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20180061 – This technology is a system for coordinated reset deep brain stimulation (CR DBS) which uses a segmented DBS array electrodes and short-term electrical pulses delivered in a fixed or varying sequence. This therapy uses multiple contacts in different locations of the target brain structure to offer flexibility to CR contact configuration and intensity selection. In some cases, this can... Read More
20140257 – A first-of-its-kind spintronic analog-to-digital converter (ADC) based on magnetic tunnel junction (MTJ) can convert magnetic signals directly into digital electrical signals. Spin Hall effect (SHE) and voltage assisted magnetization switching control MTJ magnetization and convert analog signals to digital signals. This novel device features: The device is fully compatible with... Read More
20170286-20170315 – This technology is an MRI (magnetic resonance imaging) pulse sequence for cardiac imaging which enables an increased number of slices across the heart volume per heart beat resulting in enhanced temporal and spatial resolution. The method may result in a decrease in overall scan time. The novel method combines outer volume suppression (OVS) and accelerated imaging, such as simultaneous... Read More
20130111 – This technology is a new magnetic resonance spectroscopy-magnetization saturation transfer (MRS-MST) pulse sequence implemented in software that provides the ability to measure adenosine triphosphate (ATP) hydrolysis rate in vivo. It is a double-saturation 31P MST protocol that uses inversion-recovery data and spectral data to measure ATP hydrolysis rate without requiring quantification... Read More
201210248 – This technology is algorithms implemented in software on magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scanners. The method is expected to increase signal-to-noise ratio (SNR), which enhances image fidelity, reduces tissue heating (SAR), and enables image acceleration. It comprises the beam forming invention: Receive-only, Transmit (B1 shimming) and Receive, and Synthetic Aperture. The latter is... Read More
20140062 – This invention uses ultrasound to measure the nonlinear mechanical properties of an object including those of biological tissues. This information can be used to detect abnormalities in tissues. The technique combines the advantages of using acoustic radiation force (ARF) ultrasound for local tissue characterization and the capability of assessing the nonlinear tissue elasticity as an... Read More
20160103 – A new optical modulator, based on magneto-optic effect and spintronic technology, achieves optical modulation using pure spin current without net charge current. A significant advantage of this spin magneto-optical modulator is its low energy consumption. It uses spin polarized current as the input, and since spin current can be generated without any charge current, electrical power... Read More
20140303 – Three new multi-band (MB) imaging methods for MRI adaptively optimize and improve MB imaging performance and quality and increase its flexibility. These approaches can be widely applied to any MB imaging based method. Traditional MB imaging uses only one set of fixed parameters for both imaging acquisition and reconstruction, a practice that limits the performance and... Read More
20170407 – Active knit compression garments dynamically apply compression to various areas of the body for medical, athletic and aerospace applications. The technology uses knitted garments that integrate shape memory alloy (SMA) wires trained through an annealing process to remember a straight or slightly curved form. When heated, the SMA wires return to those trained forms to cause the knit to... Read More
z07113 – A new tactile sensor system measures not only contact force (tactile information) but also the approach of an object before it touches the sensor (proximity information). The sensor consists of two layers of an electrode array crossed to make a capacitor cell. Dielectric materials sandwiched between the two electrode layers form a capacitor array at the crossing points. The dielectric... Read More
20180232 – Collect multiple samples in independent chambers using a novel multi-compartment syringe designed for fine needle aspiration (FNA) for lymph node and nodule/mass biopsies. The design features independent compartments within the syringe and a hand pump mechanism to expel contents of each chamber independently. This device eliminates the need for multiple syringes during a single... Read More
20170301 – SafeDrive is a robust lane tracking system for assisted and self-driving cars that uses a novel algorithm along with historical imagery to find road makers. The system improves visual lane detection in drastically degraded visual conditions without relying on additional active sensors. SafeDrive uses vehicle location information to locate alternate imagery of the location, applies a... Read More
20160028 – Novel gene editing techniques can modify plant genes that, when combined with a strong promoter, confer resistance to glyphosate herbicides. The new method modifies class I 5-enolpyruvylshikimate-3-phosphate synthase (EPSPS) genes with just two amino acid substitutions that render the plant tolerant to glyphosate-based herbicides. In addition, the technique expresses the altered EPSPS... Read More
20170226 – New membrane-permeable synthetic peptides could slow the progression of Alzheimer's disease (AD) and other tauopathies. These new peptides inhibit tau phosphorylation by targeting specific and multiple phosphorylation sites. This halts disease progression by inhibiting tau mislocalization to dendritic spines and subsequent tau-mediated neural deficits. The technology is anticipated to... Read More
2019-277 – The Minnesota Pectoralis Risk Score (MPRS) is a a novel, user-friendly mortality prediction model. MPRS uses the pectoralis muscle mass and tissue attenuation obtained on preoperative CT scans to predict mortality after Left Ventricular Assist Device (LVAD) implantation. More information and a link to access the MPRS coming soon!
