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ふらりと本店ご紹介（代打鈴木）

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小戸橋製菓
こんにちは。
本日は、いつも元気な山下さんの代打で、いつものんびりスタッフ鈴木がお届けします。(￣▽￣)
夏本番。
暑いですね！！
暑いのもまた楽しい夏の一つ！！！と思えば、｡ﾟ+.(*｀･∀･´*)ﾟ+.ﾟ良い！と思うようにしております私ですが
そんな楽しい夏の思い出に小戸橋製菓本店を加えて欲しく、本店をご紹介致します(*´∀｀*)
伊豆の真ん中にある

こちら本店です。hand 01
旧天城湯ヶ島町月ヶ瀬の自然に囲まれた場所にあります。
暑い暑いと言いながらも、市街地よりずっと涼しい場所です。
こちらは小戸橋製菓本店の横を流れる【吉奈川】です。
山

夕方になると川から涼しい風が吹いてきて、ひぐらしの鳴き声と夕焼けがとってもしっぽりした気持ち良い場所です。
そんな本店に、伊豆に遊び海に来られたお客様が、本日もたくさんご来店されております！
ありがとうございます。キラキラ
先日かき氷かきごおりをご紹介いたしましたが、喫茶スペースでみなさんお召し上がりいただいております。
そこに、時々出没しているお兄さんも先日ご紹介いたしましが、
本日は思い出の撮影をしているチェキお兄さんがかき氷を作っています＾＾

上昇中
チェキお兄さんを見かけたら、
ぜひ声をかけてください＾＾そして記念の一枚をかき氷とともに撮影し、
写真をお持ち帰りくださいカエル
夏のひとときを、ぜひ伊豆で。そして小戸橋製菓本店でかき氷とお菓子をどうぞ♪( ^ω^)_凵　
おまちしております顔02

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  41. Go to Muang Khon , Nakhon Si Thammarat and will not go to Khanom District , because this is a beautiful city. Full of attractions, great nature, and the place where we will chill together is a secret place in the middle of the forest with a waterfall called How beautiful is Samet Chun Waterfall ? Let’s go see it!

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  42. Samet Chun Waterfall A beautiful natural attraction located in Khanom District, Nakhon Si Thammarat Province. Suitable for people who want to chill and play waterfalls, but this place is more special than other waters. You can see the sea in front of you as well. Many people may not be familiar with this waterfall. Because it is not very famous if compared to other places. It is a waterfall that is like a private pool on the mountain and also has a distant view of the sea.

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  44. known as Secret location of Khanom with a magnificent view. The kind that should not be easily found in Thailand, like soaking in a Jacuzzi in the middle of nature. Who wants a unique waterfall experience? must go up to see Samet Chun Waterfall together once It’s definitely worth it.

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  45. In the foreword to The Vilna Vegetarian, celebrated cookbook author Joan Nathan writes that the Yiddish and German kosher cookbooks of the 1930s offered vegetarian recipes in response to anti-Semitic laws outlawing the traditional Jewish ritual of slaughtering animals. But vegetarianism in Jewish cuisine goes back as far as the Talmud, the compilation of rabbinic debate on Jewish law, philosophy and biblical interpretation that was produced between the 3rd and 8th Centuries.

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  46. Island residents were oystermen, hunters, cooks, farmers and fishermen. They were also storytellers, and Robinson extends that gift for storytelling to her work. She begins every tour with tales of her own family; the men and women who worked to create a home away from the conveniences of town. She remembers the quirks of rural life by the ocean, like riding a cow with her friends to the beachfront so the snakes didn’t get them.

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  48. Wat Pa Phu Kon is located in Pa Na Yung and Pa Nam Som National Reserved Forests. Established for reforestation to restore deteriorated forests over 750 rai and establish a Buddhist Park. therefore named Maharukkhaparichat Phu Kon Buddha Park The temple area is peaceful. Suitable for being a place to practice Vipassana meditation.

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  49. Burapha Phiram Temple Roi Et Province It is one of the important temples in Thailand. which is enshrined Phra Phuttha Rattanamongkol Maha Muni or Luang Pho Yai , the tallest Buddha image in the posture of giving blessings in Thailand, sure enough. with a total height of 67 meters, 85 centimeters, not only this Within the base of the Buddha image, there are also many museum rooms.

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  50. Wat Pa Wang Nam Yen or Wat Phutthawanaram is a beautiful temple, the center of the mind of Buddhists. Ban Wang Nam Yen Maha Sarakham Province and Thai people in general, with Chedi Sri Maha Sarakham The big golden one is the highlight. In addition, within the temple is enshrined Devi Tanjai , sacred things that villagers come to worship and pay respect, and a Buddha image . Made from pure gold, 3 bodies weighing more than 12 kilograms, which will be brought out to parade around the city in the annual Kathin ceremony and have a wooden salutation pavilion. The largest in Thailand By using up to 112 wooden poles in the construction ever.

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  51. Ang Kaew, CMU, a popular vacation destination for students Chiang Mai University that comes with a beautiful view Of the mountains and rivers, especially Doi Suthep, which stands majestically in the foreground, around there are lawns and areas to sit and chill and look at the view. Most of them are popular to exercise. Breathe in the fresh air in the morning and evening. because the weather is good The sun is not very hot.

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  52. Phu Langka is located at Phu Langka Forest Park , Chang Noi Subdistrict, Pong District, Phayao Province. It is an interlacing mountain range in a watershed mountain range with a height of 900-1,720 meters. Therefore, it is suitable for walking, exploring the nature, conquering the top of the mountain. And the view in winter is very much. but during the rainy season It’s not too beautiful. Do not compete with others Just like in winter.

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  53. Grau argues that quipu – examples of which are on display in the British Museum’s exhibition – were central to Inca society. “They inherited this knowledge from the Wari, a society that existed in the southern highlands, 400 years before the Inca,” she said. “The Inca used a decimal system: they had a different knot for every number from one to nine, and then for tens, hundreds and thousands… the quipu was key in the way the empire functioned and was organised.”

