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KITCHENER The COVID-19 pandemic is impacting people s physical and mental health, causing many to turn to comfort food to deal with the stresses of the pandemic. Chocolate, cookies, and chips are just some foods that people are eating more of during the pandemic “A whole lot of snacks, a whole lot of Uber eats, a whole lot of delivery fees,” said one resident to CTV News. “Lots of snacking, I think. Definitely lots of snacking going on during the pandemic,” said another. A recent study from the University of Guelph found that snacking is a common side effect of the pandemic
In the Nineties, during the Golden Age of hip-hop, hip-hop heads and record collectors Andre Torres and Brian DiGenti moved to New York. Not seeing coverage of the scene that excited them, they created a music magazine, one that would be for fellow fans DiGenti was so obsessed with hip-hop samples that he printed the entire Rap Sample FAQ database and carried it with him to record stores.
Wax Poetics was soon celebrated for its coverage of music icons Prince, Marva Whitney, MF Doom, Erykah Badu, Bobbito, and many others but within fifteen years, the magazine’s print publication would lapse. On Wednesday,
Patent-pending technology derives energy from fresh, salt water compsmag.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from compsmag.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Previous approaches
Millions of gallons of freshwater naturally flow into oceans every day. Mixing freshwater and saltwater releases a significant amount of energy, also known as Gibbs free energy. One cubic meter of freshwater flowing into the ocean will release the same amount of energy as one cubic meter of water falling 270 meters.
Currently, tapping into this energy source requires specialized and expensive membranes to generate the pressure to drive a turbine, or separate the positive and negative ions in the waters directly. Decades of research and development have shown it is very challenging, if not impossible, for the membrane-based approaches to become a net-gain process.