2019-023 – A new catalyst and process efficiently converts methane to aromatic hydrocarbons. The catalyst is pre-treated molybdenum (Mo) carbide with added zirconium (Zr) metal particles which can be easily regenerated. Compared to the molybdenum (Mo) carbide catalyst alone, the addition of the Zr metal particles resulted in a greater than 2x increase in methane conversion and increases in benzene,... Read More
20180223 – A new pre-scan method can measure radio-frequency (RF) induced currents flowing on metallic leads during an MRI excitation. The method first acquires low-power images around a metallic lead (including those used for Deep Brain Stimulation, or DBS) using conventional Gradient Echo Sequence (GRE) accelerated by parallel acquisition (i.e., GRAPPA). Then it analyzes the images and quantifies... Read More
20180127 – Whole cell biocatalysts offer several advantages over purified enzymes; The main advantage is the elimination of costly enzyme purification steps. However, whole cell biocatalysts suffer from inherent disadvantage of low reaction rates due to transport resistance imposed by the cell membrane. In addition, limited working conditions, predation, and difficulties in separation of... Read More
20180243 – Digital Fresnel Reflection Holography (DFRH) offers a method for performing particle image velocimetry (PIV) using digital inline holography. The system uses backscattered light from particles as the signal and Fresnel reflection of the probe beam at the fluid-window interface as the reference. The signals are processed akin to an inline hologram to extract 3D positions from a single 2D... Read More
20180155 – A fast, simple and accurate quality control test can determine water quality where a very dilute level of contamination by pathogenic bacteria is suspected. The test uses a novel dielectrophoresis (DEP) step that concentrates and recovers a high fraction of bacteria. Then, inactivated free DNA from no-longer-viable bacteria allows nucleic acid amplification technology to measure DNA... Read More
20180306 – A novel device secures a chest tube in place without sutures during tube thoracostomy (TT) and procedures involving indwelling tubes. Implementing the stabilizing device is fast and does not require daily management. The easy-to-use device keeps the chest tube in place under normal conditions, during patient movement and while stripping the tube. Patient satisfaction is high because it... Read More
20160146 – A novel catheter system performs a targeted form of extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO) during cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) to provide blood to the heart and brain during cardiac arrest or cardiogenic shock. The targeted cardio-cerebral ECMO (TC-ECMO) system is easy for average-trained, less specialized healthcare personnel to use, it provides time to transfer the patient... Read More
20180221-20180239 – Combining torrefied wood with biomass-based binders creates water-resistant and durable high-energy-density pellets or briquettes with improved fuel composition. This new method extracts a mixture of fatty acids from either cranberry pomace or birch bark to use as a binder in new torrefied woods. The binders, produced from abundant biomass waste, have a neutral pH and therefore produce... Read More
20170241 – This new method obtains populations of neural progenitor cells derived from human pluripotent stem cells (hPSCs). For obtaining primitive neuroectoderm in particular, it uses specific growth factor and signaling inhibitors to cause undifferentiated hPSCs to transition to a neural phenotype within just 24 hours. Current methods to generate ectoderm in vitro requires at least 6... Read More
20170166-20170167-20170168 – A portfolio of three skin care formulations aims to prevent and even treat skin cancer. The portfolio consists of a base lotion, a sunblock lotion and a pharmaceutical skin cancer treatment. Moisturizing creams, cosmetics and other topical home care products may contribute to increasing non-melanoma skin cancers (NMSC) and/or melanoma in humans. While moisturizing creams... Read More
20160345 – A novel ultrasound hearing aid noninvasively restores hearing by activating the auditory system of the brain. The technology uses ultrasound stimulation to create waves and vibrations in the brain fluids. These waves and vibrations vibrate cochlear fluids through the inner ear canal, which activates the auditory brain and induces hearing. The ultrasound can also vibrate cochlear fluids... Read More
