It's now time for Member Statements. I've recognized the member for Oshawa. Speaker, when I was younger I spent a lot of time at our local public library. I loved to read and discover and explore, and the library was a huge part of my foundational learning, as it is for many children. Libraries across the province are hubs and homes to everyone, to those who have a need to read, to use the internet for learning or work, to those who use the makerspaces to create and invent and imagine, to those who need somewhere warm and safe and quiet and welcoming. Libraries are hearts of every community. They are a community. This Premier has unbelievably set his sights on our library system. He is wrong to attack people's access to library services. This budget cut 50% of the provincial funding to the southern Ontario library services, known as SALS, as well as to OLS North. This affects interlibrary loans between different library systems, as well as training and organizational supports. Not every library has every book or resource ever written, so SALS is a centralized, coordinated organization that delivers across the province to different libraries. SALS coordinates and facilitates when a class needs 20 copies of a book, or a senior needs more large print books than their library has, or a student is working on distance education, or someone needs an out-of-print book for research, or if a visually impaired client needs a book on CD. Homebound patrons, homeschooled children and academics will no longer have access to collections beyond their backyard. This government talks about wanting to centralize systems and be more efficient. Well, here's a perfectly good functioning example, and they're scrapping it. Smaller communities, remote and First Nations communities will hit the hardest. And why? This Premier's nickel in diming this province to ensure families and folks will have less access to books, resources, learning and libraries. Shame. Member Statements, the member for Markham Thornhill. Mr. Speaker, I rise today with an extremely heavy heart to speak to the horrific loss of life in Sri Lanka on Easter Sunday. We know now that over 200 men, women and children were killed in this inhumane and indiscriminate act of terror. Unfortunately, we also know that advanced mourning were provided of imminent attack in Sri Lanka that were not acted on. As a former political refugee from Sri Lanka, the seven has deeply impacted me and my family and thousands of Sri Lankan diaspora living in Canada. Such act of terrorism have no place in civilized society and more so when committed on holiday of Christian. All too often we see such act of terrorism and violence across the world at churches, temples, mosques and recently at the synagogue in the United States.  Mr. Speaker, we must all stand in solidarity and speak with a unified voice against these heinous crime and reject divisiveness and hate. Today the world is mourning. As we mourn and keep the lives lost in our prayers, we must also seek redemption of unity, love and compassion for those of all faith and background. We must continue to stand for society that ensure the freedom to practice our faith and to live our life without fear. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Thank you. Member Statements. The Member for Niagara Centre. Thank you, Speaker. I am pleased to stand today in this house to speak about the Niagara Folk Arts Multicultural Centre. It is an agency that is near and dear to my heart, not only for the important work they do but because I spent eight years as the executive director of this organization before being elected to this house. The Niagara Folk Arts is a community-based, nonprofit, charitable organization whose team of over 40 professional staff and hundreds of volunteers provide vital settlement services to newcomers as they strive to create a rewarding new life in Canada. Niagara is home to the Niagara Folk Arts Festival, the oldest continuously running heritage festival in Canada. Every May, the multicultural community opens its doors in its heart and welcomes you to experience the beauty and uniqueness of their cultures, traditions, art, music, and food, including games, exhibitions, and live entertainment. This year's festival runs from May 2nd to the 26th and features over 20 open houses across the Niagara region. Over the last five years, the Folk Arts has welcomed many Syrian refugee families to Niagara, helping them to settle and integrate. These families have now founded a group called Syrians in Niagara and have started their own open house, teaching their new community about their experiences and showcasing their culture. I'm very proud of them. To learn more about the festival and schedule of open houses, please go to the Niagara Folk Arts Festival or folk-arts.ca. Thank you. The member for Scarborough Rouge Park. Today I rise to speak about the horrific Easter Sunday bombings in Sri Lanka and to honour the victims and their families. I would like to begin by thanking all my colleagues and the people across Ontario who