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etlu-yume · 2 years ago

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Summary - Iron and Menstrual Cycle interactions

Because I've finally finished going through the printed research papers I printed a month ago for this, I wanted to try and get my head together with what I've found.

• Oral Contraceptives associated with higher haemoglobin and ferritin ---- partly because of shorter bleeding times + less blood loss, particularly with 4th Generation Progestins [1] ---- longer duration of OCs significantly associated with higher ferritin and haemoglobin levels [3]

• 4th Gen Progestins = reduced bleeding = higher iron retention ---- Apparently antiandrogen activity that lowers intensity of menstrual bleeding [1]

• Lower intensity of menstruation and longer time since the last menstruation, the higher the ferritin concentration[1][2] --- (on reflection this seems pretty obvious because "less blood loss + more time between blood loss = more iron retained/absorbed" is a pretty logical step)

• Estrogen (specifically 17ß Estriadol) influence on iron metabolism via inhibiting Hepcidin production [2][4] ---- like RIP me to pieces because Estriadol is in so many OCs ---- the mechanism makes sense though - inhibit hepcidin, increase iron absorption to make up for lost iron during menses.

• Estriadol inhibits Hepcidin mRNA in HFE mice [2] --- because y'know we didn't already have it bad enough with the genetic mutation that means our hepcidin production is already shot to pieces SURE COOL LET'S ADD TO THE PROBLEM --- (but yes yes sure "women are protected from iron overload because they bleed once a month") --- legit this shits me so much because it's a double whammy. "Would you like some reduced hepcidin to go with your reduced hepcidin?" ---- (for anyone wondering wtf hepcidin is - iirc it's a hormone produced primarily by the liver that regulates iron metabolism/absorption. Too much hepcidin and you don't absorb enough, too little and you become a walking magnet.)

• Short term effects of Hepcidin changes could lead to an uneven iron distribution between serum (blood) and tissues[2] ---- Also that Estriadol is found not to alter serum iron (which agrees with [1] results) however it induces a low iron status in bone marrow which idk I don't like the sound of that. ---- between "low iron status in bone marrow" and "uneven iron distribution between serum and tissues" that sounds to me a bit like "yeah lol it's not in the bloodstream it's in ~everything else~ that you can't test for lol"

• Some Contraceptive Packages have iron pills instead of sugar placebos [3] ---- like I get this is probably a "hey iron deficiency is a big problem" thing but hooooo boy I was worried enough about what was in the hormone pills. (From a quick google though these don't appear to be available in Australia but hnnnngngngngngn)

• Relationship between Iron metabolism and COX (cyclooxygenase) systems [4] --- (extra note: apparently COX systems are enzymes that cause inflammation and pain?? [According to a mid-note taking google it's the system that NSAIDs like Iboprufen target to relieve inflammation and pain]) --- (oh to know which way the influence here works. Although remembering that things like 'joint pain' and 'arthritis' are common Iron Overload symptoms, I'm gonna go with somewhere on a 'not good' end of the scale)

• Iron relationship with Nitric Oxide production and blood flow in the endometrium [4] --- This felt kind of important but I haven't connected the dots as to why. (Look I am not a proper Science Kid I'm just a frustrated iron mutant trying to work out how other body mechanisms are gonna fuck me over while trying to get control back over my moods) --- (But there's stuff about Endothealial Nitric Oxide Synthase controlling blood pressure, blood flow, and oxygen delivery[4] so I'm going out on a limb and guessing it's possibly got something to do with flow and/or cramps.)

• Haemoglobin, Serum Iron, Trasnferrin Saturation, Serum Ferritin and Albumin are all at their lowest levels during menstruation[5]

• Luteal/Late Luteal phase (but before 24-27 days after onset of menses) is when Haemoglobin, SI, TS and SF are at their highest [5]

• Rapid fall in Haemoglobin, hematocrit and serum iron levels in the very late luteal phase (24-27 days after the onset of menses) [5]

All I know is I came away from this with far more information than I meant to and questioning All The Things. (Should I be aiming to get bloods done in Luteal phase? Or Menses? Why has nobody put these things together as like "things to worry about for pre-menopausal women with Haemochromatosis"? [... don't answer that, I'm pretty sure I know the answer to that one])

References/Articles read:

[1] "2017 - Iron Status in relation to oral contraceptve use in women of reproductive age", Gellert S and Hahan A.

