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A NightBlooming Garden: Rehabilitating Damaged Hair Naturally Giveaway!
Rehabilitating Damaged Hair Naturally Giveaway!
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1: Get Rehabilitating Damaged Hair Naturally
You can pick it up from Etsy (.mobi, PDF, .epub) or Amazon (.mobi). Already have the first editon launched on Etsy on 2013? You can enter using that, but you can get a free update! Just shoot me an email with your desired format and I'll send it right along as a thank-you for your early support.
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Remember you have to enter between August 31st and September 5th!
What did you learn in the book that surprised you the most?
What piece of advice, recipe, or technique in the book do you think will help you the most?
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A Grah-Toe Studio pear wood, gold accent, and curly maple heirloom detangling comb valued at $220. Full details here.
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SaraAugust 31, 2016 1:08 AMI love the original book and can't wait to read the new version! My favorite section is the chapter with all of your treatment suggestions! What really makes this valuable is that you break down ingredients by type so it's easy to understand the role of each in a mixture. But if you want "biggest surprise," it was that different hair types have a different cross-section shape! I had no idea. I'm pretty sure I know where I fall on the chart, but now I want to pull out a microscope... ;)Congrats on the release!Sara (gumdropmountain on Etsy)ReplyDeleteCareyAugust 31, 2016 2:27 AMI just bought the book on Amazon, and am devouring it! My favorite analogy so far is comparing hair to a t-shirt you wear constantly and never take off... that made a lot of sense to me! Thanks so much for the information, and this giveaway!ReplyDeleteUnknownAugust 31, 2016 8:43 AMI've had the book for a couple of years now and I'm so glad that you had the opportunity to get is published. My favorite section of the book is definitely the part about combating and preventing damage. Although I still dye and use what on my hair, it is much healthier and thicker thanks to you!I think the most surprising part was the section about hair types. Being black I assumed that my hair texture must fall in with the 4s, but your book let me know that this was not the case.The whole book honestly helped me rehabilitate my hair. I'm not completely natural (I still dye and heat style my hair), but your tips about hair care and the health needs of hair helped me take much better care of it. Even though j have bleached my naturally dark, dark brown hair to a light platinum I still have thick, healthy hair.ReplyDeleteAnonymousAugust 31, 2016 2:36 PMThe technique/advice that I think will help me the most is the porosity test. I haven't quite worked out what my hair needs yet, so I look forward to testing. Knowing my porosity will be very useful for deciding whether or not I need to start by focusing on moisture.I also look forward to trying some of the recipes provided, especially the Chamomille Honey Moisture Treatment.Thank you for this giveaway!(Hailwidis on Rafflecopter, Etsy and LHC)ReplyDeleteKristyAugust 31, 2016 6:24 PMThanks so much for the giveaway! As for the recipe/technique that is going to help me the most: it seems so simple, but I had never thought about using an aloe mask on my hair. I'm definitely going to try that out! Thanks! ReplyDeleteKateAugust 31, 2016 8:38 PMI loved the acupressure points to stimulate hair growth. I already used the technique tonight, and I can't wait to see the results. As an added bonus, the technique helped with some neck tension too!Kate (isk8r813)ReplyDeleteKateAugust 31, 2016 8:39 PMI loved the section on acupressure points to stimulate hair growth. I already tried the technique tonight, and I'm looking forward to seeing increased growth. As an added benefit, the technique also helped with some neck tension I had been having. ReplyDeleteAnonymousAugust 31, 2016 9:27 PMSo I was thrilled to receive an email about the update to this book today. I absolutely love when people do epic research on something they are passionate about and then turn that into a concise morsel for me to enjoy, and (re)reading this was definitely enjoyable. I achieved great results with the information in the original version, but my desire to realize even more awesome hair has been rekindled! :D (Think I will be integrating the micro-trim into my routine soon.)I especially love the section on hair growth, both my husband and brother in law suffer from stress related hair