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Paris Agreement: essential elements
The Paris Agreement builds upon the Convention and for the first time brings all nations into a common cause to undertake ambitious efforts to combat climate change and adapt to its effects, with enhanced support to assist developing countries to do so. As such, it charts a new course in the global climate effort.
The Paris Agreement central aim is to strengthen the global response to the threat of climate change by keeping a global temperature rise this century well below 2 degrees Celsius above pre-industrial levels and to pursue efforts to limit the temperature increase even further to 1.5 degrees Celsius. Additionally, the agreement aims to strengthen the ability of countries to deal with the impacts of climate change. To reach these ambitious goals, appropriate financial flows, a new technology framework and an enhanced capacity building framework will be put in place, thus supporting action by developing countries and the most vulnerable countries, in line with their own national objectives. The Agreement also provides for enhanced transparency of action and support through a more robust transparency framework. Further information on key aspects of the Agreement can be found here.
Nationally determined contributions
The Paris Agreement requires all Parties to put forward their best efforts through nationally determined contributions (NDCs) and to strengthen these efforts in the years ahead. This includes requirements that all Parties report regularly on their emissions and on their implementation efforts.
Further information on NDCs can be found here.
In 2018, Parties will take stock of the collective efforts in relation to progress towards the goal set in the Paris Agreement and to inform the preparation of NDCs.
There will also be a global stocktake every 5 years to assess the collective progress towards achieving the purpose of the Agreement and to inform further individual actions by Parties.
Status of ratification
The Paris Agreement entered into force on 4 November 2016, thirty days after the date on which at least 55 Parties to the Convention accounting in total for at least an estimated 55 % of the total global greenhouse gas emissions have deposited their instruments of ratification, acceptance, approval or accession with the Depositary.
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US Month in Markets - December 2019
Market Summary
Index Returns - December 2019
Economic Surprise
The index measures economic data relative to expectations. A positive number indicates that economic data has outperformed expectations.
Key News and Events
- Equity markets continued their recent rally, boosted by the announcement of a "phase one" U.S.-China trade deal which has tentatively ended months of short-term uncertainty. Progress on the U.S.-Mexico-Canada agreement (USMCA) and robust economic data releases provided further momentum for the rally. The three major U.S. equity indices (S&P 500, Dow Jones Industrial Average and Nasdaq Composite) all reached record highs over the month, as U.S. equities recorded their best annual performance since 2013.
- The U.S. and China reached a "phase one" trade deal over the month. The deal suspended U.S. tariffs on $156bn worth of Chinese goods which was scheduled to take effect mid-December 2019. In addition, U.S. tariffs on $120bn worth of Chinese imports were halved to 7.5%. In return, China pledged to increase purchases of U.S. agricultural products and enhance intellectual property protection. President Trump announced his plan to sign the "phase one" deal in Washington on January 15 2020, with a view to begin negotiation of the "phase two" agreement later in the year.
- In other trade news, the U.S., Canada, and Mexico finalized the U.S.-Mexico-Canada agreement (USMCA) in Mexico City after Congress and the White House reached a compromise on labor rights, environmental standards and other issues, removing obstacles to U.S. ratification of the treaty. The U.S. House of Representatives subsequently voted to ratify the USMCA by a wide bipartisan majority. Meanwhile, President Trump reinstated U.S. tariffs on steel and aluminum imports from Brazil and Argentina, citing a "massive devaluation of currencies" by both countries as the rationale for the new tariffs. Elsewhere, the Trump administration also proposed a 100% tariff on up to $2.4bn of French goods, in retaliation for France's new digital services tax which Washington believes has unfairly targeted U.S. tech companies.
- The U.S. House of Representatives voted to impeach President Trump, making him the third President in U.S. history to be impeached. The impeachment process was triggered by allegations that President Trump has improperly pressured his Ukrainian counterpart to launch an investigation into Joe Biden, a front-runner in the race for the Democratic presidential nomination in the 2020 elections. Republicans in the House of Representatives unanimously voted against impeachment. To be removed from office two-thirds of the Senate would have to vote to remove President Trump, making it an unlikely outcome given current positions.
- UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson's Conservative Party won a sizeable majority in the British general election. The results make it highly likely that Parliament will complete ratification of the Withdrawal Agreement and exit the EU by 31 January 2020. The UK will then have until the end of 2020 to negotiate a new trade agreement with the EU if an extension is not agreed.
Market Highlights
- Global equity markets rose over the month, boosted by a "phase one" U.S.-China trade deal and robust economic data releases. Progress on the U.S.-Mexico-Canada agreement (USMCA) and robust economic data releases provided further momentum for the rally.
- The S&P 500 index rose by 3.0% over the month, in line with the MSCI World index, which also rose by 3.0%. The S&P 500 index outperformed the MSCI World index over the year (31.5% vs 28.4%).
- U.S. Large Cap stocks outperformed Small Cap stocks over the month, as the S&P 500 index rose by 3.0% while the Russell 2000 index rose by 2.9%. The Russell 2000 index ended the year with a return of 25.5%, underperforming the S&P 500 by 6.0%.
- Growth stocks outperformed Value stocks over the month as measured by the MSCI USA Growth and Value index. Growth Stocks rose by 3.1% while Value Stocks rose by 2.8% over the month. Growth Stocks performed well as equity markets continue to rally, outperforming Value Stocks by 12.0%.
- Yields continued their upwards momentum over the month, as easing fears over global trade and positive economic data releases reduced expectations of near-term rate cuts.
- The 10-year U.S. treasury yield rose by 14bps to 1.92% and 30-year U.S. treasury yield rose by 19bps to 2.39% over the week. Meanwhile, the 20-year TIPS yield rose by 4bps to 0.39% and 20-year breakeven inflation rose by 14bps to 1.86% over the week.
- Credit also performed well, benefiting from a general "risk on" environment. The spreads on the Bank of America Merrill Lynch U.S. Corporate Index fell by 10bps to 101bps and the spreads on the Bloomberg Barclays Long Credit Index fell by 15bps to 139bps over the week.
- The U.S. High Yield bond spread over U.S. treasury yields fell by 41bps to 360bps and the spread of USD denominated EM debt over U.S. treasury yields fell by 35bps to 297bps over the week.
- Commodities rose sharply in December, benefiting from a rally in oil prices after the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), along with Russia, agreed further cuts to oil production. The S&P GSCI index rose by 7.0% in USD terms over the month.
- The S&P GSCI Energy index rose by 9.4% as the price of WTI crude oil rose by 10.7% to US$61/BBL.
- Industrial Metal prices rose by 2.9% as copper prices rose by 5.2% to US$6,156/MT.
- Agricultural prices rose by 4.4% and gold prices rose by 3.7% to US$1,515/Oz.
- The U.S. dollar depreciated against major currencies over the month.
- Sterling appreciated by 2.4% against the U.S. dollar over the month, ending the month at $1.32/£.
- The euro appreciated by 1.8% against the U.S. dollar over the month, ending the month at $1.12/€.
- The Japanese yen appreciated by 0.8% against the U.S. dollar over the month, ending the month at ¥108.68/$, whilst the Canadian dollar appreciated by 2.4% against the U.S. dollar over the month ending the month at C$1.30/$.
Highlighted Economic Release
China Manufacturing PMI (December 31)
China's official manufacturing PMI was unchanged at 50.2 in December, pointing to a second consecutive month of manufacturing expansion. Meanwhile, the Non-Manufacturing PMI fell from an eight-month high of 54.4 recorded in November, falling by 0.9 points to 53.5.
Markit Eurozone Manufacturing PMI (December 16)
Manufacturing activity in the Eurozone shrunk for the eleventh successive month. The pace of contraction intensified over November with the manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index moving further into negative territory, dragged lower by a sustained deterioration in the German manufacturing sector.