[2] "2012 - 17β-Estradiol Inhibits Iron Hormone Hepcidin Through an Estrogen Responsive Element Half-Site - PMC" Qing Yang, Jinlong Jian, Stuart Katz, Steven B Abramson, Xi Huang

[3] "1998 - WHO Effects of Contraceptives on hemoglobin and ferritin" Task Force for Epidemiological Research on Reproductive Health, United Nations Development Programme/United Nations Population Fund/World Health organization/World Bank Special Programme of Research, Development and Research Training in Human Reproduction, World Health Organization, Geneva, Switzerland

[4] "2016 - An Overlooked Side Effect Of Iron Treatment/ Changes In Menstruation | Solmaz | International Journal of Hematology Research" Soner Solmaz, Süheyl Asma, Bilal Aygün, Çiğdem Gereklı̇oğlu, Aslı Korur, Hakan Kalayci, Can Boğa, Hakan Özdoğu

[5] "1993 - Variations in Iron-Status measures during the menstrual cycle" Insun Kim, Elizabeth A Yetley, Mona S Calvo

#rambles #etlu research rabbit hole #iron #man why are bodies so complicated #I just wanna make sure if I try Yaz that it isn't gonna fuck up my iron #like genuinely do not need it to get worse I'm pretty sure the fucker is messing with me enough as it is

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santoshreportprime · 1 year ago

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slo2004blog · 1 year ago

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Thanks for the reminder, it's 11:47pm and I have nothing better to do :]

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Higher plank, left to right: Box of my game and music CDs I haven't unpacked, sitting on which is a half empty bag of peanut puffs and a hair dryer. The powerbank that everything on or next to my desk gets power from. An envelope sized artwork in a white A4 frame of an inner city street (the location was written on but it's under the frame) which is obscured by a small camera bag, headphones case, sunglasses string bag, a fox and deer black and white print notepad case, and a bag of various coloured rubber bands. A white metal pencil holder with a boxed diffuser in the pencil slot, a drawer of various stationery, and on top of that are my favourite music CDs. A small white bowl of oranges. A climbing plant (?) in a large clear water cylinder with white pebbles. A stack of medicine prescriptions and dollar store sticker books of butterflies, bees, wasps, ladybugs, and unicorns.

Lower plank, left to right: A small brown shelf for A4 sheets of paper with various books and stuff I need to sort, on top of which are two game CDs, a container of cookies, electric toothbrush charger, and my CD player in its box. Then strewn across the desk is a bag of small elastic hairbands, my papershoot camera, 3.5mm headphones, hair claw, personal USB stick, small stim toy carry case with a green alien keychain, various journals, a PSP charger, cologne, supermarket catalogue, stim toy drawstring bag, hairbrush, multihead screwdriver, pocket tissue packet, PSP in a carry case, USB mouse, keys, red ball shaped vampire bat plush toy named Ruby, bag of recently purchased Halloween themed stamps, small packet of satice seeds, eucalyptus drops, two boxes venlafaxine, small hand sanitiser, lavender scented pillow spray, wrist watch, and a small squeeze bottle of vaseline hand cream.

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mooncakeboxes · 2 years ago

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future-market-insights · 4 years ago

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Paper Cores Market 2021: Increasing Demand for Efficient Management Practices Report

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Market Taxonomy

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Material Type

· Kraft Board

· Virgin

· Recycled

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· Virgin

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Diameter Type

· 23 mm-76 mm

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· 153 mm-229 mm

· 230 mm & above

Application

· Paper & Polyester

· Winding & Rewinding

· Decoration & Specialty Paper

· Hygiene & Tissue Paper

· Printing & Coating

End-Use

· Paper & Polyester

· Electronic

· Textile

· Constructing

· Beverage Packaging

Region

· North America (U.S & Canada)

· Latin America (Brazil, Mexico, Argentina & Rest of Latin America)

· Europe (Germany, Italy, France, U.K., Spain, BENELUX, Nordics, Russia, Poland & Rest of Europe)

· South Asia (India, Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia & Rest of South Asia)

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· Oceania (Australia & New Zealand)

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Chapter 03 – Global Paper Cores Market Demand Analysis 2015–2019 and Forecast, 2020–2030

This section explains the global market volume (Mn units) and value (US$ Mn) analysis and forecast for the paper cores market between the forecast period of 2020-2030. It includes the detailed analysis of the historical paper cores market, along with Y-o-Y growth opportunity for the forecast period (2020-2030) and opportunity analysis for the future.

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Chapter 04 – Global Paper Cores Market - Pricing Analysis

This section highlights the average pricing analysis on the basis of product type of paper cores market in different regions across the globe. The weighted average pricing at the manufacturer-level is analyzed in this section.

Chapter 05 – Market Background

This chapter includes detailed information about parent market and key forecast factors that are expected to influence the growth of paper cores market over the forecast period. This chapter also highlights the key market dynamics of the paper cores market, which include the drivers, restraints, opportunities, and trends. This section also includes value chain analysis which represents product flow from raw material or component supplier till the end users.

Chapter 06 – Impact of COVID-19

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Chapter 07 – Global Paper Cores Market Analysis 2015-2019 and Forecast 2020-2030, By Region

This chapter explains how the paper cores market is expected to grow across various geographical regions such as North America, Latin America, Europe, Middle East & Africa (MEA), East Asia, South Asia, and Oceania.

