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Elaine P. Immel v. Chicos FAS, Inc et al
ORDER ON STIPULATION OF DISMISSAL 15 by Judge Michael W. Fitzgerald. The parties have stipulated and agreed that the above-captioned action is voluntarily dismissed with prejudice pursuant to Fed. R. Civ. Procedure 41(a)(l)(A)(ii). Each party to bear its own fees and costs. Case Terminated. Made JS-6. (iv)
1 JOHN F. BAUM(SBN 148366) 2 HIRSO^ELfi KJIAEMER LLP 505 Montgomeiy Street 13th Floor 3 San Francisco, CA 94111 4 Telephone: (415)835-9000 Facsimile: (415)834-0443 5 BENJAMIN J. TREGER(SBN 285283) 6 HIRSCHFELETi^EMER LLP 7 233 Wilshire Boulevard, Suite 600 Santa Monica, CA 90401 Telephone: (310)255-0705 8 Facsimile: (310)255-0986 i baum(a),hkemDlovmentlaw.com js-6 btreser(a)hkemplovmentlaw.com 9 Attorneys for Defendant CHIGOES FAS,INC. 10 11 UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT 12 CENTRAL DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA 13 WESTERN DIVISION a z ^ 14 15 ELAINE P. IMMEL,an individual. Plaintiff, 16 17 18 19 ORDER ON STIPULATION OF DISMISSAL vs. CHICO'S FAS,INC., a Florida Case No.: 2:17-cv-04730-MWF(FFMx) corporation doing business in Califomia, and IJOES 1 through 10, Santa Barbara Superior Court Case No.: 17CV02137 inclusive. 20 Defendant. 21 22 The parties have stipulated and agreed that the above-captioned action is 23 24 voluntarily dismissed with prejudice pursuant to Fed. R. Civ. Procedure 25 41(a)(l)(A)(ii). Each party to bear its own fees and costs. Clerk shall close the file. 26 27 /// 28 /// ORDER ON STIPULATION OF DISMISSAL CASE NO.: 2:17-CV-04730-MWF(FFMX) 4824-4399-0879 1 IT IS SO ORDERED. 2 Dated: March 9, 2018 ,2018 3 4 5 6 Honorable Michael W.Fitzgerald United States District Court Judge 7 8 9 10 11 Cm 12 fill Hi ^ <5 1 ^ S < X ac O 13 2 —^ ? Z u: - X < u < 14 u. IE 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 ORDER ON STIPULATION OF DISMISSAL CASE NO.: 2:17-CV-04730-MWF(FFMX)

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abstract algebra - Show that $a^2 = b$ in a field $\mathbb{F} = \{0,1,a,b\}$ - Mathematics Stack Exchange
I need some help proving the following:
Let $\mathbb{F} = \{0, 1, a, b\}$ be a field with four elements. Prove that $a^2 = b$.
You can use $a \cdot 0 = 0$ without proving it.
a^2 = b \\
aa = b \\
We know $a \cdot 0 = 0$ so we can substitute for zero
aa + a \cdot 0 = b
Using the additive inverse of $aa$ we get:
(aa) + (-aa) + a \cdot 0 = b + (-aa) \\
a \cdot 0 = b + (-aa)
I’m still not getting the concept of how to prove things, maybe a little insight into what are possible steps to approach problems like these.
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Can the multiplicative group of F in this case be regarded as the Klein four group? Thanks in any case.
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13th root of 2 in field $\mathbb{F}_{13}$

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Patent US6286328 - Overhead type air conditioning unit for vehicle - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign inAdvanced Patent SearchPatentsAn overhead type air conditioning unit for a vehicle of the present invention, having a conditioner casing in which a heat exchanger for air conditioning and a blower are internally installed, and mounted in a ceiling of a passenger component. Furthermore, the air conditioning unit is characterized in...http://www.google.com/patents/US6286328?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US6286328 - Overhead type air conditioning unit for vehicleAdvanced Patent SearchPublication numberUS6286328 B1Publication typeGrantApplication numberUS 09/534,316Publication dateSep 11, 2001Filing dateMar 24, 2000Priority dateApr 8, 1999Fee statusLapsedAlso published asDE10015261A1, DE10015261B4Publication number09534316, 534316, US 6286328 B1, US 6286328B1, US-B1-6286328, US6286328 B1, US6286328B1InventorsTatsuhide KawaharaOriginal AssigneeMitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd.Export CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (6), Referenced by (8), Classifications (7), Legal Events (5) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetOverhead type air conditioning unit for vehicle
US 6286328 B1Abstract
An overhead type air conditioning unit for a vehicle of the present invention, having a conditioner casing in which a heat exchanger for air conditioning and a blower are internally installed, and mounted in a ceiling of a passenger component. Furthermore, the air conditioning unit is characterized in that a casing of the blower is molded within the conditioner casing in one body. Therefore, the number of parts and the costs to prepare molds are reduced and expense is decreased.
What is claimed is: 1. An overhead type air conditioning unit for a vehicle, which comprises:
a conditioner casing in which a heat exchanger for air conditioning and a blower are internally installed, and mounted in a ceiling of a passenger component, wherein said heat exchanger is mounted on an insulation member positioned on a heat exchanger mounting surface of said conditioner casing, wherein wall surfaces of said casing extend upwardly and along a width direction of the vehicle, said wall surfaces being located at the front and rear sides of the insulating member, and drainage flow passages which have a depth corresponding to the thickness of the insulation member are formed between said wall surfaces and end surfaces of said insulation member. 2. An overhead type air conditioning unit for a vehicle according to claim 1, wherein
said wall surfaces are formed by ribs. 3. An overhead type air conditioning unit for being mounted in a ceiling of a passenger component, of a vehicle, which comprises:
a heat exchanger, a casing having a mounting surface upon which said heat exchanger is located; an evaporator mounted on said heat exchanger mounting surface of said conditioner casing; a drainage flow passage located on said casing wherein drainage exhausted from the evaporator is led to a drain opening via said drainage flow passage, and a dividing rib formed in said drainage flow passage for narrowing the width of the drainage flow passage. 4. An overhead type air conditioning unit for being mounted in a ceiling of a passenger component of a vehicle, which comprises:
a conditioner casing having a heat exchanger for an air conditioner and a blower positioned therein; a first rib formed by a front end wall of said conditioner casing, second and third ribs being located at front and rear sides, respectively, of said heat exchanger and extending along a width direction of the vehicle, and a fourth rib for dividing said heat exchanger mounting surface and a mounting surface for the blower wherein said second and third ribs are formed on said heat exchanger mounting surface of said conditioner casing, a first drainage flow passage located between said first rib and second rib, a second drainage flow passage located between said second rib and the front surface of said heat exchanger, a third drainage flow passage located between the rear surface of said heat exchanger and said rib, and a fourth drainage flow passage located between said rib and said fourth rib, said ribs being formed to lead drainage exhausted from the evaporator to drain openings which are located at both sides of said casing, and a dividing rib for narrowing the width of the drainage flow passage is located in said first drainage flow passage. 5. An overhead type air conditioning unit for a vehicle according to claim 4, wherein
said second rib has a curved shape so as to approach first rib at both ends and to be separated therefrom at a center portion thereof, and said dividing rib being formed at a central part of said first drainage flow passage. 6. An overhead type air conditioning unit for a vehicle according to claim 4, wherein
said heat exchanger is mounted on said heat exchanger mounting surface of said conditioner casing via an insulation member, and wherein spaces formed between the end surfaces of said insulation and said second rib and said third rib respectively comprise said second drainage flow passage and said third drainage flow passage. 7. An overhead type air conditioning unit for a vehicle according to claim 6, wherein
said second rib has a curved shape so as to approach said first rib at both ends and to be separated therefrom at a center portion thereof, and said dividing rib is formed at a central part of said first drainage flow passage.
