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grt-50 Vibrating Eggs(Vibrating Tongue) , This page may also be able to help find problematic links. (January 2009) This biographical article needs additional citations for verification. Please help by adding reliable sources. Contentious material about living persons that is unsourced or poorly sourced must be removed immediately, especially if potentially libelous or harmful. (January 2009) (Find sources: Dayle Haddon news, books, scholar) Dayle Haddon Haddon at the 2008 Tribeca Film Festival Date of birth May 26, 1949 Place of birth Montral, Qubec, Canada Height 5 ft 7 in (1.70 m) Hair color Brown Eye color Blue Measurements (US) 33-24-34 (EU) 84-61-86.5 Dress size (US) 4 (EU) 34 Shoe size (US) 7 (EU) 39 Agency Bryan Bantry Storm Model Management Dayle Haddon is a model and actress, presently known for promoting anti-aging products manufactured by L'Oral . Additionally, she is credited as author of Ageless Beauty: A Woman's Guide to Lifelong Beauty and Well-Being. During the earlier part of her career as a model, Haddon appeared on the covers of many top fashion and beauty magazines, , as well as the cover of the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue. Haddon also served as a wellness contributor to CBS News where she appeared regularly on The CBS Early Show from 2005-2008. She is the mother of Ryan Haddon. Contents 1 Biography 2 Personal life 3 Filmography 4 External links // Biography Haddon was born on May 26, 1949 in Montral, Qubec, Canada, where she was also raised. She speaks both English and French. As a child, she was enrolled in dancing classes to develop her physique, and she performed well enough to become a member of Les Grandes Ballets Canadiennes at 13. She was chosen Miss Montreal at 18. As a model in the 1970s and 80s she represented Max Factor, Revlon, Este Lauder, L'Oral.. She appeared on the cover of the 1973 Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue and was twice named to Harper's Bazaar's "Ten Most Beautiful Women." She also appeared nude in the April, 1973 issue of Playboy. She worked as an actress, appearing in the Disney movie The World's Greatest Athlete (1973). She moved to Europe, continued modeling and acting, and appeared in a number of film roles in French and English , as well as occasional small parts in American movies. Her best known roles were in Madame Claude (1977), North Dallas Forty (1979) opposite actor Nick Nolte, and the softcore film Spermula (1976). During Haddon's tenure as a main face for L'Oral, sales for the Age Perfect line have increased by 50%. According to the New York Times, Dayle has "shattered age taboos" with her multi-year contracts with L'Oral and Este Lauder, among other companies . Personal life Haddon's husband died suddenly in 1986, leaving her with little money and a 15-year-old daughter to raise alone. No longer able to afford to live in her house in New York City, she eventually found a position in a small advertising agency in Los Angeles, though her earnings were poor. Clairol selected her as a spokesperson, and she later broke barriers for women over the age of 35 when she became the global face of a new anti-aging line for Este Lauder, a first in the beauty industry. On the day that her Este Lauder contract expired L'Oral signed her. She now has her own company, Dayle Haddon Concepts Inc. In early 2008 she was named a UNICEF ambassador. Filmography Celebrity (1998) .... Waiting Room Patient Fiesta (1995) .... Cecilia Harrington-Forbes Tilt-A-Whirl (1995) .... Mother Bullets Over Broadway (1994) .... Backstage Well-Wisher Unbecoming Age (1992) .... Susan Tropical Gamble (1990) .... Helen Zwei Frauen (1989) .... Darlene Meyers Cyborg (1989) .... Pearl Prophet Max Headroom (1987) TV Episode .... Vanna Smith The Hitchhiker (1986) TV Episode .... Debby Hunt Roses de Matmata, Les (1986) .... Diane Collins Paroles et musique (1984) .... Corinne Bedroom Eyes (1984) .... Alice Crime, La (1983) .... Suzy Thomson, alias D'Annunzio Disneyland aka Disney's Wonderful World North Dallas Forty (1979) .... Charlotte Caulder Dernier amant romantique, Le (1978) .... Elisabeth Madame Claude (1977) .... Elizabeth Maschio Latino cercasi (1977) Spermula (1976) .... Spermula 40 gradi all'ombra del lenzuolo (1976) .... Marina (segment "La guardia del corpo") Citt gioca d'azzardo, La (1975) .... Maria Luisa Supplente, La (1975) .... Sonia Cugina, La (1974) Paperback Hero (1973) .... Joanna The World's Greatest Athlete (1973) .... Jane Douglas External links New York Times on Hadden as a ground-breaker U.S. News & World Report on Haddon's work with UNICEF CNN interview with Haddon about UNICEF Ageless Beauty Hyperion Books The Five Principles of Ageless Living Atria Books (Simon & Schuster) Wikimedia Commons has media related to: Dayle Haddon Dayle Haddon at the Internet Movie Database Dayle Haddon at Fashion Model Directory v  d  e Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue cover models 1960s Babette March Sue Peterson Sunny Bippus Marilyn Tindall Turia Mau Jamee Becker 1970s Cheryl Tiegs Tannia Rubiano Shelia Roscoe Dayle Haddon Ann Simonton Cheryl Tiegs Yvette and Yvonne Sylvander Lena Kansbod Maria Joao Christie Brinkley 1980s Christie Brinkley Christie Brinkley Carol Alt Cheryl Tiegs Paulina Porizkova Paulina Porizkova Elle Macpherson Elle Macpherson Elle Macpherson Kathy