The destinations of South India are hotspot for nature lovers. Eco tourism in this part of India is known for preserving and sustaining wide species of flora and fauna. The south Indian states, especially Kerala present rich biodiversity. There are many bio-masses and wildlife destinations in Andhra Pradesh, Kerala, Karnataka, Kerala and Tamil Nadu. There are many national parks, wildlife sanctuaries, bird sanctuaries, zoological parks and wildlife destinations in these south Indian states.

Kerala, the tropical paradise of India is one of the most favored eco tourism destinations in the world. Popularly known as God’s Own Country, Kerala is rich in flora and fauna due to higher diversity in climate. Humid and wetted state of Kerala has complex assembly of bio species. The wildlife destinations, hill stations, beach destinations and backwater regions are preferably visited by the nature and wildlife lovers. Backwater destinations of Kerala are very famous among the eco tourists. Tourists can spot rare and endangered species of flora and fauna in the backwater regions. Houseboat is the ideal means to explore the beauty and biodiversity of these regions. Tourist can also visit Ayurveda centers located in the rustic villages located across the banks of backwaters. Various tour packages are also available for Ayurveda spa. You can select a Kerala Ayurveda tour package to feel the pleasure of soothing spa.

Andhra Pradesh is blessed with rich biodiversity. The state is rich in wildlife and natural beauty. Andhra Pradesh can be ideal destination for wildlife holidays. The thick vegetation in the state boasts variety of mammals, plants, shrubs, reptiles, etc. Popular eco tourism destinations in Kerala are Nellapattu Sanctuary, Alisagar Deer Park, Manjira Bird Sanctuary, Kawal Wildlife Sanctuary, Indira Gandhi Zoological Park, etc. These spots are rich in ecological elements.

Karnataka is also known for its diversified flora and fauna. 20% of total geographical area is covered by dense forest. So, it can b perfect destination of South India Holidays. Bandipur National Park and Nagarhole National Parks are the hotspot of wildlife tourism in Karnataka. Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve is also frequently visited by the nature lovers. There are many hill stations in Tamil Nadu which are abode of thick forest and wildlife. Apart from that Tamil Nadu has many national parks, biosphere reserves, elephant and bird sanctuaries, zoos, etc which send invitation notes to the wildlife lovers and eco tourists.

Presence of wide diversities of flora and fauna makes the south Indian zone preferred destination for wildlife lovers.Eco tourism south India is the choice of all nature lovers and wildlife lovers. Eco tourists from all around the world visit this corner to explore the amazing diversity.

You have been contemplating for awhile of whether or not to become a registered nurse or not. You want to understand the particulars of what becoming a registered nurse has in store for you and if you will really be happy in it. Take a look to discover what makes a nurse self fulfilling. To follow are a couple key points of why people might pursue a profession as a registered nurse:

1) High return for your investment. Because of the invaluable contribution of the nursing employees to the health care business, administrators see to it that that they are highly compensated for the skills they take to the work place. The compensation can further increase depending on the skills added as well as the tenure. As well, an RN is given many benefits especially in terms of health care for them and their family. Additional good news is that presently administrators are lobbying to advance the pay of health care professionals to increase retention and to lower the high turnover.

2) High need for registered nurse. There is no denying that everyone at one point in their lives need health care. Especially today with the quantity of newer diseases being found along with the type of lifestyles that people practice, medicl efforts need to be beefed-up now more than ever. A registered nurse operates as a valuable part of the health care team in managing the roles of CNAs and LPNs to give the top care possible. Additionally, There’s also an increasing senior community which needs constant health care to maintain optimum health or to die in peace.

3) Employment with skills. As a registered nurse, you can work in a range of settings from hospitals to long-term care facilities depending on your preference. For folks wanting variety and a chance to learn new skills every day, getting employment in hospitals gives you a range of cases where you can increase your repertoire of skills and knowledge. For people wanting structure and constancy in their work, working in a skilled nursing facility will allow you a more relaxed job which will come with mastering the many nursing skills you will need to work adequately.

The genesis of solar energy history goes way back to the year 1838 to an observer by the name of Edmund Becquerel who at that time had published findings on the capability of materials to change light into raw energy. Although it was fascinating at that time no one took the opportunity to pursue it then.