Chapter 08 – Global Paper Cores Market Analysis 2015–2019 and Forecast 2020–2030, By Material Type

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Chapter 09 – Global Paper Cores Market Analysis 2015–2019 and Forecast 2020–2030, By Diameter

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Chapter 10 – Global Paper Cores Market Analysis 2015–2019 and Forecast 2020–2030, By Application

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Chapter 11 – Global Paper Cores Market Analysis 2015–2019 and Forecast 2020–2030, By End Use

Based on end use, the paper cores market is segmented as paper & polyester, electronic, textile, construction, and beverages packaging. In this chapter, readers can find information about end use during the forecast period.

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Chapter 13 – Latin America Paper Cores Market Analysis 2015-2019 and Forecast 2020-2030

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This chapter highlights the key trends in the regional market along with value and volume analysis for historic and forecast period. . This chapter also includes the growth prospects of the paper cores market in leading countries such as India, Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia, and Rest of South Asia.

Chapter 16–East Asia Paper Cores Market Analysis 2015-2019 and Forecast 2020-2030

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Chapter 18 – Middle East and Africa Paper Cores Market Analysis 2015-2019 and Forecast 2020-2030

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littlekatleaf · 4 years ago

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Buried in a burning flame is love and its decisive pain (Part 7)

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The angle of sun streaming in the window led Roadhog to believe it was later than he’d expected. He thought he’d be stuck with insomnia when he woke before dawn, but apparently he was wrong. Junkrat hadn’t disturbed him with his usual early-morning energetic ramblings, either. He glanced at the cot, but it was empty, the sheets as balled up as they’d been earlier. Rat must’ve spent the night on the couch. It was good that he was spending time with people his own age, he told himself again. For what had to be the fifth time since he’d found Junkrat curled easily between Hana and Lucio, their arms wrapped around him, his head pillowed on Lucio’s shoulder. It was good that he was making friends, that he felt comfortable with them. So why did it feel… distinctly not good? He shook his head at himself. Junkrat needed a wider world - which was one of the reasons Roadhog had agreed to join Overwatch in the first place.

The scents of coffee and pancakes drifted through the air. Other than the faint sounds of cookware in the kitchen and an old Christmas carol on Lucio’s sound system, the cabin was quiet. Without Rat’s incessant chatter and pestering, Roadhog decided to take advantage of the calm. He picked up the novel he’d been working his way through, some Western by Larry McMurtry- probably left by McCree - and began to read.

He finished a chapter, began the next, and suddenly realized he’d been reading the same sentence over and over for the last several minutes. He was listening. The cabin was still peaceful. Yes, he caught the vague murmur of chatting, silverware on dishes, Christmas carols… but no Junkrat. No convo, no peg against the floor, no laughter, not even coughing. Nothing. He put down the book. Something wasn’t right. Junkrat was not quiet - always a running commentary to whoever he was with, to himself, mumbling and giggles, random humming, snatches of songs. Even when he was asleep he muttered and sometimes moaned… he was absolutely never silent.

Roadhog dressed and tightened the buckles on his mask. It was possible Junkrat was still asleep. He was sick, after all. But wouldn’t he have come back to bed by now? As Roadhog crossed the room he noticed a folded piece of paper that had been shoved under the door. He bent, picked it up and unfolded it. Rat’s scrawl across the page.

“50/50 of everything. Treasure’s here.” Below the words, coordinates. Australia. Deep in the Outback. Roadhog sighed. Not good. Junkrat always divvied up the haul right after a heist - never made Roadhog wait or argue for his half. The only thing Junkrat ever held back was his treasure - which he’d found before they were a partnership. It might be argued that Junkrat had promised 50/50 of everything, not specifying new takes only, that Roadhog deserved at least that for keeping him alive - and Roadhog had, in fact, made this very argument to himself several times over the years - but the truth was he had no claim to it.

They’d never spoken about the treasure; hell, he didn’t even know what it was. Just something the Queen wanted badly enough that it was a draw for her enforcers and all sorts of thugs and scavengers looking to make a deal or quick money. The question was, why had Junkrat given him this information now, and in this way? Why not just tell him? Or wait until they were back in Australia. Something was going on and he was pretty damn sure he wasn’t going to like it, whatever it was.

He pocketed the note and headed into the living room. Hana was on the vid screen, playing some racing game against Lucio. Mei and Satya were reading. No Junkrat. He could hear Lena and Emily cleaning up in the kitchen and he went around the corner to see whether maybe the Rat was there, just oddly quiet.

“Good morning, Roadhog! Happy Christmas,” Lena said brightly. “There’s still some pancakes and eggs left, if you or Junkrat are hungry.”

Shit. “Thanks, maybe later.” He shifted a little uncomfortably. “You seen Junkrat this morning?”

Emily shook her head. “No, sorry.”

Lena glanced at him, frowning. “He’s not with you?”

“Not since…” flash of Junkrat on the edge of his bed, making a bid for attention. And himself, exhausted, annoyed… confused… brushing him off, “last night.”

