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2008.09.29 13:34 bearddit: the chin of the internet -- news before it grows

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2014.01.26 01:59 Superlimin The home of Autoflowers

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2023.06.01 00:31 Slavic_Dusa The ABS light on 2013 Prius

I noticed that ABS light comes on the dashboard when the car is in drive already stopped brake pedal engaged and I just press it hard as much as I can. When the car is running in Park and I press and hold the brake pedal no light comes on.
I have been driving this car for almost 5 years now, and I never noticed this before.
Can anyone tell me is this normal or should I get it checked. Google is returning any relevant results on this matter.
Also, my local car wash just quoted me cool $100 to do the oil change with Toyota OEM 0W 20
Last time I changed the oil cost was no more than $65
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2023.06.01 00:15 KillJoyNana How much money to sink into a car before it's not worth it anymore

Car has been shaking and jerking while idling and moving between park, reverse, and drive. The car was shutting off while driving and had a hatf start, but luckily that seems to have been resolved... for now. We've sunk around 3k into this 2013 Hyundai accent and no one can tell us why it's jerking. Work done to try and fix the problem with no luck:
  1. Fuel injectors flushed
  2. Oil change to synthetic
  3. Crankshaft position sensor changed
  4. New battery and clean terminals
  5. New spark plugs
  6. Spark plugs redone because wasn't done right the first time
  7. Multiple diagnostics with NO code popping
At this point no one can solve the issue and almost all the mechanics say they can't replicate the problem which I find hard to believe (we're going to start recording the problem to show) I think it's the transmission but since there's no code, the dealership won't look further into it.
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2023.05.31 23:06 Windarizona 15 years or 500 000 miles on 1 oil change? Really?

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2023.05.31 21:27 Ill-Ad5218 Maryland Says Medicinal Viability Correlated to Potency of Delta 9THC - Absurd State Legislation.

MARYLAND has released the stipulation around recreational cannabis, but they still have yet to announce the potnecy levels, not that I have heard. Even the one Representative I seen recently on Instagram, for Curio, neglected to define specifics. She said that recreational users would be restricted in what they can purchase, and mentions theb750mg cap on concentrates across 12 grams, but neglect to mention that recreational weed will be between 9- 13% taxed at a 9% sales tax with jo maximum cap on said tax. 
The state is insinuating in this that the medicinal viability of cannabis lay within the potency of the product. We can look to the University of Mississippi studies showing potency increases over 2 decades of research on illicit cannabis. The studies likely wouldn't include the most potent cannabis, as itnis the kist potent for a reason, that person is on top for a reason.... they didn't get busted. This increase in potnecy is explicit evidence that the potent products available today are not a result of industrial decriminalization surrounding medicinal cannabis. The industries can't even properly operate until they pull in knowledgeable hands in the state they enter to run the systems which aren't understood by many save illicit entrepreneurs or people who make essential oils for example, that has similar lab functions.
The medicinal market is not defined by potency, as much as the government would love this. If you follow my content you will know that medicinal viability if anywhere lay in terpene amd minor cannabinoid interaction within the endocannabinoid system, THc is merely the level of potency that is manipulated into various experiences by the terpene and minor cannabinoid interactions. So saying that recreational growers are restricted to and buyers are restricted to essentially mid grade cannabis and dabs that equal no more than 750 mille grams across 12 grams. For perspective, a medicinal gram of concentrate or a recreational shatter pack from claifornia test at 1000 mg per.
This is going to cause there to be a foot hold for republican conservative legislators to claim that cannabis legalization has failed. Jusst as californias'first year in decreased legal cannabis sales led legislators to claiming the same as it led to a bolstered illicot market. Since states are legalizing the need for California back end legal isn't needed in 20 states as much so there is a back up in California. This lowers the street value and, people especially in California who've had 2 decades to understand that it isn't industry that makes cannabis what it is, so they go to the street ro purchase the same cannabis, for cheaper. 
 This is what I see taking place here in Marylandz with a slight difference being that users here aren't as accustomed to foregoing industry weed for the dude down the street. His weed is just as good maybe betyer than many available at the dispensary but it's a different culture in Maryland and itnisnt beneficial to an open and legalized cannabis market. All cannabis is inherently medicinal, all canabisnis recreational, but while we don't know how to define the exact therapeutic viability, we know it isn't In THC. We know certain minor cannabinoids like CBD are used by the FDA using semantic and legalise to keep the substance scheduled as a schedule 1 substance, (having no medicinal viability and causes dependency) meanwhile producing epidiolex from the minor cannabinoid CBD. The discovery of producing CBD dominant cannabis was one of illicit entrepeurship, though the brother's who created it weren't weed people so to speak, they were straight edge. Anyway off topic. Point is the FDA has made 5 pharmaceuticals based on cannabis directly or in synthetic cannabinoids, thise being pit to market as early as 1987 using dronnibinol and nabinol. The medicinal viability obviously lays in the interaction of things we don't have a full understanding of thanks also to this one agency time to all the fukery, the FDA. The FDA actively fought to have cannabis peer reviewed research restricted to sub par low quality cannabis produced by and controlled by government contractors at the university of Mississippi. This allowed them plausible deniablilty by claiming they were indeed allowong study of cannabis, we just simply couldn't find anything.. . .we the people. We couldn't find anything because the quality of cannabis was so poor it couldn't be discerned from smoking air, so ofcourse there no medicinal viability found. Peer reviewed research is necessary to change the categorization od cannabis from schedule 1 alongside heroin and methamphetamine. Even Acid, MDMA, and Psyilocybin musrhmrooms,, also all schedule 1 substances have mire studies less restricted by the FDA than does Cannabis. The largest study on cannabis to date was conducted by the FDA on 200 patients for production of epidiolex. Surprisingly... or not, the studies conducted by the government, for the governmemt like the aforementioned study on DEA complicated product always led to viable results whereby there was clear definition of control and placebo. Epidiolex even has a notation in its packaging indicating it is not operating under placebo effect, idk why but it does. If u skipped that I'm talking of the longitudinal potency study of Comphiscated DEA sample. Some will attempt to argue that ofcourse those results were the case because California, who operated industrially during these years (though much differently than the total industrial inundation of Maryland, California entrepreneurs atleast had a chance from the jump) so the cannabis tested isn't exemplary of illicit potency oflver the 2 decades. But this was controlled for by obtaining locally grown cannabis from the south east, north east, and Midwest, so the increase in potency over the 2 decades shows a Correlation to potency and recreational activity. Obviously anyone part of cannabis culture knows that potnecy is relative to recreational markets. The extent to which terpenes are part of the recreational market lay in exotic phenotypes that produce unique aromatic profiles that smell nothing like cannabis. This provides aesthetic value over potency which is saleable on the illicit market, like strains such as pink lemonade or Bkueberry Muffins. They taste nothing at all like traditional cannabis. So essentially I guess a good way to say it is that the actual medicinal viability of cannabis is used illicitly moreso as Novelty in somatic presentation than its medicinal viability.
All this considered, one can see the silliness in qualifying recreational cannabis by capping the level of potency. 
This will lead to a gray market of diverted medicinal quality cannabis and California will be happy with the lack of recreational potency. For the novice user, I'm sure it'll be fine, but for the experience smoker wanting to celebrate the July 1 2023 legalization date in Maryland with potency, are going to be shocked. In addition, to endure that ppl don't flock to medical cards, the state put a temporary hold on medicinal applications until 2024. This makes me question, if you purchase recreational is you name attached and if so will you be allowed medicinal access thereafter? Lemme know what u think.... or how ur state compares to this.
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2023.05.31 21:26 Ill-Ad5218 Maryland Says Medicinal Viability Correlated to Potency of Delta 9THC - Absurd State Legislation.

