Inspiring End 2016 "Humble

"Inspiring, We Can't Change the World, But We Can Help"

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"How Many Scarborough Around the World"

Number of places named Scarborough per country:

There are 3 places named Scarborough in the United State of America.

There are 3 places named Scarborough in Australia.

There is one place named Scarborough in South Africa.

There is one place named Scarborough in Trinidad and Tobago.

There is one place named Scarborough in Saint Kitts and Nevis.

There is one place named Scarborough in Jamaica.

There is one place named Scarborough in United Kingdom.

There is one place named Scarborough in Canada.

There is one place named Scarborough in Barbados.

Places called Scarborough in America.

Scarborough - North Carolina - USA
Scarborough - New York - USA
Scarborough - Maine - USA

Scarborough England,, north Yorkshire uk

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I Am The Greatest !! Happy New Year

Let's not whitewash Muhammad Ali's - UpFront

Be yourself beautiful, and you will find the world full of beauty.

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Knowing Africa The Continent Behind the painted Picture "Africa United"

In the latest episode of UpFront, Mehdi Hasan gives the world a much-needed Reality Check on this prosperous continent.

Africa is home to 1.1 billion people in 54 nations, speaking 2,000 languages. So why does it get generalised as all doom and gloom when 1 in 3 Africans are middle class?

More:
http://aljazeera.com/upfront
http://aljazeera.com/ajupfront

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"Family Time and Treat Time to all Loved One's"

"Beauty Is An Inner Virtue, Just Be You" 

It's That time again! where we love our treats!; Our time is shared with our loved ones, if not, simply pick up the phone and a wish will make a big difference.
After the festivities, we always have a resolution to give up something to achieve the look we want and believe on.

Influence!? need to be Managed
Influence Source: Marketing (Adds, Magazine, News Papers, E-Medea ...etc)

Parents do battle against influence targeting their loved ones
"Victims to such Influence and more than anyone else are: our Next Generation, yes our kids; It is not fair! when mainly it comes from such labeled business minded mature people"

Check it out, as an example: Stay Beautiful: Ugly Truth In Beauty Magazines

Time to Eat Out Enjoy it:

How to Eat Out Safely Check it out before:

Click on the link below enter the name of the restaurant, cafeteria or takeaway and enter town or post code, click on Go scroll down and see the rating, if it is below 4 Stars you are taking a risk.

http://ratings.food.gov.uk/authority-search-landing/en-GB/255

How to Eat Out Safely When You Have a Food Allergy, simply ask clearly your contact person, if he doesn’t know ask to speak to the chef or the manager

Enjoy your Festivities

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Valuable Lesson for a Happier Life! Enjoy the Festivities

"Family is the most important thing in the world.” Princess Diana

Happy Festivities, Choice, what are our Priorities :)

Few quotes:
Choice:
If a gem falls into mud it is still valuable.
If dust ascends to heaven, it remains valueless.
- Saadi al-Shiraz

What:
He that hath a beard is more than a youth, and he that hath no beard is less than a man
- William Shakespeare

Priorities:
Does money upset the hearts of learned men?
He answered, "men whose hearts are changed by money are not learned"
- abu Hamid al Ghazali

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Save The Phone Boxes You will save a life

Please support the campaign to save Scalby phone box from being removed. 

https://twitter.com/scalbyphonebox

Sign the petition please not just in our Village but all over Britain, these phone boxes are in critical positions. in a notorious mobile black spots, thus should an incident occur how will an alarm be raised? The Red Phone Box is potentially a life saving box and should be retained

Why is this important?

Both have the potential to save life's in an emergency or avoid a crime taking place. BT need to see sense and leave these where they are.

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Thanks to Geothermal Energy! Iceland Could Grow Tropical Fruit

Iceland could grow Bananas and other Tropical Fruits not associated to colder countries, thanks to Geothermal Energy! it is importance when we know the outcome of Panama Disease on Bananas Farming around the world.
STRAWBERRIS, TOMATOES, CUCUMBERS, AND... BANANAS Nearly all tomatoes and cucumbers consumed in Iceland are domestically produced in greenhouses. Various other fruits, including tropical fruit like bananas are also produced in greenhouses.

