Current — Nuclear Energy

Current — Nuclear Energy

• Les Présidentiables: Meet the French Presidential Candidates

  

  While the French occasionally cast a horrified eye on the U.S. presidential campaign, the average American knows nothing about the French one. As a long-term... Read more

  The 04 october 2011 by   Sedulia
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• A Woman’s Right to Know…Breast Cancer Basics Continued

  

  Once that lump you found, or was found during a comprehensive breast exam, or in a mammogram is confirmed as breast cancer, you are on a journey where your righ... Read more

  The 04 october 2011 by   Jean Campbell
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• The Real Housewives Of Beverly Hills: $25,000 Sunglasses?! Now There’s No Money...

  Now I’m hardly what you would call a gourmet chef. Probably not even close, since my expertise in the kitchen doesn’t really go much further than making a slit... Read more

  The 04 october 2011 by   Danthatscool
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• It’s Time to Upgrade the Planet

  

  We are presently are the edge of the unknown. We have reached the threshold, the breaking point…the most significantly critical fork in humanity’s road into... Read more

  The 04 october 2011 by   Soulthriller
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• The Roaring Twenties (Raoul Walsh, 1939)

  

  It takes one hell of a star to embody an entire decade, but Jimmy Cagney moves through The Roaring Twenties with such energy that the title might as well refer... Read more

  The 30 september 2011 by   Jake Cole
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• The Value of Extra Time.

  I volunteer a lot to speak or be interviewed for videos and such as part of my "bucket list" item of giving back. I have opinions on many things related to... Read more

  The 30 september 2011 by   Douggosling
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• Biomimicry of Orchids

  

  : Lessons in structural form for the built environment Keywords: Biomimicry, Computer-Aided Design, Orchids, Structural Efficiency Joshua Anthony O’Meara 2010... Read more

  The 29 september 2011 by   Shadesofgreen
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• Day and Night

  

  by ConroyA day/night map of the worldJust a few days ago, September 23rd to be precise, was the September equinox. The date when the sun passes the Equator on... Read more

  The 28 september 2011 by   Conroy
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• Boobs, Punk Rock and Toxic Waste: The Seven Slimiest Movies of the 1980s

  

  While John Hughes and Stephen Spielberg might corner the dime store nostalgia market for the 1980s, an unfettered look at Reagan-era America will show... Read more

  The 27 september 2011 by   Videowordmadefleshpublicist
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• Israel, Bunker Bombs, and the Middle East

  It was recently reported that the US quietly "sold to Israel bombs which have the ability to incinerate buried targets, including suspected sites in Iran which... Read more

  The 25 september 2011 by   Devondb
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• New Solar Power Generating Technology Is Coming

  Okayama Solar Absorbers Use “Green Ferrite” to Generate Super-Cheap Electricity from HeatThis could be the big breakthrough I've been expecting for a couple of... Read more

  The 25 september 2011 by   Hakamike
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• Astrology Versus Science. Have Scientists at the CERN Hadron Collider Stumbled...

  

  The reason for this article is that I heard today that scientists at the CERN Hadron Collider have come up with some unexplained results, namely that a series o... Read more

  The 23 september 2011 by   Solarisastro
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• Japan Have Found a New Wind Turbine Design to Take The Lead

  

  Japanese Researchers Crack the Turbine Stall Issues Using Vortex Design In the wake of the nuclear disaster in Japan there is some good news emerging from the... Read more

  The 23 september 2011 by   Hakamike
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• The Purpose Of Bird-Egg Coloration

  

  image credit Want to see an enduring source of scientific dispute and perplexity? Go to your refrigerator, open a carton of eggs, and look at their speckles.... Read more

  The 23 september 2011 by   Gerard
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• Is the Speed of Light Really the Universal Speed Limit?

