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We love to grill! Grilling is fast, easy and there are so many healthy ways to make your spring and summertime BBQ delicious. With your grill cleaned and your utensils handy you'll be ready to grill at a moments notice.
Steam Veggies. Using aluminum foil and melted butter cut your veggies into slices and then wrap them up in the foil leaving a little tent so that the air can flow. The heat from the grill creates a little convection current and steams your veggies. We also do this when camping! We also use a vegetable grilling basket that comes in handy and gives our vegetables a more grilled smoked flavor.
Grilled Fruit! Add some flavor to your summertime meal with grilled pineapple, a perfect complement o a salad, steak or chicken dinner. On a skewer you'll dress up the dinner plate too!
Get Fishy. Salmon is rich in omega-3 fatty acids and when cooked on the grill its tender and tasty – yummy! If you're a fisherman you'll feel good about cooking what you eat but beware fillets can be crumbly so use foil like with the veggies. Fish can cook fast so keep an eye on the grill and with your steamed vegetables you have a healthy and tasty meal!
Bye-Bye Fat. Trim the excess fat of your chicken and meat. The butcher can do this for you but if you're eating a steak the marbled fat within the meat is okay. Also ask the butcher what meat is best for grilling, they're the experts! Without all the fat you're eating healthier but also the fat dripping into the grill causes the nasty smoke and char that's not so healthy.
The grill makes busy soccer nights easier. It's fast and easy but for other quick meal tips and ideas check out menu planning central.


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Nepal serves as the crossroads between the icy peaks of the Himalayas and the steaming hot plains of India. It is a melting pot of unique cultures, from yetis to yaks, Sherpas to stupas – all coming together to form a country that is filled with mystery and elegance.
The country boasts of three mini-kingdoms that once flourished in the Himalayas, right inKathmanduValley. The heritages of Kathmandu, Patan, and Bhaktapur are preserved to this day, as tourists can observe in the art and architecture of the area.
Nepal is a magnet for mountaineers and trekkers from all over the world. A near-limitless number of mountain-climbing and trekking destinations, including the world-famous Mt. Everest, are available to anyone who wishes to indulge in these activities.
The Nepali are a wonderful and interesting people, and they are as diverse as their culture. The three ethnic groups that make up most of the population are the Chhetri (15.5%), the Brahman-Hill (12.5%), and the Magar (7%).
Hinduism is the most prevalent religion in Nepal, with 80.6% of the population as Hindus.
The official language of the country is also called Nepali. Almost half (47.8%) of the population are fluent Nepali speakers. Most people in business and government are also fluent in English.
Electricity inNepalis at 230V and 50 Hz. There are two types of plugs used in the country: type C (two round pins) and type D (three round pins in a triangle). If you plan on bringing electronic gadgets, keep this information in mind and don't forget to bring the necessary adapters and voltage converters.


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O voto rosa, também denominado voto LGBT, é um termo que faz referência ao voto efectuado num sufrágio pelas pessoas pertencentes ao colectivo LGBT. Também se emprega para referir à influência eleitoral que exerce este colectivo.

As cifras oficiais sobre os votantes homossexuais baseiam-se em quem afirmam sê-lo publicamente, isto através de pesquisas ou em países que incorporam perguntas desta natureza em seus censos demográficos, não obstante, se estima uma quantidade superior devido ao número indeterminado de pessoas que se mantêm no armário, o que dificulta precisar com maior certeza o total de votantes LGBT num censo eleitoral, ao invés de outros dados estatísticos dos cidadãos, como a idade, sexo, grupo étnico, etc.

