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Sydney Mintle is the founder of Gossip & Glamour, a boutique PR agency in Seattle that works with fashion, beauty, and lifestyle clients. Mintle offers marketing, PR, social media strategy, influencer outreach, and consulting support. She began her own fashion career on the sales floor at age 16, and by 19, she was running the store as its manager. Her global fashion adventures began in 2003, when she took a position working for Zumiez on private label production. That experience led her to China, Hong Kong, and Vietnam, and sparked her interest in social compliance and corporate social responsibility. In 2010, she launched Gossip & Glamour. Since then, she has worked with hundreds of fashion industry clients throughout the Pacific Northwest and has helped launch new brands; promote small designers; and open new stores, such as the first UNIQLO location in Bellevue. When Mintle isn’t working (and when she is), she enjoys traveling, especially to London. She loves it so much, she named her daughter London. That’s some serious love. We caught up with her to learn about her latest family adventures.
Tell us about your family. I’m originally from San Antonio, Texas, and my husband, Jeff, is originally from Coulee City. We have a son, Liam, 8, and a daughter, London, 4.
Where did you travel last year? London, England; Tokyo, Japan; Whitefish, MT; Vancouver, B.C.; Coeur d’Alene, ID; Clearwater, FL; and Portland, OR.
What sent you on the adventures? We love to travel as a family. It helps clear creative blocks, and we love going back to places that we’ve visited and loved. We’ve been going to London every year since our honeymoon in 2009. Our kids love it now, too! Japan was a new adventure for us as a family, and we can’t wait to go back. Over the summer, we took our first trip to Whitefish, Montana, and loved being outdoors and stargazing at night. Next time, we’ll plan to spend more time at Glacier National Park.
If others go, especially to faraway places like London and Japan, what should they absolutely do? If you go to London, stay in the South Kensington neighborhood, because it’s within walking distance of Hyde Park and many of the best museums in the city. If you visit Tokyo, stay near Shibuya Station for the best restaurants, shopping, and cultural experiences.
What airlines did you fly? We usually fly British Airways to London because they fly direct, and that is crucial when traveling with kids. On our way to Japan, we flew A.N.A. They were amazing with the kids, and the nine-hour flight was a breeze!
What were the best things about your trips? The best thing about our most recent trip to London was visiting the Princess Diana exhibit at Kensington Palace. Learning more about her philanthropic efforts and getting to see her gorgeous dresses in person was incredible! The best thing about our trip to Japan was visiting Harajuku and getting to experience the cat cafés in Shibuya. We also loved visiting the Meiji Shrine in Yoyogi Park. We even took the kids to a stand-up sushi bar in Shibuya, and they loved the dining experience! We loved visiting Whitefish, Montana, over the summer. The highlights of our trip there included kayaking at City Beach, stargazing at night, and spending time at Glacier National Park.
What did you learn on this adventure about the people you met and/or yourself? Every trip is different, even if you go back again and again to the same places. As a family, we love travel adventures. We can’t wait to see where our next trip will take us!
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Watch a Q&A with director Philippa Bateman.
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Regional TV began rolling out on the east coast 60 years ago.
Listen to David Stratton in conversation at the NFSA with Alex Sloan about his new book, My Favourite Movies, in February 2022.
Listen to Alex Sloan in conversation at the NFSA with Sue and Saroo Brierley. They talk about how Saroo's life became the film Lion and also Sue's book Lioness, a prequel of sorts to her son's story.
A clip of the Easybeats performing 'Friday on My Mind' on British television's Top of the Pops in 1966 has been rediscovered.
We share a recently discovered colour home movie of NSW location shooting for the classic Australian film 'The Shiralee' (1957), starring Peter Finch.
NFSA curator Jillian Mackenzie writes about the Ten Days on the Island festival where she took the newly digitised Corrick Collection on tour.
Author, columnist and film and TV critic Luke Buckmaster examines the enduring themes of Wake in Fright, first released in 1971.
Canberra is home to 12 of Australia’s most iconic cultural institutions. And for the first time in history, these icons are collaborating to give 12 unique perspectives of Australia’s story.
Twelve Canoes paints a compelling portrait of the history, culture and place of the Yolngu people whose homeland is the Arafura Swamp of north-central Arnhem Land in the Northern Territory.
Listen to a Q&A with composer Paul Mac about writing a new score for the NFSA Restores digital restoration of The Sentimental Bloke.
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Airway remodeling occurs in horses with long-term, unresolved inflammation caused by recurrent airway obstruction (RAO), the disease commonly known as heaves. Is it possible to reverse this negative effect in horses?
Menolly's owner can no longer care for her due to age and health issues. Menolly has not been ridden in about 9 years but is sweet and healthy. Not sure about the temperament rating above, she is quiet, good for the farrier and vet, an easy keeper. Read More

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A Preliminary Theory of Interorganizational Network Effectiveness: A Comparative Study of Four Community Mental Health Systems
Provan, Keith G., Milward, H. Brinton, Administrative Science Quarterly
The study of relations between organizations has been a major concern of organization theorists for at least the past 25 years. While most of the work in this area has focused on the determinants or predictors of interorganizational relations (see Oliver, 1990, for a review), as an understanding of the phenomenon has grown, the unit of analysis has gradually shifted from the dyad to the organization set, to the network. Especially in recent years, the study of organizational networks has proliferated. Much of this interest has been generated by an emerging recognition by academics that businesses, as well as organizations in the not-for-profit and public sectors, are increasingly turning to various forms of cooperative alliances as a way of enhancing competitiveness and effectiveness that would not be possible through the traditional governance mechanisms of market or hierarchy (Powell, 1990).
While a good deal of what has been written about networks has been atheoretical, discussing the advantages of networks or examining issues of measurement and analysis, considerable theory-based research has also emerged (e.g., Cook, 1977; Burt, 1980; Granovetter, 1985; Jarillo, 1988; Williamson, 1991; Cook and Whitmeyer, 1992; Larson, 1992; Provan, 1993). In the organization theory literature, work on networks has been guided primarily by two theoretical perspectives: resource dependence, and related exchange perspectives, and transaction cost economics, with most recent work focusing on the latter approach. Each of these perspectives offers both complementary and contrasting views about the network form. For the most part, however, each perspective focuses essentially on the organizational antecedents and outcomes of network involvement, with little attention paid to the network as a whole, except for its governance and structure.
This organizational view is understandable, since it is organizations that make up a network and organizations that stand either to lose or benefit by network involvement. In both the transaction cost and resource dependence literatures, for instance, the motivation and rationale for cooperative, interorganizational integration of activities and services is at the organizational level, either for reasons of efficiency related to reduced transaction costs (Williamson, 1985) or to gain resources and power (Pfeffer and Salancik, 1978). Individual organizations make strategic choices to form or become part of a cooperative network of other organizations when it appears that the advantages to such an arrangement, especially enhanced survival capacity (Uzzi, 1994), outweigh the costs of maintaining the relationship, including any potential loss of operating and decision autonomy. Thus, much of what is known about the rationale for network involvement is based on an extension of the literature on interorganizational relations.
Absent from these views, however, is a focus on nonstructural outcomes of the network as a whole. Even in the general network literature, which places a heavy emphasis on network-level properties and structures (Aldrich and Whetten, 1981; Knoke and Kuklinski, 1982; Marsden, 1990; Scott, 1991), issues of network outcomes and effectiveness are mostly ignored. While focus on organizational effectiveness is clearly appropriate when outcomes can readily be attributed to the activities of individual organizations, not all problems can be solved by the actions of individual organizations. Particularly in the area of community-based health care and social services for such groups as the homeless, people with severe mental illness, drug and alcohol abusers, and the elderly, a focus on organizational outcomes is insufficient, because such outcomes reflect only how well individual providers are performing their particular component of the many services needed by their clients. If the overall well-being of clients is a goal, then effectiveness must be assessed at the network level, since client well-being depends on the integrated and coordinated actions of many different agencies separately providing shelter, transportation, food, and health, mental health, legal, vocational, recreational, family, and income support services. …

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ReGen8’s technology converts waste hydrocarbons such as oils, methane, paraffin, or waste fuels into usable electricity and heating while the employment of carbon capture technology makes the process carbon neutral. ReGen8’s systems consist of an external combustion engine or thermoelectric generator and carbon capture technology.
