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MAHOGANY EUCALYPTUS SAWDUST CEDAR OAK WET WOOD PINE MUSK LEATHER DECAYING BARK COMPOST MOSS MUSTY DAMP EARTH SULPHUR CHALK METAL WOOD ANIMAL EARTH MINERAL MARINE OCEAN AIR SEAWEED FISH BLACKCURRANT STRAWBERRY RASPBERRY BLUEBERRY LIME BERGAMOT LEMON ORANGE MANDARIN BERRY CITRUS EARTHY FRUITY FRESH CUT GRASS WET STRAW FRESH HAY BAMBOO GRASS BUTTERNUT SPINACH BEAN SPROUTS PEAS VEGETABLES ASPARAGUS VEGETAL GREEN BEANS ALFALFA BASIL PARSLEY MINT LAVENDER SAGE THYME FENNEL HERBAL FIRE SWEET ASH TOAST BURNT SMOKE TOBACCO COCOA FLORAL MILKY NUTTY OSMANTHUS JASMINE CHYSANTHEMUM ROSE SWEET PEA LILY GARDENIA ORCHID LILAC CHOCOLATE MILK DARK CHOCOLATE ALMOND CHESTNUT PINE NUTS WALNUT ROASTED NUTS MALT HONEY TOFFEE CARAMEL GOLDEN SYRUP BISCUIT MAPLE SYRUP MUSCATEL GRAPE PEACH PEAR APRICOT APPLE MANGO MELON BANANA LYCHEE GINGER STAR ANISE LICORICE CARDAMOM CLOVE VANILLA PEPPER NUTMEG TREE AND VINE FRUIT TROPICAL CINNAMON SPICY
MAHOGANY EUCALYPTUS SAWDUST CEDAR OAK WET WOOD PINE MUSK LEATHER DECAYING BARK COMPOST MOSS MUSTY DAMP EARTH SULPHUR CHALK METAL WOOD ANIMAL EARTH MINERAL MARINE OCEAN AIR SEAWEED FISH BLACKCURRANT STRAWBERRY RASPBERRY BLUEBERRY LIME BERGAMOT LEMON ORANGE MANDARIN BERRY CITRUS EARTHY FRUITY FRESH CUT GRASS WET STRAW FRESH HAY BAMBOO GRASS BUTTERNUT SPINACH BEAN SPROUTS PEAS VEGETABLES ASPARAGUS VEGETAL GREEN BEANS ALFALFA BASIL PARSLEY MINT LAVENDER SAGE THYME FENNEL HERBAL FIRE SWEET ASH TOAST BURNT SMOKE TOBACCO COCOA FLORAL MILKY NUTTY OSMANTHUS JASMINE CHYSANTHEMUM ROSE SWEET PEA LILY GARDENIA ORCHID LILAC CHOCOLATE MILK DARK CHOCOLATE ALMOND CHESTNUT PINE NUTS WALNUT ROASTED NUTS MALT HONEY TOFFEE CARAMEL GOLDEN SYRUP BISCUIT MAPLE SYRUP MUSCATEL GRAPE PEACH PEAR APRICOT APPLE MANGO MELON BANANA LYCHEE GINGER STAR ANISE LICORICE CARDAMOM CLOVE VANILLA PEPPER NUTMEG TREE AND VINE FRUIT TROPICAL CINNAMON SPICY

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A guide to speechcraft

A Guide to Speechcraft - How to Communicate Effectively Persuade. Influence. Connect. ADMIRE Make others feel valued and understood. я ⚫ Offer sincere compliments. ⚫ Notice strengths and effort. • Be specific and genuine. BOAST Showcase your value with confidence. ● Share achievements relevantly. • Use stories, not lists. • Be confident, not arrogant. B COERCE Guide decisions when stakes are high. Appeal to consequences. • Set clear boundaries. ⚫ Leave a path to agreement. JOKE Use humor to build rapport and ease. ⚫ Keep it light and inclusive. Read the room. ● Never at someone's expense.
A Guide to Speechcraft - How to Communicate Effectively Persuade. Influence. Connect. ADMIRE Make others feel valued and understood. я ⚫ Offer sincere compliments. ⚫ Notice strengths and effort. • Be specific and genuine. BOAST Showcase your value with confidence. ● Share achievements relevantly. • Use stories, not lists. • Be confident, not arrogant. B COERCE Guide decisions when stakes are high. Appeal to consequences. • Set clear boundaries. ⚫ Leave a path to agreement. JOKE Use humor to build rapport and ease. ⚫ Keep it light and inclusive. Read the room. ● Never at someone's expense.

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The evolution of the battery