Ireland 1990s Judit Masc Ashley (Montana) Richardson Kathy Ireland Vendela Kirsebom Kathy Ireland, Rachel Hunter, & Elle Macpherson Daniela Petov Valeria Mazza & Tyra Banks Tyra Banks Heidi Klum Rebecca Romijn 2000s Daniela Petov Elsa Bentez Yamila Daz Petra Nmcov Veronika Vaekov Carolyn Murphy Veronika Vaekov, Elle Macpherson, Rebecca Romijn, Rachel Hunter, Daniela Petov, Elsa Bentez, Carolyn Murphy, & Yamila Daz Beyonc Knowles Marisa Miller Bar Refaeli v  d  e 19701979 Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue 1970 Kay Hughes Kathy Loghry Ann Peterson Cheryl Tiegs Paula Warner 1971 Cynthia Korman Tannia Rubiano Carmen Luisa Vela 1972 Samantha Jones Annette Molen Pixie Petersen Shelia Roscoe Maggie Smith Cheryl Tiegs 1973 Barbra Ehn Jane Gill Dayle Haddon Libb Otis 1974 Carol Latimer Libby Otis Olga Porumbara Ann Simonton Cheryl Tiegs 1975 Christie Brinkley Margaux Hemingway Cheryl Tiegs 1976 Christie Brinkley Yvette & Yvonne Sylvander Cheryl Tiegs 1977 Lena Kansbod Barbara Minty Cheryl Tiegs 1978 Christie Brinkley Maria Joao Monique Moura de Carvalho Cheryl Tiegs 1979 Christie Brinkley Barbara Carrera Apollonia van Ravenstein Covergirl in bold 20102019  20002009  19901999  19801989  19701979  19641969 || Covers Persondata NAME Haddon, Dayle ALTERNATIVE NAMES SHORT DESCRIPTION Model, actress DATE OF BIRTH PLACE OF BIRTH Montral, Qubec, Canada DATE OF DEATH PLACE OF DEATH Categories: American film actors | American television actors | Canadian film actors | Canadian television actors | Living people | Anglophone QuebecersHidden categories: Cleanup from January 2009 | All pages needing cleanup | BLP articles lacking sources | Articles lacking reliable references from January 2009

Hair Dryer , Carbon monoxide IUPAC name   Carbon monooxide Carbon monoxide Carbon(II) oxide Other names Carbonic oxide Identifiers CAS number [630-08-0] PubChem 281 EC number 211-128-3 UN number 1016 ChEBI 17245 RTECS number FG3500000 ChemSpider ID 275 Properties Molecular formula CO Molar mass 28.010 g/mol Appearance colourless, odorless gas Density 0.789 g/mL, liquid 1.250 g/L at 0 C, 1 atm 1.145 g/L at 25 C, 1 atm Melting point 205 C (68 K) Boiling point 191.5 C (81 K) Solubility in water 0.0026 g/100 mL (20 C) Solubility soluble in chloroform, acetic acid, ethyl acetate, ethanol, ammonium hydroxide Dipole moment 0.112 D Hazards MSDS External MSDS EU Index 006-001-00-2 EU classification Highly flammable (F+) Repr. Cat. 1 Toxic (T) R-phrases R61, R12, R23, R48/23 S-phrases S53, S45 NFPA 704 2 4 0   Flash point -191 C Autoignition temperature 609 C Related compounds Related carbon oxides Carbon dioxide Carbon suboxide Oxocarbons Supplementary data page Structure and properties n, r, etc. Thermodynamic data Phase behaviour Solid, liquid, gas Spectral data UV, IR, NMR, MS Except where noted otherwise, data are given for materials in their standard state (at 25 C, 100 kPa) Infobox references Carbon monoxide, with the chemical formula CO, is a colorless, odorless and tasteless, yet highly toxic gas. Its molecules consist of one carbon atom and one oxygen atom, connected by a covalent double bond and a dative covalent bond. It is the simplest oxocarbon, and can be viewed as the anhydride of formic acid (CH2O2). Carbon monoxide is produced from the partial oxidation of carbon-containing compounds; it forms in preference to the more usual carbon dioxide (CO2) when there is a reduced availability of oxygen, such as when operating a stove or an internal combustion engine in an enclosed space. Carbon monoxide has significant fuel value, burning in air with a characteristic blue flame, producing carbon dioxide. Despite its serious toxicity, it was once widely used (as the main component of coal gas) for domestic lighting, cooking and heating, and in the production of nickel. Carbon monoxide still plays a major role in modern technology, in industrial processes such as iron smelting and as a precursor to myriad products. Contents 1 History 2 Molecular properties 3 Biological and physiological properties 3.1 Toxicity 3.2 Human physiology 3.3 Microbiology 4 Occurrence 4.1 Atmospheric presence 4.2 Urban pollution 4.3 Indoor pollution 5 Production 5.1 Laboratory preparation 5.2 Industrial production 6 Coordination chemistry 7 Organic and main group chemistry 8 Uses 8.1 Chemical industry 8.2 Meat coloring 8.3 Medicine 9 See also 10 References 11 External links // History Carbon monoxide has been unknowingly used by humans since prehistoric times, for the smelting of iron and other metallic ores.[citation needed] The gas was used for executions by the Greek and Romans in Classical Antiquity, and was described by the Spanish doctor Arnaldus de Villa Nova in the 11th century[citation needed]. In 1776 the French chemist de Lassone produced CO by heating zinc oxide with coke, but mistakenly concluded that the gaseous product was hydrogen as it burned with a blue flame.[citation needed] The gas was identified as a compound containing carbon and oxygen by the English chemist William Cumberland Cruikshank in the year 1800. Its toxic properties on dogs were thoroughly investigated by Claude Bernard around 1846. During World War II, carbon monoxide was used to keep motor vehicles running in parts of the world where gasoline was scarce. External charcoal or wood burners were fitted, and the carbon monoxide produced by gasification was piped to the carburetor.