Showing posts with label America. Show all posts
Showing posts with label America. Show all posts

Monday, October 12, 2015

The 5 Greatest Foods You"ve Never Heard Of - http://clapway.com/2015/10/12/foods-adventure123/

To travel on an adventure around the world has many perks. You get to experience a new area in its entirety. It isn’t right to live a full life without experiencing a new adventure; there is much to see outside of the culture you’ve grown accustomed to living in. Go somewhere fresh, a place where everything is new and unique, the language, the style of buildings, the landscape, and most importantly, the food.


Here are some tips on the foods you have to try during your adventure.


1. Feijoada in Brazil
One of the heartiest stews on the planet boasting a prime selection of meat served with rice and collard greens on the side.  If you happen to find yourself in Brazil, be sure to ask around to find the greatest Feijoada in the area.


feijoada - Clapway


2. Neapolitan Pizza in Italy
Pizza is the greatest food on earth, even bad pizza is still good pizza. You cannot consider yourself a pizza connoisseur until you have tried a Neapolitan pizza in the country it originated in.


pizza - clapway


3. Meat Pies in Britain
Cheers to hoping this fad catches on in America. Steak, sausage, and beef, delicious, let us just think of name that makes it sound a bit more appetizing.


4. Varenyky in Ukraine and Russia
I need to try this, verenyky is a dumpling filled with mashed potato, meat, sauerkraut or cheese. The outside is then coated with salo (cured bacon fat) and onions. That list of ingredients could make even the driest mouth of a grandmother moist like a humid jungle.


strawberry vareniki - Clapway


5. Causa in Peru
That verenyky has got me thinking about potatoes. If you find yourself on an adventure in Peru, try some causa. It’s a mashed potato CAKE, often stuffed with avocado, tuna, egg and shrimp.


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It is important for your taste buds to experience adventure as well. Every culture is different; some places in the world enjoy a pig’s intestine while other grill savory bugs fit for consumption. That’s just the way it is there, it’s the social norm. I hope I educated you a bit and inspired you to try something new for the next time you find yourself in a foreign country.



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The 5 Greatest Foods You"ve Never Heard Of

Sunday, August 2, 2015

Archaeology Meets History: The Grateful Dead Of Jamestown - http://clapway.com/2015/08/02/archaeology-meets-history-the-grateful-dead-in-jamestown-111/

Several hundred years ago, a chaplain, a soldier, a nobleman and an explorer were brought together to establish the original British settlement in America. They faced hardship in disease, diet scarcity, native animosity, violence and intra-community struggles. And they may have been forgotten forever if not for a recent dig, which identified their bodies 400 years after their death.


ARCHAEOLOGY AND HISTORY


These four historical icons’ confirmation were announced on Tuesday, at Smithsonian’s National Museum of Natural History. The team of researchers responsible for the find was led by anthropologist Douglas Owsley, and together they confirmed the identity of these deceased settlers. Uncovered in the chancel of Jamestown’s historic 1608 church, the place Pocahontas married John Rolfe, are the remains of Reverend Robert Hunt, Captain Gabriel Archer, sir Ferdinando Wainman, and Captain William West.


“We have discovered four of the first leaders of the whole English enterprise in America,” said James Horn, the president of the Jamestown Rediscovery archaeology project.


THE PRIVILEGED DIE, TOO


In the year 2010, when archaeologists first discovered the 1608 church, they knew immediately that these deceased were once men of stature, i.e. rich and entitled, since burial under a chancel

is traditionally reserved for the most important members of an Anglican church.


The graves’ excavation started in 2013.


MULTIFARIOUS EMPIRICAL METHODS USED FOR STUDY


Despite the fact that only 30% of the skeletons remained intact enough for study, the scientists involved in the study were able to identify the ruined bodies with the help of reliably disparate evidence, including the relatively ritualistic way in which they were buried, chemical analyses of bones and surrounding material, genealogical research and 3D imaging technology.


E.g., with a little study of the teeth, forensic experts were able to deduce each of the mens’ age of death. This was then cross-referenced with old baptismal records and attendance at universities.


These deceased teeth also shed light on how long each of the men had lived in the settlement. Why does this matter? It turns out those whom had left the Old World for the New tended to develop serious decay and abscesses in their teeth. Owsley thinks the change in diet was responsible for this. While these men were in England, the men ate mostly barley and wheat, but, in America, they’d switched to corn, whose sticky carbohydrates are more inimical to dental health.


When the data from these remains is conjoined into an image, we construct a story of life, death and religious beliefs during a critical twist in history during a time of mass settlement. This shows us a time when humble beginnings faced annihilation by famine and disease every single day.


 



 


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Archaeology Meets History: The Grateful Dead Of Jamestown

Thursday, July 16, 2015

Climate Change: Arctic Ice Melting and Five Nations" Deal - http://clapway.com/2015/07/16/climate-change-arctic-ice-melts-and-five-nations-make-deal678/

With the effects of global climate change mounting, international politics are being forced to adapt to the migration of other species caused by human pollution. Specifically, currently, the Arctic ice sheets are breaking down into ice floes and arctic ice melting. The United States and Russia are two among three other countries whom have signed a major deal to prohibit commercial fishing in the Arctic sea ice surrounding the North Pole.


