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Hydroponics, the growing of plants without soil in a neutral medium using water soluble fertilisers, optimises growth resulting in optimal yields of perfect fruit or vegetables for the farmer.
South Africa faces a water shortage that grows more acute every year as the population outpaces the country’s ability to provide water. Climate change hasn’t helped matters and the future looks bleak unless drastic measures are introduced to use less water.
Agriculture is by far the greatest water consumer, outpacing even industry, with its constant thirsty demand in order to produce food and the reason for this is not hard to understand. When watering crops farmers use overhead irrigation via pivots to water their fields and water is pumped from streams or dams to do this. 90% of the water flows past the root zones back into the water table leaving another 5% to disappear through evaporation to the air. So, agricultural irrigation is a very uneconomic and inefficient method of applying water.
Hydroponics on the other hand, uses about one third of the water used in agriculture* because the water is constantly recycled, to be used over and over again until after 14 days it is discharged over field grown crops, flowers or lawns. There is also no evaporation to the air because the fertigation systems are all enclosed.
Farmers diversifying into hydroponics are advantageously placed to make early profits as some of the fixed expenses are already being borne by the farm, such as rates and electricity, so delivery to profits from the hydroponic section can go straight on to their bottom line. When blanket water restrictions kick in they will be well placed to weather the drought.
You can learn all about hydroponics, how to do it, what is required, how much it will cost and by how much the profit forecast will affect your bottom line. Enrol for a two-day course in Hydroponics by contacting DaisyFresh today.
Your tutor is a fully qualified hydroponics expert with over 12 years’ experience in hydroponic and business management.
Cell: 083 690 2503 or see the next page for further details about the courses.

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hydroponics, the growing of plants without soil in a neutral medium using water soluble fertilisers, optimises growth resulting in optimal yields of perfect fruit or vegetables for the farmer.
south africa faces a water shortage that grows more acute every year as the population outpaces the country’s ability to provide water. climate change hasn’t helped matters and the future looks bleak unless drastic measures are introduced to use less water.
agriculture is by far the greatest water consumer, outpacing even industry, with its constant thirsty demand in order to produce food and the reason for this is not hard to understand. when watering crops farmers use overhead irrigation via pivots to water their fields and water is pumped from streams or dams to do this. 90% of the water flows past the root zones back into the water table leaving another 5% to disappear through evaporation to the air. so, agricultural irrigation is a very uneconomic and inefficient method of applying water.
hydroponics on the other hand, uses about one third of the water used in agriculture* because the water is constantly recycled, to be used over and over again until after 14 days it is discharged over field grown crops, flowers or lawns. there is also no evaporation to the air because the fertigation systems are all enclosed.
farmers diversifying into hydroponics are advantageously placed to make early profits as some of the fixed expenses are already being borne by the farm, such as rates and electricity, so delivery to profits from the hydroponic section can go straight on to their bottom line. when blanket water restrictions kick in they will be well placed to weather the drought.
you can learn all about hydroponics, how to do it, what is required, how much it will cost and by how much the profit forecast will affect your bottom line. enrol for a two-day course in hydroponics by contacting daisyfresh today.
your tutor is a fully qualified hydroponics expert with over 12 years’ experience in hydroponic and business management.
cell: 083 690 2503 or see the next page for further details about the courses.


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My friend Marlene is a “foodie” and luckily being friends with her since University set me on the way to enjoy good food and wine – cooking at home for friends or eating out. So when I was looking for some recommendations for restaurants in Ottawa, Montreal and Quebec City, I asked Marlene.
La Botega – located in Byward Market. It’s a grocery store in the front and a deli/café in the back.
Les Pyrenees – very close to Holder; it’s always busy – good place to try for breakfast or lunch. It’s a chacouterie.
I hope I get the opportunity to try out some of these restaurants. In the meantime, let me know if you go and what you think. I’m always looking for suggestions too. These days, I’m more into budget restaurants, so keep that in mind.

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my friend marlene is a “foodie” and luckily being friends with her since university set me on the way to enjoy good food and wine – cooking at home for friends or eating out. so when i was looking for some recommendations for restaurants in ottawa, montreal and quebec city, i asked marlene.
la botega – located in byward market. it’s a grocery store in the front and a deli/café in the back.
les pyrenees – very close to holder; it’s always busy – good place to try for breakfast or lunch. it’s a chacouterie.
i hope i get the opportunity to try out some of these restaurants. in the meantime, let me know if you go and what you think. i’m always looking for suggestions too. these days, i’m more into budget restaurants, so keep that in mind.


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Use the AskLive service (on the right below) to chat with a librarian, no IM account necessary!
Library members may ask brief and specific reference questions related to the collections, resources and services of UCY library. Replies will be sent by real time chat.
Add the following screen names to your account´s contact list to chat with a librarian.

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use the asklive service (on the right below) to chat with a librarian, no im account necessary!
library members may ask brief and specific reference questions related to the collections, resources and services of ucy library. replies will be sent by real time chat.
add the following screen names to your account´s contact list to chat with a librarian.