The present invention relates to an overhead type air conditioning unit for a vehicle, and especially relates to the art to reduce the overall thickness of the air conditioning unit, for improving the mounting capability of the unit in the vehicle.
This application is based on Japanese Patent Application No. Hei 11-101715, the content of which is incorporated herein by reference.
Conventionally, in a vehicle such as a limousine, an air conditioning unit can be provided which is exclusively used for rear seats, which consists of a second line or second and third lines of the seats of the vehicle, is mounted. This air conditioning unit is mainly mounted in the ceiling of the passenger component as shown in FIGS. 14 and 15, and is generally referred to as an overhead type air conditioning unit.
A conventional overhead type air conditioning unit is briefly explained as follows with FIGS. 14 to 22.
FIGS. 14 and 15 show an example of the overhead type air conditioning unit (hereafter, called “a rear air conditioning unit ”) which is provided for a sedan type passenger car. Reference number 1 in these figures indicates the rear air conditioning unit. In this unit, compressed coolant which is compressed by a compressor and has high temperature and high pressure, is cooled by a condenser and is supplied to the rear air conditioning unit 1 and a front air conditioning unit (not shown).
FIG. 15 shows the rear air conditioning unit 1 mounted at the ceiling of the passenger component and is shown from the rear side of the passenger component. The rear air conditioning unit 1 is fixed on body 3 by brackets 2 at both ends. In practice, for preventing the exposure of the mounting members such as the brackets 2, a treatment such as covering these members with an appropriate covering member (not shown) is performed.
Furthermore, in this rear air conditioning unit 1, as shown in FIGS. 16 and 17, improvements such as installing the unit between two reinforcement members 5 which are located at the passenger-component side of roof panel 4 and extend along the width direction, are performed to restrict the projection of the unit into the passenger component as much as possible. This improvement is carried out to secure as much headroom as possible under restricted conditions, to provide a comfortable space in the vehicle.
In succession, the structure of the conventional rear air conditioning unit 1 is briefly explained as follows with reference to FIGS. 18 to 22.
This rear air conditioning unit 1 has a casing 6, and has an evaporator 7 acting as a heat exchanger for air conditioning, and a blower 8 fan for drawing air from the passenger component (i.e., inner air) to pass through the evaporator 7 and blowing the heat-exchanged air into the passenger component, in the casing 6. Reference number 9 shows an inlet opening and a reference number 10 shows an outlet opening in these figures.
In the above disclosed air conditioning unit 1, the casing 6 is divided into two parts, i.e., upper and lower parts (6 a, 6 b), and units of cross-flow fans 8A as shown in FIG. 19 or units of sirocco-fans 8B as shown in FIG. 20 are employed as the blower 8.
Furthermore, the above disclosed air conditioning unit 1 is mounted in the ceiling of the passenger component and the evaporator 7 to exhaust drainage is internally installed in the unit. Therefore, in this unit, treatment of this drainage is an important matter.
The conventional treatment of the drainage is explained with reference to FIGS. 21 and 22. FIG. 21(a) shows a plan view of a heat exchanger mounting surface of the lower casing 6 b, and FIG. 21(b) shows a front view of the lower casing 6 b. Commonly, in this unit, the drainage is led to drain openings 11 which are formed on both sides of the lower casing 6 b and exhausted to the outside of the vehicle via drain hoses (not shown) connecting to the drain openings. Therefore, the lower casing 6 b has a convex curved shape, with its center at the top and both sides located at the bottom, as sown in FIG. 21(b).
Moreover, in the lower casing 6 b, the heat exchanger mounting surface which is located at the front side of the vehicle functions as a drainage pan. Furthermore, this surface and a blower mounting surface which is located at the rear side of the vehicle are molded into one body.
The above disclosed air conditioning unit 1 is operated during movement of the vehicle. Therefore, it is necessary to treat the drainage in anticipation of all situations that may occur while traveling. More concretely, it is necessary to prevent the leakage of the drainage into the passenger component even if the drainage moves back and forth because the vehicle climbing or descending or accelerating and decelerating, or even if the drainage moves left and right because the vehicle turns. In the conventional rear air conditioning unit 1, to cope with the above requirement, four drains 18, 19, 20, 21 which are formed by ribs 12, 13, 14, 15 extending along the width direction and ribs 16, 17 extending along the front and rear directions, are provided as shown in FIGS. 21(a) and 22.
Moreover, reference number 22 in these Figures indicates an insulation member which is installed between the lower casing 6 b and the evaporator 7 for heat insulation and for protection of the evaporator 7. Moreover, the rib 12 which is located at the front end forms part of the front surface of the casing 6, and the inlet opening 9 opens to the upper side of the rib 12.
The above mentioned rear air conditioning unit 1 is mounted in the ceiling of the passenger component, and therefore, a reduction of the thickness of the unit for the most miniaturization is required to secure headroom for the passenger. Especially, in a sedan type passenger car having a lower height, which corresponds to a one-box car, there is a strong demand for miniaturization of the unit because the height of the passenger component is low.
However, in the conventional rear air conditioning unit 1, the blower 8 which is installed in the casing 6 has an exclusive casing 8 a (refer to FIG. 18). Consequently, the space for the casing 8 a becomes one obstacle to the miniaturization of the unit.
Furthermore, it is necessary to raise the height of the rib 12 which is located at the front end and forms a part of the front surface of the casing 6 as much as possible, to prevent spillage of the drainage which moves forward by its inertia when the vehicle slows quickly, for example.
However, as disclosed above, the thickness of the rear air conditioning unit 1 is restricted by the location of the unit. Therefore, the opening area of the inlet opening 9 becomes smaller and ventilation resistance increases as the height of the rib 12 is increased. This increase of the ventilation resistance can lead to an increase in both the noise of the rear air conditioning unit 1 and the power consumed by the blower 8.
This present invention is provided in compliance with the above circumstances, and the purpose of the present invention is provide an overhead type air conditioning unit for a vehicle which can handle the drainage securely and miniaturization of the rear air conditioning unit by reducing the thickness of the unit.
In the present invention, means disclosed as follows are provided to solve the above-disclosed problems.
The overhead type air conditioning unit for a vehicle of the present invention, has a conditioner casing in which a heat exchanger for air conditioning and a blower are internally installed, and is mounted in the ceiling of the passenger component. Furthermore, the air conditioning unit of the present invention is characterized in that the casing of the blower is molded within the conditioner casing in one body.