loss. Naturally they look to me and my interest in natural remedies to help find a solution. Now I feel like I have a solid platform to help them from. Quite a serendipitous thing for the new version to come out now that the stress levels are down! Thank you for sending me the updated version and for the chance to win some groovy stuff! And of course for making the best hair oil ever. ~Be ExcellentJimReplyDeleteMelissa RyznerSeptember 01, 2016 4:20 AMI actually fell asleep because I wasn't feeling well and when I woke up in the middle of the night what did I do? Order my copy and start reading..lol! Loving it! Will definitely be reading on breaks and lunch today. :)ReplyDeleteAnonymousSeptember 01, 2016 8:13 AMPosted for Lucie:What is your favorite quote from the book?" A lined shirt, either purchased or handmade, is an excellent way to track your progress"Well, i've never taught so far! :) I never measured my hair before because it is so frustrating for me to do it right but with this t-shirt, there is no problem anymore! :)What piece of advice, recipe, or technique in the book do you think will help you the most?To do microtrimming instead of just regular chops. I did not think so far that you've get damage every month with colored hair and that in the end you will loose a lot more hair of cutting a lot of and that the ends will be still damaged after a short period. So microtrimming doesn't chop a lot off and you can redo it every month so you will have fresh ends for the whole year instead of after a few months.ReplyDeletePark MikiSeptember 01, 2016 4:15 PMCongratulations and thank you for making the giveaway! ♥ReplyDeleteAnonymousSeptember 01, 2016 4:32 PMSeriously loving the book. My fave quote: "It's important to remember that, so far as your body is concerned, your hair is about dead last as far as priorities go. It's only after it has taken care of the parts of your body more crucial to keeping you alive that the leftover blood and nutrients go to nonessential parts." I spend so much time thinking about and taking care of my hair, I forget that biologically and physiologically my body doesn't so much care about it! It's good to keep things in perspective and this quote reminds me to be patient with my hair and my body. Thanks for the great read and the great etsy shop!-ephemeri ReplyDeleteMelissa RyznerSeptember 01, 2016 6:41 PMOk I seem to be a HUGE idiot this week and when I do the Rafglecoptwr not sure if I'm doing this right but OMG my absolute favorite quote I think says it all about healthy hair care in general..."The most important thing with healthy hair is not what you do to it; it's what you don't do to it".And since lots of people are talking about all three topics I want to join in because in regards to what I've learned from the book that surprised me most was the warming oil up in your hands for a but before you apply. Makes ALL the sense in the world and I seriously had no clue. You can better believe that will be a immediate thing I out into practice!And finally, the bit of advice that I think will help me the most would be switching to a seemless wooden comb. I'll admit I had turned to a brush again because my plastic comb broke and I never replaced it but yeah, a wooden comb will definitely be a birthday gift I'm getting myself!What an amazing book! So happy to have bought it. If you can figure out if I'm doing something g wrong with the Rafglecoptwr give me a heads up. It's been that kind if a week.ReplyDeleteUnknownSeptember 01, 2016 6:51 PMThank you so much for creating this lovely giveaway and for writing an incredible book. I loved the book and all the fantastic info and tips and tricks that you shared with us. I think my favourite piece of advice was doing a porosity test. I've been able to better assess what my hair actually needs. Thank you so much again!!!ReplyDeleteShelley ReeceSeptember 01, 2016 7:42 PMThe original book was a god-send for me; I bought it last year when my hair was BSL but bleached, heat-treated daily, and shredding, and the more I trimmed it, the higher up the shaft the split would go. I did end up cutting all my hair off, and using the e-book as a how-to guide for how to grow my hair properly this time! I decided to ask my friends to buy me gifts from your etsy store for my birthday :) Now I have completely natural shoulder-length hair and everyone compliments me all the time on how naturally shiny and healthy it is. I can't wait to keep growing it!"What did you learn in the book that surprised you the most?"I was extremely surprised to learn how much damage hair spray can do. As someone who used to use AquaNet every day, the photographs that showed the