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  56. As well as ensuring a year-round water supply in a monsoon climate to support the population, agriculture and livestock, the hydraulic system feeds the foundations that have kept the temples standing for centuries. The sandy soil alone is not enough to withstand the weight of the stones. However, master engineers discovered mixing sand and water creates stable foundations, so the moats that surround each temple were designed to provide a constant supply of groundwater. This has created foundations strong enough to keep the temples stable and prevent them from crumbling all these centuries later.

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  69. Nature travelers must not miss. Come trekking through nature trails in Khao Sok, exploring various creatures in the forest, including various wildlife such as tapirs, chamois, barking pots, marble cats. and various plants The highlight of trekking in Khao Sok National Park is the Bua Phut (Rafflesia kerrii Meijer) , the largest flower in Thailand. The flower body is about 10-25 inches in diameter. It is a parasitic organism that feeds on the sap from the roots and stems of a vine plant called Tetrastigma papillosumplanch until dark red flowers emerge from the ground. can be seen during the rainy season From May to December

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  77. For crossing to Tachilek We can go every day from 6:30 AM to 6:00 PM using only ID card. or other cards that is issued by the government only There is a service charge of 30 baht per person, and the border crossing fee into Myanmar is 10 baht. That’s all. But there will be products that are not allowed to buy into Thailand, such as wildlife products, liquor, foreign cigarettes and pornographic CDs. Because if they bought it for trade, they would have to pay the import tax properly.

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  78. The area near the waterfall has various facilities such as restaurants, coffee shops, shops selling water equipment and a parking lot. Anyone who has plans to travel in Doi Inthanon But I want to take a break and chill in the national park before we go seriously Visit the Wachirathan Waterfall for a bit. Guaranteed to be charged with beautiful natural energy. It’s definitely good.

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  80. with the ones that end up on pavements carefully selected by developers and city arborists. But even once they’ve identified a species that could work, getting hold of enough of these trees to populate a city is a huge challenge. There’s often little incentive for plant nurseries to invest the time and money it takes to grow young trees unless they know there’s going to be a market for them in 10 years’ time – and at the moment, most demand is for a narrow selection of small trees like silver birches.

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  81. Then there’s the lawn’s moral dimension: the well-tended lawn as symbolic of order, as an expression of being a good citizen – in part, Robbins says, by abrogating one’s property rights to do as one pleases with one’s lawn, in favour of doing what’s best for property values, which have been shown to be higher in areas where everyone maintains their lawn to look a certain way. And the deeper meaning of lawns hasn’t yet been fully explored, he contends.

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  82. “Likewise, the problem is that, being pragmatic, the majority of people with lawns are not gardeners either,” says Pavlis. “If everyone just let their lawns do what they want, as environmentalists argue for, most people wouldn’t accept the results. Why? Because it would be ugly. I’m not sure we’re going to change that perception. The truth is that most people would rather make an aesthetic choice with their lawns than an environmental one.”

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  83. located on the banks of the Maggia river in the village of Ponte Brolla, not only offered homemade meals but also a glimpse into Ticino’s difficult past as an impoverished agricultural region. As I feasted on luganighetta con risotto (typical Ticino sausage served with risotto), I looked at old paintings and pictures on the walls that told the emigration stories of more than 30,000 Ticino natives who fled to California between 1850 and 1918 to escape the widespread poverty and unemployment in their homeland.

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  84. work directly with hundreds of small farms to source premium, organic beans. Their efforts have nearly doubled the amount of cacao exports within the past five years. Internationally, Maya Mountain Cacao has received acclaim for its innovative methods that centralise the post-harvest processing, streamlining production and increasing market access for growers. In this direct trade model, the farmers sell “wet” (unfermented) cacao seeds to Maya Mountain Cacao, then the cacao is fermented and dried in a central location, allowing for higher quality control, a consistent product and more revenue for the farmers.

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  88. Coral Pagoda It is an ancient ancient site of Khanom town. enshrined on the top of the mountain The back of Wat Chan That Tharam And it is believed that it is over 1,000 years old. from the chedi Has been built with coral from the sea that is considered the only one in the world that has it all. Around the pagoda there is a Buddha image carved out of red sandstone. Which shows that this place is a source of Buddhist civilization since ancient times. In addition, here is also a bird’s eye view of the beautiful Thong Nian Bay as well.

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  89. The legend of Luang Pu Waad stepped on fresh water. It is another story that has been passed down from generation to generation. and is famous all over Thailand It is a sacred legend that lives in Khanom District. and Nakhon Si Thammarat Province for a long time by a freshwater pond in the middle of the sea This is located at Ko Nui Nok , a small island in the middle of the Khanom Sea. Freshwater pond in the middle of the sea This one is shaped like a footprint. About 30 inches wide, it is a small pond with a portrait of Luang Pu Tuad enshrined on the top of the hill of Ko Nui. It is also a place of worship.

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  90. Over the following centuries, successive waves of explorers, catechising Jesuits, bandeirantes (Portuguese slavers), traders and colonisers also used the Caminho de Peabiru to access the interior of the continent, paving it, widening it and sometimes changing its course along the way. “The earliest written records about the trail date to the 16th and 17th Centuries,” Padellada added, “They include Ruy Díaz de Guzmán’s 1612 account of Garcia’s death at the hands of the Payaguás ethnic group on his return to the coast from Peru.”

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  92. The dominance of blue in such lists doesn’t surprise Lauren Labrecque, an associate professor at the University of Rhode Island who studies the effect of colour in marketing. Like a Pantone-sponsored party trick, she’ll often ask students in her classes to name their favourite colour. After they respond, she clicks on her presentation. “I have a slide already made up saying ‘80% of you said blue

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  93. Imagine there are two bottles. One is green, the other is pink. The green-coloured bottle contains tasty liquid, the pink one is a sour mix. Children will note, and remember, those colours, because recognising their difference provides a cognitive bonus. “It’s like a ripe banana – colour is a useful cue to some property of an object,” says Skelton.