The blower is preferably a cross-flow fan, and the conditioner casing is preferably divided into two parts, i.e., upper and lower parts, and the casing of the cross-flow fan is composed of a stabilizer portion which is provided in the lower casing and a fan casing portion which is provided in the upper casing.
The overhead type air conditioning unit for a vehicle of the present invention is also characterized in that the heat exchanger is mounted on a heat exchanger mounting surface of the conditioner casing via an insulation member, wall surfaces standing upwardly and extending along a width direction of the vehicle are located at the front and rear sides of the insulation member, and drainage flow passages are formed between said wall surfaces and end surfaces of said insulation member.
The wall surfaces are preferably formed by ribs.
The overhead type air conditioning unit for a vehicle of the present invention is also characterized in that an evaporator is mounted on a heat exchanger mounting surface of the conditioner casing, drainage exhausted from the evaporator is led to a drain opening via a drainage flow pass, and a dividing rib narrowing the width of the drainage flow pass is formed at the drainage flow pass.
The overhead type air conditioning unit for a vehicle of the present invention is also characterized in that a first rib provided by a front end wall of the conditioner casing, second and third ribs located at the front and rear sides of said heat exchanger and extending along a width direction of the vehicle, and a fourth rib for dividing the heat exchanger mounting surface and a blower mounting surface at the back, are formed on the heat exchanger mounting surface of the conditioner casing.
Furthermore, a first drainage flow passage between the first rib and the second rib, a second drainage flow passage between the second rib and the front surface of the heat exchanger, a third drainage flow passage between the rear surface of the heat exchanger and the third rib, and the fourth drainage flow passage between the third rib and the fourth rib, are formed to lead the drainage which is exhausted from the evaporator to drain openings which are located at the both sides; and a dividing rib narrowing the width of the drainage flow passage is formed at the first drainage flow passage.
The heat exchanger is preferably mounted on the heat exchanger mounting surface of the conditioner casing via an insulation member, and spaces which are formed between the end surfaces of the insulation member and the second rib and the third rib, are used as the second drainage flow passage and the third drainage flow passage.
Furthermore, the second rib preferably has a curved shape to approach the first rib at both ends and to separate at the center, and the dividing rib is formed at the central part of the first drainage flow passage.
FIG. 1 is an upper perspective drawing with a partial cross-sectional schematic drawing which shows an embodiment of the overhead type air conditioning unit for a vehicle of the present invention.
FIG. 2 is a cross sectional drawing of the FIG. 1 taken along line A—A.
FIG. 3 is a plan view which shows a lower casing of the overhead type air conditioning unit for a vehicle shown in FIG. 1.
FIG. 4 is a front view (i.e. the view from the rear side of the vehicle) of FIG. 3.
FIG. 5 is a left side view of FIG. 3.
FIG. 6 is a cross section drawing of FIG. 3 taken along line B—B.
FIG. 7 is a plan view which shows the upper casing of the overhead type air conditioning unit for a vehicle shown in FIG. 1.
FIG. 8 is a front view (i.e. the view from the rear side of the vehicle) of FIG. 7.
FIG. 10 is a cross sectional drawing of FIG. 8 taken along line C—C.
FIG. 11 is an enlarged cross sectional drawing of the drainage flow passages concerning the present invention.
FIG. 12 is a schematic drawing which shows the entire structure of the air conditioning unit for a vehicle.
FIG. 13 is an exploded upper perspective drawing which shows an example of the installation structure of the overhead type air conditioning unit for a vehicle.
FIG. 14 is a drawing of the overhead type air conditioning unit for a vehicle which is installed in a sedan type passenger car.
FIG. 15 is a drawing of the overhead type air conditioning unit for a vehicle which is shown from the rear side of the vehicle.
FIG. 16 is a plan drawing which shows the installation position of the overhead type air conditioning unit for a vehicle.
FIG. 17 is a cross sectional drawing of FIG. 16 taken along line D—D.
FIG. 18 is a cross sectional drawing of the conventional overhead type air conditioning unit for a vehicle.
FIG. 19 is an upper perspective drawing with a partially cross-sectional schematic drawing of the main part of the conventional overhead type air conditioning unit for a vehicle which employs cross-flow fans.
FIG. 20 is an upper perspective drawing with a partial cross-sectional schematic drawing of the main part of the conventional overhead type air conditioning unit for a vehicle which employs sirocco-fans.
FIG. 21(a) is a drawing of the conventional lower casing which shows a plan view of the heat exchanger mounting surface.
FIG. 21(b) is a drawing of the conventional lower casing which shows a front view of the heat exchanger mounting surface.
FIG. 22 (a) is a cross sectional drawing of FIG. 21(a) taken along line E—E.
FIG. 22(b) is a cross sectional drawing of FIG. 21(a) taken along line F—F.
FIG. 22(c) is a cross sectional drawing of FIG. 21(a) taken along line G—G.
Preferred embodiments of the overhead type air conditioning unit for a vehicle concerning the present invention will be presented in the following description taken with reference to the Figures.
In FIGS. 1 and 2, reference number 7 shows an evaporator (heat exchanger), reference number 8A shows a cross-flow fan (blower), reference number 30 shows an overhead type air conditioning unit (hereafter, called “a rear air conditioning unit ”), reference number 31 shows a conditioner casing, reference numbers 32 show inlet openings, reference number 33 shows an outlet opening, and reference numbers 34 show drain openings. Further, reference number 40 shows an upper casing of the conditioner casing 31 which is divided two parts, i.e., upper and lower parts, and reference number 50 shows a lower casing of the conditioner casing 31.
Furthermore, in this rear air conditioning unit 30, the evaporator 7 and the cross-flow fan 8A are internally installed in the conditioner casing 31. The inner air is sucked in at inlet openings 32 which are located at the rear side of the vehicle by operation of the cross-flow fan 8A and is heat-exchanged with the coolant which is supplied from the coolant system mentioned below at the evaporator 7. The heat-exchanged air is exhausted to the passenger component from the outlet opening 33 which is located at the rear side of the vehicle, and therefore, the rear air conditioning unit 30 functions as an air conditioner.
Here, the part of the vehicle through the forward direction of the vehicle is called the front side of the vehicle and the rear part of the vehicle is called the rear side of the vehicle.
FIGS. 3 to 6 shows an example of the structure of the lower casing 50.
As shown in the plan view of FIG. 3, the lower casing 50 is composed of a heat exchanger mounting surface 51 which is located at the front side of the vehicle and a blower mounting surface 52 which is located at the rear side of the vehicle.
The heat exchanger mounting surface 51 is an area for mounting the evaporator 7 via an insulation member 64, and also functions as a drainage-pan for handling the drainage exhausted from the evaporator 7. Therefore the heat exchanger mounting surface 51 forms convexly curved shape as a center along the width direction of the vehicle is located at the top for exhausting the drainage from the drain openings 34 which are located at both sides, as shown in the front view from the rear side of the vehicle in FIG. 4.