Ver também
 Dinheiro rosa
 Pinkwashing
 Homofobia liberal
 Simpatizante LGBT

Orientação sexual e sociedade
Política LGBT
Votação
Linguística LGBT

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↑52 · Everon, Helloween, Meat Loaf
· 51 · Runrig, Big Country, Happy Rhodes
↓50 · Liz Phair, Papas Fritas, Mecca Normal, Guided by Voices, Flying Nuns, Soul Asylum, Radiohead
Glued to the Past
Runrig: Mara
Big Country: BBC Live in Concert
Happy Rhodes: The Keep
I sometimes remark to myself, in the course of internal dialogs about how reviewing should be done (dialogs conducted internally primarily because I have a hard time finding anybody but myself who's that interested in my thoughts on the subject), that I'm attempting to be more of a music evangelist than a critic. Possibly you've noticed that I tend to write positive reviews. It might be tempting to assume this is because my critical facilities have the acuity of something you microwaved that you ought to have toasted instead. It might even be accurate to assume that. But if it's any consolation, I am at least both sincere and diligent. My explanation for my reviewing proclivities is that it's not that I'm easily impressed, it's that I put a lot of effort into trying to appreciate things for what they are. It takes hard work to be this excitable.
In reviewing, then, what I'm usually trying to do is not say whether something "is" good or bad (which is why I don't give ratings), but explain what there is about it that is potentially likable. To me a review is an attempt, however successful, at answering your unasked, but implicit (in the fact that you read reviews at all), question, "Am I one of the people who would like this?" So, usually, evangelist isn't really the right term. Advocate, in the legal sense, is probably closer. You are the judge (no jury in this trial, unless you live in some communal dwelling where new music purchases are arrived at by consensus, an idea that makes me shudder violently), and I'm trying to present the case for. Any time I end up simply blubbering "But I know he's honest!", I'm not doing a good job.
Which brings me to Runrig. I can't adequately explain why I respond to them so strongly. Yes, true, they are a band led by two MacDonalds from the Isle of Skye, my Scottish clan's spiritual homeland. But the other half of my family is Sicilian, and I think the only Italian record I own is this bizarre pop/classical hybrid called Rondo' Veneziano, the cover of which features a painting of two guys in wigs and knee socks playing a flute and a cello while sitting on the outside of a spaceship, and the music of which features about the same thing. So either genetic roulette has given me only the Italian genes for pasta, or else it's something else. I persist, probably because I studied probability too intently at too impressionable an age, in believing the latter. I want to think that Runrig taps into something universal and quintessentially human, not just something tied to a tiny British island populated primarily by shaggy cows, some guy who sold us a nice batik shirt and was crushed to learn that Cheers wasn't actually shot in Boston, an Audi dealership, and some vehicle-attracting ditches. Elsewhere I have called Runrig's last album, Amazing Things, not only the single most life-affirming album ever recorded, but the most life-affirming art work I know of. In fact, I went even further, and said that while I couldn't guarantee that you'd like it, if you didn't that meant that you should change your life. If this isn't evangelism in its most irritating and patronizing form, I don't know what is. I heartily disapprove. Yet, despite my own disapproval, I can't seem to retract the contention. As somebody once said (possibly just me, just now), there's nothing more terrifying than a scientist who thinks he's seen God.
As well as undermining my already-tenuous credibility, these feelings about Amazing Things were also a potent prescription for next-album disappointment, and Mara is that next album. I was prepared, then, to be disappointed. I almost hoped to be disappointed; Amazing Things means so much to me that I would have been very upset to feel like I had to take it off my DID list. At the same time, though, I expected that Runrig would find something new to do. None of their eight studio albums and two live albums have been retreads of any of the others, at least in my ears, and there was no reason to think they'd abandon this laudable practice now.
And so, in fact, they haven't. Mara is, to me, an album about adulthood, both in the individual sense and the collective. In a way Runrig's 23 years have been a recapitulation, in music, of the archetypical entrance of the noble savage into civilization. Their early records, particularly the first one, Play Gaelic, were alien and astonishingly naive. Towards the middle, with albums like The Cutter and the Clan and Searchlight, they began to take on characteristics of their hosts, producing a synthesis that you could either take as provocative or preposterous, depending on your mood. Only lately, with The Big Wheel and Amazing Things, have they really come to understand their new environment. Musically, though their trademark anthemic highland grace and stomp are still in evidence, Mara is the first Runrig album that sounds to me like it not only understands its larger environment, but is actually operating within it. A shuffling, vaguely techno-esque beat underlies "Nothing but the Sun". The surging strings and delicate pipes on "The Mighty Atlantic/Mara Theme" would be perfect film-score material. The slashing guitar and percolating synthesizer of "Things That Are" drive an eminently salable pop song. The thick Gaelic choir of "Meadhan Oidhche Air an Acairseid" and the ethereal keyboards of "Thairis Air a Ghleann" are perfectly placed to take advantage of the current fleeting public fascination with Celtic music (supplanting the previous novelty fondness for Gregorian chants, and possibly about to give way in turn to Vanessa-Mae). "The Wedding", with its soulful backing vocals and perky accordion and, I think, hurdy-gurdy and Jew's Harp, could be the key to selling copies of this album to old Hooters fans.
But all that makes it sound like Runrig has become like one of us, and I don't believe that's what has happened. In part it's the obverse; in many ways the mainstream has come to Runrig. When they put out The Highland Connection, in 1979, its combination of Celtic reel and electric guitar was basically unprecedented. Their insistence on singing in Gaelic about half of the time was idiosyncratic and seen as commercially misguided. By 1996, though, cultural appropriation has become so commonplace, and the music business so global, that there's no longer anything surprising about it. Really, though, it's not that either Runrig or the mainstream have become each other, it's that they've joined into something slightly larger. Runrig hasn't become like one of us, they've become a new one of us, an extension to what, formerly, constituted "us".
You can read it in their lyrics as much as you can hear it in their music. The reference to "Three women in a kitchen in Chechnya / Staring at the world with frightened eyes", seen on TV, is very different from the wide-eyed child in "Hearthammer" (from The Big Wheel) piecing together an impression of a mysterious outer world from enigmatic clues drifting in through his radio. When they sing, in "Day in a Boat", of the brink between the other world and this, for the first time they're singing as one who has crossed it and seen both sides, not one who has just arrived at the divide, and whose men are exchanging wild surmises and settling bets behind them. "Midnight on the Anchorage" is hardly their first tableau of small-town revelry, but before this those songs were told in the present tense, as if that way of life was still a viable alternative to the cities in the distance, while here the line "Turning the recording back" makes it clear that though they still hold the same values, they realize that the old way of expressing them is, just that, old. "Tonight I'm sticking to the past like glue", goes "The Wedding", but as the song weighs memories of childhood play with the singer's own children today, and as he admits that what led him to recall the quaint village wedding in the first place was that it was the first time he heard a guitar, it's obvious that gluing yourself to the past isn't done to keep you from moving, it's done so that some valuable elements of the past will be dragged with you on your inexorable trip into the present.
While I'm on the subjects of Scotland and time travel, this is another product of both. A 1995 release, it's actually a BBC recording of a 1989 concert at the Hammersmith Odeon, in London. You might think that another reissue of old Big Country material is the last thing the world needs. Actually, you probably wouldn't think that, because you probably haven't thought about the band since 1983, or wouldn't have if I didn't keep on stubbornly finding reasons to mention them every three or four weeks. Still, let's recap. In the eight years since Peace in Our Time, Big Country's fourth album, they have released three studio records. In the same period they, or their labels, have also released: Through a Big Country, a nauseous-green box set from Japan that adds b-sides and live tracks to each of the first four CDs; another Through a Big Country, this one a chart-literal one-disc UK singles compilation; The Collection 1982-1988, an alternative European best-of mixing some singles with some album tracks and a couple of b-sides; The Best of Big Country, a US repackaging of the UK best-of with a few minor track differences; Without the Aid of a Safety Net, a 1994 half-acoustic/half-electric live album; Radio Sessions, a 1994 collection of BBC studio sessions from 1982 and 1983; and In a Big Country, a 1995 German budget compilation that reprises a handful of singles and a surprising number of b-sides. And on top of all this, rumors are about that 1996 will see with-bonus-track UK reissues of their first four albums, as well as a long-hoped-for CD release of their soundtrack to the film Restless Natives, which was previously available only in two parts on the back of a pair of 1986 twelve-inch singles. So, as you see, another live album seems possibly excessive. Mind you, I would buy anything, but is there a larger audience for this disc than me? As it turns out, there is, or at least could be.
Far from superfluous, this album actually fills in an important void in the recorded documentation of the band's career. 1988-89 is the band's strangest era. Peace in Our Time was the album on which they hired an American producer (Peter Wolf, though not the J. Geils Band singer of the same name), and tried to see what mixing their songwriting and drive with glossier production and airier arrangement approaches would accomplish. Commercially, critically, and most other ways according to lots of people, it was a disaster. I, of course, love it, but who listens to me? Anyway, by their next liner notes even the band was already repudiating the album, and while there are two Peace in Our Time songs on Without the Aid of a Safety Net, they are both done in the acoustic portion, and thus avoid confronting the question of whether their original incarnations were worthwhile or not.
