, and all bell peppers.
Things that do well at medium humidity are sweet potatoes, tomatoes, melons and most citrus fruit.
Things that need no humidity are typically things that don't need storage in your fridge, like garlic, potatoes, carrots, and beets. These can all be stored in a cool dark place. many of us store these under the sink, but this is actually a very humid spot as when the pipes get warm it warms up the whole cabinet and will cause the root vegetables to take on water, get limp and start to grow all sorts of different colours of mold (I'm ashamed to say, I know from experience).
So now that you know where to store what, as with any list of rules, there are exceptions. Some fruits and veggies do much better on your counter top than they do in the fridge. They still need to ripen and if they are put in the fridge too soon, they lose flavor and don't turn colour. Food that fall in this category are avocados, tomatoes, pears, peaches, plums and kiwi. Once they have ripened, you can store them in your fridge for up to three days and they will keep their flavour. After that it decreases rapidly, as does the state of the fruit.
These fruit that ripen on your counter top also release ethylene, and should be kept away from other fruit and veggies or the ethylene will cause the other fruits and veggies to spoil.
Is your fridge looking and feeling a little bit too small to deal with all these rules?
Yeah, mine was too. So I got a huge tupperwear/plastic container and split the veggies up. The ones that need medium humidity get put in there, out of the bag I put them in at the store and I put the lid half way on. The biggest challenge to this is getting my husband to do the same thing. He tends to just grab what-ever and not replace the lid. But I know if I start explaining all this stuff to him, he'll give up and I'll end up making all his snacks.
So I'm just keeping my mouth shut here. And checking the lid when I go to get something.
The high humidity stuff goes in the veggie crisper.
Our citrus fruits get stacked on the bottom shelf, apples, pears and peaches get stored in the fruit drawer at high humidity. Grapes get stored in a bowl on the bottom shelf. They need a medium humidity, but we eat them so quickly they do fine in the bowl. Berries don't last long in our house so I don't worry about storing them, but I did read on one container they need high humidity.
I hope this helps you keep your food longer. One thing that has also really made a big difference in our produce quality is shopping locally, usually from farm markets. It has made such a difference in how long things stay fresh and how good they taste.
I have created a chart as well, but it doesn't seem to want to upload properly. As soon as I figure it out, I'll post it!


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The Johnson County Sheriff's Office Patrol Division provides a wide variety of law enforcement services to the citizens of Johnson County. The geographical areas patrolled by the Johnson County Sheriff's Office include the unincorporated areas of Johnson County and the cities of De Soto and Edgerton.
Some of the services provided by the members of the Patrol Division include:
Traffic Accident Investigation
Community Education Events
Mental Emergency Response
Serving Civil Process
Community Event Security
Roadside Motorist Assistance
Serving Arrest Warrants
911 Emergency Response
While all members of the Patrol Division are trained, equipped, and capable to perform these functions, the Patrol Division includes specialized teams for certain functions. The specialized teams include:
Traffic Accident Investigation Team:
Drug Recognition Experts
Field Training Officers
Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance Inspectors
Crisis Intervention Team Members
The Patrol Division is headquartered at the Johnson County Sheriff's Patrol and Operations Building on the Fred Allenbrand Criminal Justice Complex. In addition to this central station, the Patrol Division has three substations – one each in the cities of De Soto, Edgerton, and Stilwell. The 41 members of the Patrol Division consist of one Captain, six Lieutenants, six Sergeants, 27 Deputies, and one Animal Control Officer. These members work as a team to ensure that the citizens they serve receive the absolute highest quality of law enforcement services available.
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Major Brian Hill
Bureau Commander
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4 Days Desert Tour from Ouarzazate!
Are you ready to discover the magical Sahara & the medieval Ait Ben Haddou kasbah with us?
In the morning we start our journey to Agdez and through the Dra'a Valley. From here we will be off-road driving towards Kasbah Tamnougalt, after which we follow the ancient caravan route to Zagora for lunch. In the afternoon we continue our way to M'hamid where the road stops and the Sahara sand sea starts. In the bivouac in the Erg Lihoudi dunes we will be welcomed with a traditional tea ceremony. The camels are already waiting for us to take us to the highest dune to watch the magnificent sunset bathing the Sahara sand dunes in golden light. After a delicious dinner it is time for a good night's rest under the starlit skies in the Sahara.
On camels we return to M'hamid to have lunch in a riad amidst the palm trees. There is also time to freshen yourself up with a nice shower before we continue our journey. After lunch we will continue with the 4×4 to drive 60 km off-road through the 'hammada' stone desert to the Erg Chigaga dunes (300m). After sunset and diner the second evening and night will be spend deep in the Sahara surrended by nothing but silence, sand and stars.
After breakfast our journey continues through 90 km desert with the varying sceneries of the sand dunes, stone desert and the dry Lake Iriqui with its fossils. Around lunchtime we will arrive in Foum Zguid, the first village after the desert. After some time to freshen up with a shower we will drive to the village of Taznakht which is well-known for its Berber gelims and carpets. Later in the afternoon we arrive at Ait Ben Haddou, the oldest and most well-known Moroccan kasbahs. This kasbah became an UNESCO world heritage site in 1987. We will spend this third night in one of the beautiful riads around Ait Ben Haddou.
In the morning we continue our journey to the Dades Gorges and the Skoura Oasis. Here we will travel off-road to see some of the ancient kasbah's which are idyllically surrounded by huge palm trees. We continue our journey through the Valley of Roses where we will see how the abundant rose blossoms are transformed into all kinds of locally-made cosmetic products. After the Rose Valley we continue to the Dades Valley for lunch and a walk through the gorges before we head to our final destination Ouarzazate.
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All natural rubber latex that is used in latex diving seals will degrade over time and lead to seals needing to be replaced. This process is accelerated by some conditions, particularly exposure to the UV in sunlight, and ozone in the atmosphere. This breakdown is further accelorated when the latex is under continual tension. The introduction of tension into the latex is inherent in all of the cuff ring system for the fitting of drygloves. You must expect to have to replace your seals sooner if you have you glove rings of any type fitted. You can reduce the effect by taking apart the system of your suit during the seasons when drygloves are not required and by observing all of the normal good practices. Despite this disadvantage the combination of latex seals and a good ring system such as those offered by KWTT and SiTech give the best thermal protection in colder water/long run times.