THE +BATTERY- SERIES THE EVOLUTION OF BATTERY TECHNOLOGY TODAY, HOW WE STORE ENERGY IS JUST AS IMPORTANT AS HOW WE CREATE IT. Battery technology already makes electric cars possible, as well as helping us to store emergency power, fly satellites, and use portable electronic devices. But tomorrow, could you be boarding a battery-powered airplane, or living in a city powered at night by solar energy? The Battery Series explores how batteries work, the players in the market, the materials needed to build batteries, and how future battery developments may affect the world. 2 Cathode The positive electrode that is reduced, by acquiring electrons. PART 1 BATTERY BASICS COMPONENTS OF A BATTERY CELL Batteries convert stored chemical energy directly into electrical energy. Batteries have three main components: A simple battery can even be made with a copper penny, galvanized nail (zinc), and a potato or a lemon Electron Flow DISCOVERIES IN BATTERY TECHNOLOGY Voltaic Pile Italian physicist Alessandro Volta, in 1799, created the first electrical battery that could provide continuous electrical current to a circuit. The voltaic pile used zinc and copper for electrodes with brine-soaked paper for an electrolyte. His invention disproved the common theory that electricity could only be created by living beings. Daniell Cell About 40 years later, a British chemist named John Frederic Daniell created a new cell that would solve the "hydrogen bubble" problem of the Voltaic pile. This previous problem, in which bubbles collected on the bottom of the zinc electrodes, limited the pile's lifespan and uses. 1-0 The Daniell cell's electrical potential became the basis unit for voltage, equal to 1 volt. Zinc lons Zinc Electrode Zinc Sulfate Cr Anode 1 The negative electrode that gets oxidized, releasing electrons. Electrolyte 3 The medium that provides the ion transport mechanism between the cathode and anode of a cell. It can be liquid or solid. Electrolyte Copper (+) Zinc (-) Salt Bridge The Daniell cell, invented in 1836, used a copper pot filled with copper sulfate solution, which was further immersed in an earthenware container filled with sulfuric acid and a zinc electrode. Electron Flow Anode Oxidation + Cathode Reduction Lead-Acid The lead-acid battery was the first rechargeable battery, invented in 1859 by French physicist Gaston Planté. Lead-acid batteries excel in two areas: they are very low cost, and they also can supply high surge currents. 2.IV Nickel Cadmium (NiCd) NiCd batteries were invented in 1899 by Waldemar Jungner in Sweden. The first ones were "wet-cells" similar to lead-acid batteries, using a liquid electrolyte. Nickel Cadmium batteries helped pave the way for modern technology, but they are being used less and less because of cadmium's toxicity. NiCd batteries lost 80% of their market share in the 1990s to batteries that are more familiar to us today. Alkaline Battery Popularized by brands like Duracell and Energizer, alkaline batteries are used in regular household devices from remote controls to flashlights. They are inexpensive and typically non-rechargeable, though they can be made rechargeable by using a specially designed cell. The modern alkaline battery was invented by Canadian engineer Lewis Urry in the 1950s. Using zinc and manganese oxide in the electrodes, the battery type gets its name from the alkaline electrolyte used: potassium hydroxide. Over 10 billion alkaline batteries have been made in the world. Nickel-Metal Hydride (NiMH) Similar to the rechargeable NiCd battery, the NiMH formulation uses a hydrogen-absorbing alloy instead of toxic cadmium. This makes it more environmentally safe - and it also helps to increase the energy density. The development of the NiMH spanned two decades, and was sponsored by Daimler-Benz and Volkswagen AG. The first commercially available cells were in 1989. -DAIMLER BENZ- Volkswagen NiMH batteries are used in power tools, digital cameras, and some other electronic devices. They also were used in early hybrid vehicles such as the Toyota Prius. Pressure Vent Case Lithium-Ion (Li-ion) Sony released the first commercial lithium-ion battery in 1991. Lithium-ion batteries have high energy density and have a number of specific cathode formulations for different applications. Positive Terminal Case Case Case Copper lons Copper Electrode Copper (II) Sulfate This makes them suitable for automobile starter motors even with today's technology, and it's part of the reason $44.7 billion of lead-acid batteries were sold globally in 2014. Lead Dioxide (+) Lead (-) Separator Electrolyte: Water + Sulphuric Acid 12V LEAD-ACID BATTERY Safety Vent Positive Cap Negative Cap Insulator Negative Cap Protective Cap Insulator Safety Vent Electrolyte Negative Terminal Negative Cap Cadmium Negative Electrode Separator Nickel Positive Electrode Positive Cap Cathode Separator Anode Current Collector Positive Cap Cathode (Nickel Hydroxide) Anode Separator (Hydrogen-absorbing alloy) Separator Anode - Separator - Cathode Graphite is a common material for use in the anode, and the electrolyte is most often a type of lithium salt suspended in an organic solvent. Lithium nickel cobalt aluminum oxide (LiNiCOAIO2) cathodes, also known as NCAs, are used in the batteries of vehicles such as the Tesla Model S. Lithium cobalt dioxide (LiCoO2) cathodes are used in laptops and smartphones. HOW IT WORKS: Graphite Oxygen Lithium - Metal CHARGE When the battery is charging up, the lithium-cobalt oxide cathode gives up some of its lithium ions, which move through the electrolyte to the negative graphite anode and remain there. DISCHARGE When the battery is discharging, the lithium ions move back across the electrolyte to the positive cathode, producing the energy that powers the battery. In both cases, around the outer circuit electrons flow in the same direction to the ions inside the battery. Lithium-ion (LCO) formulation Anode DISCHARGE Separator CHARGE 1-11-0 Electrolyte THE RECHARGEABLE BATTERY SPECTRUM There are several factors that could affect battery choice, including cost. However, here are two of the most important factors that determine the fit and use of rechargeable batteries specifically: SPECIFIC ENERGY is like the amount of water in a tank. It's the amount of energy a battery holds in total. SPECIFIC POWER is the speed at which that water can pour out of the tank. It's the amount of current a battery can supply for a given use. Higher current NiMH NiCd Lead-Acid Cathode Specific Power (W/kg) 400 Li-ion - 300 Longer runtime▶ 0 50 100 150 200 Specific Energy (Wh/kg) And while today the lithium-ion battery is the workhorse for gadgets and electric vehicles, what batteries will be vital to our future? How big is that market? FIND OUT IN THE REST OF THE BATTERY SERIES PRESENTED BY -200 - 100 NEVADA eCobalt ENERGY METALS Great Lakes GRAPHITE TSX-V: BFF In search of brine based lithium targets in the state of Nevada. TSX: ECS Essential Power... Infinite Possibilities TSX-V: GLK High purity graphite for high technology applications. Visual Capitalist is a new opportunities and learn way to discover business about investment trends. VISUAL CAPITALIST www.visualcapitalist.com (@visualcap f/visualcapitalist
THE +BATTERY- SERIES THE EVOLUTION OF BATTERY TECHNOLOGY TODAY, HOW WE STORE ENERGY IS JUST AS IMPORTANT AS HOW WE CREATE IT. Battery technology already makes electric cars possible, as well as helping us to store emergency power, fly satellites, and use portable electronic devices. But tomorrow, could you be boarding a battery-powered airplane, or living in a city powered at night by solar energy? The Battery Series explores how batteries work, the players in the market, the materials needed to build batteries, and how future battery developments may affect the world. 2 Cathode The positive electrode that is reduced, by acquiring electrons. PART 1 BATTERY BASICS COMPONENTS OF A BATTERY CELL Batteries convert stored chemical energy directly into electrical energy. Batteries have three main components: A simple battery can even be made with a copper penny, galvanized nail (zinc), and a potato or a lemon Electron Flow DISCOVERIES IN BATTERY TECHNOLOGY Voltaic Pile Italian physicist Alessandro Volta, in 1799, created the first electrical battery that could provide continuous electrical current to a circuit. The voltaic pile used zinc and copper for electrodes with brine-soaked paper for an electrolyte. His invention disproved the common theory that electricity could only be created by living beings. Daniell Cell About 40 years later, a British chemist named John Frederic Daniell created a new cell that would solve the "hydrogen bubble" problem of the Voltaic pile. This previous problem, in which bubbles collected on the bottom of the zinc electrodes, limited the pile's lifespan and uses. 1-0 The Daniell cell's electrical potential became the basis unit for voltage, equal to 1 volt. Zinc lons Zinc Electrode Zinc Sulfate Cr Anode 1 The negative electrode that gets oxidized, releasing electrons. Electrolyte 3 The medium that provides the ion transport mechanism between the cathode and anode of a cell. It can be liquid or solid. Electrolyte Copper (+) Zinc (-) Salt Bridge The Daniell cell, invented in 1836, used a copper pot filled with copper sulfate solution, which was further immersed in an earthenware container filled with sulfuric acid and a zinc electrode. Electron Flow Anode Oxidation + Cathode Reduction Lead-Acid The lead-acid battery was the first rechargeable battery, invented in 1859 by French physicist Gaston Planté. Lead-acid batteries excel in two areas: they are very low cost, and they also can supply high surge currents. 2.IV Nickel Cadmium (NiCd) NiCd batteries were invented in 1899 by Waldemar Jungner in Sweden. The first ones were "wet-cells" similar to lead-acid batteries, using a liquid electrolyte. Nickel Cadmium batteries helped pave the way for modern technology, but they are being used less and less because of cadmium's toxicity. NiCd batteries lost 80% of their market share in the 1990s to batteries that are more familiar to us today. Alkaline Battery Popularized by brands like Duracell and Energizer, alkaline batteries are used in regular household devices from remote controls to flashlights. They are inexpensive and typically non-rechargeable, though they can be made rechargeable by using a specially designed cell. The modern alkaline battery was invented by Canadian engineer Lewis Urry in the 1950s. Using zinc and manganese oxide in the electrodes, the battery type gets its name from the alkaline electrolyte used: potassium hydroxide. Over 10 billion alkaline batteries have been made in the world. Nickel-Metal Hydride (NiMH) Similar to the rechargeable NiCd battery, the NiMH formulation uses a hydrogen-absorbing alloy instead of toxic cadmium. This makes it more environmentally safe - and it also helps to increase the energy density. The development of the NiMH spanned two decades, and was sponsored by Daimler-Benz and Volkswagen AG. The first commercially available cells were in 1989. -DAIMLER BENZ- Volkswagen NiMH batteries are used in power tools, digital cameras, and some other electronic devices. They also were used in early hybrid vehicles such as the Toyota Prius. Pressure Vent Case Lithium-Ion (Li-ion) Sony released the first commercial lithium-ion battery in 1991. Lithium-ion batteries have high energy density and have a number of specific cathode formulations for different applications. Positive Terminal Case Case Case Copper lons Copper Electrode Copper (II) Sulfate This makes them suitable for automobile starter motors even with today's technology, and it's part of the reason $44.7 billion of lead-acid batteries were sold globally in 2014. Lead Dioxide (+) Lead (-) Separator Electrolyte: Water + Sulphuric Acid 12V LEAD-ACID BATTERY Safety Vent Positive Cap Negative Cap Insulator Negative Cap Protective Cap Insulator Safety Vent Electrolyte Negative Terminal Negative Cap Cadmium Negative Electrode Separator Nickel Positive Electrode Positive Cap Cathode Separator Anode Current Collector Positive Cap Cathode (Nickel Hydroxide) Anode Separator (Hydrogen-absorbing alloy) Separator Anode - Separator - Cathode Graphite is a common material for use in the anode, and the electrolyte is most often a type of lithium salt suspended in an organic solvent. Lithium nickel cobalt aluminum oxide (LiNiCOAIO2) cathodes, also known as NCAs, are used in the batteries of vehicles such as the Tesla Model S. Lithium cobalt dioxide (LiCoO2) cathodes are used in laptops and smartphones. HOW IT WORKS: Graphite Oxygen Lithium - Metal CHARGE When the battery is charging up, the lithium-cobalt oxide cathode gives up some of its lithium ions, which move through the electrolyte to the negative graphite anode and remain there. DISCHARGE When the battery is discharging, the lithium ions move back across the electrolyte to the positive cathode, producing the energy that powers the battery. In both cases, around the outer circuit electrons flow in the same direction to the ions inside the battery. Lithium-ion (LCO) formulation Anode DISCHARGE Separator CHARGE 1-11-0 Electrolyte THE RECHARGEABLE BATTERY SPECTRUM There are several factors that could affect battery choice, including cost. However, here are two of the most important factors that determine the fit and use of rechargeable batteries specifically: SPECIFIC ENERGY is like the amount of water in a tank. It's the amount of energy a battery holds in total. SPECIFIC POWER is the speed at which that water can pour out of the tank. It's the amount of current a battery can supply for a given use. Higher current NiMH NiCd Lead-Acid Cathode Specific Power (W/kg) 400 Li-ion - 300 Longer runtime▶ 0 50 100 150 200 Specific Energy (Wh/kg) And while today the lithium-ion battery is the workhorse for gadgets and electric vehicles, what batteries will be vital to our future? How big is that market? FIND OUT IN THE REST OF THE BATTERY SERIES PRESENTED BY -200 - 100 NEVADA eCobalt ENERGY METALS Great Lakes GRAPHITE TSX-V: BFF In search of brine based lithium targets in the state of Nevada. TSX: ECS Essential Power... Infinite Possibilities TSX-V: GLK High purity graphite for high technology applications. Visual Capitalist is a new opportunities and learn way to discover business about investment trends. VISUAL CAPITALIST www.visualcapitalist.com (@visualcap f/visualcapitalist

