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In addition to the outright ban of sugar in New York by governors, here is another lead authority overstepping individual rights of consumers. The reason from our media is that because it targets teenagers. Their actual statements targets a propaganda of minorities, LGBT groups, etc.

FDA NEWS RELEASE

FDA Commits to Evidence-Based Actions Aimed at Saving Lives and Preventing Future Generations of Smokers

#government

In addition to the outright ban of sugar in New York by governors, here is another lead authority overstepping individual rights of consumers. The reason from our media is that because it targets teenagers. Their actual statements targets a propaganda of minorities, LGBT groups, etc.

FDA NEWS RELEASE

FDA Commits to Evidence-Based Actions Aimed at Saving Lives and Preventing Future Generations of Smokers

#fda proposes ban on menthol cigarettes and flavored cigars cnn #youtube #lgbt representation #minority

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The staircase inside the Muscovite house of Soviet-era author, Maxim Gorky (1868-1936).

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Playing at Giants, 1792, Francisco José de Goya y Lucientes

Medium: oil,canvas

https://www.wikiart.org/en/francisco-goya/playing-at-giants-1792

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American Shipping off the Rock of Gibraltar, 1873, Ivan Aivazovski

Medium: oil,canvas

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Novel crystalline oxide may solve the problem of overheating in composite materials

Scientists at Tokyo Institute of Technology recently synthesized a novel material that displays unique thermal expansion properties. The method used by the scientists enables the production of a unique crystalline oxide containing zirconium, sulfur, and phosphorus, that exhibits two distinct mechanisms of negative thermal expansion. This is the first known material to show this property and its application may help avoid damage to composite materials, such as computer chip components, facing unexpected temperature changes.

Most materials tend to expand when heated, as the atoms move apart. The expansibility of materials under heat is measured using the coefficient of thermal expansion (CTE). Most of the current industry-grade materials have a positive CTE, making them perform poorly when subjected to more ‘extreme’ temperatures. However, some materials experience the opposite effect, shrinking at higher temperatures. This unusual process, known as negative thermal expansion, may help solve the problem of heat damage to composite materials.