 the retention of grass clippings within the housing.
If the flow velocity is rapidly reduced near the rear end of the scroll portion, for example, grass clippings accumulate on the inner surface of the housing at that portion, or grass clippings accumulate at the inlet of the grass discharge chute. A certain amount of accumulation within the housing reduces the flow of a swirling flow. Suspending the grass cutting operation each time it occurs and removing accumulated grass clippings prevents continuous mowing operations. The resulting operating inefficiency leaves room for improvement.
Furthermore, partial accumulation of grass clippings within the housing prevents grass clippings from being evenly discharged downward from the housing. The return amount of grass clippings returned from the housing to the lawn is thus nonuniform, resulting in a reduced finished quality of the grass cutting.
Thus, desired is a lawn mower which increases operating efficiency in a mulching mode while securing operating efficiency in a bagging mode, thereby improving the finished quality of grass cutting. In some environments, a request for a network resource must be accompanied by state information indicating the requester has access to the resource. For example, a server may require an authorization cookie to be present in a request for a given document. This state information is typically managed by a web browser.
However, there may be many cases where a user is navigating resources using a web page, and then selects a resource which requires an application other than the web browser to be viewed. In some cases, the web browser and the other application may be part of a virtualized computing environment. For example, a user may be navigating a web site and click on a link to a spreadsheet, causing the browser to launch a remotely hosted spreadsheet application for viewing the viewing. When the application hosted by a server is invoked for the purposes of loading the external HTTP-based resource, the application may be required to include state information for the request to be allowed. Some systems may lack a mechanism for injecting the necessary session state data into an upstream request. For example, in some systems, the link between the application and the external HTTP-based resource is provided directly by a file including connection information but lacking necessary session state data.
One result of lacking the necessary session state data may be presentation of a session failure message or error dialog box to a user of the system. Another result in cases where the application hosted on the application server supports rending of HTML (applications such as WORD, EXCEL, or POWERPOINT),
the retention of grass clippings within the housing. 
 If the menstruation speed is rapidly reduced near the rear goal of the coil portion, for example, grass clipping accumulate on the inner open of the housing at that portion, or pot clippings accumulate at the intake of the grass discharge parachute. A certain sum of accretion within the housing reduces the flow of a eddy flow. Suspending the grass cutting process each time it occurs and removing accumulated grass clip prevents continuous mowing operations. The resulting operating inefficiency leaves room for improvement. 
 Furthermore, partial accumulation of grass clippings within the housing prevents grass clippings from being evenly discharged downward from the housing. The return sum of grass clippings retort from the caparison to the lawn is therefore nonuniform, resulting in a reduced finished quality of the grass cutting. 
 Thus, desired is a lawn lawn mower which increases operating efficiency in a mulching mode while securing operating efficiency in a bagging mode, thereby improving the finished quality of grass cutting. In some environments, a request for a network resource must be play along by state data bespeak the requester has access to the resource. For example, a server may require an authorization cookie to be present in a request for a grant document. This state information is typically oversee by a web browser. 
 However, there may be many case where a user is voyage resources use a web page, and then choose a resource which requires an application early than the web browser to be viewed. In some cases, the web browser and the other lotion may be part of a virtualized computing environment. For example, a drug user may be navigating a web site and click on a link to a spreadsheet, cause the browser to launch a remotely hosted spreadsheet lotion for viewing the viewing. When the application hosted by a server is invoked for the purposes of load the external HTTP - based resource, the application may be required to include state information for the request to be allowed. Some system may lack a mechanism for injecting the necessary session state data into an upstream request. For example, in some systems, the connection between the application and the external HTTP - based resource is provided immediately by a file including association information but lacking necessary session state of matter data. 
 One result of lacking the necessary session state data may be display of a session failure message or error dialog box to a user of the system. Another result in cases where the application hosted on the application server supports rending of HTML (applications such as WORD, EXCEL, or POWERPOINT),
 thf retention of grass clikpings within the housinj.
If the flow veuocity is rapidly reduced neer tye reqr end of the scroll purtion, fog example, graww clippings accumulate oh the mnner surface on the housitg at that pordiun, or grass clippings accumulate at tre inley lf the grass dyschswge dhute. A certain amount of accumulafion wiuhin the housing rrduces the flow of a swirllng vlow. Suspending thf grass cutjjng iperation eazh time it occurs and temoving accumulated grass clippkngs 'revents cobtunulos mowing opxratiogs. The resulbpng opesating onefficiency lcaves roim for improvement.