As time would have it, the first patent design for a motor running on solar energy was done by a man called Augustin Mouchot in 1860. Fortunately for him the monarch of France funded his project which gave him the ability to create a device that would turn solar energy into the first steam engine. This however was the beginning of things to come, for August went on to illustrate that the sun’s rays can be used to make ice by connecting the steam engine to a refrigerator device. A medal was awarded to him for his discovery.

Notwithstanding, his one of a kind research was shortly becoming a financial burden for the French, who in turn seek out a cheaper arrangement with the English for a supply of coal. August worked assiduously, trying to come up with alternatives but there was no interest in such a commodity any longer for the French monarch. So the funding of the researches came to a halt!

Experimentation

The first book which was written on solar energy was by a man called William Adams in 1876. The book was titled “A Substitute for Fuel in Tropical Countries.” William had conducted a number of experiments along with his student Richard Day using mirrors; they were able to create a 2.5 horsepower steam engine which was much bigger than Augustin’s horsepower steam engine, whose power was just 0.5. Their design became known as the (Power Tower Concept) and is still a part of today’s world.

In 1883, Charles Fritz was able to convert the sun’s ray into electricity. The solar cell converted at 2% max which became a great turning point in solar energy history.

It was a Frenchman (Charles Teller) at the time of 1885 that experimented with a non-concentrating and non-reflecting solar motor. Charles became the first person to install a solar energy system onto his roof for heating water for domestic use; no one was able to achieve it before 1885. But Charles himself had a passion for refrigeration. As a matter of fact, he was deemed the father of the particular trade. Nevertheless, his desire to pursue his dreams into refrigeration caused a lack of interest towards solar energy researches and experiments, and of course the whole solar energy thing became dormant. Who knows what our present state would have been if he had only persevered.

The first Solar Company was by John Erickson, a Swedish inventor and researcher, who also had a part to play in the development of the solar energy, created a solar power steam engine that carried similar features as Augustin’s design between the years of 1868-1888. John was the one that coined these words: – “A couple of thousand years dropped in the ocean of time will completely exhaust the coal fields of Europe, unless, in the meantime, the heat of the sun is employed.”

Solar Energy -Industrialization

By the time of the birthing and the dawn of the twentieth century, solar energy was no longer operated as one man experimentation, but it rather became industrialized. In 1892 Aubrey Eneas formed the very first Solar Energy Company -”The Solar Motor Co.” all the way through to 1905. The company kicked off with its mission by selling the world’s first consumer solar energy system to one Dr. A. J. Chandler for an astonishing figure of $2,160.00. The unit did not last a week before disaster struck and it was destroyed in a windstorm. The second unit that was sold also got destroyed in a hailstorm shortly after. These streams of events led to the company’s demise causing their doors to close forever.

Largest Solar Energy System Henry Willsie also took a shot at it by building two huge solar plants in the California state. Henry manages to be the first to operate power at night after storing it in the day. His company was successful in getting the logistics up and running but, it did not succeed in the area of marketing its units to the public and eventually had to close its doors permanently in 1904.

Sun Power Co. constructed the biggest and most cost-effective solar energy system covering 10,000 square feet. Though it was able to produce an enormous amount of steam it was unable to provide sufficient pressure. The merging of Frank Sherman and E.P. Haynes in 1906 gave birth to Sun Power Co ltd. They went on to build an irrigation plant on the outskirt of Cairo that suffered an unfortunate end through the Great War in 1914.

Solar Power – Advancements

The 1950s – the 1960s we saw a couple of advancement towards the development of the solar energy starting with the boys at Bell Laboratories, who accidentally discovered the use of silicon that evidently led them to put together a solar panel, that gave a rate of 6%. The commercial solar cell which was the first of its kind was made available to the public in 1956 at a cost of $300 per wattage. Space programs also got involved using solar technologies. The first satellite to used solar energy to generate electricity was in 1958.

Energy Crisis We recalls the energy crisis in 1970 (OPEC oil embargo). It was not until then, that those who were in authority realized how dependable our existence was on non-renewable resources, such as coal, oil and gas that they relentlessly seek alternative forms of energy. The price of solar cells had drop to an all-time low of $20.00 per wattage.