Copy-Paste, Press play & Check it out!

https://vimeo.com/144578786

Despite the fact that Iceland’s climate is not ideal to growing bananas, Iceland probably has Europe‘s largest banana plantation. Located in a greenhouse in the village of Reykir in South Iceland, the Icelandic banana production is managed by the Icelandic Agricultural University. The annual harvest is admittedly quite low, only 500-2,000 kg of annually.

Bananas were first produced in Iceland in 1941. Using cheap geothermal energy to heat the greenhouses and cheap electricity to provide illumination during the darkest months, it was possible to grow bananas in the middle of the North Atlantic. Import duties on imported foodstuffs and fruit meant the Icelandic bananas were competitive, and Icelanders consumed domestically produced bananas until the late 1950s. Since 1959, however, all bananas sold in stores have been imported.

The banana plantation in Reykir is operated by the Icelandic Agricultural University which has been growing bananas at its research station in Reykir since the 1950s. The bananas have remained completely isolated since then, safe from contact with plant diseases, including the Panama Disease.


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Our Aim not to offend you! just for laughter!, Free to "choose/vote" policy! (Conan O'Brien)

Our Aim not to offend each other in my Blogs, and we are committed to that, we respect all your choices and believes in life

Just for Laughter!

To All Scarborians "Scarborough" Around the world Have a nice day!

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Our World, Water Leakage Detection Technology

Protect Our Water!! NEC Technology, swift intervention

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Very Optimistic Our World Future! "David Wolf"

Very Optimistic Our World Future!

The Netherlands are making huge leaps forward in utilizing renewable energy, reducing prison systems, and increasing wildlife protection - just to name a few!

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He wants to make people happy (Video of the day, Very Cute)

Three Year Old Kid His Wish Is To Make People Happy

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ALTERNATIVE ENERGY NEWS

ALTERNATIVE ENERGY NEWS

THE FUTURE

Alternative Energy News publishes articles about renewable energy, new technologies, and anything that will help our civilization use energy and natural resources in a more sustainable and efficient way. Our news pages aggregate headlines from around the web to keep you informed on a daily basis.

http://www.alternative-energy-news.info/

Below is a tester! Enjoy the contents on the above web site

THE BENEFITS OF SOLAR POWER (INFOGRAPHIC)

Posted in Environment and Sustainability | Photovoltaic Cells | Solar Power

Home Inspector Bill Barber recently created an excellent infographic that details how solar panels can power homes and help the environment at the same time. According to the infographic, “1 hour of Energy from the Sun = 1 Year of Power for the Global Population”. And as stated, solar power remains the 3rd most important renewable energy source after hydro and wind. Scroll down for the complete infographic, and leave your comments below.

Summary

• Did you know? Fun facts.
• Solar Energy: How does it work?
• Where in the world is solar energy the greatest?
• Top 5 Countries that have the highest installed capacity of Solar PV Power.
• Should I go solar?
• Top 10 Benefits of going solar.
• A look at how much Solar Panels can save over time in the U.S.
• The Experts’ View
• References

http://www.alternative-energy-news.info/

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Environement "next generation of renewable energy technologies"

This is the next generation of renewable energy technologies

Hi-tech football pitches, wave power and nuclear fusion are helping to move Britain away from 'dirty' fuels towards sustainable energy

Children playing football in the Morro da Mineira favela in Rio de Janeiro are helping to power their neighbourhood’s street lights by running on an AstroTurf pitch that converts their steps into energy 

Scientists all over the globe are working to develop sustainable new energy sources to reduce our dependence on dwindling fossil fuel supplies.

In the UK, just 5pc of the nation’s energy comes from renewables. The Government has set a target of 15pc by 2020, but progress is slow.

Some sustainable energy sources, such as solar energy, are mature marketplaces, with 60 years of research behind them. Others, such as antimatter, are more experimental.

The science of antimatter is still in its infancy but scientists claim that mixing just half a gram of antimatter with half a gram of matter would create the same energy generated by the Hiroshima bomb.

There are several start-ups developing other ground-breaking technologies for generating electricity, some using methods that seem more Star Trek: The Next Generation than National Grid. We meet three entrepreneurs leading the charge into next-generation renewables.