The thing this live album provides, then, is not so much further documentation of Peace in Our Time (after all, there is the album itself for this), but a fascinating record of both how the band translated their interest in more ambitious production into a live setting, and moreover how they incorporated their earlier material into this phase. I'd had brief glimpses of the latter before, as the Japanese box includes among its bonus tracks two live recordings from a 1988 Moscow concert. Hearing a whole album of it, though, is much more overwhelming. "Wonderland", the lead track of an EP they put out between their first and second albums, is probably, to the extent that I could ever settle on such a thing, my favorite song in the world. I couldn't begin to guess how many times I've listened to it. Many hundreds, surely. Thousands? Anyway, easily enough times for it to be permanently imprinted on some part of my brain that evolution probably intended to have a more practical use. So when this version of the song hits the quiet part and synthesizers come in--! Synthesizers! How can I describe what happens? Has your mind ever actually boggled? I think mine has, now. I suppose I could be outraged, but I'm too dumbfounded to muster anything that focused. Hearing the song done differently is so affecting, just by itself, that trying to apply some sort of judgment to it is not only impossible, but irrelevant. The contrast between the insidious keyboards and the Mark Brzezicki's trademark drum strafing on "In a Big Country" produces almost the same open-mouthed astonishment. And the shimmering synth fills in the epic seven-and-a-half minute finale version of "Fields of Fire", combined with the extended Celtic jam in the middle, give those fields a surreal infrared heat-haze that they never had before or since. If you haven't invested as much in the original versions as I have these probably won't seem nearly as remarkable to you, or at least not remarkable in this way.
But there are other reasons to recommend the album, if not to random civilians, then at least to the tiers of fans a notch or two below fanatic. For one thing, the presence of those last two perennial inclusions notwithstanding, the selection does a pretty good job of not overlapping with other releases. The four songs from Peace in Our Time are "Peace in Our Time" itself, whose balanced, introspective air serves as a fitting opener for the set; the under appreciated album track "River of Hope", which they charge through with manic gusto and more than a little venom; "The Travellers", an instrumental bonus from the CD release of the album whose inclusion as a mid-set interlude is a particularly surprising and inspired touch; and "King of Emotion", the version of which here emphasizes the song's rigid cadence, and doesn't play up the "Honky Tonk Woman" resemblance nearly as much as I would have expected them to do in concert, choosing instead to concentrate attention around the dark, atmospheric passages just before the choruses. Steeltown is represented not by any of its singles, but by the haunting Stuart-as-female-narrator war-widow lament "Come Back to Me", which they do with only an acoustic guitar or two (proving that they know better than to slather synthesizer on everything). They even forego The Seer's hit "Look Away" in favor of that album's rousing anthem "I Walk the Hill" (which could easily have been the band's theme song if that office hadn't previously been filled), and "The Seer", with Stuart and bassist Tony Butler sharing the daunting task of taking over Kate Bush's extra vocal part from the original version.
The between-song banter is also charmingly uncliched, and there's an amusing medley of random cover snippets at the beginning of "Fields of Fire" ("Roadrunner", "Should I Stay or Should I Go", the Jam's "The Boy About Town", and Aerosmith/Run-DMC's "Walk This Way", interspersed with some riffs from, I think, either Bowie, the Stones or Led Zeppelin). But now I'm definitely rambling.
Speaking of alternate versions, and not of Scotland at all, Happy Rhodes put out another album late last year, too. For those of you to whom the name is new, and possibly nonsensical, Happy Rhodes is actually a woman, with the last name Rhodes and the first name Happy. She's from upstate New York, and she's put out a pile of records that most people haven't heard of because they're on Aural Gratification, the label that her companion and producer Kevin Bartlett operates, or did until pretty recently, out of their kitchen. Of course, if you're reading this on the net, the chance of your having heard of Happy is an order of magnitude greater than otherwise, as she has been one of the prototypical beneficiaries of online word-of-mouth. Ecto, the mailing list devoted nominally to her work, has become a remarkable general-purpose forum for the tracking of a whole subgenre of music that can be roughly characterized as "female vocalists with vaguely atmospheric music", and so forms a sort of ant-lion's pit that lures in fans of Kate Bush, Tori Amos, Jane Siberry, and dozens of other women, and sends them tumbling down the slope into the waiting maw of -- but now the analogy has veered out of control. What I meant was that Ecto, by discussing so many artists other than Happy, has attracted a lot of people who didn't previously know her, and surrounded them with so many breathless associated references to her work that eventually you must break down and send off for her albums, or go insane. (Actually, in the old days (you know, 1992: "the old days") you had to mail order them, but these days with AG's improved notion of distribution you might be able to find copies in stores, at least if you have good ones nearby.)
The first thing most people say about Happy, me included, is that she sounds like Kate Bush. But let me explain what we mean by that. Happy's voice covers a wide range of styles, not to mention octaves, and many of these sound nothing like Kate Bush. The ones that do, though, and there are a couple, sound exactly like her. There are moments of some Happy Rhodes songs that you could use to win unethical amounts of money from even the most discerning Kate fans. But, like I said, this isn't the extent of Happy's appeal at all. The resemblance not only rarely extends to whole songs, but it doesn't really go much beyond the vocals, either. Happy plays guitar, which Kate doesn't ("Big Stripey Lie" excepted), and while Happy does a lot of synthesizer work as well, her austere and often practically druidic compositions share little mood with Kate's intricate Fairlight constructions. Over the course of, now, nine albums, Happy's music has gone through a pretty steady progression. The early albums, particularly Rhodes I and Rhodes II, are very acoustic and uncluttered, often more folky than ethereal. Around Rearmament she started getting into synthesizers more seriously. I find the first stages of this a little trying, but by Warpaint she had the medium well in hand, and could begin to experiment with it more fluently. The triad of Warpaint, Equipoise and Building the Colossus is both increasingly accomplished and increasingly accessible, and the compilation RhodeSongs, released in 1993, is an enviably solid collection of her calmer moments.
The Keep, then, is a combination of a fond survey of the past, and an acoustic reinvention of it. There are half a dozen radio-session performances, a couple of acoustic remakes of older songs, two covers, one new song, and three pieces rescued from the vault. Most of the radio sessions, for obvious reasons, concentrate on recent material. The versions of Equipoise's "Temporary and Eternal" and "Save Our Souls", Building the Colossus's "Hold Me" and RhodeSongs' "Summer" are all done in a trio arrangement with Happy on acoustic guitar, Kevin playing electric and inserting tape loops and other effects, and Carl Adami playing bass and, as the credits put it, "devices". Graceful and unhurried, these takes make the most of both Happy's songwriting and her and Kevin's understated good taste in sound manipulation (the latter available in even purer form on the two Aural Gratification ambient collections). Equipoise's "Collective Heart" is included as a five-piece performance from WXPN/Philadelphia's World Cafe that, especially in the bongo-y percussion, sounds more like the typical "unplugged" sessions, but here again Kevin's heavily processed electric guitar gives the song an atmospheric depth that unplugged sessions usually don't have. "For We Believe", the earliest radio session, is a methodical acoustic-guitar-and-bass remake of a muted synthesizer original from Rearmament. And while the acoustic-quintet living room re-recording of "Look for the Child", originally released as a bonus on the CD version of Ecto, isn't actually a radio session, it was used on a radio-only promotional CD, which is close enough.
The other seven songs are either new, or new to us. "Life on Mars" is an airy remake of an Ecto-era outtake. "The Yes Medley" is a solo-acoustic assembly of parts of Yes' "I Sleep Alone", "Soon", "Endless Dream" and "Hearts" that I don't recognize even a single moment of Yes in. "Oh Holy Night" is the traditional Christmas song, done by a chorus of multi-tracked Happy's and a lone cycling acoustic guitar line. "Flash Me Up", the one real new song, is interesting, but I have a feeling it would be a whole lot cooler in a more involved arrangement. The album ends with three unearthed studio recordings from 1984, simple, appealing acoustic arrangements with multiple voices in both trackspace and time. All three are nice discoveries, but the fact that Rhodes I & II have, between them, about two dozen songs that resemble this in both style and quality makes these three less special that they might have be for an artist whose catalog doesn't already reach as far back into her past as Happy's.
As with RhodeSongs, though, the overall appeal of the album is more than just the sum of the selections. Both RhodeSongs and The Keep, by collecting bodies of stylistically related work, present Happy in a more consistent and accessible form than many of her individual albums, where stylistic diversity, though in the long run one of Happy's greatest strengths, can render the music's core appeal somewhat elusive. In the case of RhodeSongs, this made for an album that I still think is probably the best introduction to her music for the uninitiated. The Keep I wouldn't use that way, as it's not really representative in the way that RhodeSongs was, but as an extra perspective on her songwriting and material for people already familiar with some portion of it, which is, after all, how the liner notes present it, I think it's delightful and welcome. If you own more than one Happy Rhodes album, then, here's another one for you.

