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Video Moon Magazine X Spring

by: Wish Fire

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Video Moon Magazine X Spring
Spring is the perfect time for light, fruity, and refreshing desserts! Here are some delightful options to celebrate the season:
- **Strawberry Shortcake** – Fluffy biscuits topped with juicy strawberries and fresh whipped cream.
- **Lemon Raspberry Bars** – A buttery crust with tangy lemon curd and bursts of fresh raspberries.
- **Mini Fruit Tarts** – Buttery tart shells filled with silky pastry cream and vibrant berries.
- **Lavender Honey Ice Cream** – Creamy ice cream infused with lavender and a touch of honey.
- **Carrot Cake Cupcakes** – Moist, spiced cupcakes with a sweet cream cheese frosting.
- **Strawberry Rhubarb Crisp** – Tart rhubarb and sweet strawberries baked under a golden oat topping.
You can find even more delicious spring dessert recipes [here](https://insanelygoodrecipes.com/spring-desserts/)
Spring is bursting with fresh, vibrant flavors that make desserts extra special! Here are some seasonal ingredients to incorporate into your sweet treats:
- **Strawberries** – Juicy and sweet, perfect for shortcakes, tarts, and cheesecakes.
- **Rhubarb** – Tart and tangy, great for crisps, pies, and compotes.
- **Lemon & Citrus** – Bright and refreshing, ideal for curds, bars, and cakes.
- **Gooseberries & Blackcurrants** – Slightly tart berries that shine in crumbles and pavlovas.
- **Elderflower** – Delicate floral notes that pair beautifully with cakes and panna cotta.
- **Carrots** – Naturally sweet and perfect for carrot cakes and cupcakes.
- **Lavender** – Adds a subtle floral touch to ice creams and cookies.
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Ankara continues to solidify its influence in the Horn of Africa through the gateway of security support, leveraging its strong relationship with the Somali government, thereby enhancing its geopolitical presence in a region of significant maritime and strategic importance.
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It’s a cultural narrative you and a man and kids one man one woman kids it’s a cultural thing it’s not science
In practice, elitism can manifest as exclusionary behaviors, policies favoring a select group, or cultural narratives that elevate specific traits
It’s just the way IT ACTUALLY IS
So whosever keeps teaching that the right way to live is how this 17% is is out of their mindset
Elitism is the belief or attitude that certain individuals or groups, often distinguished by wealth, education, status, or specialized skills, are inherently superior and should hold greater power, influence, or privilege in society
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In 2023, 17.9% of U.S. households were composed of married parents with children
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The CEO of Seaman Group Limited, High Chief Emeka Agbanari, opens one of the biggest rice production factory in Nnobi, Anambra State.
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work-canteens in China
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Anna canteen, Visakhapatnam. Serves 1500-1600 guests per day. Meals cost Rs. 5/plate. Central kitchen supplies food. See how popular it is!
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Beaver stands out due to its long-standing reputation and focus on bulk vending, which aligns closely with traditional quarter machines, while companies like http://CandyMachines.com and Seaga are also highly regarded for their broad offerings and accessibility.
Canteen: The largest vending service provider in the U.S., offering tailored solutions for workplaces, including quarter-operated snack and beverage machines. Their vast network and reliability make them a strong contender.
Seaga Manufacturing, Inc.: Known for versatile vending solutions, including snack and combo machines, many of which can be configured for quarter operation. They’re valued for affordability and modern features like cashless payments.
http://CandyMachines.com: A major distributor since the 1970s, offering a wide range of quarter-operated machines from brands like Rhino and Seaga. They’re popular for their competitive pricing and variety, catering to both small and large operators.
Industry reviews and user feedback highlight Beaver’s superior engineering, availability of parts, and excellent customer service, making them a top choice for vending operators.
Beaver is globally recognized for its high-quality, durable, and innovative vending machines, often praised for their reliability and extensive customization options.
Their machines, such as the Southern Beaver and New Generation series, are widely used for dispensing gumballs, candies, and small toys, typically operating on a quarter mechanism.
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Today, the global maternal mortality rate is approximately 152 deaths per 100,000 live births, according to the World Health Organization. In contrast, in the early 20th century, maternal mortality rates in developed countries were as high as 800–1,000 deaths per 100,000 live births. This means childbirth is far safer now than it was in the past.
However, in some regions, particularly in low-income countries, maternal mortality remains a serious issue. For example, in sub-Saharan Africa, the maternal mortality rate is still around 500 deaths per 100,000 live births. In the United States, maternal mortality rates have risen in recent years, with 22.3 deaths per 100,000 live births in 2022, which is higher than in many other high-income countries.
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The most popular company for quarter vending machines, particularly for bulk vending like gumball and candy machines, is Beaver Machine Corporation. Founded in 1963 and based in Canada
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blending nostalgia with modern innovation. In summary, quarter machines, as a subset of vending machines, were popularized in the U.S. starting in the late 1880s, with significant growth in the early 20th century.