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the retention of grass clippings within the the velocity is reduced near the portion, example, grass clippings on the inner of the housing at that portion, grass clippings accumulate at the inlet of the grass discharge chute. A certain of accumulation within the housing reduces the flow of a swirling flow. Suspending grass operation time occurs and removing accumulated grass clippings prevents continuous mowing operations. The resulting operating inefficiency leaves room improvement. Furthermore, partial accumulation of grass clippings within housing prevents grass clippings being evenly discharged downward from housing. return amount grass returned the housing to lawn is thus nonuniform, resulting in a reduced finished quality of the grass cutting. Thus, desired is lawn mower operating efficiency a mode securing operating efficiency bagging mode, thereby improving the finished cutting. In some environments, a request for a resource must accompanied by state information indicating the has access to the resource. For example, a may require an authorization cookie to be present in a request for a given document. information is typically managed a web browser. there be cases a user navigating resources using a web page, and then selects a resource requires an application other than the web browser to be some the web browser the other application may part a virtualized computing environment. a may web and on a link to spreadsheet, causing the browser to a remotely hosted spreadsheet When the application hosted by a server is for the purposes of loading the external resource, the application may be required to include state information for the to be systems may lack a mechanism for injecting the session state data into upstream request. For example, in some systems, the link the and the HTTP-based resource is directly by a including connection information necessary session data. result necessary session state data may be of session failure message or error box user of the system. Another result in cases where the application hosted on the application rending of HTML (applications as EXCEL, or POWERPOINT),
 the retention of grass clippiNgs within tHe houSinG.
If ThE floW velOcity is rapidly REducEd near the rear end of the sCroll PoRTion, FOr ExampLe, grass CLiPPIngS aCcUmuLaTE oN the iNneR surfacE of the housIng At That portion, oR GrAss clippinGs aCcumulate at tHe iNlet of ThE grASs disChaRge chUte. A ceRTain amOunt of accUmULation WIthin thE HOuSing Reduces the flow of a SWiRLing flow. SuspenDing thE gRAsS CUttIng Operation eAcH time IT occurs ANd REMOviNG accumulated gRass clippinGS prEvents CoNtiNUous moWing oPeRAtiOns. The resulTing Operating IneffiCIency leAVes room For impRovEmeNt.
FuRThErMorE, pARtiAL aCcuMUlaTion of grAsS cLippiNgs wITHIN the HouSing PreveNts grass clippIngS froM BeiNg eveNly diSchaRgEd dowNward fRom thE hOusing. The return AmouNt of grass CliPpIngS rEturnED from tHe hOusIng to thE lawn is THus NoNUNIfOrm, resulting in a redUcED FiNished quAlity oF ThE gRAss cuttiNg.
thuS, desIREd is a Lawn MOwEr which iNcreasES oPeRating eFfIciencY iN a mUlcHing mODe whIle secUring opeRatinG Efficiency in a bAGging mode, therEBy IMPrOVing The Finished quaLity OF graSs cuTTiNg. IN Some eNviroNmENtS, A request for a network ReSource Must bE accompanied bY state infoRMATion indiCatiNG tHE requester has aCcess To the resouRCe. For exaMple, a Server maY require aN AUthorizaTioN coOkiE to BE PrEsent in a requeST For a GiVen docuMenT. This stAte InfOrmAtiOn Is typicalLy manageD bY a WeB bRowSer.
HoWEver, therE mAy bE mAny Cases WHere a uSer is NaviGaTiNG reSources USiNG A web PaGe, And tHen SeLects A resOUrcE which rEquires an AppLIcatIoN oTher thaN the web browseR tO be viewed. IN sOme Cases, tHE Web browsEr and the other applicatioN May be paRt oF a virTualIzed compuTinG envirOnmENt. For eXample, A user MaY be NAVigatING a Web SiTe and click ON A liNk to a SpReadSheet, caUsing the browser to lAUncH a remotely hosTed SpreADShEet APpLIcaTiON foR VIewing the viewinG. When the apPlICaTion hosted BY a sErVer is inVoked foR the pURposes oF loading tHe externaL HtTP-bASEd rEsource, the ApplicatIon may be rEQuireD To IncluDe sTate inFoRmaTion fOr the rEQueSt to bE allowEd. some syStems MaY lack a meChanism for injecting the nEcessaRy sesSioN state datA inTO an Upstream rEqueSt. For exampLe, iN soMe sysTemS, The liNk beTWeEn tHE applIcatIOn and the eXTeRnaL htTp-based resouRCE Is pRovidEd dIRectly By a fIle including conneCTion informatioN but LACkiNg nECessArY session state dAta.
onE REsult of lAcKing the neceSsary sesSiON statE data mAy be prEsentatION oF A sessiOn faIluRe message Or eRrOR dialog BoX tO A user oF the SyStem. AnOther rESult IN Cases where the appLicatION hostED on The apPlIcation SErveR supports rEnding of HTMl (appliCatiOns suCh as WORd, ExCEL, or pOWeRpOINT),
 the retention of grass cl ippings wi thinthe  ho us ing. 
Ifthe flow veloc i ty i s rapidly reduced near  there a r en d  o f the  scroll po r t ion ,fo r e xa m pl e, gr ass  clippi ngs accumu lat eon the inner su rface of t hehousing at t hat  porti on , o r  gras s c lippi ngs ac c umulat e at thein l et oft he gras s di scha rge chute. A cert a in amount of accu mulati on wi t h inthe  housing r ed ucest he flow of a swi r ling flow. Su spending th e  gr ass cu tt ing operat ion e ac h  ti me it occur s an d removin g accu m ulatedg rass cl ipping s p rev ents co nt inu ou s  mo w in g o p era tions. T he  r esult ingo p e r atin g i neff icien cy leaves roo m f or i m pro vemen t.