Waste oil and other liquid hydrocarbons are pumped from a holding tank into our system, where it is preheated and then atomized in a burner. Deionized water circulates through the tubing, absorbing the heat to become dry steam which is then directed to the engine, rotating a crankshaft to an electrical generator.
The hot oil flows across one side of the Peltier modules. A cool water mixture flows across the opposite side, producing an electrical charge. Modules are combined into a "power brick" as a heat exchanger cools oil and vents hot air that can be used for space or water heating. Gaseous fuels are combusted through a uniquely designed tower-shaped combustion chamber.


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Book your room at Orlando World Center Marriott
Deluxe RoomMax Occupancy: 4 guests (up to 1 child, 1 infant)
Deluxe RoomMax Occupancy: 4 guests (up to 3 children, 3 infants)
Suite, 1 BedroomMax Occupancy: 4 guests (up to 3 infants)
Suite (Two Bay Vista)Max Occupancy: 4 guests (up to 3 infants)
Executive SuiteMax Occupancy: 4 guests (up to 3 infants)
Sprawling 200-acre resort near Walt Disney World® Resort
With a stay at Orlando World Center Marriott in Orlando (Downtown Disney® area/Lake Buena Vista), you'll be convenient to DisneyQuest® and Downtown Disney® area.
This 4-star resort is within close proximity of Lake Bryan and Falcon's Fire Golf Club.
Make yourself at home in one of the 2000 air-conditioned rooms featuring minibars. Your room comes with a pillowtop bed, and all rooms are furnished with sofa beds. Satellite programming provides entertainment, and wired and wireless Internet access is available for a surcharge. Private bathrooms with shower/tub combinations feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers.
Relax at the full-service spa, where you can enjoy massages, body treatments, and facials. While the golfer in the family is out on the course, you can enjoy above-par recreational amenities such as a health club and an outdoor pool. This resort also features babysitting/childcare, an arcade/game room, and gift shops/newsstands. Spending a day of fun is easy with the complimentary theme park shuttle.
Enjoy a meal at one of the resort's dining establishments, which include 7 restaurants and a coffee shop/café. From your room, you can also access 24-hour room service. Relax with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge or a poolside bar. Buffet breakfasts are available for a fee.
Featured amenities include a 24-hour business center, limo/town car service, and express check-out. Planning an event in Orlando? This resort has 450000 square feet (41806 square meters) of space consisting of conference space and meeting rooms. Self parking (subject to charges) is available onsite.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
At your hotel
At your hotel
This Marriott resort is situated near Orlando's theme parks and attractions. Walt Disney World® is less than 2 miles (3.2 kilometers) away and SeaWorld is within 5.5 miles (8.8 kilometers).
The 4,000-square-foot (372 square-meter) 24-hour fitness center at the Orlando World Center Marriott is equipped with cardio and strength-training equipment. The on-site spa offers a full menu of services, including wraps, manicures and pedicures, and "Around the World in Eighty Minutes," the spa's signature massage. For golfers, the 18-hole championship Hawk's Landing golf course has daily clinics and instructional programs (surcharges).
Other amenities include a pool with water slides and a slide tower featuring 2 winding water slides and 1 speed water slide, a kids play area, a kid's splash zone, tennis and volleyball courts, a number of restaurants/lounges, meeting space, and a full-service 24-hour business center with a range of useful services, such as network engineering, printers, copiers and fax machines, surface graphics, signage and banner creation on site. The lobby, Solaris Bar, Mangrove Emporium food court, and other public spaces provide WiFi (included in resort fee). Self parking and valet parking are available for a surcharge.
- 24-hour front desk
- Arcade/game room
- Babysitting or childcare
- Number of floors - 28
- Golf course on site
- Tennis on site
- Barbecue grill(s)
- Coffee shop or café
- Complimentary newspapers in lobby
- Conference space
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Theme park shuttle (complimentary)
- Express check-out
- Full-service spa
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Laundry facilities
- Limo or Town Car service available
- Spa treatment room(s)
- Meeting rooms
- Multilingual staff
- Total number of rooms - 2000
- Poolside bar
- Local Expert Concierge
- Room service (24 hours)
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Self parking (surcharge)
- Snack bar/deli
- Number of restaurants - 7
- 24-hour business center
- Conference space size (meters) - 41806
- Shopping on site
- Smoke-free property
- Spa services on site
- Spa tub
- Steam room
- Outdoor pool
- Wedding services
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Health club
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Valet parking (surcharge)
- Number of meeting rooms - 46
- Conference space size (feet) - 450000
- Television in lobby
Available in all rooms: Wireless internet access ( 14.95 USD per day ) , Wired internet access ( 14.95 USD per day )
Park your car
Self parking (surcharge), Valet parking (surcharge)
In your room
- Air conditioning
- Free long-distance calls
- Premium TV channels
- Complimentary bottled water
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- In-room childcare (surcharge)
- Climate control
- Coffee/tea maker
- Complimentary newspaper
- Complimentary toiletries
- Cribs/infant beds available
- Hair dryer
- Daily housekeeping
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- In-room safe
- Iron/ironing board
- Pay movies
- Premium bedding
- Refrigerator (on request)
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Shower/tub combination
- Sofa bed
- Private bathroom
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Satellite TV service
- Wireless Internet access (surcharge)
- Wired high-speed Internet access (surcharge)
- Pillowtop mattress
Eat and drink
Hawk's Landing Bar - Country club atmosphere overlooking the 18th green.
Falls Pool bar & Grill - Drinks and light fare served overlooking the resort's lagoon pool. Open mid-morning until dusk (weather permitting).
The Lobby Bar - Indoor and outdoor veranda seating. Martinis, frozen cocktails, and specialty drinks. Appetizers. Open 5 PM until late evening.
High Velocity - American cuisine. Open for lunch and dinner. One of the largest sports bars in Orlando. Features flat-panel HDTVs and beers on tap. Menu offers appetizers, sliders, chicken wings, and burgers. Children are welcome and have their own menu to select from.
Starbucks - Enjoy perfectly prepared coffee beverages and pastries in the hotel lobby. Open breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
Siro - Serves authentic Italian food created with fresh produce and local inspiration, combined with handcrafted classic cocktails.
Hawk's Landing Steakhouse - Great views overlooking the golf course. Choices include boneless rib eye, prime beef, crab cakes, and shrimp. Children's menu. Full bar. Dinner only.
Mikado Japanese Steakhouse - Teppanyaki table-side cooking with view of pool and sundeck. Steak, shrimp, scallops, and fresh sushi combos. Children's menu. Full bar. Dinner only.
Mangrove Food Court - Indoor food court serving quick, delicious bites to fuel your Orlando adventures. Offerings include pizza, hot and cold sandwiches, burgers, salads, ice cream, and coffee.
The Marriott's 18-hole championship golf course provides daily clinics and instructional programs for all levels of play (surcharges).
The 4,000-square-foot, 24-hour fitness center offers cardiovascular equipment, free weights, and circuit-training machines. 4 tennis courts, 2 sand volleyball courts, a basketball court, and a sand play area for children provide additional recreation options. The Kids' Zero Entry Pool and water playground with fountains, bubblers, water mushrooms, in-ground spray jets, water cannons, lily pads, and a small water slide. Another slide tower at the Falls Pool Oasis has two 200-foot winding water slides and one 90-foot speed water slide.
