### illumination | darkness:

Blackout
* add injury to the rate increases that are coming soon.
* are an emergency measure to prevent a collapse of the power grid.
* are common in rural areas supplied by long feeder lines from urban power stations
  - the provinces, where many areas are effectively without power
  - more frequent during water fasting
  - pauses
  - periods of memory loss that occur while a person is drinking heavily
  - physical events
  - power outages
  - state emergencies
  - unconsciousness
* disrupt businesses and put public health and safety at risk.
* is darkness
* mean a total loss of power, usually caused by storms or accidents.
* occur because alcohol robs the brain of oxygen
  - when the supply fails completely
* roll in regularly, but only at dusk.

Brownout
* can cause computer lock-up, data loss or corruption and loss of files
  - happen so quickly that the human eye can t detect that the lights have flickered
* cause lights, TV's, appliances, etc. to dim or slow to less than normal.
* generally occur during the summer heat waves.
* occur when the power grid is overtaxed
  - supply power drops below the demand

Complete darkness
* is only possible at absolute zero
  - what is wanted if that is possible
+ Darkness: Light
  * This is because all matter makes radiation. Complete darkness is only possible at absolute zero.

Gloom
* can produce other things than pathos.
* is an emotional state, just as mirth is, or joyousness
  - apprehension
  - atmospheres

### illumination | darkness:

Shade
* Many shades are decorative but absorb light or reflect it in the wrong direction.
* Most shade comes from trees
  - loving perennials do their best in a northern or eastern exposure
* Most shades create environments
  - reduce heat
* Some shade is essential for the small eggs to avoid overheating and drying up.
* Some shades are created by crops
  - cause diseases
  - prevent growth
* Some shades promote plant growth
  - vigorous plant growth
* are also easier to clean than blinds
  - color
  - colors mixed with black
* are located in bridges
  - forests
  - houses
  - malls
  - parks
  - pockets
  - windows
  - part of lamps
  - protective covering
  - reminders
  - representations
  - sunglasses
* are the relative darkness of a color and Tints are the relative lightness of a color
  - an object and tints the relative lightness
  - window covering
* can also block much of the outside view and reduce the ability to use daylight.
* grown coffee is important because it gives migratory birds a safe place to live
  - organic and grown in natural fertile soil
  - politically correct coffee
  - requires little or no chemical fertilizers, pesticides or herbicides
* produced by competing weeds can often reduce fruit yields.
* provide habitats.
* reduces light intensity and water temperature.

### illumination | darkness | shade:

Dark shade
* belong to high charge density and high damping.
* mean strong absorption, lighter shades mean less absorption.
* show up flaws in painting far more than lighter or natural shades.

Deep shade
* Some deep shades prevent growth.
* is an exposure that receives no direct sunlight during the day
  - cast from a structure resulting in little or no direct sunlight
* reduces vibrancy of leaf color.
* refers to areas that receive no direct sunlight in spring, summer or fall.

Dense shade
* can also occur under trees with dense foliage such as Norway maples and some conifers.
* describes the shade under a large, heavily-leaved tree.
* indicates a dense overhead canopy of trees.
* is by far the most difficult type of shade in which to garden.

Full shade
* is when an area receives filtered light for the entire day.
* means the sun is blocked throughout the day.

Light shade
* is any area that receives half day sun.
* represent stronger amplitudes.