Sleeping Beauty Castle Inspired by Neuschwanstein Castle, a picturesque 19th-century castle in Germany, Sleeping Beauty Castle at Disneyland Park in Anaheim, California, reaches nowhere near its European counterpart’s 213 foot height. Yet, despite its more intimate scale, the 77-foot-tall structure seems to tower over Main Street, thanks to the fact that design elements like the bricks in the walls get progressively smaller as they reach greater heights, imposing a forced perspective that exaggerates the castle’s size. This iconic symbol of the park dates back to opening day in 1955. The interior of the castle, which opened to visitors two years later, includes dioramas that tell the story of “Sleeping Beauty.” Fanciful features include imposing arches, a French-inspired golden crest (a rendering of the Disney coat of arms) above the entry, a drawbridge that has been lowered only twice, and below it, a moat known as Lake of the Swans. Enchanted Storybook Castle Opened in 2016, the Enchanted Storybook Castle at Shanghai Disneyland Park offers walk-throughs of exhibits representing all the Disney princesses and is the tallest of the six Disney castles, reaching close to 200 feet. Hewing to the mantra “authentically Disney, distinctly Chinese,” the tallest of the eight towers is topped with a golden peony finial symbolizing China above a stream of shooting Disney stars; one of the remaining spires has a gold finial shaped like a magnolia (an important flower for the Shanghainese), and another carries a crown representing the Disney princesses. Phantom Manor The Disneyland Paris equivalent of the Haunted Mansion at Walt Disney World and other Disney parks, this dark-ride attraction opened in 1992 in Frontierland in the French park in Marne-la-Vallée. Though it promises glimpses of 999 “happy haunts,” its imposing exterior is forbidding enough to give visitors second thoughts about dropping by. Built in the Victorian Second Empire architectural style, the house also took inspiration for its deliberately dilapidated look from the Fourth Ward school building in the old mining town of Virginia City, Nevada. Tokyo Disneyland Hotel Opened in 2008, this Victorian-style accommodation in Urayasu, Japan, is the largest and perhaps most striking of the three Disney hotels in Tokyo Disney Resort. The nine-story hotel with a sweeping entryway and ornate dome manages to blend the early 20th-century Victorian architectural style that Walt Disney embraced throughout his career with that of World Bazaar, the first themed land to greet guests as they stroll into Tokyo Disneyland. Flo’s V8 Cafe Patrons of Disneyland in Anaheim can fuel up at this retro diner in Cars Land that opened in 2012 and serves up American classics like fried chicken alongside architectural eye candy. A replica of the eponymous cafe in the hit Disney film “Cars,” itself named in honor of the V8 engine, the car-themed canteen incorporates design elements resembling pistons, spark plugs, and even an air filter.
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Almost everyone loves the taste of pineapple, it is added to salads, eaten raw or canned, but many know almost nothing about this unique fruit. Test your knowledge by comparing them with the top 10 facts about pineapple. 1. Initially, “pineapple” was the name used for pine cones, the first written mention of the word dates back to 1398. 2. When this tropical fruit was discovered in America, Europeans called them pineapples because of the similarity to what we now know as pine cones. 3. Pineapple is not an apple, or pine. This is actually a berry! 4. In Spanish, pineapples are called Pina - which you probably heard about in relation to Pina Colada drink. 5. In the wild, pineapple as a plant can live up to 50 years. 6. It is possible to grow pineapple at home by cutting the top of the fruit and planting it in the soil. 7. The largest pineapple in the world for all history was in 2011 in Australia, 32 cm long, 66 cm in circumference and weighed a record 8.28 kg. 8. 75% of all pineapples sold in Europe are grown in Costa Rica. 9. The Hawaiian word for pineapple is halakahiki. 10. Pineapple Plantations The Garden Maze in Hawaii has a record for the largest mazes in the world, over three hectares in length. When eating raw pineapple, we bake our lips, this is because pineapple juice eats up the cells of our skin.