In addition, a newly renovated game room offers interactive games for kids of all ages.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the hotel; fees may apply.
- Golf lessons on site
- Ecotours nearby
- Tennis on site
- Water skiing nearby
- Golfing on site
- Basketball on site
- Golf driving range on site
- Volleyball on site
- Couples treatment rooms
- Manicures and pedicures
- Body wraps
- Body scrubs
- Aromatherapy treatments
- Hydrotherapy treatments
- Body treatments
- Facial treatments
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the “Special or Accessibility Requests" section of “Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible bathroom
- Accessible path of travel
- Braille or raised signage
- Accessible parking
- In-room accessibility
- Roll-in shower
The fine print for Orlando World Center Marriott
When you arrive
Check-in time starts at 4 PM
Minimum check-in age is 21
When you leave
Check-out time is 11 AM
How you can pay
Accepted at this hotel: JCB International, American Express, Diners Club, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- Resort fee: USD 20 per accommodation, per night
- Shuttle service
- Internet access (may be limited)
- In-room bottled water
- Additional inclusions
- Breakfast fee: USD 19.95 per person (approximately)
- Fee for in-room wireless Internet: USD 14.95 per day (rates may vary)
- Fee for in-room high-speed Internet (wired): USD 14.95 per day (rates may vary)
- Self parking fee: USD 15.98 per day (in/out privileges)
- Valet parking fee: USD 25.00 per day
We should mention
The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.

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Hi all, I'm new and need a little help. I'm looking for the gold R1 emblems found on a 2012 white R1. I want to buy the factory emblem. Where can I find the correct Yamaha part number?
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Brill cream, clipped voices, dinner jackets, pencil moustaches and women
dressed up like Vera Lynn. This is the Fitzrovia Radio Hour, where in the
basement of an art deco restaurant and bar, three men and two women recall
the golden era of radio theatre of the late 1940s.
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How a Lightning Protection System Works: Lightning is the visible discharge of static electricity within a cloud, between clouds, or between tile earth and a cloud. Scientists still do not fully understand what causes lightning, but most experts believe that different kinds of ice interact in a cloud. Updrafts in the clouds separate charges so that positive charges moves end up at the top of the cloud while negative flow to the bottom. When the negative charge moves down, a "pilot leader" forms. 'This leader rushes toward the earth in 150-foot discrete steps, ionizing a path in the air. 'The final breakdown generally occurs to a high object the major part of the lightning discharge current is then carried in the return stroke which flows along the ionized path. A lighting protection system provides a means by which this discharge may enter or leave earth without passing through and damaging non-conducting parts of a structure, such as those made of wood, brick, tile of- concrete. A lightning protection system does not prevent lightning from striking; it provides a means for controlling it and preventing damage by providing a low resistance path for the discharge of lightning energy. FIG. 3 Lightning protection system for a dwelling: 1) air terminals spaced 20 feet apart along ridges and within two feet of ridge ends; 2) down conductors; 3) minimum of two groundings at least 10-feet deep; 4) roof projections such as weather vanes connected to system; 5) air terminal located within two feet of outside corners of chimney; 6) dormers protected; 7) antenna mast connected to roof conductor:- 8) connect gutters or other grounded metals as required; 9) surge arrester installed at service panel to protect appliances; 10) transient voltage surge suppressors installed in receptacles to which computers and other electronic equipment are connected. FIG. 4 Lightning protection system commercial/industrial installation 1) air terminals spaced 20 feet apart around the perimeter of the building; 2) down conductors; 3) ground rods at least 10-feet deep; 4) art handling units bonded to system (may be in need of air terminals mounted on unit); 5) air terminals mounted within two feet of outside corner; 6) mid-roof conductor and air terminals at maximum 50-foot spacing; 7) grounded metal bodies bonded into system; 8) surge arresters installed at main electrical panels; 9) transient voltage surge suppressors installed in receptacles to protect computers and other office equipment.
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A task group meeting of the Japan-Arab Dialogue Forum
05 March 2005
During the course of a single day, Ismail Serageldin chaired an expert group meeting of the Japan-Arab Dialogue Forum to assess the situation in Iraq, and in Palestine after the election. The members of the expert group reviewed and exchanged views on the recent developments in the Middle East. Serageldin made special mention of Japans excellent relationship with the Arab world and the major effort it contributes to promote stability in the Middle East region. The group agreed to hold another round of talks, in June, to further assess the ongoing developments in the region. The meeting was attended by Mr. Yukio Okamoto, Dr. Ossama El Baz, and H.E. Mr. Ibrahim Bin Saad Al-Ibrahim, Ambassador of Saudi Arabia to Egypt.
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Cinch 3/4 Length Color Block Jacket
If you like to work and play hard, this brown polyester canvas ski coat is up for the job. Extra ¾ length coverage, a storm flap, removable hood and saddle vents are the perfect details to keep you comfortable tackling ranch chores or spending long hours in the saddle. Additional features include pewter snaps, a leather logo patch and Durable Water Resistant (DWR) finish. Embroidered Harris logos on front and back. This style runs true to size.

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SAN FRANCISCO—Tardive dyskinesia (TD) is strongly linked with older age, medical comorbidity, and hospitalizations, according to a study of US veterans with serious mental illness presented during a poster session at the American Psychiatric Association’s annual meeting.
The retrospective, cross-sectional study included 7985 veterans with schizophrenia/schizoaffective, bipolar, and major depressive disorders who had received antipsychotics for 30 days or more. Researchers compared participants with and without TD to provide a glimpse of associations between the movement disorder and various patient characteristics, comorbidities, and outcomes.
Some 4.16% of the study population had TD, reported poster presenter Stanley N. Caroff, MD, and coauthors E. Cabrina Campbell, Rosalind Berkowitz, and Shirley Leong.
Veterans with TD were more likely to be older, have schizophrenia/schizoaffective disorder, have higher Charlson Comorbidity Index scores, and have higher medical hospitalization rates. They were less likely, however, to have bipolar disorder, compared with veterans without TD.
Meanwhile, the study found no significant differences between the two groups in gender; race; major depressive or post-traumatic stress disorder diagnoses; receiving 30 or more days of antidepressants, lithium or anticonvulsants; receiving two or more antipsychotics; marital status; homelessness; financial status; mortality; emergency visits; or hospitalizations for substance use or psychiatric disorders.
“Tardive dyskinesia may be a marker for a cluster of variables predictive of serious adverse health outcomes and impairments in quality of life,” researchers concluded. “More assertive screening, monitoring, and treatment of patients at risk of tardive dyskinesia is needed.”
“Cumulative burden of illness in veterans with serious mental illness and tardive dyskinesia.” Abstract presented at: the American Psychiatric Association Annual Meeting; May 20, 2019; San Francisco, CA.

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Bio-Active Cell Food for your Buds
100 ml Bottle
Mineral Formulation for Cannabis
enOrmus Bud Bio-Active Cell Food
enOrmus Bud is an exceptional formulation to feed the microbes that symbiotically enhance plant growth. Increase the yield and quality of your home grown like never before.
REPORTED PLANT BENEFITS OF USING ORMUS:
• Cellular respiration is increased
• Phototropism is increased
• Increases photosynthesis
• Increases carbohydrate content of sap
• Increases soil micro flora
• Increases nitrogen fixing bacteria in soil
• Increases phosphorous leaching fungi
• Improves soil aeration
• More resistant to insects and disease
• Has saved diseased orchards
• Less need for pesticides
• Transplant tolerant
• Fruit is larger and better tasting
• Produce lasts longer on the shelf
• Mineral and vitamin content increased
• Plants produce sooner
• Crop yields are increased
• Application is easy
• Application is inexpensive
• More resistant to freezing
Two ways to love your bush:
At planting add 1ml of enOrmus to water for each square meter of soil.