Solar Energy Failures and Lasting Potentials

The company that were producing 95% of the world’s largest amount of solar electricity in the 1980s to 1991, was situated in Los Angele and had to close their doors permanently. This closure was due to the withdrawal of their investors who became frustrated and withdrew from the project because the declining of the non- renewable fossil fuels was irreversible, while governmental incentives also, were not promising. These were the words of the chairman of the board of directors: “The failure of the world’s largest solar electric company was not due to technological or business judgment failures but rather to failures of government regulatory bodies to recognize the economic and environmental benefits of solar thermal generating plants.”

The Earth’s Future It was calculated that solar energy that is absorbed by the Earth’s atmosphere through the ocean and land masses is approx. 3,850,000 (EJ) per year. In the year 2002 generated more energy in one hour than the world used in one year. There were approx. 3,000 EJ per year in biomass which photosynthesis captures.

Having the revelation of solar energy history, has informed us as to how we may go forward as a generation seeking a greener earth. The quantum of solar energy that hits the earth’s surface is so vast that in one year it is about twice the amount that will ever be absorb from all of the earth’s non-renewable resources of coal, oil, natural gas and uranium all together.

I’m in the thick of healing at the moment, presenting as adrenal fatigue but I’m working through the layers as to how I got to this state. It’s not all about being in an earthquake zone.

I’m also doing Rose Rosetree’s 30 day empath empowerment plan and I’m on day 4 and today I had a huge realisation. The exercise was about closing your eyes for a minute and just being aware where your consciousness is and bringing it back to being about yourself. Noticing yourself.

Well I’m aware of myself but usually in relation to other people or places or things or what I was feeling that usually was in overflow.

When I left my consciousness on myself SO much self hatred came to the surface. I sat with it and let it be there and not try to make it go away or avoid it by doing something or shifting my focus outside of myself.

What came to light then was that the feelings I have about myself were very much based on being a person in this world, a world which is all about image and beauty and here I was: scarred and flawed and damaged goods.

When I was 18 months old I was in hospital for nappy rash and it had turned into ulcers. I was probably lactose intolerant but in 1962 they probably didn’t know about those things. I was in quarantine because they didn’t know what it was.

When I was 8 I was hospitalised so they could cut skin off and have the affected areas not appear so burnt looking, well of course then it left a scar which I think looked worse than before. The trauma of being in hospital in the 60s and the way they treated kids in those days was long lingering. Not a lot of support.

I was then hospitalised at 10 to do a patch up job where a lump had formed.

You can imagine my childhood feeling scarred and feeling like nobody would like me. As if there was something wrong with me. Kids can be cruel when someone looks different. Not that it was obvious but I had already identified with being different really early on. I remember a girl in my class having a cleft palette and saw how cruelly she was treated, I felt I was lucky that I could hide my scars. But it was always something I was scared of people finding out.

I worked out so easily how to hide my upper legs but I was always having to encounter situations that made me turn myself into a pretzel. Like swimming at school and having to wear rompers at PE.

I recall being in kindergarten and wetting my pants on the mat everyday because I was too scared to line up and go to the open doored toilets. I must have already worked out at age 4 that something was wrong with me.

Of course as an adult I have no issues doing swimming and you can barely see the scars but all that damage and avoidance and beliefs about myself had already been cemented, especially through my teen years.

My best friend did modelling and I wanted to as well. Or I wanted to act. But that wasn’t going to be for me.

Bottom line core belief that I think has gotten in the way of healing myself in my current situation and affected my self esteem and so many areas of my life is “Whats the point of doing anything to my body/making my body better/ being well/ being in a body when I’m just damaged and I can never have the choices that everyone else has anyway.”

I had many hiding places so my consciousness could avoid myself. Many excuses, like oh that’s the past, my legs aren’t important now, but that teen is very much alive inside me and still using her old coping mechanisms.

I never made peace because I never wanted to go to the self hatred, I blamed, ate, disassociated, settled for less, got sick, got depressed, anxious, fearful, spiritualised, fantasised, intellectualised and minimised how important having a body was.

I think you have some sort of survival mode that you go into when you get close to your self hatred, afterall it feels like you may as well die because you are so not worth being here.

I think a lot of people feel the self hatred but act it out in various ways as to not feel it fully and move through it.

The idea is to move through it, not stay in it. That happens organically by just feeling the feelings. I could never turn around that the worlds standards are wrong instead of thinking I was wrong and knowing I wasn’t going to be able to fit in.