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  94. On the surface, curling up with an Agatha Christie novel may seem to have little in common with screaming one’s lungs out in a haunted mansion. But Scrivner says that people simply choose the kind of scary play that is right for them, where the fear feels exciting, but not upsetting. For some, reading a crime story may be enough to create a realistic scenario in their minds, while others may need the stimulation of a physically immersive setting: “There’s this sweet spot of fear, where you want to toe the line between reality and fiction, where it seems to be the most fun”.

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  97. Vitamins for schoolchildren can be in the form of syrup or tablets. Contains all vitamin complexes in the right proportions.

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  101. If you want to change the atmosphere of traveling in the south in a new way, then you must come here . Thale Noi is a freshwater lake. Located in the area of ​​Tambon Nang Tung and Tambon Thale Noi of Phatthalung Province, here there will be Nang Riam Canal, which is 2 kilometers long, connecting Thale Noi and Songkhla Lake. and has been declared a non-hunting area Thale Noi wildlife So here is another name. Thale Noi Bird Park This is also the first non-hunting area in Thailand.

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  102. This summer, I can tell you that we have to check-in and go to the sea only. Follow us to travel around Koh Chang , Trat Sea, beautiful islands in the eastern region. Let’s update 22 places to visit in Koh Chang 2022. This is also the 3rd largest island in the city. Thailand, after Phuket and Samui as well, but in this eastern sea, I can say that Koh Chang is definitely the largest. Pack a backpack and have to go this summer. At the sea of ​​Koh Chang once! 💦

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  104. Greene realised that the 150,000 to 200,000 stakes, representing more than 300 fish traps, filled the shallow wetland. Radiocarbon dating placed the ages to range from 1,300 to just more than 100 years old. For Frank, the most impressive thing about the system is the precision of the designs. “My ancestors were amazing engineers,” he said.

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  105. Many societies flatter themselves with tales of a core value supposedly in their DNA. The British have their so-called “Blitz Spirit”, a teeth-gritted resolve said to have been shared by people during Germany’s intensive bombing campaign of World War II. Americans, meanwhile, are always keen for personal improvement, as promised by the “American Dream”.

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  106. By 1972, an ambitious public housing programme promised that affordable homes would be created for 1.8 million citizens, or about 45% of the entire population at that time. This would be achieved through the building of new towns in the New Territories and many high-rise estates in Kowloon, including those in the neighbourhoods of Wong Tai Sin, Tsz Wan Shan and Wang Tau Hom that sit directly beneath Lion Rock.

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  107. “The conventional good professions such as doctor and lawyer are no longer the careers [the younger generation] pursue,” said Hardy-Wong. “Therefore, the Lion Rock Spirit is used more for social context now, especially after the social movement in 2019, when the people shared the same values, eager to voice their opinions and demands, to strive for a just and equal society.”

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  113. Who wants to take beautiful photos fluttering skirt among the flower fields We will invite you to check-in together at Dong Na Tham Flower Field at Pha Taem National Park . Here, it is filled with hugging Dong Na Tham and various kinds of wild flowers that unite to bloom as a field of choo choo swaying in the cold wind. It blooms at the end of October-December of every year.

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  115. “I’m monitoring everything, making sure things are going OK, but the passengers they wait until we get to the bottom. The joke we have is that when you’re on the way down, a minute feels like five minutes because you want to get there and you’re excited. When you get to the bottom a minute feels like a second because there’s so much going on, you’re looking outside, you’re excited, and then a minute going up is like an hour, because you just want to get to the surface.”

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  116. “Those have huge implications for marine biology, marine virology but also geology, looking at the rocks and plate tectonics and all that,” he says. “And then there’s just mapping – 80% of the ocean seafloor is unmapped, and we want to go and run around and map those just because that’s something that should be done.

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  118. “I remember that in the early years of our work in Apo some fishermen and the barangay captain [local community leader] refused to accept the proposal to create a protected area on the most productive part of the reef,” says Alcala. “Their reason was that fishermen would not be able to fish at this site if it became the no-take Marine Protected Area. So they suggested that the sanctuary be set up at another site which was less productive. Our team had to agree to hasten the process of setting up the sanctuary.”

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  119. A few residents filled bottles with water from the lagoon and brought them to the one person in town they thought might be able to help – Ahmed Manjang. Born and raised in Gunjur, Manjang now lives in Saudi Arabia, where he works as a senior microbiologist. He happened to be home visiting his extended family, and he collected his own samples for analysis, sending them to a laboratory in Germany.

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  125. “All [dynamic resource allocation] examples need to deal with changing inputs and environments, which are highly dynamic and difficult to estimate and predict, as the future load is not statistically dependent on the current load,” says Eiko Yoneki, a senior researcher leading the data centric systems group at the University of Cambridge’s Computer Laboratory. “One change triggers another change, and if you want to control the system with accurate decisions, one must consider the future status of the system.”

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  126. Wat Laem Pho is considered an old temple and is an important tourist attraction of Songkhla because it has the largest reclining Buddha image in Thailand. I’m praying where the feet have beautiful art patterns And this temple is also located near the foot of the Tinsulanonda Bridge Road. whoever drives past You will be able to see the Buddha image from a distance.

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  127. Advances in machine learning are offering new hopes of tackling dynamic resource allocation problems. An artificial intelligence technique called deep reinforcement learning allows an algorithm to learn what to do by interacting with the environment. The algorithm is designed to learn without human intervention by being rewarded for performing correctly and penalised for performing incorrectly. By attempting to maximise rewards and minimise penalties, it can quickly reach an optimal state.

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  128. Transforming a supertanker into an environmentally friendly mobile power station draws on other areas of the oil industry for its inspiration. Growing up, Deaner spent a great deal of time on diving support vessels built by his father for installing and repairing oil wells and pipelines on the sea bed. These vessels have special chambers cut through their hulls, known as moon pools, which allow divers and submersible vehicles to be lowered safely into the ocean.