Markit U.S. Manufacturing PMI (December 16)
Similar to other developed economies, the manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index fell in the U.S. with a reading of 52.5. Activity in the manufacturing sector was expected to be similar to prior readings but was narrowly below forecasts.
Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) Rate Decision (December 11)
The Federal Reserve kept interest rates on hold at 1.50% to 1.75% at their meeting last week. In the latest "dot plot", the majority of the FOMC believed that interest rates will stay at current levels for at least the next year, with the next 25bps hike not anticipated until 2021.
University of Michigan U.S. Consumer Sentiment (December 6)
Consumer sentiment rose by 2.4 points to a seven-month high of 99.2 in November, beating consensus forecasts of a 0.2-point rise. The gains were largely attributed to upper income households, who reported gains in household wealth due to strong equity market performances.
U.S. Nonfarm Payrolls (December 6)
266 thousand jobs were added to the U.S. economy in November, the strongest employment growth in ten months. Analysts have been expecting a job growth of 180,000. Notable job gains occurred in the health care, professional services and manufacturing sectors.
Bank of Canada Rate Decision (December 4)
The Bank of Canada (BoC) kept interest rates on hold at 1.75% at its December meeting, whilst BoC governor Stephen Poloz announced his decision to step down when his seven-year term expires in June next year. Expectations of future rate cuts were tampered as the BoC retains a positive economic outlook, driving bond yields upwards.
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Appendix: Index Definitions
- S&P 500 Index – The market-cap-weighted index includes 500 leading companies and captures approximately 80% of available market capitalization.
- Russell 2000 Index - The Russell 2000 Index measures the performance of the small-cap segment of the U.S. equity universe. The Russell 2000 Index is a subset of the Russell 3000® Index representing approximately 10% of the total market capitalization of that index. It includes approximately 2000 of the smallest securities based on a combination of their market cap and current index membership.
- MSCI World Index - A free float-adjusted market capitalization weighted index that is designed to measure the equity market performance of developed markets, representing 24 developed market country indices.
- MSCI USA Value/Growth - The MSCI USA Value/Growth Index captures U.S. large and mid cap securities exhibiting overall value/growth style characteristics. The value investment style characteristics for index construction are defined using three variables: book value to price, 12-month forward earnings to price and dividend yield. The growth investment style characteristics for index construction are defined using five variables: long-term forward EPS growth rate, short-term forward EPS growth rate, current internal growth rate and long-term historical EPS growth trend and long-term historical sales per share growth trend.
- Bank of America Merrill Lynch U.S. Corporate Index - An unmanaged index considered representative of fixed-income obligations issued by U.S. corporates.
- Bank of America Merrill Lynch U.S. High Yield Index - An unmanaged index considered representative of sub-investment grade fixed-income obligations issued by U.S. corporates.
- Bloomberg Barclays U.S. Government Index - An unmanaged index considered representative of fixed-income obligations issued by the U.S. government.
- Bloomberg Barclays Long Credit Index - An unmanaged index considered representative of long duration fixed-income obligations issued by U.S. corporates.
- S&P GSCI – A world-production weighted index that is based on the average quantity of production of each commodity in the index.
- JPMorgan EMBI Global Diversified – An unmanaged index considered representative of USD denominated fixed-income obligations issued by the emerging market government.
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The One Minute Entrepreneur was the thirteenth book of 2016, which I enjoyed.
The One Minute Entrepreneur: The Secret to Creating and Sustaining a Successful Business is a decent book which was a quick read and had numerous similarities to the other similar books I've enjoyed the past couple of years. I worked through this when we were in the middle of a long distance move. It is the story of an individual who is operating at an average level and does not understand why he is not able to progress personally in his own life, professionally and personally within his family life.
The main character of The One Minute Entrepreneur is an individual is directed to a life counselor and progresses through additional tailored challenges by the life counselor and ultimately improves, often unknowingly and without understanding until after he has successfully progressed and reflecting upon.
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A Guide to Crossing From Florida to Bimini, BahamasSaturday, February 27th, 2010
(25⁰43.4580′ N by 079⁰17.8755 W - Mile 3250.64 - Bimini, Bahamas)
When you cross from Florida's east coast to the Bahamas Bank you will encounter one of nature's most formidable forces, the Gulf Stream. This stream of warm water runs northward along the American coast traveling from two knots up to four knots with a mean average of 2.5 knots.
In fact it is part of a much larger ecosystem which constantly circulates in a constant, clockwise rotation north along the Atlantic coastline past the US and Canadian eastern seaboard, north easterly past Greenland and Iceland touching Great Britain then turning southward along Europe's western shoreline to the Azores then westward back to the Caribbean.
This constant clockwise rotation brings life to Bahamas steadily streaming warm water and plays a large role in determining the weather for the region.
For the cruising sailor several factors must be considered before attempting to cross from Florida to the Bahamas Bank.
Wind velocity and direction play a major role in determining the frequency and the height of the waves in the Gulf
Stream. Winds from the southwest (traveling with the Gulf Stream) typically tend to quell the height of the waves while winds from the northeast tend to "stack" the Gulf Stream waves making them higher and with shorter wave intervals. The higher the waves the rougher the crossing will be not only making the trip unpleasant but possibly dangerous as well.
Crossing the Gulf Stream in a slightly north bound direction will give you the advantage of a free push from the current. Remember, for every hour you are in the Gulf Stream the current will push you two or more miles north bound. Why not use it to your advantage? Conversely, taking a course with a south bound direction will only add more miles to your trip.
Plan to arrive on the Bahamas Bank during the day. If you are crossing from Florida to Bimini for example, the sun will be at your back and will give you excellent visibility of the bottom contours and obstructions.
Prior to leaving, purchase up-to-date charts (both paper and electronic) to help you avoid the hazards of Bahamas shallow waters. Experience tells us that Explorer Chart books are an excellent source of hard copy information. Nobeltec VNS charts as well as Garmin and C-Map charts provide a wealth of information while Navionics charts
(used by Raymarine on their latest chart plotters) leave vast sections of water with little or no information.
If possible, travel with another boat to ensure if difficulties arise assistance is near.
Ensure you have suitable safety gear on board with redundancy where practical. For example, take an extra GPS if you have one and include a 406 EPIRB in your emergency kit.
The Gulf Stream is 10 to 15 miles off the southern coast of Florida around Miami and Fort Lauderdale. While waves might be a moderate four to six feet off the American coastline seas in the Gulf Stream could be considerably higher. Watch NOAA weather reports or internet weather resources such as www.passageweather.com, www.buoyweather.com, www.hamweather.net or www.windguru.com . If you find wave and wind conditions are worse than forecast, don't be afraid to return to shore and wait for a better day to cross.
On arrival in Bahamas territorial water you are required to display a solid yellow "quarantine flag" indicating to authorities that you have not cleared Bahamian Customs and Immigration. Once you land the dock master will either direct you to the local Customs and Immigration offices or the authorities will visit your boat.
It is a good idea to have the following ready to present.
a) Ship documentation with an extra copy to give to customs officials;
b) Passports, photo drivers license or birth certificate for each crew member;
c) If you have weapons the serial number for each along with a count and caliber of the rounds;
d) Documents for your dingy indicating the serial numbers;
e) Serial numbers for value items like computers, GPS, scooters or bicycles.
Once the lengthy forms are completed you will be cleared to Bahamas. The cruising permit for vessels 35 feet and under is $150 and for vessels over 35 feet the fee is $300. This fee covers the captain and up to three crew members with an additional $15 to be charged for each person in excess of the first four on board.
Normally, cruising permits are good for up to one year while immigration permits may vary from 90 days to 12
If you have safely crossed the Gulf Stream and negotiated your way through Customs and Immigration, "Welcome to the Bahamas!" Cruising in paradise is about to begin.