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Established in 1975, Mount Sinai Hospital Foundation changed its name in 2016 to Sinai Health Foundation. This name changed during the formation of Sinai Health System, a new organization that resulted from a voluntary amalgamation between Mount Sinai Hospital, Bridgepoint Active Healthcare, Lunenfeld-Tanenbaum Research Institute, and Circle of Care, a home healthcare provider. Together, the collective organizations are building a "vertically integrated" health care system that provides medical research, treatment, rehabilitation and home care services. The aim is to provide patients with better care and smoother transitions between services. The Foundation's mission is to deliver exceptional care in hospital, community, and home, focusing on the health conditions with the greatest impact on the overall health of the population.
The health system put out a combined annual report for F2016 that detailed the outputs of each of their healthcare centres. Mount Sinai Hospital is dedicated to geriatric care and had 62,793 emergency visits and 28,208 admissions in F2016. The hospital has 418 beds and 4,524 staff, including 1,239 nurses.
Bridgepoint Active Healthcare, which is designed to provide care to more complex patients, had 2,480 admissions and 19,248 outpatient visits in F2016. The healthcare centre has 414 beds and 1,100 total staff. A typical staff team spans 11 disciplines to provide a diverse portfolio of care to each patient. Bridgepoint Active Healthcare provided a total of 85,000 hours of patient programming in F2016.
Lunenfeld-Tanenbaum Research Institute has 183,000 square feet of research space to accommodate 757 staff members, of which 350 are scientists. In F2016, the research team received 1,500 grants, started 357 new clinical research projects, and had 680 research publications.
Circle of Care is an at-home service that provides personal care, cooking, and transportation to seniors. In F2016, 902 staff and 449 volunteers provided 894,886 hours of personal support, 158,098 meals and 94,430 rides to 13,292 clients. Circle of Care received 180,481 calls in F2016 and provided services in 24 languages. 1,400 clients served were holocaust survivors.
Sinai Health Foundation fundraises for research, patient care, and clinical programs at Sinai Health System. In F2017, the Foundation granted $18.3m for capital, clinic and other needs of the health system and $10.2m to the Lunenfeld-Tanenbaum Research Institute. The Foundation’s funds were used to support 240 research fellows and students, and provide 2,000 meals as part of the health system’s programs.
Sinai Health Foundation is a Major-100 charity with $44.0m in donations and special events fundraising in F2017. Administrative costs were 7% of revenues and fundraising costs were 17% of donations. For every $1 donated, 78 cents went to the cause. This falls within Charity Intelligence’s reasonable range for overhead spending.
Funding reserves of $123.7m include $107.0m in donor-endowed funds. Excluding donor-endowed funds, the Foundation can cover 72%, or almost 9 months, of grants.
Looking at the Foundation’s T3010 filing with the CRA, Sinai Health Foundation reported using external fundraisers in F2016 – its most recent year filed. Sinai Health System Foundation started using external fundraisers in F2016 for door-to-door and telemarketing campaigns. The Foundation paid $355k to external fundraisers and did not report receiving donations through external fundraisers in its T3010 filing with the CRA.
The average full-time salary of employees at Sinai Health Foundation was $118k in F2016 while donations per full-time staff were $888k. As such, for every $1 paid in compensation, the Foundation collected $7.49 in fundraising revenue.
This charity report is an update that is currently being reviewed by Sinai Health Foundation. Changes and edits may be forthcoming.
Updated on July 18, 2017 by Juliana Badovinac.
Note: Ci allocated amortization as a non-cash expenses, affecting administrative costs by ($31k) in F2017, ($72k) in F2016, and ($72k) in F2015. Ci used the Foundation's T3010 filing with the CRA to calculate fundraising costs, as they were reported together with administrative costs on the Foundation's audited financials. F2016 is the most recent year filed with the CRA. As such, the F2017 numbers were allocated based on the running average of allocation of administrative and fundraising costs since 2013. These numbers will be updated as the F2017 T3010 filing is made available.

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established in 1975, mount sinai hospital foundation changed its name in 2016 to sinai health foundation. this name changed during the formation of sinai health system, a new organization that resulted from a voluntary amalgamation between mount sinai hospital, bridgepoint active healthcare, lunenfeld-tanenbaum research institute, and circle of care, a home healthcare provider. together, the collective organizations are building a "vertically integrated" health care system that provides medical research, treatment, rehabilitation and home care services. the aim is to provide patients with better care and smoother transitions between services. the foundation's mission is to deliver exceptional care in hospital, community, and home, focusing on the health conditions with the greatest impact on the overall health of the population.
the health system put out a combined annual report for f2016 that detailed the outputs of each of their healthcare centres. mount sinai hospital is dedicated to geriatric care and had 62,793 emergency visits and 28,208 admissions in f2016. the hospital has 418 beds and 4,524 staff, including 1,239 nurses.
bridgepoint active healthcare, which is designed to provide care to more complex patients, had 2,480 admissions and 19,248 outpatient visits in f2016. the healthcare centre has 414 beds and 1,100 total staff. a typical staff team spans 11 disciplines to provide a diverse portfolio of care to each patient. bridgepoint active healthcare provided a total of 85,000 hours of patient programming in f2016.
lunenfeld-tanenbaum research institute has 183,000 square feet of research space to accommodate 757 staff members, of which 350 are scientists. in f2016, the research team received 1,500 grants, started 357 new clinical research projects, and had 680 research publications.
circle of care is an at-home service that provides personal care, cooking, and transportation to seniors. in f2016, 902 staff and 449 volunteers provided 894,886 hours of personal support, 158,098 meals and 94,430 rides to 13,292 clients. circle of care received 180,481 calls in f2016 and provided services in 24 languages. 1,400 clients served were holocaust survivors.
sinai health foundation fundraises for research, patient care, and clinical programs at sinai health system. in f2017, the foundation granted $18.3m for capital, clinic and other needs of the health system and $10.2m to the lunenfeld-tanenbaum research institute. the foundation’s funds were used to support 240 research fellows and students, and provide 2,000 meals as part of the health system’s programs.
sinai health foundation is a major-100 charity with $44.0m in donations and special events fundraising in f2017. administrative costs were 7% of revenues and fundraising costs were 17% of donations. for every $1 donated, 78 cents went to the cause. this falls within charity intelligence’s reasonable range for overhead spending.
funding reserves of $123.7m include $107.0m in donor-endowed funds. excluding donor-endowed funds, the foundation can cover 72%, or almost 9 months, of grants.
looking at the foundation’s t3010 filing with the cra, sinai health foundation reported using external fundraisers in f2016 – its most recent year filed. sinai health system foundation started using external fundraisers in f2016 for door-to-door and telemarketing campaigns. the foundation paid $355k to external fundraisers and did not report receiving donations through external fundraisers in its t3010 filing with the cra.
the average full-time salary of employees at sinai health foundation was $118k in f2016 while donations per full-time staff were $888k. as such, for every $1 paid in compensation, the foundation collected $7.49 in fundraising revenue.
this charity report is an update that is currently being reviewed by sinai health foundation. changes and edits may be forthcoming.
updated on july 18, 2017 by juliana badovinac.
note: ci allocated amortization as a non-cash expenses, affecting administrative costs by ($31k) in f2017, ($72k) in f2016, and ($72k) in f2015. ci used the foundation's t3010 filing with the cra to calculate fundraising costs, as they were reported together with administrative costs on the foundation's audited financials. f2016 is the most recent year filed with the cra. as such, the f2017 numbers were allocated based on the running average of allocation of administrative and fundraising costs since 2013. these numbers will be updated as the f2017 t3010 filing is made available.