MARYLAND has released the stipulation around recreational cannabis, but they still have yet to announce the potnecy levels, not that I have heard. Even the one Representative I seen recently on Instagram, for Curio, neglected to define specifics. She said that recreational users would be restricted in what they can purchase, and mentions theb750mg cap on concentrates across 12 grams, but neglect to mention that recreational weed will be between 9- 13% taxed at a 9% sales tax with jo maximum cap on said tax. 
The state is insinuating in this that the medicinal viability of cannabis lay within the potency of the product. We can look to the University of Mississippi studies showing potency increases over 2 decades of research on illicit cannabis. The studies likely wouldn't include the most potent cannabis, as itnis the kist potent for a reason, that person is on top for a reason.... they didn't get busted. This increase in potnecy is explicit evidence that the potent products available today are not a result of industrial decriminalization surrounding medicinal cannabis. The industries can't even properly operate until they pull in knowledgeable hands in the state they enter to run the systems which aren't understood by many save illicit entrepreneurs or people who make essential oils for example, that has similar lab functions.
The medicinal market is not defined by potency, as much as the government would love this. If you follow my content you will know that medicinal viability if anywhere lay in terpene amd minor cannabinoid interaction within the endocannabinoid system, THc is merely the level of potency that is manipulated into various experiences by the terpene and minor cannabinoid interactions. So saying that recreational growers are restricted to and buyers are restricted to essentially mid grade cannabis and dabs that equal no more than 750 mille grams across 12 grams. For perspective, a medicinal gram of concentrate or a recreational shatter pack from claifornia test at 1000 mg per.
This is going to cause there to be a foot hold for republican conservative legislators to claim that cannabis legalization has failed. Jusst as californias'first year in decreased legal cannabis sales led legislators to claiming the same as it led to a bolstered illicot market. Since states are legalizing the need for California back end legal isn't needed in 20 states as much so there is a back up in California. This lowers the street value and, people especially in California who've had 2 decades to understand that it isn't industry that makes cannabis what it is, so they go to the street ro purchase the same cannabis, for cheaper. 
 This is what I see taking place here in Marylandz with a slight difference being that users here aren't as accustomed to foregoing industry weed for the dude down the street. His weed is just as good maybe betyer than many available at the dispensary but it's a different culture in Maryland and itnisnt beneficial to an open and legalized cannabis market. All cannabis is inherently medicinal, all canabisnis recreational, but while we don't know how to define the exact therapeutic viability, we know it isn't In THC. We know certain minor cannabinoids like CBD are used by the FDA using semantic and legalise to keep the substance scheduled as a schedule 1 substance, (having no medicinal viability and causes dependency) meanwhile producing epidiolex from the minor cannabinoid CBD. The discovery of producing CBD dominant cannabis was one of illicit entrepeurship, though the brother's who created it weren't weed people so to speak, they were straight edge. Anyway off topic. Point is the FDA has made 5 pharmaceuticals based on cannabis directly or in synthetic cannabinoids, thise being pit to market as early as 1987 using dronnibinol and nabinol. The medicinal viability obviously lays in the interaction of things we don't have a full understanding of thanks also to this one agency time to all the fukery, the FDA. The FDA actively fought to have cannabis peer reviewed research restricted to sub par low quality cannabis produced by and controlled by government contractors at the university of Mississippi. This allowed them plausible deniablilty by claiming they were indeed allowong study of cannabis, we just simply couldn't find anything.. . .we the people. We couldn't find anything because the quality of cannabis was so poor it couldn't be discerned from smoking air, so ofcourse there no medicinal viability found. Peer reviewed research is necessary to change the categorization od cannabis from schedule 1 alongside heroin and methamphetamine. Even Acid, MDMA, and Psyilocybin musrhmrooms,, also all schedule 1 substances have mire studies less restricted by the FDA than does Cannabis. The largest study on cannabis to date was conducted by the FDA on 200 patients for production of epidiolex. Surprisingly... or not, the studies conducted by the government, for the governmemt like the aforementioned study on DEA complicated product always led to viable results whereby there was clear definition of control and placebo. Epidiolex even has a notation in its packaging indicating it is not operating under placebo effect, idk why but it does. If u skipped that I'm talking of the longitudinal potency study of Comphiscated DEA sample. Some will attempt to argue that ofcourse those results were the case because California, who operated industrially during these years (though much differently than the total industrial inundation of Maryland, California entrepreneurs atleast had a chance from the jump) so the cannabis tested isn't exemplary of illicit potency oflver the 2 decades. But this was controlled for by obtaining locally grown cannabis from the south east, north east, and Midwest, so the increase in potency over the 2 decades shows a Correlation to potency and recreational activity. Obviously anyone part of cannabis culture knows that potnecy is relative to recreational markets. The extent to which terpenes are part of the recreational market lay in exotic phenotypes that produce unique aromatic profiles that smell nothing like cannabis. This provides aesthetic value over potency which is saleable on the illicit market, like strains such as pink lemonade or Bkueberry Muffins. They taste nothing at all like traditional cannabis. So essentially I guess a good way to say it is that the actual medicinal viability of cannabis is used illicitly moreso as Novelty in somatic presentation than its medicinal viability.
All this considered, one can see the silliness in qualifying recreational cannabis by capping the level of potency. 
This will lead to a gray market of diverted medicinal quality cannabis and California will be happy with the lack of recreational potency. For the novice user, I'm sure it'll be fine, but for the experience smoker wanting to celebrate the July 1 2023 legalization date in Maryland with potency, are going to be shocked. In addition, to endure that ppl don't flock to medical cards, the state put a temporary hold on medicinal applications until 2024. This makes me question, if you purchase recreational is you name attached and if so will you be allowed medicinal access thereafter? Lemme know what u think.... or how ur state compares to this.
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2023.05.31 21:25 Ill-Ad5218 Maryland Says Medicinal Viability Correlated to Potency of Delta 9THC - Absurd State Legislation.

MARYLAND has released the stipulation around recreational cannabis, but they still have yet to announce the potnecy levels, not that I have heard. Even the one Representative I seen recently on Instagram, for Curio, neglected to define specifics. She said that recreational users would be restricted in what they can purchase, and mentions theb750mg cap on concentrates across 12 grams, but neglect to mention that recreational weed will be between 9- 13% taxed at a 9% sales tax with jo maximum cap on said tax.
The state is insinuating in this that the medicinal viability of cannabis lay within the potency of the product. We can look to the University of Mississippi studies showing potency increases over 2 decades of research on illicit cannabis. The studies likely wouldn't include the most potent cannabis, as itnis the kist potent for a reason, that person is on top for a reason.... they didn't get busted. This increase in potnecy is explicit evidence that the potent products available today are not a result of industrial decriminalization surrounding medicinal cannabis. The industries can't even properly operate until they pull in knowledgeable hands in the state they enter to run the systems which aren't understood by many save illicit entrepreneurs or people who make essential oils for example, that has similar lab functions.
The medicinal market is not defined by potency, as much as the government would love this. If you follow my content you will know that medicinal viability if anywhere lay in terpene amd minor cannabinoid interaction within the endocannabinoid system, THc is merely the level of potency that is manipulated into various experiences by the terpene and minor cannabinoid interactions. So saying that recreational growers are restricted to and buyers are restricted to essentially mid grade cannabis and dabs that equal no more than 750 mille grams across 12 grams. For perspective, a medicinal gram of concentrate or a recreational shatter pack from claifornia test at 1000 mg per.
This is going to cause there to be a foot hold for republican conservative legislators to claim that cannabis legalization has failed. Jusst as californias'first year in decreased legal cannabis sales led legislators to claiming the same as it led to a bolstered illicot market. Since states are legalizing the need for California back end legal isn't needed in 20 states as much so there is a back up in California. This lowers the street value and, people especially in California who've had 2 decades to understand that it isn't industry that makes cannabis what it is, so they go to the street ro purchase the same cannabis, for cheaper.
This is what I see taking place here in Marylandz with a slight difference being that users here aren't as accustomed to foregoing industry weed for the dude down the street. His weed is just as good maybe betyer than many available at the dispensary but it's a different culture in Maryland and itnisnt beneficial to an open and legalized cannabis market. All cannabis is inherently medicinal, all canabisnis recreational, but while we don't know how to define the exact therapeutic viability, we know it isn't In THC. We know certain minor cannabinoids like CBD are used by the FDA using semantic and legalise to keep the substance scheduled as a schedule 1 substance, (having no medicinal viability and causes dependency) meanwhile producing epidiolex from the minor cannabinoid CBD. The discovery of producing CBD dominant cannabis was one of illicit entrepeurship, though the brother's who created it weren't weed people so to speak, they were straight edge. Anyway off topic. Point is the FDA has made 5 pharmaceuticals based on cannabis directly or in synthetic cannabinoids, thise being pit to market as early as 1987 using dronnibinol and nabinol.
The medicinal viability obviously lays in the interaction of things we don't have a full understanding of thanks also to this one agency time to all the fukery, the FDA. The FDA actively fought to have cannabis peer reviewed research restricted to sub par low quality cannabis produced by and controlled by government contractors at the university of Mississippi. This allowed them plausible deniablilty by claiming they were indeed allowong study of cannabis, we just simply couldn't find anything.. . .we the people. We couldn't find anything because the quality of cannabis was so poor it couldn't be discerned from smoking air, so ofcourse there no medicinal viability found. Peer reviewed research is necessary to change the categorization od cannabis from schedule 1 alongside heroin and methamphetamine. Even Acid, MDMA, and Psyilocybin musrhmrooms,, also all schedule 1 substances have mire studies less restricted by the FDA than does Cannabis.
The largest study on cannabis to date was conducted by the FDA on 200 patients for production of epidiolex. Surprisingly... or not, the studies conducted by the government, for the governmemt like the aforementioned study on DEA complicated product always led to viable results whereby there was clear definition of control and placebo. Epidiolex even has a notation in its packaging indicating it is not operating under placebo effect, idk why but it does. If u skipped that I'm talking of the longitudinal potency study of Comphiscated DEA sample. Some will attempt to argue that ofcourse those results were the case because California, who operated industrially during these years (though much differently than the total industrial inundation of Maryland, California entrepreneurs atleast had a chance from the jump) so the cannabis tested isn't exemplary of illicit potency oflver the 2 decades. But this was controlled for by obtaining locally grown cannabis from the south east, north east, and Midwest, so the increase in potency over the 2 decades shows a Correlation to potency and recreational activity.
Obviously anyone part of cannabis culture knows that potnecy is relative to recreational markets. The extent to which terpenes are part of the recreational market lay in exotic phenotypes that produce unique aromatic profiles that smell nothing like cannabis. This provides aesthetic value over potency which is saleable on the illicit market, like strains such as pink lemonade or Bkueberry Muffins. They taste nothing at all like traditional cannabis. So essentially I guess a good way to say it is that the actual medicinal viability of cannabis is used illicitly moreso as Novelty in somatic presentation than its medicinal viability. All this considered, one can see the silliness in qualifying recreational cannabis by capping the level of potency.
This will lead to a gray market of diverted medicinal quality cannabis and California will be happy with the lack of recreational potency. For the novice user, I'm sure it'll be fine, but for the experience smoker wanting to celebrate the July 1 2023 legalization date in Maryland with potency, are going to be shocked. In addition, to endure that ppl don't flock to medical cards, the state put a temporary hold on medicinal applications until 2024. This makes me question, if you purchase recreational is you name attached and if so will you be allowed medicinal access thereafter?
Lemme know what u think.... or how ur state compares to this.
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2023.05.31 20:59 daaasav Dealer put 5W50 in my eco?

