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VAPE UK BAR SALTS PINEAPPLE ICE

Vape UK Bar Salts Pineapple Ice revels in the classic tropical flavours of exotic pineapple, cooled off with an icy blast, enveloping your tastebuds in frosty paradise. 
Take a look at Vape UK’s very own e-liquid ranges that are guaranteed to suit your vape kit and provide exceptional flavour, including other nic salts flavours.

Specifications

• Flavours: Pineapple, Ice
• Nicotine Type: Nicotine Salt
• Bottle Size: 10ml
• Nicotine Strength: 5mg, 10mg and 20mg
• VG/PG Ratio: 50/50
• Vaping Style: MTL
• Easy Fill Nozzle
• Childproof Cap

Vape UK is committed to manufacturing e-liquids with exquisite, natural flavours to help you make that transition from cigarettes to vaping. Our very own Bar Salts range replicates the memorable flavours found in various disposables while being budget-friendly and made from the finest ingredients. 

With 5mg, 10mg and 20mg nicotine salt strengths available, you can quickly satisfy your cravings. Using nicotine salts provides a smoother throat hit, enhancing your overall vaping experience. 

At Vape UK, we understand how important it is not only to make e-liquids affordable but also to craft their tastes so captivating you’ll find your refillable kit your go-to choice over single-use vapes every time. Additionally, our e-liquids are manufactured and sourced with the highest quality control right here along England’s South Coast.

Since it’s blended in a 50/50 VG/PG ratio, Vape UK’s Bar Salt e-liquids are best used with Vape Starter Kits (Mouth to Lung) and Pod Vape Kits.

Are you new and trying out vaping for the first time? You should check out our beginners’ guide, where we simplify vaping to its fundamentals and explain the benefits of switching to your first vape kit.

Many people who are out in the world job hunting focus all of their efforts on constructing the perfect resume. Clearly it’s important to have a resume that reflects the best of you. After all, it doesn’t matter if you are perfect for the job if the hiring manager isn’t impressed enough to call you in for an interview. However, the piece that is often overlooked is the importance of the cover letter. This post is about writing a good cover letter, one that will get the hiring manager to take the next step and look at your resume.

While it’s true that your resume is what should open the door to an interview, in many cases, it’s your cover letter that first has to open the door to get your resume read. In some aspects, the cover letter is a summary of your resume, it’s your 30-second “elevator speech”. You have just a few moments to impress the hiring manager, and when you know how to write a cover letter, that is just what you’ll do.

How to Write a Cover Letter

There is a very specific structure to writing a good cover letter, and here are the critical pieces.

Salutation

This is the opening line of your cover letter. The key here is to be as specific as possible. If you know the name of the hiring manager, use “Dear (name),”.  Be sure to include “Mr.”, “Mrs.” or “Ms” as appropriate.

If you don’t know their name, use their job title. For example “Dear Hiring Manager”, etc. If you have no idea who will read your cover letter, you can use “To Whom It May Concern”. However, this should be a last resort because it indicates you are sending a blind letter to anyone who happens to read it.

1^st Paragraph

The next piece of writing a good cover letter is the first paragraph. In this paragraph, you should tell them why you’re writing and tell them what job you are applying for.

The Body

Writing the body of the cover letter is the key to making it great. When you’re writing a cover letter this is where you are going to convince the hiring manager to look at your resume.

You should limit this section to 1-2 paragraphs and should be very specific. In his section you should tell them:

• Why you are qualified
• How your experience and history fit the requirements of the job
• Why you want to work for them

This section should be as specific as possible. Everything you mention about the your skills and history should be specifically tailored toward the job opening. If this section is generic, it will look just like everyone else’s. Make sure that this section of the cover letter clearly communicates what makes you different.  You should also make sure that your resume backs up what you’re saying.

Final Paragraph

When writing a good cover letter, the last paragraph should be a wrap up. In this section you should include a single sentence reminding them why they should hire you. Then make sure to provide your contact information and thank them for their time.

Closing

The final part of your letter is the closing. This should be a simple and respectful statement. The most common option is “Sincerely, (name)”

Proofread and Spell Check

When you’re writing a good cover letter, you aren’t done when it’s written. The critical last step is to use a spell checker to be sure you don’t have any careless mistakes. The goal of your cover letter is to impress the hiring manager, and spelling mistakes definitely won’t do that.