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  130. Chenoweth points out that nonviolent protests also have fewer physical barriers to participation. You do not need to be fit and healthy to engage in a strike, whereas violent campaigns tend to lean on the support of physically fit young men. And while many forms of nonviolent protests also carry serious risks – just think of China’s response in Tiananmen Square in 1989 – Chenoweth argues that nonviolent campaigns are generally easier to discuss openly, which means that news of their occurrence can reach a wider audience. Violent movements, on the other hand, require a supply of weapons, and tend to rely on more secretive underground operations that might struggle to reach the general population.

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  138. Erawan Cave or Pha Tham Chang is a beautiful natural attraction of Nong Bua Lamphu. It looks like a limestone cave located on a large mountain. It was shaped like a crouching elephant. It is also the origin of the local legend about Nang Hair Hom as well. Inside the cave is beautiful with stalagmites and stalactites. and a strange shaped stone that must not be missed

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  139. As I stepped off the ferry onto Thursday Island’s main wharf, a gust of wind nearly lifted my sunglasses into the deceptively idyllic Torres Strait – its notoriously shallow waters and razor-sharp reefs have claimed many a ship since Spaniard Luís Vaz de Torres became the first European to navigate this remote passage at Australia’s northern tip in 1606.

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  140. The bagans are built by the Bugis, a maritime people who originated in southern Celebes (now known as the Indonesian island of Sulawesi), who are often referred to as “sea gypsies” or “sea nomads”. The Bugis spend the majority of their lives at sea on their bagans, moving long distances in search of the richest fishing waters. Over generations they have developed an extraordinary relationship with the whale sharks who feed each morning beneath their nets, sucking succulent sardines through the tiny openings.

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  142. Most of the forest hike, like the broader state-wide route, is symbolic – an estimate at best of where the original route might have been, although there is more certainty on some stretches, especially where historical maps and archaeological sites exist. This region of south-west Brazil has been a hotbed of archaeological digs since the 1970s in the search for traces of the Caminho de Peabiru, as it was once dense with indigenous populations (estimated at around two million people, mainly Guaranis, at its peak in the 16th Century).

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  143. Stiklestad is where the story of modern Norway began. It was here, in 1030, that the Christian King Olav Haraldsson was killed by a Viking army. Despite his apparent defeat, Olav and his death became the rallying cry for the spread of Christianity and a turning point in the struggle for a unified Norway, with the battle marking the beginning of the end for Viking Norway and its feuding chiefs. In 1164, Pope Alexander III confirmed Olav’s sainthood, and the site of the battle

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  156. Many elite Peranakan families employed servants. With more spare time, the wives were able to cook and experiment in the kitchen. “It was the combination of innovation, wealth and openness that led to an amazing fusion cuisine,” said Dr Lee Su Kim, a sixth generation nyonya who has written fiction and nonfiction books about Peranakan culture.

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  157. As we walked through those halls last October, she nodded toward a seafood merchant at the end of a row. “I couldn’t have survived without women like Mari Carmen. She saw me here every day when I was pregnant, with my belly out to here,” said Freitas, gesturing in front of her. “She knew I was a single mom and that I was struggling to keep my restaurant afloat, so she’d sell me the most amazing fish at cost.”

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  158. In the Palestinian territories, some of the main ingredients of maamoul, namely dates and walnuts, are grown locally. The dates, the best type being Mejdool, come from Jericho and the farms in the Jordan Valley, in the east of the West Bank. While most people have walnut trees In their gardens, they also grow abundantly on the region’s hilltops – from Al-Khalil (also known as Hebron) in the south to Jenin in the north.

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  159. About an hour has gone by: time to take the gefilte fish and carrots out of the boiling water. In another pot, I’ve got potatoes and pickles simmering in stock and brine; I stir in a hefty dollop of sour cream to cut the acidity and top the soup with a sprinkling of fresh chopped dill. Tomorrow, I’ll be cooking a leek frittata for breakfast and schnitzel breaded with matzo meal for dinner.

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  160. In reality, eating meat on rare occasions was the norm throughout Ashkenazi Jewish history up until their arrival to the United States and the industrialisation of meat that drove down prices. Before then, meat was not something most Jews in Eastern Europe could afford in the 18th, 19th and early 20th Centuries. Coupled with meat shortages and lack of access to kosher meat, most Jews were what Jochnowitz calls “de facto vegetarians”, though they likely would not have thought of themselves as such.

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  161. Bacoa’s trio of chefs divide up the menu: Raúl Correa on desserts and vegetables; René Marichal on fish and meat; and Xavier Pacheco on Creole stews and rice dishes. Although all three are accomplished, food lovers may hold Pacheco in particularly high esteem given he and the late Anthony Bourdain shared three meals together, including one where Pacheco cooked wahoo escabeche (fried wahoo fish marinated in a vinegary sauce) with guanimes (similar to corn tamales) for Bourdain on a boat.

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  167. Wat Phra Chao Yai Lue Chai or Wat Amnat , a beautiful temple located in Lue Amnat District Amnat Charoen Province is a temple that enshrines Phra Chao Yai Luechai or Phra Ritthiluechai which is a Buddha image in the attitude of subduing Mara Masonry and cement and lacquer gilded. with the characteristics of the Buddha in the Lan Xang art style built about a year 1855-1861 There is also an old tale about the sacredness and miracles of the Buddha. It is said that whoever comes to pay homage to the blessing will receive success. Gaining victory from various enemies, having power and prestige, life can go through problems and obstacles, sure enough.

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  168. comes from outside his door. Only instead of a backyard garden with haricots vert and artichokes, there are meandering hills that look like green dragons dusted in fairytale-pink arctic thyme; cliffs perched dramatically over untamed fields of lemony sorrel; beaches dotted with briny oyster leaf and deep craters full of yellow-topped pineapple weed growing in volcanic soil as black as night. These, plus dozens of other wild-harvested ingredients like yarrow, sea beans, spruce and rowanberries, are pureed, dried, pickled and fermented in Auðunsson’s kitchen apothecary.

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  171. For Robinson, the lessons learned from her Gullah ancestors on Daufuskie are timeless. Looking out the window at her giant backyard oak, its moss-laden branches reaching for the blue sky, she said, “I grew up here in a community that didn’t judge you. People were firm but they wanted the best for you. They knew a life where they had to create everything to have it. No-one on this island went hungry or needy. We didn’t live in fancy houses, but we weren’t poor. We were rich with so much.”

