#Local markets

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Personal Goals for this Week

✔️ Reduce screen time (set screen time limits on social media and game apps)

✔️ Track meals and fitness

✔️ Set a schedule for the bakery

✔️ Set a schedule for writing

✔️ Set up sales on spicy sites prior to retiring at end of September

✔️ Set a schedule for holiday bakery sales

✔️ Look into local markets and vendor events for bakery

✔️Write down all debts and create a plan to pay them off ($300/month will pay off everything except student loans in about a year)

Start a savings account for creating a commercial bakery space

✔️ Design a farm stand to put in driveway for bakery

✔️ Put phone on DND at 11:00 pm so I can sleep in peace but allow emergency calls to come through (scheduled DND/Bedtime to start at 11:00 pm and ending at 5:30 am with my alarm)

✔️ Look into local gyms/personal trainers

Maybe start a podcast?? (Probably not. I think I'm a little manic right now so lofty ass ideas!)

Income Goal: $200

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Saturdays are for shopping in local markets for new flowers 💐

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CLOSING TIME! Get to these Farmers' Markets in October before they're gone for the year!

we’re in awe of this beautiful image from Bellevue Farmers Market October is the final month for several local farmers markets until next year, but as this gorgeous graphic from Bellevue Farmers Market demonstrates, there’s still plenty of fresh, local produce to be had- as well as prepared foods, baked goods, pantry items, flowers, all your decorative gourd season needs, and more.  A list of…

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Dancing Tiger Mushrooms. With their vibrant colours and captivating appearance, these mushrooms are not just a feast for the eyes but also a topic of great interest among mycologists and nature lovers alike. In this blog post, we’ll explore what makes Dancing Tiger Mushrooms so special and why they deserve a place in your forest foraging adventures!

What Are Dancing Tiger Mushrooms?

Dancing Tiger Mushrooms, scientifically known as Lactarius tigrinus, are a type of fungi belonging to the Lactariaceae family. Known for their striking orange and black markings that resemble the stripes of a tiger, these mushrooms often grow in clusters, creating a stunning visual display on the forest floor. They typically thrive in temperate regions, particularly in woodland and forest settings, where they form a symbiotic relationship with trees, particularly conifers.

A Feast for the Eyes and the Palate?

While their beauty is undeniable, it’s essential to approach Dancing Tiger Mushrooms with caution. Many species of mushrooms are toxic, and unfortunately, Lactarius tigrinus can fall into that category. They are not widely regarded as edible due to their slightly bitter taste and potential for gastrointestinal distress if consumed. However, some experienced foragers often admire them purely for their aesthetic appeal and ecological role rather than as a food source.

Ecological Importance

Dancing Tiger Mushrooms play a significant role in their ecosystem. Like many mushrooms, they contribute to nutrient cycling in their environments, breaking down organic matter and returning nutrients to the soil. Their presence indicates a healthy forest ecosystem, as they help connect trees and enhance their nutrient uptake through a network of mycelium.

Conclusion

Whether you���re a mushroom aficionado, a curious nature lover, or an aspiring forager, Dancing Tiger Mushrooms are a fascinating subject worthy of admiration. While they may not be the most practical choice for your dinner plate, their striking appearance and ecological benefits make them a treasure of the natural world. Next time you venture into the woods, be sure to keep an eye out for these magnificent fungi. Who knows? You might just witness the magic of the Dancing Tiger in its natural habitat!

Explore, admire, and appreciate what nature has to offer, and remember: always exercise caution and research before engaging in mushroom foraging!

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Top Marketplaces for Product Promotions in Mumbai

The busy markets in Mumbai are great places for brands to show off their goods and reach a lot of shoppers. They’re also great places to connect with customers and create brand experiences they’ll never forget, whether you’re promoting an old or new product.

Here are some of the best places to sell things in Mumbai’s marketplaces:

Crawford Market (Mahatma Jyotiba Phule Mandai): With its busy atmosphere and wide variety of goods, Crawford Market (Mahatma Jyotiba Phule Mandai) is a landmark in South Mumbai. In this famous market, brands can display and promote their products and get people to buy them through creative displays and promotions. It has everything from fresh food to clothes, accessories, and electronics.

Fashion Street, Churchgate: This busy marketplace, which is close to Mumbai’s famous Marine Drive, has many trendy clothing stores and cheap goods. With its colorful street vendors and crowds, it is a great place to advertise products to fashion-conscious shoppers and those who set trends.