Hello, I just had my oil change done this morning at a new ford dealer. I changed dealers because they would always treat me poorly at the last dealer. So when I was looking at the sheet showing what services were done it shows they used 5W50 full synthetic oil. Now maybe I’m wrong but the last time I swore they used 5W30, and based on a little research I believe that’s what should be used. I dropped the car off for an alignment, so I can’t look at the sheet showing what was put in last time. But is this a problem? I do live in texas and it is hot here, so maybe that’s why. And I’m not gonna lie on the 30 min drive to the alignment shop I actually said to myself it’s driving better than it typically does, I think it’s probably just the placebo affect. But it seemed to run smoother and sounded healthier. So can someone help put my mind at ease?
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2023.05.31 19:21 AxlCobainVedder Shopping at Chief Auto Parts, in a circa 1978 Southland Corporation photo from their annual report. Photo courtesy of Pleasant Family Shopping on Facebook

Shopping at Chief Auto Parts, in a circa 1978 Southland Corporation photo from their annual report. Photo courtesy of Pleasant Family Shopping on Facebook submitted by AxlCobainVedder to TheWayWeWere [link] [comments]

2023.05.31 18:24 kavyaorganicfarm 7 Best Organic Natural Shampoo

7 Best Organic Natural Shampoo
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When it comes to choosing the best organic natural shampoo, there are several options available on the market. Here are seven popular choices known for their natural ingredients and effectiveness:
  1. Avalon Organics Biotin B-Complex Thickening Shampoo: This shampoo is made with a blend of organic botanicals and essential oils to help nourish the hair and promote thickness and volume.
  2. Acure Organics Moroccan Argan Oil Shampoo: This shampoo contains organic argan oil, which is rich in nutrients and helps moisturize and strengthen the hair. It is also free from sulfates and parabens.
  3. Maple Holistics Sage Shampoo for Anti-Dandruff: Formulated with organic ingredients like sage, rosemary, and tea tree oil, this shampoo helps soothe the scalp and control dandruff while keeping the hair healthy.
  4. Rahua Classic Shampoo: Made with organic ingredients sourced from the Amazon rainforest, this shampoo cleanses the hair gently while maintaining its natural oils. It is suitable for all hair types.
  5. Pura D'or Hair Loss Prevention Therapy Shampoo: This organic shampoo is infused with a blend of herbal extracts and essential nutrients to help reduce hair loss and promote healthy hair growth.
  6. Desert Essence Coconut Shampoo: This shampoo is enriched with organic coconut oil to provide deep hydration and nourishment to the hair. It is also free from harsh chemicals and artificial fragrances.
  7. John Masters Organics Lavender Rosemary Shampoo: Formulated with organic botanical extracts, this shampoo helps cleanse and revitalize the hair while leaving a soothing scent of lavender and rosemary.
Remember to check the ingredient list and certifications of any product you choose to ensure it meets your specific requirements for organic and natural ingredients.
  • Which organic hair shampoo is best?
Determining the "best" organic hair shampoo can be subjective and may vary depending on individual preferences and specific hair needs. However, there are several top-rated organic shampoos that are widely regarded for their quality and effectiveness. Here are a few highly recommended options:
  1. Acure Organics Moroccan Argan Oil Shampoo: Known for its nourishing properties, this shampoo contains organic argan oil that helps moisturize and strengthen the hair. It is suitable for all hair types and is free from sulfates and parabens.
  2. Avalon Organics Biotin B-Complex Thickening Shampoo: This shampoo is formulated with organic botanicals and essential oils that promote hair thickness and volume. It is particularly popular for thin or fine hair.
  3. Rahua Classic Shampoo: Made with organic ingredients sourced from the Amazon rainforest, this shampoo gently cleanses the hair while maintaining its natural oils. It works well for all hair types and is known for its nourishing and revitalizing properties.
  4. Maple Holistics Sage Shampoo for Anti-Dandruff: This organic shampoo contains sage, rosemary, and tea tree oil, which help soothe the scalp and control dandruff. It is a suitable choice for those with a dry or irritated scalp.
  5. Pura D'or Hair Loss Prevention Therapy Shampoo: This shampoo is infused with organic herbal extracts and essential nutrients to reduce hair loss and promote healthy hair growth. It is especially beneficial for individuals concerned about hair thinning or loss.
  6. Desert Essence Coconut Shampoo: Enriched with organic coconut oil, this shampoo provides deep hydration and nourishment to the hair. It is free from harsh chemicals and artificial fragrances, making it a popular choice for those seeking gentle and natural hair care.
  7. John Masters Organics Lavender Rosemary Shampoo: Formulated with organic botanical extracts, this shampoo cleanses and revitalizes the hair while leaving a pleasant scent of lavender and rosemary. It is suitable for various hair types.
Ultimately, it's essential to consider your specific hair concerns, such as dryness, dandruff, or hair loss, and choose a shampoo that addresses those needs. Additionally, reading customer reviews and checking the ingredient list can help you make an informed decision based on your personal preferences and requirements.
  • Which shampoo is 100% chemical-free?
While it is challenging to find a shampoo that is completely 100% chemical-free, there are options available that minimize the use of synthetic chemicals and focus on using natural and organic ingredients. It's important to note that all substances, including natural ones, are made up of chemicals. However, the following shampoos are known for their commitment to using natural and organic ingredients and avoiding harsh chemicals:
100% Pure Shampoo: 100% Pure offers a range of shampoos that are free from synthetic chemicals, sulfates, and artificial fragrances. They use natural ingredients like fruits, herbs, and oils to cleanse and nourish the hair.
  1. Rahua Classic Shampoo: Rahua shampoos are made with organic and natural ingredients sustainably sourced from the Amazon rainforest. They are free from sulfates, parabens, and synthetic fragrance.
  2. Earth Mama Organics Happy Mama Body Wash & Shampoo: This product is a versatile option that can be used as both a body wash and shampoo. It is made with natural and organic ingredients and is free from artificial fragrances, sulfates, and harsh chemicals.
  3. Yarok Feed Your Volume Shampoo: Yarok's shampoos are formulated with organic and plant-based ingredients. They are free from sulfates, parabens, and synthetic fragrances, focusing on providing a natural and gentle cleansing experience.
  4. Innersense Organic Beauty Hairbath: Innersense Organic Beauty offers a range of shampoos that are crafted with organic plant ingredients and are free from sulfates, parabens, and synthetic fragrances. They prioritize clean and natural formulations.
It's essential to read the ingredient list and product descriptions carefully to ensure that a shampoo meets your specific criteria for being chemical-free or minimizing the use of synthetic chemicals.
  • Which is the best 100% Ayurvedic shampoo?
When it comes to Ayurvedic shampoos, there are several brands that offer products based on Ayurvedic principles and ingredients. The "best" Ayurvedic shampoo may vary depending on individual preferences and hair needs. Here are some popular options known for their Ayurvedic formulations:
  1. Kama Ayurveda Rose and Jasmine Hair Cleanser: This shampoo contains Ayurvedic herbs and essential oils like rose and jasmine that help cleanse and nourish the hair. It is suitable for all hair types and is free from sulfates and parabens.
  2. Forest Essentials Hair Cleanser Bhringraj and Shikakai: Formulated with Ayurvedic ingredients like bhringraj and shikakai, this shampoo is known for its revitalizing and strengthening properties. It helps promote healthy hair growth and reduces hair fall.
  3. Ayush Anti Hair Fall Bhringaraj Shampoo: Ayush is a popular Ayurvedic brand, and this shampoo is enriched with bhringaraj, an herb known for its hair-strengthening and hair fall-reducing properties. It is suitable for those with thinning hair or excessive hair fall.
  4. Patanjali Kesh Kanti Shikakai Hair Cleanser: From the renowned Ayurvedic brand Patanjali, this shampoo contains shikakai, a traditional Ayurvedic herb known for its cleansing and conditioning properties. It helps maintain the natural pH balance of the scalp and leaves the hair soft and shiny.
  5. Himalaya Herbals Anti-Hair Fall Shampoo: Himalaya Herbals is a well-known Ayurvedic brand, and this shampoo is formulated with a blend of Ayurvedic herbs like bhringraj and chickpea that strengthen the hair and reduce hair fall.
When choosing an Ayurvedic shampoo, it's important to check the ingredient list and ensure that the product aligns with your specific hair concerns and preferences. Additionally, it may be beneficial to read customer reviews to gather insights on the effectiveness of the shampoo for different individuals.
  • Which is the No 1 shampoo in India?
The shampoo market in India is highly competitive, and the popularity and preferences of consumers can vary. As a result, it's difficult to pinpoint a single "No 1" shampoo brand in India. However, some of the most popular and widely used shampoo brands in India include:
  1. Dove: Known for its range of shampoos that cater to different hair types and concerns, Dove is a well-established brand in India. They offer a variety of options, such as moisturizing, volumizing, and anti-dandruff shampoos.
  2. Pantene: Pantene is another leading brand in India, offering a wide range of shampoos targeting various hair issues, including hair fall, frizz control, and damage repair. They are known for their Pro-V formula that claims to strengthen and nourish the hair.
  3. Head & Shoulders: Head & Shoulders is a popular choice for those dealing with dandruff and scalp-related issues. Their anti-dandruff shampoos are widely used and recognized in the Indian market.
  4. Sunsilk: Sunsilk offers a diverse range of shampoos designed to address different hair types and concerns, including smooth and manageable hair, long and strong hair, and voluminous hair.