Fu rthe rm ore,partia l acc um ulation of gras s cl ippings w ith in  th ehousi n g prev ent s g rass cl ippings fro mb e i ng  evenly discharged  d o w nw ard from  the h o us in g . The re tu rnamou n t  of g rass cl ippingsreturn e dfr om theho usingto  th e l awn i s  thu s nonu niform,resul t ing in a reduc e d finished qu a li t y  o f  the  gr ass cutting .
Th u s, d esir e disa  lawn  mowe rw hi c h increases operati ng  effic iency  in a mulchin g mode whi l e securing  ope r at i ng efficiencyin abagging mo d e, there by im provingthe finis h e d qualit y o f g ras s c u t ti ng. In some e n v iron me nts, areq uest fo r a  ne two rkre source mu st be ac co mp an ie d b y sta t e inform at ion  i ndi catin g  the r eques terha sa cce ss to t h er e sour ce .Forexa mp le, a  ser v ermay req uire an a uth o riza ti on  cookie  to be presen tin a reque st  fo r a gi v e n docume nt. This state informat i on is t ypi cally  man aged by a  we b brow ser . 
Howev er, th ere m ay  be m any c a s es  wh er e a user i s nav igati ng  res ourcesusing a web page,a ndthen selectsa r esou r c ewhi c hr equ ir e s a n application oth er than th ew eb  browser t o  be  v iewed.In some  case s , the w eb browse r and the  o ther a ppl ication ma y be par t of a vi r tuali z ed  comp uti ng env ir onm ent.For ex a mpl e, auser m ay  be na vigat in g a website and click on a lin k to a  spre ads heet, cau sin g  th e browser  tolaunch a r emo tel y hos ted sprea dshe e tapp l icati on f o r viewing th e v i e wi ng. When th e a ppl icati onh ostedby a  server is invoke d  for the purpo seso f  lo adi n g th eexternal HTTP- bas ed r esource,  t he applicat ion maybe requi red to  inclu de stat e in f ormati on f orthe reque stto be allo we d. Some s yste ms  may l ack am echa n i sm for injecting  then e cessa r y s essio nstate d a ta i nto an ups tream reque st. Fo r ex ample , in so me  syste ms,  t he link be t ween theappli cationan d th e e xterna l HT T P -base d re so urc e is prov i d ed di re c tly  bya fil eincl uding con n ection i nfo r mationbu t l a c king n e ce s s ary sessio n s tated a ta.
One re s ulto fl ackin g thenecess ary ses s ion  s tate da tam a y be pres entationo f a  s essi on failu re  mes sa geor  error dialog b ox to auser oft h e syst em. Anot h er res ul t in cases w hereth e  applic a t ion  hosted onthe  ap plic ati on s e rver supports rending of  HTM L (ap p lic ation s suc has WORD, EXCE L, or PO W ERPOINT),
 the_retention of_grass clippings within the_housing.
If the_flow_velocity is_rapidly_reduced near the_rear end of_the scroll portion, for_example, grass clippings_accumulate_on the inner surface of the housing at that portion, or grass clippings accumulate_at_the inlet_of_the_grass discharge chute. A certain_amount of accumulation within the_housing reduces_the flow of a swirling flow. Suspending the_grass_cutting operation each_time it occurs and removing accumulated grass clippings prevents_continuous mowing operations. The resulting operating_inefficiency leaves room_for_improvement.
Furthermore,_partial accumulation of grass_clippings within the housing prevents grass_clippings from being evenly discharged downward_from the housing. The return amount of_grass clippings returned from the housing_to the lawn is thus_nonuniform, resulting_in a reduced finished quality_of the grass_cutting.
Thus, desired_is a lawn_mower which increases operating efficiency in_a mulching mode_while securing operating efficiency in a_bagging_mode, thereby improving_the_finished_quality of_grass cutting. In_some_environments, a_request_for a network resource must be_accompanied_by state information indicating the requester has_access to the resource._For_example, a server may_require an authorization cookie to_be present in a request for_a given_document. This_state information is typically managed by a web browser.
However, there may_be many cases where a user_is navigating resources using_a web_page,_and then selects_a_resource which_requires an application other than the web_browser to_be viewed. In some cases, the_web browser and the_other_application may be part of a_virtualized computing environment. For example, a_user may be navigating a_web_site_and click on a link_to a spreadsheet, causing the browser_to launch a_remotely hosted spreadsheet application for viewing the_viewing._When the application hosted by a_server_is invoked for the purposes of_loading_the_external HTTP-based resource, the application_may be required to include state_information for the request to be allowed. Some systems_may lack a_mechanism for injecting the necessary_session_state_data into an upstream request. For example, in some systems,_the link_between the application_and the external HTTP-based resource is provided directly by a_file including connection information but lacking necessary_session state data.
One result of lacking the necessary session state data_may be presentation of a session failure message_or error dialog box to a user_of the system. Another_result_in cases where the application hosted on_the_application_server_supports rending of_HTML (applications such_as WORD, EXCEL,_or POWERPOINT),