For monthly maintenance apply as a foliar spray. Add 3ml of enOrmus Bud to 1 litre of water. Make sure you spray underneath the leaves to reach the open stomata in the early mornings. Don’t be tempted to increase the dosage! Less is more for enormous bud.
Ormus is a harmonic, broad spectrum mineral complex.
enOrmus also contains fulvic acid from humus and biologically active organic compounds.
Without the help of the fulvic acid, many of the larger molecules that are unable to permeate cell walls would not make it into the plant and get washed away in runoff water. However, once minerals fuse with the fulvic acid, they become bioactive and chemically available to the plant where they are needed most.
Cells use minerals for energy, and Ormus is the purest form of energy available to them. This is particularly true within the soil microbiome, where mycorrhizae (fungi) supply minerals and other plant foods to plants in exchange for sugars produced by photosynthesis in a beautifully symbiotic relationship. A good supply of agricultural Ormus minerals to the root zone in the soil (and often stomata under the plant leaves) supports and greatly enhances these miraculous transactions.
enOrmus Bud formula combines the awesome benefits of vulvic acid and Ormus into one enormous product.

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Vinyl(VG+) Sleeve(VG+) / Vinyl has minor hairline, plays nice /
コンディション 盤 : Very Good Plus (VG+)
コンディション ジャケット : Very Good Plus (VG+)
コンディションの表記について [ M > M- > VG+ > VG > G+ > G > F > P ]
レーベル : Freestyle Dust,Virgin – XDUSTLP4, 7243 8 47610 1 1
フォーマット : 2 x Vinyl, LP, Album, Gatefold
生産国 : UK
発売年 : 1999-06-21
Track A1 published by MCA Music Ltd/Mass Confusion Music/Warner Chappell Music/Virginia Beach Music (ASCAP)/Latté Publishing
Tracks A2, B2 and D2 are published by MCA Music Ltd
Track B1 published by MCA Music Ltd/PolyGram Music Publishing Ltd
Track B3 published by MCA Music Ltd/Oasis Music/Creation Songs Ltd/Sony/ATV Music Publishing
Track C1 published by MCA Music Ltd/Studio G Ltd
Track C2 published by MCA Music Ltd/Sand Devil Music (BMI)
Track C3 published by MCA Music Ltd/Remipa Publishing
Track D1 published by JD Music/Global Music/MCA Music Ltd
Track D3 published by MCA Music Ltd/Canaveral Pictures (BMI)
Track A1 features samples from Nicole’s recording ‘Make It Hot’. Produced under license from Elektra Entertainment Group by arrangement with Warners Special Products.
Track C1 contains a sample from the recording ‘Asian Workshop’ by James Asher, licensed courtesy of Studio G.
Track C3 contains a sample from the recording ‘Earthmessage’ licensed courtesy of Amplitude.
Track D1 contains a sample from the recording ‘The Roof Is On Fire’ by Rockmaster Scott & The Dynamic Three, licensed courtesy of Danya Records.
Jonathan Donahue of Mercury Rev appears courtesy of V2 Records.
Noel Gallagher appears courtesy of SINE a division of Sony Music Entertainment (UK) Ltd.
Bobby Gillespie appears courtesy of Creation Records.
Hope Sandoval appears courtesy of Capitol Records.
Recorded at Orinoco Studios, South London
Edited with Cheeky Paul at Berwick Street Studios, Soho
© & ℗ 1999 Virgin Records, Ltd.
Printed in the E.U.
Made in the E.U.
Cardboard artwork inner sleeves.
ジャンル : Electronic
スタイル : Breakbeat, Techno, Big Beat
A1. Music: Response
A2. Under The Influence
B1. Out Of Control
B2. Orange Wedge
B3. Let Forever Be
C1. The Sunshine Underground
C2. Asleep From Day
C3. Got Glint?
D1. Hey Boy Hey Girl
D3. Dream On
Art Direction – Blue Source
Art Direction – The Chemical Brothers
Artwork [Screenprints] – Kate Gibb
Edited By [Edited With] – Cheeky Paul
Engineer – Steve Dub
Engineer [Assistant] – Jon Collyer
Engineer [Assistant] – Ray Mascarenas
Lacquer Cut By – Mike Marsh
Performer [The Players] – Ed Simons
Performer [The Players] – Tom Rowlands
Producer – The Chemical Brothers
Written-By – Ed Simons
Written-By – Tom Rowlands
Barcode 7 24384 76101 1
Price Code PM 264
Label Code LC 03098
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A CYCLING enthusiast from Solihull will be pedalling his way across the United States’ ‘Death Valley’ later this month to raise funds for the Midlands Air Ambulance Charity.
Paul Heath, 46, will cover a nearly 400kilometres in five days starting on November 7 and concluding a week later on November 14.
Located in Eastern California, the valley is the hottest and driest area of North America – and also renowned for being home to one of the toughest cycle routes in the world.
An employee at Phoenix Group – who have raised over £280,000 for the Midlands and London’s Air Ambulance charities to date – Paul admitted that saying his challenge will be difficult is a huge understatement.
Paul added: “I’ve been riding my bike for anywhere between 20 to 40 miles four times a week, supplemented with strength and endurance sessions in the gym.
“I’ve also been sitting in a sauna to get use to the hot, dry environment – the difference is that you can escape a sauna if you want – in the Valley you can’t.”
The fundraiser states that the hardest part of his challenge will be on days two and three – which will contain 100miles of cycling and 5,000ft of climbing within the first 25 miles of cycling on both days.
The Midlands Air Ambulance Charity provides advanced trauma teams to critically injured patients.
Having made a visit to London’s Air Ambulance helipad in September – who Paul will also be raising money for – Paul said he felt privileged to have met the folk who dedicate their time to help save lives.
He added: “I didn’t really give too much thought to the small difference my challenge might make before this – here I saw how it will help first hand and now I am in awe.”
A spokesperson on behalf of London’s Air Ambulance and Midlands Air Ambulance Charity said: “Our partnership with Phoenix Group and the commitment of their staff has been significant in helping us save more lives.
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The Sydney Metro Northwest (Surface and Viaduct Civil Works) was named both 2018 Global Best Rail Project and 2018 Project of the Year by Engineering News Record (ENR), the only project in Australia to be recognised.
SMEC took the role of Design Lead on the project which involved building a four-kilometre elevated skytrain and a 270-metre curved, cable-stayed rail bridge over Windsor Road at Rouse Hill.
John Anderson, Functional General Manager, Structures, shares what it was like to be part of the team and what SMEC learnt while leading the design of this innovative, award-winning Australian-first.
Some of the world’s most iconic bridges are cable-stayed bridges. The Brooklyn Bridge is one that has appeared in countless films and it’s a classic example of a cable-stayed structure. Whilst most people have seen the Brooklyn Bridge, either in person or in the movies, very few will have seen a curved cable stayed bridge… and even fewer a curved cable stayed rail bridge.
They are extremely rare, and we are proud to have been involved in the design of one in Sydney, Australia.
It’s elegant, innovative, environmentally sustainable, the first of its kind in Australia and, according to Engineering News Record, the best one in the world.
The curved cable stayed rail bridge in question is the Sydney Metro Northwest Skytrain Bridge and the project team responsible for its creation was made up of experts across the globe, with SMEC taking the role of design lead on the innovative, award winning project.
The 270-metre bridge and its accompanying four-kilometre-long elevated skytrain was an engineering feat and SMEC pushed the boundaries on how a cable stayed rail bridge can be designed and built.
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The design challenges that arose throughout this project were complex and many.
As with most large projects, success often comes down to how well a diverse group of people communicate and work together towards a common goal. Our team’s expertise and the level of collaboration, along with strong leadership, project management and technical oversight, cannot be overstated. The team’s collective knowledge, patience and tolerance were critical factors in the successful delivery of the project.