20150147 – A new type of soft surgical robot capable of safely travelling through vasculature offers surgical robotic benefits in treating cardiovascular disease (CVD). The worm-like design is based on fiber-reinforced elastomeric enclosures (FREE). It features hydraulically powered actuators with pressure-threshold valves, offering integrated sensing and precision control at the end-effector. The... Read More
20180089 – A decentralized control architecture allows parallel-connected converters to achieve an interleaved state. The controllers monitor slight changes in local current to construct the pulse width modulation (PWM) carrier and adjust their response accordingly. The intrinsic electrical coupling between converters allows the converters to converge to an interleaved state with uniform... Read More
20180108 – A novel lane departure warning system (LDWS) alerts drivers of unintended lane drifting. The method uses standard global positioning system (GPS) receivers and low-resolution map references to detect lane departure based on the relative trajectory of the vehicle. In future phases, the Advanced Driver Assistance System (ADAS) will use Dedicated Short Range Communication (DSRC)... Read More
20160338 – A new biosynthetic pathway leads to synthesis of serofendic acid, a potent neuroprotectant compound. The process begins by using a Streptomyces host bacteria to synthesize ent-atiserenoic acid (EAA), a precursor molecule in synthesizing serofendic acid with high yields. Serofendic acid has been shown to be an effective neuroprotectant that protects various cell types (neurons,... Read More
20180342 – A wearable technology uses light therapy to speed brain recovery in a new, point-of-care concussion therapy. The adjustable headgear device, designed like a helmet, provides homogeneous, low-level, near-infrared light for application to the entire head, speeding concussion recovery by helping the brain produce more of the energy needed for healing. The wearable device provides... Read More
20150351 – A pre-surgical pulmonary nodule localization coil system moves with a patient's respiratory cycle, allowing the patient normal respiration without dislodging the device prior to surgery. The localization coil system has two components: The localization coil is pre-loaded into a delivery needle, and a pusher rod inside the needle deploys the coil and allows the needle to retract... Read More
20170287 – A novel MRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging) imaging sequence and reconstruction method uses a randomly undersampled acquisition of a 3D k-space to allow a compressed sensing accelerated coronary MRI sequence. Compressed sensing allows for acceleration rates higher than parallel imaging. Coronary MRI still faces major challenges, including lengthy acquisition time, low... Read More
20170057 – A new cancer-fighting technology uses non-invasive local hyperthermia to kill metastasizing breast cancer cells. The approach builds upon existing poly(ε-caprolactone) scaffolds that recruit and trap metastasizing breast cancer cells in vivo. An electrically conductive/semi-conductive metal disk placed in the center of the porous polymer scaffold can generate enough heat to kill cancer... Read More
20180010 – A new technology localizes the origins of cardiac arrhythmia via clinically available 12-lead electrocardiography (ECG) enhanced by convolutional neural networks (CNNs) and a realistic computer heart model. After registering the cardiac model with individual patient's heart, training datasets are generated and the origin(s) of focal cardiac arrhythmias are localized. ECG data is fed into... Read More
20150117 – HILAGE (Haploid Inducer Line for Accelerated Genome Editing) allows breeders and researchers to induce a targeted mutation and quickly recover a homozygous mutant plant. The HILAGE technology combines a haploid inducer system with one or more gene-editing events to produce haploid individuals with the desired mutation(s) from a single cross. The method utilizes a plant haploid inducer... Read More
20160398 – A double-walled aortic stent graft is compliant to luminal pressure in the aorta. The outer layer of this new design is rigid, similar to current stent grafts, and the inner layer is comprised of a compliant, flexible material that exhibits elastic properties similar to a healthy aorta. The space between the inner and outer layers can be filled (i.e., with sterile saline) to create a... Read More