participated in the dozens of vigils throughout the province. Words simply cannot express the depth of my grief at this horrific attack and my prayers are with those who perished and their loved ones. I have said this before. I'll say it again. Violence of any kind is unacceptable. Discrimination of any kind is absolutely intolerable. I fled a brutal genocide perpetuated by the Sri Lankan state and military. Vicious targeted attacks against ethnic and religious minorities have been prevalent in Sri Lanka for many years. So these events affect me very personally. Innocent children, women, men who just want to celebrate Easter, a joyous festival in Christian calendar will never be able to do so again. And the memories of the survivors will forever be marred by this tragedy. As we approach the 10-year anniversary of the height of the Tamil genocide, we must reaffirm our commitment to fight crimes against humanity and to strive justice and peace. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Member Statements to Member for Waterloo. Thank you very much, Mr. Speaker. Abigail Lobsinger is six years old. She lives with a rare and aggressive childhood cancer, stage four neuroblastoma. For treatment, she injures an aggressive plan of chemotherapy, radiation, surgeries, and blood transfusions. As you can imagine, her illness has caused emotional and financial strain on her family. Cancer has made it difficult for Abigail to gain and maintain weight, so doctors prescribed a tube feed supplement to help her maintain a healthy weight. Her feed costs $437 per case, at a rate of one and a half cases per week. Annually, that's over $34,000. Abigail's feed was covered under OHIP+. But as of April 1st, it is no longer covered. When Abigail's parents went to pick up her feed this month, they were told that they needed to pay out of pocket. The feed isn't covered under their private insurance plan either. This government has pulled the rug out from under families by changing to changes to OHIP+. Without warning and without consultation, the changes to OHIP+. were made without considering who would fall through the cracks. And it seems that kids like Abigail weren't considered at all. This government needs to get their priorities straight and cover the nutritional feed through the OHIP+. Plus, for kids like Abigail and so many others, Abigail needs to be our priority for this government. Thank you very much, Mr. President. Thank you, Member Statements. Member for Ottawa South. I'd like to ask for unanimous consent to make a Member Statement today in the independent slot. I refer Ottawa South as seeking unanimous consent of the House to make a statement at this time in the independent spot. Agreed? Agreed. Member for Ottawa South. Thank you very much, Speaker, and thank you to my colleagues. And I simply want to echo the words of my colleagues from Scarborough Rouge Park and Markham Thornhill and express my deepest, my family's deepest, our party's deepest condolences to all the families that were affected by the Sri Lankan bombing on Easter Sunday. It's really a horrific event that's affected the lives of many, many families, not just in Sri Lanka, but here in Canada and my community of Ottawa South. And I also wanted to extend my condolences to those families affected by the shooting at the Shabbat of Poe Synagogue in San Diego. You know, we just had New Zealand a little while ago and Pittsburgh six months ago, and it seems every couple weeks we're standing up or we're tweeting out something about something that's happening in the world. And you know, these acts of hate, they're ferocious, they're almost instant, and we live in a global village and we're all affected by it. I think what's really important for us to understand that whether it's anti-Christian, anti-Semitic, anti-Muslim, anti-any race, we don't just have to stand up when things happen in the world and say, this is wrong. It's when those small acts happen, when synagogues or churches are defaced or mosques are defaced or people utter words. We all have to speak up. It's important for us to do that. And I want to thank, again, my colleagues for the time and thank you, Speaker. Member statements to Member for Brantford-Branford. Thank you, Speaker. It's an honour to rise to speak about a very special event that recently took place in Brantford. On April 13th, the Kiwanis Club of Brantford had the opportunity to celebrate its 100th anniversary. Having been chartered in 1919, the Brantford Kiwanis Club is the third longest-serving club in Canada. And since that time, the club has served the communities of Brantford and Brant through the volunteerism of its members, exceptional outreach activities, and through many different projects. These projects include some great community fundraisers that go to support organisations such as the Brant Community Health Services, Steadman Hospice, and many, many more, through projects like these, the Kiwanis Club of Brantford has shown its continued support and dedication to the people of Brantford and Brant. In addition to local