In the heat exchanger mounting surface 51, a front end wall of the lower casing 50 forms a first rib 53. Furthermore, a second rib 54, a third rib 55, and a fourth rib 56 are formed at the rear side of the first rib 53 in this order. These ribs 53, 54, 55, 56 extend along the width direction of the vehicle. In addition, the second rib 54 has a curved shape to approach the first rib at both ends and to separate at the center. The evaporator 7 is installed between the second rib 54 and the third rib 55, and the second rib 54 and the third rib 55 nearly extend to both sides of the heat exchanger mounting surface 51. Furthermore, both ends of the fourth rib 56 are connected with both sides of the heat exchanger mounting surface 51, and therefore, the heat exchanger mounting surface 51 and the blower mounting surface 52 are divided by the fourth rib 56.
Reference numbers 62, 63 in the figures are water leading ribs. These ribs 62, 63 are extended along the front and rear directions of the vehicle and leading the drainage which flows into both sides of the heat exchanger mounting surface 51 to the drain openings 34 which are located at the front and rear sides, and therefore, the drainage is led to the drain openings 34 smoothly. Furthermore, none of the ends of the above-mentioned second rib 54 and third rib 55 are connected with the first rib 53, fourth rib 56, and water leading ribs 62, 63; and openings are formed which function as flow passages toward the drain openings 34.
As shown in FIGS. 2 and 11, a first drainage flow passage 57 is formed between the first rib 53 and the second rib 54 and the front surface of the evaporator 7, a third drainage flow passage 59 is formed between the rear surface of the evaporator 7 and the third rib 55, and a fourth drainage flow passage 60 is formed between the third rib 55 and the fourth rib 56. These drainage flow passages function to lead the drainage which is exhausted from the evaporator 7 to the drain openings 34 which are located at both sides. Furthermore, a dividing rib 61 is formed in the first drainage flow passage 57 to reduce the width of the flow passage. This dividing rib 61 is formed at the central part of the flow passage which is relatively wide, and the central part of the first drainage flow passage 57 is divided between a front flow passage 57 a which is located at the front side and a rear flow passage 57 b which is located at the rear side.
The blower mounting surface 52 is an area for mounting the cross-flow fan 8A. In this embodiment, a pair of left and right cross-flow fans each having a driving motor, are mounted. Furthermore, as shown in the side view of FIG. 5 and in the cross sectional drawing of FIG. 6, lower casing of the cross-flow fan 8A is molded with the blower mounting surface 52 in one body, and reference number 65 shows a stabilizer.
FIGS. 7 to 10 show the upper casing 40. The upper casing 40 forms the conditioner casing 31 together with the above-mentioned lower casing 50.
The upper casing 40 is composed of a heat exchanger mounting area 41 and a blower mounting area 42, similarly to the above-mentioned lower casing 50. The heat exchanger mounting area 41 has a function to hold down and support the evaporator 7 mounted on the heat exchanger mounting surface 51 of the lower casing 50. Furthermore, a fan casing portion 43 which forms the casing of the cross-flow fan 8A together with the stabilizer 65 which is formed on the blower mounting surface 52 of the lower casing 50, is molded with the blower mounting area 42 in one body.
The evaporator 7 is usually mounted on the insulation member 64 which is laid on the heat exchanger mounting surface 51 for heat insulation and protection of the evaporator. This insulation member 64 can fully occupy the area between the second rib 54 and the third rib 55, however, the insulation member 64 is laid to form spaces between the second rib 54 and the third rib 55 in this embodiment. As a result, a second drainage flow passage 58 having a depth corresponding to the thickness of insulation member 64 is formed between the front end surface of the insulation member 64 and the second rib 54, and a third drainage flow passage 59 having a depth corresponding to the thickness of insulation member 64 is formed between the rear end surface of the insulation member 64 and the third rib 55. This means that the rib depth can be an amount corresponding to the thickness of the insulation member 64 in comparison with the case such that the insulation member fully occupies the area, to obtain the same drain capacity. Therefore, this is one of the reasons for the reduced thickness of the conditioner casing 31. 8A.
Next, the structure of the coolant system 80 will be explained with reference to FIG. 12. The coolant system 80 supplies liquid coolant at a low temperature and low pressure to the evaporator 7, and has a compressor 81, a condenser 82 and a swelling valve 83.
The compressor 81 compresses a gas coolant having a low temperature and low pressure to absorb the heat of the passenger component, and is vaporized in the evaporator 7, and sends the coolant to the condenser 82 as a gas coolant with high temperature and high pressure. In this air conditioner for a vehicle, the compressor 81 is driven by an engine via a belt and a clutch.
The condenser 82 is installed in the front part of the engine component, and cools the gas coolant having a high temperature and high pressure which is supplied from the compressor 81 by the outer air, and coagulates and liquefies the gas coolant. A condenser for exclusive use of the rear air conditioning unit 30 can be provided in addition to that for the front air conditioning unit.
The liquefied coolant is sent to the receiver (not shown) to separate the liquid and gas, and is sent to the swelling valve 83 as a liquid coolant with high temperature and high pressure. This liquid coolant with high temperature and high pressure is decompressed and swelled at the swelling valve 83 and is sent to the evaporator 7 as the liquid (mist) coolant with low temperature and low pressure.
In addition, reference number 84 shows a controller to control the temperature of the amount of air put out by the air conditioner.
FIG. 13 is an exploded perspective drawing which shows an example of the installation structure of the above-mentioned rear air compressor unit 30 in the vehicle. Reference numbers 85 show a pair of left and right brackets fixing the unit to the frame of the vehicle. Reference numbers 86 show drain hoses to connect the drain openings 34 for exhaust of the drainage to the out of the vehicle. Reference numbers 87 show coolant pipes to circulate the coolant in the coolant system 80. Reference numbers 88 show covers covering the drain hoses 86 and the coolant pipes 87 to prevent their exposure to the passenger component. And reference numbers 89 show covers covering the brackets 85 to prevent their exposure to the passenger component.
The operation of the above-described rear air conditioning unit 30 is explained below.
As explained above, in the present invention, the casing of the cross-flow fan 8A is molded with the conditioner casing 31 in one body, and therefore, a casing exclusively for the cross-flow fan 8A is unnecessary. As a result, the number of parts and the costs to prepare molds is lower and the expense is decreased, and further, it is possible to reduce the weight of the unit. Moreover, the thickness of the rear air conditioning unit 30 can be reduced to about 5-8 mm because a casing exclusively for the cross-flow fan 8A is unnecessary. Furthermore, in the present invention, the cross-flow fan 8A is used as the blower, which is advantageous for reducing the thickness of the rear air conditioning unit 30 for miniaturization. In addition, the advantage of low noise in operation, is obtained because the cross-flow fan 8A is used.