  5. Clinic Plus: Clinic Plus is a well-known brand in India, particularly for its family-friendly range of shampoos. They offer products suitable for different family members, including kids, and focus on maintaining healthy and nourished hair.
It's important to note that consumer preferences can change over time, and the popularity of shampoo brands may vary across different regions and demographics in India. Additionally, individual hair types and concerns can influence the choice of a shampoo brand. It's advisable to consider personal needs and preferences when selecting the most suitable shampoo for oneself.
  • Which is the best chemical free shampoo in India?
There are several chemical-free shampoo brands available in India that are known for their natural and organic formulations. While determining the "best" chemical-free shampoo can be subjective and dependent on individual preferences and hair needs, here are some popular options:
  1. WOW Skin Science Apple Cider Vinegar Shampoo: This shampoo is formulated with natural ingredients like apple cider vinegar, almond oil, and argan oil. It helps balance the scalp's pH, clarify the hair, and promote healthy hair growth.
  2. Khadi Natural Herbal Shampoo: Khadi Natural offers a range of herbal shampoos made with Ayurvedic ingredients. They are free from sulfates, parabens, and artificial fragrances. Different variants target specific hair concerns like hair fall, dandruff, and dryness.
  3. Juicy Chemistry Organic Shampoo: Juicy Chemistry offers organic and chemical-free hair care products. Their shampoos contain natural ingredients like aloe vera, shikakai, and rosemary that cleanse and nourish the hair without harsh chemicals.
  4. Mamaearth Happy Heads Shampoo: Mamaearth is a popular brand for natural and toxin-free products. Their Happy Heads Shampoo is made with gentle ingredients like biotin, horse chestnut extract, and amla that promote healthy hair growth and strengthen the hair.
  5. The Moms Co. Natural Protein Shampoo: The Moms Co. offers a range of natural and chemical-free hair care products. Their protein shampoo is enriched with wheat and silk proteins, argan oil, and natural cleansers to nourish and strengthen the hair.
  6. Rustic Art Organic Shampoo: Rustic Art is known for its organic and eco-friendly products. Their shampoo range includes options like Aloe Vera, Neem Basil, and Hibiscus that are free from sulfates, parabens, and synthetic fragrances.
Remember to read the ingredient list and check for certifications like USDA Organic or Ecocert to ensure the shampoo meets your specific requirements for being chemical-free. It's also helpful to consider your hair type and concerns when selecting the most suitable option for yourself.
  • which is the best herbal shampoo?
Determining the "best" herbal shampoo can be subjective and dependent on individual preferences and hair needs. However, there are several herbal shampoo brands known for their effective and natural formulations. Here are some popular options:
  1. Himalaya Herbals Anti-Hair Fall Shampoo: Himalaya Herbals offers a range of herbal shampoos. Their Anti-Hair Fall Shampoo contains herbs like bhringraj and chickpea that help strengthen the hair and reduce hair fall.
  2. Forest Essentials Hair Cleanser Bhringraj and Shikakai: Forest Essentials is renowned for its luxurious Ayurvedic products. Their Bhringraj and Shikakai Hair Cleanser is enriched with herbs known for their hair-strengthening properties.
  3. Khadi Natural Herbal Shampoo: Khadi Natural is a popular brand offering a variety of herbal shampoos. They are known for their Ayurvedic formulations with natural ingredients like amla, shikakai, and neem.
  4. Patanjali Kesh Kanti Shikakai Hair Cleanser: From the Ayurvedic brand Patanjali, this shampoo contains shikakai, a traditional herb known for its cleansing and conditioning properties.
  5. Biotique Bio Kelp Fresh Growth Protein Shampoo: Biotique is known for its range of herbal products. Their Bio Kelp Fresh Growth Protein Shampoo is formulated with natural ingredients like kelp, peppermint oil, and mint leaf extract to promote hair growth and strengthen the hair.
  6. Vaadi Herbals Amla Shikakai Shampoo: Vaadi Herbals offers a wide range of herbal shampoos. Their Amla Shikakai Shampoo is a popular choice, combining the benefits of amla and shikakai to nourish and revitalize the hair.
When choosing a herbal shampoo, it's important to consider your specific hair concerns, such as hair fall, dandruff, or dryness, and select a product that addresses those needs. Reading customer reviews and checking the ingredient list can also help you make an informed decision based on your personal preferences and requirements.
  • Which shampoo is best for daily use?
When selecting a shampoo for daily use, it's important to choose a product that is gentle, nourishing, and suitable for regular cleansing. Here are some shampoos that are generally considered suitable for daily use:
  1. Gentle or Mild Shampoos: Look for shampoos labeled as "gentle" or "mild," as they are formulated to be less harsh and suitable for regular use. These shampoos are usually free from sulfates and have a balanced pH level to maintain the health and moisture of the hair.
  2. Moisturizing Shampoos: Shampoos with moisturizing properties are beneficial for daily use, especially if you have dry or damaged hair. These shampoos help hydrate and nourish the hair, preventing it from becoming dry or brittle due to frequent washing.
  3. pH-Balanced Shampoos: Opt for shampoos that mention being pH-balanced, as they help maintain the natural pH level of the scalp and hair. This ensures that the scalp remains healthy and the hair cuticles are protected, making them suitable for daily use.
  4. Sulfate-Free Shampoos: Sulfates, such as sodium lauryl sulfate (SLS) and sodium laureth sulfate (SLES), can be harsh on the hair and scalp. Choosing a sulfate-free shampoo reduces the risk of excessive dryness or irritation, making it suitable for daily use.
  5. Herbal or Natural Shampoos: Herbal or natural shampoos often contain gentle ingredients derived from plants or herbs. They can be a good option for daily use as they are less likely to cause any adverse effects or product buildup.
Remember, everyone's hair is unique, and what works for one person may not work for another. It's essential to consider your specific hair type, concerns, and preferences when choosing a shampoo for daily use. Additionally, it can be helpful to test a small amount of the product and observe how your hair responds before committing to regular use.
  • Which shampoo is best for hair regrowth?
While shampoos alone cannot guarantee hair regrowth, there are some shampoos available in the market that are formulated with ingredients believed to promote hair growth and improve the overall health of the hair. It's important to note that individual results may vary, and it's recommended to consult a healthcare professional for personalized advice. Here are a few shampoos that are often recommended for promoting hair regrowth:
  1. Nizoral Anti-Dandruff Shampoo: This shampoo contains ketoconazole, an antifungal ingredient that can help combat scalp conditions like dandruff, which may contribute to hair loss. It is believed to have some potential for promoting hair regrowth.
  2. PURA D'OR Hair Loss Prevention Therapy Shampoo: This shampoo contains a blend of herbal extracts, essential nutrients, and DHT blockers that are believed to nourish the hair follicles, strengthen the hair, and reduce hair loss.
  3. Ultrax Labs Hair Surge: This shampoo is formulated with caffeine, which is thought to stimulate hair follicles and promote hair growth. It also contains other ingredients like saw palmetto, ketoconazole, and peppermint oil that can contribute to a healthy scalp environment.
  4. Plantur 39 Phyto-Caffeine Shampoo: Specifically designed for women, this shampoo contains caffeine and other active ingredients that are believed to counteract the negative effects of hormonal changes on hair growth, particularly during menopause.
  5. Pura d'Or Original Gold Label Anti-Hair Thinning Shampoo: This shampoo combines natural extracts, essential oils, and DHT blockers to nourish the scalp, promote hair strength, and reduce hair thinning. It is free from harsh chemicals and is suitable for both men and women.
Remember, hair regrowth can be a complex process influenced by various factors such as genetics, overall health, and hormonal balance. It's advisable to consult a healthcare professional or dermatologist to identify the underlying causes of hair loss and develop a comprehensive treatment plan tailored to your specific needs.
  • Which is best and safe shampoo in India?
There are several safe and reliable shampoo brands available in India. While determining the "best" shampoo can be subjective and dependent on individual preferences and hair needs, here are some well-known and trusted options:
  1. Dove: Dove is a widely recognized brand that offers a range of shampoos suitable for different hair types and concerns. They prioritize gentle formulations and moisturizing properties, making their shampoos generally safe for regular use.
  2. Pantene: Pantene is a popular choice among consumers in India. They offer a variety of shampoos targeting specific hair needs, such as damage repair, hydration, and frizz control. Pantene products undergo rigorous safety and quality testing.
  3. Himalaya Herbals: Himalaya Herbals is known for its range of natural and herbal products. Their shampoos are formulated with botanical extracts and are free from harsh chemicals, making them a safer option for regular use.
  4. WOW Skin Science: WOW Skin Science offers a range of hair care products with a focus on natural and gentle ingredients. Their shampoos are free from sulfates, parabens, and synthetic fragrances, making them suitable for those looking for safer alternatives.
  5. Khadi Natural: Khadi Natural is a brand that specializes in herbal and Ayurvedic products. Their shampoos are made with natural ingredients and are generally safe for regular use.
  6. Mamaearth: Mamaearth is a popular brand that focuses on creating safe and natural products for both adults and children. Their shampoos are made with plant-based ingredients and are free from harsh chemicals.
It's important to note that individual sensitivities and allergies may vary, so it's always advisable to check the ingredient list and perform a patch test if you have known allergies or sensitivities. Additionally, consult with a dermatologist or healthcare professional if you have specific concerns or scalp conditions before selecting a shampoo.
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2023.05.31 17:25 Babycloud20 Preventing Dry Skin for Babies