community-oriented activities, the Brantford Kiwanis Club has also worked with Kiwanis International by participating in large projects such as the Eliminate Project, whose goal is to wipe out maternal and neonatal tetanus and the sustaining iodine deficiency disorders elimination project. Speaker, in the 100 years since it has been chartered, the Kiwanis Club of Brantford has shown a continuous commitment to making the world a better place, both locally and around the world. And so I would invite everyone to join with me in congratulating the Kiwanis Club of Brantford on their 100th year anniversary. Thank you. Thank you, Member Statements. The Member for Timmons. Well, Mr. Speaker, yet again, the community of Kassashouan is being evacuated. This is like 17 years of evacuation, time and time again. We spend millions, tens of millions of dollars each year to move community members out of Kassashouan into Timmons, Cappas, Gasing, Cornwall, and different points in between. And there's what really is galling and what is really frustrating the community is that there's been an agreement signed between the First Nation, the Province of Ontario, and the federal government to move the community. I was there when I was the Member for Kassashouan as the former Member for Timmons, James Bate, when we did the signing three years ago. And the idea was that we start immediately towards starting to do what needs to be done to move that community to higher ground. Mr. Speaker, this is not rocket science. We've done it before. When Winnisk was flooded and people died, we moved that community to higher ground. We no longer here of having to evacuate anybody out of the old Winnisk, now called Pueonic White, because we put them on higher ground. I call on this government to live up to its agreement. We were signatures not only to Treaty 9, but we're also signatures to the agreement between the community of Kassashouan, the federal government and ourselves to move that community to higher ground. Let's get it done. Let's put people where they should be on higher ground so they no longer have to live in fear when it comes to going to bed at night because their community will be flooded. Thank you. The next statement, the Member for Topical Lakeshore. Thank you, Mr. Speaker, and good afternoon to everyone. I'd like to take a moment to talk about some wonderful student leaders in my riding of a Tobacco Lakeshore. Students at Bishop Allen Academy at Toronto Catholic District School in a Tobacco have been working hard to raise money for a wonderful cause. Bishop Allen's SLAM team, which SLAM stands for Student Leaders and Mentors, set an ambitious goal for themselves. Their goal was to raise $6,000 with the aim of providing 32 bicycles for students in need in Toronto. And, Speaker, I am so pleased to report that these hardworking students met their goal and over a week ahead of schedule. In fact, tomorrow, April 30th, Bishop Allen School will be welcoming fourth and fifth grade students from Lord Dufferin School for the Big Bike Giveaway. These bikes will be given to those first new students to enjoy so they can enjoy the freedom and independence just in time for the warm weather. I would like to give a special shout out to Sophie Constantinino for telling us about this great initiative. And I also want to thank all the students and the staff and the volunteers and the donors who made Bishop Allen's fundraiser such a success. I am so very proud to represent the riding with such exceptional students and student leaders like these students. Thank you. Member Statements. Member for Mississaugasen. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. April is Cancer Awareness Month. Nearly one in two Canadians are expected to be diagnosed with some form of cancer during their lifetime, while one in four are expected to die from it. More and more Canadians receive a cancer diagnostic and it is the main cause of death in Canada. It affects people from all walks of life and all backgrounds and all professions. And this house is no exception. This house today have been affected by cancer, including many who once served this province as MPPs. Mr. Speaker, liver cancer is on the rise in Ontario. Every year two and a half thousand Canadians are diagnosed with liver cancer and 1200 will die from this disease in 2019. For more information please visit survivornet.ca Mr. Norman Jameson, an MPP for Norfolk County in the 35th Parliament was taken by liver cancer too soon on October 3rd, 2017. Earlier today, the Canadian Cancer Survivor Network, along with Norm's daughters, Carrie, Shannon and Eileen and his wife Sharon along with survivors and caregivers hosted a legislative reception. Thank you to all my colleagues for attending. It gave us an opportunity to pause, to reflect and to share how cancer affects us all and to honour the life and memory of MPP Jameson. Together we can be a strong voice for liver cancer patients and all cancer patients in Ontario. Thank you Mr. Speaker. Thank you. That concludes our member's statements for this afternoon.