Meanwhile, accuracy of the casing, especially accuracy of the stabilizer 65 and the fan casing portion, are important to secure the capacity of the cross-flow fan 8A. In the present invention, the adjustment between these parts becomes easier because the casing of cross-flow fan 8A is molded with the conditioner casing 31 in one body. That is, in the conventional air conditioning unit, a blower unit has an exclusive casing which is mounted in the air conditioning unit. Therefore, adjustment is required at the assembly of the blower unit and the mounting of the assembled blower unit to the rear air conditioning unit 30, and the assembly of the unit becomes complicated. In contrast, in the structure of the present invention, the adjustment is only carried out once. Therefore, the assembly of the unit is simplified and the processes for assembly are decreased as a whole.
Next, the exhaust of the drainage which is exhausted from the evaporator 7 is explained. The drainage drips from the evaporator 7 and flows into the drain openings 34 which are located at the left and right of the unit, via drainage flow passages 57, 58, 59, 60, which are designed to incline downwards towards both sides. However, the drainage may forcibly move back and forth because of quick starting or braking of the vehicle, or the drainage may forcibly move left and right because of quick turns of the vehicle.
In this case, the drainage forcibly moving left and right may flow out over the ribs which form flow passages. This phenomenon increases with the width (a width along the front and rear directions) of the passages. Especially, if this phenomenon occurs in the first drainage flow passage 57, a serious problem may occur in that the drainage flows out into the passenger component. To cope with this problem, in the present invention, the width of the first drainage flow passage 57 is reduced by the dividing rib 61. Especially, in this embodiment, since the second rib 54 has curved shape to drain the drainage smoothly, the width of the first drainage flow passage 57 is widened at the center. Therefore, the dividing rib 61 is also installed at the center.
As a result, the first drainage flow passage 57 is divided into the front flow passage 57 a and the rear flow passage 57 b, and the movement of the drainage along the front and rear directions is restricted in narrow areas. Hence, acceleration of the drainage is prevented and the flowing out of the drainage becomes difficult, and therefore, the height of the first rib 53 which is located at the front of the first drainage flow passage 57 can be reduced. Consequently, the rear air conditioning unit 30 can be miniaturized by reducing the thickness of the unit, and the inlet openings 32 can be enlarged in accordance with the reduction in size of the first rib 53.
In addition, the above-described dividing rib 61 can be applied to the other drainage flow passages. For example, if the fourth drainage flow passage is widened, a rib can be installed to prevent the drainage from flowing out into the blower mounting area 52. The rib also can be applied to prevent the movement of the drainage along the width direction of the vehicle, and the prevention of the movement of the drainage along the front and rear directions.
Meanwhile, in the case of the second drainage flow passage 58 and the third drainage flow passage 59, spaces formed between the insulation member 64 and the second rib 54 and the third rib 55 which are respectively located at the front or the rear side of the insulation member, are used as the drainage flow passages 58, 59. The depth of these drainage flow passages is substantially increase in accordance with the thickness of the insulation member 64. As a result, the height of the second rib 54 and the third rib 55 can be reduced in comparison with the case where the insulation member fully occupies the heat exchanger mounting surface. This result can be utilized to reduce the thickness of the lower casing 50 which functions as the drainage-pan, and can be utilized to miniaturize the rear air conditioning unit 30 by reducing the thickness of the unit.
Because of the above-described improvement, the thickness of the rear air conditioning unit 30 is expected to be reduced by about 30 mm.
In the above-explained example, the cross-flow fan 8B is used as the blower, however, the present invention also can be applied to a rear air conditioning unit in which a sirocco fan used as the blower, to handle the drainage.
Furthermore, it is not always necessary to install the ribs to form the drainage passages, because appropriate wall surfaces of the unit can also be used to form the drainage passages.
As described above, according to the structure of the rear air conditioning unit of the present invention, the following advantages are obtained.
1. Since the cross-flow is used as the blower and the casing of the cross-flow fan is molded with the conditioner casing in one body, the number of parts and the costs to prepare the molds are reduced and an expenses are decreased.
Furthermore, this unification of the casing is effective to reduce the weight of the unit and to simplify the assembly of the unit.
2. Because of the unification of the casing, a casing exclusively used for cross-flow fan becomes unnecessary. Therefore, space for the casing of the cross-flow fan is saved and the rear air conditioning unit can be miniaturized by reducing the thickness of the unit.
3. Since the drainage flow passages are formed by the insulation member and the ribs which are located at the front and rear sides of the insulation member, the drainage flow passages are deepened in accordance with the thickness of the insulation member. Therefore, the rear air conditioning unit can be miniaturized by reducing the thickness of the unit in accordance with the reduced size of the ribs.
4. Since the drainage flow passage is narrowed by the dividing rib, the acceleration and the spillage of the drainage due to internal motion is prevented.
Therefore, if the dividing rib is applied to the first drainage flow passage which is located near the inlet opening, the lower casing can be made thin, the rear air conditioning unit can be miniaturized, and both the noise in operation and the consumed power can be reduced because the inlet openings can be enlarged.
5. Since the rear air conditioning unit is miniaturized by reducing the thickness of the unit, a comfortable space can be provided in the passenger component even if the unit is installed in a sedan type passenger car having a passenger component with a low ceiling.
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Fragments of Noir: January 2017
He had a broad flat face, rough reddish skin and little reddish eyes from which tears leaked continuously. He was called Red Johhny. He might have been related to Pinky.
He wore a white silk shirt open at the throat, gren-and-red checked suspenders, tan gabardine pants, white and tan wing-tipped shoes, and the usual heavy gold jewellery denoting a successful pimp; gold ring with a huge milky stone of unknown origin, gold ring with three-quarter-carat yellow diamond, and a gold lodge ring with the outline of an owl with two ruby eyes.
He crossed glances with Red Marie, standing to the left and behind Coffin Ed, then he spread his thick fingered hands and looked at the gun bulge on Coffin Ed's shoulder.
She disappeared. I got up and put my clothes on and listened before I went out, but there was no answer. When I reached the sidewalk in front of the house the taxi was just pulling up. I looked back. The house seemed completely dark.
Someone once said life is all conjunctions, just one damn thing after another. But so much of it's not connected. You're sliding along, hit a bump and come down in a life you don't recognize. Every day you head in a dozen different directions, become a dozen different people ; some of them make it back home that night, others don't.
You know it was a revelation for me to learn that I don't have to be comfortable. Nowhere is written that I must be comfortable. I also thought that if I felt nervous or anxious or unhappy I had to do something but that's not true. Bad feelings won't kill me. Alcohol will kill me but my feelings won't.
Our Own Appetite
''We will allow the rats to eat the fish'' Proctor said ''believe me when I tell you, that as far as I'm concerned the rats are welcome to that fish, because it stinks. Besides, rats have to eat. We have work for those rats to do and we want them nice and healthy and ready to run fast when we light them off, so we will transcend our own appetite for the fish and let them eat it''.
My guitar brought us here to Bonmat Texas
And i bought you everything your eyes could see
But the mansion couldn't hold you
Could nobody's arms to warm you
I guess i gave you everything but me
In the End You Wonder
Every day you amass knowledge in a frantic race against death that death will win. You want to find out everything in the time you have : yet in the end you wonder why you bothered, it'll all be lost. I keep trying to explain this to anyone who will listen. Derek Raymond
'Thanks' I said. 'You're an oasis Charles, an Eight Avenue oasis'
Someone in a booth had dropped a nickel in a juke slot. It was the only good record in the box, the Bechet version of 'Summertime'. The haunting tone of Sydney's clarinet took over the place. I looked around to see if it was Shirley. She was always playing it. She was sitting in a booth by herself, listening to the music.