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The hepatology research group (HRG) at the University of Plymouth is dedicated to improving the understanding and treatment of liver disease.
Plymouth University Hepatology Research Group. Clinical trials – hepatology: Therapeutic intervention trials and national registry studies for liver disease research and service delivery.


Which improvement in fuel efficiency saves more gas over the same distance driven: replacing a vehicle that gets 10 MPG (miles per gallon) with one that gets 11 MPG, or replacing a vehicle that gets 35 MPG with one that gets 50 MPG? Most people fall prey to the "MPG illusion" and guess that upgrading a 35 MPG vehicle to 50 MPG will save more gas, but in reality the upgrade from 10 MPG to 11 MPG has more impact. In an action teaching activity that explores the link between psychology and climate change, students are first asked to rank the impact of different MPG upgrades in fuel efficiency, and they then learn (1) how the MPG illusion works, and (2) what can be done to avoid the illusion and make more environmentally sustainable choices.
This teaching module offers an example of how psychology can be used to address climate change. The activity focuses on a cognitive bias my colleagues and I refer to as "the MPG illusion," and the module is easy to incorporate into courses on decision making, consumer behavior, environmental psychology, applied psychology, statistics, research methods, and related fields.
When automobile fuel efficiency is expressed as "miles per gallon" (the common measure used in the United States), most people underestimate the savings from replacing inefficient cars. People incorrectly believe that gas savings and greenhouse gas reductions are a linear function of increases in MPG. However, the actual relationship is curvilinear. The table below shows the curvilinear relationship by translating different MPG levels into gallons of gas consumed when driving 10,000 miles.
The math makes clear that the gains from 10 to 11 MPG, 16 to 20 MPG, and 33 to 50 MPG all save roughly 100 gallons per 10,000 miles, which is equivalent to one ton of carbon. As people weigh the decision to replace a current car with a more efficient car, they are likely to underestimate the large cost and greenhouse gas savings of seemingly small improvements on inefficient cars. The MPG illusion is corrected when fuel efficiency is expressed in terms of GPM such as "gallons per 10,000 miles."
One good way to introduce the MPG illusion is by having students take a quiz in which they compare the gas savings and greenhouse gas reductions of replacing one car with a more efficient car. Additional materials include a video, website, PowerPoint slides, and short readings that can be used to explain the illusion and the math in detail.
The module is especially well-suited to introduce a lecture or discussion on the link between psychology and climate change. In the case of the MPG illusion, a clear policy implication is to have the government and consumer magazines supplement MPG information with GPM measures (e.g., carbon emissions per 100 miles). More generally, decision makers need clear information about the greenhouse gas consequences of their transportation, diet, work, and housing choices — that is, the main contributors to their "carbon footprint." Students can be challenged to think of better tools for helping people make environmentally sustainable decisions.
The MPGillusion.com website contains a link to a GPM calculator that offers information on different cars (updated each year as new car models come out). This calculator provides a practical tool for students and others to compare fuel efficiency across cars, and was designed as the sort of tool that the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (FuelEconomy.gov) and consumer magazines could offer to correct the MPG illusion.
In sum, learning about the MPG illusion can help students make better decisions for themselves and see the link between psychology and climate change.
With this option, students complete a one-question online quiz prior to class. The online quiz asks students which alternative will save more gas: replacing a 10 MPG vehicle with a 20 MPG vehicle, or replacing a 20 MPG vehicle with a 50 MPG vehicle. Most students choose replacing the 20 MPG vehicle with a 50 MPG one. However, this choice saves only 3 gallons per 100 miles, whereas the other choice saves 5 gallons per 100 miles.
To help students understand the MPG illusion, they can be instructed to follow up the quiz by viewing the video below, by visiting the MPG illusion website, or by reading the original Science report and its supporting materials. Instructors can then build on this material in a lecture or classroom discussion.
The in-class quiz, based on Study 1 of Larrick and Soll (2008), can be distributed as a handout, given on a lecture slide, or collected prior to a lecture if the instructor wants to present a summary of student responses.
The quiz asks students to assume that a person drives 10,000 miles per year and is considering an upgrade to a more fuel efficient vehicle. They are asked to rank five vehicle upgrades in order of their benefit to the environment, using "1" for the largest gas savings and "5" for the smallest. Students most often rank the upgrades according to the size of linear improvement (C first, followed by A, E, B, and D). In reality, however, the correct order is A-E. For instance, A and B both save more gas than C.
After the quiz, instructors may wish to use or adapt relevant PowerPoint slides to explain how MPG can be misleading and to start a discussion about better measures for making greenhouse gas decisions. In addition, students might be assigned a follow up reading such as those mentioned earlier.
It is important that students complete the quiz before reading or listening to an explanation of the illusion. If instead students learn about the illusion before experiencing it themselves, the teaching module may not have as much impact as it would otherwise.
When students are faced with a choice such as replacing an 18 MPG car with a 28 MPG car versus replacing a 34 MPG car with a 50 MPG car, they sometimes ask, "Why not replace the 18 MPG car with a 50 MPG car?" In response, instructors might point out that even though this choice would yield the greatest savings in gas, the MPG illusion shows that consumers who can't afford highly efficient cars can still have a large effect by modestly upgrading fuel inefficient vehicles.
Larrick, R. P., & Soll, J. B. (2008). The MPG illusion. Science, 320, 1593-1594.