[citation needed] The CO in this case is known as "wood gas". Carbon monoxide was also reportedly used on a small scale during the Holocaust at some Nazi extermination camps (most notably by gas vans in Chelmno), and in the Action T4 "euthanasia" program.[citation needed] Molecular properties The carbon monoxide molecule consists of one atom of carbon and one atom of oxygen, covalently bonded by a double bond and a dative covalent bond. Its bond length is 112.8 pm. The effects of atomic formal charge and electronegativity result in a small bond dipole moment with its negative end on the carbon atom The reason for this, despite oxygen's greater electronegativity, is that the highest occupied molecular orbital has an energy much closer to that of carbon's p orbitals, meaning that greater electron density is found near the carbon. In addition, carbon's lower electronegativity creates a much more diffuse electron cloud, enhancing the polarizability. This is also the reason that almost all chemistry involving carbon monoxide occurs through the carbon atom, and not the oxygen. The bond length of CO is consistent with a partial triple bond, and the molecule can be represented by three resonance structures: In this classical model, the leftmost structure contributes the most. As such, carbon monoxide resembles molecular nitrogen, and in addition, it has nearly the same molecular mass. Indeed, their physical properties (boiling point, melting point, etc.) are very similar. Biological and physiological properties Toxicity Carbon monoxide poisoning is the most common type of fatal poisoning in many countries. Carbon monoxide is colorless and odorless, but extremely toxic: it combines with hemoglobin in the blood to produce carboxyhemoglobin (HbCO), which is ineffective for delivering oxygen to the body tissues (a condition known as anoxemia). Concentrations as low as 667 ppm can cause up to 50% of the body's hemoglobin to convert to HbCO. In the United States, OSHA limits long-term workplace exposure levels to 50 ppm. The most common symptoms of CO poisoning can resemble the flu, including headache, nausea and vomiting, dizziness, lethargy and a feeling of weakness. Infants may be irritable and feed poorly. Neurological signs include confusion, disorientation, visual disturbance, syncope and seizures. In his pioneering 1846 study, Claude Bernard observed that that the blood of poisoned dogs was more rutilant ("gleaming" or "glowing") in all the vessels, a fact now known to be due to the formation of HbCO. Some classic descriptions of CO poisoning cite also retinal hemorrhages, bright reddish skin, and an abnormal "cherry-red" blood hue; but in most clinical diagnoses these signs are seldom seen. Carbon monoxide is believed to compromise other important molecules such as myoglobin, and mitochondrial cytochrome oxidase. Exposures can lead to significant damage to the heart and central nervous system, especially to the globus pallidus, often with long-term sequelae. Carbon monoxide can also have severe effects on the fetus of a pregnant woman. Human physiology Carbon monoxide is produced naturally in the human body as part of normal metabolism, such as the breakdown of heme (a part of the hemoglobin molecule) by the enzyme heme oxygenase to CO, biliverdin and a Fe3+ cation. The endogenously produced CO may have important physiological roles in the body, such as a neurotransmitter or a blood vessels relaxant. In the neuronal system it has been shown to be involved in learning and memory and odor response, among others.[citation needed] It provides cardiac protection in the circulatory system. It also has roles in the immune, respiratory, reproductive, and gastrointestinal systems, as well as in the kidneys and liver. Because of its expansive role, abnormalities in CO metabolism have been linked to a variety of disease processes, including neurodegenerations, hypertension, heart failure, and inflammation. In addition CO regulates inflammatory reactions in a manner that prevents the development of several diseases such as atherosclero sis or severe malaria.[citation needed] Microbiology CO is a nutrient for methanogenic bacteria, a building block for acetylcoenzyme A. This theme is the subject for the emerging field of bioorganometallic chemistry. In bacteria, CO is produced via the reduction of carbon dioxide via the enzyme carbon monoxide dehydrogenase, an Fe-Ni-S-containing protein. A heme-based CO-sensor protein, CooA, is known. The scope of its biological role is still unclear, it is apparently part of a signaling pathway in bacteria and archaea, but its occurrence in mammals is not established. Occurrence Carbon monoxide commonly occurs in various natural and artificial environments. Here are some typical concentrations: 0.1 ppm - natural background atmosphere level (MOPITT) 0.5 to 5 ppm - average background level in homes 5 to 15 ppm - levels near properly adjusted gas stoves in homes 100-200 ppm - Mexico City central area from autos etc. 5,000 ppm - chimney of a home wood fire 7,000 ppm - undiluted warm car exhaust - without catalytic converter Atmospheric presence MOPITT 2000 global carbon monoxide Carbon monoxide has always been present as a minor constituent of the atmosphere, chiefly as a product of volcanic activity but also from natural and man-made fires (such as forest and bushfires, burning of crop residues, and...