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The L.A. County Board of Supervisors will vote July 17 on whether to put a new property tax on the ballot to pay for capturing and cleaning up stormwater.
The proposed parcel tax would cost property owners 2.5 cents per square foot of “impermeable” surface. That’s a building, a driveway, a parking lot, a concrete patio and any other surface on the property that fails to allow rainwater to percolate into the ground.
To determine the tax liability of each property owner, the county has already used satellite imagery and sophisticated technology to examine each parcel and calculate the impermeable surface area.
The new tax would burden homeowners and also the owners of commercial property, including retail stores, office buildings, manufacturing facilities and apartment buildings. It will be one more thing that raises the cost of living.
The county estimates that the tax would raise $300 million per year for the L.A. County Flood Control District to distribute for stormwater capture and clean-up, as well as drought “education,” workforce training, and job assistance for the homeless.
Stormwater cleanup costs are driven by the Los Angeles Regional Water Board’s uniquely tough requirements for L.A. County’s MS4 (municipal separate storm sewer system) permit. It’s estimated that compliance will cost the county and the cities in it $20 billion over 20 years. By all accounts, this is utterly unaffordable. Before imposing a tax that barely begins to cover it, county officials should demand that the Water Board justify the singular demands on L.A. County.
Captured stormwater in L.A. County already provides enough water for 1 million households. The county says collecting every additional drop, if that was even possible, might provide water for another 2 million of the county’s 10 million residents. But at what cost?
Southern Californians are already paying for Metropolitan Water District’s plan to fund most of the Delta tunnels project. L.A. County residents and businesses should not be forced to pay higher water rates and higher taxes, too, especially if this new tax will only spread money around to begin a lot of projects that will require even higher taxes to complete.
The Board of Supervisors should rethink this proposal.

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the l.a. county board of supervisors will vote july 17 on whether to put a new property tax on the ballot to pay for capturing and cleaning up stormwater.
the proposed parcel tax would cost property owners 2.5 cents per square foot of “impermeable” surface. that’s a building, a driveway, a parking lot, a concrete patio and any other surface on the property that fails to allow rainwater to percolate into the ground.
to determine the tax liability of each property owner, the county has already used satellite imagery and sophisticated technology to examine each parcel and calculate the impermeable surface area.
the new tax would burden homeowners and also the owners of commercial property, including retail stores, office buildings, manufacturing facilities and apartment buildings. it will be one more thing that raises the cost of living.
the county estimates that the tax would raise $300 million per year for the l.a. county flood control district to distribute for stormwater capture and clean-up, as well as drought “education,” workforce training, and job assistance for the homeless.
stormwater cleanup costs are driven by the los angeles regional water board’s uniquely tough requirements for l.a. county’s ms4 (municipal separate storm sewer system) permit. it’s estimated that compliance will cost the county and the cities in it $20 billion over 20 years. by all accounts, this is utterly unaffordable. before imposing a tax that barely begins to cover it, county officials should demand that the water board justify the singular demands on l.a. county.
captured stormwater in l.a. county already provides enough water for 1 million households. the county says collecting every additional drop, if that was even possible, might provide water for another 2 million of the county’s 10 million residents. but at what cost?
southern californians are already paying for metropolitan water district’s plan to fund most of the delta tunnels project. l.a. county residents and businesses should not be forced to pay higher water rates and higher taxes, too, especially if this new tax will only spread money around to begin a lot of projects that will require even higher taxes to complete.
the board of supervisors should rethink this proposal.


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HSV Forum > HSV Discussion > Performance Upgrades/Modifications & Car audio > VT electrical problems by three.
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day gents, anyone help me with this.
power windows, main cabin light and door lights don,t work. started of as an intermittent fault, now don,t work at all. checked fuses and relays under dash, all ok. two things common to faults, earthing points possibly, plus there is a timer somewhere ( is it in the body control unit ? ), brings on the cabin lights and lets you operate the windows for a short period without putting the key in. if it is the timer how difficult to change ?

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hsv forum > hsv discussion > performance upgrades/modifications & car audio > vt electrical problems by three.
view full version : vt electrical problems by three.
day gents, anyone help me with this.
power windows, main cabin light and door lights don,t work. started of as an intermittent fault, now don,t work at all. checked fuses and relays under dash, all ok. two things common to faults, earthing points possibly, plus there is a timer somewhere ( is it in the body control unit ? ), brings on the cabin lights and lets you operate the windows for a short period without putting the key in. if it is the timer how difficult to change ?


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Words © 1991, Music © 2016 GIA.
Text Source: Based on Matthew 11:28–30, alt.
Since it was authored, Sylvia Dunstan’s lovely text has been paired to standard hymn tunes and set to original compositions. Here is a brand new offering from Paul Tate, reminiscent of an Irish folk song, bringing comfort to those who hear it. The optional C instrument part enhances the tranquil melody and textured choral writing. Appropriate for funerals or other times when comfort is needed.

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words © 1991, music © 2016 gia.
text source: based on matthew 11:28–30, alt.
since it was authored, sylvia dunstan’s lovely text has been paired to standard hymn tunes and set to original compositions. here is a brand new offering from paul tate, reminiscent of an irish folk song, bringing comfort to those who hear it. the optional c instrument part enhances the tranquil melody and textured choral writing. appropriate for funerals or other times when comfort is needed.


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In this 8-week course, participants will take part in the 28-day program "clearing and cleansing the different aspects of your life: mental, emotional, physical, and spiritual," utilizing the energy of the elements of nature - air, water, fire, and earth.
The course is based on the book by Denise Linn. The program includes journaling, daily affirmations, a personal contract, and more, to uncover your authentic, creative, and joyful self!
The accompanying required book is available for purchase at Center for Energy Healing and is not included in the course fee.
Meet your instructor, Beth Hermes!
Beth Hermes has been a professional writer for nearly 30 years, penning articles for newspapers and magazines, and crafting award-winning marketing campaigns for corporations and non-profit organizations.
She facilitates writing workshops for active adults at Kennesaw State University’s OLLI Program, leads classes at book stores, and hosts writing retreats at inspiring locations free from wi-fi and other distractions.
Beth is a member of the Atlanta Writer’s Club and is a Working Title Farmer, as well as the founder and facilitator of The Gallimaufry Tribe of writers.
Last year, Beth and her husband fulfilled their lifelong dream of owning a farm, where the view from her desk provides plenty of inspiration for her current project: completing the sixth book in “The Lightbearers,” her popular spiritual-fantasy series.
Click the "Add to Cart" button below to purchase your seat now!

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in this 8-week course, participants will take part in the 28-day program "clearing and cleansing the different aspects of your life: mental, emotional, physical, and spiritual," utilizing the energy of the elements of nature - air, water, fire, and earth.
the course is based on the book by denise linn. the program includes journaling, daily affirmations, a personal contract, and more, to uncover your authentic, creative, and joyful self!
the accompanying required book is available for purchase at center for energy healing and is not included in the course fee.
meet your instructor, beth hermes!
beth hermes has been a professional writer for nearly 30 years, penning articles for newspapers and magazines, and crafting award-winning marketing campaigns for corporations and non-profit organizations.
she facilitates writing workshops for active adults at kennesaw state university’s olli program, leads classes at book stores, and hosts writing retreats at inspiring locations free from wi-fi and other distractions.
beth is a member of the atlanta writer’s club and is a working title farmer, as well as the founder and facilitator of the gallimaufry tribe of writers.
last year, beth and her husband fulfilled their lifelong dream of owning a farm, where the view from her desk provides plenty of inspiration for her current project: completing the sixth book in “the lightbearers,” her popular spiritual-fantasy series.
click the "add to cart" button below to purchase your seat now!