effect that this had on the hair was a big wake-up call. The photographs in general were surprising and illuminating. For example, I had always "known" that straightening my hair was "bad" for it, but I had never realized that it actually boiled the hair. "What is your favorite quote from the book?"From the same section: "keep in mind that your haircurrently at shoulder will be at your waist,at tailbone, at classic or longer, three, five,seven or ten years from now." When I read that quote I finally understood that I had to make a choice between styled platinum-blonde shoulder-length hair, or natural ash-brown classic-length hair. Either choice was completely fine - but there was probably no way to put my hair through the bleaching and styling I was doing and expect to end up with classic-length shining healthy hair. So now when I look at my hair, I look at it from the perspective of this IS my hair - the hair I work with today is probably going to be with me for the next decade, so the relationship I have with it today really matters. That is also why I love your book - I love the philosophy that good hair care starts within. Just remembering to drink a cup of Miruvor every day reminds me that I want to look after my hair, and makes me feel like I'm doing my best to give it a healthy growing environment :) Thank you so much for your etsy shop and the time you put into helping us figure out our hair! ReplyDeleteshannonSeptember 01, 2016 9:42 PMI was surprised to read the bit about the elasticity boost from rice water--I soak rice a couple times a week anyhow (thai sticky rice is a staple for me), and I've just been dumping off the soaking water, so I'm kind of excited to use it on my hair instead! I'm so glad to see an updated/extended version of the ebook, it was a huge help a couple years ago when I was struggling to get away from damaged hair! I'll definitely be reading the new version in depth to see what I'm missing!ReplyDeleteUnknownSeptember 02, 2016 9:12 AMMy favourite qoute of this book is simple, but beautiful: "This guide is not full of quick fixes."Nightblooming keeps it real. No fake promises or advertising of any kind, just proper, based on years of experience, advice!It also says a lot about her book and writing. Clear, concise, to the point, but still written so fluently with a crisp and fresh lay out.Or in shorter wording: just plain pleasant to read :)Phaelanopsis ReplyDeletedancingfrogSeptember 02, 2016 1:48 PMI am grateful for the information about which herbs do what for hair! So many articles focus on health, but Nightbloomimg's book (original edition) is all about caring for hair. I can't wait to see what is in the new book!Janine (dancingfrog)ReplyDeletedancingfrogSeptember 02, 2016 1:54 PMThe original book gave us information about which herb does what for your hair. So many articles and website focus on benefits to your body, it is refreshing to find a source of well-researched information that is specific to having healthy hair. The other reviews mention entirely new topics, I can't wait!ReplyDeleteRebecca StimmlerSeptember 02, 2016 3:32 PMI loved the part about coconut oil the most. It surprised me how beneficial it was!ReplyDeleteKitten1030September 03, 2016 9:55 AMStill reading but so far my favorite quote is, "Rather than trying to force your hair to be something it isn't, find styles that accentuate your hair to it's fullest potential." I struggle with this because I do not have shampoo commercial hair! Ha ha! What I learned so far that has surprised me the most is the logic behind micro trimming. I never understood the reason why this was better than a bigger chop less frequently. Ding, ding, ding! It makes so much sense now. The piece of advice that will help the most is the list of different oils and their properties. This will be a great reference to go back to. Also the proper way to oil. All this time and I realize now that I have been using way too much!Ok, thanks for doing this amazing giveaway and good luck with your book sales, back to reading!ReplyDeleteAvokadoSeptember 03, 2016 10:50 AMI bought the first book when it became available, The part about different kind of damage enlightened me why i couldn't grow my hair long. Especially about mechanical damage, i'm treating my hair much better now, and it's at hip finally :)HelenaReplyDeleteKimberly BeaSeptember 03, 2016 12:15 PMWhat surprised and pleased me the most was the section about microtrimming. It helped me understand why after a substantial trim (like 3 inches or so) I start seeing splits again so soon.ReplyDeleteJulia KSeptember 03, 2016 1:14 PMI've already read a lot about preventing damage from your hair