20180065 – A novel referenceless technique corrects magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) images by removing Nyquist ghost artifacts from echo planar imaging (EPI). The algorithm seeks to find a set of optimal phase correction parameters that minimize a metric calculated directly from uncorrected images. The metric is defined as the sum of the ratio between the image and an image shifted by half of the... Read More
20180153 – New derivatives of pseudo-glutathione (ᴪ-GSH) can be used as prodrugs for potential Alzheimer's disease (AD) treatment and prevention. The prodrugs and salts convert to ᴪ-GSH in plasma and show increased stability in the gastrointestinal tract and plasma. The prodrugs have demonstrated working memory restoration in mouse models of Alzheimer's disease, and also have potential... Read More
20180161 – A new methodology predicts atmospheric density using satellite measurements. It provides a critical step in decreasing the error in orbital drag and increasing space situational awareness in the lower orbit. Satellite operators may use the forecasted properties in a variety of satellite control applications (e.g., computing orbital drag, collision conjunctions, and collision avoidance... Read More
20170420 – Artificial Resynthesis Technology (ART-5) is a mechanical mouth that tests food products and dental materials by simulating the mechanics of the human chewing process. It provides information on the environmental conditions found in the human mouth. The chewing machine or artificial mouth has a computerized feedback control that mimics the human chewing motion, especially its ability to... Read More
20110170 – Channel gain (CG) mapping more precisely determines "white space" in the radio spectrum that can supply cognitive radio (CR) with the real-time information it needs to exploit its potential. CG maps cope with time-varying environments by capturing up-to-date channel gains from an arbitrary point in space. It can better estimate power usage at each frequency. This technology has a number... Read More
20160325 – The ThermoDome thermodilution cardiac output catheter significantly shortens the distance needed to measure cardiac output. Its unique design features multiple laser drilled holes at the distal end of the catheter. These holes create a mixing cloud that forces the body of the catheter to the center of the lumen and fully distributes cold saline in all directions. The technology consists... Read More
20160162 – A new vascular graft design may diagnose endoleaks without requiring CT scans or angiography. The technology monitors changes in arterial pressure that may indicate an endoleak. Specifically, the technology coats existing PTFE or Dacron vascular grafts in carbon nanotubes or silver nanoparticles to create a pressure-sensitive membrane. When the sleeves deform due to pressure changes, an... Read More
20160149 – A novel metabolomics method can detect pre-invasive and metastatic breast cancer cells by measuring aerobic glycolysis (conversion of glucose to lactate). The ability of cancer cells to produce lactate through aerobic glycolysis is a hallmark of cancer, and increased glucose uptake and elevated aerobic glycolysis are closely correlated with increased tumor aggressiveness and poor... Read More
20180415 – This new technology can estimate CNS (crop nitrogen status) using remote sensing and the nitrogen nutrition index (NNI). These estimates produce actionable insights on the optimum nitrogen fertilizer use efficiency to maximize agronomic production. This new system helps forecast end-of-season crop yield and quality. For example, remote sensing based CNS measurements on a given date can... Read More
20180212 – A Bayesian optimization algorithm can be used for selecting and tuning operational parameters of medical stimulation devices such as deep brain stimulators (DBS) and spinal cord stimulators. The algorithm helps select the optimal set of parameters to test so as to find the therapeutic minimum/maximum in as few evaluations as possible. This optimization approach may be used in a wide... Read More
20180198 – Adaptive 3D printing is a new approach that allows 3D printing on moving freeform surfaces. The closed-loop method combines direct ink writing of functional materials and real-time feedback control to fabricate devices on moving surfaces. The hybrid fabrication procedure, which combines conformal 3D printing of electrical connects with automatic pick-and-place of surface-mounted... Read More