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  172. For less challenging toddlers, who made up 35% of the children he saw, punishments and warnings backfired: they worked immediately, but at the two-month check-in, they had increased the child’s behaviour problems. And on average, for the remaining majority of children in the middle – 53% of the total – infrequent timeouts had no effect on later behaviour, positive or negative.

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  178. Since she broke through on Icona Pop’s 2012 hit I Love It, Charli XCX has carved out an enviable niche. At her best, she hits a delicious sweet-spot between mainstream pop trends and her own, more leftfield sensibilities. Good Ones is a gleaming example of her unique alchemy: the rubbery 1980s beat slots in neatly next to recent Ed Sheeran and The Weeknd offerings, but her slightly otherworldly vocals add an unsettling edge. It’s a song about owning your poor romantic choices that’s a lot of fun to listen to. And if that sounds kind of perverse, well, that’s classic Charli XCX. (NL)

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  179. points out that Summer’s discography also includes rock anthems such as the strutting 1979 chart-topper Hot Stuff and “some incredible gems of R&B music”. Indeed, one of her most gleaming R&B diamonds, 1982’s Love Is in Control (Finger on the Trigger), was produced by Quincy Jones the same year he worked on Michael Jackson’s Thriller: a sure sign of Summer’s cachet at the time. “Of course it’s easy to pigeonhole black artists into one genre, and while she wasn’t as influential in her other genre forays outside of disco, this work is very representative of her incredible range as an artist

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  180. After 1989’s Another Place and Time album, a collaboration with the then-red-hot Stock Aitken Waterman songwriting team that spawned three UK top 20 singles, Summer recorded relatively infrequently. By this point, she was in her early 40s, a challenging age for a woman navigating the notoriously sexist music industry. Summer’s reputation had also been dented by persistent rumours of homophobia

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  181. The clog’s all-natural materials, and the fact that they remained at least partially handmade, appealed to the back-to-nature attitude of 1960s counterculture. In the 70s, the shoe’s clompy sole and angular silhouette paired perfectly with the decade’s trend for long flowing skirts and flared jeans, prompting the embrace of Swedish-style clogs by brands like Gucci and MIA, who playfully reinterpreted them for the platform-loving youth.

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  182. Just months after ascending the throne, Elizabeth II wore this sweeping black-and-white Norman Hartnell gown, paired with long white gloves and a dainty tiara, to a special film screening at Leicester Square’s Empire Theatre, causing a particular stir. “At first glance, it’s a beautiful, very traditional ball gown, which is what you’d expect at a big gala performance

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  183. Phu Dan Hai Temple or Phu Dan Hai Buddhist Temple But the villagers call it the Emerald Cave, located on the top of Phu Danhai Mountain. In Ban Kut Wa, Kut Wah Sub-district, Kuchinarai District Kalasin Province It is a forest temple on a small mountain. The highlight of this temple is Buddha’s footprint two tracks of nature The temple has a chedi to cover it. We can come to worship.

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  184. Morakot Cave, one of the goals of going to the beach, located in Ko Libong Subdistrict, Kantang District, Trang Province, is the area of ​​the Sea Cave. which is very beautiful and magnificent We can enter the cave from the entrance. Which is a small hole, that’s all. Because when the water recedes, this cavity is high above the water level, so small boats will be able to pass through. But if there is a lot of water, you will have to swim in it.

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  189. Besides the beautiful flowers Villagers in Ban Pa Miang community also have a career in rice cultivation or rice that grows on high ground. Arabica coffee, persimmons , as well as collecting wild tea leaves to be processed into snacks that the northern people call Miang or Miang , sure enough, because there are many Miang trees in this area. Villagers therefore prefer to collect Miang leaves and sell them since in the past. It is also the origin of the name. “Baan Pa Miang” as well

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  190. Follow us to soak in an onsen in Thailand at Betong Hot Spring . natural hot spring This is a tourist attraction that many tourists come to visit me. Here, there will be an egg boiling pond and a large hot spring pond. new hot springs Tara therapy building and accommodation for facilitating tourists. We can take a hot bath, soak in hot water or soak our feet. after a trip Come and soak your feet here. It should be quite a bit of fun.

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  193. “Aemo, as the national power system operator, will continue to monitor the situation and provide further updates should conditions change,” it added. On Thursday, Australia’s biggest electricity producer AGL Energy said it expected to be able to supply more power to businesses and consumers in the coming days.

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  194. It was a hastily-organised press conference – after another day of rumours that the bodies had been found. The federal police officer in charge of the investigation showed a map to the waiting media – explaining that the bodies were found 3.1km (1.9 miles) from the river, in the middle of the jungle – and that involved a huge amount of work to get to the location that the suspect had indicated.

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  196. India, which shares a heavily militarised border with Pakistan and has been involved in a tense stand-off with China along its Himalayan border, has one of the world’s largest armed forces. With some 1.4 million personnel, it is also one of the country’s top employers – with millions of people applying annually.

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  204. Walker set out to understand how rains, temperatures and pressure relate to each other and shape global weather patterns. His and others’ work led to the understanding of El Niño and La Niña, periodic changes in the temperature of the Pacific Ocean that can lead to droughts or excessive rains in certain parts of the world. “We’re kind of still in his footsteps. We’re doing what he set out to try to do,” Funk says.

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  205. Venezuela banned any exports of essential foods in 2014, and border patrols began stripping Wayúu women of the few pounds of rice, oil or flour they were bringing home for their families. Then when inflation made food a luxury in Venezuela, thousands of migrants began walking into Colombia and other Latin American nations. By November 2018, about

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  207. “[China] has done great work in terms of not just establishing high-speed railways but also in terms of creating some of the best in the world, without vibrations, that are really, really comfortable in terms of taking people at high speeds through the country,” says Gössling.

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  208. “[For] a major reduction in aviation, I think it’s about when not if. I think the climate data is clear on that really,” says Cairns. “If we could get it down to just the hardcore of stuff that we thought was really essential, then actually we could manage that fine. But we have to go from such a different place given where we are at now.”