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Helping your kid with homework

Pathways 8 Tips to Help Your 1 2 1.org Child With Homework Minimize Distractions Make it as easy as possible for your child to focus during homework time. Don't have the television on in the background and make sure phones, tablets, and games are put away. Create a Homework Space Designating one place for homework helps establish a routine for your child. Recognize Your Child's Abilities Some children need to come home and work on their homework right away. Others need a break after a long day at school and benefit from a little downtime. Connect It To the Real World If your child complains of homework being boring, try to emphasize how they will use what they're learning outside of school. Review, Review, Review Remind your child that checking their work is part of doing 3 4 5 homework. Reviewing after completing problems is not optional, and is actually part of every assignment. Don't Get Frustrated 6 7 You may need to give your child multiple reminders about the steps involved in doing homework, especially when starting a new school year or coming back from long breaks, Remember Who the Student Is Find the line between helping your child with their homework and completing it for them. Talk With the Teacher 8 If your child is working on their homework all night and can't get it done before bedtime, set up a meeting to talk with their teacher. Copyright © 2025 Pathways Foundation
Pathways 8 Tips to Help Your 1 2 1.org Child With Homework Minimize Distractions Make it as easy as possible for your child to focus during homework time. Don't have the television on in the background and make sure phones, tablets, and games are put away. Create a Homework Space Designating one place for homework helps establish a routine for your child. Recognize Your Child's Abilities Some children need to come home and work on their homework right away. Others need a break after a long day at school and benefit from a little downtime. Connect It To the Real World If your child complains of homework being boring, try to emphasize how they will use what they're learning outside of school. Review, Review, Review Remind your child that checking their work is part of doing 3 4 5 homework. Reviewing after completing problems is not optional, and is actually part of every assignment. Don't Get Frustrated 6 7 You may need to give your child multiple reminders about the steps involved in doing homework, especially when starting a new school year or coming back from long breaks, Remember Who the Student Is Find the line between helping your child with their homework and completing it for them. Talk With the Teacher 8 If your child is working on their homework all night and can't get it done before bedtime, set up a meeting to talk with their teacher. Copyright © 2025 Pathways Foundation