Turning footsteps into electricity

Youngsters playing on a newly-installed football pitch in one of Rio de Janeiro’s most notorious slums are now powering the neighbourhood’s street lights with every step.

Their movements across the AstroTurf are converted from kinetic energy into electricity by 200 hidden energy-capturing tiles built by London-based Pavegen.

The Pavegen tiles took less than a week to install

Founded by Laurence Kemball-Cook in 2009, the company exports its energy-converting tiles to 20 countries across the world. Customers range from infrastructure giants such as Siemens to retail brands Nike and

Uniqlo. “I started this in my bedroom with just a sketch,” Kemball-Cook, 29, tells The Sunday Telegraph. “Now we employ 30 staff in four offices and we’re profitable.”

Pavegen, which converts high footfall areas into pseudo-batteries, and sister company Roadgen, which aims to harvest energy from vehicles on the world’s roads, will help to power the cities of the future, says Kemball-Cook. “We want to take the cost of the technology down to the same price as normal flooring. We’re looking to raise investment this year to help us meet that goal.”

Pavegen, which has been shortlisted for this year’s UK Private Business Awards, has now passed the £1m turnover mark and is on target to double that this financial year. “Next year will be pivotal for the company,” says Kemball-Cook, revealing that the company’s technology is due to be installed outside the White House next spring in its biggest US project to date.

The challenge of storing and converting energy from renewable sources is on the verge of a breakthrough, he said. “Elon Musk [of Tesla fame] has built his Gigafactory, which will manufacture batteries on a huge scale, bringing down the cost massively. And we’re working with technologists in the super and ultra-capacitor space to find solutions to the storage problem.”

Wind and solar alternatives are less efficient than Pavegen’s technology, and depend heavily on weather and geography, Kemball-Cook claims. “Human footfall is currently a wasted resource,” he adds. “We will become part of the fabric of urban infrastructure.”

The new wave of energy

The World Energy Council has estimated that if the planet’s wave power was harnessed, we could generate double the amount of electricity currently produced worldwide. The west coast of Scotland is home to some of the most powerful and consistent waves in the world. Over the past few days, waves have been recorded in the Orkney Islands topping 14ft.

Sam Etherington, a 24-year-old engineer and founder of Aqua Power Technologies, is testing a new device that captures wave power at a site near the UK archipelago.

“We’ve had some rough weather,” he says. “The waves are trying to destroy everything they hit and are coming every 20 seconds. It’s the best environment to test the technology.”

Etherington’s invention sits on the surface of the water and, unlike other wave power systems, works on a multiaxis basis; it can generate power no matter what direction the waves come from.

The multi-axis device generates energy from waves breaking at any direction

Enquiries are flooding in from all over Europe from consortiums keen to install the devices. “It’s very encouraging, given that we’re still developing the technology and don’t even have a price for them yet,” says Etherington, adding that the devices are likely to cost “millions”.

Etherington has funded his start-up through grants from the Regional Growth Development Fund, topped up with £1,000-worth of prize money for winning the Shell LIVEwire competition for bright young entrepreneurs. The devices are made in Cumbria, and Etherington is hoping to have two wave farms deployed in the UK by 2018.

“This is absolutely the future,” the young investor said. “The industry has seen some setbacks with two industry incumbents going bust, so we’re underpromising on all fronts. We’re telling people that the devices will pay for themselves within six years with a lifespan of 25, but that’s very conservative.”

Star power

Serial entrepreneur Richard Dinan, former star of reality TV show Made in Chelsea, has started a business that plans to recreate nuclear fusion – the process that powers the stars – right here on Earth.

Richard Dinan, better known for his role in structured reality TV show Made In Chelsea, is now an amateur physicist

Applied Fusion Systems, which is trying to build a tokamak reactor, which traps red-hot plasma in a magnetic field to generate nuclear energy, is working on a prototype demonstrator.

“I saw one company that built one for just £127,000,” he said. “I looked at the design and realised we could build something better.”

Dinan, who left school at 16, has taught himself physics in order to understand the particle theory behind fusion. He claims that AFS is not trying to match the research coming out of international nuclear fusion research and engineering organisation ITER, but that “getting my hands dirty” is necessary to know how to commercialise the technology when it arrives.