Bandra’s Linking Road: This popular shopping area in the affluent suburb of Bandra features trendy boutiques, designer stores, and lively street markets. Due to its wide range of shoppers and lively atmosphere, this market is a great place for brands to display their goods and connect with Mumbai’s fashion-forward crowd.

Colaba Causeway: This busy street market is near Mumbai’s famous Gateway of India. It’s renowned for its lively atmosphere and wide variety of goods. A great place to advertise your products to tourists and locals, this busy marketplace is full of handicrafts, souvenirs, clothes, accessories, and home decor items.

Lokhandwala Market, Andheri: This popular shopping spot in the western suburbs of Mumbai is known for its lively street vendors, high-end stores, and cool coffee shops. With a wide range of goods and many people, this buzzing marketplace allows brands to display products and interact with customers in an energetic setting.

In Mumbai, markets offer more than just shopping opportunities. They are vibrant centers of culture and energy where brands can display their products and engage with customers enjoyably and dynamically. From the historical charm of Crawford Market to the trendy atmosphere of Lokhandwala Market, these bustling hubs provide numerous avenues for brands to reach out to a diverse range of shoppers and create lasting impressions through product promotions. Take advantage of the opportunity to showcase your goods in Mumbai’s bustling markets and set your brand apart in the city’s thriving shopping landscape.

https://sceneloc8.com/top-marketplaces-for-product-promotions-in-mumbai/

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Exploring the Enchanting Old Town of Menton, France

Nestled on the French Riviera, just a stone's throw from the Italian border, lies the picturesque town of Menton. Often referred to as the "Pearl of France," Menton captivates visitors with its beautiful pastel architecture, vibrant local markets, and a culinary scene that is nothing short of delectable. Let’s take a stroll through this charming old town and discover its many delights.

The Charm of Pastel Architecture

One of the first things that strikes you about Menton is its stunning architecture. The old town is a maze of narrow streets, each lined with buildings painted in soft pastel hues. From sun-kissed yellows and warm corals to gentle blues and greens, these colorful facades reflect the Mediterranean light, creating a serene and inviting atmosphere. As you wander through the labyrinthine alleys, you’ll find yourself constantly stopping to admire the charming windows adorned with flower boxes, the wrought-iron balconies, and the intricate detailing that make each building unique.

Vibrant Local Markets

Menton’s local markets are a feast for the senses. The most famous is the Marché des Halles, an indoor market where you can find fresh produce, cheeses, meats, and an array of local delicacies. The market is a bustling hub of activity, with vendors proudly displaying their goods and engaging in lively banter with customers.

Outside, the streets come alive with additional stalls selling everything from handcrafted souvenirs to fresh flowers. The colors and scents are intoxicating, with the bright hues of fruits and vegetables contrasting beautifully against the pastel backdrop of the buildings. It's a perfect place to immerse yourself in the local culture and perhaps pick up some ingredients for a picnic on the beach.

The Lemon Abundance

Menton is renowned for its lemons, and these vibrant fruits are an integral part of the town’s identity. The mild climate and fertile soil create the perfect conditions for growing the sweetest and juiciest lemons. In February, the town celebrates its annual Lemon Festival (Fête du Citron), a spectacular event featuring elaborate citrus sculptures, parades, and fireworks. But lemons are celebrated year-round in Menton, appearing in everything from limoncello and lemon tarts to savory dishes and artisanal products.

Delectable Local Cuisine

The culinary scene in Menton is a delightful fusion of French and Italian influences, reflecting its unique geographical location. Fresh seafood is a staple, with dishes like bouillabaisse and grilled fish commonly found on menus. Local specialties include socca (a chickpea flour pancake), barbajuans (savory pastries filled with Swiss chard and ricotta), and pichade (a tomato and onion tart).

Dining in Menton is a sensory experience. Whether you’re enjoying a meal at a seaside bistro, a family-run trattoria, or a Michelin-starred restaurant, the emphasis is always on fresh, local ingredients and traditional recipes passed down through generations.

Dressing Up for the Backdrops

Menton’s breathtaking scenery provides the perfect backdrop for dressing up and taking memorable photos. The pastel-colored buildings, the azure sea, and the lush gardens create a romantic and picturesque setting that invites you to put on your best attire. Whether you’re strolling along the Promenade du Soleil, exploring the botanical gardens, or simply enjoying a gelato in one of the charming squares, the beauty of Menton makes every moment feel special.

