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Spie Press Book3D Printing of Optics
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Pages: 42
Volume: SL39
- 1 Introduction
- 2 Brief Overview of 3-D Printing
- 3 How to Build a 3-D Printer for Optical Components
- 4 Materials for 3-D Printing of Optics
- 4.1 Polymers
- 4.2 Available resins
- 4.3 Optical properties of the resins
- 4.4 Surface quality
- 4.5 Shape deviation
- 4.6 Light propagation
- 5 Post-Processing of 3-D Printed Optics
- 5.1 Raw printouts and cleaning
- 5.2 Post-processing
- 5.2.1 Robot-based polishing (fluid jet polishing)
- 5.2.2 Manual polish using scratch remover
- 5.2.3 Surface coating
- 6 Rules and Possibilities for the Design of 3-D Printed Optics
- 6.1 Rules
- 6.1.1 Tolerancing
- 6.1.2 Orientation and supports
- 6.1.3 Radii
- 6.1.4 Slicing
- 6.2 Examples of 3-D printed optics
- Appendix: Video of 3-D Printing
Additive manufacturing generally refers to the layer-by-layer deposition of material in order to build a part. This process opens up completely new design possibilities compared to conventional, subtractive manufacturing methods. Thus, for example, complex-shaped parts with integrated functionality can be realized as monolithic components. Therefore, this manufacturing method offers a high potential not only for mechanical components but also for optical components, which creates new approaches and solutions for optical systems.
This Spotlight is intended to introduce the 3-D printing of optical components. It also offers experienced users of the technology a better understanding of the topic. The entire process chain of the 3-D printing of optical components is considered. It deals with the construction of a 3-D printing system, the printing materials, and the printing process, as well as the necessary rework and the characteristics of the 3-D printed optics. The minimum requirements are an undergraduate level of mathematics and basic knowledge of physics.
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August 2018
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'Happiness is when what you think, what you say and what you do are in perfect harmony'
– Mahatma Gandhi
Life Lesson number 1 'You can't always get what you want, but if you try sometimes, you just might get what you need' – Mick Jagger
Looking back, I have never known a time when I was not passionate about Art and Fashion Design. From the age of 6 I was drawing fashion figures and fantasising about becoming a famous fashion designer and seeing my designs come alive on the catwalk. I was convinced this was exactly what I wanted to do with my life (amongst other things!) so when I was old enough to dare, I jumped on a train to Sydney with nothing but a suitcase full of dreams and a head full of stars to pursue a career in fashion.
Fast forward a few years and a few failed attempts at study I headed back home with nothing but a bruised ego and a few pennies in my pocket to show for it!! Sure, I had my health, family, friends and some life experience under my belt and some fun times, (even my first job in fashion retail) but I still couldn't quite work out exactly what I wanted to do with my life; and I had the sneaking suspicion that other people knew more than me.
Life Lesson number 2 'A head full of fears has no space for dreams' – Anon
So I packed away my suitcase along with my childhood fantasies and concentrated instead on becoming a responsible adult with a responsible job. And for a time I really, truly believed this. I turned my whole world upside down and spent my twenties trying to be this perfect version of myself I felt I ought to be…A smart, switched on and corporate savvy career woman with a 9-5 job, kick ass Salary and a mortgage. I was lucky enough to have an amazingly supportive and loving partner (who is now my husband) by then, but when the GFC hit and we both lost our jobs and were left with a termite infested house on our hands, I realised I'd only had it half worked out.
Life Lesson number 3 'Lights will guide you home, and ignite your bones' – Chris Martin, Coldplay
The one thing I did have though, was this all-consuming passion and curiosity to explore new ground, so when the chance came up to move to Melbourne and start over, I grabbed it with both hands and held on tight. Here finally, I found a sense of home in a city throbbing with a creative heart and soul that nurtured me back to life and reignited all my creative wanderings and pursuits that had long been dormant within me. It finally led me to a place where I felt confident enough to break out of my shell and discover who I was and what made me tick. In that moment I realised it was ok to not have it all worked out by the time I was 30, who the hell does anyway? Ok, maybe some people do… but somewhere along the line I had forgotten what it really meant to live a more authentic/creative life on purpose and for the first time I began to imagine what it would feel like to actually love what I do and share that passion with others. On the upside, those 'crisis moments' and years working in retail and corporate admin jobs grounded me, and helped shape the person I am today and later informed me of the person I was eventually to become, so everything always has a way of working out in the end.
Life Lesson number 4 'We are what we create and the universe always provides'
A funny thing happens when you begin this journey of self-discovery…helpful people, friends, situations and circumstances all of a sudden come out of the woodwork to assist you in the most surprising ways that you never would've dreamed possible and once a temporary period of transition and de-stabilisation occurs, you find yourself in a place where all your needs are met and everything becomes crystal clear. I realised I did love fashion, it was always part of my DNA, but I didn't love the industry I was to be a part of and hated the consumerist culture surrounding fast fashion that seemed very fake, ego-centric and capitalised on women's fears and insecurities. In short, a toxic and wasteful culture that was counter-intuitive to my ethics and values and didn't share in my vision for a more sustainable fashion future. I wanted to create something I could be proud of, that celebrated women and inspired them to aspire to more than this. To appreciate the beauty of something handmade as opposed to mass manufactured from a factory in china. More than that though, it had to inspire, educate and empower a new generation of women enough to want to create their own wardrobes again and have fun along the way.
Life Lesson number 5 'From little things, big things grow' – Paul Kelly
In December 2014, Feather and Sparrow was born out of a little Facebook page and a love of unique, contemporary and vintage design and creating beautiful handmade garments with care and quality craftsmanship. Having now been approved for government funding, I'm excited and humbled to know it's beginning to evolve into a website/blog with plans to establish an e-commerce business platform in the near future. In the meantime, stay tuned for more interesting and insightful fashion stories, artful musings and progress updates as I hope to inspire you to continue following and sharing in the journey so far…


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The series is set in an alternate reality where a new, women-only, gambling sport known as "keijo", quickly becomes a fad in Japan since its introduction in the dawn of the 21st century. Keijo matches are held atop floating platforms, referred to as a "Land", in large water-filled stadiums where swimsuit-clad players fight to incapacitate their opponents or push them out to the water, but they can only hit each other using their breasts or buttocks.
Nozomi Kaminashi is a gifted gymnast who decides to give up her dream of competing in the Olympics and become a keijo player instead, aiming for the high earnings offered there, in order to get herself and her younger siblings out of poverty. As she enters the world of Keijo, Nozomi soon makes new friends and rivals, while learning that the way to fame and fortune in this new, uncommon sport will have more challenges than she ever imagined.