online, so I was surprised that there were a lot of information I didn't already know about. What surprised me the most was that sulfur is helpful against hairloss. I was always told that oh you can't do anything against hairloss but there still seems to be a bit of hope.What I think will help me the most is the porosity test, the recipe with honey (I always wondered what else can be helpful except of oils) and that oils may be good for the scalp but bad for the ends and vice versa.Thank you very much for the informative book.ReplyDeleteSiobhanSeptember 03, 2016 2:43 PMMy favourite quote was the part that the cuticle is like armor. I thought that was a really good way to put it-- if you didn't take care of a suit of armor, it probably wouldn't protect you very well. The book also convinced me to incorporate micro trimming into my routine. I've thought about it, but always get scared at the idea of cutting my own hair, but it really is better than just letting the ends split then having someone else cut off more than I'd like, I also really like having all the info on oils there for reference. I'm sure I will come back to those pages many times!ReplyDeleteMary HolcombeSeptember 03, 2016 7:52 PMI so did not know their was so many different shapes to the hair. I have not finished the book, but now i know I need to change my brush, my brush has the plastic prongs but has horse hair Brissels surrounding each prong. ---MaryReplyDeleteKristine BergSeptember 04, 2016 12:36 PMI liked the section on growth-stimulating techniques. My hair is in pretty good shape, but I'd like to promote more growth, so I'll be trying out scalp massages. =)ReplyDeleteJessica HjelmSeptember 04, 2016 1:30 PMI was very happy to receive an updated version of your book. The old version has been very helpful to me. My favourite chapter is chapter 5. The quote from that chapter is my favorite: "The #1 cause of damage is trying to make your hair be something it isn’t".Thank you for putting so much time and energy into this book so we all can benefit from it!Jessica Hjelm ReplyDeleteFemkeSeptember 04, 2016 3:22 PMTried to use the Rafflecopter, I could log in but could not fill in anything... I am probably doing something wrong, but I will put my love for this ebook in here :)First off all I just absolutely loved the fact that I got an email that the new version would be send to me, because I bought the older version. It was a happy message to receive on my birthday, to get a present like this.I already loved the first, but in this edition, I just love all the extra information. I love the section about the oils. As a junkfood-addict I passed over the healthy food section, but should read that ;-) Very important for me.The eye-opener for me is the part with the Baking soda rinse and the explanation what your hair tells you about what it needs. Because I Always struggled with knowing if my hair needs moisture or protein or whatever. This explains it.Very curious about trying the rice-water rinse. And the onion-honey mask is something I am going to try out soon.Also very excited about the henna book, because I love henna.The most important message in the book for me is probably: stop smoking and eat healthier. But that ofcourse is a life lesson in general :PThank you so much for you great book, for sharing you knowledge and making such wonderfull products!Love,Femke RoelofsmaReplyDeleteAmy LouSeptember 04, 2016 4:02 PMI really really like how you go through all the oils, herbs, & ingredients! It's very helpful & informative! Some of these things I never knew or heard of! My favorite is the rice water for elasticity though! So cool, I never knew about that. I like the part where you talk about the reality & coming to terms with your hair type....My hair type isn't my ideal type but I am going to try a lot of the herbs & oils you listed, and tips to try to better it. I've been growing my hair for a while but I'm still a little confused about it. Sometimes I'm not sure what it needs or why it looks/feels certain ways. But your book is already so helpful!I'm so happy! Also, I love love love all the pretty pictures! Thank you so much for creating this ebook!!!ReplyDeleteStrycnosaSeptember 04, 2016 11:41 PMI was surprised about the cross-sections of the hair shafts. I never realized just what is was that made the different types of hair. I love the information about minimizing mechanical damage. I made the switch from plastic bristles to wood and have seen a big change since then.I've also learned to embrace the silver hairs that have been appearing in force.I love your work and look forward to seeing your books on Henna.Holly Holt (hollythorns on Etsy) ReplyDeleteerin