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Chili peppers of the world

CHILI PEPPERS OF THE WORLD All Norteño New Mexico Chill Yellow Brain Strain Mucho Nacho Jalapeno Datil Mirasol Indonesian Cabe Rawit Puya Pepper Jalapeño Aconcagua Costeño Rojo Tepin Orange Habanada Marconi Golden Bolito Aji Pineapple Aji Dulce Marconi Red Adjuma Trinidad Scorpion Orange Lantern Cascabel Guntur Sannam Aji Chombo Wirl Wil Mustard Habanero Goat Horn Madame Jeanette Red Congo All Angelo Rocoto Arequipa Peach Habanero Mozambique Bird Aji Mango Aji Mochero Rocoto San Isidro Aji Fantasy Kpakpo Shito Trinidad Moruga Scorpion Caribbean Seasoning Trinidad Perfume Piri Piri Big Sun Habanero Bhavnagri Aji Ayuyo Chocolate Scotch Bonnet Aji Cochabamba Rocoto Cusco Brazilian Starfish Surinam Red Rocoto Gigante Ring of Fire Cayenne Aji Benito Locoto Italian Frying Aji Colorado Canario Kashmiri Mirch Guinea Filipino Siling Labuyo Aji Omnicolor Aji Rosita Er Jing Tiao Habanero Maya Red Habanero Gigante Paprika Bishop's Crown 7 Pot Douglah Congo Black Naga Viper Bhut Jolokia Chilaca Banana Cherry Chao Tian Jiao Kambuzi Japanese Hontaka Fatali Chile Rayado Rocoto Manzano Hungarian Wax. 7 Pot Peach Bhut Jolokia Aji Cito Chile de Árbol Chocolate Carolina Reaper Anaheim Cayenne Corbaci Bydagi Thai Bird's Eye Chili Carolina Reaper Chocolate Bhut Jolokia Brain Strain Aji Challuaruro 7 Pot Primo Komodo Dragon Peter Scotch Bonnet Red Savina Bonda Ma Jacques Bulgarian Carrot Rocoto Orange Pimiento Aji Lemon Drop- Aji Panca Surinam Red Chiltepin Nu Mex Twilight Ancho San Luis Chihuacle Amarillo Chile Padrón Corno di Toro Pico de Pájaro NuMex Big Jim Fresno Early Jalapeno Alma Paprika Aji Charapita Congo Prik Kee Noo Cheongyang Bell Guindilla Takanotsume Malagueta Korean Gochu Jay's Ghost Scorpion Aji Amarillo Habanero Pequin Chilhuacle Rojo Super Chill Kapla Thai Ornamental Cluster Aleppo Costeño Amarillo Tabasco White Habanero Aji Limo All Cristal Rocoto Rojo Jamaican Mushroom Santa Fe Grande Jimmy Nardello Red Missile Rocoto Amarillo Urfa Biber Serrano Hatch Chile Purple Jalapeno Santaka Serranito Vietnamese Bird's Eye Gypsy Hungarian Paprika Bahamian Goat Poblano Feher Ozon Paprika Chocolate Habanero Tien Tsin Caribbean Red Joe's Long Cayenne Thal Dragon Caloro Trinidad 7 Pot Barrackpore Infinity Chill Hainan Yellow Lantern Dragon's Breath Dorset Naga Apocalypse Scorpion Naga Morich Tobago Seasoning Shishito All Guyana
CHILI PEPPERS OF THE WORLD All Norteño New Mexico Chill Yellow Brain Strain Mucho Nacho Jalapeno Datil Mirasol Indonesian Cabe Rawit Puya Pepper Jalapeño Aconcagua Costeño Rojo Tepin Orange Habanada Marconi Golden Bolito Aji Pineapple Aji Dulce Marconi Red Adjuma Trinidad Scorpion Orange Lantern Cascabel Guntur Sannam Aji Chombo Wirl Wil Mustard Habanero Goat Horn Madame Jeanette Red Congo All Angelo Rocoto Arequipa Peach Habanero Mozambique Bird Aji Mango Aji Mochero Rocoto San Isidro Aji Fantasy Kpakpo Shito Trinidad Moruga Scorpion Caribbean Seasoning Trinidad Perfume Piri Piri Big Sun Habanero Bhavnagri Aji Ayuyo Chocolate Scotch Bonnet Aji Cochabamba Rocoto Cusco Brazilian Starfish Surinam Red Rocoto Gigante Ring of Fire Cayenne Aji Benito Locoto Italian Frying Aji Colorado Canario Kashmiri Mirch Guinea Filipino Siling Labuyo Aji Omnicolor Aji Rosita Er Jing Tiao Habanero Maya Red Habanero Gigante Paprika Bishop's Crown 7 Pot Douglah Congo Black Naga Viper Bhut Jolokia Chilaca Banana Cherry Chao Tian Jiao Kambuzi Japanese Hontaka Fatali Chile Rayado Rocoto Manzano Hungarian Wax. 7 Pot Peach Bhut Jolokia Aji Cito Chile de Árbol Chocolate Carolina Reaper Anaheim Cayenne Corbaci Bydagi Thai Bird's Eye Chili Carolina Reaper Chocolate Bhut Jolokia Brain Strain Aji Challuaruro 7 Pot Primo Komodo Dragon Peter Scotch Bonnet Red Savina Bonda Ma Jacques Bulgarian Carrot Rocoto Orange Pimiento Aji Lemon Drop- Aji Panca Surinam Red Chiltepin Nu Mex Twilight Ancho San Luis Chihuacle Amarillo Chile Padrón Corno di Toro Pico de Pájaro NuMex Big Jim Fresno Early Jalapeno Alma Paprika Aji Charapita Congo Prik Kee Noo Cheongyang Bell Guindilla Takanotsume Malagueta Korean Gochu Jay's Ghost Scorpion Aji Amarillo Habanero Pequin Chilhuacle Rojo Super Chill Kapla Thai Ornamental Cluster Aleppo Costeño Amarillo Tabasco White Habanero Aji Limo All Cristal Rocoto Rojo Jamaican Mushroom Santa Fe Grande Jimmy Nardello Red Missile Rocoto Amarillo Urfa Biber Serrano Hatch Chile Purple Jalapeno Santaka Serranito Vietnamese Bird's Eye Gypsy Hungarian Paprika Bahamian Goat Poblano Feher Ozon Paprika Chocolate Habanero Tien Tsin Caribbean Red Joe's Long Cayenne Thal Dragon Caloro Trinidad 7 Pot Barrackpore Infinity Chill Hainan Yellow Lantern Dragon's Breath Dorset Naga Apocalypse Scorpion Naga Morich Tobago Seasoning Shishito All Guyana

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How marginal taxes work

* How MARGINAL TAXES ☆ Let's say you earn $100,000 in the U.S. People incorrectly believe that you pay 22% on all of it. That's not true. Different parts of your income are taxed at different rates. U.S. Federal Income Tax (Single Filers, 2024) Taxable Income $0 to $11,600 Tax Rate 10% $11,600 to $47,150 12% $47,150 to $100,525 22% $100,525 to $191,950 24% $191,950 to $243,725 32% WORK ✰ ☆ What it means "Marginal" means the tax rate on your next dollar First $11,600 is taxed at 10% Income between $11,600 and $47,150 is taxed at 12% Income between $47,150 and $100,525 is taxed at 22% Income between $100,526 and $191,950 is taxed at 24% Income between $191,950 and $243,725 is taxed at 32% Here's how your $100,000 is taxed: $ 11,600 x 10% = $1,160 10% 12% $ 35,550 x 12% = $4,266 22% $ 52,850 x 22% = $11,627 24% $ 0 × 24% = $ 0 * 32% $ 0 × 32% = $0 * Total federal income tax = $17,053 Your marginal tax rate is 22%. (the rate on your next dollar) You haven't reached these brackets yet.
* How MARGINAL TAXES ☆ Let's say you earn $100,000 in the U.S. People incorrectly believe that you pay 22% on all of it. That's not true. Different parts of your income are taxed at different rates. U.S. Federal Income Tax (Single Filers, 2024) Taxable Income $0 to $11,600 Tax Rate 10% $11,600 to $47,150 12% $47,150 to $100,525 22% $100,525 to $191,950 24% $191,950 to $243,725 32% WORK ✰ ☆ What it means "Marginal" means the tax rate on your next dollar First $11,600 is taxed at 10% Income between $11,600 and $47,150 is taxed at 12% Income between $47,150 and $100,525 is taxed at 22% Income between $100,526 and $191,950 is taxed at 24% Income between $191,950 and $243,725 is taxed at 32% Here's how your $100,000 is taxed: $ 11,600 x 10% = $1,160 10% 12% $ 35,550 x 12% = $4,266 22% $ 52,850 x 22% = $11,627 24% $ 0 × 24% = $ 0 * 32% $ 0 × 32% = $0 * Total federal income tax = $17,053 Your marginal tax rate is 22%. (the rate on your next dollar) You haven't reached these brackets yet.