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  218. You can save it! Who is lazy to go to the city this holiday and is looking for Nice coffee shop, good atmosphere at Ratchaphruek Road area . Today we have arranged for 20 cafes Ratchaphruek , updated 2022. Beautiful coffee shop, good atmosphere, can sit and chill, lined up from Ratchapruek Road on Petchkasem Road. to the Nonthaburi side Tell me that the shop is good On this road, there are a lot of them, including feel, riverside cafes, coffee shops in the garden , as well as minimal-style cafes . Whether it’s an adult or a child, you have to love it. Don’t wait, follow us and pin it better.

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  220. Helen Bronte-Stewart, director of the Stanford Movement Disorders Center, and her team are working on an adaptive deep brain stimulation system for the condition that uses a sensor worn on the wrist to detect symptoms including a freezing gait and tremor. This wristband is linked to an implant in the brain through Bluetooth technology, which produces tiny electrical signals in the patient’s brain according to their symptoms in near real-time.

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  221. That’s easier said than done. To begin with, Frantescu’s team had to choose the most contentious issues – it doesn’t help to know where a voter stands on an issue which most parliamentarians agree upon. The issues also had to be popular ones, so users would have firm opinions on them. Finally, counterintuitive results had to be weeded out – for example, environmental legislation that was voted down by green parties, perhaps for not being stringent enough.

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  240. “[The proposed open category] should not become a category that adds to the already existing levels of discrimination and marginalisation against these groups. “I see this policy as only the first step towards full inclusion and support for the participation of transgender and gender-diverse athletes in aquatic sports, and there is a lot more to be done.”

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  241. It’s hard to imagine a more vivid illustration of how CAT’s innovations, once viewed as wacky by outsiders, have assumed crucial importance in the modern world, even to the point of rendering the centre’s name somewhat obsolete. “These technologies aren’t alternative anymore,” Bullen said. “They’re mainstream.”

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  242. As the trucks rolled out nine months later, with construction permanently halted, this successful exemplar of citizen-led activism led Freiburg to become a breeding ground for alternative thinking and birthed a green movement. In the decades since, Freiburg has quickly developed as an environmental economics and solar research hub with a packed green CV:

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  243. (and get praised via the app for choosing this “carbon-neutral” ride). I could hop on one of the city’s 260 electric trams, many of them named after famous Gothenburg citizens, or enjoy the sights from a quiet, zero-emission electric bus. Currently, 65% of Gothenburg’s public transportation hums on renewable energy, with the goal of making it fully electric is by 2030.

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  244. For example, Amelie Dietenberger and Kajetan Krott started baking vegan banana bread during the pandemic, first making individual deliveries and then turning it to a business supplying to several cafes. “Tübingen has a certain feel of being green and happy, and has a lot of young people, which fits our project,” said Dietenberger. “People are so supportive because it’s a local initiative, and they especially appreciate it that we deliver it in an electric car.”

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  256. Yet this may be the century where that changes; where we leave much more than one or two scrapings on the ocean floor. When researchers talk of human interventions in the deep sea, one word they often use is “disturbance”. In scientific language, it refers to a lofting and dispersal of sediment plumes, and the effects on subsea communities. But the word disturbance has another meaning – that of an irrational disorder.

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  257. The thing is, while the ridge may well be an extension of Greenland, if you look at it from the other end it is also an extension of Russia. Rocks of a very similar sort have been found on the Russian archipelago of Franz Josef Land, to the north of Novaya Zemlya, Knudsen notes. And Canada, too, has evidence that the Lomonosov Ridge is a prolongation extending from Ellesmere Island, perhaps not surprising given that Ellesmere nestles close to Greenland via a narrow strait just 20km (12.5 miles) wide at the northern end.

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  268. But the exact impact erosion has on a mountain’s height is still to be understood. Some scientists believe that reducing the weight of a mountain (by taking away the snow, ice and rock it’s made of) might actually allow the tectonic plates to push the, now lighter, mountain even further into the sky.

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  269. One clue to the cat’s image may come from how they were domesticated in the first place. It was a much more gradual process than that of dogs – and cats were very much in the driving seat. The earliest domesticated cats started appearing in Neolithic villages in the Middle East around 10,000 years ago. They didn’t depend on their early human hosts for food – they were encouraged to fetch it themselves, keeping crops and food stores safe from rats and other vermin. Our relationship with them was, from the outset, a little more at arms’ length than dogs, who helped us hunt and relied upon humans for a share of the spoils.

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  270. The sloths’ tree-based life cycle means they spend very little time at risk from predators like the jaguar. This is another reason why lightning-fast reactions – and the enormous amount of energy needed to fuel them – just aren’t needed. “They have this intimate relationship with the trees,” says Mazzoni. “They depend on them.”

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  271. A few years ago, I took part in a vintage car rally in Denmark as a photographer. The rally was less about being the fastest, and more about the effort you put into your fancy dress. It ended in a camping site on the island of Mon, with dinner, dancing and more than a few drinks. Some hours – and drinks – later, I decided it was a good idea to sleep in a deckchair under the balmy Danish stars.

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  281. seeks, at least in part, to answer. By taking a comprehensive look at the artefacts created and materials used by the people from the Neolithic era through to the Bronze Age, the exhibition seeks to unravel the complex meaning of these standing stones. Across the course of the show, Stonehenge figures as many things: a stake claimed to the land, a space for community and ritual, a burial site, art on a vast scale, a monument with great cosmological significance, a magnetic draw for visitors from afar. The show argues for Stonehenge as a place of shifting significance, added to over time and reflecting the extraordinary transformation brought about by the technological transition from stone to metalworking.

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  282. There is something to be said for the post-War boom in artwork and entertainment featuring stone circles. In his essay The Edge of the Ceiling, Alan Garner writes about the profound effect of World War Two on his childhood and later artistic sensibilities: “Daily life was lived on a mythic plane: of absolute Good against absolute Evil; of the need to endure, to survive whatever had to be overcome.” Stone circles are themselves a sort of mythic plane: a symbol of endurance, as well as a handy setting for vast, existential battles between Good and Evil. But in reaching back into the deep past, to a place where kings and monsters co-exist, they also sidestep the horrors of more recent events. They offer not just the threat of history repeating itself, but also the opportunity to redeem the world once more.