laciSeptember 05, 2016 10:56 AMSo, I did the best I could to narrow this down to one quote…with that being said, I successfully selected… four. : )“I have light brown hair naturally, but I had always, always wanted red hair.” – My mom is a natural red head and I am a natural blonde…that has gradually turned into that “mousy” color. When I was a kid, I was literally mad at my mom for not giving me her red hair. So I, too, have been dying my hair red for many, many years (with some other colors in between). This is the main reason for my desire to read this book.The next three quotes I chose because they captured my attention by connecting my love for reading fantasy to learning about my hair. “The cuticle of a hair is a series of overlapping, scale-like cells that run the length of the hair, like scales on the tail of a dragon.” – Just the thought that my hair is as awesome as a dragon made me want to learn how to take care of it better…you can call me Daenerys from now on. ; )“It’s like Cinderella’s stepsisters: their feet didn’t fit in the slipper, so to make their feet fit, one cut off her heel and the other her toe. Technically they got the desired foot size, but the results were ultimately not worth it.” – When I first read the original Cinderella as a kid, I thought how stupid they were for hurting themselves to change who they were…and now I know how stupid it is to damage my hair to change it when there is a better way.“Despite that infomercial you saw for the special wonder hair serum made from unicorn tears and crushed pearls for only $79.99 an ounce, it’s not happening.” – This really just made me laugh…I’m pretty sure I know some people that would buy a hair serum and actually believe it was made from unicorn tears…(side note: my ten year old nephew loves fantasy and sci-fi also and he told me recently that unicorns are real, but that they don’t really fart rainbows…)Reading this book was enjoyable and an eye-opener for me. I am excited to try some of what I learned!ReplyDeleteMFrankenSeptember 05, 2016 1:47 PMI just bought your book! Thus far, my favorite quote/analogy is that comparing hair to your favorite t-shirt. I'm loving it thus far! ReplyDeleteRabobSeptember 05, 2016 2:11 PMThe thing that has helped me most is the porosity test as described in the book. Finding out what my hair needs has made haircare so much easier!Thanks for a great book!ReplyDeleteMadison PollihanSeptember 05, 2016 3:56 PMThe information about trimming splits was really helpful. I also appreciated the huge list of oils that help hair growth. What surprised me the most was the amount of different vitamins and minerals our bodies need to maintain healthy hair.ReplyDeleteAnonymousSeptember 05, 2016 7:56 PMI got the book using kindle unlimited! I look forward to reading it. =) The honest truth is that my husband is away and he has our kindle so I won’t be able to read it until Saturday. So if my entry doesn’t count I understand since I have not read the book yet and am unable to answer the questions. Good luck with the book sales! =) I don’t have the right account to post with my name but my name is Ana H. The entry includes my full name.ReplyDeleteAdd commentLoad more...
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Ariel - Will chat apps boost BBC audiences?
As growth rates for Facebook and Twitter slow down, are instant messaging apps the next big thing for reaching audiences?
Last week, the BBC launched a pilot on WhatsApp and WeChat in India, just in time for the general election - thus enabling subscribers to receive news alerts on their smartphones.
BBC Hausa also introduced a pilot on BlackBerry Messenger (BBM) in Nigeria, which has nearly 130 million active mobile subscribers from a population of 170m. Trushar Barot, from the BBC's UGC and social media hub, says the aim is to explore the potential of instant messaging platforms - or chat apps - in reaching more people, "particularly as BBC Global News have got the very big target of doubling their audiences [to 500m] by 2022". Chat app growth
However the pilots' roots are closer to home, stemming from the summer riots that spread across England in 2011. "One of the things that put us slightly on the back foot was discovering that a lot of content was first appearing on BBM, and was particularly being shared by teenagers," explains Barot.
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BBC News on Instagram has 25,000 followers
"Since then we've been much more aware of the potential of chat apps, which are increasingly morphing from a simple text messaging platform to a place where a lot of people are sharing a lot more detail about their lives."
