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[khickuwa]

Dear God, won't you look at me? Even for a moment, won't you let me pretend you're mine?

[halfassedtea]

Avenhillians rise

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GIVI Dives into the World of Electric Motorbikes

The Italian firm offers a wide range of products to meet the needs of any electric motorbike user, whatever their style. The world is increasingly turning towards a sustainable, environmentally friendly and electric future. And the two-wheeled sector is no exception. GIVI has joined this new mobility trend that believes in a responsible lifestyle, offering storage solutions for all types of scooters and electric motorbikes, to make life easier for all riders who choose to reduce their emissions, whatever their means of travel. GIVI, the transalpine firm of motorbike and motorcyclist equipment, is constantly working to offer solutions to two-wheeled users. In this case, they have focussed on those who choose to be environmentally friendly. Having listened to their specific needs, it has put together a complete range of modern accessories that transform and enhance electric mobility through the relentless pursuit of aesthetics, performance and innovation.

Electrifying urban style The area where electric mobility has made the biggest inroads is the urban environment. More and more people are opting for electric scooters to get around town. For this reason, GIVI has made a selection of products to equip the main models on the market. To add load capacity to electric scooters, GIVI has a multitude of top cases. Of these, the B32 BOLD stands out – a top case with a 32-litre capacity, equivalent to a modular helmet, which features a MONOLOCK® system and universal attachment system, which allows it to be mounted on almost any motorbike. The transalpine firm also has a wide range of different helmets to suit the most urban tastes. One of this year's new products, the X.25, is perfectly suited to the needs of everyday city riders. It’s a jet helmet with premium features such as the smoked inner visor and its ventilation system.

An electric adventure For all enduro enthusiasts with an electric motorbike, GIVI has a series of accessories in its catalogue to meet their needs. Such as the GRT719 backpack, with a 3-litre capacity and integrated hydration bag. This bag is specially designed for offroad use. There it boasts details such as a perfect adherence to the rider's body, a chest strap with integrated whistle and a quick release strap to facilitate the removal of the backpack from the shoulders. The transalpine firm also has a helmet specifically designed for these styles, the 60.1. It’s made with the latest technology, the best materials and has meets the new European homologation ECE 22R06 standards. Its interior is made of hypoallergenic, removable and washable fabric. What’s more, it has an adjustable visor, a "Double D" strap closure, which provides greater safety, and front and upper air intakes and in the chin guard, together with a rear extractor.

Electrify your route Motorbike touring enthusiasts who have embraced electric mobility can count on GIVI to offer a wide range of products to meet their specific needs. Like its new top case, the Riviera E46, made of thermoformed plastic using a system of embossed moulds, which makes it more rigid, without renouncing the clean, rounded lines that favour aerodynamics. In addition, it has a high level of waterproofing that has been assessed in numerous tests. For all touring users GIVI has a wide range of modular helmets, including one of this year's new models: the X.21. It incorporates aventilation system consisting of 2 air intakes and a rear extractor, as well as a micrometric strap, lift-up chin guard, windshield, removable nose guard and removable and washable interior. In terms of safety, it has been certified with a double P/J homologation in accordance with the ECE 22R06 standard.

Speed makes no noise GIVI has always paid attention to the needs of the most sporty motorcyclists in order to satisfy them through the constant search for aesthetics, high performance and innovation in their accessories. An example of this is their top of the range helmet, the 50.9, which is approved according to the ECE 22-06 standard, the most recent and the most demanding to date. Correct air circulation is guaranteed thanks to its three front air intakes and two rear extractors. What’s more, the interior is completely removable and washable and is made of hypoallergenic fabric. To meet the needs of load capacity without having to add anything to the electric sports bike, GIVI has a large selection of reinforced soft bags to suit all tastes. Without a doubt, the one with sportiest style is the ST606, a backpack with a thermoformed lid and capacity of 22 litres. It’s specifically designed to be used on sports bikes, offering perfect stability even at high speeds. It doesn’t end there: it’s made with side zips covered with reflective materials to deflect air and prevent it from opening unexpectedly.