“For example, some of these reactors use tritium deuterium [a radioactive isotope of hydrogen],” he says. “That costs $30,000 (£19,000) a gram, so perhaps we will start breeding it.”

The company is still at a very early stage and Dinan is trying to raise funding. “When I tell people I’m building a nuclear reactor, they look at me as though I’m mad,” he says. “People think it’s science fiction or impossible, or at least a billion-pound effort that shouldn’t concern them yet, but I’m going to prove them wrong.”

The Telegraph

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Electric avenues that can transmit the sun’s energy onto power grids may be coming to a city near you.

Electric avenues that can transmit the sun’s energy onto power grids may be coming to a city near you.
A subsidiary of Bouygues SA has designed rugged solar panels, capable of withstand the weight of an 18-wheeler truck, that they’re now building into road surfaces. After nearly five years of research and laboratory tests, they’re constructing 100 outdoor test sites and plan to commercialize the technology in early 2018.
We wanted to find a second life for a road said Philippe Harelle the chief technology officer at Colas SA’s Wattway unit, owned by the French engineering group Bouygues. Solar farms use land that could otherwise be for agriculture, while the roads are free.

As solar costs plummet, panels are being increasingly integrated into everyday materials. Last month Tesla Motors Inc. surprised investors by unveiling roof shingles that double as solar panels. Other companies are integrating photovoltaics into building facades. Wattway joins groups including Sweden’s Scania and Solar Roadways in the U.S. seeking to integrate panels onto pavement.
To resist the weight of traffic, Wattway layers several types of plastics to create a clear and durable casing. The solar panel underneath is an ordinary model, similar to panels on rooftops. The electrical wiring is embedded in the road and the contraption is topped by an anti-slip surface made from crushed glass.
A kilometer-sized testing site began construction last month in the French village of Tourouvre in Normandy. The 2,800 square meters of solar panels are expected to generate 280 kilowatts at peak, with the installation generating enough to power all the public lighting in a town of 5,000 for a year, according to the company.
For now, the cost of the materials makes only demonstration projects sensible. A square meter of the solar road currently costs 2,000 ($2,126) and 2,500 euros. That includes monitoring, data collection and installation costs. Wattway says it can make the price competitive with traditional solar farms by 2020.

The electricity generated by this stretch of solar road will feed directly into the grid. Another test site is being used to charge electric vehicles. A third will power a small hydrogen production plant. Wattway has also installed its panels to light electronic billboards and is working on links to street lights.
The next two sites will be in Calgary in Canada and in the U.S. state of Georgia. Wattway also plans to build them in Africa, Japan and throughout the European Union.
We need to test for all kinds of different traffic and climate conditions Harelle said. I want to find the limits of it. We think that maybe it will not be able to withstand a snow plow.
The potential fragility joins cost as a potential hurdle.
We’re seeing solar get integrated in a number of things, from windows in buildings to rooftops of cars, made possible by the falling cost of panels Bloomberg New Energy Finance analyst Pietro Radoia said. On roads, I don’t think that it will really take off unless there’s a shortage of land sometime in the future.’

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Solar-Panel Roads to Be Built on Four Continents Next Year

Bloomberg News

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"Relax with Love from Scarborough to Scarborians Around The World"

Some Thing to Enjoy to all Scarborians around the world, Enjoy it!

Number of places named Scarborough per country

There are 3 places named Scarborough in the United State of America, Three Love Hearts from Scarborough, North Yorkshire, England

There are 3 places named Scarborough in Australia, Three Love Hearts from Scarborough, North Yorkshire, England

There is one place named Scarborough in South Africa, Love Heart from Scarborough, North Yorkshire, England

There is one place named Scarborough in Trinidad and Tobago, Love Heart from Scarborough, North Yorkshire, England

There is one place named Scarborough in Saint Kitts and Nevis, Love Heart from Scarborough, North Yorkshire, England

There is one place named Scarborough in Jamaica, Love Heart from Scarborough, North Yorkshire, England

There is one place named Scarborough in United Kingdom, Love Heart from Scarborough, North Yorkshire, England

There is one place named Scarborough in Canada, Love Hearts from Scarborough, North Yorkshire, England

There is one place named Scarborough in Barbados, Love Heart from Scarborough, North Yorkshire, England

All the Best to All of you!