SMEC worked closely with the contractors’ management and technical teams and made a conscious effort to pre-empt and solve technical challenges as they arose. The complete integration of the various levels of design and construction expertise ensured strategies were defined and implemented quickly.
SMEC’s team in Sydney led the design work with support from our Structures team in South Africa. We worked together closely and were in constant communication which was fundamental to our success. It helped us reach intelligent solutions quickly and to further build valuable relationships which proved critical during more demanding stages of the project.
Having a number of people working on the project meant that we needed a strong focus on delivery times and being responsive. Both inside and outside our organisation, we needed to prove that we could be relied on to promptly deal with problems if they occurred. We often had many short-term deadlines and we aimed to engender transparency and accountability within our team. For example, we held short open meetings every morning to discuss any outstanding and upcoming matters for the days ahead.
We had a relentless focus on quality. Because of the complexity of the bridge, two engineers worked exclusively on analysis models. They could check each other’s work at regular intervals. Scrutinising all design work and drawings at regular intervals was essential as the consequences of any mistake were severe.
It’s elegant, innovative, environmentally sustainable, the first of its kind in Australia and according the Engineering News Record; the best one in the world. The curved cable stayed rail bridge in question is The Sydney Metro Northwest Skytrain Bridge and the project team responsible for its creation was made up of experts across the globe, with SMEC taking the role of design lead on the innovative, award winning project.
Technical, complex and rewarding
The Sydney Metro Northwest Skytrain is a significant project for many reasons, not the least that the deck superstructure was first built as a seven-span continuous girder on temporary supports using an overhead self-launching gantry. Thereafter the bridge was converted into a three-span cable stayed bridge and the temporary supports were removed. The use of the precast segmental concrete for the deck superstructure was a required continuation of the main viaduct.
The challenge for the SMEC team became the integration of the techniques and temporary works used to build precast segmental concrete bridges with the demands of cable stayed bridge construction. There were many iterations to find a construction sequence that worked and, in the end, finding a practical solution was very rewarding.
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We learnt a lot technically and this project has undoubtedly proven that longer suspended precast segmental bridges can be erected using conventional erection methods. This innovative method of construction also had major safety benefits in that it eliminated the need for any day time closures of traffic lanes across Windsor Road.
SMEC’s design team also learnt a lot about the latest construction technologies. Design and build projects such as the Sydney Metro Northwest Skytrain are a tremendous opportunity for design engineers to be actively involved in the construction process. The practical knowledge they gained was, is and will continue to be invaluable throughout their careers.
The Sydney Metro Northwest Cable-Stayed Bridge was also awarded the Engineering Excellence Award by Engineers Australia, Best International Project Award by the South African Institution of Civil Engineering (SAICE) Durban, and Best International Project Award at the CESA Aon Engineering Excellence Awards in South Africa.
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Baku Expo Center to host International Healthcare Exhibition
The 23rd Azerbaijan International Healthcare Exhibition BIHE 2017 will take place at Baku Expo Center on September 28-30, AzerTag reports.
For years, the exhibition has served as a platform for establishing business contacts and exchanging experience between professionals from medical institutions, suppliers of modern medical equipment, pharmacists, and academics. BIHE takes place with support from the Ministry of Health of the Republic of Azerbaijan, the Azerbaijan Stomatology Association, the Azerbaijan Export and Investment Promotion Foundation (AZPROMO), and the National Confederation of Entrepreneurs (Employers) Organisations of the Azerbaijan Republic (ASK). The organisers are Iteca Caspian and its partner ITE Group.
Intensive preparations for the first expo, which will kick off the autumn season, are now well underway. The event is expected to welcome more than 100 participants, including companies from Azerbaijan, Belarus, China, Germany, India, Italy, Iran, Lithuania, Poland, Russia, Switzerland, Turkey, USA, Ukraine, and other countries.
As well as international manufacturers, exhibitors will include major local distributors of medical equipment that are partners to major global manufacturers. Local exhibitors will include BTL Industries, Labservis, Planet and others.
This year, the exhibition will present medical and laboratory equipment (medical equipment for surgical tables; laser equipment for reconstructive surgery), medicines, medical instruments and pharmaceutical equipment.
Beauty Azerbaijan 2017, the 11th Azerbaijan International Beauty and Aesthetic Medicine Exhibition, will take place alongside BIHE 2017.
A comprehensive business programme will be held within the framework of the exhibition; for the first time ever, a congress for health professionals is planned to run alongside the exhibition. The congress will consist of several panel discussions, with the participation of leading physicians from different disciplines of medicine. On the second day of the exhibition, the organisers will conduct a workshop between exhibitors and local manufacturers and distributors, which will provide an effective and extra business platform for direct meetings and negotiations between the market participants. The workshop’s aim is to help the exhibitors to establish effective business relations with local companies, and provide the exhibition visitors with an opportunity to expand their distribution networks.
BIHE has been and remains the main healthcare event for the communication of medical industry professionals and an ideal place for demonstrating the leading technologies and innovations in medicine.

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Four drivers will bid farewell to Formula 1 in Abu Dhabi on Sunday with at least three of them, Sebastian Vettel, Mick Schumacher and Daniel Ricciardo, hoping to fight for a final top-ten showing.
For Nicholas Latifi, it’s likely to be yet another “difficult” Sunday.
None of Vettel, Schumacher, Ricciardo or Latifi will feature on next year’s Formula 1 grid – some by choice, others not so.
For Vettel he’s decided to retire while Ricciardo wants a year on the sidelines, the McLaren driver even going as far as to turn down talks with Haas over their available seat.
As for Schumacher and Latifi, both have been dropped by their respective teams Haas and Williams. Schumacher, though, is hoping like Ricciardo to be back on the grid come 2024 while Latifi concedes this is it for him.
Vettel will line up on the Yas Marina grid the best placed of the four, the German having qualified P9 for Sunday’s finale.
He was left annoyed by his former team Red Bull during Saturday’s qualifying, declaring they were constantly hampering him.
So much so, team boss Christian Horner apologised, telling Sky Deutschland: “I have to apologise, every time you were on a good lap, one of our cars was in front of you.”
Nonetheless Vettel was happy with overall performance, saying he felt as if he was “coming alive”.
He was not to finish slowest in Q3, saying: “We were able to beat a car after ninth place. I know that doesn’t sound like a lot, but it’s a lot for us because we’re in a good position to fight for points.
“We still have one goal in mind, try to beat the Alfa Romeos and score as many points as possible so that we might still finish sixth in the Constructors’ standings.”
His compatriot Schumacher is 12th on the grid, the German making it through to Q2 in one of his better qualifying showings in his two seasons in Formula 1.
He’s wary of having the likes of Ricciardo starting behind him, the Aussie having qualified P10 before taking a grid drop for causing a collision with Kevin Magnussen at the previous race in Brazil.
“We will have a few cars behind us that are quite fast,” said Schumacher. “But it’s good that we’re in front of one AlphaTauri and the other one is right in front of us. That means we have to have a good start and plan our race in such a way that we just finish ahead of them.”
But his main goal for Sunday, in what could be his last grand prix ever: “Just have fun”.
As for Ricciardo, he’s happy to say goodbye to 2022 and hopes to end his McLaren career in the points.
“I won’t miss my lack of competitiveness this year,” he told Viaplay.
“Qualifying certainly hasn’t been my strong suit obviously with this car, but to stay out there [for] the whole hour, to be in Q3, I think that was just a bit of a relief.
“Obviously I still lacked about three tenths [of a second] or something to Lando, so there’s still a little bit [of a gap].”
“But, with the year it’s been, it’s no surprise. I’m happy to put up a bit of a fight till the end.”
Latifi will take his usual spot of P20 on the grid, the Williams driver slowest of all in qualifying.
He reckons it will be a “difficult” grand prix but that “it’s my last race and I’ll be trying to enjoy it as much as possible.”