In conclusion, Menton is a town that enchants visitors with its stunning architecture, vibrant markets, and delicious local cuisine. The abundance of lemons adds a unique flavor to the town’s identity, while the beautiful backdrops inspire you to dress up and capture the memories. A visit to Menton is a journey through a fairy tale, where every corner reveals a new delight and every experience leaves a lasting impression.

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Working women persisted in defending their families against hunger, the loss of their lands, the attack on their traditional lives, the undermining of local prices in local markets, and deteriorating wages and work conditions.

"Normal Women: 900 Years of Making History" - Philippa Gregory

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Working women persisted in defending their families against hunger, the loss of their lands, the attack on their traditional lives, the undermining of local prices in local markets, and deteriorating wages and work conditions.

"Normal Women: 900 Years of Making History" - Philippa Gregory

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Someone asked in a Facebook group about how to find out about all the different winter/xmas markets happening in the area, so I figured I would share that if you search The 95EH Events Calendar at moun.town/events you can find a bunch of local markets + if/when public Facebook events get created for anymore Kimberley/Cranbrook area markets, they'll get added to the overall list (it's also possible to submit events right on the calendar for anyone who doesn't use Facebook for listing their local area events).

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City Saturdays are always for shopping hauls 🛍️😍

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Marison's at Robinsons Place Antipolo: Elevating Filipino Cuisine with creative flair

When it comes to exploring the vibrant culinary scene of the Philippines, the city of Antipolo, located east of Manila, holds a delightful surprise for food enthusiasts. Nestled within the charming Robinsons Place Antipolo, Marison’s stands out as a haven for those seeking a truly memorable dining experience. With its unique approach to Filipino cuisine, Marison’s takes traditional homegrown…

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Millions of solar panels are piling up in warehouses across the Continent because of a manufacturing battle in China, where cut-throat competition has driven the world’s biggest panel-makers to expand production far faster than they can be installed.

The supply glut has caused solar panel prices to halve. This sounds like great news for the EU, which recently pledged to triple its solar power capacity to 672 gigawatts by 2030. That’s roughly equivalent to 200 large nuclear power stations.

In reality, though, it has caused a crisis. Under the EU’s “Green Deal Industrial Plan”, 40pc of the panels to be spread across European fields and roofs were meant to be made by European manufacturers.

However, the influx of cheap Chinese alternatives means that instead of tooling up, manufacturers are pulling out of the market or becoming insolvent. Last year 97pc of the solar panels installed across Europe came from China.[...]

The best estimates suggest that about 90 gigawatts worth of solar panels are stashed around Europe. That solar power capacity roughly equates to 25 large nuclear power stations the size of Hinkley Point C.[...]

The sheer scale of the problem was revealed in a recent report from the International Energy Agency (IEA).

It warned that although the world was installing at record rates of around 400 gigawatts a year, manufacturing capacity was growing far faster.

By the end of this year solar panel factories, mostly in China, will be capable of churning out 1,100 gigawatts a year – nearly three times more than the world is ready [sic] for. For comparison, that’s about 11 times [!!!!] the UK’s entire generating capacity.

For some solar power installers, it’s a dream come true. Sagar Adani is building solar farms across India’s deserts, with 54 in operation and another 12 being built.

His company, Adani Green Energy, is constructing one solar farm so large that it will cover an area five times the size of Paris and have a capacity of 30 gigawatts – equal to a third of the UK’s entire generating capacity.

“I am installing tens of millions of solar panels across these projects,” says Adani. “Almost all of them will have been imported from China. There is nowhere else that can supply them in such numbers or at such prices.

“China saw the opportunity before others, it looked forward to what the world is going to set up 10 years on. And because they scaled up in the way they did, they were able to reduce costs substantially as well.”

That scaling up meant the capital cost of installing solar power fell from around £1.25m per megawatt of generating capacity in 2015 to around £600,000 today – a decrease of more than 50pc – making it cheaper than almost any other form of generation, including wind.[...]

“Up to 2012 there was a healthy looking European solar panel industry but it was actually very reliant on subsidies and preferential treatment.

“But then European governments and other customers started buying from China because their products were so much cheaper. And China still has cheap labour and cheap energy plus a massive domestic market. It’s hard to see Europe recovering from those disadvantages.”

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