Each and every one of us have strengths and weaknesses. Whether in society we are deemed as "normal" or having "special needs", we each have to face the world one day and come into our own independently. We understand that when these children have certain special needs, they don't necessarily function the same or as fast as everyone else. However, we are adamant that every child has the capabilities to be self-sufficient and independent with the right training and tools given. We want to fully equip these children with the right network in order for them find their strengths and harness it. We believe that cooking and kitchen skills are an essential part of helping them grow and come to be independent in the long run.
Every day, our kitchen prepares lunch for all the students and teachers in the centre and the kids are given a chance to help out in a surrounding that they might not be allowed into otherwise. From the cleaning of the floors and tables to the preparation of the food, each child is given a different role each day to find what they are able to do and what they are comfortable doing. Children with excellent motor skills are able to sit there preparing and cutting the vegetables and fruits while children with less of an attention span seem to enjoy cleaning up duties more. There are others still that actually enjoy the cooking experience and thus are able to help with the actual cooking and seasoning of the meals prepared.
We have seen how kitchen time under proper supervision have helped enlighten these children to grow and come into their own. Just a year ago, some of these kids weren't even able to wear the sanitary gloves before food preparation on their own. They were not able to understand certain responses in certain situations and would only do what they are told when they are told to do it. Fast forward to a year later and now they are slowly learning the appropriate responses in different situations and are made more aware of their surroundings. Kitchen time plays an integral role in this as it allows them to focus in a very "normal" surrounding and makes them tap into their innate nature of being a part of something bigger and holding responsibilities other than floor time or doodle-play with their friends.
An inspiring success story is one of our graduates, Elaine who is now creating beautiful wedding cakes and is interning at a top bakery to further refine her skills! When Elaine first started coming to BEST in 2012, she would not bother with anything, had no attention span and was upset with life. She was frustrated with her homework, often tearing up her textbooks and had major behavioural issues. We noticed however, that she was comfortable being in the kitchen. Through gradual learning at our F&B Station special coaching, she started helping out more during kitchen time in day to day preparations and found that she had a talent for baking. Today, she has successfully enrolled and completed her Executive Diploma in Baking and Confectionary. This just goes to show that sometimes all these children need is a slight nudge in the right direction as well as given opportunities to further enhance them.
We want these children to be a part of society, to be accepted and to prove to the world and to themselves that just because they are technically known as "special needs" does not mean they are unable to function in the world. They just need to be given a chance to do so and to be accepted that they too are a part of your world. We have heard many of our young adults' parents expressing their sorrow or regret at not giving their special needs child more opportunities and experiences in life when they were younger. Now, as a young adult, many of these children are unable to function properly at day to day tasks. This further enhances our belief that hands on experiences and opportunities are needed to help them grow.


The Hungarian Accreditation Committee (MAB) has not accredited the "offshore university (CEU)", which issues American diplomas but the Közép-Európai Egyetem, which operates in compliance with Hungarian law, the ministry of human resources said on Thursday in reaction to press reports.
A review is still underway as to whether the CEU, "which counts as offshore", will continue instruction in its native country, the ministry said. "The law applies to all universities; to the Soros-university, too," it added.
CEU issued a statement on the accreditation earlier Thursday.
"Central European University is pleased to announce that the university's Hungarian legal entity (Közép-Európai Egyetem) was reaccredited by the Hungarian Accreditation Committee (MAB) following a review, which takes place every five years," CEU said.
Parliament approved amendments to the higher education act last spring that require foreign colleges and universities in Hungary to operate on the basis of an intergovernmental agreement and to have a campus in the country in which they are based. CEU, which is based in Budapest but accredited by the State of New York, complained that it was targeted by the amended legislation because it has no campus in the United States. In the autumn, CEU said it signed a memorandum of understanding with Bard College to provide educational activities in New York.


The 3000 Series is a three-door commuter type electric multiple unit developed by Seibu for the Ikebukuro Line.
With the introduction of the 2000 Series capable of regenerative braking, the Seibu Shinjuku Line had become much more energy efficient than before. However, the 101 and 301 Series trains on the Ikebukuro Line were not capable of this and were less energy efficient. Seibu introduced the 3000 Series to solve this issue.
Despite building the four-door 2000 Series in 1977, the 3000 Series reverted to a three-door design. At the time, a four-door design was not considered necessary for the Ikebukuro Line. The end car design is similar in appearance to the 101 and 301 Series and shares the same steel body construction.
Equipment wise, the 3000 Series is very similar to the 2000 Series and uses field-chopper control.
Originally, the 3000 Series was only used on the Ikebukuro Line routes, but some formations were moved to the Shinjuku Line in the 1990s. In 2010, two formations were shortened from eight to six cars so they could be operated on the Kokubunji Line.