Preventing Dry Skin for Babies
Keeping a baby's skin moisturized is important to prevent dryness and irritation. Here are some tips to help prevent dry skin in babies:
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Gentle bathing: Limit baths to a few times a week to avoid stripping the natural oils from the baby's skin. Use lukewarm water and a mild, fragrance-free baby cleanser. Keep baths short and avoid using harsh soaps or excessive scrubbing.
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Moisturize regularly: After bathing, pat the baby's skin dry with a soft towel and immediately apply a gentle, fragrance-free moisturizer. Look for products specifically formulated for babies, such as creams or ointments that contain ingredients like ceramides or shea butter. Avoid products with added fragrances, dyes, or other potential irritants.
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Dress appropriately: Choose soft, breathable fabrics like cotton for your baby's clothing. Avoid synthetic materials that can trap moisture and cause irritation. Dress your baby in layers so you can adjust their clothing to maintain a comfortable temperature.
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Use a humidifier: Dry indoor air can contribute to dry skin. Consider using a cool-mist humidifier in the baby's room, especially during the drier months or in climates with low humidity. Ensure the humidifier is clean and properly maintained to prevent mold or bacteria growth.
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Protect from harsh weather: In cold or windy weather, cover your baby's skin with warm, breathable clothing and use a hat and mittens to protect their face and extremities. In hot weather, keep your baby in shaded areas, dress them in loose, lightweight clothing, and apply a broad-spectrum sunscreen (SPF 30 or higher) to exposed skin if they're over six months old.
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Avoid irritants: Be mindful of potential irritants that can dry out the baby's skin. Avoid using scented laundry detergents, fabric softeners, or dryer sheets when washing their clothes and bedding. Opt for gentle, hypoallergenic products instead.
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Hydrate from within: If your baby has started solid foods and is older than six months, offer them water in addition to breast milk or formula. Staying hydrated can help maintain healthy skin.
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If you notice persistent dryness, redness, or irritation on your baby's skin, or if you have any concerns, it's best to consult with your pediatrician or a healthcare professional for further evaluation and advice.
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2023.05.31 17:05 Several_Hat_6650 Engine oil. Mineral or synthetic?

I own a maruti s cross petrol. Service manager always suggest synthetic oil. Crossing 15k kms. Should I change my oil to synthetic or should I stay with mineral. This is my second car never used synthetic. Mostly city driving.
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2023.05.31 16:50 Hyloc10 The Battle of Power Systems: Hydraulics or Pneumatics for Modern Industries