20180168 – New, detailed geologic maps of the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness (BWCAW) include lakes, campsites, portages, trails and altitude maps. These new maps are color-coded based on bedrock geology and include a complete geologic legend and printed summaries of the geology. The maps, provided to publishers as print-ready Adobe PDF or editable Illustrator files, would be a valuable... Read More
20180120 – A new design for a shape memory alloy compression garment (SMA-CG) provides dynamic compression for therapeutic relief. The garment features nickel titanium (NiTi) alloy SMA spring actuators that provide compressive force when electrical power is applied. A novel tension limiting switch gives patients independent control of compression and offers hands-free power switching for constant... Read More


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113 12050 17 Avenue, Edmonton
Courtesy of Kaylie Cole of Purplebricks
2 Storey Townhouse for Sale
- Price: $226,000
- Bedrooms: 2
- Bathrooms: 1(full) 1(half)
- Status: Active
- Year Built: 2005
Contact Elisse Moreno About MLS® E4154738
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Elisse Moreno, 1.587.400.SOLD (7653) at Elisse Moreno & Caitlin Heine (REALTORS® with RE/MAX Real Estate), 10805 120 Street, Edmonton, Alberta, T5H-3P9
property information
- Property Type: Townhouse
- Style: 2 Storey
- Year Built: 2005
- Total Floor Area: 997 sq.ft
Community Information
- Address: 113 12050 17 Avenue
- Neighbourhood: Rutherford
- City: Edmonton
- Postal Code: T6W 1X4
- Included: Dishwasher-Built-In, Dryer, Hood Fan, Refrigerator, Stove-Electric, Washer, Window Coverings
- Bedrooms: 2 (Bedrooms Above: 2)
- Bathrooms: Full: 1 / Half: 1
- Rooms Above Grade: 5
- Basement: Part, Unfinished
- Floor Finish: Carpet, Laminate Flooring, Linoleum
- Exterior Features: Schools, Shopping Nearby
- Exterior Finish: Vinyl
- Foundation: Concrete
- Roof: Asphalt Shingles
- Front Exposure: North
Upper Level Room Dimensions
- Master Bedroom: 3.12m x 3.53m
- Bedroom: 3.25m x 2.90m
Main Floor Room Dimensions
- Living Room: 4.06m x 3.66m
- Kitchen: 2.13m x 3.56m
- Dining Room: 2.82m x 3.15m
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- Parking: Single Garage Attached
- Heating: Y
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Tricia Walker is a singer and songwriter whose songs are steeped in the
passion, pain and grace of the American South. Born and raised in
Mississippi, Tricia has become one of the clearest voices of her own time
and place. Her music has been recorded by Faith Hill, Patty Loveless and
Alison Krauss, whose performance of Tricia's Looking in the Eyes of Love
earned a GRAMMY® award. A recording artist herself, Tricia's CD, "The
Heart of Dixie," thoughtfully captures the songwriter's view of the South
with well-placed lyrics and music reflecting her folk,
R & B and storytellinginfluences.
She has performed at the Country Music Hall of Fame and the Tin Pan
South Songwriting Festival in Nashville.
Tricia returned to her native Mississippi in 2006 to become director of the
Delta Music Institute, an entertainment industry studies program at her
alma mater, Delta State University. After retiring from DSU in the summer
of 2019, she was awarded the title of Director Emeritus and plans to
develop new musical and creative projects for Big Front Porch
Productions. Tricia was recently honored with the 2019 Lifetime
Achievement Award by the Mississippi Writer's Guild.
Copyright © 2018 Missississippi Songwriters Festival - All Rights Reserved.


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Onto music. 50 years ago today, Cream released "Goodbye," their final album, so one of those cuts is today's intro tune...
1 big thing: The oil boom's climate effect
The U.S. oil-and-gas production surge could boost domestic and global greenhouse gas emissions in the future, a new study released via the nonpartisan think tank Resources for the Future shows.
Why it matters: Daniel Raimi's analysis takes a broad, global look at the shale boom's climate effects in the years ahead and focuses in-depth on the role of higher oil production.
- This is in contrast to many prior discussions, which tended to emphasize how higher gas production has cut U.S. carbon emissions over the last decade as the fuel has shoved coal aside in power markets.
What they did: Raimi explores a range of oil-and-gas production levels over the next dozen years based on last year's version of the Energy Information Administration's Annual Energy Outlook.
- He overlays those projections with emissions estimates for the potent GHG methane associated with shale development.