Animal Planet's Global President Susanna Dinnage is set to stay at Discovery after deciding not to take up the position of CEO of the English Premier League.
Animal Planet Global president Susanna Dinnage has been appointed CEO of English soccer's Premier League. Dinnage, who has been at Discovery since 2009, will start at the sports organization in early 2019.
The battle for the UK rights to the Premier League soccer league is heating up with the auction expected to kick off next week.
NBCUniversal's USA Network will air more than 40 weekend English Premier League soccer matches starting this Saturday, NBCU said today. The first telecast airs at 10 PM ET with U.S. Men's National Team goalkeeper Tim Howard and Everton hosting Watford.


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Population in Brief: What do you need to know?
Connecting the Dots Articles Population in Brief (PIB) 2018 has just been released with fresh data on Singapore's population. It provides key updates and trends on Singapore's population, particularly in relation to citizen marriages, births and immigration.
Population in Brief (PIB) 2018 has just been released with fresh data on Singapore's population. It provides key updates and trends on Singapore's population, particularly in relation to citizen marriages, births and immigration. Here's a snapshot of what are the key trends:
1. More citizens marriages
In 2017, there were 24,417 citizen marriages, more than the 23,873 citizen marriages in 2016. This was higher than the average of the past decade of about 22,500 citizen marriages.
2. Lower citizen births
There were 32,356 citizen births in 2017, fewer than the 33,167 citizen births in 2016. This was higher than the average of the past decade of about 32,200 citizen births. The resident total fertility rate fell from 1.20 in 2016 to 1.16 in 2017.
3. Higher proportion of single citizens
The proportion of singles among citizens across most age groups has increased, compared to 2007 (Chart 1). The biggest increase was among female citizens aged 25-29, where the proportion of singles increased from about 6 to 10 in 2007, to 7 in 10 in 2017. For male citizens aged 25-29, this proportion increased slightly to about 8 in 10 in 2017. For most other age groups, a similar trend of rising singlehood was observed.
Singaporeans continue to have strong marriage aspirations and as we see more citizens moving into their late 20's and early 30's, we hope to see more of them getting married and have more babies.
Chart 1: Proportion of singles among citizens by age group and gender
4. Our citizen population continues to age
With increasing life expectancy and low fertility rates, the proportion of our citizen population aged 65 years[1] and above is rising, and at a faster pace compared to the last decade. Large cohorts of 'baby boomers[2]' have begun entering the post-65 age range (Chart 2a). Between 2017 and 2018, the proportion of citizens aged 65 years and above increased from 14.4% to 15.2%. The median age of the citizen population rose from 41.3 years to 41.7 years in the same period (Chart 2b).
Higher Proportion of Citizen Population Aged 65 Years and Above
Chart 2a: Age profile of citizen population, as of June
Chart 2b: Median age and proportion of citizens aged 65 years and above
5. Total population growth rates remained stable and low
The citizen population grew by 1.0%, to reach 3.47 million citizens as of June 2018. The citizen population continues to age, with 15.2% aged 65 and above compared with 14.4% last year. The permanent resident population remained relatively stable at 0.52 million.
The non-resident population remained relatively stable at 1.64 million as of June 2018.
Overall, Singapore's total population stands at 5.64 million as of June 2018. The total population grew slightly by 0.5% over the past year, mainly due to stable growth in the citizen population.
[1] The benchmark of 65 years aligns with international statistical definitions.
[2] For this publication, 'baby boomers' are defined as those born from 1950 to 1964.


^^ kuch samajh nahi Aya... Itna Baar quote kyu ??
Kuch codewords me kisi Ko koi message bhej rahe ho kya ?
Nhi nhi.. Dekh rha tha but Pata nhi kya select ho gya..
Atleast he is asking for someone , its a lot better than living in alternate delusional universe where we daydream to be an IPS no wait. where we declare ourselves to be in service to the whole world and tell them to "get real"
Bhai 11 years of relation gone after my third attempt. She said she didn't want to be unhappy with me as I was very very focussed on this exam. BC this month I am expecting a fruitful state PSC result. She is still unmarried. I however know she got involved in a FWB with someone and now regretting it. I can't wait for my result to come out!
"That's all it takes really, pressure, and time."
Lol. We build unconditional friendships and rekindle kinships often and especially in a war zone like ORN and dude you're not old, you got out of school ten years ago, modiji ko dekho kitne relationships handle karte hain.
Can someone rename this as pickup/hookup thread?? So that singles can get benefits.


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