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of secularism It is an impression in which I do not share. Most of the writers who are striving to diffuse atheism in literary circles are not to be compared in intellectual strength with either Mr Holyoake or Mr Bradlaugh. The working men of England may be assured that they have heard from the secularists nearly everything in behalf of atheism which is at all plausible.
Note XXV., page 253.
Darwinians are obviously not logically bound to deny that religion is a universal characteristic of the human race. They may even quite consistently maintain that traces of it will be found not only among all tribes of men, but among various species of animals. And this is what several of them actually hold.
Mr Darwin himself merely ventures to suggest that the dog is susceptible of "a distant approach" to religious emotion. He says: "The feeling of religious devotion is a highly complex one, consisting of love, complete submission to an exalted and mysterious superior, a strong sense of dependence, fear, reverence, gratitude, hope for the future, and perhaps other elements. No being could experience so complex an emotion until advanced in his intellectual and moral faculties to at least a moderately high level. Nevertheless we see some distant approach to this state of mind in the deep love of a dog for his master, associated with complete submission, some fear, and perhaps other feelings." Not a few evolutionists go much farther, and, indeed, represent as evidences of religion all the tokens of confidence and gratitude towards man displayed by the lower animals. M. Houzeau ('Études sur les Facultés Mentales des Animaux,' pp. 271-273) thinks that there are many persons and even peoples not so religious as the dog.
As to this view, it may suffice to say that trust and gratitude are not in themselves religious emotions. They only become so when their objects are, or are supposed to be, supernatural beings. A man's confidence in and affection to a fellow-man are not religious emotions. Why, then, should a beast's confidence in or affection towards a man be so designated? A man is not to a dog an invisible being, an agent inaccessible to its senses. It may be replied that the object of man's worship may be a visible being, and that, in fact, numerous peoples adore stones, plants, and animals. If the religion of a man may display itself in the worship of a beast, why should not a beast show itself to be religious in the worship of a man? The answer is that a man never worships a beast merely as a beast; while we have no reason to suppose that a beast in trusting or loving a man regards him as anything else than a man. When a man worships a beast, he worships it not as what it really is, but as the type or symbol, the mask or embodiment, of a Divine Being. It is some unseen agent—some mysterious power—manifested in, or at least somehow associated with, the beast, that he really adores. Low, therefore, as his worship is, there is a spiritual sense—a consciousness of the Invisible and Divine—at the root of it. Can it be shown that there is anything of the kind in a dog when it fawns upon a
man, or in a horse when, by neighing, it solicits human assistance? Unless this is shown, the act of a human being adoring even a beast must be held to be utterly unlike any act of a beast towards a man.
NOTE XXVI., page 263.
The words of Spix and Martius are as follows: "Chained to the present, he (the Brazilian Indian) hardly ever raises his eyes to the starry firmament. Yet he is actuated by a certain awe of some constellations, as of everything that indicates a spiritual connection of things. His chief attention, however, is not directed to the sun, but to the moon, according to which he calculates time, and from which he is used to deduce good and evil. As all that is good passes without notice by him, and only what is disagreeable makes an impression on him, he acknowledges no cause of good, or no God, but only an evil principle which meets him sometimes in the form of a lizard, of a man with stag's feet, of a crocodile, or an ounce; sometimes transforms itself into a swamp, &c.; leads him astray, vexes him, brings him into difficulty and danger, and even kills him. They ascribe a direct intercourse with the demons to their pajé, who is acquainted with many powerful herbs, appears to be at the same time their priest and physician, and contrives to maintain his credit among them by all kinds of conjuring tricks. In extraordinary cases he is applied to for his advice, which he gives, after consulting the demons, for which purpose he generally uses a dark tempestuous night. Certain animals, for instance, a kind of goatsucker, and the screaming kinds of vulture, caracarai, and caoha, are messengers from the dead to the pajé, and therefore highly respected by everybody." —Travels in Brazil,' b. iv. ch. ii.
What Mr Wallace says is: "I cannot make out that they have any belief that can be called a religion. They appear to have no definite idea of a God; if asked who they think made the rivers, and the forests, and the sky, they will reply that they do not know, or sometimes that they suppose that it was 'Tupanan,' a word that appears to answer to God, but of which they understand nothing. They have much more definite ideas of a bad spirit, 'Jurapari,' or Devil, whom they fear, and endeavour through their pajés to propitiate. When it thunders they say the · Jurapari' is angry, and their idea of natural death is that the Jurapari kills them. At an eclipse they believe that this bad spirit is killing the moon, and they make all the noise they can to frighten him away."— 'Travels on the Amazons and Rio Negro,' p. 530: 1853.
The statement of Mr Bates ("The Naturalist on the River Amazons,' vol. ii. ch. iii., pp. 162, 163, 1863) is supstantially identical with that of Mr Wallace, his fellowtraveller. The only definite information in it is that the Indian Vicente did not know the cause of lightning, and had never reflected on who made the sun, stars, and trees. If Vicente had known the cause of lightning he must have been more learned than a European savant before the time of Franklin; and if he had meditated on the maker of the sun, stars, and trees, his religion must have been of a more thoughtful character than that of the ordinary ancient Greek or Roman.
If Ebrard's view (see Apologetik,' ii. 359 and 366) of the Malayan origin of the Tupi tribes of South America could be established, it would follow that these tribes must have ġradually fallen away from the worship of one supreme god, Tupan. No one, I think, who has not a theory to maintain, can consider the circumstances in which most of the Brazilian Indian tribes are placed without coming to the conclusion that they must have sunk from a higher intellectual and religious level. Small colonies of English or Irish peasants placed in the same circumstances would be certain to degenerate rapidly.
Note XXVII., page 265.
For the evidence which Waitz has collected as to the religion of the Indians of California, see 'Anthropologie der Naturvölker,' Bd. iv. pp. 243, 244. Father Baegert's account will be found in the Smithsonian Transactions, 1863-64, and Father Boscana's in Bancroft's 'Native Races of the Western States of America,' vol. iii. pp. 161-170.
The works of Bancroft, Müller, and Waitz are those which contain most information on the religion of the North American tribes, although the publications of Catlin, Schoolcraft, &c., still retain their value. Dr Brinton's 'Myths of the New World'(1868) is not always as convincing as it is interesting.
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DAVIS (CBS 13) – There was a lot riding on this game and at The Graduate in Davis, the Aggie faithful were loud and proud.
It was a close tense game throughout, and fans here at The Graduate were on the edge of their seats for every big play.
UC Davis took on Eastern Washington, both teams were 10-2. A trip to the FCS semifinals was on the table. What would have been a first in school history for Davis if they pulled out the win.
"I think the team is finally good after moving to D-1. I went to school back when they were really good in D-2 and so it's exciting to see them make a playoff run, and so far it's looking good," said Adie Whitaker
CBS 13 spoke with the team doctor, Jeremiah Ray, who couldn't make the trip due to his wife's pregnancy.
But not even a baby on the way would stop him from cheering on his Aggies, and the special group of guys he's gotten to know so well.
Ray said, "The team is all about each other. They help each other, they care about each other, they care about their school and getting their degrees and going off to bigger and better things. It's really wonderful "
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Taiwan's industrial design has evolved over the past two decades, with competitors from other Asian countries such as Japan, Thailand and Korea around, many Taiwanese designers has started working together across different fields and beyond national boundaries. 2007 is the year when nearly 200 local designers gathered to showcase their talents through the whole new platform "Taiwan Designers' Week".
Taiwan designers Week'07 escaped the traditional thinking, with 7 themed exhibitions, the venue spreaded from the first floor to the sixth floor at Eslite bookstore Xinyi and designed by the architect Liu Guocang. The major exhibitions included前刀糸氏 (Paper Cutting & Design)、都市酵母 (City Yeast)、Switched!、亂,有秩序 (Beautiful Chaos)、點・心設計:五十凳、寶島特有種 (2007 Dian Shin/Design Refreshment – The ideal 50 Benches)、來點新鮮事 (Something New), created across six design alliances to showcase the fresh thinking of Taiwan's design, as well as inviting foreign cutting-edge designers to have the dialogue between international design and Taiwanese design.