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Process
Freehand cut of heavy metal
The HF Contact type typically found in budget machines uses a high-frequency, high-voltage spark to ionise the air through the torch head and initiate an arc. These require the torch to be in contact with the job material when starting, and so are not suitable for applications involving CNC cutting.
The Pilot Arc type uses a two cycle approach to producing plasma, avoiding the need for initial contact. First, a high-voltage, low current circuit is used to initialize a very small high-intensity spark within the torch body, thereby generating a small pocket of plasma gas. This is referred to as the pilot arc. The pilot arc has a return electrical path built into the torch head. The pilot arc will maintain itself until it is brought into proximity of the workpiece where it ignites the main plasma cutting arc. Plasma arcs are extremely hot and are in the range of 15,000 degrees Celsius.
Plasma is an effective means of cutting thin and thick materials alike. Hand-held torches can usually cut up to 2 in (48 mm) thick steel plate, and stronger computer-controlled torches can pierce and cut steel up to 12 inches (300 mm) thick. Formerly, plasma cutters could only work on conductive materials; however, new technologies allow the plasma ignition arc to be enclosed within the nozzle, thus allowing the cutter to be used for non-conductive workpieces such as glass[citation needed] and plastics[citation needed] , lifts hydraulic .
Since plasma cutters produce a very hot and very localized "cone" to cut with, they are extremely useful for cutting sheet metal in curved or angled shapes , universal charger kit .
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Plasma cutters use a number of methods to start the pilot arc, depending on the environment the unit is to be used in and its age. Older cutters use a high voltage, high frequency circuit to start the arc. This method has a number of disadvantages, including risk of electrocution, difficulty of repair, sparkgap maintenance, and the large amount of radio frequency emissions. Plasma cutters working near sensitive electronics, such as CNC hardware or computers, use the contact start method. The nozzle and electrode are in contact. The nozzle is the cathode, and the electrode is the anode. When the plasma gas begins to flow, the nozzle is blown forward. A third, less common method is capacitive discharge into the primary circuit via a Silicon Controlled Rectifier , caterpillar hand tools .
Inverter plasma cutters
Analog plasma cutters, typically requiring more than 2 kilowatts, use a heavy mains-frequency transformer. Inverter plasma cutters rectify the mains supply to DC, which is fed into a high-frequency transistor inverter between 10kHz to about 200kHz. Higher switching frequencies give greater effiencies in the transformer, allowing its size and weight to be reduced.
The transistors used were initially MOSFETs, but are now increasingly using IGBTs. With paralleled MOSFETs, if one of the transistors activates prematurely it can lead to a cascading failure of one quarter of the inverter. A later invention, IGBTs, are not as subject to this failure mode. IGBTs can be generally found in high current machines where it is not possible to parallel sufficient MOSFET transistors.
The switch mode topology is referred to as a dual transistor off-line forward converter. Although lighter and more powerful, some inverter plasma cutters, especially those without power factor correction, cannot be run from a generator (that means manufacturer of the inverter unit forbids doing so; it is only valid for small, light portable generators). However newer models have internal circuitry that allow units without power factor correction to run on light power generators.
Plasma gouging
Plasma gouging is a related process, typically performed on the same equipment as plasma cutting. Instead of cutting the material, plasma gouging uses a different torch configuration (torch nozzles and gas diffusers are usually different), and a longer torch-to-workpiece distance, to blow away metal. Plasma gouging can be used in a variety of applications, including removing a weld for rework. The additional sparks generated by the process requires the operator to wear a leather shield protecting their hand and forearm. Torch leads also can be protected by a leather sheath or heavy insulation.
CNC cutting methods
Plasma cutting with a CNC machine
Plasma cutting with tilting head with the HPR260
Plasma cutters have also been used in CNC (computer numerically controlled) machinery. Manufacturers build CNC cutting tables, some with the cutter built in to the table. The idea behind CNC tables is to allow a computer to control the torch head making clean sharp cuts. Modern CNC plasma equipment is capable of multi-axis cutting of thick material, allowing opportunities for complex welding seams on CNC welding equipment that is not possible otherwise. For thinner material cutting, plasma cutting is being progressively replaced by laser cutting, due mainly to the laser cutter's superior hole-cutting abilities.
A specialized use of CNC Plasma Cutters has been in the HVAC industry. Software will process information on ductwork and create flat patterns to be cut on the cutting table by the plasma torch. This technology has enormously increased productivity within the industry since its introduction in the early 1980s.
In recent years there has been even more development in the area of CNC Plasma Cutting Machinery. Traditionally the machines' cutting tables was horizontal but now due to further research and development Vertical CNC Plasma Cutting Machines are available. This advancement provides a machine with a small footprint, increased flexibility, optimum safety, faster operation, energy efficiency, ergonomic and more environmentally friendly.