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  283. Were it not for the crushing of countless crimson cochineal beetles and the violent wrenching of purple mucus glands from millions of living sea snails, the rich reds and vivid violets that vibrate from some of the most memorable paintings in art history, from Rubens to Rembrandt, would be dimmed to dullness. From its very inception, art is wreckage resurrected. We know now that the earliest Stone Age artists incinerated shattered animal skeletons and pulverised the carbonised fragments to produce a radiant black pigment that they used to sketch the static stampede of bison on cave walls.

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  284. trumpets, coronets and a hulking sousaphone into breathless skins that she arranged like flattened asteroids orbiting around a dangling lamp. “The squashed instruments,” Parker tells BBC Culture, “were hung in a ring, in a circle like a marching band. I quite liked the instruments becoming shadows because it means the audience is between the shadows and the objects. You can’t tell the objects are squished in the shadows. It’s like a ghost band, as it were. The idea of a Perpetual Canon that just keeps going on forever. It’s like these wind instruments have inhaled and never exhaled. Like they’ve just taken a breath and are in an arrested space.”

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  285. The Roman goddess Venus overstepped the accepted boundaries with particular aplomb. Like Inanna, she found a place in men’s hearts on the battlefield as well as in the bedroom. Mary Beard explains: “It’s Venus and the unswayable, unstoppable power of desire that in a way brings Rome its military victories.” Julius Caesar claimed to be a descendent of Venus via her son Aeneas, hero-turned-refugee of the Trojan War, and placed the goddess prominently on some of his coinage. Later leaders, too, looked back to Roman goddesses almost as a hallmark of their authority. Minerva was depicted in the presence of Wellington and Napoleon as well as Queen Elizabeth I.

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  295. It’s time for the buffet line. Let me tell you, don’t miss out on Grill Noey X Muang Ake because it’s a buffet with the best friendship price! and very bright in the Rangsit area There is a full event such as kokhun, neck loin, sirloin, three layers, bacon, squid, big river prawns, etc. Where else would you like a snack menu? There are both grilled and shabu styles. Anyone who is good at any type can choose. It’s all good for the heart. The food is really dazzling. Price 199/299 baht. These two prices are inclusive of refillable drinks. You see, it’s good! Let’s go eat!!!

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  296. Even though these industries have since declined, their legacy remains. Around 14 miles (22km) south of the city, Goodyear built an airship base at Wingfoot Lake in 1917 that, over 100 years later, still constructs and maintains the company’s blimp fleet. This makes it the oldest airship facility in the world, and one of the oldest active aircraft bases.

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  297. One, built to house the Macon. In 2012, Brin appeared to take a lot of interest in a modern semi-rigid Zeppelin NT (New Technology) airship flying tourist flights from the airfield. One year later, his interest had grown enough for him to decide to build his own airship, and that year LTA Research Ltd was founded, with Alan Weston, previously director of programs at Nasa’s Ames Research Center, appointed CEO.

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  298. In the end for the people of Akron the arrival of Brin’s LTA in the Airdock means that a piece of their history is starting to be used again. “It was a dark building with no lights on and now the lights are on again,” says Akron mayor Daniel Horrigan, who as a child played football next to the stadium. “And there is now an amazing amount of activity.”

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  299. Even though aspects of the project were a success, the Skunk Works team was unable to solve two problems with hydrogen-powered aircraft which still confront designers today. The first was range. Hydrogen is very light compared to kerosene – traditional aviation fuel – and packs three times as much punch per unit of mass, but it needs four times the volume on an aircraft for the same hit, and storing it is tricky.

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  300. The Flying-V is a type of aircraft called a “blended wing” because the wings and fuselage are smoothly blended, with no clear dividing line. Often called flying wings, they are seen as a natural fit for hydrogen-powered aircraft because they are more efficient than traditional tube-and-wing aircraft and have plenty of space for the hydrogen tanks.

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  310. A must visit place to check in is Lan Hin Pum, Lan Hin Taek , a special stone. It is a naturally occurring stone courtyard. which has rocks popping up into buttons and knots of the same size Expected to be caused by the natural erosion of the rock, sure enough. There is also Pha Chu Thong where we can go up to take pictures of beautiful views from here, including some days there may be a sea of ​​fog to see as well.

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  311. Another place to visit beautiful nature in the rainy season that you must not miss is Nan , here and Doi Phu Kha National Park. Although this place is famous for coming to see Chompoo Phu Kha flowers in the winter every year. But during this rainy season Let me tell you that the green nature is beautiful and lush. The atmosphere is not normal at all. because during the rainy season Here it will be filled with beautiful fog.

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  312. Traveling to Doi Luang Tak, there is a walking distance of about 11 kilometers, with facilitators and safety personnel traveling with tourists as well. But will have to reserve a queue that takes a long time Therefore, you must prepare in advance for anyone who wants to conquer the peak.

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  313. BioMilq, a North Carolina-based start-up, was set up by cell biologist Leila Strickland after she struggled to produce enough breast milk for her first child. Her team take cells from human breast tissue and breast milk before growing them in flasks in the lab. They are fed a mix of nutrients and vitamins, then incubated inside a bioreactor, where the cells start secreting the milk components that are found in natural human milk. However, BioMilq is still a few years at least away from market. Also, lab-grown milk would still not be as individually tailored to a baby’s fluctuating needs as their own mother’s milk.

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  314. It’s also possible that the pandemic put a stop to one of the ways in which living with a dog can give us a boost. “We get the social benefits from interacting with the dog, but there’s also this way in which animals can facilitate social interaction with other people,” says Mueller. During lockdowns, teenagers might have stuck to their daily dog walks but avoided conversations with other dog walkers, losing out on small moments of social interaction.