- And from there, the study explores how the rise in oil output will reduce global prices as more U.S. crude enters the market and how those price changes may increase global oil consumption.
What they found: There are several reasons to think that what's been the climate benefit of gas replacing coal could become a different story going forward, including these possibilities...
- High gas output starts to act as a drag on the speed of U.S. renewables' growth and speeds up the closure of nuclear plants.
- U.S. methane emissions increase from rising oil-and-gas production.
- And the biggest: Higher oil production lowers global prices and increases its use.
The big picture: There could be a substantial increase in emissions if production rises substantially, climbing on the oil side to 15 million barrels per day by 2030, the study concludes.
- That's EIA's projection in their so-called high oil and gas resource and technology case, in last year's AEO, and it's not crazy — domestic output has soared in recent years and is now pushing 12 million daily barrels already.
Here are some topline conclusions:
- "Due primarily to lower oil prices and increased non-U.S. oil consumption, global greenhouse gas emissions under the high production scenario are roughly 700 to 1,200 [million metric tons] higher in 2030 than under the low production scenario," it states.
- "For reference, 2016 CO2 emissions from fossil fuel combustion were 417 MMT for Brazil and 1,184 MMT for the entirety of Central and South America," he writes.
Yes, but: The study also openly acknowledges that it rests on a range of limitations and unknowns. It's about the future! For instance, one thing that's not modeled is how OPEC and other producers could engage in more strategic market interventions to prop up prices.
The bottom line: "Because of the global nature of oil markets and the scale of U.S. oil production, the oil effects of the shale revolution [on the climate] are likely to be substantially larger than the natural gas effects moving forward, and not in a good way," Raimi tells Axios.
2. BP joins peers with good earnings report
BP is the latest oil-and-gas giant to beat expectations.
By the numbers: This morning the company announced a $3.48 billion Q4 profit and a full year haul of $12.7 billion, more than double the 2017 tally, the fruit of higher prices and higher output.
The big picture: The multinational company's report follows earnings announcements from ExxonMobil, Chevron and Shell last week that also beat Wall Street forecasts.
- The Q4 total was lower than Q3, tracking with the overall drop in oil prices late last year. But it was well above the same period in 2017.
The bottom line: Via Bloomberg, "The better-than-expected earnings should give shareholders some comfort after BP took on more debt to pay for a swath of U.S. shale assets, its biggest deal in 20 years. The company's facilities were still able to churn out cash even as the oil market turned south late last year."
- In pre-market trading, BP's stock ticked up slightly to around $41.39.
Go deeper: BP's 2018 profit doubles to 5-year high as output soars (Reuters)
3. Who's backing AOC's Green New Deal
The Sierra Club and Tom Steyer's NextGen America, as well as veteran Democrat Rep. Earl Blumenauer, were among the first backers yesterday of Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's upcoming resolution calling for a Green New Deal.
Where it stands: Ocasio-Cortez's office is circulating a "dear colleague" memo seeking more initial co-sponsors for the resolution that will call for a "national, social, industrial and economic mobilization at a scale not seen since World War II."
- It's slated to be introduced as early as this week.
Why it matters: The short memo her office is circulating seeking backers, obtained by Axios, provides an early look at support for the first formal — if non-binding — GND effort on Capitol Hill.
- Democratic Sen. Edward Markey is working on a Senate companion.
Who they are: Other lawmakers listed as initial co-sponsors are Democratic Reps. Brendan Boyle, Joaquin Castro, Yvette Clarke, Pramila Jayapal, Ro Khanna, Ted Lieu, Joe Neguse, and Ayanna Pressley.
The big picture: The memo lays out the broad framing of what the resolution will call for, including:
Achieve net-zero greenhouse gas emissions through a fair and just transition for all communities and workers.
Create millions of good, high-wage jobs and ensure prosperity and economic security for all.
Promote justice and equity by preventing current and repairing historic oppression to frontline and vulnerable communities.
4. Latest in policy: Interior nominee and auto emissions
Interior: President Trump on Monday announced he will nominate David Bernhardt, a former longtime energy lobbyist, to lead the Interior Department, ending the search for a permanent replacement for embattled and scandal-ridden Ryan Zinke, Axios' Khorri Atkinson reports.