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Diabetes mellitus occurs due to the fact that there is an incorrect metabolism. And the body suffers through lack of glucose uptake. Also, diabetes can occur due to obesity. Therefore, with this disease, a person just needs to eat properly. If a person has a mild form of diabetes, then it is enough for him to “go on a diet.” If a person has a moderate and severe form, then he needs to combine proper nutrition with taking sugar-lowering drugs or insulin. Everyone knows that our health and the health of our body depend on proper nutrition. The ratio of fats, proteins and carbohydrates should be balanced. After all, the diet for a patient with diabetes should be regular: five to six times a day. For those who are overweight, in order to saturate the body, you need to include the following foods in your diet: fresh and sauerkraut, spinach, lettuce, tomatoes, cucumbers and green peas. In order to improve the functional activity for the liver, the following foods that contain lipotropic factors should be present in the diet. In nutrition diabetics can include: - two slices of brown bread; - once or twice a week, liquid vegetable soups; - lean meat, in any form, except for fried; - low-fat fish, in any form, except fried; - Vegetable dishes in boiled, raw and baked form; - egg dishes, you can consume two eggs in any form per day; - various fruits and berries (not sweet); - sour -milk dishes (as prescribed by the doctor); - spicy natural sauces; - various liquids in the form of tea, etc., together with soup, up to five glasses a day; - 40 grams per day of butter and vegetable oil; There are products that are strictly forbidden to a patient with diabetes: sweet and flour products, fatty and fried foods.
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Nowadays, to see a person on a bicycle or while running is not something unusual, although not long ago it was not in trend. In this article you can find out when and where the first messages on a healthy lifestyle appeared. The fashion for a beautiful body and strength went back to ancient times, namely, from the time of Plato, Socrates, Pythagus, who glorified not only with their great work but also not small achievements in sports. The revival of the fashion for a healthy lifestyle began at the turn of the XIX and XX centuries, and an important factor in this were bodybuilding, bodybuilding and fist fights. In Europe, for example, this image was distributed primarily through circus art, in which the best strongmen of the continent took part, and amazed everyone with their abilities. Moving from city to city, they showed what the human body is capable of. In 1896, the first Olympic Games of our time took place, and the fashion for sports spun with renewed vigor. America became the homeland of fitness and gyms. After the war, doctors began to sound the alarm: more than half of the children in the 50s had poor physical fitness and could not cope with the standards, and until the 70s the US population began to suffer from obesity and cardiovascular diseases. After the authorities took up the popularization of sports and fitness, the number of people who began to go to the halls increased 4 times. Although sport in the Soviet Union has always been in demand and assistance from the authorities, at the turn of the 80s and 90s people were not up to fitness. Only since the 2000s has this trend entered the mass consciousness. Along with improving people's well-being, the penetration of Western culture into our lives, it also becomes important for us how we feel. At the given moment, sport is in the first place for a lot of people, since they realized that a beautiful body does not only attract opposites of a full lock of a healthy mind. Have a nice workout!
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1. Uhu is salted at the beginning of cooking, and meat broth - at the end. 2. Jacket potatoes are salted at the beginning, and it is better to salt the porridge at the end of cooking. 3. At the beginning of cooking, you can’t salt the beans, so as not to double the cooking time, but the vegetables for a side dish, like carrots or cauliflower, will turn out to be tastier if you salt the water right away. 4. Salt promotes the release of juices, so it is not recommended to salt meat and vegetables long before cooking and eating - they can turn out to be rather dry. 5. Foods that contain bitterness in juice (zucchini, cabbage) can be salted before cooking to allow the juice to stand out and drain. 6. To speed up the digestion of solid foods, such as meat or beans, they are boiled in unsalted water. If it is more important not to let the product lose its shape, then it is better to salt the water.
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In recent years, home winemaking has become increasingly popular. The reason for this is the fashion for everything natural. And where else, if not on your own site, you can grow environmentally friendly grapes. The fact that wine at home can be obtained very tasty is no secret. For its manufacture, you can use not only grapes, but also other fruits and berries. Wonderful wine is obtained from strawberries, raspberries, plums ... We will talk about homemade wine from grapes.