There are negative sides to Forex trading, like the amount of risk you have to take and the fact that the uneducated trader could lose all of their investment. Follow the guidelines included in this article in order to increase your chances of trading safely and minimizing risk.
If you want to truly succeed with Forex, you have to learn to make decisions without letting emotions get in the way. Emotions are by definition irrational; making decisions based on them will almost always lose you money. Of course emotions may seep into the forefront of your brain, but try to resist them as much as possible.
Share your positive and negative experiences with traders, and take advice from experts; however, follow your instincts to be successful in Forex trading. While other people's advice may be helpful to you, in the end, it is you that should be making the decision.
When looking for forex market trends, remember that, even though the market moves up and down, one movement is always more consistent than the other, creating a directional trend. When the market is moving up, selling signals becomes simple and routine. Select your trades depending on the emerging trends.
Don't base your forex decisions on what other people are doing. Forex traders, like any good business person, focus on their times of success instead of failure. Regardless of a traders' history of successes, he or she can still make mistakes. Rely on your personal strategies, your signals and your intuition, and let the other traders rely on theirs.
In order to become better and better at buying and trading, you need to practice. By using a demo acocunt to trade with real market activity, you can learn forex trading techniques without losing any money. Try looking online as well for helpful tutorials. These tutorials will provide you with requisite knowledge before entering the market.
Do not attempt to get even if you lose a trade, and do not get greedy. You have to have a laid-back persona if you want to succeed with Forex because if you let a bad trade upset you, you could end up not thinking rationally and lose a lot of money.
If you are a newcomer to the forex market, be careful not to overreach your abilities by delving into too many markets. It can quickly turn into frustration or confusion if you divide your attention. Instead, begin by building your confidence with major currency pairs, where you are more likely to have initial success.
Forex is a market in which traders get to exchange one country's currency for another. For instance, an investor who owns a set amount of one country's currency may begin to sense that it is growing weaker in comparison to another country's. If he is correct he will make more profit by trading yen for dollars.
Forex depends on economic conditions far more than futures trading and stock market options. Learn about monetary and fiscal policies, account deficits, trade imbalances and more before going into forex. If you jump into trading without fully understanding how these concepts work, you will be far more likely to lose money.
Traders use a tool called an equity stop order as a way to decrease their potential risk. After an investment falls by a specific percentage ,determined by the initial total, an equity stop order halts trading activity.
It is extremely important to research any broker you plan on using for your managed forex account. The broker should be experienced as well as successful if you are a new trader.
Many traders think that the value of any one currency can fall below some visibly telling stop loss marker before it rises again. This is an incorrect assumption and the markers are actually essential in safe Forex trading.
Establish goals and stand by them. Set trading goals and then set a date by which you will achieve that goal. In the beginning you can chalk up missing time tables to being new and adjust your plans accordingly. Determine how long you will spend trading each day, including researching market conditions.
If you do forex trading, do not do too much at once! For many traders, this can create a great deal of confusion and exasperation. Rather, try and focus on major currency pairs to reduce the amount of risk in your trading strategy.
Be sure that you always open up in a different position based on the market. Traders who open the same way each time end up either not capitalizing on hot trends or losing more than they should have with poor choices. Change your position according to the current trades in front of you if you hope to be successful in the Forex market.
No purchase is necessary to play with a demo forex account. Just go to the forex website and sign up.
The correct timing and placement of stop losses on the Forex market may seem to be more like an art then a science. In order to become successful, you need to use your common sense, along with your education on Forex. It is normal for it to take years to become an expert in the stop loss technique.
Keeping a journal is an essential tool for many successful traders. Use the journal to record your failures and successes. You'll be able to better track your progress in forex trading with this journal, and you will have a reference for future trades.
It is true in the business world that there are some opportunities which are better than others. When you trade on the Forex market, you trade on the largest market in the world. If you are considering making the plunge into the fast-paced world of Forex trading, see the advice given here.
Discuss trading with others in the market, but be sure to follow your judgment first. Although others advice is important, you need to make your own investment decisions at the end of the day.
Stay away from Forex robots. There may be a huge profit involved for a seller but none for a buyer. It is best to make your decisions independently without using any tools that take controlling your money out of your hands.
When you're having success and making good money, do not let yourself get too greedy. Conversely, when you lose on a trade, don't overreact and make a rash decision in order to seek revenge. Unless you are able to act rationally when making your Forex trades, you run the risk of losing a great deal of money.
Forex should be taken seriously, and not thought of as a game. People who are delving into Forex just for the fun of it are making a big mistake. They should just go to a casino if this is what they are looking for.
Do not get too involved right away; ease into forex trading. You could become confused or frustrated by broadening your focus too much. Counter this effect by choosing to focus on a single currency pair. This allows you to learn all of the subtleties of that particular pair, which will then increase your confidence.
Vary the positions that you use. When people open in the same position every time, they tend to commit larger or smaller amounts than they should have. Look at the current trades and alter your position accordingly if you want to do well in Forex.
By allowing a program to make all of your trading decisions, you might as well forfeit your entire account. This is dangerous and can cause huge losses.
If you're thinking of buying a Forex robot or ebook because it comes with a get-rich-quick guarantee, save your money. Virtually none of these products offer Forex trading methods that have actually been tested or proven. Such products are designed to enrich their vendors; the success of the buyers is incidental at best. If your first Forex trades aren't paying off, then consider investing in some professional advice or instruction.
Many newbies to forex are initially tempted to invest in many different currencies. Always start with a single currency pair while you gain more experience. Take on more currencies only after you've had the opportunity to gain more experience and understanding of the markets. This will keep your losses to a minimum as you go through the learning stage.