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The fashionable phrase in restaurants right now is “farm to table” or “field to fork,” meaning that food is locally sourced when possible, which is presumed to be good for the local economy and ecology. How much of that food is actually locally sourced is entirely another matter. The other day I was at a Denver restaurant (a quite good restaurant, in fact) known for its farm-to-table philosophy and global flavors, and ate a dish of seared sea scallops with plantains. Now, at the end of summer in Colorado it’s not impossible to conceive that a farm-to-table-ish restaurant would avoid ocean seafood for, say, local meat or trout; and avoid plantains for any number of root vegetables with similar texture.
At the same place, duck sliders were made from birds supplied by Maple Leaf Farms—the nation’s biggest duck producer, processing more than 15 million birds a year. Nothing inherently wrong with that, but using the farm's name on the menu seemed to imply something a bit more cozy.
Two things are on the burner here: What are restaurants selling, and what are we choosing to buy? Listing a few local suppliers says nothing about how many local foods actually fill the menu. And ordering dishes that could not possibly be local is, well, a conscious consumer choice—one I made with my scallops and plantains.
Farm to table is an ideal, and like many ideals open to manipulation. I’m skeptical about FTT claims unless details are provided. So, although those long-winded menus that list every supplier and cucumber variety can be annoying, they help frame the restaurant’s commitment.

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the fashionable phrase in restaurants right now is “farm to table” or “field to fork,” meaning that food is locally sourced when possible, which is presumed to be good for the local economy and ecology. how much of that food is actually locally sourced is entirely another matter. the other day i was at a denver restaurant (a quite good restaurant, in fact) known for its farm-to-table philosophy and global flavors, and ate a dish of seared sea scallops with plantains. now, at the end of summer in colorado it’s not impossible to conceive that a farm-to-table-ish restaurant would avoid ocean seafood for, say, local meat or trout; and avoid plantains for any number of root vegetables with similar texture.
at the same place, duck sliders were made from birds supplied by maple leaf farms—the nation’s biggest duck producer, processing more than 15 million birds a year. nothing inherently wrong with that, but using the farm's name on the menu seemed to imply something a bit more cozy.
two things are on the burner here: what are restaurants selling, and what are we choosing to buy? listing a few local suppliers says nothing about how many local foods actually fill the menu. and ordering dishes that could not possibly be local is, well, a conscious consumer choice—one i made with my scallops and plantains.
farm to table is an ideal, and like many ideals open to manipulation. i’m skeptical about ftt claims unless details are provided. so, although those long-winded menus that list every supplier and cucumber variety can be annoying, they help frame the restaurant’s commitment.


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Aquila is a multiplatform production/post-production company combining design, visuals, web and interactive in a creative and innovative way.
With a strong emphasis on the ‘creative’ side of media, we are passionate about producing dynamic, unique and visually stunning content for our clients. Whether your requirement is for broadcast, corporate and training, the web, branding and identity or any other form of digital output, we are able to provide you with a high-end media result to suit your needs. With our broad and flexible range of services, we can take your project from initial concept and idea development through to delivery and output, or any stage in between.
We provide: broadcast video editing; film editing; Avid editing; video production facilities; 2D graphics; 3D graphics; computer graphics; TV graphics; special effects; video post-production; DVD authoring; DVD encoding; DVD duplication; DVD replication; film titling; video titling; television titles; subtitling; subtitles; TV studios; sound studios; sound stage; sound post-production; bluescreen; greenscreen; Ultimatte; virtual sets; virtual studio.
Fullrange was established in 2004 in Hatton near Warwick and has since moved to its current home at Fazeley Studios in Digbeth, Birmingham. We solve problems creatively for companies using films. Our films help with sales, marketing, training, internal communication and more. Our clients include charities, FTSE 500 businesses, public sector organisations, global brands, small businesses, the only thing they have in common is a compelling story to tell.

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aquila is a multiplatform production/post-production company combining design, visuals, web and interactive in a creative and innovative way.
with a strong emphasis on the ‘creative’ side of media, we are passionate about producing dynamic, unique and visually stunning content for our clients. whether your requirement is for broadcast, corporate and training, the web, branding and identity or any other form of digital output, we are able to provide you with a high-end media result to suit your needs. with our broad and flexible range of services, we can take your project from initial concept and idea development through to delivery and output, or any stage in between.
we provide: broadcast video editing; film editing; avid editing; video production facilities; 2d graphics; 3d graphics; computer graphics; tv graphics; special effects; video post-production; dvd authoring; dvd encoding; dvd duplication; dvd replication; film titling; video titling; television titles; subtitling; subtitles; tv studios; sound studios; sound stage; sound post-production; bluescreen; greenscreen; ultimatte; virtual sets; virtual studio.
fullrange was established in 2004 in hatton near warwick and has since moved to its current home at fazeley studios in digbeth, birmingham. we solve problems creatively for companies using films. our films help with sales, marketing, training, internal communication and more. our clients include charities, ftse 500 businesses, public sector organisations, global brands, small businesses, the only thing they have in common is a compelling story to tell.


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Eclipse Variant Drift Pencil 110 is back-ordered item - and expected to be shipped in 3 to 7 days.
The Variant Drift Pencil 110 is produced by Yuki Inoue, the Japanese famous lunker hunting angler, to only aim at monster size seabass. The concept of this lure is "MONSTER HUNT." Variant Drift Pencil attracts monsters with finely reflection by multi-side flat face and horizontal falling. Once you start retrieving, it wobbles and rolls as standard minnow. Penetrated heavy gauged wire will never break to help you to meet your memorial fish.

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eclipse variant drift pencil 110 is back-ordered item - and expected to be shipped in 3 to 7 days.
the variant drift pencil 110 is produced by yuki inoue, the japanese famous lunker hunting angler, to only aim at monster size seabass. the concept of this lure is "monster hunt." variant drift pencil attracts monsters with finely reflection by multi-side flat face and horizontal falling. once you start retrieving, it wobbles and rolls as standard minnow. penetrated heavy gauged wire will never break to help you to meet your memorial fish.