“He hasn’t been around at all.” Lena said, still frowning. Instead of reassuring him that someone else cared, her concern heightened his own discomfort. He wasn’t just being paranoid. He’d rather be paranoid.

“Maybe Lucio or Hana knows where he went?” Emily suggested. Roadhog nodded.

He hesitated in the doorway of the living room, waiting for a break in the vid race. He wanted to ask and didn’t in almost equal measure. Because if he didn’t ask he could keep thinking that everything was just fine. That the note meant nothing. That Junkrat went for a walk. In the middle of winter. In the freezing cold. Which he hated. With a fever. While doing so wasn’t completely out of character - Rat had an infuriating habit of following whatever idea happened through his brain at the moment, no matter how idiotic - it didn’t seem particularly likely.

“Happy Christmas, man,” Lucio said, putting down his controller as Hana beat him yet again.

“Thanks. You too.” Roadhog cleared his throat. “Either of you seen Junkrat?” He hoped the mask kept his voice from sounding as anxious as he thought it did.

“Not since the middle of the night,” Lucio said. “Hana and I couldn’t sleep and when we came out for some hot chocolate he was hanging out on the couch. I might have spiked the chocolate a bit more than I meant, and we all sorta passed out.”

“He wasn’t there when we woke up,” Hana added. “I assumed he’d just gone to bed where he could actually stretch out. He was looking pretty rough last night, to be honest.”

Roadhog sighed, “Fuck.”

Hana put down her controller too, attention turned completely from the game. “He’s not with you? That’s totally weird.”

Roadhog shook his head. “Maybe he went for a walk,” he said, trying the words out loud. They sounded even less plausible than they had when he just thought them.

“He didn’t really seem up for that,” Lucio said. “Want me to come help you find him?” His eyes were warm and kind and Roadhog suddenly understood why Junkrat felt comfortable with him.

“Please,” he said and before anyone could comment on the way his voice went hoarse, he headed to the mud room to put on his boots.

It ended up that Lucio, Hana, Lena and Emily all headed out with Roadhog to see if they could find Junkrat. He couldn’t have gone far, Roadhog told himself. He hadn’t taken the ute. Unfortunately the wind had picked up again and if Rat’d left prints in the snow, they’d been erased.

The others fanned out, exploring the woods and the path to the frozen lake, but Roadhog stayed closer to the cabin. First he checked the ute, both the seats and the rear cargo space. Then he headed into the Orca. More hidey holes there. When he got sick, Junkrat was more like his namesake even than usual. With his tendency to expansiveness, Roadhog had assumed he’d be one of those annoying sick people who whinged and complained about every little sniffle. It took a while to realize how wrong he’d been.

The first time Rat got sick Roadhog hadn’t even known. Junkrat’d disappeared for a few days without warning and when he returned he was even skinnier and pale under the dust and gunpowder. He’d made no mention of it, until Roadhog cussed him out about the impossibility of protecting someone who was nowhere to be found. Looking somewhat sheepish, Junkrat admitted he’d been in no need of protection, except from his own body. The next time he warned Roadhog that he was ill before - again - disappearing. A couple of days later Roadhog had found him sweating out a fever in a nest of blankets in his work room. He was like a feral creature, hiding until his weakness passed.

It was a marked contrast to when Roadhog himself fell ill. It happened relatively rarely, but his lungs were more susceptible to infection after the destruction of the Omnium and the ensuing radiation exposure. When he started feeling sick, he hoped he’d be able to shake the chest cold without it turning into anything worse. He hadn’t been so lucky.

The first time Junkrat heard him sneeze he’d burst into a fit of laughter. “That’s yer sneeze, mate? Big bastard like you sneezin’ like a fucking kitten.” Junkrat’d nearly fallen off the chair laughing. Roadhog could feel himself go red, and thanked Whoever for his mask because if Junkrat had seen him blush he’d never hear the end of it.

“Not everyone sneezes like a bomb blast,” he grumbled.

Junkrat kept laughing. “What can I say, I’m explosive.” But Junkrat had also brought him Fairy Bread and tea, then made himself scarce - leaving Roadhog in peace and quiet for once.

The infection ended up settling deep in his lungs. His fever had spiked and he’d coughed hard enough to lose his breath, even with the hogdrogen. Junkrat hovered in his peripheral, wide-eyed and overflowing with nervous chatter. Plied him with juice and tea and soup and when the fever wouldn’t budge and neither would the coughing, Junkrat robbed a chemist.

Roadhog had swum up through a fever dream that felt like quicksand to find Junkrat dumping a bag of loot over the bed. Not cash, but paracetamol, azithromycin, Bisolvon, tissues, Codral day and night time, Betadine lozenges, Lemsip, more juice, and electrolyte solution.

“It’s like a chemist exploded in here,” Roadhog had said.