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Networking etiquette

8 NETWORKING ETIQUETTE Build connections. Leave a lasting impression. 10 2 e 39 4 5 6 7 8 BE PUNCTUAL Arrive on time to show respect for the host and other attendees. INTRODUCE YOURSELF CONFIDENTLY A firm handshake, eye contact, and a warm smile go a long way. LISTEN ACTIVELY Show genuine interest in others. Listen more than you speak. RESPECT PERSONAL SPACE Be mindful of physical space and comfort levels. ASK THOUGHTFUL QUESTIONS Ask open-ended questions and avoid anything too personal. CONNECT, DON'T COLLECT Focus on building real relationships, not just collecting business cards. FOLLOW UP Send a thoughtful message within 24-48 hours to keep the connection alive. BE GENUINE & HELPFUL Authenticity builds trust. Offer help and value without expecting anything in return. AKADEMIA ETYKIETY
8 NETWORKING ETIQUETTE Build connections. Leave a lasting impression. 10 2 e 39 4 5 6 7 8 BE PUNCTUAL Arrive on time to show respect for the host and other attendees. INTRODUCE YOURSELF CONFIDENTLY A firm handshake, eye contact, and a warm smile go a long way. LISTEN ACTIVELY Show genuine interest in others. Listen more than you speak. RESPECT PERSONAL SPACE Be mindful of physical space and comfort levels. ASK THOUGHTFUL QUESTIONS Ask open-ended questions and avoid anything too personal. CONNECT, DON'T COLLECT Focus on building real relationships, not just collecting business cards. FOLLOW UP Send a thoughtful message within 24-48 hours to keep the connection alive. BE GENUINE & HELPFUL Authenticity builds trust. Offer help and value without expecting anything in return. AKADEMIA ETYKIETY

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Dragonfly and damselflies

DRAGONFLY OR DAMSELFLY? Four tells. Three seconds. DRAGONFLY (Anisoptera) DAMSELFLY (Zygoptera) WINGS AT REST Green Darner Ebony Jewelwing (Calopteryx maculata) (Anax junius) BOLDED together over the back. EYES Held OUT flat like a plane. Huge eyes touching/wrapping the head. Small eyes set wide apart with a gap. BODY Stout & chunky. Thin & twig-like. FLIGHT Strong & fast (motion streak). Fluttery & low to vegetation. Wings out = dragon. Wings folded = damsel.
DRAGONFLY OR DAMSELFLY? Four tells. Three seconds. DRAGONFLY (Anisoptera) DAMSELFLY (Zygoptera) WINGS AT REST Green Darner Ebony Jewelwing (Calopteryx maculata) (Anax junius) BOLDED together over the back. EYES Held OUT flat like a plane. Huge eyes touching/wrapping the head. Small eyes set wide apart with a gap. BODY Stout & chunky. Thin & twig-like. FLIGHT Strong & fast (motion streak). Fluttery & low to vegetation. Wings out = dragon. Wings folded = damsel.

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Master critical thinking

Master Critical Thinking How to Make Better Decisions... Faster ரா Red Hat Emphasises emotions, allowing expression of feelings and intuitions. @Josh Sanders 6 Thinking Hats Model ரா Yellow Hat Highlights positive aspects, benefits, and opportunities. Green Hat Encourages creative thinking and generation of new ideas White Hat Focuses on data, analysing facts, and identifying knowledge gaps. Black Hat Manages the process, organising thinking and setting objectives. Blue Hat Identifies potential problems and risks, *considering challenges. 6 Decision Making Frameworks The Pareto Analysis (80/20 Rule) Identify the most significant factors contributing to a problem, based on the principle that 80% of the effects come from 20% of the causes. The Cynefin Framework Aids decision-making by categorising problems into five domains (clear, complicated, complex, chaotic, and disorder). The Decision Tree Aims to guide leaders through a series of questions that help determine the most appropriate decision-making style. The OODA Loop This model is used for rapid decision-making and is particularly useful in dynamic and complex environments. Rational Decision- Making Model A structured approach to decision making, where decisions are made based on a logical and systematic analysis of the situation. The Vroom-Yetton Decision Model Helps leaders make decisions based on situational factors and the need for employee involvement.
Master Critical Thinking How to Make Better Decisions... Faster ரா Red Hat Emphasises emotions, allowing expression of feelings and intuitions. @Josh Sanders 6 Thinking Hats Model ரா Yellow Hat Highlights positive aspects, benefits, and opportunities. Green Hat Encourages creative thinking and generation of new ideas White Hat Focuses on data, analysing facts, and identifying knowledge gaps. Black Hat Manages the process, organising thinking and setting objectives. Blue Hat Identifies potential problems and risks, *considering challenges. 6 Decision Making Frameworks The Pareto Analysis (80/20 Rule) Identify the most significant factors contributing to a problem, based on the principle that 80% of the effects come from 20% of the causes. The Cynefin Framework Aids decision-making by categorising problems into five domains (clear, complicated, complex, chaotic, and disorder). The Decision Tree Aims to guide leaders through a series of questions that help determine the most appropriate decision-making style. The OODA Loop This model is used for rapid decision-making and is particularly useful in dynamic and complex environments. Rational Decision- Making Model A structured approach to decision making, where decisions are made based on a logical and systematic analysis of the situation. The Vroom-Yetton Decision Model Helps leaders make decisions based on situational factors and the need for employee involvement.