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Luke 10:30-37
10:30 And Jesus answering said, A certain man went down from Jerusalem to Jericho, and fell among thieves, which stripped him of his raiment, and wounded him, and departed, leaving him half dead.
10:31 And by chance there came down a certain priest that way: and when he saw him, he passed by on the other side.
10:32 And likewise a Levite, when he was at the place, came and looked on him, and passed by on the other side.
10:33 But a certain Samaritan, as he journeyed, came where he was: and when he saw him, he had compassion on him,
10:34 And went to him, and bound up his wounds, pouring in oil and wine, and set him on his own beast, and brought him to an inn, and took care of him.
10:35 And on the morrow when he departed, he took out two pence, and gave them to the host, and said unto him, Take care of him; and whatsoever thou spendest more, when I come again, I will repay thee.
10:36 Which now of these three, thinkest thou, was neighbour unto him that fell among the thieves?
10:37 And he said, He that shewed mercy on him. Then said Jesus unto him, Go, and do thou likewise.
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Church of St Peter, Llandevaud, Newport
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Carneiro, Mauricio
Computational Technology Development Lead, Genomics Platform, Broad Institute
PhD, Harvard University, 2011
Dr. Carneiro leads the computational technology development team at the Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard. He has contributed to major advances in DNA sequencing analysis with compression algorithms, statistical methods, heterogeneous compute optimizations and a systematic approach to the institute's computational development, distribution and support. His team is also responsible for the evaluation of new sequencing technologies and has provided several methods and tools to handle new data types in the world of next generation sequencing through the Genome Analysis Toolkit (GATK).
Dr. Carneiro joined the Broad Institute in December 2010 after completing a Ph.D. in computational biology from Harvard University. He holds two championships in the International Collegiate Programming Contest organized by the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) in 2002 and 2003, respectively, and a Programming Excellence Award from the ACM Upsilon Pi Epsilon Society in 2003.
In his previous life, he was a video game developer and has led the development of the world's first massive online location based multiplayer game: Alien Revolt.
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Seoighe, Cathal
Professor, Bioinformatics, National University of Ireland Galway
PhD, Trinity College Dublin
After completing an undergraduate degree in Theoretical Physics, I changed direction to study towards a PhD in the Smurfit Institute of Genetics, Trinity College Dublin. In retrospect, this turned out to be a good move: those were heady days in molecular biology. The genome of the first eukaryote had just been sequenced and there were opportunities for people with a mathematical bent and experience of programming computers to get involved in discovering the subset of life's secretes that were offered up by the availability of whole genome sequences. After the PhD and a brief period as a postdoctoral researcher in the Royal College of Surgeons in Dublin, I moved to South Africa, working at first as a consultant to the MRC and the government and Director of Training for the South African National Bioinformatics Institute, and then as an Associate Professor at the University of Cape Town. In 2009 I returned to Ireland, taking up a position as Stokes Professor of Bioinformatics at the National University of Ireland Galway.
CHIMUSA, Emile Rugamika
Bx, BioStatistician, CPGR/H3Bionet, Centre for Proteomic and Genomic Research
PhD, University of Cape Town, 2013
Web: http://www.cbio.uct.ac.za/emile-chimusa/
BioProfil: Emile received his Bsc in Applied Mathematics at University of Kinshasa. Later on he joined the independent electoral commission (IEC) for United Nations mission in Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), as software developer and database administrator. He joined the African Institute for Mathematical Sciences in 2007 and obtained his post-graduate diploma in Mathematical sciences at the University of Western Cape, South Africa. He completed his PhD from University of Cape Town, South Africa in Bioinformatics and Computational Biology. During his last year of PhD (2012) Emile later joined African institute for Mathematical Sciences as IT and teaching assistant.
Emile is a mathematical population geneticist whose main focus of research is "Medical Population Genetics and Computational Statistics methods for mapping complex diseases". Emile's interest focuses are in computational and statistical methods for understanding both the genetics and environment architecture of genetic diseases. He is interesting in investigating methodologies of improvement the analysis of large scale genomic studies such as genome-wide association studies or fine-mapping studies and analysing genome wide patterns of variation within and between species to address fundamental questions in biology, anthropology, and medicine. Emile is currently investigating on statistical and computational approach for estimating the heritability of the traits (diseases) using the DNA sequence data of both parents and children particularly new born-babies (family-based) (1) to understand the fraction of phenotypic (traits or diseases) explained by DNA sequence (2) to predict genetic architecture of complex traits (such TB and HIV), and variation in drug/treatment responses at early stage in children (3) to optimal prescription and usage of medicines to effectively manage and treat infectious and non-communicable diseases in Sub Saharan African populations. The long term of his research is to conduct a cohort study in sequencing South African's parents within children or baby-born with tuberculosis and HIV and apply the developed approach in both tuberculosis and HIV public sequence data of children or baby-born.
Emile's project will develop important skills, further job opportunities and tools required for medical population genetic research in Sub-Sahara and South Africa. A wide variety of fields stand to benefit from this research. These fields include the pharmaceutical, biotechnology, computational biology, biostatistics and diagnostic areas. Significant findings milestones achieved are to be disseminated in the form of publications in high-impact international journals and presented at both local and international conferences.
Emile has trained, supervised and co-supervised several AIMS students and masters students (all former AIMS students). He is one of the first recipients of the AASRG. This grant a great start for his early scientific career. The AASRG will help Emile in supporting other AIMS students through supervision