Except for the exhibition, the first Taiwan Designers' Week also provided other programs including design forums "Let's Talk Design", design studio's open day "Open House", an online campaign collaborated with 7-Eleven called "Buy Design" and "Go Design" which cooperated with other major design spots in Taipei.
For the first time a new platform for design conversation was created by Taiwan designers' Week, while many designers participated to experiment and push their boundaries of design, the fair has successfully opened up the dialogue among designers from different fields as well as the public.
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Strip Poker Night
If you have a group of close friends that you hang out with regularly and you're running out of ideas what to do when you meet up, here's an idea. How about trying strip poker? While this game isn't for everyone, as you need to feel comfortable enough in your skin, in a right group of people strip poker can be a lot of fun.
Depending on how you decide to play, the game can even help you build stronger bonds with each other. While it may seem a bit intimidating at first, strip poker isn't that scary. You just need to play it with friends that accept you for who you are. That way, you'll avoid any unpleasant situations while having a blast at the same time.
Setting the Stage for an Evening
You and your buddies have probably been able to set up regular poker nights on the hook. You're sitting around, doing nothing special, and somebody suggests playing some cards. There is no reason for anyone to really refuse. With strip poker, things are a bit more complicated and setting a session up will usually require a bit more effort.
You'll need to gather about an even number of guys and girls. That way, neither group will feel threatened. Hoping to set it all up on the fly is a bit optimistic. If you want to invite people over to play strip poker, you'll need to let them know ahead of time. That way, only the ones who really want to do it will come. Even in this situation, expect a couple of people to back out at the last moment.
Defining Rules
Unlike the regular poker, which is played with chips or cash, strip poker rules are harder to define. First of all, you'll need to decide on the type of game to play. Two of the most popular ones are Five Card Draw and Texas Hold'em. Both can be a lot of fun, but Texas Hold'em variation can get complicated and lead to some arguments.
Five Card Draw
Five Card Draw Poker is one of the first poker variations most of us learned. It features fairly simple mechanics, as there are only two rounds of betting: before the first deal and after the draw. This makes it an ideal candidate for a strip poker night. The most a player can lose in a single hand is a few items of clothing.
Of course, you, as a host, will need to make sure the game is fair. That means everyone has approximately the same number of clothing items on them. If someone has a lot of accessories like watches, jewelry, etc., this gives them a big edge as they'll be able to take these off one by one, without risking anything.
One variation that everyone should be fine with is for the hand winner to simply pick one person to remove one item of clothing. This can make for a long game, of course, but you are all there to have fun, so there's no rush. Deal a standard Five Card Draw hand, have people make their draws and proceed to the showdown. The winner picks who will remove one item. If you want to speed things up, you could also do it so that everyone but the winner undress after the hand is over.
Texas Hold'em
Texas Hold'em has multiple betting rounds: before the flop, on the flop, turn, and river. This makes it super exciting to play in a casino, but it can complicate things when it comes to strip poker night. With so many betting going on, you'll need to figure out the clothing items' value. Since most action will happen in hands between a male and a female player, there might be some discrepancy in what they are wearing.
If you have experience with setting up strip poker nights, you can always give Texas Hold'em a shot. If you are trying it for the first time, you should probably keep it simple and stick to Five Card Draw. The last thing you want is an argument if two socks and a watch are of the same value as a shirt.
Setting up the Atmosphere: Keeping it Friendly
Once you know what the game will be, before you start, you should make sure everyone's relaxed and comfortable. A few drinks should do the trick, especially if you are already used to one another. The important thing is to keep the atmosphere friendly and relaxed. Even the most open of people can feel a bit awkward about strip poker night, especially when playing for the first time.
Make sure everyone's comfortable with the rules as well. Some people will just not be fine with stripping all the way. If a majority of players in your group want to set a limit at underwear, that's fine. Don't try to push things to the point where people are forced to walk away even though they had every intention to play.
One thing that can really spoil the game is if everyone keeps picking the same player to undress over and over. If this starts to happen, the game will lose its appeal and the person who is being targeted will feel awkward and uneasy.
Strip Poker Night Can Be a Lot of Fun
With the right group of people and good rules, strip poker night can be great fun. Sometimes it will reveal hidden crushes, create great memories, and it will give you a lot to talk about during your next night out. There is no need to make anything overly complicated, as the main goal is to have fun.
You can use guidelines in this article and adjust the rules to fit your group. Unlike regular poker, you can play strip poker in any way you like. It won't spoil the game one little bit as long as everyone's comfortable with the rules and no one feels like they are being singled out. After you've done it a few times, it will become much easier to gather people, and you might even find new players looking to grab their seat in your home game!
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How to charge the iPad Mini when staying in Belarus
A page on how to power your iPad Mini from a Belarus power outlet with the Lightning Apple connector and a Type C power charger and recharging the iPad Mini using a two pin Schuko Type F USB charger.
Varying different combinations of standards and plugs can all be daunting when planning on travelling to another country especially if you've never visited before. These instructions were written to assist visitors wanting to charge their iPad Mini abroad.When visiting Belarus the following instructions show charging your iPad Mini using their F or C type 220 volt 50Hz plug outlets. When you are visiting Belarus from a different country check your iPad Mini can be used with a 240v supply. If it was purchased in a country which uses a lower voltage (for example 110v) check your device is dual-voltage (indicated by 100-240 volts) else you may need to use an additional converter to avoid the device from overloading whilst powering it up. If you intend to stay at a Belarus destination like Minsk please read the Belarus country Wikipedia page [1] for more information on visiting the area. These instructions assume you are running Apple iOS 7 or greater on the iPad Mini.
Charging the iPad Mini in Belarus
What is the best power charger for the iPad Mini in Belarus?
If travelling to more than one country the best travel charger for Belarus is a multiple USB charger which includes swappable plugs like a 4 port USB travel charger. There are two different standards of wall outlets in Belarus (types F and C) and bringing this will ensure that you are covered for type C.
As these types of chargers come with interchangeable plugs and can handle from 100 volts to 240 volts will mean that you can travel to over 100 countries in North America, Europe, Asia and Africa just by changing the included heads over. If your model of iPad Mini supports Fast Charge then you'll benefit from quicker charging times with one of these power chargers plus support for certain power demanding devices. Having a four port charger means you can charge multiple devices simultaneously without needing to buy individual travel adapters on your trip to Belarus or occupying additional power outlets. By only needing to pack a single international USB travel charger will also keep the overall size and weight down, making it ideal to fold up in hand luggage whilst travelling. Due to their flexibility these types of adapters can be used when back at home so when you're not on holiday they can be used overnight charging multiple tablets, phones and speakers with only a single plug socket.
We suggest buying this type of flexible travel adapter online, the multipurpose travel adapter illustrated below is the 4 Port USB Wall Charger which has been tested successfully for recharging multiple USB devices in numerous foreign countries around the world on a daily basis.
Alternative travel adapter for Belarus
The 4 port USB travel charger is the most compact option for travellers from any country who only have USB devices such as the iPad Mini, however for those also wishing to use their domestic plugs the following power converters provide larger but more versatile solutions. All three power converters offer surge protection which is useful for visitors of regions with unstable power grids. These travel converters come with interchangeable type C, I and G plugs covering both Belarus and over 150 countries around the world:
- BESTEK Portable International Travel Voltage Converter - The BESTEK travel adaptor has 4 USB charging ports with 3 AC power outlets and is the best selling portable power converter for travellers originating from America visiting Belarus.
- ORICO Traveling Outlet Surge Protector Power Strip - Likewise having 4 USB ports but only 2 AC power outlets the Orico is also aimed at travellers originating from North America using type B plugs. This offers almost the same set of features as the BESTEK with just 1 less AC outlet at almost half the price.