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The good and bad spiders

ALL SPIDERS ARE DANGEROUS. 2 out of 3,000. The rest are your allies. THE 2 TO KNOW BLACK WIDOW (Latrodectus) MEDICALLY SIGNIFICANT. Found in dark, undisturbed spaces - woodpiles, sheds, under decks. Bites rare. Fatalities extremely rare with treatment. BROWN RECLUSE (Loxosceles) MEDICALLY SIGNIFICANT. Limited range (south-central US). Avoids contact. Bites when pressed against skin in stored clothing. THE 2,998 THAT HELP YOU JUMPING SPIDER Watches you with 8 eyes. Hunts by stalking. Cannot harm you. The cute one. CELLAR SPIDER (daddy longlegs) Not venomous. Kills other spiders including black widows. 3,000 H species. www GARDEN SPIDER Catches hundreds of insects per web per night. Eats the web. Rebuilds nightly. THE MATH 2 to be cautious about. WOLF SPIDER Runs on the ground. Carries babies on her back. Hunts pests. Looks scary. Harmless. HOUSE SPIDER The cobweb in the corner catches flies, mosquitoes, gnats. Free pest control. 2,998 FIRST AID NOTE are catching the insects you're paying an exterminator to kill. IF BITTEN: Clean. Ice. Photo the spider if possible. Seek medical attention for black widow or brown recluse. For all others: treat like a bee sting. 2 out of 3,000. The spider in your bathroom is not one of them.
ALL SPIDERS ARE DANGEROUS. 2 out of 3,000. The rest are your allies. THE 2 TO KNOW BLACK WIDOW (Latrodectus) MEDICALLY SIGNIFICANT. Found in dark, undisturbed spaces - woodpiles, sheds, under decks. Bites rare. Fatalities extremely rare with treatment. BROWN RECLUSE (Loxosceles) MEDICALLY SIGNIFICANT. Limited range (south-central US). Avoids contact. Bites when pressed against skin in stored clothing. THE 2,998 THAT HELP YOU JUMPING SPIDER Watches you with 8 eyes. Hunts by stalking. Cannot harm you. The cute one. CELLAR SPIDER (daddy longlegs) Not venomous. Kills other spiders including black widows. 3,000 H species. www GARDEN SPIDER Catches hundreds of insects per web per night. Eats the web. Rebuilds nightly. THE MATH 2 to be cautious about. WOLF SPIDER Runs on the ground. Carries babies on her back. Hunts pests. Looks scary. Harmless. HOUSE SPIDER The cobweb in the corner catches flies, mosquitoes, gnats. Free pest control. 2,998 FIRST AID NOTE are catching the insects you're paying an exterminator to kill. IF BITTEN: Clean. Ice. Photo the spider if possible. Seek medical attention for black widow or brown recluse. For all others: treat like a bee sting. 2 out of 3,000. The spider in your bathroom is not one of them.

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Soccer hand signals

Soccer Referee Hand Signals Caution or Expulsion Referee holds Yellow card Or Red card Play On Direct Free Advantage Referee indicates with his hands That the Advantage Rule Applies and above' head' play should continue Kick Referee points in The direction of kick Indirect Free Kick Referee raises his hand Until ball is Kicked And Touched by another player Goal Kick Referee points to a corner of goal area from Which kick is to be taken Corner Goal Kick Kick Referee points towards Assistant Referee Points his flag at goal area From which kick from which Is to be taken corner Of the field Kick is to be taken After Assistant Referee Penalty Corner Kick Assistant Referee Throw-In Points his flag Offside Assistant Assistant Referee Points his flag straight Offside Location Kick Referee points To penalty Substitutio mark From which kick Is to be taken n Assistant Referee Signals to the referee By holding his flag Overhead with both hands Referee Holds flag flag out To his side, Pointing in the direction The throw is To be taken At corner area From which kick Is to be taken up Above his head To signal offside Violation to the referee Signals offside, He then shows location of infraction By holding his flag out In front of him - flag held high Indicates infraction occurred At far side of the field, Middle - center of field, Low-side of field nearest to him
Soccer Referee Hand Signals Caution or Expulsion Referee holds Yellow card Or Red card Play On Direct Free Advantage Referee indicates with his hands That the Advantage Rule Applies and above' head' play should continue Kick Referee points in The direction of kick Indirect Free Kick Referee raises his hand Until ball is Kicked And Touched by another player Goal Kick Referee points to a corner of goal area from Which kick is to be taken Corner Goal Kick Kick Referee points towards Assistant Referee Points his flag at goal area From which kick from which Is to be taken corner Of the field Kick is to be taken After Assistant Referee Penalty Corner Kick Assistant Referee Throw-In Points his flag Offside Assistant Assistant Referee Points his flag straight Offside Location Kick Referee points To penalty Substitutio mark From which kick Is to be taken n Assistant Referee Signals to the referee By holding his flag Overhead with both hands Referee Holds flag flag out To his side, Pointing in the direction The throw is To be taken At corner area From which kick Is to be taken up Above his head To signal offside Violation to the referee Signals offside, He then shows location of infraction By holding his flag out In front of him - flag held high Indicates infraction occurred At far side of the field, Middle - center of field, Low-side of field nearest to him

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Delusions and hallucinations