Wine at home The most important thing in making homemade, and indeed any other wine is raw materials.

Many argue that making wine at home from waste grapes or from wild varieties is cheaper and much more profitable. It is worth noting that this is worth doing only with experience in making homemade grape drink, because damaged fruits can disrupt the process and the drink will be spoiled.

Another important factor is the preservation of yeast on the skin of grapes that cause yeast fermentation. For this, grapes should never be washed before production. One has only to carefully sort out the clusters and remove the garbage and leaves. Oddly enough, many winemakers advise to leave grape twigs. From this, the aroma of the wine will become stronger. Do not forget that grape juice is transparent. Therefore, grape skins should also become part of the wort, if you want to make red wine. Start your small home experiment with a completely ordinary dry wine from black grape varieties. The bloody drink that you receive will support your immunity during colds.

When making such a wine, everything is quite simple. If the first attempt to make homemade wine was successful, then the next time you can try adding another variety of grapes or berries. After several attempts, you will undoubtedly be able to make wine, which will be your family's favorite alcoholic beverage.

The optimal conditions for the maturation of wine - 15-20 ° C. At this temperature, the future drink lives an active life for about two weeks. After this, the fermentation process slows down somewhat, but does not stop completely. Wine in this state wanders for another 20 days. This period may vary depending on conditions. This process can also be accelerated artificially using a variety of yeast starter cultures.

As soon as there is a sufficient alcohol content in the future wine, the fermentation process stops, all unnecessary particles turn into a precipitate. After the sediment is completely separated (when the wine is completely white), the wine must be carefully filtered and bottled.

Making wine at home is an exciting process that often unites the whole family. Feet reaping grapes for a future drink, learning about tastes and experimenting with additives - all this can turn into a wonderful ritual, which will result in a tasty and healthy grape drink.