New technology
High performance cut
In the past decade plasma torch manufacturers have engineered new models with a smaller nozzle and a thinner plasma arc. This allows near-laser quality on plasma cut edges. Several manufacturers have combined precision CNC control with these torches to allow fabricators to produce parts that require little or no finishing.
Costs
Plasma torches were once quite expensive. For this reason they were usually only found in professional welding shops and very well-stocked private garages and shops. However, modern plasma torches are becoming cheaper, and now are within the price range of many hobbyists. Older units may be very heavy, but still portable, while some newer ones with inverter technology weigh only a little, yet equal or exceed the capacities of older ones.
See also
Plasma arc welding
Water jet cutter
External links
HowStuffWorks on plasma cutting
Plasma Cutter Safe Work Method Statement
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Leg End (aka Legend)
Studio album by Henry Cow
Released
August 1973
Recorded
Mayune 1973, The Manor, Oxfordshire, England
Genre
Avant-progressive rock
Length
43:33
Label
Virgin (UK)
Producer
Henry Cow
Professional reviews
Allmusic link
Piero Scaruffi (7/10) link
Robert Christgau (B) link
Henry Cow chronology
Leg End(1973)
Unrest(1974)
Leg End (also known as Legend) is the debut album of British avant-garde rock group Henry Cow. It was recorded at Virgin Records's Manor studios over three weeks in May and June 1973, mixed in July 1973, and released in August 1973.
The album cover art work was by artist Ray Smith and was the first of three "paint socks" to adorn Henry Cow's albums.
Contents
1 Content
2 Track listing
3 Personnel
3.1 Guests
3.2 Sound and art work
4 CD reissues
5 See also
6 References
7 Footnotes
8 External links
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Content
With the exception of the last track, and background voices on "Teenbeat", this is an instrumental album. The jazzy Canterbury sound on some of the pieces shows Henry Cow's beginnings, although they quickly moved on to establish their own unique sound.
"With the Yellow Half-Moon and Blue Star" is a Fred Frith composition that was commissioned by the Cambridge Contemporary Dance Group under Liebe Klug, and was named after a painting by Paul Klee ("Avec la demi-lune jaune et l'oile bleue"). Only an extract appears on this album, but the full 16-minute version of the suite is included in The 40th Anniversary Henry Cow Box Set (2009). Parts of "Teenbeat" began in "With the Yellow Half-Moon and Blue Star" and parts of it were later incorporated into "Ruins" (Unrest). "Nine Funerals of the Citizen King", sung by the whole group, was Henry Cow's first overt political statement.
Track listing
Side one
"Nirvana for Mice" (Frith) 4:53
"Amygdala" (Hodgkinson) 6:47
"Teenbeat (Introduction)" (Henry Cow) 4:32
"Teenbeat" (Frith, Greaves) 6:57
Side two
"Nirvana (Reprise)" (Frith) 1:11
"Extract from 'With the Yellow Half-Moon and Blue Star' " (Frith) 2:26
"Teenbeat (Reprise)" (Frith) 5:07
"The Tenth Chaffinch" (Henry Cow) 6:06
"Nine Funerals of the Citizen King" (Hodgkinson) 5:34
Bonus track on 1991 CD re-issue
"Bellycan" (Henry Cow) 3:19
Personnel
Geoff Leigh saxophones, flute, clarinet, recorder, voice
Tim Hodgkinson organ, piano, alto saxophone, clarinet, little bells, voice
Fred Frith guitars, violin, viola, piano, voice
John Greaves bass guitar, piano, whistle, voice
Chris Cutler drums, toys, piano, whistle, voice
Lindsay Cooper bassoon (on 1991 CD re-issue only)
Guests
Jeremy Baines pixiphone on "Yellow Half-Moon"
Sarah Greaves, Maggie Thomas and Cathy Williams chorus on "Teenbeat"
Sound and art work
Tom Newman recording engineer
Mike Oldfield recording engineer (first part of "Nirvana for Mice")
Henry Cow producer
Ray Smith cover art
CD reissues
In 1991 East Side Digital issued a remixed version (by Tim Hodgkinson) of Leg End on CD, which included a bonus track, "Bellycan". Lindsay Cooper, who was not yet a member of the group at the time of the LP recording, played bassoon on "Amygdala", replacing Geoff Leigh's saxophone, which Hodgkinson felt was "too jazzy".
In 1998 both East Side Digital and Recommended Records reissued Leg End on CD with the original mixing restored and the bonus track omitted.
See also
Henry Cow Box (2006)
References
Cutler, Chris, ed. (2009). The Road: Volumes 1-5 (book from The 40th Anniversary Henry Cow Box Set). Recommended Records.
Footnotes
^ Kelman, John. "Henry Cow: The 40th Anniversary Henry Cow Box Set". All About Jazz. http://www.allaboutjazz.com/php/article.php?id=31544. Retrieved on 2009-01-14.
^ (The Road: Volumes 1-5, p. 7)
^ (The Road: Volumes 1-5, p. 6)
^ When Henry Cow arrived at The Manor for their first recording session, the recording engineer, Tom Newman was "under the table", and Mike Oldfield undertook the recording duties for the first session. (The Road: Volumes 1-5, p. 3)
^ (The Road: Volumes 1-5, p. 4)
External links
Fred Frith discography
"Nine Funerals of the Citizen King" lyrics. The Canterbury Website.