ARCTIC SAVVY NATIONS CONVENE IN OSLO


Other signing nations include Norway, Canada and Denmark. The agreement took place in Oslo, Norway. One might think coming this far in talks regarding fishing rights and prohibitions is premature because the Arctic is not predicted to have reliable fish stocks for a long time, but scientists have recently suggested the opposite more likely because of the thinning ice expected to occur this summer.


WHY CAN’T WE ALL GET ALONG UP THERE


The deal became necessary when several neighboring nations all submitted claim over Arctic territory. Considering these contradictory claims is a 21-member UN arbitration panel. A main geographic object of legal elocution is the Lomonosov Ridge, which is a 1,120 mile (1,800 km) long underwater mountain range, splitting the Arctic into two halves.


VARIOUS CLAIMS AND TRANSGRESSIONS


Denmark claims right over Arctic territory by proxy of Greenland, which is technically an autonomous Danish territory. Increasing complicity is the fact that earlier this year the Russian Deputy Prime Minister named Dmitry Rogozin actually opened a drifting Russian base on an Arctic ice flow, defying an already established Norwegian travel ban.


There was a deal almost completed last year which would have successfully barred fishing, but it was halted in March 2014 when Russia annexed the Ukrainian Crimea peninsula.


US WANTS INTERNATIONAL CONSENSUS IN ARCTIC


US support the creation of a “precautionary approach” in the Arctic area, as a fail safe to any uncomfortably political encounters or transgressions that may still be yet to come. A US statement said that these five countries involved in the deal agree to allow fishing in the area “only once one or more international mechanisms are in place to manage any such fishing in accordance with recognised international standards.”


NORWAY WANTS GLOBAL CONSENSUS


Boerge Brende, the Norwegian Foreign Minister also added in a statement that it’s imperative to persuade other nations not part of the deal to respect these five countries’ agreement; to stay their fishing hands when it comes to the Arctic.


GREENPEACE IS DISCONTENT


Greenpeace was thrilled about the agreement, but when they learned it was only temporary, they protested that most of the involved countries were merely doing this to preserve to possibility of resource extraction indifferent to local populations, and that the “protect the Arctic” theme was just a façade.



 


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Climate Change: Arctic Ice Melting and Five Nations" Deal

Sunday, July 12, 2015

Global Climate Change: Perhaps the Graying Can Go Green - http://clapway.com/2015/07/12/global-climate-change-perhaps-the-graying-can-go-green-542/

The greatest bulk of the world’s population of humans is growing old, and this is happening during the greatest environmental crisis the Earth has experienced since humankind rose to power: global climate change.


NO NON-SEQUITURS FOR GLOBAL CLIMATE CHANGE


This is not rhetoric: the quantity of people over sixty years old has doubled since 1980, and this number is predicted to surpass two billion by the year 2050. In the first half of the 21st century, this population will bloat from 11 to 22 percent of the total human population. These are statistics formed by the World Trade Organization. They go on to report that, exclusively in the U.S., those over 60 accounted for 18% of the population, and this piece will grow to a quarter of the total population by the year 2050.


As for what climate change has to do with the aging population, we’re not here to simply blame this burgeoning population for spending their entire lives reveling in the kinds of excess that sealed the 21st century’s fate in a vain celebration of its own narcissistic addictions. No, we aren’t going to say this.


PRESIDENT OBAMA’S GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY


But President Obama will soon be hosting the White House Conference on Aging in Washington D.C., and he has yet to add the topic of climate change to the convention’s agenda. Many Americans believe this is a golden opportunity (pun intended) to expose this massive demographic to the most urgent social problem of our day. If he did add global climate change to the agenda, Obama would help increase political consensus regarding this ecological crisis before the U.N. Climate Change Conference in Paris convenes this fall.


BUSINESS AS USUAL IS RISKY AT BEST


Michael Bloomberg, Henry Paulson, and Tom Steyer formed a PR campaign called Risky Business last year. It’s composed of a bipartisan series of studies explicating the economic and health risks this nation faces, with each region of the country to its own, unique fate.


Their findings were universally negative, showing the economy sliding into a state of perpetual disruption, and health dangers increasing as the environment loses its ability to maintain a hospitable atmosphere, e.g., a southerner of ordinary means will have 1.5 to 4 more heat months per year, causing him or her to witness 14 to 45 more deaths per 100,000 people. The greatest amount of risk is endured by urban and elderly residents.


IT GETS WORSE


What this means is that, in addition to it being too late to change the world’s environmental course, we also need to start planning how to curb global climate change’s impact on American subpopulations. The ones most at risk are at once the largest homogeneous chunk and the most politically involved subpopulation in the United States. Older Americans tend to vote much more often and regularly than younger ones, e.g., in the 2012 presidential election, 71% of those 64 to 75 years old voted–much higher than the measly 38% of 18-24 year olds. In light of such facts, why shouldn’t Obama appeal to older adults to assist with the political struggle to adapt to global climate change?