- BESTEK International USB Travel Power Strip - This power strip has 2 AC outlets but offers a more generous 5 USB charging ports. This versatile power strip is compatible with both American plugs and popular plug types A, D,E/F, G, H, I, L and N making it suitable for a wide range of travellers from around the world visiting Belarus. [8] [AD]
Powering the iPad Mini with a Belarus power outlet by using a 2 pinned Type C Europlug USB adapter
Using the Lightning Apple connector and a Type C power charger to power your iPad Mini from a Belarus power outlet.
- In order to charge the iPad Mini from the Belarus power outlet you'll need to buy a Type C USB power adapter [4] and a USB to Apple Lightning cable [5] (Apple will normally include the USB cable with your iPad Mini).
- Start the process by taking the Type C USB power adapter and plugging it into the Belarus power outlet. You can identify this wall supply by 2 adjacent holes.
- Plug in the USB end of the USB to Apple Lightning cable into the bottom of the mains USB adapter and the other end into the Lightning connector on the iPad Mini. The iPad Mini lightning connector is situated at the bottom of the iPad Mini.
- Turn on the Belarus power outlet.
- The battery icon which you'll find in the top right corner of your tablet screen will display a charge icon to indicate that the tablet is powering up which takes around one to four hours to completely recharge.
How to use a Type F power charger for recharging your iPad Mini from a Belarus power outlet
Using the Lightning Apple connector and a Type F power charger to power your iPad Mini from a Belarus power outlet.
- If you want to power your iPad Mini using a Belarus power outlet you will need to buy a Type F USB power adapter [7] and a USB to Apple Lightning cable [5], Apple will typically supply this USB cable with your iPad Mini.
- Begin by inserting the Type F USB power adapter in the wall outlet. This sunken round power outlet, sometimes known as the Schuko plug, can be recognised by the two large circular adjacent holes next to each other where the twin pins slide into along with grounding clips on the top and bottom.
- Plug in the USB end of the cord into the USB power charger and the other end into the Lightning connector on the iPad Mini. The iPad Mini lightning connector is found at the base of the iPad Mini.
- Turn on the Belarus power outlet.
- The battery icon which you'll find in the top right corner of your iPad screen will display a charge icon to indicate that the tablet is powering up, typically taking around 1 to 4 hours to fully recharge to 100% capacity.
See also
- What can I connect to a Belarus power outlet?
- What can I connect to the iPad Mini?
- Can I charge my phone in Europe?
- Can I use my phone in Europe?
- Do I need a converter for my phone in Europe?
- Will my phone charger work in Europe?
- What are the dangers of using the wrong mobile phone charger in Europe?
- What do I need to charge my phone in Europe?
- How to call the US from Europe
- What plug sockets are used in Europe?
- Will my hairdryer work in Europe?
- Will my hair straighteners work in Europe?
- What is the cheapest airport to fly into in Europe?
- How to travel Europe by train
- How much is a Europass?
- Can I buy Rail Europe tickets at the station?
- Can I buy a rail pass in Europe?
- Can I buy Eurostar tickets on the station?
- Where can I buy Euros from?
- What denominations do Euros come in?
- Can I buy Euros at any bank?
- How do I convert dollars to Euros?
- Can I buy Euros with a credit card?
- Does Sweden use the Euro?
- Does the United Kingdom use the Euro?
- Does Denmark use the Euro?
- How long can an American stay in Europe for?
- Which countries are in the Schengen Area?
- What is the most spoken language in Europe?
- How many different languages are spoken in Europe?
- How many countries are there in Europe?
- What countries are in Eastern Europe?
- What countries are in Western Europe?
- What is Northern Europe?
- What countries are not in the European Union?
External links
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- Wikipedia - Belarus country Wikipedia page
- Apple - official iPad user guide
- iec.ch - Type C power outlet
- Type C USB power adapter - European Type C USB chargers are unearthed and have two 4mm rounded pins spaced 19mm apart, estimated price between $10 to $15.
- USB to Apple Lightning cable - The Apple Lightning cable is a charging and syncing cable for more recent Apple devices and connects compatible iPhones and iPads to a USB port, priced between $15 to $20.
- iec.ch - Type F power outlet
- Type F USB power adapter - Type F USB chargers are earthed using two clips at the top and bottom with two rounded 4.8mm pins set 19mm apart, costing between $10 to $15.
- 4 Port USB Wall Charger - A universal USB charger capable of charging up to 4 USB devices with swappable international adapters, estimated cost between $15 to $20.
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The best thing about it is that it doesn't cling to my dry patches, of course. But this is not everything. It also beautifully evens out my skin, gives it a healthy glow and blends perfectly. It's not even noticable that you're wearing it. Even my hair stylist said the other day that my skin looked gorgeous and I don't think she was aware of me having foundation on, haha. Anyway, I would say the foundation gives you medium coverage without looking cakey and stays on throughout the whole day. Oh, and the bottle also has a pump and therefore makes the application mess-free. Overall, I think this foundation is perfect for dry skin. I would definitely recommend it to you, as it's great value for money!
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Additional features
Below are some of the most common features user miss out on plus a couple of more advanced functions that can take Custom Report to the next level.
Search and Clear functionality in Dimensions- and Measures list
- Use the "Clear all selections"-icon located next to the Dimensions and Measures Headers to clear all selections for each section instead of deselecting one by one.
- Click the magnifying glass icon to search among your Dimensions and Measures to quickly locate the sought value.
Add totals to table and pivot table
Clicking the sum icon next to a selected measure adds a new row at the top of the table displaying the sum of the selected measures.
Copy a value or copy table
Copy the value under the mouse cursor by pressing Ctrl + C. A notification will confirm the copied value at the bottom of the screen.
Copy the entire data table of the current visualization if it is less than 10 000 cells. Copy table is available through the context (right-click) menu. A notification will appear at the bottom of the screen when the data is exported. Click the toast "Copy table to clipboard" to copy the table. Note: The ability to copy table through the context menu can be disabled in the settings.
Export to new application
It is possible to export the current state of a selected data set to a new application. In the new application, master items will be created from your dimension and measures. In Qlik Sense Enterprise the user need to have security rights to create an app for the feature to work. For June 2018 and later releases the new app will open in "Generate Insights"-mode that suggest charts based on the data.
Use these two steps to create a new app based on the data in your Custom Report.
1. Right-click and select export to new app. Click to open the new app which is now generated.
2. Enable generate insights and select the visualizations you would like to use with the data.
Note that the feature requires that the user has access and license to create a new application and edit it.
Export data to template
To export to new application using a template go to Settings --> Experimental settings --> Enable export to Template. This is an unsupported feature but feel free to try it out.
Export object to new sheet
To further develop an object it is possible to export any object created inside the Custom Report to a new object on a new sheet. Note: This does required developer privileges and a professional license in Qlik Sense. Simply use the context-menu and choose "Export\Export object to new sheet".
It is also possible to add the table as a master item. Click the checkbox and give the master item a proper name. The master item will be created and the new object will be linked to the master item when created on the new sheet.


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Entering The Expanse
Season 1 Episode 1 – SPOILERS
In the 23rd century, humans have colonized the xolar system, at least as far out as Saturn. It has done them no good. Socially and politically, everything is about the same as it is now, except that Earth is controlled by the UN, which runs black ops sites where enemies of Earth are tortured. Also, Mars and Earth are threatening war over who controls Ceres. (Mars, in an apparent attempt to live up to its name, is an independent military power.)
The ice trawler Canterbury (there are easier ways to collect ice from the asteroid belt than the methods this ship is using) is headed for Ceres Station when it receives a distress call from another vessel. Duty bound to respond, the Captain orders the crew to ignore the anonymous plea for help so that they can get to Ceres more quickly. Almost everyone agrees with him. A lone crewman takes it upon himself to (anonymously) notify HQ of the distress call, so that the ship is ordered to assist.