Café racer style and electric innovation For motorbike enthusiasts with a unique and timeless style, GIVI accessories are also suitable for electric models. This is the case with the 10.7, a demi-jet helmet with a compact size that allows it to be stowed in the small spaces under the saddle. It also has has a lightness – it weighs less than one kilogram – which makes it stand out. Its standard features include a strap with micrometric closure, removable interior and pads and a ventilation system with rear extractor, something unusual in this type of helmet and a feature which sets it apart from the competition. A practical and different option to increase the load capacity on a classic motorbike is a tank bag. In the GIVI catalogue you can find a model specifically designed for these motorbikes, the CRM103, which is fixed by 4 removable magnets that attach to the tank, together with 4 additional straps. These, and many more GIVI items, provide a boost for motorcycle trips and make any journey on two wheels a more comfortable experience. For more information about this product or any other accessories for your motorcycle visit www.givi.co.uk or call 01327 706220. For more GIVI UK News check out our new dedicated page GIVI UK News For more information about these products or any other accessories for your motorcycle visit www.givi.co.uk or call 01327 706220

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Philips

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philips Koninklijke Philips N.V. (literally Royal Philips, stylized as PHILIPS) is a Dutch multinational technology company headquartered in Amsterdam, one of the largest electronics companies in the world, currently focused in the area of healthcare and lighting. It was founded in Eindhoven in 1891 by Gerard Philips and his father Frederik, with their first products being light bulbs. It was once one of the largest electronic conglomerates in the world and currently employs around 74,000 people across 100 countries. The company gained its royal honorary title in 1998 and dropped the "Electronics" in its name in 2013.

  Philips is organized into two main divisions: Philips Consumer Health and Well-being (formerly Philips Consumer Electronics and Philips Domestic Appliances and Personal Care) and Philips Professional Healthcare (formerly Philips Medical Systems). The lighting division was spun off as a separate company, Signify N.V. (formerly Philips Lighting prior to 2018). The company started making electric shavers in 1939 under the Philishave brand, and post-war they developed the Compact Cassette format and co-developed the Compact Disc format with Sony, as well as numerous other technologies. As of 2012, Philips was the largest manufacturer of lighting in the world as measured by applicable revenues.

  Philips has a primary listing on the Euronext Amsterdam stock exchange and is a component of the Euro Stoxx 50 stock market index. It has a secondary listing on the New York Stock Exchange. Acquisitions include that of Signetics and Magnavox. They also have had a sports club since 1913 called PSV Eindhoven.

Products

  Old Philips x-ray tube

Philips' core products are consumer electronics and electrical products (including small domestic appliances, shavers, beauty appliances, mother and childcare appliances, electric toothbrushes and coffee makers (products like Smart Phones, audio equipment, Blu-ray players, computer accessories and televisions are sold under license)); and healthcare products (including CT scanners, ECG equipment, mammography equipment, monitoring equipment, MRI scanners, radiography equipment, resuscitation equipment, ultrasound equipment and X-ray equipment);

  Lighting products

  LED bulbs made by Philips.

Professional indoor luminaires

Professional outdoor luminaires

Professional lamps

Lighting controls and control systems

Digital projection lights

Horticulture lighting

Solar LED lights

Smart office lighting systems

Smart retail lighting systems

Smart city lighting systems

Home lamps

Home fixtures

Home systems (branded as Philips Hue ) 

Audio products

  The Philips A5-PRO headphones

Hi-fi systems

Wireless speakers

Radio systems

Docking stations

Headphones

DJ mixers

Alarm clocks

Healthcare products

  Sonicare electric toothbrush

Philips healthcare products include:

  Clinical informatics

Cardiology informatics (IntelliSpace Cardiovascular, Xcelera)

Enterprise Imaging Informatics (IntelliSpace PACS, XIRIS)

IntelliSpace family of solutions

Imaging systems

Cardio/Vascular X-Ray Wires and Catheters (Verrata)

Computed tomography (CT)

Fluoroscopy

Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)

Mammography

Mobile C-Arms

Nuclear medicine

PET (Positron emission tomography)

PET/CT

Radiography

Radiation oncology Systemsroots

Ultrasound

Diagnostic monitoring

Diagnostic ECG

Defibrillators

Accessories

Equipment

Software

Consumer

  Philips Semiconductors schmitt trigger

Philips AVENTil

Patient care and clinical informatics

  64-slice CT scanner originally developed by Elscint, now a Philips product

Anesthetic gas monitoring

Blood pressure

Capnography

D.M.E.