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Lindsay Cooper? Chris Cutler? Fred Frith? John Greaves? Tim Hodgkinson? Dagmar KrausePeter Blegvad? Georgie Born? Geoff Leigh? Anthony Moore
Discography
Leg End (1973)? Unrest (1974)? Henry Cow Concerts (1976)? Western Culture (1979)? Stockholm & G?teborg (2008)with Slapp Happy: Desperate Straights (1975)? In Praise of Learning (1975)
Box sets
Henry Cow Box (2006)? The 40th Anniversary Henry Cow Box Set (2009)
Compositions
"Living in the Heart of the Beast" (1975)? "Erk Gah" (1976)
Related bands
Slapp Happy? Art Bears
See also
Rock in Opposition
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Jigsaw Puzzle Accessories is the term used to describe the equipment used by jigsaw puzzle enthusiasts in pursuit of their hobby.

Jigsaw puzzle accessories for making, displaying and storing jigsaw puzzles.
Contents
1 History
2 Modern Jigsaw Puzzle Accessories
2.1 Stand Alone Construction Tray
2.2 Roll-up Mat
2.3 Portfolio Case
2.4 Portfolio Case with Separate Construction Tray
2.5 Nesting Boxes for Unassembled Pieces
2.6 Jigsaw Puzzle Frames
2.7 Storage Cases
3 References
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History
Jigsaw puzzles were made commercially available in England by John Spilsbury, around 1760 and have been widely accepted home entertainment in the UK ever since. Jigsaws enjoy similar popularity throughout Europe, and in the American Great Depression jigsaw puzzles sold at the rate of 10 million per week. It is perhaps therefore surprising that companies who produce games and puzzles have been slow to exploit the commercial opportunities afforded by so many enthusiasts who require something on which to construct their jigsaws along with methods of storing and displaying them.
The first references to any kind of jigsaw puzzle accessory can be found around 1900 when a "Frame" was first included in Dutch jigsaw puzzle boxes so that a completed puzzle could be permanently saved. The idea was not successful and was soon discontinued. A similar fate befell the mahogany and walnut "Puzzle Trays" that were advertised in Viking's Picture Puzzle Weekly in America during the 1930s
Without the protection afforded by intellectual property rights, most companies are reluctant to make large investments in product development and promotion and one of the main obstacles to the commercialisation of jigsaw puzzle accessories has been the difficulty in obtaining such protection. The most prevalent function of a jigsaw accessory is to provide a surface on which to construct the puzzle and then quickly pack it away in its part-assembled state; products most often take the form of mats that can be rolled up (complete with puzzle pieces) or boards that can be stored in a case. Such functionality is so basic that it has been found to be almost impossible to secure patents and this probably explains why no accessories became readily available until nearly the end of the 20th Century.
In the late 1980s Falcon Games in England decided to tackle the intellectual property issue by route of applying for a trademark and on 4 August 1989 their self-explanatory Jigroll name was registered (UK Patent Office Reference 1318441). Although many companies have since copied the functionality of the Jigroll, none have been able to give their products the same name and in jigsaw puzzle parlance "Jigroll" has almost become a generic term for all jigsaw mats and rolls.
Falcon enjoyed similar success with the Porta Puzzle mark registered on 9 March 1993 (UK Patent Office Reference 1528876) for "Folders and cases made of plastics and/or card for holding and carrying jigsaw puzzles". Since the registration of this mark there have been a number of innovations and improvements to the original design, both by the current owners of the mark and other companies, but collectively carrying cases for jigsaw puzzles are still most often referred to as "Porta Puzzles".
Jigsaw puzzle frames in which a completed puzzle can be displayed have never been very popular in either Europe or the U.S.A. but this is not the case in Japan where the customary use of jigsaws is for wall decoration. From the time that jigsaws first became available in Japan, in the 1970s, jigsaw frames have been available to fit the jigsaw sizes of all the leading manufacturers.
Modern Jigsaw Puzzle Accessories
Illustrated below are the most widely used modern products. Most of the accessories come in a range of sizes to cater for jigsaw puzzles between 500 and 2,000 pieces with the 1,000 piece size being the most popular.
Stand Alone Construction Tray
Construction trays are the most basic of all jigsaw puzzle accessories and they come in many different materials. Sizes required for different piece counts are as follows:500 pieces: 520mm x 395mm (20.4" x 15.5")1,000 pieces: Approximately 750mm x 520mm (29.5" x 20.4")1,500 pieces: Approximately 915mm x 660mm (36.0" x 26.0")
The major problem with stand alone construction trays is that they cannot be packed away and stored with a part-assembled jigsaw. However, they can very easily be moved around from place to place in a home - the only functionality required by many people.
Roll-up Mat

Jigroll The first accessory to obtain a trademark.
Launched in 1989, the Jigroll was the forerunner of modern jigsaw puzzle accessories. The jigsaw is constructed on a green cloth that has a course texture to which cardboard jigsaw pieces adhere. The non assembled pieces are also kept on the cloth. When the puzzle needs to be cleared away the entire cloth is rolled around a drum thus keeping both the assembled and non-assembled pieces trapped in position until the cloth is unrolled again.