While monthly active users (MAU) for Facebook have grown to 1.23 billion, their expansion rate is falling. Likewise with Twitter, where MAUs have risen to 241m, albeit after a significant drop in growth rate. In contrast, usage of some chat apps appears to be accelerating. WhatsApp has become the most popular instant messaging app in the world, with more than 450m MAUs reportedly using the service. Its rival WeChat, along with its Chinese version Weixin, more than doubled its combined MAU last year to 355m. "These apps are made for mobile phones, so there's a much greater immediacy in terms of all the information that's shared, compared to more traditional social media like Facebook and Twitter, where people won't necessarily see everything that's posted," says Barot.
"If you're sending something as an instant message then you know that they're definitely going to receive it on their phone, and will probably read it fairly instantly." Cheaper to use
Some chat apps are also easier to use than social media, he adds, and actually reach a wider demographic. In other words, it's not just the younger generation and tech-savvy early adopters that sign up.
We seem to be the first main broadcaster testing any of these apps”
"A lot of people in poorer parts of the world are using WhatsApp because it's much cheaper than text messages."
Normally based in London, Barot has recently been working at the Delhi bureau where one colleague revealed how a relative, who couldn't read or write, was using the app to receive photo updates of his farm animals while he was away in the city.
Some people also feel more comfortable with chat apps because of their comparative privacy, where they can contact friends, family or colleagues in closed groups.
It's inside those groups that the BBC hopes its output will be shared and possibly go viral. Subscribers can also send content more easily to the BBC via chat apps, which can then be used across news outlets. "It's very difficult to send a file to the BBC News account on Facebook or Twitter. It's very fiddly and complicated for users, which acts as quite a high barrier," explains Barot. UK potential
Hundreds of people signed up for the Indian and Nigerian pilots on launch day, which was more than expected. Barot reckons this will increase to the thousands soon, resulting in a test base where the BBC can learn about audience reaction and how to resource the new services.
Mobiles have increasing pulling power
Subscribers will receive up to three BBC news alerts daily, each with a maximum of eight shareable story links. The service for the Indian market will be more text-based as users don't have large data allowances. However the BBC will soon roll out pilots to other countries with larger data scope, where it can send more video and audio clips.
Barot also says that BBC News could launch a UK account before next year's general election, alongside an international-facing version.
"We're in the unusual situation where we seem to be the first main broadcaster testing any of these apps," he says.
"Part of the reason why instant messaging companies are keen to work with us is that they're curious about the impact of a news organisation using their apps in this way."
Prepare yourselves, chat apps could prove to be a game-changer.
Read Trushar Barot's blog here
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US1721785A - Electric conductor with artificially increased self-inductance - Google Patents
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ELECTRIC CONDUCTOR WITH ARTIFICIALLY INCREASED SELF INDUCTANCE Filed Nov. 17 1925 Petented July 23, 1929. l
ULI'IIAS MEYER, F GOLOGNE-MULHEIM, GERMANY.
ELECTRIC CONDUCTOR WITH ARTIFIGIALLY INCREASED SELF-INDUCTANCE.
Application filed November 17, 1925, Serial No. 69,697, and in Germany November 22, 1924.
It is well known that the prejudicial influence of the capacity can be decreased by artificially increasing the self-inductance. Two different methods are in practice for this purpose. According to Pupin the increase in the self-inductance is attained by the insertion of coilsin the line and according to .Krarup a uniform increase in the self-inductance is attained by wrapping round the conductor a material of high permeability.
Both methods have their drawbacks. In Pupins method the interrupted distribution of the self-inductance leads vto undesirable consequences while in Krarups method the 5 increase in the self-inductance is possible only to a limited extent. Both methods have the drawback that the resistance is increased,
which increase is probably unavoidable.