  The insight that the speed of thought is faster than light came to me a long time ago. The speed of thought, or the imagination, is faster than light because... Read more

  The 22 september 2011 by   Mikeb302000
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• PT's Trivia: September 20

  We had 19 teams in for Trivia on Tuesday night, as the night started off a bit slow, but got going as we got into the later rounds. Read more

  The 21 september 2011 by   Theomnipotentq
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• Devil in a Black Dress

  

  René Pape as Mephistopheles at Covent Garden. Photo © 2011 Royal Opera at Covent Garden Rene Pape breaks out the new Fall line for Faust. The opera... Read more

  The 21 september 2011 by   Superconductor
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• 45 Ways To Reduce Stress

  

  Pray about everything. Talk less; Listen more. Go to bed before 10:30 p.m. Sleep in a cool dark room. Get up on time so you can start the day unrushed. Read more

  The 20 september 2011 by   Oasisadvancedwellness
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• NEW WAVE WEEK! Day 3: Alain Resnais

  

  Hello everyone and welcome to Day 3 of the Southern Vision French New Wave week, where we examine six filmmakers whose movies were key to the development of... Read more

  The 20 september 2011 by   Tjatkinson
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• A Pandora's Box o' Fun

  

  "A vacation is what you take when can no longer take what you've been taking."Stealing a kiss from the handsome-est dude on the trail ride.Four years ago, I... Read more

  The 20 september 2011 by   Kate_miller
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• Lumpectomy Considered a Safe Option for Young Breast Cancer Patients

  

  The results of two separate studies presented at the recent Multidisciplinary Breast Cancer Symposium in San Francisco indicate that a lumpectomy doesn’t carry ... Read more

  The 20 september 2011 by   Jean Campbell
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• Pollution in Production of Solar Panels an Issue at JinkoSolar Plant

  

  Reports out of China indicate protestors are upset over pollution from a local solar panel manufacturer. The producer in question, JinkoSolar, has been accused... Read more

  The 20 september 2011 by   2ndgreenrevolution
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• Trolling - a Guide for the Socially Awkward.

  Sharing my less than stellar dating history with the world via my blog has yielded an unexpected fringe benefit; the renewal of my desire to go out and rectify... Read more

  The 15 september 2011 by   Madmel
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• Beyond Protest: Saving Our Planet with ‘Deep Green Resistance’ by Rady Ananda

  

  This article was originally posted on Global Research on September 14, 2011. From what makes an effective resister to effective resistance strategies, in Deep... Read more

  The 14 september 2011 by   Devondb
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• 6 Classical Music Pieces to Commemorate 9/11 - #1 The Armed Man: A Mass for Peac...

  I have had an amazing time presenting these six pieces, but today's is extra special. This is one of my very most favorite pieces of music ever. Read more

  The 11 september 2011 by   Pinkall
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• What is a Boiler

  ? If you want hot water, you must have a boiler. In basic terms, is a boiler, a container, the water is heated. This is usually achieved by burning natural gas... Read more

  The 11 september 2011 by   Futli
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• Libya, Syria, and the West: An Interview With Andrew Gavin Marshall

  This is the transcript of an interview I had with Andrew Gavin Marshall, an independent researcher and writer. His work can be seen here and here. Read more

  The 11 september 2011 by   Devondb
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• Google and Energy Usage

  

  Opening a window into the huge amounts of electricity it takes to run their data centers in countries all around the world, the search giant recently disclosed... Read more

  The 10 september 2011 by   2ndgreenrevolution
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• The 200 Million Dollar Ghost Town

  New Mexico, home to several premier scientific, nuclear and military institutions, is planning to take part in an unprecedented science project - a... Read more

  The 09 september 2011 by   Gerard
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• Ten Years Later: Who Is Osama Bin Laden? by Prof. Michel Chossudovsky

  This article was originally posted on Global Research on September 12, 2001. For more information, here is a video of the author, Michel Chossudovsky, being... Read more

  The 09 september 2011 by   Devondb
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• Hot Blood (Nicholas Ray, 1956)

  

  [The following is a contribution to the Nicholas Ray Blog-A-Thon for Tony Dayoub's Cinema Viewfinder.] Nicholas Ray specialized in making films about misfits an... Read more

  The 07 september 2011 by   Jake Cole
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• Rebel Without a Cause (Nicholas Ray, 1955)

  

  Nicholas Ray's most enduring and iconic feature, Rebel Without a Cause resonates not only for its portrait of teenage alienation but its complex and warring... Read more

  The 07 september 2011 by   Jake Cole
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• BLIND Commuter Hell, Heaven.

  BLIND is a short film from Japan.New World Order note: isn't the wearing of facemasks illegal because it interferes with the face-scanning algorythm's ability t... Read more

  The 06 september 2011 by   Freeplanet
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• Run For Cover (Nicholas Ray, 1955)

  

  [The following is a contribution to the Nicholas Ray Blog-A-Thon for Tony Dayoub's Cinema Viewfinder.] Though not as wild as Johnny Guitar, Nicholas Ray's... Read more

  The 06 september 2011 by   Jake Cole
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• How To Have Beautiful, Strong Bones (And Keep Them That Way!)