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Ju's Reviews: H is for Hawk - Helen Macdonald
I persisted with this book as the author does with her hawk, hoping I'd get on with it if I just tried harder. But there comes a point when you have to admit you're bored and unengaged and you just need to fly free.
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Willaim Shatner - 2010 Hollywood Charity Horse Show
Today, the Priceline.com Hollywood Charity Horse Show, Sponsored by Wells Fargo is an ongoing event that garners national press coverage. On one special spring Saturday evening each year, the HCHS brings together world-class reining horses and riders in breathtaking slides and spins as they compete for top honors in their respective classes. Then, as the sun sets, the much anticipated auction and music show put on by headline groups such as Brad Paisley, Ben Folds, Lyle Lovett, Willie Nelson and Randy Travis, kick off right after an amazing array of food & fun. Come join us this May 1, 2010 for an uplifting and worthy event to support an important cause. This year's musical guest is Sarah McLachlan.
Geoff Edwards - Radio PersonalityGeoff Edwards is a veteran radio and television broadcaster. He has an Emmy for best talk show host, and an Emmy nomination for best Game Show Host. Besides hosting network game shows, he has appeared as an actor in numerous television shows and movies. In radio, he was top rated in Los Angeles on both KMPC and KFI. With all of this, Geoff never lost his thirst for travel. He has been cruising since 1969 and has twice cruised around the world. From Morocco, to the Marshall Islands, and even to Branson, Geoff 's wit adds a special flavor to his travel commentary. Michael, Geoff's wife, travels with him and records all on film.Today, Geoff writes for several national magazines, currently broadcasts a weekly travel report to Monterey's KION morning show, and does on "location" special travel broadcasts for CRN, the Cable Radio Network. Posted by
Pam has a unique opinion on TV/Radio/Movies and offers a fresh perspective as the CRN Media Critic at Large. What's Hot and What's Not as well as the inside scoop on the entertainment industry. Pam dishes praise and criticism alike on your favorite shows and actors while telling you why they will be a success or failure. She is also an official with the Annual Rose Parade in Pasadena, CA. Posted by
Biz Fed LIVE Across AmericaWe tackle the importance of the US Census count, which happens every 10 years and officially gets tackle the importance of the US Census count, which happens every 10 years and officially gets under way this month in LA County and around the country. There are millions of federal dollars at stake in ensuring an accurate count - as the census is used as a basis to dole out funds in areas including education, social services, job training and transportation. Los Angeles County lost more money than any other county because of undercounts in the 2000 census—an estimated $636 million from eight programs whose funding levels are most affected by the census. Our guests will be founding chair David Fleming and BizFed member Fran Inman, senior vice president of Majestic Realty and chair-elect of the LA Area Chamber.
Manny Pacheco is a radio and television personality from Orange County, California. His career has spanned over three decades. He was a host of the Daytime Emmy-nominated, In Studio on KCOP 13. He has also appeared on NBC’s Santa Barbara, and moderated many public television pledge drives (KCET in Los Angeles). He also had a principle role in the documentary, Karaoke Fever, which was featured at the L.A. Film Festival in 2001.
The ideal companion for both lovers of cinema and students of history. Manny Pacheco’s Forgotten Hollywood Forgotten History highlights the best supporting actors and actresses of Hollywood’s Golden Age, and their films that tell America’s story.
Tommy Lasorda - Hall of Fame Manager of the Los Angeles Dodgers
Regarded by many as baseball's most popular ambassador, Tommy Lasorda begins his 61st season in the Dodger organization and fifth as Special Advisor to the Chairman. He was named Vice President in 1996 after retiring as manager, a position he held for the previous 20 seasons. Lasorda compiled a 1,599-1,439 record and won two World Championships, four National League pennants and eight division titles in an extraordinary 20-year career as the Dodgers' manager. He ranks 13th with 1,599 wins and 12th with 3,038 games managed in Major League history. His 16 wins in 30 NL Championship Series games managed were the most of any manager at the time of his retirement in 1996. His 61 postseason games managed ranks fifth all-time behind Joe Torre (138), Bobby Cox (132), Tony LaRussa (110) and Casey Stengel (63). He is only one of four managers to manage the same team for 20 years or more, joining Walter Alston, Connie Mack and John McGraw. Bruce Weber - "As They See Em"
Bruce Weber, a reporter for the New York Times, began his career in publishing as a fiction editor at Esquire. His first piece for the Times was a profile of Raymond Carver for the Sunday magazine in 1983, and he has been on staff at the newspaper since 1986 as an editor, metro reporter, national cultural correspondent, theater columnist and theater critic, among other things. His writing about baseball includes three cover stories for the Times Magazine (for whom he has also profiled E. L. Doctorow, Martin Cruz Smith, the Harvard Admissions Department, the New York Public Library and Cher) and he has regularly contributed first-person essays and participatory features to the paper. These include accounts of several bicycle journeys (from Hanoi to Ho Chi Minh City and from San Francisco to New York City, among them); of a walk the length of Broadway, from Yonkers to the Battery; of canoeing down the Hudson; of skating on all of New York City's skating rinks and of batting in all of New York City's batting cages. He has written for Sports Illustrated, Sport, Esquire, Manhattan Inc., Vogue, Mademoiselle, Redbook, Harpers' Bazaar, the Hartford Courant and the St. Petersburg Times. As They See ’Em is an insider’s look at the largely unknown world of professional umpires, the small group of men (and the very occasional woman) who make sure America’s favorite pastime is conducted in a manner that is clean, crisp, and true. Bruce Weber, a New York Times reporter, not only interviewed dozens of professional umpires but entered their world, trained to become an umpire, then spent a season working games from Little League to big league spring training. As They See ’Em is Weber’s entertaining account of this experience as well as a lively exploration of what amounts to an eccentric secret society, with its own customs, its own rituals, its own colorful vocabulary. Writing with deep knowledge of and affection for baseball, he delves into such questions as: Why isn’t every strike created equal? Is the ump part of the game or outside of it? Why doesn’t a tie go to the runner? And what do umps and managers say to each other during an argument, really? Packed with fascinating reportage that reveals the game as never before and answers the kinds of questions that fans, exasperated by the clichés of conventional sports commentary, pose to themselves around the television set, Bruce Weber’s As They See ’Em is a towering grand slam.
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The Sketchbook Challenge: Our Classes, Workshops and More!
June 1, 2012 (six weeks on-line) The Artist's Toolbox You ARE creative and it IS possible to learn the basic alphabet of the visual language and begin to think and see like an artist. QuiltUniversity.com is an affordable and informative on-line class venue. Sign up today!
Jane Davies is teaching at CREATE in Somerset, NJ, on July 18 and 19. More info here.