Any of modern construction or manufacturing applications are using one or all of three different kinds of power: electrical, hydraulic or pneumatic. Pneumatics provides power by means of pressurized air or gases, whereas, Hydraulics provides fluid power by means of pressurized liquids, such as oil or water. In choosing one of the two, some of the factors to be considered are cost-effectiveness, materials to be moved, availability of resources and space etc.
Each type of power has its advantages and disadvantages, according to circumstances.
Strength:
Hydraulics is the best option for strength, because the liquid medium used for its operation has a high mass density and is highly incompressible. This means that hydraulics can develop much higher levels of pressure, and can use that pressure to transmit the power that will drive your application. Industrial applications using hydraulic power may command anything from 1,000-5,000 pounds per square inch (psi) of pressure, while some specialized applications such as mining equipment or heavy lifting cranes can develop 10,000 psi or more.
When implementing hydraulics, one crucial aspect to consider is the utilization of hydraulic tube fittings. These fittings play a vital role in ensuring a secure and reliable connection between hydraulic components. By incorporating hydraulic tube fittings, you can effectively channel the immense power generated by the hydraulic system, ensuring seamless transmission throughout your application. These fittings are specifically designed to withstand the demanding conditions and high pressures associated with hydraulic systems, providing an essential link that enables efficient and dependable operation.
The media used in pneumatics have low mass density and are easily compressible. In some circumstances, gas or air can be compressed up to several hundred psi, but most mechanical applications are based on an operational pressure of only 80-100 psi. This means that pneumatic systems are largely incapable of the much larger force as offered by hydraulics, and are unsuited to the moving or lifting of heavy loads. Compressed air is also subjected to unexpected pressure drops or fluctuations which can cause operations to become jerky or unstable.
Hygiene:
Pneumatic systems win out over hydraulics in the field of hygiene, as the only thing that can leak out of your system is air. Within the system itself, the compressed air will be cleaned of oil, water or metal particles, and any other contaminants, by the filtration unit. Pneumatic systems are generally favored by environmentally-conscious companies.
You'll also be likely to choose pneumatics if you're installing systems in a clean room, a pharmaceutical laboratory, or the food and beverage industry. In these environments there must be absolutely no risk of contamination, so hydraulic systems are generally off-limits as they may be susceptible to leakage.
Whether you choose water or oil in a hydraulic system, either of these may potentially leak out via faulty hydraulic seals, hydraulic valves or worn hoses. This will contaminate your clean environment despite any safeguards you may put in place. The presence of liquids may also invite corrosion of the hardware, with a further risk of introducing contaminants. Storage tanks are also required for the fluids, and residues must be disposed of at the end of the operational process.
Speed:
Speed is one of the pneumatic system's biggest advantages. Compressed air has a high flow rate, which enables the quick release of energy and high-speed motion of moving parts such as actuators. Pneumatic actuators can achieve high cycle speeds and increased duty cycling, which deliver greater productivity. The advantage of rapid cylinder movement is further enhanced by the availability of equipment in very small sizes, ideal for use in applications where miniaturization is a priority.
Air has a much lower mass density and can flow much more quickly and easily through pipework. Another advantage of the pneumatic system is that valves and cylinders can quickly alter their state or change direction by dumping their compressed air. This can be voided straight to the atmosphere and requires no further disposal.
Water and hydraulic oil have a much greater resistance than air, with the viscosity of oil making it much slower. Although it will ultimately develop a greater degree of force and maintain constant pressure, it does not have the same rapidity as air movement and may take longer to get your system running. In the event of a leakage or emergency, hydraulic fluid may not be vented rapidly to the environment, but must be re-routed back to its tank or reservoir.
Energy:
Comparing hydraulics to pneumatics with regard to energy consumption, there are several factors to be considered. Both systems usually require an input of electrical power to drive them, and a pneumatic system needs the continuous running of a compressor to provide the compressed air. The air supply cannot be recycled and requires constant replenishment, so energy consumption in this respect may be high. Any air leakage will also a waste energy in the system.
You also have to take into account the fact that pneumatic systems lose energy through heat produced by the compression process – though there are several measures that can be taken to make your system more energy-efficient. Fortunately, air is still free of charge, so there is no need to pay for energy in obtaining, replenishing or disposing of waste products.
Hydraulic fluids can use the same oil or water over and over again after the initial start-up. Provided you have a good filtration system and keep it properly maintained, a hydraulic system can be very energy-efficient in the long run. However, electrical power is still generally required to drive the pump, and much of the energy consumed by the pump is wasted. This is because the fluid medium is in constant circulation to maintain system pressure, even though only short periods of actuation may be required to drive the application. The more viscous the fluid medium, the more energy will also be required to move it. However, significant improvements are being achieved, with technological advancements involving different types of pump and the potential of modulating drives.
Safety:
Considering hydraulics and pneumatics in the industrial environment, pneumatics is undoubtedly the safer option. A leakage of compressed air is not going to cause contamination, since air is not poisonous or corrosive, although other gases used in stand- alone or portable equipment may be hazardous. Compressed air does not generally pose a risk of fire and it won't explode, but the forcible escape of air through mechanical failure may cause physical injury.
Hydraulic fluids, on the other hand, are always at risk of potentially dangerous leaks. Even water can cause damage if it's hot enough to scald. Other fluid media such as oil, ethylene glycol, plasma and fluid synthetics may be corrosive and/or poisonous. The fluid media may be combustible and require extra safety precautions, and used oil or fluids must eventually be drained and safely disposed of. In general, hydraulic systems incorporate fewer mechanical parts, but these may be subject to corrosion and potential component failures.
Complexity:
Hydraulic systems typically have fewer moving parts and may be easily controlled with push buttons and simple levers. On the other hand, hydraulics rely on complex engineering that requires a system of valves and hoses, as well as a pump powered by an external energy source and a tank for storage of the liquid medium. It is possible to install a centralized power unit in a manufacturing plant in order to control several different hydraulic applications. Newer technology is introducing much better systems of managing speed, pressure and power.
Pneumatic system designs are also typically very simple, and operate at a much lower pressure, so their component parts may be made from cheaper and less complex materials. Since the fluid medium is not corrosive or combustible, precautions do not need to be built in against these safety hazards. Technological advances have increased the variety of uses for pneumatic systems, with miniaturization and new materials helping to reduce weight as well as bulk.
Maintenance:
Pneumatic systems are cleaner and easier to maintain than hydraulic ones, since the fluid medium is air. A regular schedule of inspection and preventive maintenance is usually all that's required to keep a pneumatic system running, e.g. checking the seals and making sure there is no leakage of air. The air does need to be cleaned of contaminants, and one of the most important maintenance procedures is the cleaning and regular replacement of the filter-regulator-lubricator unit.
With hydraulic systems, the main issue is corrosion. Unless you’re able to install pipes made of non-corrosive material, such as Electro plated, regular monitoring will be required to assess how the pipes are being affected by the fluid medium. Water may cause oxidation, and oils or other media may leave deposits that will cause corrosion. Regular checks and replacements will be required for critical components such as seals, hoses and valves.
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2023.05.31 15:27 Xethernety Kraken Robotics Announces $9.5 Million Contract with the Navy of a Large Asia Pacific Country

Kraken Robotics Announces $9.5 Million Contract with the Navy of a Large Asia Pacific Country
KRKNF (ASK @ 0.43)
PNG.VN (ASK @ 0.55)
Kraken Robotics Inc. announces a $9.5 million contract to supply high-resolution seabed mapping sonar equipment to a navy in Asia-Pacific.
The customer cannot be named at this time.
Under the scope of the contract, Kraken will deliver its KATFISH™ high-speed minehunting solution.
The contract also includes a variety of support and sustainment options,
  • including training,
  • spares
  • and operational support.
Under the acquisition contract, Kraken will deliver its KATFISH towed Synthetic Aperture Sonar, Tentacle® Winch and Autonomous Launch and Recovery System (ALARS) in Q2, 2023.
Kraken’s equipment will be integrated onboard a vessel of opportunity selected by the customer.
Continuing to build off successful KATFISH deliveries with various NATO navies, this represents Kraken’s first KATFISH system sale in the Asia-Pacific region.
This contract follows the results of a successful in-country demonstration of KATFISH™ for the customer in Q1 of this year.
Kraken’s team worked in concert with a local survey company to complete a 200 km seabed survey that provided real-time ultra- high-resolution imagery and bathymetry of the seafloor along coastal waters.
Kraken is seeing continued opportunities for growth in all regions of the world as several trends are driving demand for Kraken’s synthetic aperture sonar technology. These include:
  1. A heightened focus on maritime security and protection of subsea infrastructure.
  2. An industry upgrade cycle and a gradual shift to smaller unmanned surface vessels for mine hunting. There are over 300 manned mine hunting vessels that are more than 20 years old and need to be upgraded over the next 5-10 years. Many of these will be replaced with smaller, unmanned vessels.
  3. Strong growth in the commercial market from growing requirements for high resolution data for seabed surveys and subsea asset inspection in the offshore oil and gas and offshore wind sectors.
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ABOUT KATFISH
The KATFISH is a high-speed seabed survey system providing ultra-high resolution seabed imagery and bathymetry for defense and commercial customers.
The acoustic imagery and bathymetry collected by KATFISH systems provides customers with actionable intelligence about subsea assets and infrastructure such as subsea pipelines and fiber optic cables, as well as important hydrographic information about the safety of key transit routes for ocean going assets.
Kraken has integrated KATFISH to a variety of manned and unmanned vessels of opportunity, providing both standalone turnkey seabed mapping as well as optional integration to a customer’s combat mission management systems.
ABOUT KRAKEN ROBOTICS INC.
Kraken Robotics Inc. (TSX.V:PNG) (OTCQB: KRKNF) is a marine technology company providing complex
  • subsea sensors,
  • batteries,
  • and robotic systems.
Our high-resolution 3D acoustic imaging solutions and services enable clients to overcome the challenges in our oceans - safely, efficiently, and sustainably.
Kraken Robotics is headquartered in Canada and has offices in North and South America and Europe.
Kraken is ranked as a Top 100 marine technology company by Marine Technology Reporter.
LINKS: www.krakenrobotics.com
SOCIAL MEDIA: LinkedIn www.linkedin.com/company/krakenrobotics Twitter www.twitter.com/krakenrobotics Facebook www.facebook.com/krakenroboticsinc YouTube www.youtube.com/channel/UCEMyaMQnneTeIr71HYgrT2A Instagram www.instagram.com/krakenrobotics
For further information:
Stephen Griffin, Group Marketing Manager [email protected]
Joe MacKay, Chief Financial Officer (416) 303-0605 [email protected]
Greg Reid, President & CEO (416) 818-9822 [email protected]
Sean Peasgood, Investor Relations (647) 955-1274 [email protected]
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2023.05.31 15:27 Xethernety Kraken Robotics Announces $9.5 Million Contract with the Navy of a Large Asia Pacific Country