  

  When’s the last time YOU slipped on the ice? A few months ago when I was carrying 4 gallons of drinking water from the water filling station back to my car, I... Read more

  The 05 september 2011 by   Jamie Koonce
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• DC Comic’s Introduces More Superhero Diversity In New 52

  

  09/04/2011 – by Cynthia Wright The comic book world was recently sent into overdrive when it was discovered that the iconic Peter Parker (aka Spiderman) was... Read more

  The 05 september 2011 by   Cynisright
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• Revenge of the Quick Ripple Bursts- the Metal Edition - Featuring Forest of the...

  

  Forest of the Soul - Restless in Flight Truly an amazingly cool record from the fertile mind of Aaron Carey (of Harvist, Nechochewn, and Angelrust) and his... Read more

  The 05 september 2011 by   Ripplemusic
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• Gone with the Birds

  

  ebaumsworld.comAnother great post by Salvador Herrando-Pérez.–Through each new species, evolution assembles a unique combination of genes. Read more

  The 01 september 2011 by   Bradshaw
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• Gun Running, Bagpipes and Belgians on Bicycles: The Royal Edinburgh Military...

  

  The show gets underway as the sun goes down over the ramparts and the sound of the massed pipes and drums fills the air. Then there’s an almighty roar as a... Read more

  The 31 august 2011 by   Contemplatingtheclouds
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• Robo-Cop Redux?

  I had recorded this a few weeks ago to watch later, and later came around today while cutting up beans from the garden for freezing. Read more

  The 28 august 2011 by   Mikeb302000
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• Where’s Gadaffi? As Rebel Libyan Forces Search, He Remains Elusive

  

  Like some horrible version of Where’s Wally, rebel forces in Libya are currently searching for their erstwhile despot, Colonel Muammar Gaddafi. Everybody’s... Read more

  The 26 august 2011 by   Periscope
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• Where is Gaddafi? As Rebel Libyan Forces Search, He Remains Elusive

  

  Despite a generous bounty on the head of Colonel Muammar Gaddafi, rebel fighters in Libya are still finding the despot elusive. Where is he hiding? And what... Read more

  The 26 august 2011 by   Periscope
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• CANMAKE 5 Effects Foundation Compact – Like BB Cream Made Handy

  

  If Barbie had a compact in her purse trust me, this would be it.  I mean how can it not be?  CANMAKE’s 5 Effects Foundation compact is the cutest pink thing,... Read more

  The 25 august 2011 by   Blessmybag
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• Review: A Walk in the Woods (Timeline Theatre)

  

  A Walk in the Woods Written by Lee Blessing Directed by Nick Bowling at Theater Wit, 1229 W. Belmont (map) thru Nov 20 | tickets: $34-$44 | more info Check for... Read more

  The 25 august 2011 by   Chicagotheaterbeat
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• EPA’s Renewable Energy Cost Database

  

  Until costs of renewable energy can compete with traditional sources like coal and nuclear, it will be difficult for them to gain a large foothold. Recent news... Read more

  The 24 august 2011 by   2ndgreenrevolution
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• Alice Pung - Author Interview Series

  

  Alice Pung’s first book Unpolished Gem won the Australian Book Industry Book of the Year 2007, and was nominated for numerous other awards. What authors/books... Read more

  The 24 august 2011 by   Justwrite
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• Best Upcoming NYC Concerts

  

  Happy Monday! It may almost be Labor Day, but this week New York City will host some of the its biggest outdoor concerts of the summer. While Santigold, Cee... Read more

  The 22 august 2011 by   Thewildhoneypie
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• A Cell/Molecular Biologist’s Guide to iPad Apps

  

  I’ve had my iPad for a little over 2 months now and in spite of craziness revolving around moving across the state and settling in, and gazillions of meetings t... Read more

  The 22 august 2011 by   Thecancergeek
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• The Kobayashi Maru Test and Military Honour

  

  Since MikeB is a trekkie, and I'm feeling lazy--Here's another post from my blog: Someone just told me about the Kobayashi Maru Test from the Star Trek Series. Read more

  The 20 august 2011 by   Mikeb302000
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• Five Friday Facts/Infographic: Obama’s 2035 Energy Goals

  

  Can the U.S. really get 80% of its electricity needs from clean energy sources as proposed by president Obama? We currently get about 50% of our electricity fro... Read more

  The 19 august 2011 by   2ndgreenrevolution
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• Sign of the Times? Renewable Energy Consumption Tops Nuclear

  

  In March of this year, consumption of energy generated from renewable sources of power exceeded consumption from nuclear power in the United States. This... Read more

  The 18 august 2011 by   2ndgreenrevolution
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• Radiation? What Raditation?