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  315. Ask any parent, and they’ll tell you that dealing with situations like these can be among the most challenging – and common – parts of parenting. If the frustration of the moment itself weren’t enough, there’s the difficulty of how to respond. Do you give a time out? Threaten to take away privileges? Negotiate? Or do you follow the approach being promulgated by an increasing number of advocates, which holds that connecting with a child in their moment of distress, not punishing them, leads to calmer, better-behaved, and emotionally more in-tune kids?

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  316. He found that, for the 12% most defiant toddlers he studied, punishments and warnings improved behaviour over a two-month period, but only if mothers used this tactic relatively rarely – in up to 16% of their total disciplinary responses. “The most effective parents prefer to use other tactics, such as mutually acceptable compromises and age-appropriate reasoning, but will back those methods up with a single warning followed by a timeout if toddlers persist in being defiant,” he says. “Then these defiant toddlers learn to pay more attention to the reasoning that they usually ignore and to the single warnings.”

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  374. The charm of Europe is present at any time of the year. But if you want to chill In the warm weather However, you must not miss the summer because this season is like the high season of Europe. Anyone who has plans to travel to Europe this summer, follow us to 15 places to visit in Europe in the summer. can enjoy the beautiful city And the atmosphere is bright throughout this summer for sure.

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  416. Most of the island’s population is Muslim. But the reason for the name Koh Sukorn Not because of the presence of pigs on the island. But there are various stories about this name. In the past, there lived a lot of wild boars. Until Islamic fishermen migrated to settle on the island. therefore drove the wild boars out of the island There are also villagers who live on the coast overlooking a herd of wild boars swimming. Therefore, it is the origin of this island being called Koh Moo. before changing the name to Koh Sukorn

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  417. Khao To Sae or Khao To Sae Viewpoint Located on a mountain above 250 meters in the middle of Phuket Town. It is a rich ecotourism attraction. There are many kinds of wild animals. There are also 7 beautiful viewpoints that give a 360-degree view of Phuket Town and a health garden for those who want to exercise in the midst of nature.

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  418. Koh Kradan , an island known as It has the most beautiful beach in Trang because it has white sand. And the water is so clear that you can see the beautiful coral reefs, very suitable for sunbathing Take a cool photo and snorkeling to see coral from the beach in front of the island We will be able to see Koh Waen, Koh Muk, Koh Chuak, Koh Ma and all the way to Koh Hai. It’s a very beautiful viewpoint. There is also a small bay. Suitable for surfing as well.

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  459. Elephanta Caves is a Hindu temple. Carved into the caves of Maharashtra, located on Elifanta Island or Karpuri Island, about 11 kilometers from Mumbai, this is another beautiful tourist attraction of India. Which was registered as a World Heritage Site in 1987, making it a tourist destination that is often visited by tourists from around the world to visit uninterrupted. Especially tourists who like historical stories and ancient sites.

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  460. Mount Batur (Mount Batur) coordinates the popular wading route of Bali (Bali) with a height of 1,717 meters above sea level. Inside the volcanic pit is a large crescent-shaped lake called Lake Batur (Lake Batur) formed by the eruption of Mount Batur 30,000 years ago, the lake and volcano area will have. Kintamani Village is an old village full of cultural and natural charm.

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  461. The highlight activity of visiting Tam Coc is A scenic boat ride on the Ngô Đồng River starts at the first stop in the community area. that allows us to see the way of life of the villagers before taking you to a natural area that is surrounded by Tam Coc Rice Field , which is the agricultural area of ​​the people here. in the spring The fields are green and beautiful. But as the summer approaches, it will be the harvest season. The rice fields will turn golden. In addition, we will see various shapes of limestone mountains, such as Phu Phaya Tao or Phu Hua Mangkorn , as well as ancient sites built since the Chen Dynasty. Approximately 13-14 centuries.

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  472. In addition to being a photo spot, The Bay 101 is also a gathering place for chilling restaurants. which we can go to sit at the shop above If you look down, you will see the lights of Busan which is the most beautiful. Especially during the evening time, this is the time when people are very fussy. because everyone wants to come and see the beautiful view of the city

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  515. Let’s start at the first shop. Let me tell you that it’s good with Feng Zhu restaurant. Open face gyoza. Hong Kong-style steamed gyoza that comes in bite-sized pieces. It’s delicious without having to share it. There will be 5 flavors and 4 toppings. Anyone who is a big fan of dumplings will definitely love the thin dough and tight filling. Plus, I took a photo of a chic check-in. Food lovers must not miss it.

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  516. Let’s check in at Nang Loeng Market with Gyoza, Nang Loeng Market , another favorite restaurant for gyoza lovers. There are a variety of gyoza menus to choose from, such as pork, ham, shrimp, or seaweed salad. There is a kaleidoscope of choices. will buy fried It can be fried or not. The powder is good. The filling hits like this. The foodie can’t stay indifferent anymore.

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  517. Let’s continue at COCA Pop Up . Come to Hua Hin, you must not miss it. Guaranteed deliciousness from over 63 years of experience here, ready to serve deliciousness in the style of Home Cooking in a restaurant atmosphere that maintains the classic of bare cement walls, good photography, outstanding food, giant savory and congee are the perfect match. In addition, the shop also has a lot of other menu items that are sure to please the whole family.

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  590. Every year we get a glimpse of the grandeur of the millions of pilgrims who make their way to Mecca or Mecca, Saudi Arabia. The holy city or the city of the Islamic world to participate in the Hajj During the 12th month of the Islamic calendar (During July-August), although there are still some restrictions because of the epidemic situation of COVID-19 but could not restrain his faith.

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  601. Ding Tai Phu , a traditional Chinese restaurant Shanghai-Sichuan Opened for more than 10 years, it is a Chinese restaurant that is completely different from a restaurant. The symptoms here are not expensive. The restaurant’s special menu is “Fresh noodles” that are pulled together fresh in every bowl. Show them at the front of the shop. And another menu that must not be missed is “Xiao Long Bao” with thin flour, fragrant and delicious broth. The food at the restaurant is authentic Chinese style. But they definitely made the taste come out right in the mouths of Thai people.

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