Fabric-Paper July 18, 9 - 4 More info here.
Introduction to Fusion Fabric July 18, 6 - 9 More info here.
Unbinding the Visual Journal, July 19, 9 - 4 More info here.
Scribble Paint, July 19, 6 - 9 More info here.
Starting June 7: Sketching and Watercolor: Journal Style ONLINE class.
Near Ashville, North Carolina, at Random Arts June 29: Monoprinting with Paper and Collage; July 1: Watercolor Sketchbook: Designs from Life; July 2: Wet FeltingMore information here.
Sue Bleiweiss will be teaching the Paper Bag Leather journal class at Ink About It in Westford MA on June 2, 2012 More details here.
Sue Bleiweiss will be doing a book signing and Keychain Book make it take it at Ink About It in Westford MA June 30, 2012 from 10:00-2:00. Stop by Ink About It where Sue will be signing copies of her new book The Sketchbook Challenge. While you’re there you can make a keychain book to take home with you!
July 26 Alternatively Bound & Stitched
July 27 Color Theory
July 28 10 Textile Techniques Using Acrylic Inks
More info here. Deborah Boschert
Sign up for Deborah Boschert's e-newsletter for regular updates and free pdf downloads. Carol Sloan
June 3, 2012 Blue Twig Studio Colorado Springs, CO
"Whimsical Mark Making" - A playful approach to drawing and fanciful journal pages.
June 4, 2012 Blue Twig Studio Colorado Springs, CO "Painted Papers" - Carol will show you a variety of techniques to use to prepare backgrounds for journals, collages or sketches with her favorite journal paper.
June 7-11, 2012 Art Camp For Women- Winter Park, CO Book Making With Carol Sloan - create a one of a kind handmade book with all supplies provided! More info here.
June 6th, 2012 Artful Gathering, the online Art Retreat
Can't make it to a Live Art Retreat? Take a 'Staycation Style' retreat with Artful Gathering-the Online Art Retreat! The first session begins June 6th and my workshop, 'Still Pursuing Portraits' takes an in depth look at drawing front, side and 3/4 view profiles using a simple face mapping system that makes the rules of drawing faces easy to remember and execute. From drawing in our journals we will then create mixed media paintings from some of the sketches. DVD of entire workshop is available for attendees!
July 30 - August 7th Art Unraveled 2012 From 'Puzzling Portraits' to carving lino blocks and turning them into mixed media art journal pages in 'A Cut Above' the 10th anniversary of Art Unraveled promises to be an exciting time! I hope you'll consider joining me for one of my workshops in Phoenix, AZ this summer. If you want to check out more of my lino cuts you can see them in the May issue of Somerset Studio. Also be on the lookout for my new line of stamps inspired by that article in the Shoppe at Stampington this July! More info here.


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I shot a lot of clothed images with Justine, she had some great wardrobe with her. But we took some lovely nudes too. She is stunning and a really sweet, creative person. Definitely one of my favorite model friends that I’ve made.
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Obama Said to Invite Vietnam’s President to Washington « Frontier Markets Compendium
Obama Said to Invite Vietnam’s President to Washington
HANOI—President Truong Tan Sang of Vietnam has been invited by PresidentBarack Obama to visit the White House this month, according to people in Vietnam familiar with the matter, in what would be only the third presidential state visit between the two countries since diplomatic relations were established in 1995.
The two countries have had delicate relations due partly to U.S. concerns over the communist country’s handling of dissent. On Tuesday, the trial of prominent dissident Le Quoc Quan was postponed indefinitely because the judge was sick, state media reported.
But the U.S. remains Vietnam’s No. 2 trading partner after China, and Vietnam has posted growing trade surpluses since 1997. In 2012, Vietnam recorded a surplus of $15.6 billion, versus $13.2 billion in 2011, according to U.S. data.
Vietnam and the U.S. have so far discussed bilateral cooperation for maritime security, search and rescue operations, peacekeeping operations, humanitarian assistance and disaster relief.
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Partner News: Orrick Hires Leading Private Equity Partner in China | Legal and Recruitment News for the Asian Market
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Partner News: Orrick Hires Leading Private Equity Partner in China
Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP recently appointed Maurice Hoo as a partner and co-head of the firm’s global Private Equity Practice.
From the Orrick press release:
“Based in Hong Kong, Mr. Hoo will have a regional and global private equity remit. He formerly led the China private equity practice of U.S. law firm, Paul Hastings.
Recognized as a leading private equity practitioner in Asia*, Mr. Hoo is an accomplished private equity lawyer with a client base that includes some of the world’s leading private equity funds and financial institutions. He regularly represents international private equity funds such as Warburg Pincus, as well as private equity groups within global financial institutions such as AIG Investments, in investments in China and other parts of Asia.
Don Keller, global head of Orrick’s Corporate Group, explained: ‘We are very excited that Maurice is joining Orrick and has agreed to take on an important global leadership role within our firm. Orrick has a long-standing strategic priority to build a market-leading private equity practice globally, as well as in China and Asia. In addition to enhancing the capabilities of our sizeable China Corporate Group, our decision to appoint Maurice to co-lead the development of our global private equity practice from Hong Kong shows just how important the private equity market is for our clients.”‘
“Mr. Hoo’s appointment comes at a time of significant expansion for the firm in China. In the last few months, Orrick has announced the appointment of several new partners in the China offices: Allen Shyu’s appointment in March as a member of the firm’s Greater China U.S. Securities Practice from Baker McKenzie; Andrew Dale’s elevation to partnership in Orrick’s dispute resolution practice in Hong Kong in February; Michael Haworth’s relocation to Orrick’s Hong Kong office to lead the firm’s regional real estate practice in January and the addition of corporate partners Niping Wu from Cleary Gottlieb, Phoebus Chu from Paul Hastings and Thomas Tobiason who relocated from Silicon Valley to Shanghai.”
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Crack the Case of the Coveted Bottle - yes, the SJP Fragrance - and win $10,000 in Cash & Prizes. FASHIONTRIBES BEAUTY & PERFUME BLOG
By joining in the search for the missing bottle and the effort to “free” SJP from "prison" you will have a chance to win up to $10,000 until October 15th. Sleuth out weekly clues as the case unfolds, and team up with the online community - you never know what might pop-up on the MySpace page!
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Sir and M'lady Dine Out: CHISHOLMS - JENOLAN CAVES NSW
There are a small number of bar meals available in the bar area just outside Chisholms. Meals there range from around $15.00 to $20.00 or snacks there are an even lighter option with potato fries with aioli for $7.00, wedges with sweet chilli and sour cream for $10.00, garden salad with balsamic dressing for $7.00, salt and pepper squid on potato fries with aioli for $13.50 or a decadent cheese platter for $18.00. Main one was the suckling pork loin roasted with maple syrup and spices and served with a black currant sauce local new season apples and roast pumpkin. It was well prepared and presented with nice flavours - one little thing was that it could have been a bit warmer. This main was $32.00.