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Nestlé S.A. (Nestlé) has announced the creation of Nestlé Skin Health S.A., a global leader focused on meeting the world’s increasing skin health needs with a scientifically-proven broad range of innovative products.
The company will be formed by the acquisition of 50% of Galderma Pharma S.A. (Galderma), subject to regulatory clearance. Galderma was established in 1981 as a dermatology-focused, Swiss-based joint-venture between Nestlé and L’Oréal S.A. (L’Oréal) and had sales of CHF 2.0 billion in calendar year 2013.
‘Building on Nestlé’s historic strengths as a science based Nutrition, Health and Wellness Company and through the recent creation of Nestlé Health Science S.A., the company has reinforced its strategic direction to offer nutritional solutions from food and beverage to scientific products for a healthier life,’ said Nestlé chairman Peter Brabeck-Letmathe.
The establishment of Nestlé Skin Health will allow the emergence of a global leader that will leverage Galderma’s and Nestlé’s commercial operations throughout the world. Galderma’s Scientific Division, with laboratories located in France, Sweden, United States, Japan and Switzerland, will become part of Nestlé Skin Health and will actively collaborate with Nestlé’s global R&D network.
Galderma’s 33 commercial subsidiaries around the world will continue to deliver scientifically-defined and medically-proven products to patients and healthcare providers around the world under the Galderma brand and organisation.
Nestlé Skin Health will have a full range of products for the skin, hair and nail, including self-medication drugs, quasi-drugs such as medicated soaps or sunscreens, therapeutic skin care products, nutraceuticals, prescription drugs and medical devices. Nestlé Skin Health, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Nestlé, will become operational as soon as regulatory requirements and competition authority clearance have been provided.
Humberto C. Antunes, who currently serves as President and CEO of Galderma, will lead Nestlé Skin Health, reporting to the company’s new Board of Directors. Peter Brabeck-Letmathe will become Chairman and Paul Bulcke Vice-chairman of the new Board of Directors of Nestlé Skin Health, based in Switzerland.

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nestlé s.a. (nestlé) has announced the creation of nestlé skin health s.a., a global leader focused on meeting the world’s increasing skin health needs with a scientifically-proven broad range of innovative products.
the company will be formed by the acquisition of 50% of galderma pharma s.a. (galderma), subject to regulatory clearance. galderma was established in 1981 as a dermatology-focused, swiss-based joint-venture between nestlé and l’oréal s.a. (l’oréal) and had sales of chf 2.0 billion in calendar year 2013.
‘building on nestlé’s historic strengths as a science based nutrition, health and wellness company and through the recent creation of nestlé health science s.a., the company has reinforced its strategic direction to offer nutritional solutions from food and beverage to scientific products for a healthier life,’ said nestlé chairman peter brabeck-letmathe.
the establishment of nestlé skin health will allow the emergence of a global leader that will leverage galderma’s and nestlé’s commercial operations throughout the world. galderma’s scientific division, with laboratories located in france, sweden, united states, japan and switzerland, will become part of nestlé skin health and will actively collaborate with nestlé’s global r&d network.
galderma’s 33 commercial subsidiaries around the world will continue to deliver scientifically-defined and medically-proven products to patients and healthcare providers around the world under the galderma brand and organisation.
nestlé skin health will have a full range of products for the skin, hair and nail, including self-medication drugs, quasi-drugs such as medicated soaps or sunscreens, therapeutic skin care products, nutraceuticals, prescription drugs and medical devices. nestlé skin health, a wholly-owned subsidiary of nestlé, will become operational as soon as regulatory requirements and competition authority clearance have been provided.
humberto c. antunes, who currently serves as president and ceo of galderma, will lead nestlé skin health, reporting to the company’s new board of directors. peter brabeck-letmathe will become chairman and paul bulcke vice-chairman of the new board of directors of nestlé skin health, based in switzerland.


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Struggling Inner West jobseekers will welcome today’s news that the Abbott Government intends to back down on its 40 jobs a month plan.
Abbott’s original proposal, which he announced in May, would have forced jobseekers to apply for 40 jobs each month in order to receive income support.
Local businesses will also be relieved to see the Abbott Government back down on this issue.
Abbott’s original plan would have seen Inner West businesses sifting through hundreds of applications every month.
Since day one Labor has said this plan would not work.
It is an unfair policy aimed at punishing people on income support, rather than helping them.
Everyone but the Government knew it would only place unrealistic expectations on jobseekers and overwhelm businesses with red tape.
This back down comes in addition to recent findings by a Parliamentary committee that changes to income support for young job seekers breached human rights.
The Human Rights committee, chaired by Liberal Senator Dean Smith concluded Tony Abbott’s proposed six-month Newstart waiting period for people under-30 looking for work breaches the right to social security and the right to an adequate standard of living.
Despite this Tony Abbott confirmed just last week he is committed to leaving young jobseekers without income support for six months.
Young Australians struggling to find work need support, not punishment.

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struggling inner west jobseekers will welcome today’s news that the abbott government intends to back down on its 40 jobs a month plan.
abbott’s original proposal, which he announced in may, would have forced jobseekers to apply for 40 jobs each month in order to receive income support.
local businesses will also be relieved to see the abbott government back down on this issue.
abbott’s original plan would have seen inner west businesses sifting through hundreds of applications every month.
since day one labor has said this plan would not work.
it is an unfair policy aimed at punishing people on income support, rather than helping them.
everyone but the government knew it would only place unrealistic expectations on jobseekers and overwhelm businesses with red tape.
this back down comes in addition to recent findings by a parliamentary committee that changes to income support for young job seekers breached human rights.
the human rights committee, chaired by liberal senator dean smith concluded tony abbott’s proposed six-month newstart waiting period for people under-30 looking for work breaches the right to social security and the right to an adequate standard of living.
despite this tony abbott confirmed just last week he is committed to leaving young jobseekers without income support for six months.
young australians struggling to find work need support, not punishment.


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But while Marxism is morally inferior, it cannot be said to have "moral ethics" any more than the Natural Economy does — not in the true sense of the term. This is because it is atheistic. And a belief in morality — "morality" properly understood, that is — correlates to a belief in God.
Why? Because what we call "morality" can originate with only one of two possible sources: Man or something outside of him. If it's something outside of and infinitely superior to him (i.e., God) — if "Absolute Truth" exists, in other words — then we can say that morality has an existence unto itself and is, therefore, real. But what if, as wanting Greek philosopher Protagoras said, "Man is the measure of all things"? Then morality doesn't really exist; the word is then just a confusing redundancy, a water-muddying term that we apply to what is nothing but man's consensus tastes. After all, we wouldn't say that chocolate ice cream was "bad" or "wrong" and vanilla "good" or "right" simply because we found out that the greater mass of humanity preferred the latter, would we? Yet is it any more logical to proclaim murder bad or wrong if the only basis for doing so is that the vast majority of the world prefers that we not kill in a way labeled unjust? If, as with ice cream, our attitude toward murder is just a matter of man's collective preference, then it lies in the same realm: taste. This is, by the way, what people of faith mean when they equate atheism with amorality. Secularists such as Christopher Hitchens take umbrage at this, but they misunderstand the concepts involved; no one is saying that an atheist cannot act morally — only that atheism cannot, logically, involve "morality."

