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The band is all biab with a mashup of cutting and pasting.Style is a combination of _BEATBOX.STY andORK816S.STY (Orchestral 8ths and 16ths) andHOPHORN.STY (Hip Hop Beat w/ Horns) andMICHEL1.STY (Michel 1 - Slow Pop Orchestral)909 bass2346 horn sectionHip Hop Real Drums Nashville even 16Orchestral BB Strings MIDI 49 strings2335 String QuartetRealTracks in style: 1943:Synth, Rhythm, EuroDance StringsRealTracks in style: ~2267:Synth, BellPad, Rhythm 80sPopPadsLoop in Style: Other\Human Beatbox - beatbox_lightbuzz80aRealTracks in style: 2448:Guitar, Electric, Background, PopDreamyBrentLyrics

OTHER INSTRUMENTS:Lead Guitar: Takamine GC1-CE + Fender Mustang LT50 modeling amp, through Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 interface and Reaper DAW.Reason 11 Chromatic Harmonica; Concert Grand Piano.Edited and mixed with Audacity

This is a song that I had pretty much complete late last year, including lyrics and vocal. I wasn't happy with either so I asked Marty (on the forum here as BabuMusic) if he would like to take a crack at it, and this is the result. I think the chorus is mostly from my original write, the rest is all Marty.

Abarshi, M.M., Mohammed, I.U., Jeremiah, S.C., Legg, J.P., Kumar, P. Lava, Hillocks, R.J. and Maruthi, M.N. ORCID: 0000-0002-8060-866X (2011)Multiplex RT-PCR assays for the simultaneous detection of both RNA and DNA viruses infecting cassava and the common occurrence of mixed infections by two cassava brown streak viruses in East Africa. Journal of Virological Methods, 179 (1). pp. 176-184. ISSN 0166-0934 (doi: )

Gray, David E. ORCID: 0000-0002-3881-5083, Ekinci, Yuksel and Goregaokar, Harshita (2011)Coaching SME managers: business development or personal therapy? A mixed methods study. The International Journal of Human Resource Management, 22 (4). pp. 863-882. ISSN 0958-5192 (doi: )

Li, C.Q. and Yang, S. (2011)Prediction of concrete crack width under combined reinforcement corrosion and applied load. Journal of Engineering Mechanics, 137 (11). pp. 722-731. ISSN 0733-9399 (Print), 1943-7889 (Online) (doi: (ASCE)EM.1943-7889.0000289)

Sims, David (2011)Reconstructing professional identity for professional and interprofessional practice: A mixed methods study of joint training programmes in learning disability nursing and social work. Journal of Interprofessional Care, 25. pp. 265-271. ISSN 1356-1820 (Print), 1469-9567 (Online) (doi: )

Yang, Shangtong and Li, Chun-Qing (2011)Numerical prediction for corrosion-induced concrete crack width. Proceedings of Institution of Civil Engineers: Construction Materials, 164 (6). pp. 293-303. ISSN 1747-650X (Print), 1747-6518 (Online) (doi: )

Production of Biogas from Different Ratios of Rice Husk and Kitchen Waste PDFOrhevba, B.A, Onojitayoma, E. EProduction of biogas produced from different ratio of rice husk and kitchen waste was conducted under anaerobic conditions. The experiment included loading three different mix ratios of 3:1, 1:3 and 1:1 of rice husks and kitchen waste respectively diluted with the same amount of water before being mixed in varied proportions. 75g of rice husks and 25g of kitchen waste was mixed with water and loaded into digester A. 25g of rice husks and 75g of kitchen waste was mixed with water and loaded into digester B. Finally, 50g of rice husks and 50g of kitchen waste was mixed with water and loaded into digester C. Each treatment was performed once. Biogas production was measured for a period of 14 days and the volume of gas produced was determined by water displacement method at different temperatures. Biogas production started on the 2nd day, and reached apex on the 9th day for digester A. For digester B, biogas production started on the 1st day and attained maximum on 9th day. Production reached its peak on the 9th day for digester C. The total gas production for digesters A, B and C were 19.30ml, 28.42ml, and 24.94ml respectively at different temperature. The study shows that the largest volume of biogas production was obtained using the 1:3 mix ratio of rice husks and kitchen waste, while also the 1:1 mix ratio of rice husks and kitchen waste as compared to 1:3 mix ratio respectively has more yield. Therefore, kitchen waste is effective for the production of biogas than rice husks. Finally, for a developing country like Nigeria, where wastes are not productively used, wastes generated from animals and plant wastes can be effectively managed through conversion into biogas. Wastes are therefore turned to wealth which increases the income generation of the society.