Emile's advise to youths is: (1) Never fail having a dream. Once you have a dream, give it a go ahead and tries. (2) Understanding your mistakes and failures is a starting point to overcome and getting into the track of your success.
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Bongcam, Erik
Associate Professor, Dept. of Animal Breeding and Genetics, SLU, Uppsala, Sweden
Professor, Uppsala, Sweden, 1995
Erik Bongcam-Rudloff received his doctorate in medical sciences from Uppsala University, Sweden. He is now the Director of the SLU Global Bioinformatics Centre (SGBC) at the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences. Erik was the chairman of EMBnet (2003-2010) (www.embnet.org), a science-based group of worldwide collaborating bioinformatics nodes. Bongcam-Rudloff is today Chair of SeqAhead (www.seqahead.eu), a Biomedical European COST Action: "Next Generation Sequencing Data Analysis Network" and Coordinator of ALLBIO, a FP7 project: "Broadening the Bioinformatics Infrastructure to unicellular, animal, and plant science" (www.allbioinformatics.eu). He is also the founder of eBioinformatics.org the creators of eBiotools, eBioX and eBioKit (www.ebioinformatics.org).
His main research deals with development of bioinformatics solutions and teaching for the Life Sciences community.
Salazar, Gustavo
Developer, Bioinformatics, CPGR
Masters Degree, University of Cape Town, 2010
I was awarded my bachelors degree in Systems engineering in 2002 at the Universidad del Valle in Colombia, and for over 10 years I have taken part of multiple software projects for both academia and private companies. I have developed software as a Freelancer for companies in Colombia, USA, South Africa and the UK. I moved to South Africa in 2007 as a member of the central node at National Bioinformatics Network located in Cape Town. I started my MSc in Computer Science in 2008 and finished in 2010, the topic of this research was about collaborative annotations for biological data. The collaborations held during this time allowed me to visit the European Bioinformatics Institute and worked there as an intern at the proteomics Services team. I started a PhD in Bioinformatics under the supervision of Dr. Nicola Mulder at the end of 2010, the current focus of this research is on the visualization of protein-protein interactions using recent web technologies such as HTML5. I am part of the CPGR team since January 2014.
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Jiang, Pan-Pan
Project Manager Ebola and Lassa virus fever, Organismic and Evolutionary Biology, Harvard University
PhD, Harvard University, 2013
Population geneticist and scientific project manager with experience in the population genetics, diagnostic and next-generation sequencing technologies, human genotyping, and GWAS.
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Le Cao, Kim-Anh
Senior Research Officer, Diamantina Institute, University of Queesnsland
PhD, Université de Toulouse, 2008
Dr Kim-Anh Lê Cao was awarded her Ph.D in 2008 in Université de Toulouse,France. She was awarded the "Marie-Jeanne Laurent-Duhamel" prize 2009 of the Société Française de Statistique (French Statistical Society) for her Ph.D thesis.
She has been working in the University of Queesnsland for the last 5 years, first as a postdoc and then as a researcher in the Queensland Facility for Advanced Bioinformatics. She is now appointed the Diamantina Institute in cancer research, UQ. She has been teaching Statistics at the undergraduate and Master level for 4 years and has been running 3 days workshops entitled 'An Introduction to Statistics for Biologists, with programming in R'.
Her research interests are multidisciplinary as they focus on mathematical statistics to characterize molecular biological systems. She is interested in developing sound statistical methods to address biological questions arising from frontier molecular technologies, ranging from biomarker selection, omics data integration and analysis of longitudinal or time course high throughput data. She is one of the main developers of the mixOmics R package dedicated to the integrative analysis of `omics' data (see http://www.math.univ-toulouse.fr/~biostat/mixOmics and its associated interface http://mixomics.qfab.org/).
Corpas, Manuel
Project Leader, Plant and Animal Genomes, The Genomic Analysis Centre
PhD, University of Manchester
Manuel manages and participates in projects for the annotation and analysis of transcriptomes and epigenomes of various plant and animal genome species.
Since joining TGAC, he has worked on the annotation and analysis of the oilseed castor bean genome which produces Ricinoleic acid, a raw material with industrial applications in automotive engines. Other species of interest include Tomato, Arabidopsis and Chicken. Manuel holds a Ph.D. in Computer Science from the University of Manchester, UK, where he worked on the application of machine learning techniques to protein sequence family classification in Professor Terri Attwood's group. He continued his post-doctoral research in clinical genomics at the Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute, Cambridge, developing the DECIPHER database and accessory tools for visualization of personal genomics data. He also received an M.Sc. in Bioinformatics from the University of Manchester, and a B.Sc. in Biology from the University of Navarra, Spaiin.
Somervuo, Panu
Postdoctoral Researcher, Metapopulation Research Group, University of Helsinki
PhD, Helsinki University of Technology, 2000
My background is in signal processing, pattern recognition, and machine learning. Before moving into bioinformatics, I was working with automatic speech recognition and neural networks at Neural Networks Research Centre, Helsinki University of Technology supervised by Academian Teuvo Kohonen. 2005 I moved to DNA Sequencing and Genomics Lab at Viikki campus of University of Helsinki. During 2005- 2010 I did microarray data analysis including detection, gene expression, and array comparative genomic hybridization. Majority of that work was related to non-model organisms using custom arrays. Besides data analysis, I was also responsible for probe design. 2010 I joined Metapopulation Research Group at Helsinki University to participate in a butterfly sequencing project. Its first step, finished 2012, was to make a draft assembly of Melitaea cinxia genome. Related to this project, I was also working with RNA-Seq data to characterize different butterfly populations.
My general research interests are in computational methods and machine learning. Being involved in biological projects, I am also interested in understanding biology better. Both of these topics are never-ending odysseys for me.