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but while marxism is morally inferior, it cannot be said to have "moral ethics" any more than the natural economy does — not in the true sense of the term. this is because it is atheistic. and a belief in morality — "morality" properly understood, that is — correlates to a belief in god.
why? because what we call "morality" can originate with only one of two possible sources: man or something outside of him. if it's something outside of and infinitely superior to him (i.e., god) — if "absolute truth" exists, in other words — then we can say that morality has an existence unto itself and is, therefore, real. but what if, as wanting greek philosopher protagoras said, "man is the measure of all things"? then morality doesn't really exist; the word is then just a confusing redundancy, a water-muddying term that we apply to what is nothing but man's consensus tastes. after all, we wouldn't say that chocolate ice cream was "bad" or "wrong" and vanilla "good" or "right" simply because we found out that the greater mass of humanity preferred the latter, would we? yet is it any more logical to proclaim murder bad or wrong if the only basis for doing so is that the vast majority of the world prefers that we not kill in a way labeled unjust? if, as with ice cream, our attitude toward murder is just a matter of man's collective preference, then it lies in the same realm: taste. this is, by the way, what people of faith mean when they equate atheism with amorality. secularists such as christopher hitchens take umbrage at this, but they misunderstand the concepts involved; no one is saying that an atheist cannot act morally — only that atheism cannot, logically, involve "morality."


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Think about who you want to see, engage and enjoy your content.
Deciding when you will best appeal to your audience is a tough ask. Each business and organization will have its own schedules which work best for them, and as such there is no set rule.
Think about who you want to see, engage and enjoy your content. A nightclub will be appealing to different users entirely to an accounting firm, for example.
When will they be online? Young people and working professionals won't be checking their timeline or news feed at 3pm on a Tuesday afternoon, so there's no point wasting content by putting it out at that time. Equally, retired citizens won't be logging on at 11pm.
It doesn't matter if it's a sales post or not, your business or organization will want to get something across from their post. If it's a corporate or B2B style message, then it's unlikely that the people you are trying to reach will want to engage with you on their Saturday afternoons as they take a break from life in the office.
If you are a global company, time zones can make a huge difference. Whilst it might be 8pm and the perfect time to reach out to your audience in New York, in Europe it's 2am and your message is going to waste.
Balancing time zones can be hard, but adapt your content to match. If you have certain products or services available only in one part of the world, of if there's a regional event or trend like Thanksgiving or the soccer European Championships, then play to those in the relevant time zones.
Using Socialnk, you can ensure that you have your timeline always full to the rim with exciting content. You can see exactly what you have planned for the coming days, weeks or even months and that means that your fans and followers won't forget who you are.
Not only does scheduling tweets save you a huge amount of time and is a lot more practical, but it helps you to get better results in the long run. Minimizing costs and increasing returns, it's the ideal solution and you can achieve it with Socialnk.
Blog When should I schedule my tweets?

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think about who you want to see, engage and enjoy your content.
deciding when you will best appeal to your audience is a tough ask. each business and organization will have its own schedules which work best for them, and as such there is no set rule.
think about who you want to see, engage and enjoy your content. a nightclub will be appealing to different users entirely to an accounting firm, for example.
when will they be online? young people and working professionals won't be checking their timeline or news feed at 3pm on a tuesday afternoon, so there's no point wasting content by putting it out at that time. equally, retired citizens won't be logging on at 11pm.
it doesn't matter if it's a sales post or not, your business or organization will want to get something across from their post. if it's a corporate or b2b style message, then it's unlikely that the people you are trying to reach will want to engage with you on their saturday afternoons as they take a break from life in the office.
if you are a global company, time zones can make a huge difference. whilst it might be 8pm and the perfect time to reach out to your audience in new york, in europe it's 2am and your message is going to waste.
balancing time zones can be hard, but adapt your content to match. if you have certain products or services available only in one part of the world, of if there's a regional event or trend like thanksgiving or the soccer european championships, then play to those in the relevant time zones.
using socialnk, you can ensure that you have your timeline always full to the rim with exciting content. you can see exactly what you have planned for the coming days, weeks or even months and that means that your fans and followers won't forget who you are.
not only does scheduling tweets save you a huge amount of time and is a lot more practical, but it helps you to get better results in the long run. minimizing costs and increasing returns, it's the ideal solution and you can achieve it with socialnk.
blog when should i schedule my tweets?