Kraken Robotics Announces $9.5 Million Contract with the Navy of a Large Asia Pacific Country
KRKNF (ASK @ 0.43)
Kraken Robotics Inc. announces a $9.5 million contract to supply high-resolution seabed mapping sonar equipment to a navy in Asia-Pacific.
The customer cannot be named at this time.
Under the scope of the contract, Kraken will deliver its KATFISH™ high-speed minehunting solution.
The contract also includes a variety of support and sustainment options,
  • including training,
  • spares
  • and operational support.
Under the acquisition contract, Kraken will deliver its KATFISH towed Synthetic Aperture Sonar, Tentacle® Winch and Autonomous Launch and Recovery System (ALARS) in Q2, 2023.
Kraken’s equipment will be integrated onboard a vessel of opportunity selected by the customer.
Continuing to build off successful KATFISH deliveries with various NATO navies, this represents Kraken’s first KATFISH system sale in the Asia-Pacific region.
This contract follows the results of a successful in-country demonstration of KATFISH™ for the customer in Q1 of this year.
Kraken’s team worked in concert with a local survey company to complete a 200 km seabed survey that provided real-time ultra- high-resolution imagery and bathymetry of the seafloor along coastal waters.
Kraken is seeing continued opportunities for growth in all regions of the world as several trends are driving demand for Kraken’s synthetic aperture sonar technology. These include:
  1. A heightened focus on maritime security and protection of subsea infrastructure.
  2. An industry upgrade cycle and a gradual shift to smaller unmanned surface vessels for mine hunting. There are over 300 manned mine hunting vessels that are more than 20 years old and need to be upgraded over the next 5-10 years. Many of these will be replaced with smaller, unmanned vessels.
  3. Strong growth in the commercial market from growing requirements for high resolution data for seabed surveys and subsea asset inspection in the offshore oil and gas and offshore wind sectors.
​
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ABOUT KATFISH
The KATFISH is a high-speed seabed survey system providing ultra-high resolution seabed imagery and bathymetry for defense and commercial customers.
The acoustic imagery and bathymetry collected by KATFISH systems provides customers with actionable intelligence about subsea assets and infrastructure such as subsea pipelines and fiber optic cables, as well as important hydrographic information about the safety of key transit routes for ocean going assets.
Kraken has integrated KATFISH to a variety of manned and unmanned vessels of opportunity, providing both standalone turnkey seabed mapping as well as optional integration to a customer’s combat mission management systems.
ABOUT KRAKEN ROBOTICS INC.
Kraken Robotics Inc. (TSX.V:PNG) (OTCQB: KRKNF) is a marine technology company providing complex
  • subsea sensors,
  • batteries,
  • and robotic systems.
Our high-resolution 3D acoustic imaging solutions and services enable clients to overcome the challenges in our oceans - safely, efficiently, and sustainably.
Kraken Robotics is headquartered in Canada and has offices in North and South America and Europe.
Kraken is ranked as a Top 100 marine technology company by Marine Technology Reporter.
LINKS: www.krakenrobotics.com
SOCIAL MEDIA: LinkedIn www.linkedin.com/company/krakenrobotics Twitter www.twitter.com/krakenrobotics Facebook www.facebook.com/krakenroboticsinc YouTube www.youtube.com/channel/UCEMyaMQnneTeIr71HYgrT2A Instagram www.instagram.com/krakenrobotics
For further information:
Stephen Griffin, Group Marketing Manager [email protected]
Joe MacKay, Chief Financial Officer (416) 303-0605 [email protected]
Greg Reid, President & CEO (416) 818-9822 [email protected]
Sean Peasgood, Investor Relations (647) 955-1274 [email protected]
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2023.05.31 15:26 Xethernety Kraken Robotics Announces $9.5 Million Contract with the Navy of a Large Asia Pacific Country

Kraken Robotics Announces $9.5 Million Contract with the Navy of a Large Asia Pacific Country
PNG.VN (ASK @ 0.55)
Kraken Robotics Inc. announces a $9.5 million contract to supply high-resolution seabed mapping sonar equipment to a navy in Asia-Pacific.
The customer cannot be named at this time.
Under the scope of the contract, Kraken will deliver its KATFISH™ high-speed minehunting solution.
The contract also includes a variety of support and sustainment options,
  • including training,
  • spares
  • and operational support.
Under the acquisition contract, Kraken will deliver its KATFISH towed Synthetic Aperture Sonar, Tentacle® Winch and Autonomous Launch and Recovery System (ALARS) in Q2, 2023.
Kraken’s equipment will be integrated onboard a vessel of opportunity selected by the customer.
Continuing to build off successful KATFISH deliveries with various NATO navies, this represents Kraken’s first KATFISH system sale in the Asia-Pacific region.
This contract follows the results of a successful in-country demonstration of KATFISH™ for the customer in Q1 of this year.
Kraken’s team worked in concert with a local survey company to complete a 200 km seabed survey that provided real-time ultra- high-resolution imagery and bathymetry of the seafloor along coastal waters.
Kraken is seeing continued opportunities for growth in all regions of the world as several trends are driving demand for Kraken’s synthetic aperture sonar technology. These include:
  1. A heightened focus on maritime security and protection of subsea infrastructure.
  2. An industry upgrade cycle and a gradual shift to smaller unmanned surface vessels for mine hunting. There are over 300 manned mine hunting vessels that are more than 20 years old and need to be upgraded over the next 5-10 years. Many of these will be replaced with smaller, unmanned vessels.
  3. Strong growth in the commercial market from growing requirements for high resolution data for seabed surveys and subsea asset inspection in the offshore oil and gas and offshore wind sectors.
​
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ABOUT KATFISH
The KATFISH is a high-speed seabed survey system providing ultra-high resolution seabed imagery and bathymetry for defense and commercial customers.
The acoustic imagery and bathymetry collected by KATFISH systems provides customers with actionable intelligence about subsea assets and infrastructure such as subsea pipelines and fiber optic cables, as well as important hydrographic information about the safety of key transit routes for ocean going assets.
Kraken has integrated KATFISH to a variety of manned and unmanned vessels of opportunity, providing both standalone turnkey seabed mapping as well as optional integration to a customer’s combat mission management systems.
ABOUT KRAKEN ROBOTICS INC.
Kraken Robotics Inc. (TSX.V:PNG) (OTCQB: KRKNF) is a marine technology company providing complex
  • subsea sensors,
  • batteries,
  • and robotic systems.
Our high-resolution 3D acoustic imaging solutions and services enable clients to overcome the challenges in our oceans - safely, efficiently, and sustainably.
Kraken Robotics is headquartered in Canada and has offices in North and South America and Europe.
Kraken is ranked as a Top 100 marine technology company by Marine Technology Reporter.
LINKS: www.krakenrobotics.com
SOCIAL MEDIA: LinkedIn www.linkedin.com/company/krakenrobotics Twitter www.twitter.com/krakenrobotics Facebook www.facebook.com/krakenroboticsinc YouTube www.youtube.com/channel/UCEMyaMQnneTeIr71HYgrT2A Instagram www.instagram.com/krakenrobotics
For further information:
Stephen Griffin, Group Marketing Manager [email protected]
Joe MacKay, Chief Financial Officer (416) 303-0605 [email protected]
Greg Reid, President & CEO (416) 818-9822 [email protected]
Sean Peasgood, Investor Relations (647) 955-1274 [email protected]
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2023.05.31 14:46 Martin_3333 Engine oil - C3 or S1?

Hello. Im due an oil and change and have in the past bought Magnatec 5W30-C3
Today I was looking at buying more of this and I had amazon display a message saying its not suitable for my fiat 500L (1.3 multijet, diesel).
They, as well as the Castrol website, recommend I buy the 5W30-S1.
My manual isnt very clear, but there is an S1 written in there whilst C3 is nowhere to be found.
Would it cause any damage to just continue using 5W30 C3? I already have some left over so Id only have to buy a 4L tub.
I have no idea what the difference between the two is and I cant find answers online.
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2023.05.31 14:33 Global_Tree_Careers 6 High-Paying Jobs to Apply for In Canada That Require Minimal Experience & Education

6 High-Paying Jobs to Apply for In Canada That Require Minimal Experience & Education

Introduction

With an economy that's booming, low unemployment, and a growing population, Canada is a great place to find a high-paying job with minimal education and experience requirements. In this article, we'll take a look at some of the best jobs you can get if you have little or no experience.
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List of top high-paying jobs in Canada:

Here is the list of top high-paying jobs to apply in Canada. So many companies are offering high packages to Indians

1. Petroleum and Natural Gas Engineering

If you love the idea of being in an industry that's always growing and changing, petroleum engineering is for you. Petroleum engineers design, develop and implement methods to extract oil and natural gas from the earth. They also work on ways to improve production efficiency by using technology in their field.
As the demand for energy continues to increase worldwide, so do jobs in this sector--and salaries are rising along with it! You should know how to get a job in Canada from India according to Indeed Canada's salary data report released earlier this year, petroleum engineers make $100K per year on average (with some earning as much as $150K). The good news? You don't need years of experience or a Ph.D. degree; all it takes is a bachelor's degree from an accredited university program plus some certification exams like API 510 or 511 depending on your area of expertise within the industry."

2. Chemical Engineering

  • Chemical engineering is the branch of engineering that deals with the design, construction, and operation of plants that convert raw materials into useful products.
Chemical engineers are responsible for designing processes that produce high-quality chemicals at low cost. They also work on improving existing processes or developing new ones using computers and mathematical modeling software. Chemical engineers may develop processes to convert coal into synthetic natural gas (SNG), which can then be used as an alternative fuel source for generating electricity or powering vehicles without contributing to carbon emissions.