There is a further method of increasing the self-inductance which may be considered to lie between the two methods above referred to. According to this third method the self- 7 inductance is continuously distributed and can be increased to any desired value. If a 5 wire offerro-magnetic material a (see the drawing) is wrapped with a tape b serving as a conductor for the current a coil is obtained which has a very great length and a very small diameter and constitutes the line with artificially increased self-inductance. The
properties of such a line are very much dependent upon the angle of inclination according to which the tape is wound helically around the core. It is advisable to utilise the 5 space as'comnletelv as possible bv wrapping the tape so that the windings shall lie verv close to one another. In this case the width of the tape determines the angle of inclination of the helix. It is' immaterial forthe following dis ussion whether the tape is or is the greater is the number of turns of the coil;
accordingly the self-inductance per unit length of line rapidly increases when the angle of inclination decreases. However, there is at the same time an increase in the resistance. The smaller the angle of inclination, the longer becomes the path traversed by the current and the smaller becomes the sectional area of the said path. According to the present invention it is of utmost importance for the manufacture of the conductor to choose the correct angle of inclination, i. e. to make it so that the gain obtained by increasing the self-inductance in any case exceeds the loss caused by the increase in resistance.
Let a be the permeability of the ferro-magnetic material, 0' the conductivity of the outer covering, 9 the angle of inclination of the helix, r, the radius of the ferro-magnetic material which corresponds to the inner radius of the conducting covering, 7', the outer radius of this covering and a, and a, the angles of inclination for the radii r, and 1', and thus tgal 2'51'1 21"" For the resistance R and the self-inductance L we then get the following approximating formulae i sin (1 sin a, 092 sin (1 Sin a,
cos a L n 9,0! 10 H/Kn' As the main point is that the conductor shall have an attenuation as low as possible, the angle of inclination must be so determined by taking into consideration the other constants of the conductor that the attenuation becomes a minimum. A certain clue may generally be obtained by proceeding as follows. If the formula valid under certain conditions for the attenuation constant is taken as a basis and the second term therein which increases with the root of the selflayers.
inductance is neglected, then the problem is simplified and only the position of the minimum of 5% has to be determined. By using the last formulae we find the condition for the angle of inclination to be tg a If all the circumstances are taken into consideration we find that in order to obtain the best form of conductor the angle of inclination has to be between 30 and 70.
If the conducting tape has a great thickness, the current distribution within the tape is unfavourable, since the path of current is longer in the outer layers and therefore the stream lines of the current threads are compressed inwards. In order to avoid the increase in resistance which is thereby caused it is advisable in the case of thick conductors, to subdivide the tape and to arrange several layers which are connected in parallel one above the other. However, this object is at tained only if the subdivision does in fact produce a more uniform current distribution. For this purpose it is necessary to adjust the angles of inclination of the individual layers in such a manner that the current density is as equal as possible in all layers. As shownby the formulae this is very nearly attained if the angles of inclination and not the thickness of the tape are made nearly equal in all the The insulation of the individual layers from one another and similarly the insulation of the windings from one another need to be only very small, as the potential difi'erence between adjacent points thereof is very small. a
The advantages of this kind of conductor viz. simple form of the ferro-magnetic material, and consequently an easy subdivision thereof by using bundles of thin wires, and easy thermic treatment-for improving the magnetic properties, can be fully attained only by using the correct angle of inclination according to the present invention.
In order to reduce also the hysteresis losses which become important even when the eddy-current losses are small, it is advisable to use a material in which the permeability depends upon the strength of the current as little as possible, since according to a theory of Jordan the hysteresis losses areproportional to this increase in permeability with the current.
A further improvement in this kind of conductors can be attained if besides the inner core an outer covering of ferro-magnetic material is employed. By this means the self-inductance is further increased and in addition thereto a good path is provided for the magnetic lines of force, so that the efiect of the magnetic field outwardly is weakened. Preferably this outer covering is also subdivided into thin wires in order to reduce the eddy current losses. If, as in the case of the core, these wires are laid parallel to the axis of the conductor they must be secured in position and this may be attained for instance, by winding them helically around the conductor, the direction of the winding being opposite to the direction of winding of the actual conductor.
The accompanying drawings illustrate two forms of construction according to the invention. In Figs. 1 and 2, a is the core of magnetic material and b is the copper conductor in theform of a tape, which is wound around the said core. In Fig. 2 a is an outer layer of magnetic material.