  

  Don't radiate me, Bro! - © Image“The pleasures of the ignorant are as great, in their way, as the pleasures of knowledge.” – Aldous HuxleyNo one likes bad... Read more

  The 11 august 2011 by   Sbc12
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• North Korea Shoots at South Korea; Becomes Affluent?

  

  North Korea's getting jittery again, shooting missiles at South Korea. Is this indicative of a more aggressive, richer society, or is it just thrashing about... Read more

  The 10 august 2011 by   Periscope
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• Rise of the Planet of the Apes (Rupert Wyatt, 2011)

  

  Rise of the Planet of the Apes, a fear du jour-updating reboot of the apes-take-over-Earth franchise, has just enough creativity in it that its problematic whol... Read more

  The 09 august 2011 by   Jake Cole
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• Explosion at Tricastin Nuclear Power Station - France, July 3rd 2011 - Leaked...

  The Tricastin Nuclear Power Plant is a collection of sites run by Areva and EDF located in 4 different communes Saint-Paul-Trois-Châteaux and Pierrelatte in... Read more

  The 07 august 2011 by   Freeplanet
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• The Debt Ceiling Crisis Has Irrevocably Changed American Politics – and Not in...

  

  The protracted debate over America’s debt ceiling, resolved only with a deal that nobody likes, has observers wondering: Just how broken is Congress? Read more

  The 05 august 2011 by   Periscope
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• Swedish Police Arrest Man for Trying to Split Atoms in His Kitchen

  

  Man discovers that trying to build a nuclear in his kitchen is, in fact, illegal. Read more

  The 04 august 2011 by   Periscope
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• Still, Islamic Extremists Are Greater Threats Than Ultra Rightists

  7-22 massacre in Norway by Anders Behring Breivik is too horrible. I agree with those who argue that policymakers are obsessed with Islamic extremists when it... Read more

  The 04 august 2011 by   Shahalexander
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• Wine as Sunblock?

  

  We all know that a little bit of wine is good for your heart, but studies show now that it can good for your skin. As if I need anymore reasons to love vino. A... Read more

  The 03 august 2011 by   Nancykerschen
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• Pickled Niches

  

  Another fine contribution from Salvador Herrando-Pérez (see previous posts here, here, here and here).–Sometimes evolution fails to shape new species that are... Read more

  The 01 august 2011 by   Bradshaw
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• From Renewable Fuels to Sustainable Ones

  

  The conflating of “renewable” with “sustainable” is not a perfect pairing. Consider the definition of sustainable, “of, relating to, or being a method of... Read more

  The 31 july 2011 by   2ndgreenrevolution
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• White Heat (Raoul Walsh, 1949)

  

  When I posted my review for The Public Enemy recently, I was lambasted by a Cagney fan for spoiling the movie, something I found amusing because A) it is 80... Read more

  The 29 july 2011 by   Jake Cole
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• Emory University Sets Temperature Policy

  

  Americans seemingly love their air-conditioning. While countries like Japan have set standards for indoor air temperature at comparatively balmy levels (82... Read more

  The 26 july 2011 by   2ndgreenrevolution
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• Fighting for Your Life Or Just a Distraction?

  One of the things you hear when someone has cancer is how they are fighting it or fighting for their life. When someone dies from cancer, we talk about losing... Read more

  The 25 july 2011 by   Douggosling
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• Today's Polar Bears Trace Ancestry To Ireland

  

  image credit According to a study in the journal Current Biology, every polar bear alive today can trace its ancestry to one mama bear that lived in Ireland... Read more

  The 25 july 2011 by   Gerard
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• Beware the Resistance

  WARNING: THIS WILL BE AN INTENSE DEEP READI was reading an article the other day from the University of Florida about Citrus Greening and the insect that spread... Read more

  The 24 july 2011 by   Thecitrusguy
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• Ex Japanese Nuclear Regulator Blames Radioactive Animal Feed on Black Rain

  it's been a while since I featured any of his update videos but Arnie Gunderson of Fairewinds Associates is still reporting that the situation in Fukushima is... Read more

  The 21 july 2011 by   Freeplanet
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• Corruption in Southeast Asia: Where is ASEAN?