They locate the Scopuli, a Martian light transport vessel from Eros. The name of the ship does not bode well for the rescuers. The Sirenus Scopuli were the trio of islands from which the sirens lured sailors to their deaths. (Another literary reference is the episode's title, Dulcinea, which was the name of Don Quixote's 'true love'. Perhaps Ade, Holden's significant other, is not what she seems?)
In the Expanse universe, ships can go fast enough to get to the planets, but not to the stars. At first glance, aside from the modified fusion drive that gets humans off planet, the technology seems much like what exists today. Cities are minimally futurized by adding really tall buildings (which could be built today if anyone wanted to).
According to producer Naren Shankar, however: "The technology's there, it's just that we're not a technoporn show, it's not about devices. It's a world in which artificial intelligence exists, in which people have been probably genetically engineered to some extent for disease resistance and radiance resistance and muscle growth, it's just we don't talk about these things. Think of it this way, you don't get in a car and go 'My, this internal combustion engine is extremely efficient. I'm extremely happy with how it gets me to 60 miles an hour.' No one talks like that. We just get in and fucking drive. That's the world we're trying to make."
The series seems to be written for people who have not read a lot of science fiction, because it goes to lengths to explain that (for instance) people who spend their lives in very low gravity tend to be tall and thin, and would find prolonged exposure to the gravity of earth agonizing. Most of the special effects center around variations in gravity. We see zero gravity sex, and a bird flying in the relatively low grav conditions of Ceres Station. People walk upside down in magnetic boots as they board a derelict ship. (We get a couple of close-ups of the boots as their magnets are engaged. They have LED's in the heel.) Ceres Station's gravity is apparently lower than Earth-normal (it affects the flight of a bird) but not drastically so. Ceres itself has negligible mass (9 x 1020 kg), so is the gravity augmented artificially? The external views do not show the station rotating.
The two main characters are Jim Holden (Stephen Strait) and Detective Miller, a Ceres cop played by Thomas Jane. No interaction, past or present, between the two was shown in ephsode one. Detective Miller reminds mE a lot of CAPRICA's Joseph Adama, and not just because of the hat. Thomas Jane was an auto shop worker in the original Buffy the Vampire Slayer film (1992).
THE EXPANSE will have a two-night premiere on Space Channel in Canada and on SyFy in the US on 14 & 15 December. Episode one is now available for free on iTUnes, and on Amazon Video.
Shohreh Aghdashloo (Chrisjen Avasarala) is Habibeh in SEPTEMBERS OF SHIRAZ, the story of a secular Jewish family caught in the Iranian Islamic revolution and their efforts to excape it. The film is based on the 2007 book of the same title by Dalia Sofer, and had its world premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival on 15 September.
Dominique Tipper (Naomi) is Maddie in the science fiction thriller DxM which premiered at Grimfest in the UK on 4 October. In the film, a group of young students attempt to create a wireless neural network with the aim of restoring mobility to a world class runner who broke his neck in an accident. They inadvertently create the first shareware for human motor skills. DxM (Deus Ex Machina) was filmed in Bucharest and Vienna.
Four LOST GIRL alumni are in THE EXPANSE. Athena Karkanis (Nadia) is Octavia Muss in the first seven episodes, and Elias Toufexis (Son of Will'o'the Wisp) appears as Kenzoin the last five. Jean Yoon (LOST GIRL'S Officer Tong) will be Captain Theresa Yao in episodes three and four. Adrian Nguyen (Fang in LG episode 3.8) is Riker in Episode One.


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Each of us operates in a three dimensional world. Our sense of up and down, backwards and forwards and left and right is embedded deep in our neurology and something we share with most of the animal kingdom. In evolutionary terms.
This sense must have evolved millions of years ago, probably in sea life that had more need for a 3-D map of the world than us land based creatures.
With the appearance of our conscious minds and our self awareness, a sense of time emerged that was not just linked to the diurnal rising of the Sun and Moon or the seasons. It's probable that this facility is just a million or so years old. The fact that ancient astronomers could make amazing forward predictions like predicting the precession of the equinoxes means that is must have been fairly advanced by the time we came down from the trees. It's possible that homo sapiens is alone in having this facility but perhaps a sense of the future, and the past, is something we share with elephants and cetaceans. This is a sense of time not to be confused with your dog simply wanting to go for a walk.
We not only have this sense of time but it appears we map it into our spatial dimensions. If you close your eyes and imagine where your past is, you are likely to say either behind or to the left of you. Or somewhere between, perhaps pointing downwards or upwards too or even in a three dimensional cone. Likewise, most people say that their future is to the front or right of them. Note that other strange spiral or reversed timelines also crop up.
Several therapeutic regression techniques make use of this phenomenon. You can take a person back into their past to help clear current emotional issues relating to past experiences. Psychological trauma also occurs while in the womb. If the therapist is so trained, regression also doesn't even have to be limited solely to this lifetime.
Likewise, you can take a client into the future, get them to anchor the feeling of achieving a goal or success and then bring them back to the present. This seems to somehow entangle the present with the future and help people reach said goal. Amazing transformations can be made by a skilled practitioner using these techniques.
In our writing workshop and home study course, we make use of the tendency of the brain to encode time into our spatial awareness when constructing any time-based mind maps.
For example, when an author needs to change their schedule to generate time (or is it space?) to write, we find it useful to put the goals and change in behaviour into the position on the map corresponding with their future and past as seen in their personal timeline.
Using our visualisation techniques, the resulting map seems to embed itself into not only the memory, as all maps do, but into the neurology actually encouraging the behavioural change necessary to generate quality writing time.
Other map layouts suit other time based activities. For example, if you are project planning a sequence of milestones, where there is no real emotional context, a clock face map seems easy to commit to memory.
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21 Aug From Robbie Dee Alice
Just had the great pleasure of staying with my forever gal pal Robin and her husband Mark at their farmette near Brush Prairie, Washington. Mark the Man, who has his very own man-cave and poker chip collection, is a kick butt bar-B-Q master of ribs. Robin laid it on thick herself with a pile of gorgeous red and yellow cherry tomatoes, perfect cucumbers that looked like they came from a grocery store (seeds from Territorial and soon as I get the name I will share it with you) but had all the flavor of home grown. Then, she dazzled us with three varieties of warm blueberries right off the bushes. Oh, and the blackberries! These blackberries were huge and from the vines that run amouk on their property. Not all of the vines yield good berries, but the tasty ones are worth the scouting and taste-testing effort.
And then there was this dessert to die for:
Blackberry Sherbet:
In a blender or food processor, whirl 3 cups (about 1lb) rinsed blackberries, 1&1/4 cups sugar, 1 tablespoon lemon juice, and 1/8 teaspoon salt until smooth.
Press through a fine strainer into a bowl; discard seeds. Taste, and add more sugar (up to ¼ cup) if desired.
Stir in 1&1/2 cups half-and-half (light cream). Cover and chill until cold, about 1 hour.
Pour into an ice cream maker (1&1/2 qt. or larger capacity); freeze according to manufacturer's directions until mixture is softly frozen. Serve soft, or freeze airtight until firm, about 3 hours, or up to 3 days. Makes about 1 quart, 6-8 servings.
The color of this sherbet is a wonder in itself.
Robin also makes jam from the blackberries and a combo blackberry-raspberry jam she says is delish. Rock on Robin!
Oh, and then there were the thin and gorgeous scallions/green onions from the walla walla seedlings. And the Nikko blue hydrangea that was dazzling. And the coyotes a-howlin at night………just another day in Paradise.
Woops, almost forgot to give Mark the Man a shout out for his outstanding bonzai! collection, some of the trees he has tended for twenty years. That my friends, is why he is Mark, the Man!