Treatment of ethylene spent caustic pollutant using sulfuric acid PDFALI FARZI, SAEID MOSLEMI BAYRAMICaustic soda is used in naphtha cracking units and petroleum refineries for sweetening of hydrocarbon streams. The generated caustic waste is an environmental pollutant and must be removed. Several methods are proposed for treatment of spent caustic such as wet air oxidation, biological treatment, etc. Spent caustic used in this work is prepared from Tabriz Petrochemical Company. In this work sulfuric acid was used for treatment of spent caustic which not only removes the waste, but also generates valuable product of sodium sulfate. In each experiment, 1L of spent caustic was taken and its color and phenol were removed by oxidization with H2O2. Then, 50 mL sulfuric acid was added and treatment process was performed. Different samples were taken at specified time periods to calculate percent waste conversion. The results showed that after 2.5 minutes it was about 79%, 84% and 92% at 25, 35 and 45°C, respectively.

Formulation and Evaluation of Matrix Membrane Moderated Transdermal Patches of Bosentan Monohydrate PDFRevathi Mannam, Indira Muzib YallamalliThe main aim of the study was to develop matrix membrane moderated transdermal drug delivery systems of Bosentan Monohydrate and to study the effect of different rate controlling membranes on the drug release pattern. The drug reservoir membranes were prepared by using HPMC and rate controlling membranes by HPMC K4M, HPMC K 15M, HPMC K 100M and E RL PO. The effect of rate controlling membrane on drug release pattern was studied by in-vitro and ex-vivo methods. All the formulated transdermal patches were tested for physical appearance and pharmacotechnical properties. F3 (HPMC K4M: ERL PO 1:0.4) has shown a drug release of 93.93±1.23% in 24 h with a flux of 2.101±0.021 (µg/cm2/h). In case of HPMC K15M and HPMC K100M the drug release prolonged for more than 24h. Drug release kinetics was interpreted by using different kinetic models and the drug release followed mixed order kinetics, non-fickian diffusion model. The drug release mainly depended on the swelling behavior and matrix erosion of the polymer in rate controlling membrane. Stability studies were conducted according to ICH guidelines and the formulations were found to be stable. Ex vivo studies has shown a significant decrease in drug release compared to in vitro and F3 with highest drug release was selected for further studies. Based on the above studies it can be revealed that by using rate controlling membrane desirable release patterns can be obtained and the films were found to be physically acceptable and are more durable.

F&DT Analysis of an Aircraft Wing PDFTejaswini Borra, Ganesh Kumar PamarthiThis paper focuses on estimation of fatigue life of a fastener and crack growth analysis of an aircraft wing of GARUDA - 101. There is no much literature and tools to avoid fatigue damage and failures. Life of the joints, components, and whole aircraft should be estimated to reduce the structural failures due to fatigue. Life after crack initiation should also be estimated.

The Use of Cassava Leaves as a Potential Reinforcement of Polypropylene Based Composites PDFBalogun, O. P, Sanusi, K. O, Rominiyi, A. L, Adetunji, A. RThe use of cassava leave as potential reinforcement of polypropylene based composites is investigated. Cassava leaves particulates was obtained from the cassava leaves with a sieve size analysis of 106µm.The particulates were mixed with 5% MAPP and polypropylene which served as the matrix using a twin screw extruder and compounded into composites sheet using compression molding. The cassava leaves and the composites was characterized using scanning electron microscope (SEM).The mechanical properties was analysed using Instron tensile test, impact strength was obtained using the impact tester while the hardness of the composites was obtained using the Vickers hardness tester according to the ASTM standard of D638, 1S0 197 and ISO 868 respectively. The SEM results show an even distribution of the cassava leave in the matrix with increasing filler loading. The tensile properties, impact strength and hardness of the composites revealed an improvement in the mechanical properties of the composites with the increasing the filler loading. The mechanical properties obtained an optimum with the 7%wt filler loading hardness for the all the composites as compared with the unreinforced composites.

Algebraic models of transitions between mixed entangled states and specific eigenvalues of systems with two or three levels PDFNikolay RaychevIn this study are examined the recent theoretical studies and applications of pure and mixed double and triple-entangled states. After getting acquainted with the basic concepts of the traditional methodologies for entanglement, are summarized the main phenomena and observations of the various approaches for multidimensional entanglement. More specifically, we explore the impact of the various parameters of these systems of the entanglement.in this research is proposed algorithmic model for transformation of mixed entangled states, a disappointing qubit can be removed by a GHZ state through the measurement of it along the spin axis perpendicular to the axis of entanglement and with the aid of the result of the measurement to be made a correction of the phase. 2b1af7f3a8