DELUSIONS & HALLUCINATIONS HIGH-YIELD PSYCHIATRY CHEAT SHEET DELUSIONS A fixed false belief not amenable to reason and inconsistent with cultural norms. DEFINITION SPECIAL DELUSIONAL MISIDENTIFICATION SYNDROMES Capgras Syndrome Belief that a familiar person has been replaced by an impostor. TYPE CLASSIC EXAMPLE Persecutory Belief of being harmed, spied on, followed or "The government is tracking me." Fregoli Syndrome conspired against. Referential Grandiose Control (Passivity) Guilt Poverty Erotomanic Neutral events refer specifically to the patient. Inflated worth, power, knowledge, identity or relationship. Thoughts, feelings or actions are controlled by an external force. Excessive false guilt about actions or omissions. "The TV anchor is sending me messages." "I am the President of India." "Aliens control my movements." Belief that different people are actually one person in disguise. Intermetamorphosis Belief that people around the patient swap identities. Subjective Double Belief that a duplicate of oneself exists. HALLUCINATIONS Perception without an external stimulus. "I caused the earthquake through my sins." TYPE EXAMPLE COMMON ASSOCIATION ›) Auditory Hearing voices or sounds. Schizophrenia Belief of financial ruin despite evidence to the contrary. Belief that someone (often high status) is in love with the patient. Belief that spouse "I'm bankrupt." "A famous actress loves me." Visual Olfactory Seeing people, animals or objects. Smelling odors that do not exist (e.g., burning rubber). Delirium, Lewy body dementia, substance use Temporal lobe epilepsy, brain tumors Jealous is unfaithful without Othello Syndrome evidence. Somatic (Hypochondriacal) False belief of having Gustatory Strange or bizarre taste a serious physical "My intestines sensation. illness. are rotting." "My heart has Belief that self, Nihilistic stopped Tactile (Haptic) organs or the world no longer exist. working." (Cotard Syndrome) Feeling movement Somatic AUDITORY HALLUCINATIONS (EXAM FAVORITE) or disturbance inside the body. Feeling touch, insects crawling, movement on skin (formication). Temporal lobe epilepsy, brain lesions Cocaine use, alcohol withdrawal, schizophrenia Schizophrenia, severe depression Second-Person Third-Person Running Commentary Voices Discussing Most common hallucination in schizoprhenia → Auditory "You are useless." SCHNEIDER'S FIRST-RANK SYMPTOMS OF SCHIZOPHRENIA "He is walking now." "He is eating... now he is drinking water..." "Two voices are discussing the patient." Thought Insertion Thought Withdrawal Thought Running Broadcasting Commentary Voices Discussing Patient Delusions of Control EXAM PEARLS Most common delusion in schizophrenia → Persecutory Othello Syndrome → Spouse is cheating Formication → Insects crawling on skin MEMORY TRICK "PRGJESN" Common Delusions P = Persecutory Erotomanic delusion → Celebrity secretly loves me Capgras Syndrome → Familiar person replaced by impostor Cotard Syndrome → Organs/body don't exist Key Takeaway: Not all long-term low mood is the same. Duration helps us think, but diagnosis requires the whole clinical picture. Running commentary→ Voice commenting on actions Third-person hallucination→ Voice discussing patient R Referential G = Grandiose J = Jealous E Erotomanic S = Somatic N = Nihilistic
DELUSIONS & HALLUCINATIONS HIGH-YIELD PSYCHIATRY CHEAT SHEET DELUSIONS A fixed false belief not amenable to reason and inconsistent with cultural norms. DEFINITION SPECIAL DELUSIONAL MISIDENTIFICATION SYNDROMES Capgras Syndrome Belief that a familiar person has been replaced by an impostor. TYPE CLASSIC EXAMPLE Persecutory Belief of being harmed, spied on, followed or "The government is tracking me." Fregoli Syndrome conspired against. Referential Grandiose Control (Passivity) Guilt Poverty Erotomanic Neutral events refer specifically to the patient. Inflated worth, power, knowledge, identity or relationship. Thoughts, feelings or actions are controlled by an external force. Excessive false guilt about actions or omissions. "The TV anchor is sending me messages." "I am the President of India." "Aliens control my movements." Belief that different people are actually one person in disguise. Intermetamorphosis Belief that people around the patient swap identities. Subjective Double Belief that a duplicate of oneself exists. HALLUCINATIONS Perception without an external stimulus. "I caused the earthquake through my sins." TYPE EXAMPLE COMMON ASSOCIATION ›) Auditory Hearing voices or sounds. Schizophrenia Belief of financial ruin despite evidence to the contrary. Belief that someone (often high status) is in love with the patient. Belief that spouse "I'm bankrupt." "A famous actress loves me." Visual Olfactory Seeing people, animals or objects. Smelling odors that do not exist (e.g., burning rubber). Delirium, Lewy body dementia, substance use Temporal lobe epilepsy, brain tumors Jealous is unfaithful without Othello Syndrome evidence. Somatic (Hypochondriacal) False belief of having Gustatory Strange or bizarre taste a serious physical "My intestines sensation. illness. are rotting." "My heart has Belief that self, Nihilistic stopped Tactile (Haptic) organs or the world no longer exist. working." (Cotard Syndrome) Feeling movement Somatic AUDITORY HALLUCINATIONS (EXAM FAVORITE) or disturbance inside the body. Feeling touch, insects crawling, movement on skin (formication). Temporal lobe epilepsy, brain lesions Cocaine use, alcohol withdrawal, schizophrenia Schizophrenia, severe depression Second-Person Third-Person Running Commentary Voices Discussing Most common hallucination in schizoprhenia → Auditory "You are useless." SCHNEIDER'S FIRST-RANK SYMPTOMS OF SCHIZOPHRENIA "He is walking now." "He is eating... now he is drinking water..." "Two voices are discussing the patient." Thought Insertion Thought Withdrawal Thought Running Broadcasting Commentary Voices Discussing Patient Delusions of Control EXAM PEARLS Most common delusion in schizophrenia → Persecutory Othello Syndrome → Spouse is cheating Formication → Insects crawling on skin MEMORY TRICK "PRGJESN" Common Delusions P = Persecutory Erotomanic delusion → Celebrity secretly loves me Capgras Syndrome → Familiar person replaced by impostor Cotard Syndrome → Organs/body don't exist Key Takeaway: Not all long-term low mood is the same. Duration helps us think, but diagnosis requires the whole clinical picture. Running commentary→ Voice commenting on actions Third-person hallucination→ Voice discussing patient R Referential G = Grandiose J = Jealous E Erotomanic S = Somatic N = Nihilistic

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Foods that boost dopamine

FOODS THAT NATURALLY BOOST dopamine GDR MICHAELMURRAY BANANAS TYROSINE COFFEE CAFFEINE PINEAPPLE BROMELAIN GREEN TEA L-THEANINE GUAVA VITAMIN C SWEET POTATOES BETA-CAROTENE BEETS NITRATES CASHEWS COPPER BROCCOLI SULFORAPHANE
FOODS THAT NATURALLY BOOST dopamine GDR MICHAELMURRAY BANANAS TYROSINE COFFEE CAFFEINE PINEAPPLE BROMELAIN GREEN TEA L-THEANINE GUAVA VITAMIN C SWEET POTATOES BETA-CAROTENE BEETS NITRATES CASHEWS COPPER BROCCOLI SULFORAPHANE

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How to deliver an elbow strike

No. 065: Deliver a Devastating Elbow Strike CONOP: Cut and crush an adversary's head with proper elbow strikes. COA 1: Elbow Strike Anatomy and Physiology Tip of elbow will filet a face wide open. Forearm of elbow will crush bone. COA 2: Proper Elbow Strike Technique Hand open and thumb anchored to chest. Guard is always up. A powerful elbow strike is 80 percent body, 20 percent shoulder. Body generates power from hips and core rotation. COA 3: Where to Aim Throat BLUF: Temple Chin A well-executed elbow strike can be more effective than a punch.
No. 065: Deliver a Devastating Elbow Strike CONOP: Cut and crush an adversary's head with proper elbow strikes. COA 1: Elbow Strike Anatomy and Physiology Tip of elbow will filet a face wide open. Forearm of elbow will crush bone. COA 2: Proper Elbow Strike Technique Hand open and thumb anchored to chest. Guard is always up. A powerful elbow strike is 80 percent body, 20 percent shoulder. Body generates power from hips and core rotation. COA 3: Where to Aim Throat BLUF: Temple Chin A well-executed elbow strike can be more effective than a punch.