Junkrat shrugged, faking innocent then laughed. “Kinda,” he admitted and, imitating the panicked look of the druggist at his explosive entrance, made Roadhog laugh through his coughing. “Didn’t know what you like, so I got some of everything. Woulda got you codeine, ‘cause I’m pretty sure this stuff won’t do shit, but the druggist said it ain’t good for people with pneumonia.”

“Thanks, Rat.” He’d blamed the fever for his bemusement, but even when he was better he was still taken aback at Junkrat’s thoughtfulness. And Junkrat never let him return the favor.

“Dammit, where the fuck did you go?” He slammed his first into the side of the Orca, only succeeding in bruising his knuckles. After an hour of fruitless search he had to give up. There was no telling where Junkrat had gone.

The mood in the cabin was subdued. Hana tried to get him to join the quest game she and Luico were playing but he knew he wouldn’t be able to focus. Lena and Emily invited him to join them in watching Nightmare Before Christmas, which Mei claimed wasn’t a Christmas movie at all. Satya offered to teach him the new knitting stitch she’d perfected, but he couldn’t even concentrate on that.

“I’m sure he’s fine,” Mei said.

Roadhog just nodded and went back to pacing between the front window and the back door. Just as he was passing the kitchen for the twenty or thirtieth time, the sat comm beeped.

“What,” he said.

“Rutledge, Morrison. Is Lena back? She hasn’t reported in.”

“Back? She hasn’t gone anywhere.”

Morrison heaved a sigh. “I told Fawkes to inform her immediately. Let me talk to him.”

Roadhog’s stomach sank. “He’s not here.”

“Shit, Fawkes. Fucking loose cannon.”

Roadhog only realized how hard he was gripping the comm when the plastic cracked. “Watch it,” he found himself growling before he considered who he was talking to. “Where is he?”

“He’s not supposed to be anywhere. I told him to send Lena.”

“Morrison.”

“The settlement. We needed a device extracted before Null Sector got hold of it.”

“Fuck.” He cut the sat comm link, grabbed his gun, and headed for the ute. Lena and Hana must have overheard because they raced after him. Not even a moment later Lucio swung up in the seat beside him and Lena pulled out of the driveway with a squeal of tires and spray of gravel.

Of all the stupid, imbecilic, idiotic things for Junkrat to do. He’d like to be shocked, or even surprised but he wasn’t. He could follow Rat’s thinking perfectly - why interrupt anyone else’s sleep when he could take care of it himself? Always trying to prove himself, when he never needed to. Who gave a shit what Overwatch thought of him, of either of them?

He took a deep breath. It would be fine. They’d find Junkrat in the settlement, with the device. He’d just gotten sidetracked scavenging. Hell, maybe he found something worthwhile. Then he’d be proud. Be absolutely intolerable with the gloating. Probably call Morrison himself to give an I-told-you-so. And wouldn’t he laugh like mad to know Roadhog was … concerned. Roadie could hear him now, “Aww, ya worried about me did ya? You know I always land on me feet.” He’d giggle, wait for Roadhog’s exasperated sigh. “Well, foot.” And he pretty much did… except when he didn’t. Which is where Roadhog came in. Or should have. If he hadn’t been sleeping like a fucking rock.

Roadhog stared out the window, squinting into the sun reflecting off the snow. If Rat made it out of the settlement he wouldn’t be right on the trail. He was too wary for that. And Roadhog didn’t want to miss any sign of him, but it was hard to make anything out in the shadows between the trees.

Lena drove right up to the settlement this time - no need for surprise when Junkrat was already there. She cut the engine and the silence pressed close. No sounds of struggle, of bots or gunfire, but also no sound of a rummaging Rat. Somewhere in the distance a bird sang. Another answered. Nothing else. Not even a snapping twig. Felt deserted.

The group paired off to search the cabins, Hana and Lucio taking the three on the left, himself and Lena the three to the right. Nothing of note in the first cabin. He yanked open the door to the second and for a minute he thought he might throw up. The remains of what had been a table and chairs were scattered across the room. Bits of bright yellow grenade casing littered the floor. A scorch mark marred one wall. He swallowed. Hard. Junkrat - what happened? Where was he?

A hand touched his arm and he whirled, gun up, only to find Lena, hands held out empty.

“Sorry, sorry! I know better… just... “ she gestured to the room, the destruction. “He’s not here, though. No blood.”

No body, she meant. Neither whoever he’d aimed for, nor his. At least not his. If he wasn’t here, and he had been, there’d be a trail. Roadhog would find it, and would find him. And if someone had hurt him… well, they wouldn’t have long to regret it.

“Roadhog,” Lucio’s voice, urgent but not afraid, shouted from somewhere outside.

“Go,” Lena told him. “I’ll finish here.”

He ran. Followed the soft pulsing and flash of Lucio’s sonic amplifier, around the back of the cabins, up a trail toward the foothills and his breath rushed out.