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Hidden Valley Mini Ranch Keg: For Those Really, Really Big Salads
Salted Caramel Pepsi: For the North American Holiday Season
I, like many of you, I assume, have been extremely bummed about Pepsi's holiday observance in Japan, recently announced by the brand, but not available anywhere outside of that country. Turns out it was a lot of strife for nothing, since now North American yuletide revelers have their own Christmastime Pepsi product: Salted Caramel Pepsi.
Salted Caramel Pepsi (or should that be Pepsi Salted Caramel?), despite its candy source material, reportedly has less sugar than a serving of regular Pepsi, which probably tells you all you need to know about regular Pepsi. I can't comment on the flavor beyond that, but you can if you can find the limited edition beverage wherever you stock up on soft drinks, and it's supposed to be available at least through the end of the year.
For now, keep an eye out for Salted Caramel Pepsi, which is supposed to be available from select stockists soon, in time for the holiday season.


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Hallowe`en Tales at Thurcaston
I gave a talk recently on "Tales for Halloween", in the Leicestershire village of Thurcaston.
Thurcaston and Cropston Local History Society had invited me to give this talk, in the run-up to Hallowe`en, and of course I was pleased to do so. The talk was in the new Parish Room which has been recently added to All Saints Church.
I talked about the origins of Hallowe`en, when the boundaries between the land of the living and the land of the dead are said to become blurred.
Then I followed up with stories of hauntings, some in Leicestershire, and gave an idea of the traditional and much feared Cunning Men of my native Essex.
If your group would like a version of this talk, feel free to get in touch.
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Introduction: Altoids Solar/Dynamo Emergency Charger
I have various USB power banks, but wanted something that would work in a total power outage and in a low/no light situation or for camping etc, so I figured why not make one in an Altoids tin?
There are plenty of cool Altoids chargers already out there, so check them out as well!
Before I begin, I want to stress that this is just an emergency charger and is not going to fully charge your iPhone or Galaxy, but it will give you enough juice to make a call or two. Plus, you can use it to power/charge any other small devices on the go. Just keep in mind that it doesn't put out a ton of power.
The idea of this charger was to always have one battery available and to have one battery always charging. I used two 240mah LiPo batteries because they can charge in about 4-5 hours by the solar panel and will provide enough power to give my phone or iPod about 1/3 to 1/2 charge, which is enough in an emergency situation. I then added a dynamo in case there's not enough light to charge the batteries. If you want to use higher capacity batteries, there's no problem besides the fact that they will take longer to charge. Also, depending on what LiPo charger you use, you may have to change a resistor depending on your battery's capacity.
-Altoids tin
-90mm x 35mm 6v, .09a, .612w solar panel
-Mini USB Lipo charger
-2x 3.7v 240mah LiPo batteries
-3v to 5v 1a DC to DC step up converter
-USB hand dynamo charger
-Mini digital panel volt meter (optional)
-2 DPDT switches
-1 red and 1 green LED
-Drill w/various bits
-Awl or punch
-Electrical tape
-Soldering iron and solder
-Some wire
-Heat shrink tubing
-Hot glue gun and/or epoxy glue
-Primer and paint (optional)
Here we go!
Step 1: Plan It Out
The best thing to do first is to simply draw a schematic of how you want your circuit and decide where each part will be placed in the tin. This step isn't absolutely necessary, but I do recommend it. The more stuff you have to pack into the tin, the more crucial placement of each piece is.
The only parts I didn't show on the schematic are the volt meter and the dynamo. It would have made the drawing look kind of messy and confusing. All you have to do with the dynamo (motor) is wire it to the (+) and (-) centre terminals of switch 1 (the one on the left in the schematic). Also, don't forget to wire a diode on the positive side of the motor or else your batteries will power it when switched on!
The volt meter kind of depends on what voltage you want to measure. I wanted to measure the voltage going to the boost converter. This way, it will tell me the voltage of whichever battery is powering the boost converter and will allow me to see when it's time to switch to the other battery. It will also measure the output voltage of the dynamo. If you do it that way, just wire the volt meter to the input of the boost converter in parallel with the power feed. If you want to measure how much voltage your solar panel is putting out instead, wire the volt meter to the input of the LiPo charger in parallel with the solar panel (keep in mind if you do that, it will draw a small amount of power from the panel to power the LED screen and depending on the output of the panel, it may not have enough voltage to charge the battery and power the meter at the same time). You don't have to worry about that problem if you have a 3-wire volt meter, as you can use battery power to power the LED screen and just hook the sensing wire to the panel output. If you don't want the meter on all of the time, you can wire a momentary switch in series with the positive wire and just push the switch whenever you want to see the voltage reading.
Step 2: Mark and Drill/Cut/File/Dremel Holes and Slots
Now just mark your tin with a Sharpie anywhere you need to drill or cut and then drill and cut your tin. After you drill, cut, file and fine tune all of your holes/slots, test fit all of your parts.
All of the holes/cut-outs I made were:
-Two holes in the top of the lid for the status LEDs
-Two holes in the lid for the solar panel wires
-Two holes on one side for the DPDT switches
-Two holes on the bottom for the dynamo (one for the base and one for the hand crank spindle)
-Cut-out on one end for the USB output of the boost converter
-Cut-out on the other end for the digital volt meter display
I just showed a sort of step-by-step of making the slot for the USB output just so you can get an idea of the whole process. It's basically the same deal with any slot or hole you have to make, and if I showed every single one, there would be about 20 pictures in this step!
Step 3: Sand, Prime and Paint
First, separate the top and bottom halves of your tin. Just gently bend the little tabs on the back out with a flathead screwdriver or some pliers and lift the lid off.
Next, sand off all of the paint with some coarse sandpaper and then give it a light sanding with some finer wet/dry 400 grit sandpaper and clean it off well.
Then mask off any areas that you don't want to get paint on and spray a coat of primer on. Hold the can 6 - 12" from the tin and use fast sweeping motions. A few light coats are better than one heavy coat.
After the primer dries, give it a really light sanding with some fine wet sandpaper and clean and dry it off.
Then give it a couple of light coats of paint.
*Note: Make sure you've made all of your cut-outs and holes in the tin before you prime and paint it
Step 4: Attach Dynamo
First off, you need some kind of hand charger to disassemble to salvage the dynamo (or a small motor and some gears). Every one will be different. The two most important things you have to look for are the voltage you can get out of the dynamo (you need around 5v if you're hooking your dynamo up to the LiPo charger, and as little as 2.5v if you're hooking it directly to the boost converter) and the physical size (it just needs to be able to fit inside the Altoids tin obviously). Make sure you don't use one that's too large because it still needs to be able to fit around everything else inside your tin.
Next, you need to find a good place for it on the tin. This really should be decided in the planning stage because it will most likely be the largest part inside the tin and you'll need to base where everything else goes on where you place the dynamo. I chose to put mine on the bottom of the tin near the centre. Having it there allows the crank to be folded back into the tin easily.
It took a bit of trial an error figuring out where to mount the dynamo motor and where to mount the hand crank so the two gears would mesh perfectly when the tin was closed. I ended up mounting the actual motor to the inside of the top of the tin and the crank offset slightly from it on the bottom of the tin. It just worked out that that was the best way to get the gears to mesh properly.
I chose to wire the dynamo directly to the boost converter because it puts out a relatively low voltage (not enough to charge the internal batteries directly through the LiPo charger), so when you crank it with a device hooked up to the output of the boost converter, it will charge it directly.
Once you've decided on where you're putting it, drill one hole for the base of the dynamo and another for the spindle on the hand crank so it can be folded into the tin when you're not using it. I used an RCA dust cap on the inside of the tin for the hand spindle to fold into just to make sure water, dirt and dust don't get into the tin and damage the batteries and other electronic components.