Hey everybody, welcome back to Magic Orthodoxy. My name is David and this is a Magic Review. Hey, today we're going to look at Will to Read from Steve Della. What is Will to Read? Will to Read is a new version of the free Will plot that also combines with a book test that you can literally carry in your wallet and have ready at a moment's notice. This is amazing. It's definitely going into my routine. Here's the trailer. Well, first things first, I have here a page from a book, okay? It's from a book that I've read. It's been torn out and on here in the words is a prediction of the actions that I think we're going to do with you. I think the actions you're about to take. I'm Steve Della. Will to Read is my go-to effect when I'm out and about. It's the perfect mentalism effects performing bars and coffee shops but also gets massive reactions when I feature it as part of my mentalism set. With only one page torn from a book, I can perform multiple effects. The main effect, the three borrowed objects are placed on a table, a pen, a card and a coin. Even though your spectator makes every single decision, each action they take just happens to be predicted ahead of time in a torn out page from a book. This might be a little bit freaky for you but here is the paragraph. He turns to me, his arm out wide as far as it could reach. He spoke, I will have the pen, you will have hold of the coin and it is always the card that gets hidden away outside. There you go. You're amazing. You did it perfectly. I'll take that back. Lovely to meet you. Thank you very much indeed for that. Thank you. Thank you. Will to Read is quick to learn, fits in your wallet. It's easy to do, has an instant reset and most of all, it's powerful. As a bonus, I've also built in my All About Eve book test and a jaw-dropping reveal for the bit book. My name's Steve Della and this is Will to Read. All right, so that was Will to Read from Steve Della and Alec Kazam. A couple of questions we always ask about all of our magic reviews and the first of which is what's in the box? What's in the box? You're going to get so much stuff. You're going to get the DVD, obviously. The DVD is an hour and three minutes long and you're going to get all the training on that DVD from both Steve Della and Peter Nardi. You're also going to get custom designed printed gimmicks that you'll need and there's really nothing, there's the little, maybe a little tiny bit of DIY in there but not much. Is it what I thought? It's not what I thought. I kind of thought it was a book test only to find out it's a variation on the free wheel plot but it also is a book test. So it's a book test. It's a variation on Corbizer's free wheel plot. It packs flat, plays big. Man, this thing blew me away. How are the angles? The angles on this are pretty much zero. Can it be inspected? Yes, because you literally give the piece of paper to the spectator and they look through it just like you would for a book test. So already they're thinking, they're looking, you know, they're holding, they're examining and so they're not thinking that they're trying to look for something secret and then just through, you know, your dialogue, you're able to reveal the word they're thinking of which is awesome and so there's just so many good things to say about this effect. What's the overall quality and production value of the DVD? Like I said, the DVD is an hour and three minutes long. You're going to get live performances plus Peter and Steve then back in the studio living room at Alakazam and they're going over all the necessary needed information. It's pretty much just a steady cam on them as they sit on the couch and talk but it's very well shot, very well miced, very well edited. Is it well made? Alakazam went over and above to make sure they gave you everything you needed plus more than you needed. You're going to get more than you needed. There is no bare bones items here. How much practice does it require? The practice on this is mostly routine and memory work. There's a crib sheet that's provided and so you might want to commit that crib sheet to memory and then you're just remembering the plot of the effect and so I think the practice is going to be in your routineing and in your memory work how the trick goes out. How much setup and reset is there? This is literally the definition of packs flat plays big. I have had other variations on the freewheel plot reviewed them on this channel and they've been bulky. This literally folds up into a quarter-sized tiny sheet of paper and slips into any one of the slots on your wallet and you're good to go. It's all you need. There's just this tiny little piece of paper and you could literally do several tricks from it. It's amazing. Positives. All right. So one of the positives to Will to read. Steve Della's routine is simple and direct. This is the best and most reliable version of the freewheel plot on the market. This packs flat in your wallet and plays huge. Negatives. One of the negatives there aren't any. There really aren't any. This is a solid routine solid effect. Alec is them gives you everything you need to know. It's well priced. You know is it worth your money? It's only 35 bucks. 35 bucks and it's a whole routine that fits in your pocket.   Awesome. Who would like this? Mentalists, professionals, people that like the freewheel plot, people that are looking for a really cool book test would definitely love Will to read from Steve Della. All right. So that is my review for Will to read from Steve Della. As always I want to thank Murphy's Magic for providing this effect for me so that I could do the review for you and if you'd like to purchase this trick for yourself you can find it from your favorite Murphy's Magic Dealer. Thanks. Bye.