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Yesterday afternoon, my plane skimmed over Sepulveda right before it hit the tarmac at LAX with the big blue pacific in view ahead of me and my eyes filled up with tears.....of joy. I was born and raised in Philly and Jersey, spent 4 amazing years in New England, and half of my family and loved ones live with me in Florida - so those places should be home. And they are, in a sense. There are many things I love and miss about all of those places. However, on an early morning walk down the hill to the pier this morning, Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf coffee in hand, the pacific ahead of me, the sun shining on me face while I was bundled up against the crisp cold morning I can't deny the truth that tugged at my very soul.
I. Am. Home.
|Mountains. How I have missed them!
|My host Nick. Missed him so!
|Just a beautiful Southern California Morning
|Waves! Surf-able Waves!
|This is how to start a morning. Hello Surfer boys!
I'm back where I belong.


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G1P3-induced mtROS Augments Caveolae Mediated Internalization of Tight Junction Protein Claudin-1 to Promote Breast Cancer Cell Metastasis
Abstract: Elevated expression of G1P3 (IFI6), a mitochondrial localized antiapoptotic protein, is associated with poor overall and distant metastasis free survival in breast cancer patients. Subsequent studies from our group reported its role in mitochondrial reactive oxygen species (mtROS) induction to promote breast cancer metastasis. However, it is unclear exactly how G1P3 induces cancer cell metastasis. Network analysis of differentially expressed genes in G1P3 expressing cells (MCF-7G1P3) identified upregulation of caveolin and vesicle mediated endocytic pathways in MCF-7G1P3 cells. We and others identified attenuation of adherence and tight junctions in G1P3 expressing cells. The formation of robust cell-cell interactions are known to antagonize cell migration. Therefore, we hypothesized that G1P3-induced mtROS promote cancer cell metastasis by augmenting caveolae mediated internalization of tight junction protein claudin-1. To test the hypothesis, formation of tight junctions in MCF-7Vector and MCF-7G1P3 cells were assessed by measuring resistance across cell layer using a Millicell ERS volt-ohm meter. Relative to MCF-7Vector, resistance in MCF-7G1P3 cells were significantly less on days 1 (0.524 fold), 2 (0.529 fold), and 3 (0.552 fold) (p ≤ 0.05). Moreover, Caveolin-1, a major mediator of endocytosis was upregulated in MCF-7G1P3 cells in both quantitative RT-PCR (3.0 fold) and in immunofluorescence analyses (p ≤ 0.05). Mito-TEMPO, a mitochondrial ROS scavenger, suppressed Caveolin-1 expression MCF-7G1P3 cells and restored resistance across membrane suggesting restoration of tight junctions in G1P3 expressing cells. In summary, our results suggest a novel mechanism of G1P3 induced metastasis by augmented caveolae mediated internalization of tight junctions to attenuate cell-cell interactions. Interrupting G1P3-induced internalization of Claudin-1 may prevent metastasis to improve clinical outcomes in breast cancer patients.
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Naimishaba Parmar*, Anne Davenport, Judith M. Ball, and Venu Cheriyath, PhD
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Day 1 (Lunch / Dinner)
After picking you up from your accommodation in Alice Springs bright and early, we hit the road for four fantastic days of Outback adventure travel. (For those commencing at Uluru, we will collect you from the Outback Pioneer Hotel or the airport).
While travelling to Uluru – Kata Tjuta National Park we will stop along the way for refreshments, a camel ride (own expense) and a chance to purchase some Aboriginal paintings. The afternoon gives you a chance to see Uluru, including a visit to the cultural centre where you can learn about the Tjukurpa (Aboriginal law/religion). Enjoy a guided base walk or a chance to climb (weather permitting) should you choose. Note: Uluru is a sacred site and Anangu, the indigenous custodians, respectfully ask visitors not to climb it.
Afterwards, enjoy a magnificent Uluru sunset, accompanied with a glass or two of sparkling wine before returning to the campsite for a delicious meal, a couple of drinks and time to sit back to contemplate the day's events with the rest of the tour group.
- Outback Camel Farm
- Mt Ebenezer Roadhouse
- Mt Connor (Atila)
- Uluru (Ayers Rock)
Day 2 (Breakfast / Lunch / Dinner)
After watching a breathtaking Uluru sunrise from a lookout close to our campsite, it's time for breakfast before travelling to Kata Tjuta for a 7km hike through the magnificent 'Valley of the Winds'. After a leisurely lunch we travel to Curtin Springs Cattle Station for a tour of a typical working cattle station before we travel to Kings Creek Station for our second nights bush camp. Our private campsite at Kings Creek is miles from the crowds, which is where the feeling of ?wayoutback? really starts to take hold. After a campfire dinner it's time to kick back and be mesmerised by the millions of stars on display. Outback travel doesn?t get much better than this!
- Uluru (Ayers Rock)
- Kata Tjuta (the Olgas)
- Curtin Springs
- Kings Creek Station
Day 3 (Breakfast / Lunch / Dinner)
This morning join your tour group for a guided walk through the towering walls, crevices and plateaus of Watarrka (Kings Canyon). Visit the Amphitheatre, Lost City and the tranquil ?Garden of Eden?. After Watarrka we travel along the famous Mereenie Loop Road in a 4WD, where you will be shaken and not stirred! See native Australian wildlife along the way before arriving at our permanent camp at Glen Helen, nearby the stunning waterhole that the Traditional owners of this land believe is home to an ancient and powerful Rainbow Serpent.
- Watarrka (Kings Canyon)
- Mereenie Loop Road
- Glen Helen
Day 4 (Breakfast / Lunch)
Continue your Red Centre tour by spending the day exploring the mighty West MacDonnell Ranges. Travel off road to Ormiston Gorge, keep your eyes peeled for Perentie Lizards lazing along the banks and take a swim in the rock holes. Hike the 'Ghost Gum Walk' before travelling back to Alice Springs, returning to your accommodation at approximately 5.30pm. After returning to civilisation, a hot shower awaits before joining your tour group for a farewell meal, a few cold ales and some laughs ? the perfect finale to this memorable Outback tour experience.
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- Ghost Gum Walk


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When you return home after a hectic day at work, the first thing you need to go for is some kind of entertainment. People like entertainment and Netflix is exactly what they are looking for. Some amazing television series and Hollywood movies are waiting for you there. But the price they charge is huge compared to other sources of entertainment.
If you are a subscriber then you know that Netflix gift cards can be used to subscribe to the website and enjoy a number of wonderful works by different countries and several directors.
If you want to gift these cards to your friends and family, you can do that. They can use this card and subscribe to this entertainment heaven.
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EBooks That Sell Themselves!
Now that you have wrote, or have had written for you an ebook "so good" that it should sell itself don't be surprised if it doesn't! I'm not insinuating that you won't be able to sell your ebook but I am inferring that your work is not done yet. If you really want to sell your ebook you need to create a page that "sells" it. It's called a sales page and special attention needs to be […]Read more


