 may be in picture form and hard to search for), amazon and anywhere else on the information super highway.
If any company has people who read all the information added to the internet daily i will be insanely shocked. Even google spends a lot of manpower and resources to automate, organize and index whats new.
A market research team should be interested in what others are saying about their product, a large company would conceivably have focus groups, researchers, strategists, advertising ‘experts’ and hopefully product research divisions. However if you think they are personally watching everything you say and do then you should have far bigger concerns then flashlights.
There is hardly any of their workers that aren’t asked to join these Forums and push their Products, suggest their items and in some cases review them and or start rumours about other Company Rivals. I read it all the time. Doesn’t cost them anything, they’re already on the Payroll and members of the Forum. Anyway, Sounds like you might have more trouble than me with the Clown eating you en all. You have a nice Day in Cloudland or Clownland. Take care. One last Question, do you work for Thrunite of have you had any of their Free items to Review. just Curious.The Fizzy Farm Tall is a beautiful, healthy, simple to use, state-of-the-art hydroponic growing system.
Designed to grow both vining non-vining fruits and vegetables – Tomato, Cucumber, Squash, Zuchini, Lettuce, Kale, Swiss Chard, Basil, Strawberries, Chives, Thyme ect.
Turn your deck, balcony or indoor/outdoor area into a stunning garden.
Trellis/Light Bar allows you to add light to grow inside year round.
Either germinate seeds in one of our germination systems or simply buy plants starts from your local garden center.
Add plants to the included net cups and grow.
Change Nutrients every 2 weeks.
Anyone can grow beautiful and nutritious food right in your own backyard or balcony.
Grow vining plants like tomatoes or cucumbers outside on its built in Trellis.
When it gets too cold, bring your Farm inside and hang your grow light on the Trellis and grow greens like lettuce, kale or herbs all winter long.
The Fizzy Farm Is A Complete Deep Water Culture Hydroponic System That Is Ready To Grow The Moment You Plug It In.
Only trust systems that are made from 100% food safe materials. No matter how you consume what you grow, your plants will absorb what is leached from unsafe materials. We only use food safe materials to build our systems. Our reservoir is constructed from Polypropylene (PP) and the grow top is 100% food safe High-Density Polyethylene (HDPE).
One of the things that set the Fizzy Farm apart from all other growing systems is our venturi pump that creates fast moving and highly oxygenated nutrient. Most deep water culture systems oxygenate their systems using some variation of a bubble stone.
“In classical hydroponics, a boundary layer develops around the active absorbing regions of the root, modifying apparent uptake kinetics of even the most mobile ions (Weathers and Zobel, 1992). Hydroponics with vigorous aeration, thin ﬁlm (nutrient ﬁlm technique, NFT) hydroponics and aeroponics, obviate this problem, giving the root immediate access to even the least mobile ions.” It’s this boundary layer that fast moving nutrient overcomes. The results are dramatic. The picture on the right is of two Thai Basil Plants. The top one was grown in the Fizzy Farm and the bottom one was grown in a simple bubbler.
The research above on early root growth is from a white paper written by Hillel Soffer’ and David W. Burger for the Department of Environmental Horticulture, University of California, Davis called “Effects of Dissolved Oxygen Concentrations in Aero-hydroponics on the Formation and Growth of Adventitious Roots”.Bookmarkers, etc. woven by Thomas Stevens of Coventry form a very specific category of ephemera. Stevengraphs, Bookmarks & Postcards, etc is an excellent example of a collector/dealer (in this case Malcolm J Roebuck) documenting and researching his field, taking forward in this case electronically, the work of Geoffrey A. Godden in his book, Stevengraphs and other Victorian silk pictures. The site isn't limited to Stevengraphs but includes other manufacturers of woven silk bookmarkers, postcards, etc. 1,600 images are already on the site, the aim of which is "to offer the most complete history of Thomas Stevens."Fill the sink (or an ice bucket) with an mix of ice and water. Stir for maxmum coldness, then plunge your face in for 10 second intervals several times. Dry off with a fluffy towel, and you've bought yourself an hour.  

Breif spurts of discreet exercise - one minute mini jog in place,
head roll, stretch arms up - keeps the blood flowing to your brain.

Spread your caffiene fixes (coffee, Red Bull) out to every hour to avoid nausea. Avoid carbs, try to find some protein. It endures better!

Set your phone for 15 minute intervals, and tell yourself "I can stay awake for 15 minutes". Then do another 15 minutes.

Prepare for maximum spaciness when you get off. I always thiught I was fine after staying up all night, but apparently I did things like put the TV remote in the freezer. 

Source: worked many a red eye in my airline days.Jimbōchō Book Town is one of the world’s oldest surviving and largest-scale book towns, perhaps second only to Kaifeng, China. There are said to be at least 400 bookstores in the district, where one-third of secondhand books in all of Tokyo can be found.
The book town can trace its roots to the early 1880’s when several law schools were founded in the Kanda-Jinbōchō area. This was followed by the opening of several bookstores that served the needs of the students, many of whom sold off their textbooks by the end of the semester. Freshmen would come to buy cheap secondhand textbooks, creating a tradition that would go on for years.
Miraculously, the district survived the Bombing of Tokyo during World War II, which destroyed most of the city. The book town flourished again once the war was over.
And today, Jimbōchō is known for its hundreds of bookstores specializing in a variety of specific genres, such as classic literature, philosophy, art, pop culture, science, paperbacks, foreign and antiquarian books. Visitors can find anything here from everyday novels to centuries-old maps, vintage film posters to heavy leather-bound tomes. There’s no better place in Tokyo for bibliophiles to walk around, taking in that distinct scent of old books.
As stated above, each bookstore specializes in specific genres and media. If you’re looking for English books, you may want to check out the Kitazawa Book Store, Sū-bunsō, or the Isseidō.
Also worth noting is the wall decorations of Jimbōchō Station, which imitate shelves full of books.
Leaning shelves and books galore, this location is a book lover's utopia.
ill, and lock them up.
to excite vomiting.
be used by skillful hands, and even then with caution.
galvanic battery, dosed with strong coffee, and vigorously slapped.
grains at a dose, dissolved in syrup, may be given every hour.
internally, and stimulation by heat externally, should be used.
afterward mucilaginous drinks, such as thick gum water or flaxseed tea.
tablespoonful at a time, repeated every half hour or two.
freely given in solution in water.
treatment adopted may be as prompt and effective as possible.Everything to know about designing a proper dust collection system, including: layout, plan, collector, and duct sizing.
Learn the basics of laying out your shop dust collection for small to medium size shops. Larger shops require a bit more involvement than what we can share here, contact us for more information (even if you need some help on smaller systems).
Get a 1 1/2 – 3 HP collector that is rated at 600 CFM or above. I use this PowerTec model that works well (https://www.amazon.com/POWERTEC-DC1512-1-5-Dust-Collector/dp/B072F2LLFH?th=1).
Add or ensure you have sufficient filters, separators. Typically, filters are made from 12-16 oz felted polyester filter fabric, you should have around 1 sq. ft. for every 10 CFM.
Run a 6″-8″ main duct as straight as you can from your collector and branch off (at 45°) to each machine.
Install blast gates before flex (keep these in an easy, reachable area). Use the minimum amount of flex possible (2 1/2′ or less), as flex decreases the efficiency of your system.
Follow good practices on installing, grounding, and sealing the system.
If your system is not working as intended, then tweak your blast gates, system (ensure not to starve your collector for