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“Bad love” | johncoyote
I poured the tequila into my coffee cup, cut the lemons into pieces and pray for the night to be kind to me. I drank the tequila and allowed the lemon to quiet the burn. I hope the tequila can quiet the memories of your beautiful face. I may even smiled and laughed, but I’m dead. You can’t raise the dead. In the real life. Death of heart and need is the real peace for a man who wanted everything and nothing.
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Food: A Cultural Culinary History Vortrag | The Great Courses | Audible.de
Sprecher: Professor Ken Albala
Eating is an indispensable human activity. As a result, whether we realize it or not, the drive to obtain food has been a major catalyst across all of history, from prehistoric times to the present. Epicure Jean-Anthelme Brillat-Savarin said it best: "Gastronomy governs the whole life of man." In fact, civilization itself began in the quest for food. Humanity's transition to agriculture was not only the greatest social revolution in history, but it directly produced the structures and institutions we call "civilization." In 36 fascinating lectures, award-winning Professor Albala puts this extraordinary subject on the table, taking you on an enthralling journey into the human relationship to food. With this innovative course, you'll travel the world discovering fascinating food lore and culture of all regions and eras - as an eye-opening lesson in history as well as a unique window on what we eat today. PLEASE NOTE: When you purchase this title, the accompanying reference material will be available in your My Library section along with the audio. weiterlesen Weniger Vielen Dank für Ihren Einkauf
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Was hat Ihnen am allerbesten an Food: A Cultural Culinary History gefallen?Interesting topic, well researched and presented. Learned quite a lot about the history of food.Was wäre für andere Hörer sonst noch hilfreich zu wissen, um das Hörbuch richtig einschätzen zu können?Unfortunately, Mr Albala's interjection of a 'right?" or 'ok?' at the end of many sentences is rather irritating. The course was entertaining as such though
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Pluralist Speaks: Am Imaginary Letter
'Though the phrase has become tedious, I think you have it "spot on."
17 August 2008 at 00:58
I read yours and Mark Harris' letters. This is certainly a different approach. Thrown out or voluntarily abstaining, there's gonna be losses. I'm getting too old for this crap, honestly.
When will the C of E be disestablished? Why do bishops continue to be government appointees? Why do they sit in the House of Lords?
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Brian is such an inquisitive young man, always so full of questions!
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Origanum | Article about Origanum by The Free Dictionary
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Related to Origanum: Origanum dictamnus, Origanum vulgare, Origanum majorana, origanum oil
a genus of plants of the family Labiatae. They are perennial herbs with elongated, ovate leaves and small pink or pinkish-purple flowers in paniculate-cymose inflorescences. There are more than 20 species in Europe (primarily in the Mediterranean area) and Southwest Asia. Five species grow in the USSR; they are widespread in the European part, the Caucasus, and southern Siberia. Wild marjoram (O. vulgare) is found in dry meadows, clearings, and light forests. The herb contains essential oil, tannin, and ascorbic acid. The dried flowers and leaves are used in decoctions for atonia of the intestine and as an expectorant.Origanum is a component of sudorific tea and is also used in baths. The leaves are used as a condiment and a seasoning in food and in the production of liqueurs and vodka. The plant is nectariferous. Animals will not eat Origanum. Sometimes Majorana is included in the same genus, but usually it is considered to be a separate genus.
Prianoaromaticheskie rasteniia SSSR i ikh ispol’zovanie v pishchevoi promyshlennosti. Moscow, 1963.
Collis and colleagues reported that the antioxidant properties of aqueous extract of Origanum is comparable to alpha-tocopherol, but is less effective than ascorbic acid [7].
Table 1: Herbal Preparations for the Treatment of Small Intestine Bacterial Overgrowth FC-Cidal Dysbiocide Candibactin-AR Candibactin-BR Proprietary Proprietary 1 capsule, 408 1 capsule, 400 blend, 500 mg: blend, 950 mg mg contains: mg contains: 1 capsule per 2 capsules Tinospora Antheum Thymus vulgaris Coptis cordifolia graveoiens chinensis Equisetum Stemona Origanum Berberis arvense sessilifolia vulgare aquifolium Salvia officinalis Pau d'arco Artemisia Melissa Berberine HCI absinthium officinalis Thymus vulgaris Brucea javanica Scutellaria baicalensis Urtica dioica Pulsatilla Phellodendron chinensis chinense Artemisia Hedyotis Zingiber dracunculus diffusa officinale Olea europaea Picrasma Glycyrrhiza excelsa uralensis Acacia catechu Rheum officinale Achillea millefolium
Chemical composition and antimicrobial activities of two aromatic plants: Origanum majorana L.
Composition and antimicrobial activity of the essential oils of two Origanum species.
Take origanum vulgare 'aureum crispum', or the sage 'tricolor' which has pink, green and cream leaves.
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8-Cineole was identified as the major component in from others plants: Laurus Nobilis (Derwich et al, 2009; Ozcan et al, 2005; Dadalioglu et al, 2004; Kilic et al, 2005; Zheng-kui et al, 1 990; Politeo et al, 2007; Simic et al, 2004); Origanum minutiflorum (Dadalioglu and Evrendilek, 2004); Eucalyptus smitii and Callistemon speicosus (Ntezurubanza, 2000).
I also tested the frequency with which free-ranging adult female Misumena excreted in conspicuous hunting sites on wild marjoram Origanum vulgare over periods as long as 17 days.

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Fun Stuff Fire GOOD!!!: Owls, Daisies, and radical Plaid in Space!
Owls, Daisies, and radical Plaid in Space!
I love the challenge of themes for hunts or sales. Fire GOOD!!! is now participating in the Letter of the Week promotion. (More info on Letter of the Week L.O.W). As a content creator this one is fun because the new letter is randomly selected and revealed the prior week - so I get to come up with something new to fit the theme. I kind of like the mystery too....like, "Oooh what's the SECRET LETTER gonna be???" **Suspense Music** Then I find out, run to my secret lab and have fun building.
So for this week, the Letter of the Week is "O" which stands for O W L !!! For this theme, I created a new texture and outfit.. The Owl Play Dress will be on sale for 50L at Fire GOOD!!! for the week of April 11 - 17. Features sculpted play dress, multiple clothing layers, stockings, and sculpted hat.
The Owl Play Dress is fun to wear with Daisy Rocket Feet... fun springy daisy particles and light yellow flames when you fly. On sale this week also for the "April Showers" springy theme in the Bargain Hunters Paradise weekly sale. Only 10 L for this week. (more info on bargain hunters paradise on the BHP Blog).
I made this floating bubble spaceship for a 10L Madness Event that was Thursday & Friday. I didn't get a chance to blog at that time because real life went sort of wacky (in a "not so good" way) but it's all good now. SO - leaving this Totally Rad Plaid Spaceship on sale for the weekend - 10L also! IT's like LUMBER JACKS IN SPACE!!! I love the funky smoke particles when you fly- just wear the spaceship and turn your AO off to float instead of walk. Have your own totally rad plaid space invasion.
Oh by the way, that's my friend AngieBabe Pearl in the spaceship ad...I asked her to dress up as a nerd, she makes a GREAT nerd don't you think?
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