Scrolling through Jessica Biel's Instagram feed, you can quickly tell that she's super comfortable wearing minimal makeup — or none at all. In the last few months alone The Sinner actress has shared several candid photos in which she's barefaced or close to it and her fans can't get enough. In fact, folks went wild over the latest makeup-free selfie she posted in support of Kate Upton's #ShareStrong campaign.

The post showcases the stunning former 7th Heaven star without a stitch of makeup and wearing glasses, her skin radiant and even. "Spreading some self love today with zero filter and zero makeup for my girl @KateUpton. She’s on a mission to encourage everyone to feel strong and love themselves as they are… and I’m so honored to help spread that message. Take a second to show the real you. Tag someone you admire and pass it on ❤️

Megan Thee Stallion doesn't have to say much to express her love for spooky season. It all shows in her manicures, wigs, and that legendary Instagram post she shared on the first day of October in which she roamed around her house with a massive carved pumpkin sitting on top of her head. 

But as they say, all good things must come to an end. Although Halloween may be fleeting, Meg has finished off the season with a bang. On October 31, she confirmed on her Instagram story that her final costume was a volcanic bodysuit. The gallery of photos included a major special effects backdrop, a bleached eyebrow reveal, and a set of slightly slanted lipstick-shaped nails uncovered as the ultimate oozing lava manicure. 

Nail artist Coca Michelle took Meg's Halloween nail art to the next level this year. Michelle replicated the spitting image of the inside of a volcano (or at least, what we imagine one looks like) with fiery orange molten rock erupting from the Earth's core. Michelle's design also gave the tortoiseshell nail trend a spooky makeover. 

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The rapper also mentioned on her Instagram story that makeup artist Priscilla Ono was the first to convince her to give the bleached eyebrow trend a go — and with good reason. While red eye shadow filled the entire upper section of Meg's face, Ono lined Meg's lips with deep black lip liner and added cherry-red lipstick and lip gloss. 

Meg fittingly deemed the holiday "Hottieween" with a slicked-back, lava-orange pixie cut, black and orange lava nails, and volcanic cracks placed throughout her fiery catsuit. 

More on celebrity beauty seen this Halloween season:

• Hailey Bieber Wore Two Totally Opposite Halloween Costumes This Weekend
• The Kardashians' Halloween Costumes Included Mystique, Bride of Frankenstein, and Jessie From Toy Story
• Megan Thee Stallion Has Outdone Herself in the Halloween Nail-Art Department

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What are the key trends driving functional and smart coatings, and what are the most promising applications? We interviewed market researchers and industry experts to give you an idea about the status quo in the innovative segment of functional coatings. Self-cleaning, anti-microbial, anti-fouling and superhydrophobic coatings were identified as the most important types of these coatings, while the market is being driven by increasing requirements in the energy and automotive sectors. By Kirsten Wrede.

We set up an online survey and asked coatings experts, which type(s) of functional coatings they consider to be the most important, and what they see as the most promising applications in this field. Around 60 respondents completed the survey in July 2024, giving us a good idea of people’s views (Figure 1). While multiple choices were possible, 48 % of participants considered self-cleaning coatings to be the most important type of functional coatings, followed by anti-microbial (47 %), anti-fouling (40 %), superhydrophobic coatings (38 %), and self-healing coatings (36 %). Other functional coatings types mentioned were anti-ice (31 %), conductive (29 %), anti-graffiti (22 %), and colour-shifting (7 %). It was also possible to indicate other options, some of which were:

• dirt-repellent
• flame retardant
• air quality management
• abrasion / erosion protection
• enhanced UV stability
• energy management
• anti-corrosion
• photocatalytic
• self stratification
• isolation / anti-squeak

When asked about the most promising applications for functional coatings, a wide range of responses were given, from antimicrobial and corrosion protection (mentioned many times), self-healing, self-cleaning, architectural and glass coatings, anti-icing, and anti-fouling (all mentioned several times), safer traffic environment, household goods, anti-graffiti, electric vehicles, automotive sensor coatings, fire-resistant coatings, and solar-reflection coatings.