  

  Corruption has almost been an incurable disease in Southeast Asian countries. Recently Indonesian viewers have been shocked by the news on two politicians... Read more

  The 21 july 2011 by   Belapertiwi
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• JW's Trivia Q&A;: July 20

  We didn't have a big crowd in again at Josie Wood's (the crowds probably won't be appearing in any big numbers until the NYU students return in September), but... Read more

  The 21 july 2011 by   Theomnipotentq
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• More Than America’s Pastime: How Baseball, with the Help of a Rag-tag Group of...

  

  I can bitch about how crazy my life has been lately (and apologize for the lack of posts), but then I read pieces like this in the New York Times, and it puts... Read more

  The 20 july 2011 by   Jhop
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• If I Eat a Healthy Diet, Why Would I Need to Take Supplements Or Herbs?

  

  I often hear some individuals speaking about how healthful they eat, claiming that they don’t need supplements or herbs because they don’t have any health... Read more

  The 14 july 2011 by   Jamie Koonce
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• For the After Midnight Crowd

  

  It’s after midnight, you’re tired. You think you can sleep. You get into bed, feeling sleepy, and then without warning you are wide-awake. Read more

  The 12 july 2011 by   Jean Campbell
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• Of Madmen and Tea Partiers

  According to H. R. Haldeman, his chief of staff, Richard Nixon subscribed to "the madman theory of the presidency." The idea is that, in adversarial... Read more

  The 12 july 2011 by   Erictheblue
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• 8 Steps to Saving Money on All of Your Medical Expenses

  

  From routine physicals to prescription drugs, medical expenses add up faster than you can say “Ahhh.” So before you swipe that credit card, make sure you’re... Read more

  The 09 july 2011 by   Mohamedmedo
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• Yoga Improves Quality of Life for Cancer Patients

  

  This is a guest post from Jillian McKee, a complementary careadvocate for the Mesothelioma Cancer Alliance.Many people find that yoga is good for helping with... Read more

  The 08 july 2011 by   Nadine
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• Radiation Therapy and Women Over 70

  

  Recently, I was speaking with a friend considering having radiation following a lumpectomy for a stage 1 breast cancer. She had just turned 70 and didn’t see th... Read more

  The 08 july 2011 by   Jean Campbell
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• Off Script is Now Available

  

  It’s amazing how the Lord allows the timing of events to unfold. Yesterday I left the hospital in Hollywood after my last radiation treatment! It was a moment... Read more

  The 08 july 2011 by   Caryschmidt
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• Sunburn Prevention: Have You Got the SPF Factor?

  

  It was Noël Coward who famously wrote of mad dogs and Englishmen out in the midday sun. However, Britain’s continuing love affair with those golden rays has... Read more

  The 08 july 2011 by   Mohamedmedo
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• Solar Energy: an Alternative Energy Source

  Solar energy, by virtue of its being readily available almost throughout the world and being absolutely pollution free, is becoming an increasingly sought... Read more

  The 07 july 2011 by   T_mackinnon
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• TheABlog - Awesome Movies

  

  Right so for the past few weeks ive been staring at my Robocop DVD thinking i should really watch it but really couldn't be bothered. Read more

  The 06 july 2011 by   Theablogger
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• Pale Flower (Masahiro Shinoda, 1964)

  

  Pale Flower is noir in an almost literal sense, set almost entirely at night or in interiors without windows, obscuring the time of day and suggesting darkness... Read more

  The 03 july 2011 by   Jake Cole
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• July 2011 Clean Energy and Sustainability Events

  

  Recent news out of Germany that the country has decided to forgo nuclear energy in the upcoming years has increased the market for wind farms on the North Sea. Read more

  The 03 july 2011 by   2ndgreenrevolution
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• Germany Eschews Nuclear in Favor of Renewable Energy

  

  As yet further evidence of the backlash from the Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear power plant’s post earthquake crisis in Japan, German officials have announced that... Read more