Diagnostic sleep testing

ECG

Enterprise patient informatics solutions

OB TraceVue

Compurecord

ICIP

eICU program

Emergin

Hemodynamic

IntelliSpace Cardiovascular

IntelliSpace PACS

IntelliSpace portal

Multi-measurement servers

Neurophedeoiles

Pulse oximetry

Tasy

Temperature

Transcutaneous gases

Ventilation

ViewForum

Xcelera

XIRIS

Xper Information Management

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Not your Maradaine!Anon but I want to know more about these. Do I start at Thorn of Dentonhill? It seems like there's three Book Ones!

aaahhhh i’m so happy you want to read it!!

there are 3 series set in this universe; maradaine, the maradaine constabulary and the streets of maradaine.

maradaine is about a teen vigilante named veranix calbert. this is the series we’re currently discussing about. the first book is the thorn of dentonhill

the maradaine constabulary is about 2 inspectors. i can’t say much about this one because i haven’t read it. but maradaine!anon said this series is also good

the streets of maradaine is about a heist lead by the rynax brothers. i’ve read this one and it’s pretty good!

you can read one of the series without reading the others. but i’m sure at one point all of them will collide so I suggest you read all!

If you want to read in chronological order, here’s the order:

The Thorn of Dentonhill (maradaine #1)

A Murder of Mages (the maradaine constabulary #1)

The Holver Alley Crew (the streets of maradaine #1)

The Alchemy of Chaos (maradaine #2)

An Import of Intrigue (the maradaine constabulary #2)

Lady Henterman’s Wardrobe (the streets of maradaine #2) *

The Imposters of Aventil (maradaine #3)

A Parliament of Bodies (maradaine constabulary #3) *

* come out next year

let me know if you still have any questions!

[velvetblush]

★★★★ OMG Imposters of Aventil I need you to get caught up and make All The Edits of All The Feelings because OMG ★★★★

anon do you think i should read a murder of mages first? would i understand imposters of aventil if i haven’ read it?

BECAUSE I GENUINELY MISS MY BBS 

[velvetblush]

Now you need to read Murder of Mages so you can get more Satrine and Minox.

yeah Imma try my best to read them on weekend

and also make imposters of aventil edit and the other requests 

wish me luck

>:D

oh btw anon, how old are satrine and minox? i need to know now lmao

[velvetblush]

"Man, i get why you said i need to read a murder of mages first, this book spoiled a lot of things." So, did you finish it?

a murder of mages? i haven’t read it

the imposters of aventil? i’m on chapter 17

i’ve been trying to read as much as i can ;A;

[velvetblush]

MARADAINE!ANON WHERE YOU AT OMG HDU DIDN’T WARN ME. I WAS READING IMPOSTERS OF AVENTIL AND I KNEW SHE IS ********* FROM THE VERY FIRST SCENE SHE CAME OUT BUT I DIDN’T EXPECT VEE WOULD SLEEP WITH HER THAT FAST JFC I GRINNED LIKE A FUCKING IDIOT ON PUBLIC TODAY 

[velvetblush]

Imposters of Aventil! I am excited!

I MISS THAT ASSHOLE VEE BUT ANON I’M STRUGGLING WITH MY JOB RIGHT NOW OMFG I DON'T HAVE TIME TO READ ANYTHING

[velvetblush]

Yeah, tumblr doesn't seem to have much Maradaine, does it? But I'm hyped for Imposters of Aventil. And you should get on Murder of Mages!

yeah maradaine tag is pretty much dead. the latest post was 2 months ago.

please pray for my lazy ass and brain, anon, so i can finish murder of mages!

btw have you read excerpt from imposters of aventil?

[ihrtsuguru]

the deserve better. they deserve so much better.

Dear God, won't you look at me? Even for a moment, won't you let me pretend you're mine?