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NinjaRMM is dedicated to growing its presence in the EU and doing its best to provide amazing customer service to its EU citizen members. As such, NinjaRMM takes the security and privacy of its EU citizen members very seriously. NinjaRMM is intent on complying with the European Union's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and has created the following policy and disclosures in accordance with GDPR.
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As a global company with customers in nearly every country in the world, protecting the personal data of our customers and their end-users continues to be a priority. GDPR represents an opportunity to continue our commitment in this area.
At NinjaRMM, our ongoing compliance review and actions build on our existing investments in privacy, security, and the operational processes necessary to meet the applicable requirements of GDPR by May 25, 2018.
Under the GDPR, the data protection principles set out the main responsibilities for organizations.
As an example, Article 5 of the GDPR requires that personal data shall be:
- a) processed lawfully, fairly and in a transparent manner in relation to individuals;
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It's a name that could probably only have been dreamt up over a few pints – and definitely one you'll have trouble pronouncing after one too many.
The Crustacean Appreciation Association is something of a mouthful to say without getting your tongue in a twist.
But if your tastes veer towards edible aquatic arthropods, it's a foodie morsel you'll undoubtedly want to get your teeth into.
The group (and yes, its handle was dreamed up over a few glasses of real ale) is the brainchild of well-known North East chef Graeme Cuthell of Irvins Brasserie fame and food consultant and former Belle and Herb café proprietor, Sam Storey.
It's officially launching on February 20 at Graeme's award-winning restaurant on North Shields Fish Quay.
The Crustacean Appreciation Association (or CAA from now on) Feast is one of the more quirky and eye-catching fringe events taking place as part of the 10-day Eat! In food and drink festival.
Eat! In is the new winter offering from Eat! NewcastleGateshead. It follows on from the success of last summer's Eat! Out, which celebrated the nation's love of al fresco dining.
Rather than dish everything up at once the Eat! organising committee – of which Sam is one – decided in 2014 to do their version of a progressive meal, albeit with a near six month break between courses.
If the summer event was the light and airy starter, then the new winter festival is definitely the heartier, cosier main option.
Eat! In kicks-off on February 20 too with a packed programme, including a new take on the already popular Secret Paladares, an immersive Drink Along Movie experience in the lavish world of the Great Gatsby, and a Medieval Lanten feast at Newcastle's Saint Nicholas Cathedral, among the many highlights food connoisseurs have to look forward to.
Another of which, of course, will be the unveiling down river from Newcastle-Gateshead, of the CAA.
Diners at the CAA's inaugural meeting are being promised a fun and filling night to remember that hopefully won't leave them too shell shocked.
The winter weather, and therefore supply permitting, Graeme is planning to serve up a five course spread featuring crabs, lobsters, shrimp and langoustines plucked fresh by the North Shields' fishing fleet from the frigid deep and landed just yards from his restaurant.
There will be drink, live acoustic music and no doubt jokes aplenty as the evening wears on, of the 'seafood and eat it' kind, to reel guests in. Exactly what form this fishy frivolity is set to take is being kept a closely guarded secret by Sam, but it will probably be best to go along with an open mind and to expect the unexpected.
And at the end of the night everyone who's attended will go home with free membership of the Crustacean Appreciation Association.
Sam's toying with the idea of bestowing special CAA badges on members. There may even be a snappy secret lobster handshake involved.
There will definitely be invites to future CAA gatherings at Irvins Brasserie, however, if the idea catches on.
It is, says Graeme, "all a bit of light hearted fun, a chance for people to get together and enjoy fantastic food in convivial surroundings."
But behind the humour there is a series message.
North Shields Fish Quay was once one of the busiest places in the area thanks to the Customs House, shipping office and sailors' home, with chandlers, grocers, fruiterers and butchers all catering to private trade as well as the fishermen.
There were 158 inns and taverns in the lower town on the fish quay, and in the 1930s around 300 people were employed in the smokehouses alone.
Records show that in 1911, 50 trains a day were transporting fish from Tynemouth Station heading to Newcastle, the wider North East and beyond.
And in 1936 at least 70 trawlers called North Shields home.
Now there are only a handful of colourfully painted boats moored in the harbour, and much of the shellfish landed when the weather is kind to the fishermen still plying their trade and auctioned at the quayside fish market, ends up not in the hands of local restaurateurs and consumers but on dinner plates thousands of miles away.
This dramatic change in affairs is the main reason that Sam and Graeme were inspired to launch the CAA.
"The fish quay is a really big place for langoustines and prawns, but the vast majority landed end up going abroad," Sam says, shaking his head. "Quite often when you're down on the fish quay you will see these fork lift trucks trundling past loaded with boxes of ice. Well, they'll be full of langoustines heading abroad."
Graeme adds: "The upshot is that we should all be eating more seafood. The quantities of langoustines that are heading to France every week is unbelievable.
"There are plenty of crabs landed here on the fish quay, but how often would you go into a restaurant in Newcastle and see a locally caught crab on the menu?"
Graeme and Sam, who are both passionate local food advocates, feel part of the answer is to encourage people to fall back in love with seafood and to encourage them to use what is a fantastic resource on their doorstep.
Rather than buying what may well be imported fish from their local supermarket, Sam says people should be encouraged to instead head for their local fishing port, be it North Shields, Seahouses, Amble or Hartlepool.
"I am a huge fan of North Shields Fish Quay," he states. "It has such a lot going for it. There's the lovely little fish quay beach which is a fabulous place to skim stones. Then there's the walk down the River Tyne from where you can see all the ships coming and going and the cross river ferry.
"Afterwards you can go and get a bag of chips and sit on the quayside and look at the view or watch the catches being landed.
"I think the fish quay is such an undervalued area. There is so much going on and such a lot to see. And then, of course, you have all that fabulous fish.
"There are several really good fishmongers. Taylor Seafood is fantastic and they do a great deal where you can get a £5 box of fish. It offers up so many meal possibilities.
"It's an excellent place for cooked crabs. What could be better than sitting on the beach eating cooked crab claws?
"For me there is nowhere like the fish quay in the North East."
Yet while people love to visit and stroll along the waterside or dine out in one of the plethora of restaurants and fish and chip shops that have opened along Union Quay and Bell Street in recent years, the vast majority don't come to buy the very thing that helped put North Shields on the map: seafood.
Many fortunes were made, though, on the back of the fishing industry, not least Richard Irvin, whose fleet of more than 90 steam-powered trawlers fished the local waters and were the envy of the world's fleets.
He gave his name to the Irvin building from where Graeme now runs his spacious brasserie specialising in hearty meat and fish dishes.
It was Richard's son, George, who was sent to South Africa in 1902 to see whether there might be an opportunity for his family to expand their business interests into the colonies.
In 1907 George Irvin joined forces with a Swede named Carl Johnson. Together they set up the pioneering fishing company of Irvin and Johnson in Cape Town, a successful business which still exists to this day.
If he were alive, George would be shocked to see that the once vibrant fishing industry is but a shadow of what he would have grown-up with in North Shields.
It's the scandal of the modern age that as a legacy of the 1970s 'Cod Wars' coupled with EU legislation, most British caught fish now ends up on foreign tables, while those visiting UK fish and chip shops will be eating imported haddock or cod from Norway, Denmark or Iceland.
And as regards lobsters, crabs and langoustines, Graeme says people either no longer know how to eat them, aren't prepared to pay the often exorbitant prices charged or can't get hold of what they want.
But it is a Catch-22. If there is no demand locally, then the fishermen who go out all in weathers to bring the catch of the day in, will sell elsewhere. "If you are only going to get £10 a kilo around here but can get £14 a kilo in London, then what are you going to do?," Graeme says.
"And if the consumer can get a Canadian lobster cheaper than a British one, then that's what they'll buy.
"But if the demand for locally caught crustaceans goes up then more will stay in this area because there is a ready market and the price will come down.
"That's one of the reasons behind the Crustacean Appreciation Association. The starting point is that it is all about having some fun and a good time. But hopefully we can build on that and make the public more aware of how much wonderful shellfish and crustaceans we have within our reach."
* The Crustacean Appreciation Association Feast takes place on February 20 as part of Eat! In, at Irvins Brasserie, North Shields, NE30 1HJ, from 7.30pm. Tickets for the five course meal cost £45. The book go to www.irvinsbrasserie.co.uk
For more information on this year's Eat! In festival and the many other food and drink events taking place between February 20 and March 1, go to www.eatnewcastlegateshead.com or following on Facebook at www.Facebook.com/EATNG