All right everybody what is going on welcome back to another video in today's video It's going to be short and sweet. I just want to shout out the winners from the mkp youtube subscriber giveaway that I held Probably we know I put up a video maybe three or four days ago last night in the live stream I did a live stream. I don't know if you called it or not 16,000 people ended up seeing it it was the live stream of me watching the Ohio State versus Michigan game now I want to apologize just quickly because a lot of people thought I was actually going to live stream the game through my channel I was going to have the game showing but I couldn't do that because as soon as you do that YouTube picks up on it You you're a live stream gets gets banned or it gets taken down and you can possibly get a copyright strike on your account Now one copyright strike takes away all live streaming benefits I couldn't live stream for the next three months if I did that so I Couldn't anyways whilst doing live stream.  I want to say thank you. I want to say congratulations I want to say we're gonna be back for some more YouTube subscriber giveaways very soon But for now, I just want to shout out the three winners. I Couldn't I can't actually remember what they said they wanted so I'm gonna look at the comment right now We've got Joseph Mambo number one number two Philip. Don't see a number three Lucas Barrett So let's get into it You I'm gonna get the screen recorder going just so you guys can see we are in the community section and I'm gonna come over here and we're going to select the major key physics giveaway video Have a look at that first comment guys.  I'm sorry to say this But it's been a date. Sorry the cameras in the way. I'm sorry to say this I'm sorry to say this but it's been a day I'm sorry to say this but it's been a day and you didn't even receive a thousand views I stopped watching when you stop reacting to players Maybe you should go back to it not hating but just worried for this channel Well, thanks bra, but I commented back saying man this thousand views on this particular video I treat like gold.  I treat them like gold I said, but I appreciate you being here and your comment. I Hope you're ready from I hope you're ready for some reactions though. I've started hitting down the top 100 greatest players of all-time list Stay tuned and that's exactly what I've been doing So all you guys who are wondering when I'm gonna be getting back to reactions. I have a few You know KTO videos Joseph Vincent videos things like that But I have been working on my next big project which is working my way down the top 100 players of all-time So that series is gonna start at the start of December. It's gonna go throughout the whole month I'm hoping to put up three videos per day So I really really hope you enjoy at the moment as it stands. I'm halfway through the list I'm getting the videos edited right now, and they'll be up as soon as I can get them up So with that said, let's look up my man Joseph Mambo and see what he said Here we go done if I won. Oh my god.  I Think we're gonna have to move it over here a little bit There we go. Okay done if I win I would like the black crew neck jumper gray track shorts and gray hoodie Happy Thanksgiving Black crew neck gray track shorts and gray hoodie.  Okay one black crew neck Jumper Man, they looks clean So that is going out to you. We have the gray hoodie the last one probably the last sample gray hoodie We'll ever have made or the last sample hoodie I've got one in black You've got one in gray and probably about ten other people around the world have one as well. They treat it well, mate It's coming to you with love And it's also a size medium. So you've got two mediums. Okay, and I can't really do much about that So if only got a few things left now, what else did you want gray track shorts? I can definitely do that Well, can I I don't know if I can where are the gray track shorts? Um, I don't want to give you anything that's being worn So I guess we're gonna have to go with some black ones Sorry, mate That's all good.  So That is your order Unfortunately, the the shorts are in XL the two tops are in medium To be honest if anything the shorts should be sized a little bit lower So I'd say these are probably large and these are still medium. So I hope you enjoy Joseph Mambo. Thank you very much for entering. Let's go on to the second place Philip dozier Let's have a look. No, it must be one L Philip here it is Philip dozier or Dotsla gray on gray long sleeve top joggers and track shorts So you must have made the gray on gray jumper, which we've got Right here That's yours Gray joggers and track shorts. So you get two out of three items.  Thank you for entering Philip That's yours third place Lucas Barrett Lucas Barrett Let's look you up mate Okay, Lucas Barrett third place gray shorts black pants and gray shirt What do we got here depends what his size is to be honest, we've got black pants here But they're extra small Extra small. I don't know if they're gonna fit anybody In fact, I got them for a girl although they don't really suit girls because they are a male's fit So what else did you want?  