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Home Finance Horwath addresses FONOM, says investment in the north key to success
Horwath addresses FONOM, says investment in the north key to success
NORTH BAY – Ontario NDP Leader addressed delegates at the Federation Of Northern Ontario Municipalities (FONOM) conference Thursday, telling delegates she believes that investment in the north is critical to the success and prosperity of the province.
"Northern Ontario deserves real investment, a real future, and a government that's actually working with you to make life better for everyone who lives here," said Horwath. "I know that when we invest in the north, the whole province benefits.
"That's why Premier Wynne's budget was so frustrating. It does absolutely nothing to fix the damage that the Liberal government has done to northern communities."
Horwath and the NDP has made a number of concrete commitments that would strengthen the northern economy, and make life better for northern families and businesses. The NDP's proposal on hydro would cut all hydro bills by up to 30 per cent, and remove punitive rural and northern delivery charges. Horwath has also declared she'd stop the cuts to northern hospitals, protect local schools and get the trains to northern Ontario running again, reconnecting towns and people isolated by Wynne's decision to shut down the Northlander and cut the ONTC.
In contrast to Horwath's commitments, Wynne's budget includes no recognition of how important transportation services are to northerners, and fails to mention of the Northlander or the ONTC. Wynne's 2017-18 budget and plan also fails to make any mention whatsoever of the Ring of Fire.
That massive chromite deposit, if unlocked, could create thousands of jobs and billions of dollars in economic activity for northern communities and First Nations.
"Not one dime in Wynne's budget is committed to the Ring of Fire," said Horwath. "Failing to even mention a project with such massive potential – to create jobs, to grow the economy and to deliver prosperity for workers and their families – I think that's wrong. To overlook the vast potential of the north is wrong."
Horwath was also critical of Wynne's continuing cuts to northern hospitals, like the hospital in North Bay that's seen over 350 nurses and health care workers cut in the past few years. There's also no plan in the budget to stop school closures. Wynne has 300 more schools on the chopping block – and her policies mean northern schools are disproportionately at risk of closure.
"We can't afford to let Premier Wynne do any more damage," said Horwath. "It's time for the north to have a partner at Queen's Park – a partner that recognizes that the province has to meet its obligations, and one that recognizes the value of investing in northern Ontario."
ANDREA HORWATH
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Fracking doesn't pose health risks
Dr. Elizabeth Whelan President, American Council on Science and Health
While New York Governor Andrew Cuomo vacillates on whether to allow fracking in New York State, a coterie of publicity savvy activists posing as public health experts are spearheading a disingenuous crusade to prevent the exploitation of the vast quantities of natural gas trapped in shale thousands of feet beneath New York's Southern Tier. The leaders of this movement, millionaires with estates in natural gas-rich areas, have thus far successfully manipulated public opinion and the media by linking fracking to water and air pollution.
But fracking doesn't pollute water or air. No documented instances of adverse health effects have been linked to fracking, nor have any occurrences of groundwater contamination been confirmed from the more than 1 million wells that have been hydraulically fractured over the past 50 years. Former EPA Administrator Lisa Jackson said as much last year when she was queried on this subject, and her former boss, President Obama, supports hydraulic fracturing.
Nevertheless, the fractivists want the process banned, or regulated into oblivion, in New York and anywhere else they can create controversy by press release. Their goal — far from benefiting public health, as they assert — is to impede the development of fossil fuels, so as to speed up their hoped-for transition to a post-fossil fuel economy.
They're off-base. Fracking has the potential to not only create tens of thousands of new jobs in New York and across the country, but also make America one of the world's leading energy exporters, and thus free us from our dependence on petro-despots in Venezuela and the Middle East. And natural gas is much cleaner than oil or coal — natural gas produces almost no smog- or asthma-causing particulates and has a much smaller carbon footprint than other fossil fuels. Replacing New York's existing energy sources with natural gas would lower the disturbingly high rate of asthma among New York City children. If the activists get their way and fracking is regulated out of existence, the main victims will be these children, not oil and gas companies.
Fracking would improve the quality of life of all New Yorkers. Perhaps the biggest potential beneficiaries of fracking, besides New York children, are the small landowners whose properties sit atop gas reserves. Just south of the Southern Tier in Pennsylvania, hundreds of farmers are leasing their land to energy companies. Income from those leases has saved countless farms from foreclosure. Fracking would be a huge boon to economically depressed areas of rural New York State.
Our society cannot afford to let elitist environmentalists posing as public health advocates hold sway over our economy. It's time for New York to legalize fracking.
Dr. Elizabeth M. Whelan is the president of the American Council on Science and Health.
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I'm not a big juice person. Even when I was younger and my mom would make that canned OJ from concentrate that everyone loved so much, I would always pass. I'd rather get my extra dose of sugar from more dessert than a glass of juice.
This turned out to be a blessing of sorts. As I got older, I started to understand how bad most juices can be for you, especially the ones from concentrate. Store-bought juices have an average of 6 teaspoons of sugar in a standard cup serving, and most of those teaspoons aren't from the natural sugars of fruits and veggies, they're from unnatural, processed sugar that the companies have added.
But like anything, there are exceptions: find a more natural juice at the store, or make your own juice at home. The cold-pressed juice trend is huge right now, and juice cleanse programs are easy to come by. Although I don't think I could ever hold up on a three-day juice cleanse without turning into a total monster, I do like the odd, fresh-made fruit and veggie juice.
This juice is one of my favorites to make at home because it contains just as many vegetables as fruits. I have trouble drinking juices that taste like green plants and dirt, and since these kinds are typically the ones that contain a lot of vegetables, I have to work hard to find and create juices with a good balance of fruits and veggies that also taste good to me.
This juice is high in vitamin C from the carrots, the antioxidant beta carotene, which gets converted into vitamin A, from the carrots and sweet potatoes, vitamin K from the cucumbers, as well as a whole list of other vitamins and minerals.
If you're kind of like me and don't really care for juice but want to get some extra healthy fruits and veggies in your life, give this a try! I might even consider doing a juice cleanse? I hear its good for you.
If you tried this recipe or have any comments/feedback, leave those below and don't forget to rate the recipe!
Step 1 Pass all ingredients, one at a time, through a juicer.
Step 2 Stir to combine all flavors and serve.


§ 63-17-57. Creation of Motor Vehicle Commission; appointment and terms of members; officers.
There is hereby created the Mississippi Motor Vehicle Commission to be composed of eight (8) members, one (1) of whom shall be appointed by the Attorney General from the state at large for a term of four (4) years and one (1) of whom shall be appointed by the Secretary of State from the state at large for a term of four (4) years, and six (6) licensees who shall be appointed by the Governor, one (1) from the state at large and one (1) from each of the five (5) congressional districts of this state for terms of the following duration: the term of the member from the state at large shall expire at the time the incumbent Governor's term expires, the term of the member appointed from the First Congressional District shall expire on June 30, 1973, the term of the member appointed from the Second Congressional District shall expire on June 30, 1974, the term of the member appointed from the Third Congressional District shall expire on June 30, 1976, the term of the member from the Fourth Congressional District shall expire on June 30, 1977, and the term of the member appointed from the Fifth Congressional District shall expire on June 30, 1978. Each member shall serve until his successor is appointed and qualified. At the expiration of the term of the member initially appointed by the Attorney General each successor member shall be appointed for a term of four (4) years by the incumbent Attorney General, and at the expiration of the term of the member appointed by the Secretary of State each successor member shall be appointed for a term of four (4) years by the incumbent Secretary. At the expiration of a term for which each of the initial appointments of the Governor is made, each successor member shall be appointed for a term of seven (7) years except that the term of the member appointed from the state at large shall be coterminous with that of the Governor making the appointment. The members of the commission as constituted on July 1, 2006, who are appointed by the Governor and whose terms have not expired shall serve the balance of their terms, after which time the gubernatorial appointments shall be made as follows: The Governor shall appoint one (1) member of the commission from each of the four (4) congressional districts and two (2) from the state at large.
The member appointed from the state at large by the Governor shall serve as chairman of the commission and one (1) of the other members appointed by the Governor shall be designated by him to serve as vice chairman. In the absence of the chairman at any meeting of the commission the vice chairman shall preside and perform the duties of the chairman.
In the event of a vacancy created by the death, resignation or removal of any member of the commission the vacancy shall be filled by appointment of the Governor, Attorney General or the Secretary of State, as the case may be, for the unexpired portion of the term. All appointments made pursuant to this section shall be made with the advice and consent of the Senate.
SOURCES: Codes, 1942, § 8071.7-04; Laws, 1970, ch. 478, § 4; reenacted without change, 1983, ch. 344, § 4; reenacted without change, 1991, ch. 305, § 4; Laws, 2006, ch. 432, § 3, eff from and after July 1, 2006.