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'Alerts showed up on people's electronic care plan to remind staff about how much fluid people had and if they were at risk of malnutrition. For one person their records showed they had fortified meals, did not have any specific food requirements and was able to make their own choice about their preferred options for meal times.'
'Care plans were held on the provider's electronic system and the information about people's needs was recorded 'live'. Staff had access to an electronic app in a hand held device which they completed each time they provided care and support to people. For example, each time people were supported to have a drink or were turned and positioned this was recorded electronically. Registered nurses also had access to record and update their nursing interventions. There were live recordings of activities people had attended on the inspection day. For example, we could see where a person had joined a reading group followed by attendance at a reminiscence group. This meant that people's overall care needs were captured as soon as care was provided to ensure that staff could be responsive to their changing needs. '
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Yes, we can ship international. Select UPS International Express (2 business days) or International Expedited (2-5 business days) as the shipping option. Eagle and Lowrance products cannot be directly exported and need to be sent to our office and shipped via a 3rd party shipper which takes about 2 weeks to arrive to you and an additional $20.00 shipping fee will be added to your order once it is shipped.
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Yes! Just select Sending Check from the payment options. All checks should be made out to Campersland must arrive within 1 week of your order date. Keep in mind that checks take 7-10 days to clear and your order will not ship until the check clears.
When will my credit card be charged?
It is Campersland policy is NOT to charge you for your order until the product ships. You will receive status updates that will inform you when your order has shipped, you will be charged at that time.
When should I expect delivery?
Virtually all our products leave the warehouse by the next business day after you order; many times it's faster than that. During heavy shopping seasons, it may take up to three days to leave the warehouse. After the product leaves the warehouse, standard UPS shipping times apply, which, depending on your location and the volume being handled by UPS at the time and the shipping method chosen, is from one to seven business days within the USA, longer for international shipments.
What is your company address?
5275 Naiman Parkway, Suite B
Solon, OH 44139
(440) 210-6940
What about overnight delivery?
What if I need warranty service?
Overnight and second and third day shipping is available for an additional shipping charge. Simply select select Next Day Air Saver, 2nd Day Air or 3 Day Select from the order page. Please note UPS does not count weekends in delivery times and none of the above shipping methods deliver on the weekend. Please contact us with questions about shipping options.
How safe is my credit card information?
All of our suppliers hold to the strictest standards of quality control, and all of our products are fully warranted by the manufacturer. If by chance you receive a product which is defective, the manufacturer's warranty information and service address will be clearly marked on or in the package you receive. If your product is damaged in shipping, the issue can quickly be resolved by notifying UPS. If you ever have questions not answered by the manufacturer or by UPS, please contact us.
When you buy from Campersland, your credit card purchase is processed in real time by secure eCommerce servers. Then your order is encrypted before being sent to Campersland. Your card couldn't be safer!


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Privatbank's PhotoCash-Desk is now available for clients of all banks
To take a picture of a bill and pay for it --- this service is now possible not only for clients of Privatbank, but also for clients of all other banks in Ukraine. Privatbank reported that every day in its affiliates payments of the clients of other banks for different services account for app. $200 thousand. Due to this the Bank made available to pay these bills using mobile application. Since now one may conduct different payments round the clock with a 1% fee of the paid amount.
PhotoCash-Desk(FotoKasa) is an application for smartphones based on Android and iOS operating stystems, which can be downloaded free of charge to pay for bills. All that is necessary for the client is to take a picture of a bill and choose a card for conducting payment. You can pay through PhotoCash-Desk for utilities, TV, Internet, goods and some other services. Till now this application was available only to the clients of Privatbank.


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Elise Reeder
Water Challenge Ambassador
Washington DC
Elise is a junior at the Sidwell Friends School in Washington D.C. She takes the AP Environmental Science class, which has stimulated her interest in the preservation of aquatic ecosystems. She is also active member of her school's Eco club, giving her opportunities to participate in a letter writing campaign, direct an infomercial about plastic straws, and partake in the Youth Climate Strike of 2019. She is also a member of the Student Democrats, Girls Rising in Technology, and the school newspaper. When she's not studying or advocating for water quality, Elise enjoys playing Volleyball and Ultimate Frisbee.


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Planning to Visit Tequila? Try Guadalajara on your way.
If you're looking to get to know Mexico beyond the standard fare of Mexico City and beaches, look no farther than Guadalajara. It's the second-largest municipality in Mexico and has been a hub for Mexican culture for years (did you know mariachi was born in Guadalajara)? And of course, the town of Tequila is only a 45-minute drive away.
The capital of the state of Jalisco, Guadalajara has a rich history, present in its incredible architecture. From cathedrals to churches and plazas, you can spend hours checking out the Instituto Cultural de Cabañas (a UNESCO World Heritage site) and the Catedral de Guadalajara, constructed in 1561. For a city founded in 1452, Guadalajara has done a remarkable job preserving its historical architecture – so don't miss it!
Not enough culture for you? Ok, head to the neighborhood of Tlaquepaque, a beautiful, vibrant art district whose main streets feature dancers, merchants selling trinkets and handmade artwork, and street performers. Let's see your haggling skills on display!
While you're there, grab a margarita (or other Tequila cocktails), or even a shot at El Parián de Tlaquepaque. This square is filled with bars and restaurants and so is a great place to grab a drink and listen to some of the Mariachi bands playing for various patrons. Feel free to ask for a song, but use those haggling skills to negotiate a price upfront.
And don't forget, after a long day, find yourself some authentic Mexican cuisine. We love Santo Coyote – the atmosphere is incredible and you can't go wrong with their dessert buffet. Just make sure you leave room for their Tequila cocktails.


text: Hello all, I just purchased my first acog and I have yet to take it to the range to zero it. It is a ta31 rco m4 variant on a colt le6920. Does anyone know if it is true or a myth that tapping on the turrets after each adjustment saves ammunition when zeroing? I have heard that it can be a long day at the range if this routine is not followed, kind of like chasing your own tail. I am not familiar at all with this type of "combat" optic ,but have heard once you get used to it, everything else will be lesser than.Any and all opinions would be greatly appreciated, thanks in advance for your time.