Providing additional functionality to surfaces

Calum Munro, PPG associate fellow, science and technology, comments on the key trends and challenges in the field of functional coatings: “There is currently a growing trend for coatings to provide additional functionality to surfaces – for example, our customers are increasingly interested in products that improve safety, productivity and lessen the impact on the environment.”

As Munro puts it. some functional coatings are already so ubiquitous that they are taken for granted. In his eyes, these include nonstick coatings on cookware; anti-glare and anti-fingerprint coatings on electronic device screens; anti-reflection, anti-smudge and UV light-induced darkening photochromic coatings on eyewear; anti-slip, wear-resistant and scratch-resistant coatings on wood floors, metal walkways, concrete stairs and boat decks; and anti-squeak and sound dampening coatings used inside vehicles.

“We’re helping to expand many functional coatings into new applications,” Munro adds. “For example, electrochromic coatings are expanding from self-dimming rearview mirrors to aircraft windows. The same anti-glare and anti-fingerprint coatings featured on smartphone screens, along with capacitive touch coatings that make those screens “smart” and interactive, are becoming common in applications such as passenger vehicles. Knobs, buttons, switches, gauges and dials are being replaced with screens that feature smart, functional coatings.”

Reading tip: Functional Coatings

The “EC Tech Report Functional Coatings” gives you an up-to-date bundle on automotive coatings with articles, videos and other handpicked content. In addition to technical articles about the latest technical developments, this all-in-one multi-media pack is rounded off with valuable market insights and important fundamentals about automotive coatings formulation.

Climate change, decarbonisation goals and sustainability targets

According to Munro, the company is also supporting the accelerated adoption of existing functional coatings that are now increasingly important due to climate change, decarbonisation goals and sustainability targets. Examples of these include solar thermal control coatings that help to lower the energy consumption and cost for cooling in buildings and transportation, creating cool roofs, cool walls, cool planes, cool cars, even coatings that help cool sidewalks, decks and swimming pool surroundings.

Munro also addresses a key challenge: “Some traditional nonstick, anti-fingerprint, water-shedding, anti-squeak and antifouling technologies relied on ingredients that are under regulatory pressure. This provides an opportunity for our sustainably advantaged solutions that address these concerns while still maintaining the functionality needed, and often provide additional productivity benefits to our customers.”

Regulations and Compliance are challenging

The experts from N-Tech Research agree: “Regulatory compliance and dealing with stringent environmental and safety regulations are also a challenge. Companies must balance innovation within their formulations and processes to comply with evolving standards which are continuing to evolve.” Speaking of challenges, N-Tech Research stresses that cost remains an issue for this class of coatings. “The upfront cost premiums versus more traditional solutions can impact user purchase decisions. Making the case for their use requires a clear analysis that proves out cost savings, reduction in downtimes, operational efficiencies and regulatory compliance needs.

Manufacturers produce at scale so introducing new products into the mix adds to the challenges.” The researchers identify the demand for faster innovation cycles as another significant challenge. “Creating and developing new materials and solutions is expensive and time consuming. Smart coatings is largely driven by advances in material science so testing and development is time consuming and companies wishing to provide products must have a longer-term view which does not always align with financial operations.”

The market researchers from TMR see the rise of nanocoatings as one of the key market trends for this market: “The functional coatings industry is experiencing a surge in the research and application of nanocoatings. These nano-engineered coatings possess unique properties, such as enhanced strength, scratch resistance, and UV protection. This trend is driven by the growing demand for high-performance materials across various sectors, including electronics, automotive, and aerospace.”

The researchers also consider smart coatings as trending in functional coatings: “The market for functional coatings is embracing the concept of smart coatings. These advanced coatings integrate sensors and additional functionalities, allowing them to react immediately to environmental changes. This innovation opens up exciting possibilities for anti-counterfeiting measures, self-cleaning building facades, and self-healing surfaces.”