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Hot dog guide

FOOD REPUBLIC EST 2010 ULTIMATE HOT GUIDE NEW YORK Hot dog in a bun, mustard, sauerkraut, onion sauce SEATTLE Bratwurst, cream cheese, sliced raw jalapeños, chopped cabbage, sriracha SONORA Bacon-wrapped hot dog, split soft. roll, relish, tomatoes, onions, avocado chunks, mayonnaise TIJUANA Bacon-wrapped hot dog, grilled sliced peppers, onions, jalapeños, squishy white bun DODGER DOG Footlong dog in a footlong bun, ketchup, mustard, chopped onions, relish "DOYER" DOG Footlong dog in a footlong bun, mustard, nacho cheese, pickled jalapenos, salsa KOREA Corn dog coated with crinkle-cut fries and fried on a stick, ketchup COLOMBIA Hot dog in a bun, ketchup, mustard, mayo, pineapple, crushed potato chips, boiled quail egg speared on top JAPAN Hot dog sliced to look like an octopus, fried and served as part of bento box GERMANY Frankfurter, sauerkraut, potato salad, mustard (no bun) CAROLINA Hot dog in a bun with chili, chopped onions and cole slaw MONTREAL "All-Dressed": New England-style bun, steamed hot dog, mustard, chopped onion and cabbage MICHIGAN Hot dog in a bun, tomato-based meat chili sauce, mustard ITALIAN Deep-fried hot dog in an Italian roll, bell peppers, onions, French fries, ketchup, mustard CONEY Short hot dog in a short bun with chili, chopped onions and a pile of finely shredded cheddar CHICAGO Hot dog, poppy seed bun, pickle spear, celery salt, tomatoes, whole pickled peppers, chopped onions, "neon" green relish, mustard BAGEL DOG Hot dog wrapped in everything bagel dough, baked and served with mustard KANSAS CITY Hot dog in a sesame seed bun, sauerkraut, melted Swiss cheese POTATO DOG Hot dog in a bun, fried potatoes, peppers, onions, mustard BRAZIL Hot dog in a split roll, pico de gallo, corn, grated parmesan, shredded carrots, diced ham, cilantro, shoestring fries CHILE W Hot dog in a bun with chopped tomatoes, sauerkraut, mashed avocado, mayonnaise GUATEMALA Bacon-wrapped hot dog in an avocado-coated corn tortilla, shredded lettuce, cabbage, mayonnaise, chopped onions PHILIPPINES Bright red notched dog served with banana ketchup, rice, fried egg (no bun) DENMARK Long hot dog in a bun, pickle chips, remoulade, ketchup, mustard, fried onions, chopped onions SWEDEN Hot dog surrounded by mashed potatoes, shrimp salad, lettuce and fried onions rolled into a wrap CZECH REPUBLIC Hot dog in a roll with a hole punched through it lengthwise, coated in ketchup and mustard BALTIMORE Fried bologna wrapped around a fried hot dog with mustard in a squishy bun IDAHO Hot dog in a baked potato, topped with bacon bits, chives, sour cream DENVER Hot dog in a bun, chopped red onion, green chile sauce, sour cream, chopped jalapenos HAWAII Hawaiian sweet bread roll with a hole punched through it, hot dog, ketchup, mustard, fruit sauces MEMPHIS Bacon-wrapped hot dog in at bun, barbecue sauce, chopped scallions, shredded cheddar NORWAY Long hot dog wrapped in a large toasted tortilla or flatbread, ketchup, mustard PERU Sliced hot dog, fried, served with fries, ketchup, mustard, mayo (no bun) GEORGIA Open hot dog bun, sliced hot dog, cheese, chili, chopped onions, sliced pickles, oyster crackers, ketchup, mustard FRANCE Long hot dog in a baguette, covered in shredded Gruyère, then broiled CHINA Hot dog wrapped in a dumpling- like dough, sprinkled with sesame seeds and baked ARGENTINA Chorizo link in a soft hero roll VIETNAM Long sausage in a french roll slathered with chimichurri and a with julienned pickled pickled red onion/tomato mix vegetables CLEVELAND Kielbasa in a bun, French fries, hot sauce, cole slaw AMSTERDAM Long hot dog in a bun, covered in pizza sauce and mozzarella cheese, then broiled
FOOD REPUBLIC EST 2010 ULTIMATE HOT GUIDE NEW YORK Hot dog in a bun, mustard, sauerkraut, onion sauce SEATTLE Bratwurst, cream cheese, sliced raw jalapeños, chopped cabbage, sriracha SONORA Bacon-wrapped hot dog, split soft. roll, relish, tomatoes, onions, avocado chunks, mayonnaise TIJUANA Bacon-wrapped hot dog, grilled sliced peppers, onions, jalapeños, squishy white bun DODGER DOG Footlong dog in a footlong bun, ketchup, mustard, chopped onions, relish "DOYER" DOG Footlong dog in a footlong bun, mustard, nacho cheese, pickled jalapenos, salsa KOREA Corn dog coated with crinkle-cut fries and fried on a stick, ketchup COLOMBIA Hot dog in a bun, ketchup, mustard, mayo, pineapple, crushed potato chips, boiled quail egg speared on top JAPAN Hot dog sliced to look like an octopus, fried and served as part of bento box GERMANY Frankfurter, sauerkraut, potato salad, mustard (no bun) CAROLINA Hot dog in a bun with chili, chopped onions and cole slaw MONTREAL "All-Dressed": New England-style bun, steamed hot dog, mustard, chopped onion and cabbage MICHIGAN Hot dog in a bun, tomato-based meat chili sauce, mustard ITALIAN Deep-fried hot dog in an Italian roll, bell peppers, onions, French fries, ketchup, mustard CONEY Short hot dog in a short bun with chili, chopped onions and a pile of finely shredded cheddar CHICAGO Hot dog, poppy seed bun, pickle spear, celery salt, tomatoes, whole pickled peppers, chopped onions, "neon" green relish, mustard BAGEL DOG Hot dog wrapped in everything bagel dough, baked and served with mustard KANSAS CITY Hot dog in a sesame seed bun, sauerkraut, melted Swiss cheese POTATO DOG Hot dog in a bun, fried potatoes, peppers, onions, mustard BRAZIL Hot dog in a split roll, pico de gallo, corn, grated parmesan, shredded carrots, diced ham, cilantro, shoestring fries CHILE W Hot dog in a bun with chopped tomatoes, sauerkraut, mashed avocado, mayonnaise GUATEMALA Bacon-wrapped hot dog in an avocado-coated corn tortilla, shredded lettuce, cabbage, mayonnaise, chopped onions PHILIPPINES Bright red notched dog served with banana ketchup, rice, fried egg (no bun) DENMARK Long hot dog in a bun, pickle chips, remoulade, ketchup, mustard, fried onions, chopped onions SWEDEN Hot dog surrounded by mashed potatoes, shrimp salad, lettuce and fried onions rolled into a wrap CZECH REPUBLIC Hot dog in a roll with a hole punched through it lengthwise, coated in ketchup and mustard BALTIMORE Fried bologna wrapped around a fried hot dog with mustard in a squishy bun IDAHO Hot dog in a baked potato, topped with bacon bits, chives, sour cream DENVER Hot dog in a bun, chopped red onion, green chile sauce, sour cream, chopped jalapenos HAWAII Hawaiian sweet bread roll with a hole punched through it, hot dog, ketchup, mustard, fruit sauces MEMPHIS Bacon-wrapped hot dog in at bun, barbecue sauce, chopped scallions, shredded cheddar NORWAY Long hot dog wrapped in a large toasted tortilla or flatbread, ketchup, mustard PERU Sliced hot dog, fried, served with fries, ketchup, mustard, mayo (no bun) GEORGIA Open hot dog bun, sliced hot dog, cheese, chili, chopped onions, sliced pickles, oyster crackers, ketchup, mustard FRANCE Long hot dog in a baguette, covered in shredded Gruyère, then broiled CHINA Hot dog wrapped in a dumpling- like dough, sprinkled with sesame seeds and baked ARGENTINA Chorizo link in a soft hero roll VIETNAM Long sausage in a french roll slathered with chimichurri and a with julienned pickled pickled red onion/tomato mix vegetables CLEVELAND Kielbasa in a bun, French fries, hot sauce, cole slaw AMSTERDAM Long hot dog in a bun, covered in pizza sauce and mozzarella cheese, then broiled

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