It’s not as if it would be an outlying topic to the convention. The main theme includes such symbolically near associations as maintaining the elderly’s health. If Obama steps up, we won’t even have to do the math, here.


BUILDING A NEW climate change NARRATIVE FOR OLDER AMERICANS


What’s more, it’s common sense that the elderly are more concerned with their legacies, and about future generations’ well-being. Laura Cartstensen, director of the Stanford Center on Longevity said in a TED Talk that when an adults reach the middle of their life, their sense of time reverses. Instead of conceiving of one’s existence in terms of how much time has already passed, one begins to see themselves in terms of how much (or little) time is left to live.


Carstensen continues: “When we recognize that we don’t have all the time in the world, we see our priorities most clearly;” so perhaps concern for the prosperity of one’s family, and the world’s vital posterity can be synthesized into a potent narrative for those of us this aging citizenry is preparing to leave behind. Perhaps the graying can go green, after all.



 


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Global Climate Change: Perhaps the Graying Can Go Green

Wednesday, July 8, 2015

Future Aerospace Tech Will Be Funded By NASA - http://clapway.com/2015/07/08/future-aerospace-tech-will-be-funded-by-nasa765/

NASA has recently decided that it will fund more future aerospace tech in an attempt to advance the mission of NASA Innovative Advanced Concepts (NIAC) and their dreams of game-changing new aerospace technology for future missions. The list of new aerospace tech concepts can be found on the website, listing those which were selected for Phase II of the program for further funding.


What is NIAC?


Originally, the NIAC was run by the Universities Space Research Association. Then, a change in who held the reins took place but the original NIAC website when it was manned by USRA can still be found for those with a hint of nostalgia and as a reminder of its origins. There more information can be found about past studies and other such things.

Now, NIAC deals with cultivating new aerospace tech ideas until fruition. These technologies would help NASA’s future missions but also work with the innovators/entrepreneurs that presented the idea as well. This is all in hopes of changing the way we think of aerospace tech as we know it.


The aerospace tech of tomorrow


There is half the number of concepts this go around than there were for Phase I with seven projects. Some of the concepts involve the idea of keeping the systems operational in parts of space where there is low light to pitch black conditions but also freezing temperatures. Others deal with exploring the depths or measuring the ability to support life.

All of the concepts dealing with their own unique mission. The statement by NASA involved the space agency reaffirming to the public that with this new innovative aerospace tech being funded, the stance America has in exploring space will be kept and future success will be had.


The Waiting Game


All in all, it is an exciting time to be an innovator with the NASA agency, especially considering the new funding available for those seven aerospace tech concepts. Let’s see what interesting things these new techs will bring to both the public and NASA, should their concepts prove viable and come to fruition.


 



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Future Aerospace Tech Will Be Funded By NASA

Thursday, June 25, 2015

Users Battle iPhone Blue Screen of Death - http://clapway.com/2015/06/25/like-the-computer-users-unfortunately-battle-iphone-blue-screen-of-death543/

Like With the Computer, Users Unfortunately Battle iPhone Blue Screen of Death


Pretty much everyone who is at least somewhat familiar with computers and technology understands the sheer frustration and fury that comes once their laptop screen gets hit with the blue screen of death.


Does that also apply to phones? Well, it is a device containing a hard drive, so definitely! Currently, hundreds of people are reporting their T-Mobile phones are suffering from a bad case of iPhone blue screen of death.


Blue screen of death not just applying to computers and laptops anymore


It can be safe to say that the case of ‘blue screen death’ is no longer happening to computers. Sadly, that is not the case as it is now going widespread towards phone. Right now, only T-Mobile iPhones are being reported as the only ones dealing with this headache-inducing scenario, being iPhone blue screen.

According to one distressed customer on Reddit, even though they had their iPhone for a short period of time of approximately four months, it had already started to restart on its own several times. Not only was this happening incessantly to this distressed customer, but also to their partner. In addition, this was also happening to dozens of other disgruntled customers who are currently being inconvenienced, all because of the iPhone blue screen of death.


How the wretched iPhone blue screen is not a first and how to deal with it


Unsurprisingly, this is not the first time iPhones, especially from T-Mobile, have faced the insufferable blue screen of death. Because of this, there are many ways to fix the issue. In reality, though, they are temporary fixes. Reports say that if customers are having this issue with their iPhones, then they can either feel free to do a hard reset by “simultaneously holding down the home and lock keys and waiting for the phone to restart,” while others said that disabling Wi-Fi calling for a couple of minutes does the trick. Eventually, if all else fails unfortunately and it is time to wave the white flag, either continuing to call T-mobile support or getting a replacement phone will be the best way out.


Meanwhile, T-Mobile has yet to comment on the issue of blue screen with their iPhones.


 



 


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Users Battle iPhone Blue Screen of Death