Reading tip: Automotive Coatings

The “EC Tech Report Automotive Coatings” shows you more about a new perylene black pigment for NIR reflective coatings that support autonomous driving; find out about polyurethane systems who make the leap to the digital application technology of the future, whilst simultaneously becoming more sustainable; and gain insights into a new, automated method for rapidly and accurately measuring viscosity during coatings production. In addition to these and further articles about the latest technical developments, the Tech Report is rounded off with valuable market insights and important fundamentals about automotive coatings formulation.

Coatings with response properties

N-Tech Research agrees: “Coatings with responsive properties have become increasingly attractive to the chemical and paints and coatings sectors. Driven by top level factors such as sustainability, environmental concerns, regulatory pressures, efficiencies and cost reduction, this class of coatings are expanding their market footprint at an increasing rate.”

Asked about applications driving the market for functional coatings, Calum Munro, PPG, sees the new mobility ecosystem in particular as rich with opportunities for functional coatings. “We are in the middle of a dramatic change in the way that people and things move, underscored by the “ACES” market trends (autonomous, connected, electrified and shared), and these changes are impacting transportation, infrastructure and energy sectors that support new mobility and drive functional coatings demand.” The shift towards an electrified fleet is driving the demand for functional coatings both in the drivetrain of the vehicles and in the infrastructure that supports them.

“Various elements are driving the functional coatings market”, the TMR researchers say. “However, the key ones are increasing demand in the automotive industry for corrosion resistance, aesthetic finishes, and enhancing the durability of automotive parts, and the growing inclination towards environment-friendly packaging with barrier coatings to fight plastic waste.”

According to N-Tech Research, “within the automotive sector, smart coatings for anti-corrosion, self-healing, self-cleaning and aesthetic enhancements are most common; these coatings contribute to longer vehicle lifespans and reduced maintenance costs, making them highly valuable. With the increasing adoption of EVs and the increasing price tag for luxury vehicles and pick-ups comes demand for energy efficiency and premium features.

Outlook

“The greatest future potential for functional coatings is around energy,” Calum Munro, PPG, emphasises. He sees three areas of opportunity: clean and renewable electrical energy production; electrical energy storage and distribution; and efficient electrical energy use. “The demand for these coatings will only increase as industry demands increasingly more from coatings in support of meeting their objectives, ”the experts from N-Tech Research add. “Ongoing R&D efforts in materials science and smart coatings will create more solutions to meet market and governmental needs and directives. Sustainability, carbon reduction, product innovation, and cost reduction efforts will guarantee a demand for these coatings.”

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* A Set of Qing Dynasty Hanfu: Shirt + Skirt 

* Washing Instructions: Hand Wash or Dry Clean 

NOTE: These are asian sizes, which are smaller than western sizes. Please refer to the measurements below before placing the order.

Unit: CM

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Song Dynasty 清朝 – Year 1644–1911

——QT6-15 Block Making Machine——

1. This equipment is mechanical hydraulic PLC controlled synthesis technique equipment. Its characteristic is high efficient, easy-operated and easy-maintained. Block molding mainly by hydraulic, machinery as sideline, vibrate and press to finish molding blocks.

2. The design and manufacture of this machine accordance with the requirement and standard of

3. A high degree of automation, intelligent electronic control, automatic process is controlled by advanced PLC(Programmable Controller), input and store of process data and touch screen for blocks, it have ideal of flexible Human Conversation Interface.

4. Good reliability, Hydraulic system preference for to improved technology and perfected workmanship of design. Use independent integrated type hydraulic station. Avoid influence of dust and main machine vibration for hydraulic system.

5. Good adaptability of raw material, advanced step vibration molding technology. Adjusting measures to differing conditions. Use of all kinds of waste ash and slag, reasonably reduce the dosage of cement, make many kinds of high quality bearing or non-bearing blocks.

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QINGDAO HF MACHINERY CO.,LTD is the professional manufacturer and exporter for block machine technology since 1989,providing users in 130 countries and regions with efficient and intelligent block equipment and cervices.

Our company is located in Qingdao city Shandong Province and our factory has three manufacturing bases that cover an area of 50 acres and a plant construction area of 100,000 square meters.

We cooperate with SIEMENS for Motors and PLC intelligent control system, Schneider electrical equipment and YUKEN for the hydraulic operations to insure our machines have the highest quality standrads with a stable working status.