Oh man. I honestly don't know what to do.  I'm gonna send you out This gray singlet my man. Oh This is harder than I thought I Want everyone to be happy. I really do.   He'll get the hoodie. He'll get the crew Nick jumper and a black kids crew Nick So four items for him, which is not a bad hole to be honest. So there you go First place so Merry Christmas everybody. I Want to say thank you once again Thank you from the bottom of my heart for being here for this giveaway. It really meant a lot I didn't know how the video was gonna go, but I mean you always you offer free stuff and you're always gonna get views I guess but you know the amount of Likes that I got the amount of comments is Fucking unbelievable. I think I've got something like 150 comments 150 entries which is crazy. We had giveaways like this all the time on Instagram So if you haven't I really recommend you to go on Head over to the Instagram page follow it and look out for all the giveaways In fact, we've got one going at the moment for a gray Crewneck jumper, so I want to say thanks for being here guys. I'll be sending these out as soon as possible. I'm going to Actually, I don't know how I'm gonna get in contact with these guys. I'll probably send them a message on I think I'm gonna comment them back on YouTube and then head over to Instagram and try and find them on there If you have seen this video if you were one of the winners by all means hit me up on Instagram If I haven't hit you up and once again, thanks to everyone for entering. I'll see you in the next one. Have a great day


Cats are natural athletes, but over time, this high level of activity can affect their health. This may mean that your cat is suffering from joint strain. Regardless of whether your cat suffers from arthritis, provide places for your cat to climb and hide. For example, you can prepare two cardboard boxes with a door cut out and put a comfortable bed and dry food in them. You should observe in which places the cat stays most willingly, unused boxes can be removed. Being overweight can put additional stress on your cat's joints, so keeping his body weight down is beneficial. If your cat is overweight, you should consult your doctor about choosing an appropriate diet. Fortunately, arthritis can be treated. With proper treatment and regular checkups, you can not only improve your cat's health but also increases quality of life.


What's going on guys it's your boy DPJ here today with another destiny video and today we'll be taking a look at my raid loot and results from the past week across all three of my characters so let's just get straight into it with my hunter and from the totems I received a 330 meters reckoning and I also received a 332 Harold meters reckoning as well as a 320 defense ghost shell now the inspection of all the loot I received across all three of my characters will be showcased at the end if you guys do you want to check it out now moving on to the war priest and I received the Harold defiance of jasmine dropping at 332 a attack from gold graph I received the Harold dark color treads dropping at 333 defense and from the death singers I received the dark color mantle class item dropping at 320 defense and from Oryx including the challenge more loot I received an absolute shitload I got a 320 Zellis bane I received a 332 Harold doom of calculus I received two artifacts both dropping at a 332 defense I also got the clock of seven bones dropping at 332 defense and I also received a dark color mask dropping at 332 defense and moving on to my titan and starting with the totems I received a meters reckoning with 320 defense I got nothing from war priest from gold graph I received the war numerous fists dropping at a 320 defense and I also got the Harold versions dropping at 332 defense again from the death singers I received jack shit but from Oryx I received a Zellis bane with a 332 a attack I got the Harold doom of calculus with a 332 a attack I got two exotics the patience and time and the infective both dropping at 330 attack I got a 320 war numans crown and a 332 Harold version also I also received a 332 defense how old warning miss chest and two artifacts one dropping at 332 defense and the other dropping at 333 now moving on to my waller and from the totems I received the king sayers gold shell dropping at 334 defense this being the highest level gold shell across all three of my characters which is crazy from the war priest I received the quillins terminus dropping at 320 attack and I also got the Harold version to dropping at 332 attack from gold graph I received the Harold chasm of yule chest armor dropping at 333 defense and I also got a 320 defense path of zeal leg piece from death singers I received the Harold science of on with a 334 a tack and they also got the bond of the worm law dropping at 320 defense okay so from Oryx I received a 333 attack anguish of drystone a 333 attack Harold Zellis bane and they also received a 320 doom of Calcus I received a 320 defense mouth of earth and a 334 defense worm gods boon as well as two 333 defense artifacts and guys that is what I received across all three of my characters from the Kingsford raid including the Oryx challenge mold not a bad week at all to be honest but how was it for you let me know down below in that comments section thanks for stopping by as always hope you enjoyed the video do drop a like I appreciate the support subscribe for that daily destiny and I'll catch you guys on that next one