Their purpose was to provide convenient access to small goods, entertain users with novelty items, and generate revenue for businesses, all while leveraging the widely circulated U.S. quarter.
They used quarters to dispense affordable art
Evolution and Modern Context
Quarter machines evolved with technology, incorporating features like digital displays, bill acceptors, and advanced coin verification to prevent counterfeiting. By the 2020s, some machines accepted digital
payments, but quarter-operated machines remained iconic due to their nostalgic appeal. Creative adaptations, like Ana Inciardi’s Mini Print Vending Machine (2020s).
Cultural Adoption: By the early 20th century, quarters were widely circulated, and their use in vending machines became a cultural norm, especially as coin-operated technologies like jukeboxes and payphones also adopted them.
Standardization: Quarters have been a consistent part of U.S. currency since 1796, making them a reliable choice for machine operators.
Their size and metal composition (initially silver, later cupronickel-clad copper after 1964) allowed vending machines to verify them using sensors.
The U.S. quarter was chosen as a common denomination for vending machines because:
Value: At 25 cents, quarters were substantial enough to cover the cost of small goods or services but affordable for casual purchases.
Social and Economic Impact: Early vending machines, including quarter machines, addressed specific societal needs. For example, Hero’s machine ensured equitable distribution of holy water, while later machines expanded access to
goods in industrializing societies. During the 1940s and 1950s, quarter machines in U.S. factories provided refreshments to workers during long shifts, boosting productivity.
Revenue Generation: For businesses, quarter machines were a low-maintenance way to generate supplemental income. They required minimal upkeep and could be placed in various locations, capitalizing on
impulse purchases. The vending machine industry in the U.S. grew into a multi-billion-dollar sector by the 2020s, reflecting their commercial success.
Entertainment and Novelty: Machines dispensing capsule toys or trinkets offered an element of surprise, appealing to children and adults alike. The “gumball machine” model, where a quarter yielded a random toy, created a game-like experience,
fostering nostalgia and repeat use. In Japan, similar machines (gachapon) became a cultural phenomenon, offering high-quality, collectible items.
Purpose of Quarter Machines
The primary purposes of quarter machines were:
1. Convenience and Accessibility: Quarter machines provided a quick, automated way to purchase small, affordable items like gum, candy, toys, or postcards
without the need for a shop clerk. They were placed in high-traffic areas like train stations, supermarkets, and arcades to maximize accessibility.
Capsule Toy Machines: By the early 20th century, vending machines dispensing small toys or trinkets in capsules (often called “gumball machines” or “capsule machines”) became popular. These machines, frequently quarter-operated, were common
in stores, arcades, and public spaces by the 1920s. Their rise coincided with the growth of consumer culture and the affordability of small novelty items.
Quarter Machines in the U.S.: The use of quarter-operated machines became prominent in the United States in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. In 1888, the Thomas Adams Gum Company introduced vending machines in
New York City subway stations to sell Tutti-Frutti chewing gum, likely accepting quarters among other coins. Quarters were a practical denomination due to their value (25 cents) and widespread circulation in the U.S. after the Coinage Act of 1792 established the quarter dollar.
Modern Vending Machines: The first modern coin-operated vending machines emerged in the early 1880s in London, England. In 1883, Percival Everitt invented a machine that dispensed postcards, which became widespread at railway stations and post offices.
These machines accepted various coins, not specifically quarters, as they were designed for the British currency system.
Invention of Quarter Machines
Earliest Vending Machines: The concept of coin-operated machines dates back to the 1st century AD, when Hero of Alexandria, a Greek engineer, created a device that dispensed holy water in temples after a coin was
inserted. This machine used a lever mechanism to control the flow of water, ensuring fair distribution. However, this was not a “quarter machine” as it predates modern currency.
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The term “quarter machines” typically refers to coin-operated vending machines that accept quarters (25-cent coins) as payment, such as those dispensing small toys,
candy, or other items. Below is an overview of their invention and purpose, based on historical context and available information.
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1873–Key Innovations:
Joseph Glidden: Often credited as the primary inventor, Glidden, an Illinois farmer, patented a practical barbed wire design in 1874. His design featured sharp barbs twisted around a wire, with a second wire to
hold the barbs in place, making it durable and effective. Glidden’s “The Winner” became the most successful design.
1860s–Early Concepts: Farmers and ranchers in the American West needed affordable, effective fencing to control livestock and mark property boundaries on vast, treeless plains. Traditional wood or stone fences were expensive and impractical.
Early experiments included thorny hedges or smooth wire, but these were either ineffective or easily broken by cattle.
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Barbed wire was developed in the United States during the 1870s, revolutionizing fencing for agriculture and ranching
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They made me bleed before this was funny as a kid we thought these things were hilarious
You both stick your finger in and see who can release it first the trick is no one can and u have to cut your fingers up to try to get loose
Chinese finger traps
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They also used to sell real rabbit paws