Care needs to be taken to ensure that just the right tightness is achieved - too loose and the pieces will fall about and possibly be lost, too tight and pieces can be damaged.
Portfolio Case
Portapuzzle obtained a registered trade mark for Falcon Games approximately 4 years after their successful launch of Jigroll (see above). A portfolio case opens out to reveal a foam backed lining. The puzzle is constructed on one side of the case and the unassembled pieces are kept either on the other side of the case or on "Panels" provided. When closed up the foam backed lining on either side of the case exerts enough pressure to keep the jigsaw pieces in place.
This invention is generally considered to be a safer way of keeping pieces in place but it involves more material and more assembly labour than a Jigroll and is consequently more expensive.
Portfolio Case with Separate Construction Tray

Jigsort Puzzles are made on a separate "Construction Tray".
The outer carrying case holds a separate "Construction Tray" on which the jigsaw is made and "Sort Trays" on which the unassembled pieces are kept. The sort trays come complete with tightly fitting lids. To pack away the jigsaw the sort trays (with their lids in place) are fitted inside the construction tray and the whole is then zipped up inside the carrying case.
The separate construction tray is very light and can easily be moved around and an additional benefit is the raised edge around the outside of the tray that ensures pieces don't drop off and get lost. On the downside, the extra component parts add to the retail price.
Nesting Boxes for Unassembled Pieces

Jigsafe Up to 1,000 jigsaw puzzle pieces are neatly displayed.
The loose pieces of a jigsaw take up approximately twice the space of a completed puzzle and these nesting boxes aim to solve the problem of how best to store 1,000 loose pieces in a small area. The boxes can be used for sorting different shapes or colours of piece. Each box has a removable insert so that sections of the puzzle can be constructed in the box and then easily moved to the developing jigsaw.
This accessory is a good choice for those who have a table that is large enough to accommodate a completed puzzle and are prepared to dedicate the table to the jigsaw throughout the time that it takes to complete it.
Jigsaw Puzzle Frames

Jigframe Enables puzzles to be hung on a wall.
Traditionally (especially in Japan) jigsaw puzzles that are hung on a wall are glued onto a backing board. Once glued, it is a simple process to fit a puzzle into a frame in much the same way as a picture is fitted in a picture frame. The major problem with gluing is that the... To get More information , you can visit some products about braided nylon, polyester rayon, fabric roller blinds, plush fabric, . The Casting Aluminium Radiator HB-R90 Series products should be show more here!

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As no applications were received, it was put up for auction in 2005. Nick Korstad, of Seattle, Washington, purchased the station, and was unable to obtain financing for his plan to convert the light into a bed and breakfast, and after an unsuccessful attempt to auction the light on E-bay, it was sold privately again. References Virginia Light Stations, from the United States Coast Guard Wolf Trap Light Station's National Register of Historic Places Nomination Wolf Trap Lighthouse, Virginia from LighthouseFriends.com de Gast, Robert (1973). The Lighthouses of the Chesapeake. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press. pp. 38-41. v?d?eLighthouses of Virginia Assateague Light ? Back River Light ? Bells Rock Light ? Bowlers Rock Light ? Cape Charles Light ? Cape Henry Light ? Cherrystone Bar Light ? Chesapeake Light ? Craney Island Light ? Deepwater Shoals Light ? Great Wicomico River Light ? Hog Island Light ? Jones Point Light ? Jordan Point Light ? Killock Shoal Light ? 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Contents 1 Overview 2 Poe's ideal room 3 Publication history 4 In popular culture 5 References // Overview Wikisource has original text related to this article: The Philosophy of Furniture Poe begins by suggesting that the English are the "supreme" examples of internal decoration, above the Italians, French, Chinese, Scotch, Dutch, Spanish and Russians. "Yankees," he says, "are preposterous." He blames this American failing on a lack of aristocracy by blood, having instead "an aristocracy of dollars." Because of that, decoration in America has become a "mere parade of costly appurtenances" to create an "impression of the beautiful." He contrasts this with England, where wealth is not the loftiest ambition to constitute "nobility." As a result, Poe says, "there could be nothing more directly offensive to the eye of an artist than the interior of what is termed the United States... a well-furnished apartment." Because decorating rooms is a form of art, it should be judged similarly to any other work of art. The elements of a room should work well together, just as in a painting. Poe begins giving his advice, starting with curtains. Excessive drapery, he says, is "irreconcilable with good taste." Curtains should be chosen based on the general character of the room. He puts strong emphasis on carpets, which he calls "the soul of the apartment." From the carpet, the colors and forms of the rest of the room can be determined. He recommends patterns "of no meaning," as "the abomination of flowers or representations of well-known objects of any kind should not be endured." Carpets, curtains, tapestry, or even ottoman coverings and upholstery of any kind should be "rigidly Arabesque." Gaudy patterns "glorious with all hues" are a cloth version of a kaleidoscope and only serve worshipers of Mammon. Gas lighting is "inadmissible," Poe says, because it is harsh and unsteady. "No one having both brains and eyes will use it," he says. He also dismisses large chandeliers as "the quintessence of all that is false in taste or preposterous in folly." Poe's