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Step into the world of Cocchi Americano, a unique and flavorful aperitif that has been delighting taste buds for over a century. From its intriguing history to its versatile uses in cocktails, there’s so much to discover about this Italian gem. Join us on a journey through the origins, flavors, and tips on enjoying Cocchi Americano to elevate your drinking experience. Let’s dive in!
What is Cocchi Americano?
Cocchi Americano is a fortified wine-based aperitif originating from Italy. It’s crafted with a blend of white wine, herbs, spices, and cinchona bark. This combination gives Cocchi Americano its distinctive bittersweet taste, making it perfect for sipping on its own or mixing into cocktails.
With a lower alcohol content…
In the realm of martial arts, the katana is not just a weapon but a symbol of discipline, precision, and mental fortitude. While its historical significance and physical prowess are well-documented, the mental health benefits of katana practice are equally profound. Engaging in katana training can serve as a powerful tool for enhancing mental well-being, offering a unique blend of physical activity, mindfulness, and disciplined practice.
Stress Reduction and Emotional Balance
One of the most immediate mental health benefits of Japanese sword practice is stress reduction. The practice involves precise, repetitive movements that require intense focus and concentration, which can be meditative. This focus on the present moment helps t…
Selecting the right jaw stone crusher supplier is always important for any business in the mining, construction and aggregate industries. The right supplier guarantees that you get the equipment that meets your operations’ requirements and that the supplier will be there to support and service the equipment. This article will help you to understand how to choose the right jaw stone crusher suppliers and what makes the difference between the suppliers, the information about the rock crusher manufacturers and the advantages of cooperating with the Chinese stone jaw crusher suppliers.
Evaluate Industry Experience
The supplier of the jaw stone crusher must have experience in the industry to be considered. This is because experienced s…
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BEIJING, Oct 28 2008 (IPS) – Often criticised for its massive coal-based industries that jeopardise international efforts to combat global warming, China is undoubtedly the biggest victim of its voracious coal consumption.
Last year, the country s overwhelming reliance on polluting coal carried a price tag of 250 billion US dollars, according to a green lobby of environmentalists and economists.
Even more significantly, they calculate the hidden cost of environmental and social damage caused by China s coal mining industry to be seven percent of the country s 2007 gross domestic product.
Perceived as an affordable fuel found in abundant quantities throughout the country, coal is responsible for a litany of ills such as polluted air, contamina…
Aimable Twahirwa
KIGALI, Jul 22 2011 (IPS) – When Callixte Munyabikari, a potato farmer from Gakenke in northern Rwanda, was rushed to a regional hospital after he fell ill with diarrhoea, he thought it was just a bad case of food poisoning.
A contaminated stream in Kimicanga, a suburb in Kigali. A majority of people in rural Rwanda still consume pol…
TOKYO, Aug 11 2012 (IPS) – Sachiko Masumura (79) was standing just two kilometres away from the hypocentre of Little Boy, the atomic bomb that was dropped on Hiroshima, Japan over six and a half decades ago.
She lost her mother and two siblings to the horrific heat, flames and radiation that engulfed the prefecture on Aug. 6, 1945, instantly wiping out 120,000 people.
Three days later the United States dropped a second plutonium bomb, ‘Fat Man’, on Nagasaki, killing 74,000 people according to government records.
Thousands of others, like Masumura’s father, who died last year from leukaemia, suffered the after-effects of radiation for years.
Masumura’s son is disabled from a brain disorder, a disease she links to the long-term impact of radiation. …
Three boys in the Moqattam area look out over Cairo, the growing population of which is rapidly depleting already scarce water resources. Credit: Shelly Kittleson/IPS.
CAIRO, Feb 6 2014 (IPS) – Heavy reliance on water intensive crops, a major upstream dam project for the Nile basin, and rising groundwater levels pushing at pharaoh-era monuments will be pressing issues for the next Egyptian president whether military or civilian.
As criticism continues over the military’s heavy-handedness to quell protests, little attention is being given to the late January announcement by Egypt’s minister of irrig…
Tamira Gunzburg is Brussels Director of The ONE Campaign.
BRUSSELS, Jun 18 2015 (IPS) – My colleagues just got back from Munich, where we held a summit bringing together over 250 young volunteers from across Europe. These youngsters campaigned in the run-up to and at the doorstep of the G7 Summit in Schloss Elmau, as one of the key moments in a year brimming with opportunities to tackle extreme poverty.
It’s inspiring to work with these young activists their enthusiasm and creativity are humbling. But the other thing about young people is that they don’t let anyone pull the wool over their eyes. Euphemisms don’t stick; skirting the point doesn’t get you very far. They keep us on our toes and that is not a bad thing at all.
MANILA, PHILIPPINES, Sep 7 2019 – World Health Organization’s (WHO) Goodwill Ambassador for Leprosy Elimination and recipient of the 2019 Order of the Rising Sun as well as the 2018 Gandhi Peace Prize, Mr. Yohei Sasakawa, is in the Philippines to call on academics, medical stakeholders and those affected by the disease to unite towards “Zero Leprosy”.
Mr. Sasakawa, chairperson of The Nippon Foundation (TNF) one of Japan’s largest private organisations is attending two key global conferences on the disease being held in Manila this week. The first is the Global Forum of People’s Organizations on Hansen’s Disease, which is being held September 7 to 10, and the 20th International Leprosy Congress (ILC), from September 11 to 13.
Mr. Sasakawa will also call on e…