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A mystery of the cat world
As we all know,
Black and white cats are commonly seen in the life.
Like half white and half black.
More white color.
More black color.
But did you realize something?
Why don’t black-and-white cats have light-coloured backs and black bellies?
Japanese Twitter alights over one of the great mysteries of the cat world.
With thousands of retweets, one person, however, presented an interesting theory as to the reason why this occurs. According to @Valquasard, we have to go right to the very early stages of embryonic development to understand the entire process.
With white being the natural, unpigmented shade, as the embryo develops, the cells responsible for pigmentation move downwards from the vicinity of the spinal area.
As these pigmentation cells migrate they encounter inhibitors, causing T-wave patterns that may form speckles or stripes.
For solid colours, the cells responsible for pigmentation will migrate from the back and all the way to the front of the animal. In the case of two-tone piebald cats however, these cells stop before the journey is complete, creating the black-back-white-belly combination we see today.
Sometimes the pigmentation cells move randomly, which explains the reason for the adorable love-heart shape on the chest of current Instagram star Zoe the cat.
As for the reason why pigmentation cells fail to complete their journey of migration to the stomachs of black and white cats, a paper published earlier by researchers at the Univeristies of Bath and Edinburgh suggests a faulty gene reduces cell multiplication rates, meaning there aren’t enough pigment cells to cover the entire skin, leaving the animal with a white belly.
So you see,
It’s not a joke.
Just ran out of ink.
Ran out when just start.
When finishing painting the back.
When coming to the belly.
When reaching the paws.
Last of the last, the two must be outliers.
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🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 Ottimo altoparlante Bluetooth, robusto, funzionale e potente
🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 Ottimo Powerbank per dispositivi che chiedono di più
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J'ai acheté ses écouteurs Bluetooth avec sa Boîte de Charge. On recharge avec un câble micro USB branche dans l'endroit si dessus. 3 tailles de bouchons différentes fournies et son câble USB. émilie en est ravie, ils tiennent bien aux oreilles. Des petites lumières nous indiquent si la cherche et bonne. pas mal ,non ! Le plus : Bonne ergonomie, s'adapte à toutes les oreilles. Autonomie 2 h 30 en utilisation continue Bluetooth reconnut immédiatement. Le son est bon. Bon rapport qualité/prix Le moins Le câble micro USB est un peu trop court. #poweradd #écouteur #bluetooth ##rankboosterreview (à Rochefort, Charente-Maritime) https://www.instagram.com/p/B7qWQuoCqvr/?igshid=ytqumrs324by
Every year new smartphones and tablets are released with bigger and better displays, improved cameras, and faster processing, but one complaint remains – poor battery life. Manufacturers work hard to make their devices as efficient as possible, but there is always a compromise to be made on size and weight vs battery capacity, and with today’s svelte smartphones it is battery life that is too often sacrificed.
It is no surprise then that many of us turn to portable power banks to make sure we are not left with a smartphone that runs out of juice just as you were about to pay for your train ticket home with Google Pay, or a laptop that suddenly cuts out seconds before you submit that final expense report form the coffee shop you’ve been working at all day.
Today, we’re taking a look at a beast of the portable battery world – the huge 20,000mAh capacity power bank from Poweradd, that boasts three ports to charge your devices, including two USB-A and one USB-C port that offers 18W PD fast charging.
Look & feel
The Poweradd 20,000 is certainly portable, but it is not trying to fit into your pocket like some of the smallest power banks on the market today that will give your phone one charge. No, this is a different beast that will charge all of your devices, even your Chromebook, multiple times, and as such is a more substantial device.
The power bank measures 162 x 63 x 24mm and weighs 363g, which makes it about the same size and weight as two modern smartphones stuck together. You won’t be squeezing this into your jeans pockets, but it will slips into a handbag or laptop and you won;t notice the extra weight. It is made of a durable-feeling textured black plastic with curved edges, and a circular four-point LED display that shows you how full the battery is – 25%/50%/75%/100%. The power bank is minimal in design, and so whilst it is somewhat large it would not look out of place on an office desk.
In use
The main selling point of the Poweradd 20,000 is the PD fast charging in both directions, which is not something offered by many batteries and means that the battery is rapid charging when plugged into a wall socket as well as being able to charge smartphones and tablets quickly itself. And don’t underestimate how useful this quick charging is with a battery this size – it is a huge battery and waiting for it to charge with traditional slow charging would take a significant number of hours, but here it charges quickly and your phone could be charged to 50% within minutes.
After a couple of weeks testing out this power bank I have found myself keeping it consistently in my work rucksack, so I know I’ve always got something ready to charge my devices if the time comes. It quickly charges up my Pixel 3XL smartphone and my Android tablet, and will even (slowly) charge up my HP 13 G1 Chromebook in a pinch. I have smaller batteries I will pop in my pocket if I’m going out without a bag and know I’ll need to keep my phone charged, but when I take a bag this is now my go-to option.
Specifications
Battery Type: Li-polymer battery
Capacity: 20000mAh/74Wh
USB Output 1: 5V/3A,9V/2A, 12V/1.5A
USB Output 2: 5V/3A,9V/2A, 12V/1.5A
Type-C Output: 5V/3A,9V/2A, 12V/1.5A
Type-C Input: 5V/3A,9V/2A
Dimension：166 x 63 x 24 mm
Weight: 364g
Conclusion
The huge capacity and PD fast charging make the Poweradd 20,000 a great piece of kit for anyone who uses multiple digital devices and needs to make sure they don;t run out of juice after a long day – and if you are reading this blog, then that probably means you.
Buy
Price at time of review: £25.99 (at Amazon UK)
Review: Poweradd 20000mAh 18W PD USB-C portable power bank Every year new smartphones and tablets are released with bigger and better displays, improved cameras, and faster processing, but one complaint remains - poor battery life.