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Best and worst 2015: Style
• Fan Bingbing
The doll-faced Chinese actress made waves in the fashion industry for her dramatic looks on the red carpet, often eclipsing the Western stars and championing Chinese designers such as Laurence Hsu.
At the Met Gala, an annual fund-raising event for the Metropolitan Museum of Art's Costume Institute in New York City in May, the 34-year-old wore a glittering gold gown with an equally bold and patterned emerald cape by Chinese designer Christopher Bu.
She outshone style mavens such as singer Beyonce and model-actress Rosie Huntington-Whiteley.
Her choice of dress for the premiere of the movie Mad Max: Fury Road at this year's Cannes Film Festival in May was also a stunner. The grey tulle gown by Marchesa, embroidered with multi- colour feathers to look like flower bouquets, made her look like an ethereal fairy.
• Taylor Swift
While pop singer Taylor Swift favours flirty miniskirts and hot shorts that show off her long legs, it seems that the high-fashion style of her supermodel girl squad, Karlie Kloss and Gigi Hadid, has rubbed off on the 26-year-old.
This was a year in which she fully shed her country singer image to become a bona fide style superstar.
Highlights include the sporty- glam Elie Saab teal dress at the 57th Annual Grammy Awards in February and the sexy white- sequinned jumpsuit by Balmain at the Billboard Music Awards in May.
• David Beckham
Like fine wine, this golden boy ages well.
The 40-year-old's sartorial aim was unfailing, whether he was wearing a leather jacket with a beanie, accessorised with his brood of four children in the front-row at his wife's runway show, or in tight undies fronting the autumn campaign for Swedish fast-fashion giant H&M.
The retired footballer also made surprise appearances in Singapore this year at the Asean Para Games and 26th Singapore International Film Festival earlier this month, looking impeccable as ever in well-cut and classic suits in neutral colours.
• Miley Cyrus
While the 23-year-old pop starlet may be all about freedom of self- expression, it may have been better if she had practised some self- censorship instead.
Case in point: Her Aug 26 appearance on American talk-show Jimmy Kimmel Live!. She wore a heavily sequinned cape-and-pants combo that showed off her naked torso, with only heart-shaped pasties to protect her modesty.
Even fully clothed, her pink glitter suit at a recent event at Carnegie Hall was not any better. It was ill-fitting and made her shoulders look like a wrestler's.
Take it to a wrecking ball.


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Age: unknown
Sex: male
Crime: burglary
Date Of Execution: 11 May 1784
Execution Place: Flint Marshes
Method: hanging
Executioner: unknown
Source: http://www.capitalpunishmentuk.org/flint.html
Tuesday, 11 May 1784
John Jones in the parish of St Asaph on 6 December 1783 at 2 in the night
burglariously entered the dwelling house of Margaret Griffiths and stole 1 silver sixpence, 95 copper halfpennies, 4 yards of ribbon (value 1/-) and a wooden drawer called a Till (value 3d) (WALES 4/1011/1). He was ordered for execution on Monday 10 May but this was postponed to Tuesday 11 May (WALES 14/85). The postponement was reported in Adam's Weekly Chester Chronicle.


text: This week is PlayStreets Week 2018, bringing together dozens of community groups to host more than a dozen events to encourage children and their families to get out and play – focusing special attention on neighborhoods with limited resources. PlayStreets Week provides neighborhoods the chance to create community-level fun and fitness in a concentrated period of time. CDPH and its partners Gads Hill and World Sport Chicago are working closely this summer with 26 neighborhood-based community groups so that the activities that are planned for the children in specific communities are tailor-made to their liking. Communities hosting events this summer include Auburn Gresham, Austin, Belmont Cragin, Brighton Park, Chicago Lawn, Douglas, Edgewater, Englewood, Fuller Park, Gage Park, Garfield Park, Grand Boulevard, Humboldt Park, Kenwood, Logan Square, North Lawndale, Oakland, Rogers Park, South Chicago, South Lawndale, South Shore, Uptown, West Englewood, West Garfield Park and Woodlawn. For further details about the PlayStreets Program, including the calendar of events go to www.playstreets.org. For more information on CDPH and Healthy Chicago 2.0, visit www.CityofChicago.org/HEALTH.


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Donald Trump on Hillary Clinton: 'I haven't even started on her yet'
A more-subdued-than-usual Donald Trump nevertheless claimed he hasn't "even started" going after his Democratic 2016 presidential rival Hillary Clinton during an appearance Monday on "The Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon."
Trump, who's seen his lead over his Republican opponents in New Hampshire widen and his close race with Sen. Ted Cruz for first place tighten in recent polls, continued to bask in his encouraging numbers and ability to draw large crowds as the race begins to be handed over to the voters to decide.
Still, Trump resisted taking specific shots at his GOP competition, expressing relief that some of the other contenders have "rapidly" begun dropping out. Instead, he focused on handicapping the Democratic race, deducing that Clinton is "having a tough time" against Sen. Bernie Sanders (Trump called him "some guy"), who Trump believes should be "easy to beat." And while Trump conceded the Clinton's husband, former President Bill Clinton, is a "charming guy," he said "time will tell" whether Bill Clinton is a liability to her on the campaign trial.
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"I think she'll win [the Democratic nomination], I guess, but she's got the email problem, she got a big problem with emails and we'll see what happens," Trump said. "She certainly has a race that's a lot different than people thought."
"She came out with a little bit of statement about me, and then I came out with a very big statement about her and Bill, and she's not talking about me all of a sudden," Trump said to laughs from the audience. Trump predicted that if he were to face Clinton in a general election match-up that the U.S. might see the largest voter turnout in history. "That's a good thing, because people don't vote much in this country, so that would be an amazing thing if that happened," Trump said.
He also threw cold water on the notion that his candidacy is the result of Democratic-masterminded conspiracy. Trump "set the record straight" by quoting more unnamed polls which he claimed showed him "beating her easily and substantially." He also retroactively claimed victory in "most" of the previous debates while teasing the upcoming GOP face-off this Thursday.
"I hope to do well, but you never know, folks, you never know," an almost modest Trump said.
Although Fallon raised the specter of "the Muslim thing," he largely played nice with the real estate mogul. "Security is tight," he joked during the show's opening monologue. "The Secret Service just built a giant wall around the building, and we had to pay for it."
During their two-part interview, Fallon asked Trump about his uncharacteristic reaction to President Obama's tearful remarks when he revealed his most recent gun control executive orders. "I thought that was heartfelt, I thought it was real," Trump said. "It's a tough situation, we're in a tough situation, but we have to protect our Second Amendment, it's very important."
When prompted about whether he ever cries, Trump said: "Yeah, when I was 1 [year old] I cried."
Later, Fallon conducted a mock job interview with Trump, in which the candidate claimed that his greatest strength is "believe it or not, bringing people together" and that his biggest weakness is "that I never forget."
"I'm too nice too long and when … somebody takes advantage of a situation I become too bad for too long," Trump said without citing specific examples. "So I think maybe I have to have a little bit of a shorter memory, wouldn't be so bad."