EPA and cars: Bloomberg has some good reporting that shows EPA and California are far apart when it comes to auto emissions rules.
- "In separate comments, Sacramento and Washington's top environmental regulators said they've yet to overcome a long-running impasse over the Trump administration's proposal to cap auto emissions and fuel economy standards after 2020 and strip California of its authority to regulate tailpipe carbon dioxide emissions," they report.
- Why it matters: Absent a breakthrough, the Trump administration's move to weaken Obama-era mileage and carbon emissions rules is heading toward a high-stakes courtroom showdown over the power of California — and by extension a number of other states — to move ahead with standards that are tougher than federal mandates.
5. Petro notes: LNG, sanctions, thirst
Venezuela: The Wall Street Journal reports that the turmoil and sanctions could jolt the market soon.
- "Venezuelan crude exports are declining sharply as new U.S. sanctions push the country's oil industry closer to collapse, threatening a bigger impact on global markets than many experts anticipated, people familiar with the matter say," they report.
LNG: "British energy supplier Centrica and Tokyo Gas Co. have agreed to jointly purchase 2.6 million tonnes of liquefied natural gas (LNG) a year from Mozambique LNG Company Pte Ltd, the firms said on Tuesday," Reuters reports.
Trend-spotting: Over at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, Nikos Tsafos noticed something interesting about U.S. oil demand data.
- "According to preliminary data for 2018, oil demand surpassed 20 [million barrels per day] for the first time since 2007 and will be just shy of the 2005 peak (20,524 mb/d versus 20,802 mb/d in 2005)," he writes.
- It marks a key point in the reversal of demand declines from 2005-2012, and he argues that it's not a happy milestone...
"This reversal partly reflects the strong fundamentals in the U.S. economy: growth in petrochemicals, a rebound in freight movements, and more travel by car and plane."
"But it also signals a failure to implement strict efficiency policies—a failure made more acute by the complacency of the current administration, which has touted the lowering of carbon emissions as one reason to be less stringent about regulation."
6. Tesla news: energy storage and charging systems
Buying: Via TechCrunch, "Tesla has acquired energy storage company Maxwell Technologies in an all-stock deal valued at $218 million, a deal aimed at helping the electric automaker improve its batteries and lower costs as more competitors enter the market."
Charging: Electrify America, VW's U.S. charging subsidiary, said Monday that it's installing Tesla Powerpack battery systems at more than 100 charging stations across the country this year.
- Why it matters: The VW unit said the batteries are a way to keep consumer costs in check when power demand is high.
- "The battery systems will be deployed to mitigate higher power demand charges and manage operating costs by avoiding or reducing demand and energy charges during peak charging periods," the announcement states.


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Doug Pomatto Receives Trial Excellence Award
On October 24th, in Chicago, Doug Pomatto received the Jury Verdict Reporter's 2019 Trial Excellence Award at the 10th Annual JVR Awards for Trial Lawyer Excellence, which recognizes case and career achievements of Illinois trial lawyers. He was honored with a Defense Attorney Achievement Award based on a career of defense verdicts in cases with high verdict potential. This event was attended by over 300 attorneys and judges.


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Atlas of Improbable Places Hardcover Book
Features the Strange, Mysterious, and Fascinating
Paris is nice in spring. New York is beautiful in autumn. Istanbul is a must-see. But there's so much more in our world than the lights of Paris, the shows on Broadway, and the Grand Bazaar. The Atlas of Improbable Places celebrates the mysterious, the wild, and the unlikely. From underground rivers to the "Door to Hell", this atlas features vibrant photographs, maps, and stories. Travel will never be the same again.
Written by Travis Elborough. Hardback Dimensions: 25.9 x 18.5cm. 224 pages.
For brave travelers who are looking for something a bit different, the Atlas of Improbably Places makes an ideal Christmas gift. Before they know it, they'll be visiting the Island of Dolls or San Juan Parangaricutiro!
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The Most Unique Christmas Present Ideas for Women This Year!
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What Is the First Original Present for Women at Everything but Flowers?
Our first original suggestion in this overview of Christmas present ideas is the "Atlas of Improbable Places". This book from our Christmas presents for women collection is perfect for the travelling woman, as it can provide her with a large variety of travelling ideas.