Step 5: Attach Solar Panel and Status LEDs
Secure your solar panel to the top of your tin. Make sure you insulate the bottom of the panel from the metal tin. After I soldered the two wires to the panel, I lined the bottom of it with electrical tape and then glued it to the top of the tin. You may want to sand the paint down a bit where you're going to glue the panel down so the glue adheres better. At this point, glue in the LEDs as well.
Step 6: Solder and Secure Internal Components
Now it's time to solder and secure all of your parts inside the tin. Be sure to somehow insulate the electronic parts from the metal tin. I used some cork to line the tin and then epoxy glued the parts to the cork.
With the Lipo charger, I did some slight modifications. The one that I got had a charging current of 1000mA, with is too high for a 240mAh battery. So I removed the original 1.2K resistor and replaced it with a 5K instead. I also removed the original Charge status LEDs from the board and used some extension wires to go to my own LEDs outside the tin.
With the two DPDT toggle switches, I wired them as follows:
Switch 1 (left side of the tin): Two output wires from the dynamo go to the centre terminals and from there (put a diode on the positive wire from the dynamo as well), two wires go to the input side of the boost converter. Also wire the volt meter to the boost converter input side if you want to measure how much voltage you're getting to the converter. You can wire the volt meter to other areas of the circuit depending on what voltage you want to measure. I chose the input of the boost converter because I wanted to know when the battery became depleted to it's minimum voltage as an indicator to switch to the other battery. The right (-) terminal gets wired in parallel to both the (-) battery terminal of battery 1 and the left (-) terminal of switch 2. The right (+) terminal gets wired in parallel to both the (+) terminal of battery 1 and the left (+) terminal of switch 2. The left (-) terminal goes in parallel to the (-) wire of battery 2 and the right (-) terminal of switch 2. The left (+) terminal goes in parallel to the (+) wire of battery 2 and the right (+) terminal of switch 2.
Switch 2 (right side of the tin): By this point, you should have wires going to every terminal on both switches except the centre terminals of switch 2. All you have to do is wire the (+) and (-) switch terminals to the (+) and (-) output terminals of the LiPo charger.
I specifically wired my switches the way I did to avoid confusion. All I have to remember if I want one battery charging and the other powering the boost converter is to flip both switches in the same direction.
Hopefully my description of this isn't too confusing. If you have any issues, feel free to contact me via instant message or in the comments section below.
Step 7: Put It Out in the Sun
You're done! Now all that's left to do is put it outside and let the sun do the rest!
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can this be "hacked" and mounted on the bicycle tire, maybe 2 of them in parallel to get +1A output.? its only $3
Yes, I suppose if you were to come across a cheap bicycle dynamo (maybe at a thrift store or garage sale?), you could get a cheap rectifier from China on eBay and then a step up/step down converter (depending on the output voltage of the dynamo) that steps the voltage to USB 5V output. Just a thought.
Hi there,
If I were you, I would get a cheap old bicycle hub generator that outputs 6V and then just wire the output of the generator to a step down converter (you could take apart an old car lighter socket USB charger for this) and then just have that charge your power bank. Not sure how quickly it would charge it, but it would be a cheap setup. Possibly a more efficient way to go would be to use a hub generator, but those cost a bit more.
you said exactly what i was thinking. the sad thing is that dynamos are still $17 on ebay, it should be like $5. and i still have to convert it to dc voltage and stabilize it. the dynamo i shared above can't be turned so much, only 100 turns/minute i believe. so it's a no go on bicycle. i just can't believe there isnt a product that you can clip on your bicycle and it gives a 5V 1A usb port out to charge phones etc. what a huge market to be created..
I am planning on using a dynamo in a closed circuit with a LiPo battery and an arduino, so that I can charge the arduino with the battery and recharge it when it gets low. Do you think I could wire the Dynamo directly to the charge input of the Adafruit Power Boost 500C (http://www.adafruit.com/product/1944) without damaging the board? I was only wondering because it looks like it is made for a mini-USB input from a computer, and the ~5V input from my Dynamo would not be as stable a voltage.
I would say that it would probably be ok as it would be more an issue of the current damaging the board rather than the voltage. Do you know what the maximum current output of the dynamo you would be using is?
I have not selected a motor to use as a dynamo yet, however I will keep that info in mind and select one with a maximum current output equal to the current output of a computer USB (which the Adafruit board was designed for) and a voltage of 5V. Thanks :D
Awesome! I've been looking for an 'ible that deals with hand-crank dynamos, this seems to fit the bill!
How much do I need to spent to make this project?
can you make a new schematic with the Dynmo and volt meter because i new with circuits and don't want to mess it up,
Yeah I definitely can...Just give me a day or so because I'm really busy this weekend. Don't know if this helps, but the positive and negative output wires from the motor and from the volt meter can go directly to the positive and negative input of the boost converter. Will post a schematic soon though :)
Great Job!
Neat and effective!
Thanks! :)
Once again
you have made a great item man it Rocks..
Well done.......
Thanks dude!
I love how it's so neat.
Thanks so much! It's not too difficult, just all of the filing is really time-consuming haha.
you're the man


text: Find and Replace in Lectora Inspire Explore the community › Forums › Lectora › Lectora Questions & Answers › Find and Replace in Lectora Inspire Tagged: find replace Viewing 5 posts - 1 through 5 (of 5 total) Author Posts February 16, 2016 at 10:43 PM #305649 Score: 0 amanda hetheringtonMember Karma: 7 pts@ahetherington9113 The Find and Replace function in Lectora Inspire is not great. I have found that when I try to replace one word or phrase with another, I end up having to run a spell check because the replaced words get stuck to other words. Has anyone experienced this and found a solution? February 17, 2016 at 10:38 AM #305668 Score: 0 Sergey SnegirevMember Karma: 339 pts@ssneg You can try exporting the RTF for translation, replacing texts in it using WordPad, and importing it back. February 17, 2016 at 10:08 PM #305696 Score: 0 amanda hetheringtonMember Karma: 7 pts@ahetherington9113 Thank you. This sounds like a work-around. I would prefer it if the Find and Replace function worked properly. Perhaps I should submit a support ticket instead. Regards Amanda February 19, 2016 at 2:13 PM #305745 Score: 0 rwalters Member Karma: 7 pts@rwalters I have never had a problem with find and replace. Did you have a space at the end of your word in the "Find what" field but not put in a space at the end in the "Replace with" field? February 22, 2016 at 10:26 PM #305974 Score: 0 amanda hetheringtonMember Karma: 7 pts@ahetherington9113 No, the strange thing is that it works for part of the title, but then seems to get tired out and then runs words together… an example is when I was doing a search for "displays" to be replaced with "appears". The result was some words were replaced, and others were "disappearss" .. as though the new word has been stuffed inside the old word… so weird…it may be the size of the title, as there are plenty of pages and chapters, but I would have thought Lectora could handle a large file. Author Posts Viewing 5 posts - 1 through 5 (of 5 total) You must be logged in to reply to this topic.


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Property expo held in Yangon
A property expo, believed to be the 11th largest in Myanmar, was organized by iMyanmarHouse.com from 10 to 12 May at the Tatmadaw Exhibition Hall on U Wisara Road in Yangon, according to state media.
"The exhibition will be organized in Yangon by iMyanmarHouse.com, which has held similar expos in Mandalay, Taunggyi, and Singapore. More than 50 property companies will participate in the three-day real estate expo. There will be special sales for apartments, and the good news is that apartments will be sold under an instalment system. Officials from banks will come to the exhibition and explain how families can buy the apartments by using their savings accounts. KBZ Bank and YOMA Bank will act as the official banking partners for home loans," U Nay Min Thu, the Managing Director of iMyanmarHouse.com, was quoted as saying before the event.
Golden City is the main sponsor of the expo. More than 10,000 apartment and condominiums from Mandalay, Yangon, Taunggyi, and Pathein were showcased at the expo.
The property business in Yangon is picking up.