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﻿using Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore.Migrations;

#nullable disable

namespace Zhongli.Data.Migrations
{
    public partial class AddAttachmentDescriptionType : Migration
    {
        protected override void Up(MigrationBuilder migrationBuilder)
        {
            migrationBuilder.AddColumn<string>(
                name: "ContentType",
                table: "Attachment",
                type: "text",
                nullable: true);

            migrationBuilder.AddColumn<string>(
                name: "Description",
                table: "Attachment",
                type: "text",
                nullable: true);
        }

        protected override void Down(MigrationBuilder migrationBuilder)
        {
            migrationBuilder.DropColumn(
                name: "ContentType",
                table: "Attachment");

            migrationBuilder.DropColumn(
                name: "Description",
                table: "Attachment");
        }
    }
}
The Victoria sponge (or ‘Victoria sandwich’) that we know today was enabled by a single invention. Alfred Bird (1811–1878) was responsible for the invention of the egg-less Bird’s Custard still available in supermarkets today. Less well known is that the same clever little chemist also invented baking powder in 1843. Baking powder enables un-yeasted bakes to rise, and is the thing added to normal flour to make self-raising flour. Bird invented baking powder so he could bake for his yeast-intolerant wife, but the stuff was so successful at creating reliable cake results, that soon every baker in the land was using it.
Now, back around the same time, Queen Victoria was riding high as the figurehead of a colossal Empire that hoisted a Union Flag over the heads of a quarter of the population of the Earth. For trends and fashions, everyone looked to the Queen for inspiration, and everyone wanted to eat what she was having. Victoria’s favourite cake was the light sponge known as ‘pound cake.’ The basic principle of a pound cake is to weigh your eggs, and then add every other ingredient at the same weight (hence pound-for-pound). Note that Victoria was eating pound cake both before and after the invention of baking powder.
Regardless of location, the cake preferred by Queen Victoria is not the common one with a jam and cream filling and an icing sugar dust. Instead it is the one set out by none other the indefatigable Women’s Institute. Fabled for its staunch traditionalism, Christian values, and near fanatical support of village fêtes, the WI has stabbed its gleaming battle sword into the green grass of England and preserved the Queen’s sponge cake for all eternity. It is filled with jam only, and dusted with caster sugar.
The recipe given here is of course that of the WI because to do anything else would be pure insanity.
Set oven 160˚C fan or 180˚C convection. Grease and base line the bottom of two 20cm sandwich tins.
Cream the butter and sugar together with a whisk or fork. Add eggs gradually to the mixture beating well with each addition.
Add the flour and fold into the mixture with a metal spoon.
Divide the mixture equally between the two tins and bake for 25mins in the middle of the oven.
The cakes are ready when they are golden, shrunk from the sides of the tin and spring back when touched.
Remove the cakes from the tins and allow to cool fully. Spread one cake over with raspberry jam, and place the other on top. Dust over with caster sugar to finish.
It is worth knowing that while the recipe for Victoria sponge is very simple, it is notoriously sensitive to oven temperatures and timing. So much so that oven manufacturers use the Victoria sponge as a test piece to ensure that their ovens are operating correctly.Traditionally, nose piercing used to be a custom in the Hindu community. But with time, the tradition emerged into a much-loved fashion. Women from various communities across the world have now fallen head over heels in love with a nose piercing. These days, even men are seen accessorising with nose pins. However, most of us still don’t know the actual nose piercing benefits. Apart from the spiritual beliefs and emerging trends, there are certain benefits of wearing a nose pin. Modern research and studies also has proven that there is a certain scientific reason for nose piercing.
In this blog article, we are going deeper into the benefits of wearing a diamond nose pin and all the facts and figures that lie behind the practice of getting your nose pierced and adorned with gold and diamond jewellery. Piercing in general is a process of creating a hole in your body, mostly by punching. Piercings are done on ears, nose, eyebrows, belly button, lips and so on. But the most common ones are nose and ear piercing. Check out these amazing nose piercing benefits that you probably didn’t know!
Major Nose Piercing Benefits
Even though some scientists completely strike off the scientific benefits of nose piercing claiming that they don’t have proper evidence, according to various customs and cultures across the globe there are plenty of benefits to piercing. Amidst of all these doubts, it is vastly claimed that nose piercing benefits are real. The key benefits of nose piercing include health and astrological benefits, and a stunning addition to your style statement of course!
Fashion sense and aesthetics of female bodies are best presented through piercings. In the contemporary fashion world, piercing is anything but gender-specific. The reason for getting a piercing might differ from person to person. It’s time to look into the benefits of nose piercing in a completely different dimension. How about not wasting any more time and diving deeper into the core? Let’s get started!
Health Benefits of Nose Piercing
To cure respiratory problems
While this may sound absurd to you, nose piercing actually works as a remedy for respiratory problems. However, it depends highly on the material you use and the size of the nose stud. Using a high quality metal like gold can be accurate. The nose pins that are of smaller size are said to be more beneficial in this case.
Regulate female vitality and childbirth
Since a very ancient time nose piercing was given great importance in the Indian households. One of the important reasons that contributed to it is the belief that nose piercing can help regulate female vitality. People also believe that it can help ease the process of childbirth.
Regulate mental health
According to some studies, nose piercing can benefit better mental health and peace of mind. As per the studies, nose piercing regulates the wavelength of the brain that results in easier handling of mental health and stability. Also having a left nose piercing is said to bring more confidence and concentration to the wearer.
Better immune system
According to acupuncture, piercing is highly beneficial for the immune system. Nose piercing with a good quality metal like a best nose pin gold can purify the air that we take in while breathing and hence result in building a better immunity.
Religious Benefits of Nose Piercing
According to Hindu mythologies, nose piercing plays a significant role in goddess’ worship. It is believed that the act of piercing one’s nose is a way of worshipping goddess Parvathy and that is one of the major reasons why Hindu brides are seen wearing nose studs during their weddings. Goddess Parvathy, who is considered the goddess of marriages is said to bless the women who wear nose piercings on their wedding ceremony. Also, read: Traditional Kerala Jewellery Names
Nose Piercing as a Style Statement
If you are someone who doesn’t give much thought to culture, religion or traditions but still wants to wear a nose pin, here’s the reason why you should go for it. A nose pin is the simplest way to elevate your overall look, express your style statement and represent your personality. You can easily stand out from the crowd and give an edge to your personality with the right choice of nose piercing.
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