We have more than 50 technician to ensure superior installations and after sale service to assist customer to install the machine and perfrom the proper training abroad.

We warmly welcome customers from all over the world come to visit our factory and discuss long term cooperation.

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According to Foot Mercato, Lyon right-back Christophe Jallet will be out of action for 2 months after suffering a rib injury.

It is understood that the French international has actually broken a rib and he will now not play until 2016.

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A new paper reports a composite coating made of cuprous oxide, biochar and styrene-acrylic resin. Microalgae Spirulina platensis was used to prepare the biochar.

Biofouling by microalgae and other organism is a harmful phenomenon shared among all floating and subwater facilities. Using the antifouling coatings is the major measure to reduce the adhesion. A new study portrays a kind of composite coating made of cuprous oxide (Cu₂O), biochar and styrene-acrylic (SA) resin. Spirulina platensis was used to prepare the biochar by pyrolysis, then different amounts of Cu₂O particles were loaded on the biochar by chemical liquid deposition.

Antifouling efficiencies increased

Adhesion experiments with microalgae Chlorella vulgaris and Nannochloropsis oceanica showed that the antifouling efficiencies increased 49.1%, 30.3% for the Cu₂O loaded SA coatings (0.05 wt%), and 93.0%, 92.8% for the Cu₂O-biochar-SA composite coatings respectively. The synergistic effect of the biocide of copper ions and the photocatalysis of Cu₂O improved by compositing with biochar contribute to the promotion of the antifouling performance.

The study has been published in Progress in Organic Coatings, Volume 168, July 2022.

Artisanal details and an elegant, frosted finish unite in our Frosted Black Swirl Sonoma Tumbler Jar. Each glass candle container boasts an intricate and unique swirl of black pigment in the glass that creates a dramatic contrast reminiscent of smoke wisps.

Made with thick, seamless glass, these tumblers have a nice, heavy weight to them. We recommend pairing them with a Mini Matte Black Sonoma Tumbler Jar.

Our Sonoma Tumblers are available in a variety of colors and designs. See the whole collection!

These distinctive containers pair beautifully with sophisticated, unique scents. We recommend Black Cardamom and Cream, Lavender Embers, and Saffron Cedarwood.

Looking for a lid?
The Sonoma Tumblers pair with the Rounded Cork Lid for a complete wine bottle feel. You can try a Bamboo Lid for a sleeker style. Or, add a rustic appeal with a 3.25″ Pine Wooden Lid in black, brown, or natural.

How much wax will it hold?
See this information in the Properties section of this page. Learn more about container wax weight and volume.

Looking for a wick suggestion?
Check out our wick guide to see recommendations! Our recommendations are estimates and should be used as a starting point for your own burn testing.

Looking for labels?
Put the finishing touch on your candles with the perfect product label from Avery WePrint. Browse designs, create your own, and take 10% off all label orders!

• Already have an idea of what you’d like to do? Head to avery.com to get started.
• Not sure what label size or shape to use? Check out Avery’s Label Sizes Chart.
• Looking for labeling tips or want to see the latest in design trends? Explore Avery’s Candle Label Inspiration & Ideas for your candle line.

Looking for packaging? 
Try our sophisticated and recyclable 5″ Black, White, or Kraft Paper Candle Tubes with or without lids, excluding the Rounded Cork Lid.

Need shipping boxes?
Flush Packaging offers durable shipping boxes custom fit to a wide variety of CandleScience vessels—ensuring your finished candles get delivered safely.

Wholesale Ordering
View our wholesale page for more information on ordering in bulk.

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Container Properties

Material GlassFinish FrostedTransparency TranslucentWax Weight (to Fill Line) 10.00 oz (283.50 g)Volume (to Overflow) 14.00 fl oz (397.78 mL)Height 4.06" (10.31 cm)Top Inside Diameter 3.00" (7.62 cm)Top Outside Diameter 3.50" (8.89 cm)Bottom Inside Diameter 2.15" (5.46 cm)Bottom Outside Diameter 2.50" (6.35 cm)Label Format RectangularLabel Placement SideLabel Width 11.00" (27.94 cm)Label Height 2.75" (6.99 cm)Prop 65 Warning No