Hey there, Bruins! Here's a quick tip from your friends at the UCLA Library. Today's topic, finding books and more using UC Library Search. If you're looking for books, articles, media, and other resources, UC Library Search is your one-stop shop. In this tutorial, you will learn how to use UC Library Search to find resources, filter your search results, and identify key information available in a catalog record. Visit library.ucla.edu and let's check out UC Library Search. First, we'll look at the advanced search where you can create a very specific search. This includes filtering by field, material type, language, and date. Let's go back to the simple search. Type in any keyword which can include a title, author, subject, or more. On the results page, we see a huge variety of sources. You can filter by type of resource. Book, scores, and videos are just a few. Let's take a look at this book. Once you click on the item, you'll be taken to the catalog record. Let's sign in to see all of our options. You can sign in using UCLA logon. Here, you can see which libraries house your item. This is where you can also find the call number. Sometimes your book can be found at only one library location and other times it can be found at multiple. You can also see if it's available at any other UC campuses. If you are looking for similar items, check out the subject headings. These tags will take you to similar items. Or you can scroll down to related resources and click through the selections. If you are signed in to your library account, you can click the pushpin icon to save the item to your favorites. Click on the icon in the top right corner to access your favorites later. Don't forget, if you need help, you can always use the chat button to ask a librarian. We're there for you 24-7. So what's next? Check out our tutorials and guides on the wire website for help with the variety of topics including citing the sources you find with UC library search. Schedule a research consultation or drop by one of our libraries for help with your search. Want help with the next steps? Come visit us at one of our many campus locations.


Hello and welcome to this presentation on ST's MDMesh M2 series of high-voltage MOSFETs. ST's MDMesh M2 series of 600 volt and 650 volt superjunction MOSFETs are optimized for use in resonant type power supplies thanks to the low gate charge as well as low output capacitance. The devices also feature low on resistance per die area for reduced conduction losses and perform reliably even when exposed to large voltage transients such as noise and harmonics thanks to the high DVDT ruggedness. The main advantage of this new MOSFET series is the significant gate charge reduction compared to the second generation of MDMesh devices. The devices under comparison are all 190 mili ohm devices and 600 volts rated except for the STP20N65M5 which is a 650 volt MOSFET belonging to the MDMesh M5 series. Another advantage is the well-designed output capacitance profile as can be seen here. Combined with the low gate charge it makes this series perfect fit for resonant type power supplies yet does not suffer when working in hard switching topologies such as PFC, two transistors forward and fly back. In this 200 watt LLC converter efficiency comparison we can see how the new STP24N60M2 MDMesh M2 MOSFET performs better all along the curve. When tested in a hard switching configuration such as a 1 kW 80 kHz constant current mode PFC although the MDMesh M2 MOSFET performs better than the second generation MDMesh MOSFET the 650 volt MDMesh M5 device recovers the gap due to the much better on-state resistance. If you are looking for a MOSFET offering low on-state resistance we recommend that you select one of our MDMesh M5 MOSFETs which feature one of the industry's lowest RDS-ons per area in all package options. For additional information and the complete list of part numbers belonging to the MDMesh M2 series of high-voltage power MOSFETs please visit www.st.com.


So usually what happens when a stock is very beaten down, it tends to continue being beaten down. Now this stock had news or Mercedes, which is usually big news. Whenever a company announces news with another big company, it's great news. But when you see a giant red candle like this, and for some reason the news is selling off, then there's two scenarios. One, maybe someone knew the news ahead of time, and they bought it ahead of time and they're selling into the news. Or two, the market doesn't think that the news is worth this jump. So all I did is look at that red candle. I joined the trend of going down, and now I'm exiting my position. I think I'm just going to get out of the rest right here. And as soon as I get out, right here. That was about a $3,000 trade right here. That was about a $3,000 trade in about eight minutes.