Junkrat leaned against one of the pines, clearly trying to look nonchalant, but Roadhog could read the pain in every line of his body, from the clench of his jaw to the tension in his shoulders and the awkward way his hip was canted. He shook his head at something Lucio just said to him, that Roadhog couldn’t hear.

“Nah, mate. ‘M aces. Need to get the… thing. Morrison sent me for. Following this sheila. Gotta hurry.” He rubbed his forehead, swayed for a second, caught himself with one hand on the tree. His face went even paler.

“Come on, Junkrat, Lena and Hana will take care of it. Let me take you back to the cabin.” Lucio reached for him, but he stumbled back.

“No. My fuckin’ mess to clean up.”

“That’s not the way this works. Haven’t you learned yet? You’re not alone; we’re a team.” Even though Roadhog caught a hint of frustration in his voice, Lucio’s tone was warm.

“Might be the way of it for you. Not me. An’ ain’t no one ordered me to do anything, so not breaking any laws or rules or whatever.”

“It’s not about rules, Junkrat. It’s about taking care of people who are important to us.”

A tremor ran through Junkrat’s body; his eyes darted to the side like he was looking for an escape route. His gaze fell on Roadhog and his back straightened, his resolve clearly hardening.

“No. Gonna fix this.” He pushed himself away from the tree and headed farther up into the foothills, almost staggering.

Lucio watched him for a minute, then turned to Roadhog. “He’s not okay.”

“Usually isn’t.” A laugh worked free, because even though it was true, and wasn’t funny, at least Junkrat was alive, and moving and everything else could be fixed. “I’ll take care of it. Him.”

“Are you sure? If you tie him up I’ll help you drag him back.”

“I won’t say I’ve never considered it, but in this case I don’t think it will be necessary.”

Lucio shrugged. “Good luck.”

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justforbooks · 5 years ago

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The use of paper for hygiene has been recorded in China in the 6th century AD, with specifically manufactured toilet paper being mass-produced in the 14th century. Modern commercial toilet paper originated in the 19th century, with a patent for roll-based dispensers being made in 1883.

Joseph Gayetty is widely credited with being the inventor of modern commercially available toilet paper in the United States. Gayetty's paper, first introduced in 1857, was available as late as the 1920s. Gayetty's Medicated Paper was sold in packages of flat sheets, watermarked with the inventor's name. Original advertisements for the product used the tagline "The greatest necessity of the age! Gayetty's medicated paper for the water-closet."

Seth Wheeler of Albany, New York, obtained the earliest United States patents for toilet paper and dispensers, the types of which eventually were in common use in that country, in 1883.

The manufacturing of this product had a long period of refinement, considering that as late as the 1930s, a selling point of the Northern Tissue company was that their toilet paper was "splinter free".

Moist toilet paper, called wet wipes, was first introduced in the United Kingdom by Andrex in the 1990s. It has been promoted as being a better method of cleaning than dry toilet paper after defecation, and may be useful for women during menstruation. It was promoted as a flushable product but it has been implicated in the creation of fatbergs; by 2016 some municipalities had begun education campaigns advising people not to flush used wet wipes.

More than seven billion rolls of toilet paper are sold yearly in the United States. Americans use an average of 23.6 rolls per capita per year.

During the 2019–20 coronavirus pandemic, toilet paper shortages were reported in March 2020 in a number of countries due to excessive hoarding and panic buying.

As the epidemic spreads across the globe, people have been seen rushing to supermarkets to buy 'essentials' in bulk.

First it was the masks, then hand sanitisers. Now it seems the novel coronavirus outbreak has people rushing to stock up, among other things, an essential item: toilet paper.

Shelves have been emptied across the world. In Australia, a newspaper helpfully printed out an extra eight pages as a "backup loo roll". Fights have broken out, trolleys piled high, and across the United States, Canada and the United Kingdom, most supermarkets imposed a cap to limit the number of rolls a person could buy.

Dubbed #ToiletPaperPanic and #ToiletPaperApocalypse online, there is no shortage of videos capturing the mass hysteria that has swept up globally as shelves are cleared. Canned goods, water bottles and pasta shelves have similarly been emptied out.

So, why are we seeing panic buying across the globe?

"Panic buying and hoarding of supplies is obviously not desirable, but it's understandable, particularly when people see images of cities, regions and even whole countries in lockdown," Michael Baker, professor of public health at the University of Otago in Wellington, New Zealand, told Al Jazeera.

While panic buying was not seen in response to the most recent influenza pandemic in 2009, Baker said the ongoing crisis is similar to a behavioural response during a natural disaster.

"The difference this time is that people now see COVID-19 as a real threat, one that will last for months, and they may not have confidence in the authorities to contain it."

Insufficient information on the new coronavirus is also playing a factor in people's response, while current measures taken by the authorities do not seem to have reassured the masses.

"We're poor at learning and good at forgetting. No one alive today has seen a global pandemic of this seriousness. Current measures to manage this pandemic are not nearly enough in most countries," Baker said.