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The forecast period 2018-2024 is expected to show significant growth in Global Mosquito Repellent Market. There will be a new resurgence in the sales and utilisation of mosquito repellent product. Are you ready to cope up with growing market? No, then have a look at our report overview and send your query to us.
Our report studies global mosquito repellent market and covers historical and forecast data for application, regional and country level.
A mosquito repellent is a substance put on skin, fabrics, or different surfaces which demoralizes mosquitoes from landing or creeping on that surface. The wide assortment of natural substance and chemical based mosquito repellents are being utilized to keep the mosquitoes away and avoid mosquito-borne infections, for example, malaria, dengue, chikungunya, yellow fever, Zika infection, and others.
Along with these leading players, there are number of other small and mid-sized players who are coming with huge investment and innovative product launch in the mosquito repellent industry.
Based in product segment, in 2016, the demand of mosquito repellent was dominated by coil segment. It accounted for the major revenue shares of the Mosquito Repellent market. It is due to the large use by the middle and lower income groups in the rural and developing areas. The increasing demand for Cream & oil due to their availability with herbal ingredients, will drive the growth of the Mosquito Repellent market in coming years.
Our new report discusses issues and events affecting the Mosquito Repellent market.
Our 182-page report provides 89 tables, 78 graphs. The report covers historical and forecast data of North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Latin America and Middle East & Africa. Our study focuses on the most lucrative areas in the future market prospects. Market covers financial results, trends, opportunities and revenue predictions from 2018 to 2024. Our study shows mosquito repellent sales will increase worldwide in forecast year.
This report features news, insights, the latest developments and an in-depth survey of the Global Mosquito Repellent Market with up-to-date analysis as well as tables, graphs and charts. This report is a vital addition to gaining an understanding of this market sector and will give your company ‘the edge’ on your competitors.
North America Mosquito Repellent Market Revenue (USD Million) and Growth Rate (%), 2014 – 2024.
North America Mosquito Repellent Market Revenue (USD Million) By Country, 2014 – 2024.
North America Mosquito Repellent Revenue Market Share (%) By Country, 2014 – 2024.
North America Mosquito Repellent Market Revenue (USD Million), By Product Type, 2014 – 2024.
North America Mosquito Repellent Revenue Market Share (%) By Product Type, 2014 – 2024.
North America Mosquito Repellent Market Revenue (USD Million), By Distribution, 2014 – 2024.
North America Mosquito Repellent Revenue Market Share (%) By Distribution, 2014 – 2024.
Europe Mosquito Repellent Market Revenue (USD Million) and Growth Rate (%), 2014 – 2024.
Europe Mosquito Repellent Market Revenue (USD Million) By Country, 2014 – 2024.
Europe Mosquito Repellent Revenue Market Share (%) By Country, 2014 – 2024.
Europe Mosquito Repellent Market Revenue (USD Million), By Product Type, 2014 – 2024.
Europe Mosquito Repellent Revenue Market Share (%) By Product Type, 2014 – 2024.
Europe Mosquito Repellent Market Revenue (USD Million), By Distribution, 2014 – 2024.
Europe Mosquito Repellent Revenue Market Share (%) By Distribution, 2014 – 2024.
Asia Pacific Mosquito Repellent Market Revenue (USD Million) and Growth Rate (%), 2014 – 2024.
Asia Pacific Mosquito Repellent Market Revenue (USD Million) By Country, 2014 – 2024.
Asia Pacific Mosquito Repellent Revenue Market Share (%) By Country, 2014 – 2024.
Asia Pacific Mosquito Repellent Market Revenue (USD Million), By Product Type, 2014 – 2024.
Asia Pacific Mosquito Repellent Revenue Market Share (%) By Product Type, 2014 – 2024.
Asia Pacific Mosquito Repellent Market Revenue (USD Million), By Distribution, 2014 – 2024.
Asia Pacific Mosquito Repellent Revenue Market Share (%) By Distribution, 2014 – 2024.
Latin America Mosquito Repellent Market Revenue (USD Million) and Growth Rate (%), 2014 – 2024.
Latin America Mosquito Repellent Market Revenue (USD Million) By Country, 2014 – 2024.
Latin America Mosquito Repellent Revenue Market Share (%) By Country, 2014 – 2024.
Latin America Mosquito Repellent Market Revenue (USD Million), By Product Type, 2014 – 2024.
Latin America Mosquito Repellent Revenue Market Share (%) By Product Type, 2014 – 2024.
Latin America Mosquito Repellent Market Revenue (USD Million), By Distribution, 2014 – 2024.
Latin America Mosquito Repellent Revenue Market Share (%) By Distribution, 2014 – 2024.
Middle East & Africa Mosquito Repellent Market Revenue (USD Million) and Growth Rate (%), 2014 – 2024.
Middle East & Africa Mosquito Repellent Market Revenue (USD Million) By Country, 2014 – 2024.
Middle East & Africa Mosquito Repellent Revenue Market Share (%) By Country, 2014 – 2024.
Middle East & Africa Mosquito Repellent Market Revenue (USD Million), By Product Type, 2014 – 2024.
Middle East & Africa Mosquito Repellent Revenue Market Share (%) By Product Type, 2014 – 2024.
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the forecast period 2018-2024 is expected to show significant growth in global mosquito repellent market. there will be a new resurgence in the sales and utilisation of mosquito repellent product. are you ready to cope up with growing market? no, then have a look at our report overview and send your query to us.
our report studies global mosquito repellent market and covers historical and forecast data for application, regional and country level.
a mosquito repellent is a substance put on skin, fabrics, or different surfaces which demoralizes mosquitoes from landing or creeping on that surface. the wide assortment of natural substance and chemical based mosquito repellents are being utilized to keep the mosquitoes away and avoid mosquito-borne infections, for example, malaria, dengue, chikungunya, yellow fever, zika infection, and others.
along with these leading players, there are number of other small and mid-sized players who are coming with huge investment and innovative product launch in the mosquito repellent industry.
based in product segment, in 2016, the demand of mosquito repellent was dominated by coil segment. it accounted for the major revenue shares of the mosquito repellent market. it is due to the large use by the middle and lower income groups in the rural and developing areas. the increasing demand for cream & oil due to their availability with herbal ingredients, will drive the growth of the mosquito repellent market in coming years.
our new report discusses issues and events affecting the mosquito repellent market.
our 182-page report provides 89 tables, 78 graphs. the report covers historical and forecast data of north america, europe, asia pacific, latin america and middle east & africa. our study focuses on the most lucrative areas in the future market prospects. market covers financial results, trends, opportunities and revenue predictions from 2018 to 2024. our study shows mosquito repellent sales will increase worldwide in forecast year.
this report features news, insights, the latest developments and an in-depth survey of the global mosquito repellent market with up-to-date analysis as well as tables, graphs and charts. this report is a vital addition to gaining an understanding of this market sector and will give your company ‘the edge’ on your competitors.
north america mosquito repellent market revenue (usd million) and growth rate (%), 2014 – 2024.
north america mosquito repellent market revenue (usd million) by country, 2014 – 2024.
north america mosquito repellent revenue market share (%) by country, 2014 – 2024.
north america mosquito repellent market revenue (usd million), by product type, 2014 – 2024.
north america mosquito repellent revenue market share (%) by product type, 2014 – 2024.
north america mosquito repellent market revenue (usd million), by distribution, 2014 – 2024.
north america mosquito repellent revenue market share (%) by distribution, 2014 – 2024.
europe mosquito repellent market revenue (usd million) and growth rate (%), 2014 – 2024.
europe mosquito repellent market revenue (usd million) by country, 2014 – 2024.
europe mosquito repellent revenue market share (%) by country, 2014 – 2024.
europe mosquito repellent market revenue (usd million), by product type, 2014 – 2024.
europe mosquito repellent revenue market share (%) by product type, 2014 – 2024.
europe mosquito repellent market revenue (usd million), by distribution, 2014 – 2024.
europe mosquito repellent revenue market share (%) by distribution, 2014 – 2024.
asia pacific mosquito repellent market revenue (usd million) and growth rate (%), 2014 – 2024.
asia pacific mosquito repellent market revenue (usd million) by country, 2014 – 2024.
asia pacific mosquito repellent revenue market share (%) by country, 2014 – 2024.
asia pacific mosquito repellent market revenue (usd million), by product type, 2014 – 2024.
asia pacific mosquito repellent revenue market share (%) by product type, 2014 – 2024.
asia pacific mosquito repellent market revenue (usd million), by distribution, 2014 – 2024.
asia pacific mosquito repellent revenue market share (%) by distribution, 2014 – 2024.
latin america mosquito repellent market revenue (usd million) and growth rate (%), 2014 – 2024.
latin america mosquito repellent market revenue (usd million) by country, 2014 – 2024.
latin america mosquito repellent revenue market share (%) by country, 2014 – 2024.
latin america mosquito repellent market revenue (usd million), by product type, 2014 – 2024.
latin america mosquito repellent revenue market share (%) by product type, 2014 – 2024.
latin america mosquito repellent market revenue (usd million), by distribution, 2014 – 2024.
latin america mosquito repellent revenue market share (%) by distribution, 2014 – 2024.
middle east & africa mosquito repellent market revenue (usd million) and growth rate (%), 2014 – 2024.
middle east & africa mosquito repellent market revenue (usd million) by country, 2014 – 2024.
middle east & africa mosquito repellent revenue market share (%) by country, 2014 – 2024.
middle east & africa mosquito repellent market revenue (usd million), by product type, 2014 – 2024.
middle east & africa mosquito repellent revenue market share (%) by product type, 2014 – 2024.
middle east & africa mosquito repellent market revenue (usd million), by distribution, 2014 – 2024.
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I am not sure how do you feel about the 3D Touch feature coming with the iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus. I was as excited as the iPhone had been introduced for the time which revolutionized mobile phone with multi-touch, because I believe this is going to be another round of touch interface transformation.
May be you don’t agree it as an great feature, but there are still a lot you can explore from this new feature to benefit your life and work. Here in this article I would like to share a number of tips to make the most of iPhone 3D touch.
Mail is an excellent app to try out the 3D Touch interactions. One of my favorite 3D Touch features is the ability to press a message in the mailbox list to peek at the message contents and then swipe to the right to mark it as read. I get a lot of emails, and this feature helps me save a ton of time and achieve my goal of Inbox Zero. You can also swipe to the left to Delete or Archive the email, or swipe up to get more options such as “Reply All”, “Forward”, “Mark..” (which gives you an option to Flag or Move the email to the junk folder), “Notify” and “Move Message”. You can press deeper to see the full message.
Ever since Apple has added Low Power Mode, I think I have become lazier when it comes to charging my iPhone. So I end up using Low Power Mode quickly frequently to get through the day. Here’s where the 3D Touch Quick Action for Battery Settings comes in handy. It is one of the fastest ways to quickly enable Low Power mode.
Press firmly on the Settings app icon to get Quick Action options, and then swipe up to the Battery option and release your finger, to jump to the Battery Settings. Tap on the On/Off toggle to enable Low Power mode.
This is another useful 3D Touch shortcut. Press firmly on the Camera icon on the home screen to open the Quick Action menu. Then choose the option to take a photo or take a selfie. You also can choose to record a video or begin a slow-mo recording.
How often have you taken a photo, and then gone back to the Camera roll to see if you need to take another one? I do it many times, so I find this 3D Touch feature very helpful.
When you take a photo with the Camera app, you can press on the thumbnail in the bottom left-hand corner to peek at the last taken photo or video.
When typing in any app, you can easily switch to a trackpad mode that allows you to move the cursor across the screen. Simply press down on the keyboard until the keys disappear and the keyboard turns a shade grey. When the keyboard changes into this trackpad, you can move the cursor by swiping your finger around the trackpad area. You also can press once to select a word, press twice to highlight a sentence or press three times to select a paragraph. When you are done, simply lift up your finger to return to the keyboard.
3D Touch also allows you to preview links from almost anywhere in iOS. When you see a link, simply press hard on the link and a pop-up preview of the site will appear. Once you are viewing the page, you can slide it upwards to access a menu that allows you to perform actions such as open the link, add it to a Reading List or Copy it. It is useful to have a quick look at the website to see if it is worth.
We have been hearing rumors that Apple will be giving us more granular control over who we want to send read receipts for iMessages. Unfortunately, that hasn’t happened yet. But 3D Touch offers you a workaround. You can press a message to take a peek at it, but it won’t send a read receipt. If you want to engage in a conversation then you can swipe up, left or right to use quick actions.
You can also quickly switch to the previously used app by pressing firmly on the left edge of the screen and swiping to the right in one single motion or you can just release it to access the app switcher. But I keep forgetting to use it.