Home Hypnotherapy & The Clucking Chicken!
One of the most asked questions from a client who has not had Hypnotherapy before is "You won't make me cluck like a chicken will you?" It's an ice breaker if nothing else!
Actually, I always explain that stage hypnosis is nothing like Hypnotherapy. A stage hypnotist will use the same core skills as a Hypnotherapist but will use them for entertainment and lead you to believe they have some kind of control over you. They are at the top of their game and will have run suggestibility tests on the audience without them realising and will only work with the most suggestible. The ones that make it to the stage will already be quite confident and gregarious personalities and therefore up for a laugh. In fact, the hypnotist does not have control of your mind and cannot make you do anything that does not fit with your moral landscape.
Within Hypnotherapy we use the same core skills to induce a trance state, but it is done in a gentle, relaxing and client centred way and we then use this trance state to make therapeutic suggestions to help you change unwanted of limiting beliefs and behaviours. Hypnotherapy can help with a range of things from reducing stress and anxiety and learning to relax, achieving and maintaining a healthy weight, stopping smoking for good, helping you to achieve a calm and confident pregnancy and birth, teaching you how to overcome exam nerves and study calmly, sleep deeply and naturally and helping you overcome phobias and fears..
Hypnotherapy deals with the subconscious mind the part that runs all your thoughts, behaviours, habits and beliefs. It automatically runs behaviour patterns without our conscious mind even noticing sometimes. When we try to change a behaviour using our conscious mind we are using our will power and often will have some success for a while, but it is difficult to sustain change as the desire for the unwanted behaviour will still be driven from the subconscious. However, if we make suggestions within trance for positive changes our subconscious can make fast and long-lasting changes that actually seem easy to make…no will power required!
Trance itself is not the magical mystical state you might believe it to be, it's an altered state of consciousness that we all go into several times a day. You might recognise it as those moments when you are engrossed in a film or book and someone is talking to you and you simply don't hear them or maybe that moment when on your normal drive home from work you pull up on the drive and suddenly wonder how you got there as you don't remember joining the motorway or driving down the high street! You never get stuck in trance and in a session a Hypnotherapist will often bring you back to the here and now by counting up from 1 to 5 or they might simply suggest to your subconscious mind that you will bring yourself back gently as soon as you have updated your thinking software in the brain. It's a very pleasant state and when used as a regular relaxation tool is so good for our emotional wellbeing.
Hypnotherapy can help across a range of emotional issues and covers a wide demographic, in fact my youngest client has been 7 years old, a wonderfully creative and entertaining youngster with so much potential and my oldest was 85 an incredible lady who was determined and committed to making changes that went on to allow her to stay independent in her own home, she made a big impact on me. So you really are never too old to change unwanted behaviours that are limiting your life.
It can often be nerve-wracking thinking about talking to someone about a problem you have been experiencing and clients will often whisper to me "I think I'm going mad!" I will spend time first speaking to you on the phone to get an idea of your requirements to make sure I am the right fit for you. Then we will agree an appointment time where we will talk in more detail and formulate a treatment plan. I always include some gentle relaxation hypnotherapy in the first session, so you get to feel how calming and grounding it can be. I suggest to most clients to budget for 3 sessions as I can cover a lot in that time and teach you some great life skill techniques and strategies. Some clients will need more some may need less. I work at your pace and give you all the time you need. I work in a client centred and non-judgemental way and you can be sure our sessions will be fully confidential. I am an accredited member of The National Council for Hypnotherapy and uphold their code of conduct. I have a full enhanced DBS check and am able to work with young people.
So, if you find that you have some limiting behaviours or beliefs that are getting in the way of you living the life you desire get in touch for an initial no obligation chat. I look forward to hearing from you soon.
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Putting hexagonal LED lights in your home is a great way to add some color and shine to your living space. The lights are easy to install and can be moved around and rearranged according to your needs. They're also an elegant addition to any room. You can apply them to any surface in your home, such as your kitchen or bedroom. They also make a wonderful gift.
There are several different types of hexagonal LED light fixtures on the market. Some are simple, while others are more complex. There are touch activated, wifi compatible, and even a few that are powered by electricity. They're all designed to give you a multi-sensory experience, while delivering a good amount of illumination in the process. They also come in a range of sizes, colors, and styles.
A mailbox may be the first thing that comes to mind when you think of a smart light. These devices aren't necessarily as aesthetically pleasing as a chandelier or a floor lamp, but they do provide a nice level of customization. They can be programmed to illuminate a specific area, or they can be left on their own and turned on at a later time. They are also more easily accessible, especially if you're using a smartphone or tablet. You can even control them using a voice command.
While the most efficient way to achieve this is by simply plugging it in, a more sophisticated approach is to use a Bluetooth or Wi-Fi enabled wireless controller. This makes it possible to change the colors of the lights without having to touch them. It can also allow you to create custom patterns, as well as set the lights to blink on and off. You'll also need to have the right equipment to do so, such as a wall mount and a power supply. Thankfully, many of these items are readily available on the internet.
The most advanced and cost-effective hexagonal lights on the market are the ones that actually work. You can buy them in the usual sizes, or you can get a larger scale version by buying more than one. They are also available in a variety of colors, including red, blue, purple, and green. They're all touchscreen-friendly, which means that you can change the colors with just a tap of your finger. They're also designed to be easy to install, so you won't have to deal with the headache of trying to install a regular wall lamp.
The most impressive and most important function of this particular type of light is its ability to illuminate your room. In fact, they're so functional that they can even be used as wall decoration art. They're the best LED wall panels to purchase, so you can't go wrong. And if you're going to be buying one, be sure to check out the most popular colors and styles. They're also available in packs of three, six, or ten. You can even purchase a single hexagonal panel for a fraction of the price of a larger kit.
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1 	LRXD 	Yellow        Data transfer from front panel to the radio.
2 	LTXD 	Black         Data transfer from radio to the front panel.
3 	8V 	Blue          DC power (8V) to the front panel.
4 	AF 	Red           Output audio to headphone jacket.
5 	GND 	Shield        Data, power, output audio and power control ground.
6 	MIC 	White         Microphone input.
7 	MICE 	Green shield  Microphone ground.
8 	PWK 	White         Power control (switch ON button). Active in low.
Power switch on panel turns PWK signal to low (ground). Radio turns on supply voltage on pin 8V.
Both sides communicate at 19200 Baud, 8 bits, no parity, 1 stop bit. Protocol is similar to CI-V control. AFAIK it is not published so next informations are taked by reverse-engineering.
Packet starts with Preamble code (0xfe).
Second byte is probably Command number.
Folows Data area with variable length.
Last byte is End of message code (0xfd).
Send mike's PTT state (bit 0) and whether the headphone jack is plugged in (bit 1).
Send state of button group 1. Button state is sent as bitmask in one data byte.
Send state of button group 2.
Volume knob state. In 3rd byte is volume value 0x00 (mute) to 0xff (max volume).
Same as previous command but for RF/SQL knob.
Same as Volume command but for M-CH knob.
Same as Volume command but for RF/SQL knob.
Keepalive packet sent from panel to radio about every 100 ms. When no packet is received by radio in about 200 ms, it switches itself off. To provide reliable work over IP networks, this packet should be emulated.
Probably some handshake sent between units during powerup.
Data to display on panel. Looks like bitmask controlling particular LCD segments/LEDs. No detailed description available at this time.
Thanks to Alex OZ9AEC for PTT details and handshake description.
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