"We are now seeing the world splitting into those countries which are containing this pandemic, notably China, Singapore and South Korea, and those which are not."

Anxiety over return to a sense of control is another factor behind the widespread panic, said experts.

"We don't know how long it will last, we don't know much about the virus, it's something new and we are learning something new about it," Dimitrios Tsivrikos, consumer and business psychologist at the University College London, told Al Jazeera.

"Consumers are trying to gain control and panic buying is essentially our attempt to be in control of a situation. It's quite important to feel that at least we are doing something, we are being proactive and panic buying is exactly that," he said.

Tsivrikos said consumers are also in a position where they are receiving global news, looking at other countries, for instance Italy on lockdown, and comparing it to local news and directions they are getting, further creating a sense of added uncertainty.

But is our increasing connectivity and heightened awareness a good thing, or is it feeding increasing anxiety among the people?

"While established media organisations might be trying to cover the outbreak in a measured way, that's no longer the only source we consume information from. Certain claims read online might aggravate the anxiety. While social media is a great place for entertainment, consumers need to be wary of getting their news from there," Tsivrikos said.

Social media's impact is a mixed bag, Baker added. "It's good at connecting people and giving them a voice, but it also dilutes messages from key health agencies with many unqualified voices. Now, everyone's an expert."

"If you think about it, people are walking into the markets, they are looking for bulk, large volume items that last for longer. They want to grab the largest possible items - toilet paper is one of those," said Tsivrikos.

"That, added to the fact that it is low-value, means you don't need to think about it much. You tell yourself that at some point I'll have to use it, so I might as well get loads of it, especially as the duration is uncertain."

While panic buying may give consumers a sense of control and help them manage anxiety, experts said it could also disrupt the supply chain.

"We don't have an unlimited supply, so if we're buying things disproportionately, others who are in immediate need of that item won't be able to find it," said Tsivrikos.

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fortunebusiness · 4 years ago

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Pulp & paper market Report by Technology, Industry Share and Size Expansion to 2027 | Fortune Business Insights™

Pulp & paper market will exhibit a CAGR of 0.8% and reach reach USD 368.10 billion by 2027,and the market value as per 2019 was USD 348.83 billion.

Fortune Business Insights™ in a new report, titled, “Pulp & Paper Market Size, Share & Industry Analysis, By Category (Wrapping & Packaging, Printing & Writing, Sanitary, News Print and Others), and Regional Forecast, 2020-2027.”

Pulp & paper market Drivers and Restraint :

Pulp & paper are considered to be the most recyclable and sustainable materials used in packaging across the globe. Nowadays, the environmental concerns are surging and this is further compelling the manufacturers to shift towards more eco-friendly paper packaging solutions. Thus, the prominent FMCG, cosmetics, and food companies are joining hands with pulp & paper manufacturers to develop novel paper packaging solutions.

Apart from that, the emergence of the COVID-19 pandemic has raised the demand for tissue papers, especially from hospitals. These factors would contribute to the pulp & paper market growth in the near future. However, as paper industries require huge amounts of wood, the rate of water crisis & deforestation is increasing day by day. It may hinder the growth of the market for pulp & paper.

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International Paper (Tennessee, USA)

Georgia-Pacific Corporation (Georgia, USA)

Nine Dragon Paper (Holdings) Ltd. (Hong Kong)

Stora Enso Oyj (Helsinki, Finland)

Sappi Limited (Johannesburg, South Africa)

Kimberly-Clark Corporation (Texas, USA)

UPM-Kymmene Oyj (Helsinki, Finland)

Svenska Cellulosa Aktiebolaget (SCA) (Sundsvall, Sweden)

Oji Holding Corporation (Tokyo, Japan)

Nippon Paper Industries Co., Ltd. (Tokyo, Japan)

The Smurfit Kappa Group (Dublin, Ireland)

WestRock (Georgia, USA)

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buzzworks · 3 years ago

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Ways to make your office more environment friendly

General introduction on environment friendly office

‘’Be the change you want to see around you.’’ You must have heard this phrase multiple times in your life. So if you want to make your office environment friendly, why not start with your own office by taking that initiative.

An environment friendly office is healthy, sustainable, and highly productive for the employees. Hence whether the business has taken the office space on rent, or they own the premises, going green is beneficial for businesses as well as employees.

Why is an environment friendly office a new trend?

We have been celebrating Earth hour since 2007 when it was first started by WWF-Australia in 2007. We celebrated Earth hour on March 26, Saturday this year by switching the lights off for one hour.

Global warming has been a global concern and the melting of glaciers in the Arctic has increased the sea level. If we do not control this, then very soon small islands will be submerged in water. Hence, being environment friendly is not only the latest trend in offices, it is the need of the hour.

Ways to make your office more environment friendly

Go paperless in the office. Do not print anything unless extremely necessary.