He added to Motorsportweek: “There’s obviously a range of different emotions. I mean, for sure, when I found out the news I wasn’t going to be continuing with the team, there were six races to go.
“So I went in with the approach to enjoy each opportunity, try to make the most of it, and try to enjoy as much as I can and not sweat or stress about the little stuff.
“Or what seems like the little stuff in hindsight, that’s been difficult to deal with throughout the season.
“And obviously now, we’ve arrived at the last race which, on the one hand felt like it was very slowly approaching but on the other hand, quite quickly, so a bit of a weird position.”

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On Thursday, Indiana Governor Mike Pence signed a bill that places more restrictions on abortion in the state. The bill bans women from seeking abortions based on race, gender or disability of the fetus, as well as placing new restrictions on doctors.
The bill, House Enrolled Act 1337, which Pence called a “comprehensive pro-life measure,” is the latest legislation in the state’s continued chipping away of abortion rights. Indiana already has some of the most restrictive abortion laws in the country, including waiting periods, mandatory counseling, mandatory ultrasounds, and insurance restrictions. Pence has never shied away from conservative legislation; last year he signed the Religious Freedom Restoration Act, a controversial bill that essentially gave the state a license to discriminate against the LGTBQ community. And Pence has signed every piece of abortion legislation that the legislature has put on his desk.
But HEA 1337 is particularly notable because it’s one of the most expansive restriction bills recently signed. The bill holds doctors liable if a woman has an abortion based on sex, race or disability (like Down’s Syndrome) and the law makes fetal tissue donation nearly impossible. It mandates that women be required to bury or cremate the fetus post-termination, a reaction to the purposefully misleading Planned Parenthood videos produced by the Center for Medical Progress. And it gets worse: HEA 1337 also mandates that abortion physicians have admitting privileges at a nearby hospital.
“Seeing them all in one place, that is very striking,” Dawn Johnsen, an Indiana University law professor told the New York Times. “It’s like the kitchen sink: Everything that isn’t already in the law. And the law is already really restrictive.”
Needless to say, anti-choice advocates and Pence are pleased with the bill; at the signing the Governor said that the bill “will ensure the dignified final treatment of the unborn and prohibits abortions that are based only on the unborn child’s sex, race, color, national origin, ancestry or disability, including Down syndrome.”
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The center of the eye of Typhoon “ROLLY” made landfall in the vicinity of Bato, Catanduanes (13.60 °N, 124.33 °E) at 4:50 AM this morning.
After traversing the southern portion of Catanduanes, the center of the typhoon will cross Lagonoy Gulf and make landfall over the southern portion of Camarines Sur or the northern portion of Albay this morning.
Afterwards, the center will cross the Camarines Provinces before heading towards CALABARZON this afternoon. “ROLLY” is forecast to exit the mainland Luzon landmass and emerge over the Philippine Sea tomorrow early morning. During its traverse of Southern Luzon, “ROLLY” is forecast to weaken but will emerge as a typhoon over the West Philippine Sea.


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Research links obesity in the U.S. and U.K. to warmer indoor temperatures
January 31, 2011
A number of factors have been cited for the epidemic of obesity in America and Great Britain: genetics, food consumption and lack of exercise are all familiar culprits. But British researchers believe they may have found another cause—warm houses and workplaces.
In their review, the researchers noted that average indoor temperatures during the winter months have increased since the 1970s in both the U.S. and the U.K.; in the U.S., temperatures have stayed consistently high in the average living room, and nearly 2 degrees F warmer in bedrooms at night, which is significant.
There are also fewer cold pockets in homes, such as in hallways, leading to less exposure to variable temperatures. At the same time, workplace temperatures are believed to be increasing.
The researchers blame all of this on a culture of "thermal monotony" brought about by the widespread use of central air conditioning and heating.
Cooler Temperatures May Burn Fat
Spending most of the day in warmer room temperatures and little time in mild, seasonal cold affects the way the body burns fat; in warmer temperatures, the metabolic rate is lower than at cooler temperatures.
Brown adipose tissue, sometimes called "brown fat," also plays a role by burning more energy in the form of heat in cooler temperatures. But people living and working in consistently warmer indoor temperatures, the researchers argue, have less brown fat and therefore burn less energy.
More research is needed before anyone can prove that warmer room temperatures are a direct cause of obesity, but people want to lose weight might find the prospect of a trimmer waistline from lowering the thermostat back to cooler temperatures worth the gamble.
Johnson F, et al. "Could increased time spent in a thermal comfort zone contribute to population increases in obesity?" Obesity Reviews 2011; DOI: 10.1111/j.1467-789X.2010.00851.x.

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in response to nutritional stress and other abiotic stresses besides DNA damage have been shown in bacteria (Parkinson, 1993). In this study, we highlight, for the first time, the presence of a γ radiation-induced signaling mechanism in a prokaryote, D. radiodurans. We demonstrate that the DNA damage-induced synthesis of cAMP and ATP was possibly manifested by upregulation of AC and downregulation of 2′,3′ cAMP phosphodiesterase activities during PIR. The presence of different ACs and their involvement in bacterial signal transduction are well established (Linder & Schultz, 2003; Shenoy & Visweswariah, 2006). Although, the mechanism by which cAMP regulates DNA damage response is not clear; it can presumably act as an inducer of protein kinase Epacadostat activity and a signaling molecule in bacteria, as is known in eukaryotes (De Gunzburg, 1985). Similarly, the effects of DNA damage and oxidative stress on AC and 2′,3′cyclic phosphodiesterase enzymes have not INNO-406 been studied, but the regulation of cyclic phosphodiesterase and AC activities by a membrane receptor relaxin-mediated tyrosine phosphorylation has been demonstrated in mammalian cells (Bartsch et al., 2001). As cAMP is a
known activator of mitogen-activated protein kinases and other soluble as well as membrane-bound protein kinases (Stork & Schmitt, 2002; Sanz, 2008) in eukaryotes, it is likely that the higher levels of cAMP and AC activity in 1- and 0.5-h PIR samples, Pregnenolone respectively, regulate protein phosphorylation in this bacterium by similar mechanisms. Our results show that (1) the levels of cAMP and ATP change in response to DNA damage, possibly manifested by differential regulation of AC and cyclic phosphodiesterase enzymes and (2) DNA damage-inducible protein kinase-mediated ATP attenuation of nucleolytic activity is involved during PIR. This is consistent with the activation
of protein kinase by DNA damage in eukaryotes (Kitagawa & Kastan, 2005). Thus, there exists a DSB-induced signaling mechanism in this extremophile, which is known to have acquired the genetic elements from higher organisms through horizontal gene transfer (Makarova et al., 2001; Blasius et al., 2008). The possibility that this superbug has acquired the DNA damage-induced signaling pathway from other organisms during evolution cannot be ruled out and would be worth investigating. We express our sincere thanks to Dr S.K. Apte, Bhabha Atomic Research Centre, Mumbai, for the technical and critical comments in data interpretation and in the preparation of the manuscript. Prof. S.P. Modak, Pune University, and Ms Swathi Kota, Bhabha Atomic Research Centre, are thanked for their comments on scientific and technical aspects of the manuscript. “
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Also in the past fuel became rather warm. In a distributor type injection pump you could measure up to 80°C. If
you estimate for today's systems a quadrupling of the
injection pressure, you may easily have a notion of how high the fuel temperatures would be without cooling. The petrol engine does not need cooling as of yet. But also here the pressures rise with the direct injection.
Moreover, petrol is more receptively for vapour lock.
How it works
Probably the plastic tanks also contribute to the problem that the fuel does not have enough cooling. In any case, it can become too hot. Therefore, in the runback most often below the vehicle floor a fuel cooler is
arranged. It consists of aluminium, making it not only light, but it also conducts the heat well. With fully panelled floors it must be fastened from the outside. Some fuel coolers are connected to the air-conditioning. In any case, the fuel is well-cooled by the time it reaches the fuel tank. Heating of fuel, by the way, only partly concerns the cooling,
because it is switched on only from certain minus degrees on.