Sleeping Beauty Castle Inspired by Neuschwanstein Castle, a picturesque 19th-century castle in Germany, Sleeping Beauty Castle at Disneyland Park in Anaheim, California, reaches nowhere near its European counterpart’s 213 foot height. Yet, despite its more intimate scale, the 77-foot-tall structure seems to tower over Main Street, thanks to the fact that design elements like the bricks in the walls get progressively smaller as they reach greater heights, imposing a forced perspective that exaggerates the castle’s size. This iconic symbol of the park dates back to opening day in 1955. The interior of the castle, which opened to visitors two years later, includes dioramas that tell the story of “Sleeping Beauty.” Fanciful features include imposing arches, a French-inspired golden crest (a rendering of the Disney coat of arms) above the entry, a drawbridge that has been lowered only twice, and below it, a moat known as Lake of the Swans. Enchanted Storybook Castle Opened in 2016, the Enchanted Storybook Castle at Shanghai Disneyland Park offers walk-throughs of exhibits representing all the Disney princesses and is the tallest of the six Disney castles, reaching close to 200 feet. Hewing to the mantra “authentically Disney, distinctly Chinese,” the tallest of the eight towers is topped with a golden peony finial symbolizing China above a stream of shooting Disney stars; one of the remaining spires has a gold finial shaped like a magnolia (an important flower for the Shanghainese), and another carries a crown representing the Disney princesses. Phantom Manor The Disneyland Paris equivalent of the Haunted Mansion at Walt Disney World and other Disney parks, this dark-ride attraction opened in 1992 in Frontierland in the French park in Marne-la-Vallée. Though it promises glimpses of 999 “happy haunts,” its imposing exterior is forbidding enough to give visitors second thoughts about dropping by. Built in the Victorian Second Empire architectural style, the house also took inspiration for its deliberately dilapidated look from the Fourth Ward school building in the old mining town of Virginia City, Nevada. Tokyo Disneyland Hotel Opened in 2008, this Victorian-style accommodation in Urayasu, Japan, is the largest and perhaps most striking of the three Disney hotels in Tokyo Disney Resort. The nine-story hotel with a sweeping entryway and ornate dome manages to blend the early 20th-century Victorian architectural style that Walt Disney embraced throughout his career with that of World Bazaar, the first themed land to greet guests as they stroll into Tokyo Disneyland. Flo’s V8 Cafe Patrons of Disneyland in Anaheim can fuel up at this retro diner in Cars Land that opened in 2012 and serves up American classics like fried chicken alongside architectural eye candy. A replica of the eponymous cafe in the hit Disney film “Cars,” itself named in honor of the V8 engine, the car-themed canteen incorporates design elements resembling pistons, spark plugs, and even an air filter.
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Almost everyone loves the taste of pineapple, it is added to salads, eaten raw or canned, but many know almost nothing about this unique fruit. Test your knowledge by comparing them with the top 10 facts about pineapple. 1. Initially, “pineapple” was the name used for pine cones, the first written mention of the word dates back to 1398. 2. When this tropical fruit was discovered in America, Europeans called them pineapples because of the similarity to what we now know as pine cones. 3. Pineapple is not an apple, or pine. This is actually a berry! 4. In Spanish, pineapples are called Pina - which you probably heard about in relation to Pina Colada drink. 5. In the wild, pineapple as a plant can live up to 50 years. 6. It is possible to grow pineapple at home by cutting the top of the fruit and planting it in the soil. 7. The largest pineapple in the world for all history was in 2011 in Australia, 32 cm long, 66 cm in circumference and weighed a record 8.28 kg. 8. 75% of all pineapples sold in Europe are grown in Costa Rica. 9. The Hawaiian word for pineapple is halakahiki. 10. Pineapple Plantations The Garden Maze in Hawaii has a record for the largest mazes in the world, over three hectares in length. When eating raw pineapple, we bake our lips, this is because pineapple juice eats up the cells of our skin.
All About Pineapple
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Diabetes mellitus occurs due to the fact that there is an incorrect metabolism. And the body suffers through lack of glucose uptake. Also, diabetes can occur due to obesity. Therefore, with this disease, a person just needs to eat properly. If a person has a mild form of diabetes, then it is enough for him to “go on a diet.” If a person has a moderate and severe form, then he needs to combine proper nutrition with taking sugar-lowering drugs or insulin. Everyone knows that our health and the health of our body depend on proper nutrition. The ratio of fats, proteins and carbohydrates should be balanced. After all, the diet for a patient with diabetes should be regular: five to six times a day. For those who are overweight, in order to saturate the body, you need to include the following foods in your diet: fresh and sauerkraut, spinach, lettuce, tomatoes, cucumbers and green peas. In order to improve the functional activity for the liver, the following foods that contain lipotropic factors should be present in the diet. In nutrition diabetics can include: - two slices of brown bread; - once or twice a week, liquid vegetable soups; - lean meat, in any form, except for fried; - low-fat fish, in any form, except fried; - Vegetable dishes in boiled, raw and baked form; - egg dishes, you can consume two eggs in any form per day; - various fruits and berries (not sweet); - sour -milk dishes (as prescribed by the doctor); - spicy natural sauces; - various liquids in the form of tea, etc., together with soup, up to five glasses a day; - 40 grams per day of butter and vegetable oil; There are products that are strictly forbidden to a patient with diabetes: sweet and flour products, fatty and fried foods.
Diabetes Nutrition
Diabetes mellitus occurs due to the fact that there is...
Nowadays, to see a person on a bicycle or while running is not something unusual, although not long ago it was not in trend. In this article you can find out when and where the first messages on a healthy lifestyle appeared. The fashion for a beautiful body and strength went back to ancient times, namely, from the time of Plato, Socrates, Pythagus, who glorified not only with their great work but also not small achievements in sports. The revival of the fashion for a healthy lifestyle began at the turn of the XIX and XX centuries, and an important factor in this were bodybuilding, bodybuilding and fist fights. In Europe, for example, this image was distributed primarily through circus art, in which the best strongmen of the continent took part, and amazed everyone with their abilities. Moving from city to city, they showed what the human body is capable of. In 1896, the first Olympic Games of our time took place, and the fashion for sports spun with renewed vigor. America became the homeland of fitness and gyms. After the war, doctors began to sound the alarm: more than half of the children in the 50s had poor physical fitness and could not cope with the standards, and until the 70s the US population began to suffer from obesity and cardiovascular diseases. After the authorities took up the popularization of sports and fitness, the number of people who began to go to the halls increased 4 times. Although sport in the Soviet Union has always been in demand and assistance from the authorities, at the turn of the 80s and 90s people were not up to fitness. Only since the 2000s has this trend entered the mass consciousness. Along with improving people's well-being, the penetration of Western culture into our lives, it also becomes important for us how we feel. At the given moment, sport is in the first place for a lot of people, since they realized that a beautiful body does not only attract opposites of a full lock of a healthy mind. Have a nice workout!
Fitness story
Nowadays, to see a person on a bicycle or while runnin...
1. Uhu is salted at the beginning of cooking, and meat broth - at the end. 2. Jacket potatoes are salted at the beginning, and it is better to salt the porridge at the end of cooking. 3. At the beginning of cooking, you can’t salt the beans, so as not to double the cooking time, but the vegetables for a side dish, like carrots or cauliflower, will turn out to be tastier if you salt the water right away. 4. Salt promotes the release of juices, so it is not recommended to salt meat and vegetables long before cooking and eating - they can turn out to be rather dry. 5. Foods that contain bitterness in juice (zucchini, cabbage) can be salted before cooking to allow the juice to stand out and drain. 6. To speed up the digestion of solid foods, such as meat or beans, they are boiled in unsalted water. If it is more important not to let the product lose its shape, then it is better to salt the water.
How to salt correctly?
1. Uhu is salted at the beginning of cooking, and meat...