Unplug power when not in use. Switch off computers when you are leaving for the day. This will increase the life of the machine and save power. The building management should install motion sensors to automatically switch off the lights on a floor when it is empty.

In the daytime remove the shades and use natural light.

Choose sustainable materials instead of plastic. One example can be biodegradable coffee mugs instead of using plastic cups for coffee and beverages.

Start a sustainability team in the office. They should conduct awareness sessions amongst the employees to ensure they do not waste water. They should not even waste paper towels just because it is free for them. The sustainability team should paste notices like ‘’If you can manage with one paper napkin, why pull two from the dispenser?’’ ‘’Every year thousands of trees are cut across the globe only to make tissue paper and toilet paper. Use sparingly.’’

Opt for reusable products in the office. Inspire employees to bring their own mugs instead of using use-and-throw ones.

Inspire the employees to indulge in carpooling. The sustainability team can gather the data of car users and put in an internal portal for the employees to get acquainted with other employees in other departments/teams who live in the same area. It will help in community building, save money and will be convenient for those employees who use public transport.

How BuzzWorks managed office spaces are environment friendly

At BuzzWorks, convenience, creativity, and collaboration merge to create such beautiful office spaces for rent that the employees look forward to coming to the office. BuzzWorks managed office spaces follow the following-

Rainwater harvesting to save water.

The auto sensors in the taps do not allow water wastage in the washrooms, pantries and cafeterias.

The motion sensors on the floors switch off the lights automatically after twenty minutes if it does not detect human movement on the floors.

All the elevators are switched off at night except one to save power. In the daytime the intelligent lifts carry more people in one lift. We have done away with the odd, even floor stopping mechanism and have digitized the entire process.

Our Coworking spaces are LEED-certified (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) offices.

BuzzWorks is one of the best

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chemicalsmaterial · 3 years ago

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Global Tissue Paper Market Scope and Analysis

Global Tissue Paper Market will exhibit a growth rate of 6.30% for the forecast period of 2020-2027

Global Tissue Paper Market Analysis and Insights:

The rising awareness among the people regarding health and hygiene, increasing demand of tissue paper products in commercial spaces and complex buildings, introduction of specialised tissues such as glazed, premium decorative, printed variants, and others, development of organic tissues are some of the factors that will likely to enhance the growth of the tissue paper market in the forecast period of 2020-2027. On the other hand, technological advancement, rising disposable income of the consumer and initiatives taken by government to promote public health which will further boost various opportunities that will lead to the growth of the tissue paper market in the above mentioned forecast period.

High prices of raw material along with rising concern regarding deforestation which will restrict the growth of the tissue paper market in the above mentioned forecast period.

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On the basis of product, tissue paper market is segmented into wrapping tissue, paper napkin, toilet paper, facial tissue, paper towel, wipes, general purpose wipes, intimate wipes, baby wipes, cosmetic wipes, and others.

Based on raw material, tissue paper market is segmented into wood free, wood containing, and recovered fiber.

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Global tissue paper market is highly fragmented and the major players have used various strategies such as new product launches, expansions, agreements, joint ventures, partnerships, acquisitions, and others to increase their footprints in this market. The report includes market shares of tissue paper market for Global, Europe, North America, Asia-Pacific, South America and Middle East & Africa.

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WEPA Hygieneprodukte GmbH

Asia Pulp & Paper (APP) Sinar Mas.

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Chapter One: Introduction

Chapter Two: Market Segmentation

Chapter Three: Market Overview

Chapter Four: Executive Summary

Chapter Five: Premium Insight

Chapter Six: COVID-19 Impact on Global Tissue Paper Market

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Global Tissue Paper Market Size and Challenges to 2027

Global Tissue Paper Market will exhibit a growth rate of 6.30% for the forecast period of 2020-2027

Global Tissue Paper Market Analysis and Insights:

High prices of raw material along with rising concern regarding deforestation which will restrict the growth of the tissue paper market in the above mentioned forecast period.

Global Tissue Paper Market Scope and Market Size:

Based on raw material, tissue paper market is segmented into wood free, wood containing, and recovered fiber.

On the basis of distribution channel, tissue paper market is segmented into store based retail, and non-store retail.

Global Tissue Paper Market Country Level Analysis:

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Competitive Landscape & Tissue Paper Market Share Analysis:

Major Players:

P&G.

SOFIDEL

METSÄ TISSUE

HengAn, KCWW.

WEPA Hygieneprodukte GmbH

Asia Pulp & Paper (APP) Sinar Mas.

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Chapter One: Introduction

Chapter Two: Market Segmentation

Chapter Three: Market Overview

Chapter Four: Executive Summary

Chapter Five: Premium Insight

Chapter Six: COVID-19 Impact on Global Tissue Paper Market

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Direct Paper Dyes Market Size, Global Statistics Analysis Overview, Industry Insights and COVID-19 Pandemic Presenting Future Opportunities 2027

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