  The 01 july 2011 by   2ndgreenrevolution
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• Benefits of Breast Reconstruction Without Implants

  The following information appeared in MedicineNet.com (www.medicinenet.com) explaining the advantages, challenges and follow up care when choosing one’s own... Read more

  The 26 june 2011 by   Jean Campbell
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• Broadcast News (James L. Brooks, 1987)

  

  None of James L. Brooks' films condense his sitcom sensibilities better than Broadcast News. Where so many of his movies feel treacly and thin, Broadcast News... Read more

  The 26 june 2011 by   Jake Cole
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• The Kennedys

  

  The Kennedys eight part miniseries covers familiar territory, showing scandals and events mostly during John F. Kennedys presidency. Although there is nothing... Read more

  The 23 june 2011 by   Kaiser31083
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• Already Energy Efficient Japan Cuts Back Further After Fukushima

  

  The world has seen the devastation caused by the 9.0 magnitude March 11th earthquake and subsequent tsunami. Now that the story has slipped from the headlines,... Read more

  The 23 june 2011 by   2ndgreenrevolution
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• The House Harkonnen - Vol. 6

  

  A film by Penfold. Episode 6: 2009 – Present DayPreviously, we explored the rich history of The House Harkonnen. Thanks to the scarcity of true first-hand... Read more

  The 22 june 2011 by   Ripplemusic
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• Community Service Project: American Cancer Society Breast Inserts and Bags

  

  In April, our Community Services Chair was contacted by the American Cancer Society’s North Shore Regional Office to help provide some basic needs for breast... Read more

  The 20 june 2011 by   Sewchicago
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• Thyroid Health Program: Part 1

  

  Physiology & Pathology of the Thyroid Gland Your thyroid gland is located at the seat of the throat chakra, as described in Ayurvedic Science, and is... Read more

  The 19 june 2011 by   Jamie Koonce
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• Breast Thermography…No Substitute for Mammography

  Breast thermography has been touted by some healthcare providers, on their websites, as an alternative to mammography and promoting the fact that there’s no... Read more

  The 18 june 2011 by   Jean Campbell
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• The Best Pictures by AwkwardFamilyPhotos .com

  

  Awkward Family Photos is an amazing website that features the most random family pictures ranging from simple LOLing to downright WRONG! Awkward family Photos i... Read more

  The 18 june 2011 by   Bestfunnyblog
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• The Hot Topic of Sunscreen

  

  Since summer is in full force here in Baltimore, it's time to talk sunscreen. The safety of sunscreen has been swirling in the news lately. Read more

  The 16 june 2011 by   Rawolive
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• Realizing Resonance's Top 10 Songs About The Future

  

  Since the philosophical theme for Realizing Resonance this month is the Future, I have devised a list of my top ten songs about the Future. I am attending... Read more

  The 16 june 2011 by   Realizingresonance
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• The Dangers Of Sunscreen. How To Buy The Safest Sunscreen For You And Your...

  

  I usually don’t preface my posts. But, thanks for being patient on the release of this post. There was a lot of information to devour and for some reason I had ... Read more

  The 16 june 2011 by   Expatdoctormom1
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• Lumpectomy Reconstruction

  I’ve written a few times about my disappointment in the marked differences in my breasts following a lumpectomy and radiation. Read more

  The 15 june 2011 by   Jean Campbell
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• Why Choose Mastectomy Or Lumpectomy?

  When a woman’s breast cancer is small enough to make a candidate for a lumpectomy followed by radiation, why would she choose a mastectomy? Read more

  The 11 june 2011 by   Jean Campbell
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• Real Solar Power That Needs No Conversion Process

  

  in May of this year I wrote a (what I considered) interesting little blogpost about organic computers that run on light and of course there's no such thing. Read more

  The 11 june 2011 by   Freeplanet
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• Play "Safe" Tennis - Protect Your Eyes From The Sun

  

  It is blazing hot across the United States and we're all spending way more time out in the sun on the tennis courts. While playing in the sun can be lots of fun... Read more

  The 11 june 2011 by   Kselz
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• Princeton Review Reveals List of 311 Green Colleges

  

  A recent guest post talked about 5 primary and secondary schools that are noted for their “green” features. The Princeton Review has updated their list of the... Read more

  The 10 june 2011 by   2ndgreenrevolution
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