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Wednesday, November 29, 2006
The Nancy He Knew
Ethan Wallison has given us an insider's look at Nancy Pelosi in "The Nancy I Knew." He paints a portrait of the liberal mindset. Because Pelosi is certain that her motives are pure, she can break rules and scheme against others. Anyone who opposes her, she believes is motivated by "malice." Also of interest is how important her sex was in her climb to the leadership. Being "the first woman such-and-such" is essential to feminists. New Leftists go through life judging people not as individuals, but as members of a group. It is hard to overstate how collectivism warps leftist thinking.
1 comment:
- EdMcGon said...
Liberals do seem to carry a certain zealousness matched only by religious radicals. Nancy Pelosi is no different.
- Thursday, November 30, 2006 at 4:12:00 AM PST
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Once you've been vaping a while, you might end up sticking more or less to one flavour group. While plenty of people begin with a menthol or tobacco, there are hundreds of different e-liquid flavours to try – especially when you get into fruit, desserts and candy. Even if you've settled into a flavour category you're comfortable with, sometimes it can be tricky to narrow down which vape juice to try next when you have so many choices. So, we've rounded up some of the newer and more exciting liquids to try from each profile. They also come in large bottles so you get more vape for your buck and their country of origin spans from Malaysia to the UK to the US.
You can't go wrong with a menthol e-liquid, but sometimes menthol mixed with something else makes it even better. Fruit and mint go together beautifully, so we've picked two of our best menthol-meets-fruit vape juices.
Brain Freeze – Naked 100. As the name would suggest, this one has a solid icy punch to it. It's not a menthol-only juice though. It combines a refreshing and tangy blend of kiwi and pomegranate together to create a punchy fruit juice that's poured over ice.
Slow Blow – Nasty Juice. Another tropical liquid with a menthol kick, the difference here is it's more mint and less ice. Made in Malaysia, this one combines exotic notes of pineapple and fresh lime juice with a note of crisp low mint to keep things cool.
Having a vape after dinner means you can indulge in the flavours of your favourite pastry, pie or even a donut without any of the calories. We've picked two of the more unusual combinations from this category that give you the choice between two of the best flavour notes in this category – creamy or custard.
Butterscotch Custard – I VG. A complex dessert vape, Butterscotch Custard brings out notes of malty brown sugar with an almost salty note thanks to the butterscotch. The next wave is sweet vanilla and creamy custard. It smells as good as it tastes and satisfies that sugar craving like nothing else.
Choco – Donuts. This one is sugar glazed, crispy and smothered in chocolate. Everything a sweet tooth, dessert fan could ask for. Donuts is an American made liquid company serving up rich donut vapes – if chocolate isn't your thing, there's plenty of fruit donut alternatives too.
The most popular category even for new vapers switching over from smoking, the world of fruit flavoured liquids is expansive. Fruit is great on its own but also when combined with just about any other flavour profile from desserts, menthol and of course candy.
Strawberry Scream – Riot Squad. A classic that screams "British", Strawberry Scream is also made in the UK. A simple and satisfying blend of fresh and sweet summer strawberries drizzled with cream. Packing a punch on the strawberry front with a hint of dairy, it's heavier on the fruit and lighter on the dessert.
Mango Tart – Dinner Lady. For tropical and traditional, fruit and a little bit of dessert, we rate Mango Tart. Exotic and sweet notes of juicy mango are combined with a buttery pastry base. An ideal after dinner vape for when you're feeling picky.
Even people who don't love candy can still appreciate a good sugary vape. The two we've got are some seriously nostalgic favourites.
Skittlez – Drippin. As you may have guessed, this brand makes juice especially with drippers in mind but works great in any Sub Ohm tank too. Skittlez is a burst of candied fruit flavour that can only be described as colourful. Sweet, tangy and vibrant – it packs a whole lot of flavour notes in you'll notice a different one with each puff.
Caramel Lollipop – I VG. I VG are just that good, they've made the list twice. Caramel Lollipop combines a vanilla and malt caramel note with a simple and sweet sugary note. The accuracy of this juice is incredible and the intensity of the flavour never disappoints.
When it comes to liquids, these are just the tip of the iceberg. When it's hard to narrow it down to just one new juice you want to try, spoil yourself and buy e-liquids in bulk to really treat your taste buds. All the liquids on this list are ideal for Sub Ohm tanks and come in a 70:30 ratio to strike just the right balance between flavour and vapour.


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Diego Pino
After a couple of years travelling around the world, I finally joined Igalia in February 2007.
Vigo (Spain)
I spent most of my time in Igalia building things with Typo3 or working in LibrePlan. I like computers and gadgets in general. I specially like everything related to the web and new ways to bring people together and collaborate.
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Lucha House Party WWE Fanimation Jacket
The Lucha House Party is a team consisting of Kalisto, Gran Metalik and Lince Dorado, are now celebrated with their first ever Fanimation Jacket. A Jacket that initially was released in store during Summer Slam 2019 and now becomes available online.
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Cardiothoracic Anesthesiology : Past Fellows
Past Fellows
John Carey, M.D.
Virginia Commonwealth University School of Medicine
Gregory Mickus, M.D.
Fellowship: Cleveland Clinic (Critical Care)
Residency: Mayo Clinic Florida
Medical School: Southern Illinois University SOM
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Medical school: The Ohio State University College of Medicine
Residency: University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