3. Mining Engineering

Mining engineers are in high demand, with a projected growth rate of 11% over the next decade. This means that there will be plenty of opportunities to find work as a mining engineer and make good money doing it. Mining engineers have many responsibilities including designing equipment used in mines, monitoring production levels, and quality control procedures to ensure that everything is running smoothly at all times. They also work closely with geologists who study rocks and other materials found underground so they can determine how much material should be extracted from each mine site.
Most mining companies offer their employees excellent benefits packages including health insurance plans along with retirement savings plans like 401(k)s or 403(b)s depending on how long you've been working there; if your company offers these benefits then consider yourself lucky because some companies don't offer any kind of medical coverage whatsoever! You can plan to migrate to Canada from India after getting an offer letter from any Canadian Mining Engineering company.

4. Metallurgical Engineering

Metallurgical engineers are responsible for the design and development of new products from raw materials. They're involved in the processing of metals and alloys, which includes melting, casting, forging, and finishing. Metallurgical engineers work in a variety of industries that use metals and alloys including manufacturing; aerospace; automotive; construction; energy production (oil/gas); mining; shipbuilding.
The job outlook for this field is expected to grow by about 10% between 2016-2026 according to Canada's Labor Force Survey.

5. Materials Science Engineer

Materials science engineers work in the field, applying their knowledge and skills to develop new materials. They use scientific methods to study how different materials interact with one another, and they also test their findings in the lab. Materials science engineers may work directly on projects or provide support for other engineers who are working on them.
Materials scientists can apply their expertise to anything from plastics and metals to ceramics and composites--they're involved in everything from creating better batteries for electric cars (which will likely require lighter materials) to developing new types of medicine that could be used during surgery (which would require more flexible compounds).
(Read more: Most lucrative jobs for Indians in abroad)

6. Mechanical Engineer

Mechanical engineers design, develop and test mechanical devices. They work in a range of industries and specialize in different areas such as energy, transport, manufacturing, construction, and so on.
Mechanical engineers are also involved in the design and development of new products based on scientific research into materials that may be used to make them (e.g., plastics). They will then help produce prototypes that can be tested under real-life conditions before being put into mass production by other workers at your company or organization - as an assembly line worker would do!

Conclusion

Canada is a great place to find a high-paying job with minimal education and experience requirements. If you're looking for work in Canada, once think about research Is it worth migrating to work in Canada? Consider applying for one of these six high-paying jobs that require only a bachelor's degree or less as well as some additional training on the job before starting out.
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2023.05.31 13:12 FarEgg1889 Oil Type(New car owner)

My car says in its user manual that it uses 5w-30 conventional oil, but I’ve heard from people that it’s okay to use the synthetic 5w-30 oil. My question is, if there are any problems if I were to use the synthetic oil instead of the conventional oil like the manual says?
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2023.05.31 10:52 ytengjixie Why should you choose a synthetic compressor lubricant?

Why should you choose a synthetic compressor lubricant?

1. Synthetic compressor lubricants help you prepare for the future

Air compressors lubricant oil play an important role in fulfilling our environmental responsibility. Switching from mineral to synthetic lubricants not only guarantees excellent compressor performance in all conditions, but also improves the sustainability of your compressed air system and reduces carbon dioxide emissions.

2. Synthetic Lubricants Lower Your Energy Costs

Do you know? By using Atlas custom synthetic lubricants in your oil injected screw air compressors, you can reduce energy costs, reduce lubricant consumption and maximize uptime.
Good viscosity (lubricant thickness) during operation
Reduced friction loss
Excellent air release avoiding double compression air bubbles
Viscosity behavior is more stable over the entire service life
synthetic lubricants

3. Environmentally friendly synthetic lubricating oil

Using synthetic lubricants is an easy way to reduce carbon dioxide emissions and environmental impact. Switching to synthetic lubricants can help you:
reduce crude oil production
Reduce transportation needs
reduce packaging costs

Air compressor Consumable Material Supplier - Youteng

Wuxi Youteng Machinery Co., Ltd. was established in 2012, mainly engaged in air compression system, vacuum system design consulting, engineering project and repairing services etc. Our company mainly provides air compressor equipments and air compressor consumable material for compressors of world-famous brands. We also support OEM. In addition, The company has a number of experienced technicians to perform maintenance work on various air compressors, dryers and filters, which have a certain influence in China. At the same time, the company also participates in motor overhaul projects and maintains various motors. We have a complete service system and sufficient spare parts to relieve customers from worries.
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2023.05.31 08:48 Faithhal European Cars Repair Dubai

the dependable autonomous European vehicle expert in the UAE. Our staff shares your enthusiasm for performance, service, and value and is committed to meeting the specific requirements of European Luxury Cars. The state-of-the-art WAGEN KENNER workshop in Al Quoz, Dubai, houses the technical expertise and diagnostic equipment necessary to provide unrivaled levels of professionalism and quality at significantly lower prices than those of a main dealer. Many knowing European vehicle proprietors share us consistently with administration, fix and improve their driving machines. We at WAGENKENNER are a friendly company that can provide you with a comprehensive auto repair service. Our primary focus is on the prestige car market. luxury car repair
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We set ourselves apart from our competitors by offering our customers affordable, highly qualified expertise in the prestige market. Through our focus on quality and customers, we have also established a devoted customer base. The vehicles are serviced by professional Technicians who are qualified, experienced, and trained to the same high standard as a main dealer. Together, we look over your car and figure out exactly what needs to be done. Before work begins, customers receive a fully itemized quote so they know exactly how much they will pay. When work initiates, we keep you completely educated regarding progress and of any inconveniences would it be advisable for them they emerge, so you generally realize what's going on with your vehicle and the expenses caused.
Our recent investment in workshop equipment grants unparalleled access to the technology required to service, repair, or upgrade luxury European automobiles of today. For maintenance, we only ever use genuine parts and Mobil 5w-30 synthetic oil. We put a lot of money into staff training and development to make sure that our employees are up to date on both brand-specific and technological developments in automotive engineering.
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2023.05.31 04:47 ivychen300 Automotive Engine Coolant Market Size, Share, Development by 2023

LPI (LP Information)' newest research report, the “Automotive Engine Coolant Industry Forecast” looks at past sales and reviews total world Automotive Engine Coolant sales in 2022, providing a comprehensive analysis by region and market sector of projected Automotive Engine Coolant sales for 2023 through 2029. With Automotive Engine Coolant sales broken down by region, market sector and sub-sector, this report provides a detailed analysis in US$ millions of the world Automotive Engine Coolant industry.
This Insight Report provides a comprehensive analysis of the global Automotive Engine Coolant landscape and highlights key trends related to product segmentation, company formation, revenue, and market share, latest development, and M&A activity. This report also analyzes the strategies of leading global companies with a focus on Automotive Engine Coolant portfolios and capabilities, market entry strategies, market positions, and geographic footprints, to better understand these firms' unique position in an accelerating global Automotive Engine Coolant market.
This report presents a comprehensive overview, market shares, and growth opportunities of Automotive Engine Coolant market by product type, application, key manufacturers and key regions and countries.
https://www.lpinformationdata.com/reports/729711/automotive-engine-coolant-2029
The main participants
Prestone
Shell
Exxon Mobil
Castrol
Total
CCI
BASF
Old World Industries
Valvoline
Sinopec
CNPC
Lanzhou BlueStar
Zhongkun Petrochemical
KMCO
Chevron
China-TEEC
Guangdong Delian
SONAX
Getz Nordic
Kost USA
Amsoil
Recochem
MITAN
Gulf Oil International
Paras Lubricants
Solar Applied Materials
Pentosin
Millers Oils
Evans
ABRO
Segmentation by type
Ethylene Glycol Coolant
Propylene Glycol Coolant
Others
Segmentation by application
Passenger Vehicle
Commercial Vehicle
Key Questions Addressed in this Report
What is the 10-year outlook for the global Automotive Engine Coolant market?
What factors are driving Automotive Engine Coolant market growth, globally and by region?
Which technologies are poised for the fastest growth by market and region?
How do Automotive Engine Coolant market opportunities vary by end market size?
How does Automotive Engine Coolant break out type, application?
What are the influences of COVID-19 and Russia-Ukraine war?
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2023.05.31 02:43 Alarmed_Swan_4010 Can I use Synthetic Car Oil in my Lawn Mower?

It's that time of year to get my lawn mower out for the first grass cutting...
I have a Cub Cadet 163cc Gas Push Mower and I am wondering if I can use 5w30 synthetic car oil for my yearly oil change?
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