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i am not sure how do you feel about the 3d touch feature coming with the iphone 6s and iphone 6s plus. i was as excited as the iphone had been introduced for the time which revolutionized mobile phone with multi-touch, because i believe this is going to be another round of touch interface transformation.
may be you don’t agree it as an great feature, but there are still a lot you can explore from this new feature to benefit your life and work. here in this article i would like to share a number of tips to make the most of iphone 3d touch.
mail is an excellent app to try out the 3d touch interactions. one of my favorite 3d touch features is the ability to press a message in the mailbox list to peek at the message contents and then swipe to the right to mark it as read. i get a lot of emails, and this feature helps me save a ton of time and achieve my goal of inbox zero. you can also swipe to the left to delete or archive the email, or swipe up to get more options such as “reply all”, “forward”, “mark..” (which gives you an option to flag or move the email to the junk folder), “notify” and “move message”. you can press deeper to see the full message.
ever since apple has added low power mode, i think i have become lazier when it comes to charging my iphone. so i end up using low power mode quickly frequently to get through the day. here’s where the 3d touch quick action for battery settings comes in handy. it is one of the fastest ways to quickly enable low power mode.
press firmly on the settings app icon to get quick action options, and then swipe up to the battery option and release your finger, to jump to the battery settings. tap on the on/off toggle to enable low power mode.
this is another useful 3d touch shortcut. press firmly on the camera icon on the home screen to open the quick action menu. then choose the option to take a photo or take a selfie. you also can choose to record a video or begin a slow-mo recording.
how often have you taken a photo, and then gone back to the camera roll to see if you need to take another one? i do it many times, so i find this 3d touch feature very helpful.
when you take a photo with the camera app, you can press on the thumbnail in the bottom left-hand corner to peek at the last taken photo or video.
when typing in any app, you can easily switch to a trackpad mode that allows you to move the cursor across the screen. simply press down on the keyboard until the keys disappear and the keyboard turns a shade grey. when the keyboard changes into this trackpad, you can move the cursor by swiping your finger around the trackpad area. you also can press once to select a word, press twice to highlight a sentence or press three times to select a paragraph. when you are done, simply lift up your finger to return to the keyboard.
3d touch also allows you to preview links from almost anywhere in ios. when you see a link, simply press hard on the link and a pop-up preview of the site will appear. once you are viewing the page, you can slide it upwards to access a menu that allows you to perform actions such as open the link, add it to a reading list or copy it. it is useful to have a quick look at the website to see if it is worth.
we have been hearing rumors that apple will be giving us more granular control over who we want to send read receipts for imessages. unfortunately, that hasn’t happened yet. but 3d touch offers you a workaround. you can press a message to take a peek at it, but it won’t send a read receipt. if you want to engage in a conversation then you can swipe up, left or right to use quick actions.
you can also quickly switch to the previously used app by pressing firmly on the left edge of the screen and swiping to the right in one single motion or you can just release it to access the app switcher. but i keep forgetting to use it.