"Atlas of Improbable Places" from our collection of Christmas presents for women features tons of stunning photographs and interesting maps of the world's most unique travel locations. They even include locations avid travellers have not even considered yet. So, this book from the Christmas presents for women range will undoubtedly appeal to the modern travelling woman.
What Is the Second Original Present for Women at Everything but Flowers?
Our next suggestion is obtained from our good Christmas presents for mum collection, more specifically the "Wedgwood Intaglio Keepsake Set". The "Wedgwood Intaglio Keepsake Set" from our good Christmas presents for mum catalogue includes two stunning decorations for the home, a lovely trinket box and a vase.
The items inside the "Wedgwood Intaglio Keepsake Set" from our good Christmas presents for mum collection are made from the finest fine bone china. Both items have beautiful contemporary patterns too, which ensure that the decorations fit in different interiors.
There are more unique decorations in the good Christmas presents for mum collection, including more options by Wedgwood. So, if you need more inspiring decorations for the home, be sure to check the good Christmas presents for mum range.
What Is the Third Original Present for Women at Everything but Flowers?
Our next unique suggestion from the Christmas presents for women collection is the 60 Minute Mobile Massage, an experience that ensures your recipient will have a relaxing day out.
The 60 Minute Mobile Massage is available for recipients across Australia; this includes recipients residing in locations such as Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth, and Canberra.
As the name suggests, the 60 Minute Mobile Massage can be enjoyed from the convenience of your recipient's home. So, if your recipient could use a relaxing experience without having to leave the house, this experience from our Christmas collection will be a wonderful addition to the regular festivities.
What Is the Fourth Original Present for Women at Everything but Flowers?
A unique gift hamper can also be an option during the holiday season. Everything but Flowers has a delightful collection of gift baskets and some are even designed for female recipients alone!
One of the uniquely designed gift baskets for female recipients is our L'Occitane Pamper Hamper. The L'Occitane Pamper Hamper includes countless chocolates from Ernest Hillier, Willie's Cacao, and Butlers Irish Chocolates. It also contains some skincare products from L'Occitane and additional nibbles. So, with this gift basket, your recipient can start the holiday season on the right foot.
What Is the Fifth Original Present for Women at Everything but Flowers?
A personalised present can go a long way during the holiday season. Fortunately, Everything but Flowers has plenty of presents that can be personalised for recipients.
One of the items that can be personalised this holiday season is the Black Leather Tote Bag with Personalised Monogram. This tote bag is made with leather of the finest quality and complement by a spacious design. Naturally, this makes the tote bag suitable for everyday use as well as her favourite shopping trips.
Customers who choose the Black Leather Tote Bag with Personalised Monogram can add their recipient's initials on the exterior of the bag. Each of our tote bags can be personalised with up to four letters, so even recipients with a lengthier name can receive their customised tote bag this holiday season.
Everything but Flowers has more leather items that can be personalised this holiday season. However, if you decide to go with one of our personalised presents, be sure to order ahead of time to avoid delays. Our team requires some time to personalise the product in question, so always order a couple of days early.
Where Can I Find More Original Christmas Presents for Women This Year?
To find more unique options for a female recipient this holiday season, be sure to check out the "women" section on the website. In this section, you can find special presents for female recipients, ranging from books and decorations to full-blown experiences. We are sure you will find something unique for your recipient this year.


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Lilac cotton blend logo hoodie from Tommy Hilfiger featuring long sleeves, a drawstring hood and a logo to the chest.
Model Measurements:Height: 1,76 mBust/Chest: 81 cmHips: 88 cmWaist: 59 cm
Model wears size XS
Designer Style ID: WW0WW26410Designer Colour: VO9 DUSTY LILAC
Composition:Cotton 64%, Polyester 36%Washing instructions:Machine Wash
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Iconic all-American lifestyle brand Tommy Hilfiger was founded in the 1980s and is synonymous with US street style and Hip Hop culture. The brand's contemporary, accessible and high-quality sportswear is known for its retro iconography and cult-favourite collaborations with the likes of Gigi Hadid and Lewis Hamilton.