It seems that there is always something to sell. Whether it makes sense or not. In earlier times so-called ignition amplifiers, now they offer, in combination with a quick and conclusively sounding argumentation, fuel
cooling for petrol engines. Sounds logically at first, thicker fuel brings about a fatter mixture with the same injection time what would entail more performance. However, this is not true, because the control unit
evaluates the signal of the lambda oxygen sensor and the injection time is reduced. Maybe a very small (one
thousandth) consumption improvement is possible, but no measurable
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Strategies for Writing a Conclusion Strategies for Writing a Conclusion Conclusions are often the most difficult part of an essay to write, and many writers feel that they have nothing left to say after having written the paper. A writer needs to keep in mind that the conclusion is often what a reader remembers best. Your conclusion should be the best part of your paper.
That is exactly why so many of them lose precious points on the final part of their academic assignments — even when the intro and the body were very impressive.
If you want to avoid this unfortunate situation, consider looking at some essay conclusion examples on the web. And, if you really want to make your final paragraph impressive, make a note of our writing tips below — after all, essay conclusion samples can only be useful if you understand what a quality conclusion should be like and what purpose it serves in your paper.
The ultimate purpose of any conclusion is to sum up the results of your work and — if necessary — remind the reader of the main points discussed in the body of your paper.
So, quality conclusion samples Essay conclusion paragraph help act like: Do not forget that this part of your paper is supposed to leave a certain impression on your reader, and your goal is to make this impression a positive one. Here are some tips that might help: However, remember that you are NOT to introduce any new info, so if you are quoting someone, choose a quote that really flies.
However, by urging the readers to think, you get them emotionally and intellectually involved in your work, which is always a plus for all essay conclusion samples.
A lot of essay conclusion examples use this technique to get the reader involved and leave a more lasting impression on the audience. Now, let's take a look at some essays conclusion examples to give you a better idea of how it works in practice. High school literature paper conclusion example One can argue a lot about the moral impact of this play, but that does not lessen its artistic value.
In King Lear Shakespeare not only depicts the world as it is but also makes a step ahead of the playwriting traditions of his period. Here we can observe the first sparks of realism, if one can be bold enough to say that.
Shakespeare's thought to make a tragedy that would differ from the period brings freshness and novelty to the stage. Even now, four hundred years later, it did not lose its unpredictability and indeterminism.
One cannot say that King Lear glorifies evil; on the contrary, it blames it throughout the whole play by making us feel disgusted for the characters whose deeds are so utterly corrupt.
However, King Lear strengthens the idea that this world is not about good or evil, justice or injustice. It does not present the world in a black and white fashion; it adds some more hues and thus gains the effect of realism and credibility.
One can realize that whenever there is conflict, there are going to be victims and one side cannot attain a complete victory over the other one. It teaches us that every action has its consequences and that the only way to prosperity can be the road of honesty and trust, truth and loyalty, tolerance and forgiveness.
King Lear does not deviate from the traditions of humanism and remains not only a classic of English literature but also a study-guide to human relationship. As you can see, the above essay conclusion sample summarizes the gist of the whole paper in great detail.
You do not really have to read the main body to know what it was about, which is the ultimate point of a good conclusion. Drama evaluation conclusion example To sum it up, it is important to know that All Clear has, in fact, been the last Stickland's play, as later on, he started to pay his attention to the novelist's career, leaving out the dramatist's one.
Though All Clear might seem some tragedy, it as well bears the element of the grotesque comedy Stickland is so famous for. One more thing that All Clear has in common with most of the Stickland's plays is its surrealism, which reminds one of Brecht and Beckett. However, I believe, one should not compare Stickland's works with those of Beckett and Brecht, no matter flattering the comparison might seem.
On the whole, Stickland's works are unique, bearing the signs of talent and individuality. All Clear is a perfect representation of this particular talent.
However depressing and 11th-September-reminding it might seem to some, the play is, at the same time, seen as a perfect example of contemporary society, with its fears, hopes, and ambitions.
A truly great choice of a conclusion paragraph example as it combines dramatic analysis with a personal evaluation of the work in question. And, of course, it follows all of the conclusion writing criteria discussed above.
Personal evaluation conclusion paragraph examples To sum up the information concerning the freedom of speech and the First Amendment, it is important once again to remind about the relativity of one's perception.
Surely, the First Amendment does not say a lot, and, thus, it can be handled in a number of ways. However, the basic social rules should be remembered, and, of course, humiliating other people, with a purpose or without it, cannot be justified.
Fraser's behavior is thus seen as irresponsible and immature, which presents the decision of the Supreme Court as reasonable and appropriate to the particular situation. So, one can finally conclude that most of our everyday notions, including freedom, obscenity, and offense, can be discussed and interpreted in various ways; thus, there cannot be any definite evaluation or limitation of these concepts.
Another impressive essay conclusion example that combines the elements of research and personal evaluation - which was the goal of the paper. Note how the author manages to give a personal assessment of the court case without actually using any personal pronouns - a wise choice, even for a personal essay conclusion sample.
His contribution to the American literature is undeniable, as: Tate had domesticated surrealism. He had taken this foreign style, which had almost always seemed slightly alien in English-even among its most talented practitioners like Charles Simic and Donald Justice-and had made it sound not just native but utterly down-home" Gioia.In a conclusion paragraph, you summarize what you’ve written about in your paper.
When you’re writing a good conclusion paragraph, you need to think about the main point that you want to get across and be sure it’s included. Nov 04, · How to End an Essay In this Article: Article Summary Brainstorming Your Conclusion Writing the Conclusion Avoiding Common Pitfalls Community Q&A The final paragraph of an essay is what ties the piece together into a single, cohesive whole%(55).
In a conclusion paragraph, you summarize what you’ve written about in your paper. When you’re writing a good conclusion paragraph, you need to think about the main point that you want to get across and be sure it’s included. Use this list of 20 essay conclusion examples that covers a range of topics and essay formats as a stepping stone to inspire and inform your own writing.
Explain how to write an essay conclusion. Essay conclusions are pretty simple once you know the framework. It all boils down to three main parts: a transition from the last body paragraph. In short, an awesome essay conclusion is super important because it rounds out your essay and makes it feel complete.
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Land is the focus of Jeremy Deller’s solo exhibition at The Modern Institute. By definition, land is used to describe great shared expanses: rural locations, countries, nations, even fantasy faraway places. On the other hand, land also determines areas of personal territory, property or estate. Through several correlated works Deller incites and celebrates our historical, political, social and cultural environment, drawing attention to events and individuals that form a part of it.
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Discover How to Create Lasting Change in Your Life
As the holidays take over our attention, it’s almost time to focus on the new year approaching. A great way to do this is by reflecting on 2022 as a whole. Many of us might’ve made goals at the start of 2022 that we haven’t kept up with. However, we can truly change our habits in 2023 thanks to the help of some amazing books! Here are some books that will help you set achievable goals in 2023…
Atomic Habits by James Clear
Using psychology, biology, and neuroscience, Clear describes the techniques you could use to form better habits. While he uses science to explain these changes, he simplifies complicated topics so you can relate ideas to your life. One of his main points is that change happens slowly; believing you can change completely overnight is unreasonable. Being patient with yourself and recognizing the small amounts of progress you make is more important. And the best part about these tiny changes is that they have a huge impact. Another main point of Clear’s is that we have to start believing we are what we want to become. I know this can sound confusing, but if you want to start running more, call yourself a runner; if you want to get into cooking, call yourself a chef. It doesn’t matter how skilled you may be, but believing that your identity will be impacted by your new habits is the best way to start.