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"Quotes From World Leaders"

Inspirational Quotes From World Leaders

Leadership is more of an art or a skill rather than a science. Here are some quotes from leaders that will keep you going to becoming the person you should be.

"The other world is as to this like the east to the west. We cannot approach the one without turning away from the other"

"The diurnal sun sets at night, but the sun of the heart never disappears"

Emir Abdelkader El Djezairi

“Face reality as it is, not as it was or as you wish it to be.” – Jack Welch

"He who cannot support himself, cannot take his own decision." - Gamal Abdel Nasser

“Any woman who understands the problems of running a home will be nearer to understand the problems of running a country.” – Margaret Thatcher

"Injustice makes a hero of the oppressed, but crime makes the heart of the criminal tremble, no matter how hard he tries to demonstrate pride." - Omar Al Mukhtar

“The nation will find it very hard to look up to the leaders who are keeping their ears to the ground.” – Sir Winston Churchill

“He who has never learned to obey cannot be a good commander.” – Aristotle

“Governments, like people, grow old. They start life small and eager to survive, fuelled by youthful energy and fresh ideas but eventually, with few exceptions, fade into obscurity. Governments, too, can lose the hunger and ambition of youth, and become complacent.”

“Not every rider is a horseman and not every horseman is a knight.” -

“The best executive is the one who has sense enough to pick good men to do what he wants done, and self-restraint enough to keep from meddling with them while they do it.” – Theodore Roosevelt

“Men make history and not the other way around. In periods where there is no leadership, society stands still. Progress occurs when courageous, skillful leaders seize the opportunity to change things for the better.” – Harry S. Truman

“Focus your life solely on making a buck shows a certain poverty of ambition. It asks too little life of yourself. Because it’s only when you hitch your wagon to something larger than yourself that you realize your true potential.” – Barack Obama

“I began revolution with 82 men. If I had to do it again, I do it with 10 or 15 and absolute faith. It does not matter how small you are if you have faith and plan of action.” – Fidel Castro

“The human voice can never reach the distance that is covered by the still, small voice of conscience.” – Mahatma Gandhi

“If a man is called to be a street sweeper, he should sweep streets even as Michelangelo painted or Beethoven composed music or Shakespeare wrote poetry. He should sweep streets so well that all the hosts of heaven and earth will pause and say, “here lived a great street sweeper who did his job well”.” – Martin Luther king, JR.

“The value of a man should be seen in what he gives and not in what he is able to receive.” – Albert Einstein

“A sense of humor is part of the art of leadership, of getting along with people, of getting things done.” – Dwight D. Eisenhower

13. “People buy into the leader before they buy into the vision.” – John Maxwell

14. “The art of leadership is saying no, not saying yes. It is very easy to say yes.” – Tony Blair

15. “Never tell people how to do things. Tell them what to do and they will surprise you with their ingenuity.” – General George Patton

16. “Leadership is the art of getting someone else to do something you want done because he wants to do it.” – General Dwight Eisenhower

17. “It is better to lead from behind and to put others in front, especially when you celebrate victory when nice things occur. You take the front line when there is danger. Then people will appreciate your leadership.” – Nelson Mandela

18. “To do great things is difficult; but to command great things is more difficult.” – Friedrich Nietzsche

One day, millions of men will leave the Southern Hemisphere to go to the Northern Hemisphere. And they will not go there as friends. Because they will go there to conquer it. And they will conquer it with their sons. The wombs of our women will give us victory - Houari Boumedienne

“A good leader is a person who takes a little more than his share of the blame and a little less than his share of the credit.” – John Maxwell

“Effective leadership is not about making speeches or being liked; leadership is defined by results not attributes.” – Peter Drucker

“Big jobs usually go to the men who prove their ability to outgrow small ones.” – Ralph Waldo Emerson

“Leadership and learning are indispensable to each other.” – John F. Kennedy

“Leadership cannot just go along to get along. Leadership must meet the moral challenge of the day.” – Jesse Jackson

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