What I claim is v 1. A conducter wi'th artificially, increased self-inductance comprising a core of ferromagnetic material and a flattened conductor intended to carry the current, which con ductor is wound helically around the said core with windings lying very close to one another and with an angle of inclination which is not less than 30 and not greater than 70 for reducing to a minimum the attenuation of the main conductor with respect to the main frequency that comes into question.
2. A conductor with artificially increased self-inductance comprising a core of ferromagnetic material and a flattened conductor intended to carry the current which conductor is wound helically around the said core with windings lying very close to one another and with an angle of inclination which is not less than 30 and not greater than 70 for reducing to a minimum the attenuation of the main conductor with re spect to the main frequency that comes into question, and an outer covering of ferromagnetic material consisting of wires or tapes wound parallel to one another around the helically wound conductor.
ULFILAS WYER.
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Patent US4939217 - Halogen-free coordination catalyst - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign in<nobr>Advanced Patent Search</nobr>PatentsA process for producing a polyolefin having a multimodal molecular weight distribution wherein the polymerization is conducted in the presence of hydrogen and a catalyst system containing aluminoxane and at least two different metallocenes each having different olefin polymerization termination rate...http://www.google.com/patents/US4939217?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US4939217 - Halogen-free coordination catalystAdvanced Patent SearchPublication numberUS4939217 APublication typeGrantApplication numberUS 07/035,951Publication dateJul 3, 1990Filing dateApr 3, 1987Priority dateApr 3, 1987Fee statusPaidPublication number035951, 07035951, US 4939217 A, US 4939217A, US-A-4939217, US4939217 A, US4939217AInventorsPhil M. StricklenOriginal AssigneePhillips Petroleum CompanyExport CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (13), Non-Patent Citations (6), Referenced by (165), Classifications (20), Legal Events (3) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetHalogen-free coordination catalystUS 4939217 AAbstract A process for producing a polyolefin having a multimodal molecular weight distribution wherein the polymerization is conducted in the presence of hydrogen and a catalyst system containing aluminoxane and at least two different metallocenes each having different olefin polymerization termination rate constants in the presence of hydrogen, and the process of producing the catalyst system.
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Pendery Center is one of two performing arts centers in the Wyoming School District for grades K-12. It seats 642 guests, but its capacity can be increased to about 800 seats if needed on a rainy graduation day. During the year, Pendery will host performers of all ages, staff inservices, and Wyoming community groups. In theatre vernacular, Pendery Center is seldom dark. Not only does WTAD (the drama troupe) rehearse on its stage and in its dressing room, but Pendery’s lobby and mirrored hallway are the rehearsal spaces for Wyoming High School’s Color Guard, Dance Team, Cheerleaders, and, occasionally, the track and wrestling teams. Of course, the lobby is also Wyoming High School’s dance hall, for both the fall and winter homecoming celebrations. This large lobby also hosts the Foreign Language Society and the Athletic Hall of Fame induction ceremonies, as well as high school exams.
In addition, WHS’s music classes meet in the Pendery Center, in rehearsal rooms that have been specifically designed for the role. Due to the number of concerts held within its walls, Pendery Center’s stage is gigantic. In fact, it is so large that the Theatre Arts Department was able to construct rotating two-story sets for such shows as Noises Offand A Christmas Carol. Because of its incredible size, the audience can even join the cast on the stage for any experimental theatre or Black Box production, as they have done for a summer production of Steel Magnolias, a drama A Piece of My Heart, as well as our performances of Unnatural and Accidental Women.
The most remarkable thing about Pendery Center is not the size of the stage, or the services that the Center provides, but rather that, like Fay Auditorium before it, the drama students remain its front-line caretakers and technicians. Our Pendery staff, like those before them, possess a real sense of ownership and proprietorship of the auditorium. These hardworking students prepare and maintain the Pendery Center, and provide all of the services that may be requested by our guests and clients. These dedicated high-schoolers represent Wyoming High School just as visibly as any athletic team or staff member does.

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Zappity's Adventures: Bugger 'em, I say.
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steev August 31, 2015 at 1:27 PM
Zappity, are you from the UK?
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