The Book of Mistakes: 9 Secrets to Creating a Successful Future by Skip Prichard
If traditional non-fiction self-help books aren’t captivating enough for you, Prichard’s book may be for you. Prichard uses a fictional story about a man named David to describe his own input about what it means to be successful. In this book, readers become aware of how often they may be repeating mistakes and not changing their actions. This awareness and wisdom through learning more about David’s story is very helpful to reflect on your own life. A crucial takeaway from this book is to avoid being jealous when someone is successful and instead be curious about what you could apply to your own life. Like many self-improvement books, Prichard explains how a change of mindset is key not only about how you view yourself but also how you view others.
Hard Goals: The Secret to Getting from Where You Are to Where You Want to Be by Mark Murphy
Murphy’s research in this book scientifically explains how the brain plays such a role in the ways we set goals. In simpler terms, Murphy has broken it down into an acronym of H.A.R.D. goals. H stands for heartfelt, emphasizing how important it is to have emotional connections with your goals. A stands for animated, which highlights what we imagine ourselves being in the future as if we watch a movie of our successes. R stands for required, showing how necessary it is to start working on your goals as soon as possible. Lastly, D stands for difficult, recognizing that the process is not easy but is definitely worth it in the end. By simplifying professional and personal goals into this acronym, Murphy takes his readers through what they hope to achieve themselves and how to best go about it.
The Desire Map: A Guide to Creating Goals with Soul by Danielle LaPorte
For those of you who don’t enjoy scientific explanations, LaPorte’s book talks about goals from a more spiritual perspective. At the end of the day, setting goals can be a very moving experience, and it comes down to the deepest form of yourself. This book dives into not only what your goals are but why you want these goals and who you want to become. By looking at your innermost feelings and desires, you will better understand what you want and can achieve in all aspects of your life. One of LaPorte’s messages is that learning how to positively change your life doesn’t mean you should be hard about the negative parts. It isn’t easy to create change in your life, especially if you are someone who easily falls into routines. So, by being easy on yourself and understanding that change is a difficult process, you will have a more pleasant experience setting and achieving goals.
Your Best Year Ever: A 5-Step Plan for Achieving Your Most Important Goals by Michael Hyatt
While it isn’t necessary to set goals for the start of every year, we fall into this pattern. For that reason, this title feels especially relevant, as we hope that 2023 is your best year ever! To prepare for the rest of December, reading Hyatt’s book should give you some clarity for next steps to improve your new year. Hyatt goes over ways to avoid feeling stuck when your habits don’t seem to be making any difference. Regardless of your goal, it is important to understand that change can be frustrating and challenging. Hyatt also discusses how to make your goals difficult to give up on. We’ve all seen the people who go to the gym for the first few days of January but immediately give up; Hyatt’s techniques ensure that you create the most productive goals yet.
By reaching for what appears to be impossible, we often actually do the impossible; and even when we don’t make it, we inevitably wind up doing much better than we would have done.Michael Hyatt
At Discover Books, we hope that you have a great holiday season filled with family, friends, and books! We hope these books will help you change habits and set goals for whatever it is you want to do. Remember that change is never simple, and habits can take a long time to form. All of these books may make it seem easy and quick, but it’s always more important to search within yourself for who you want to become. Whether it’s for the rest of December or into the new year, setting goals is very productive, and relying on books like these can keep you focused on your path. As always, we hope you let these stories live on, and happy reading!
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Music festivals are an experience unlike anything else. Luckily for us ravers, the US has plenty of world-class festivals we get to enjoy! Here's a look at the top 10 EDM festivals in the US.
Time Warp is considered to be one of the respected and loved techno raves on the planet. The US iteration of this legendary German festival is an abolute banger with some of the top techno artists on the planet.
If you consider yourself a fan of techno music at all, going to Time Warp is an absolutely must. Although it was cancelled for its US tour, Time Warp is happening around the world in Brazil and Chile this year


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Bureau of Reclamation Encourages Visitors to Protect Historic Resources at New Melones Lake
Media Contact: Louis Moore, 916-978-5100
For Release: August 28, 2014
SONORA, Calif. – Visitors to New Melones Lake are asked to help protect historic resources by not handling, removing, or destroying any artifacts or ruins on or along the lake bed. The remains of some historic sites are now being exposed due to low reservoir levels. The sites and artifacts are protected by federal laws that prohibit disturbing them in any way, including removing or relocating artifacts.
Reclamation reminds visitors that it is important to protect exposed historic resources by not digging, handling, or removing anything from the lake bed or adjacent lands and that the use of metal detectors is not permitted within the New Melones Lake Project Area.
The Code of Federal Regulations, Title 43, Part 423, Section 423.29, states that visitors must not destroy, injure, deface, remove, search for, disturb, or alter natural resources or cultural resources and that visitors must not possess a metal detector on Reclamation lands (http://cfr.regstoday.com/43cfr423.aspx). The historic sites around the lake and those that are normally covered by water in the reservoir are protected by the Archaeological Resources Protection Act (16 USC 470aa-mm) and other federal laws.
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We can usually get a decent idea of what the insides of an upcoming Mac will look like thanks to announcements from part manufacturers. A report last week detailed some of the changes that Apple has planned for its MacBook Pro refresh in the fourth quarter of this year and now Intel and Samsung have both made announcements that could offer a glimpse into what else Apple will introduce…
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Bloomberg reports that Qualcomm shares have dropped after the company’s CEO hinted that its biggest customer could switch to a rival supplier for future orders. Reading between the lines, the speculation is that its biggest customer is Apple (Samsung is the only other company close to holding that title) and that a switch to Qualcomm’s rival means Apple’s is considering Intel for LTE modem chips in the iPhone 7:
Intel Stories March 11
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Apple’s decision to equip the 12-inch MacBook with just a single port was a controversial one, but the USB-C port Apple chose just got a whole lot more powerful. Intel announced back in June that it was integrating USB-C and Thunderbolt 3 to create “one compact port that does it all” – and that port just hit the market in the form of the revamped Dell XPS range.
That means that a single port combines superspeed USB, Thunderbolt, DisplayPort, PCI Express and power. The DisplayPort channel can simultaneously handle two 4K monitors.
Dell has opted to include two of the new ports, and this is an approach I think we can expect Apple to take with the new MacBook Air models (whatever they are actually called) and, in time, the MacBook Pro … expand full story
Intel Stories October 16, 2015
Intel Stories September 1, 2015
While we already know much of what there is to know regarding Intel’s Skylake lineup of processors, the company tonight has officially taken the wraps off of the CPUs. As expected, the Skylake lineup consists of four different series, including the Y-Series that will power the 12-inch MacBook and the U-Series that will power the MacBook Air.


Hornady Vector…a 9mm “Tracer” with no phosphorus. Safe to shoot outdoors, even into full cans of gasoline (I have their video demonstrating this). There is no color tip on the bullets, nor special headstamp.
Hornady used a small zirconium wire inside the core of the bullet, lengthwise, instead of the base of the bullet being filled with tracer element. It has about a half of a tenth of a percent of the normal trace compound used in regular tracers.


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Dr. Alexander Lowen, possibly the most compassionate psychiatrist I’ve heard of, said this about crazy people: When we see someone who is experiencing grief due to a visible loss or trauma, and they’re doing things that look crazy such as touching dead bodies, screaming, sobbing, throwing things, or just simply being catatonic, we don’t think of them as crazy people because we are aware of the cause of their behavior.
However, when we see mental patients behaving in the exact same manner, we don’t think of them as experiencing anguish; they’re just acting like that because they’re crazy. When really we have no idea what things they’re feeling or imagining, what trauma they might be reliving in excruciating detail inside their heads, or simply some faulty wiring inside that is making them feel that way. Just because we cannot see the cause, or they cannot express it, does not make the pain any less real for them.
(Just thinking on how its lucky that I wasn’t bundled off into a straitjacket last night)