People like to vacation and travel. So much so that tourism accounts for roughly 10% of the world's gross domestic product. The tourism system is very complex, impacting much more than just the economy. Culture, business, and the environment all play a role in sustaining quality destination communities, each affecting the other. One Purdue professor is studying the system in an effort to strike a balance to make tourism sustainable for future generations. So we're at a really important time in tourism at the moment. We need to make sure that whatever we consume today will leave something for the future. So there's been an interesting change in the way we think about tourism, particularly over the last couple of years. Back in the day, it was hard to imagine what unsustainable tourism might look like. But now we've got more and more examples. Whether you look at Barcelona or Venice, where they're just overwhelmed by the number of visitors that they're having. Tourist destinations can have a kind of life cycle. So when there are too many tourists to this destination, the resources in this destination can deteriorate really quickly. So sustainable tourism is all about how you can take tourism, which is a huge economic driver and social driver in the world, how you can take tourism and make it work for the people in the communities that are impacted by it. Because sustainable tourism sort of can impact so many different parts of the tourism system, we have students who are working in different elements of that. I'm particularly interested in the preservation of cultural heritage. Heritage and culture and its protection are very important parts of sustainability. They are very vulnerable to the negative effects of tourism, which is why we need to ensure that we have the correct policies in place to ensure its protection for future generations. While studying heritage conservation, we saw that heritage is actually a catalyst for economic development, especially in the field of tourism. I study community-based tourism and that is a form of tourism that is being operated by a community, usually in rural areas, specifically rural areas in Indonesia for my research. I like the idea of starting small and using resources in the community as a way to bring visitors. I think identifying the resources that they have is really important and how they can use that to show their culture. And then once they've identified those things, then the tourism operation can be initiated. Sustainable tourism is about looking after people's economic wellbeing. It's about looking after their heritage and their culture. And it's also about looking after the environment so that we keep these three things working together for the benefit of the communities. This is what's called the triple bottom line and getting that balanced so that all of these things are working together. Perhaps we're not making as much money as we could, but we're balancing that with the idea of a better community to live in and a nicer environment to experience. And that is what the challenge of sustainable tourism is. We've learned a lot about tourism over the last 50 years. We know what's coming and no one has to feel like they're reinventing the wheel. And yet there are people who are in that case where they're becoming popular and they don't know exactly what to do next. One of the nice things about the work that we do is that we can share the best practices and what hasn't worked and help them move through that process of planning for a future that is better than they could hope for. We have a project that's based on this responsible travel, the idea of being conscious and mindful about what I'm doing when I'm traveling. Still having a good time, but being conscious and mindful about what I'm doing. We call this the travel care code and the travel care code is a set of 10 simple things that you can do when you're a traveler to help contribute to sustainability. And we're working with other universities and with marketing organizations. We're coming together and we're really trying to build a movement of people who are interested in being more responsible travelers. I think it's very important for tourists to remember that they are visitors.  We have to always remember that we do not own the resources that we are about to use. We belong to somebody else. I was born in a village and I have seen village life and I have, while working in travel, I've seen how tourism has changed the lives in some of those rural areas. I think by visiting these community-based tourism villages, we can actually provide them with so much more than just kind of visiting a destination that is kind of commercial. Our work is designed to make lives better for the people in destinations, to make lives better for individual travelers who are traveling to destinations and experiencing authentic, real experiences when they travel. And so each of the elements of this sustainable tourism and responsible travel project that we're working on really speaks to making lives better. Not only here, but around the world. Graduate students and faculty are currently working with destinations in the United States and with villages in Columbia, Nepal, and the Philippines to build working, sustainable tourist destinations. As we celebrate our 150th anniversary, Purdue University will continue to be a world leader in important areas of study, like sustainability. Thou wrap up this edition of Boiler Bites. Remember that you can catch up to all our past stories at BoilerBites.com. See you next time.