ideal room Poe's ideal room, he says, is oblong, about thirty feet long and twenty-five feet wide. It should have only one door, not too wide, with two windows on another side. The windows should be large, to the floor, and open into a veranda, with rose wood frames, "more massive than usual." A double-layer of silver and "exceedingly rich crimson silk" with gold-colored ropes tying them open. Those tints of crimson and gold, he says, should be echoed throughout the room to determine its "character." The carpet in particular should match these tones. The walls should be papered in a silver gray with small, crimson Arabesque designs. On the walls should hang relatively large paintings, "chiefly landscapes," and three or four portraits of women with "ethereal beauty," painted in the manner of Thomas Sully and hung flat on the walls, not with cords. Only one mirror should be included in the room and it should be circular and hung "so that a reflection of the person can be obtained from it in none of the ordinary sitting-places of the room." He also calls for two large sofas with crimson silk decorated with a modest gold flower pattern with matching "conversation chairs." A rose-wood pianoforte should be left with keys visible. The room should also have an octagonal marble table, left uncovered. He also recommends "two or three hundred magnificently bound books." Publication history "The Philosophy of Furniture" was first published in the May 1840 issue of Burton's Gentleman's Magazine. It was later republished in the Broadway Journal on May 3, 1845 as "House of Furniture." In popular culture The Reading Room at the Edgar Allan Poe National Historic Site recreates "The Philosophy of Furniture." The Edgar Allan Poe National Historic Site in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania has recreated a room based on "The Philosophy of Furniture." It is the only furnished room at the site. Referred to as the "Reading Room," it also contains Poe's collected works (some works in other languages) and audio inspired by Poe. The room includes a reproduction of a painting by Sully and an eight-sided table, as Poe recommends. References ^ Sova, Dawn B. Edgar Allan Poe: A to Z. New York: Checkmark Books, 2001. ISBN 081604161X p. 186 v?d?eWorks of Edgar Allan Poe Poems Poetry (1824) ? O, Tempora! O, Mores! (1825) ? Song (1827) ? Imitation (1827) ? Spirits of the Dead (1827) ? A Dream (1827) ? Stanzas (1827) ? Tamerlane (1827) ? 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I want to introduct something about shopping bags. Silicone Handbag shopping bags mo (Redirected from Yunnan tea) Dian Hong Type: Black Other names: Yunnan Red or Yunnan Black Origin: Yunnan Province China Quick description: Robust and malty, some types are very fine while other are used for blending. High quality leaves are uniformly covered in a golden-orange bud hairs Dian hong (simplified: ??; traditional: ??; pinyin: Di?nhg). "Yunnan Red", is a Chinese black tea which is used as a relatively high end gourmet black tea and is sometimes used in various tea blends. The main difference between Dian hong and other Chinese black teas is the amount of fine leaf buds, or "golden tips," present in the dried tea. Finer Dian hong teas produces a brew that is brassy golden orange in colour with a sweet, gentle aroma and no astringency. Cheaper varieties of Dian hong produce a darker brownish brew that can be very bitter. Teas grown in the Yunnan Province of China prior to the Han dynasty were typically exported in a compressed form similar to modern pu-erh tea. Dian hong is a relatively new product from Yunnan that began production in the early 20th century. The word "Di?n" (?) is the short name for the Yunnan region while "hg" (?) means "red (tea)"; as such, these teas are sometimes simply referred to as Yunnan red or Yunnan black. However, such references are often confusing due to the other varieties of teas produced in Yunnan as well as the ambiguous nature of the color classifications. Contents 1 Tasting and brewing 2 Varieties 3 See also 4 References // Tasting and brewing Dian hong teas are best brewed with porcelain gaiwan or yixing teaware using freshly boiled water at 90 (194) to 100 (212), and are suitable for multiple infusions. It is important not to overbrew the teas as they will easily go bitter or exhibit astringency, especially the cheaper varieties. Varieties Broken Yunnan (????; pinyin:di?nhg su ch): A cheap tea used for blending which contains very few golden buds and is generally bitter on its own. You can spot this tea easily as the dried leaves are largely black in color with only a few bursts of golden tips. The brew is dark and not brassy but reddish-brown. The taste can sometimes be as strong as cooked pu-erh tea. Classified in Orange pekoe grading as BOP. Yunnan Gold (????? or ??; pinyin: di?nhg g?ngf? ch): A Dian hong with fewer golden buds and more dark tea leaves. It is on par with the pure gold, and is priced similarly, but makes teas with slightly different characteristics. The brew a brassy red color different from other black teas and a vivid sweetness not quite as intense as "Yunnan pure gold". Classified in Orange pekoe grading from OP to TGFOP. Yunnan Pure Gold (????; pinyin: j?ny di?nhg): Considered the best type of Dian hong tea. It contains only golden tips, which are usually covered in fine hairs. When viewed from a distance, the dried tea appears bright orange in colour. The tea liquor is bright red in colour and exhibits a gentle aroma and a sweet taste. The leaves are reddish brown after being brewed. Classified in Orange pekoe grading from TGFOP to SFTGFOP. See also Pu-erh, the other variety of tea commonly produced in Yunnan. Keemun tea References FMLTea page on Yunnan TeaHub page on Yunnan Black v?d?e Yunnan Province Kunming (Capital) Topics Geography| History| Politics| Administrative divisions| Economy| Transport| Culture| Music| Cuisine| Universities Admin.divisions (Cat.) 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