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Unit 2 Nature speaks PronunciationScripts11 stop2 still3 species4 spring5 skunk6 skull7 strange 8 strawberry21 student2 steal3 spokesman4 spoiled5 skin6 skirt7 strap 8 strategyAnswers21 student2 steal3 spokesman4 spoiled5 skin6 skirt7 strap 8 strategyListening to communicateConversation 1ScriptsJason: Hi, Li Ping. I learned a riddle in Chinese culture class today. It goes like this: What leaves live in the mountains, die in the pot, are stored in the jar and come back to life in the cup?Do you know what leaves they are?Li Ping: Tea leaves, Jason. Do you know that tea leaves have been popular since the Ming and Qing dynasties?Jason: Yeah, my teacher told us that.Li Ping: Besides, tea was first discovered and drunk in China. Here, people have been drinking tea for thousands of years.Jason: Interesting. So, do you drink tea every day?Li Ping: Yes. Tea can keep me healthy and stop me from getting ill.Jason: Nice. I’ve also learned from my teacher that tea culture is an important part of Chinese culture.Li Ping: Correct. On special days, Chinese people use tea to express respect for other people. In daily lives, we simply make a pot of tea and enjoy ourselves.Answers1 1.C 2.B 3.C2 1. stored 2. discovered 3.healthy 4.respectConversation 2ScriptsW: Charles, did you travel from New York to Alaska?M: Yes.W: What is it like going from a big city to a place in the wilderness?M: I really enjoyed it.W: So, you are a person who loves nature.M: Exactly. Actually I had problems when I came back. I missed the silence. Here, there is so much noise all the time, and I just couldn’t stand it.W: I feel the same. I also miss the quietness of the small town where I grew up.M: Neither of us is a city person.W: No. Would you like to move back to Alaska?M: I’d love to. I miss nature.W: I know how it feels. Maybe someday I will move back to the small town where I grew up. It’s a cozy town.M: Sounds good.Answers1 1. A 2. D 3. B22, 6Act-outAnswersConversation 11)I’m sorry to hear that2)I know how it feelsConversation 21)I’m so happy for you2)I understand the pride3)how excited I am for you, tooListening to exploreNews reportScriptsChina has recently included Five-Animal Exercises (Wu Qin Xi) on its list of national cultural heritages.Wu Qin Xi is a set of exercises where people copy the way animals move. The five animals in Wu Qin Xi are tiger, deer, bear, monkey and crane. As part of traditional Chinese martial arts, Wu Qin Xi has a history of nearly 2,000 years. Hua Tuo is widely believed to have developed the first complete set of exercises. These exercises can help people live longer by preventing them fromWu Qin Xi is easy to do, fun to practice, and helps people keep healthy. As a result, it is still practiced today by many people, not only in China, but in many other countries in the world. Answers1 1.D 2. C 3. B2 1. traditional 2. developed 3. longer 4. easyPassage 1ScriptsMichael Jackson, t he “King of Pop”, showed great concern in some of his songs over the problems of nature, including “Earth Song” and “Heal the World”.“Earth Song” was his first song about environment and animal health, happiness and safety. In the MV of “Earth Song”, Michael Jackson sang for the sake of the environment, the wild animals and people’s homes.In “Heal the World”, he expressed his idea that humans should do something good to make up for the bad things they have done to nature.Michael Jackson loved natu re deeply. He once said he could even feel Planet Earth’s pain. That’s why he called on people to protect nature and earth, where we all live, with his huge influence. As a result of his efforts, more and more people have been taking eco-friendly actions. Answers1 1. D 2.B 3.A2 1. F 2. T 3. T 4. FPassage 2ScriptsHumans are often inspired by nature to create modern technology, the science about which is called bionics. It shows that man and nature are closely related to each other.For example, human beings were inspired by birds to build the airplane; radar was invented thanks to bats; fireflies helped people invent brighter bulbs; humans learned to make ships and underwater boats from studying the way fish and dolphins move through water.In addition to animals, plants also act as great inspiration. For example, people drew inspiration from lotus leaves which don’t stick to anything and made paint which doesn’t get wet or dirty; the invention of raincoats came from studying an oak tree.Bionics has played a huge role in man’s daily lives, and people are learning more every day. Humans will possibly be closer to nature in the near future.1 1. A 2. C 3. D2A-4 B-1 C-3 D-2Sharing your ideasKey for reference:What is the invention?AirplaneWho invented it?Orville and Wilbur Wright made the first successful powered and piloted flight in history.When and where was it invented?Near Kitty Hawk, North Carolina, on December 17, 1903.How was it invented?The Wright brothers were fascinated with science and mechanics, and read about aeronautics and decided to pursue their dream of building the world’s first heavier-than-air and controlled airplane. In 1899, they designed their first aircraft, a small and biplane glider flown as a kite. After they made the first successful flight, the Wright brothers continued to develop their fixed-wing flying machines. In 1909, the brothers founded the Wright Company to build and market their airplane.What is it in nature that inspired the invention?Birds in flight. The Wright brothers thought that the key elements of a flying machine were the wings, power lift and control. They had spent a lot of time observing birds in flight, and noticed that when birds soar into the wind, the air flowing over the curved surface of their wings created lift. Birds change the shape of their wings to move and turn skillfully. They believed that they could use this technique.How has it been benefiting humans?The Wrights used science to create one of the greatest cultural forces in human history. It has been benefiting the world greatly: It allows people to see the world and it creates millions of jobs across the globe. It is often the fastest way to get from one place to another, especially when long distances are involved. It helps us save a lot of time, so we can do more things.What are the disadvantages, if any, of the invention?There are flight delays; shorter flights can often take longer than driving, especially if they're not direct; airline travel is costly compared with other methods of travel; it can cause air pollution, thus being not quite eco-friendly.Viewing to knowScriptsSome call me Nature. Others call me Mother Nature. I’ve been here for over four and a halfbil lion years, 22,500 times longer than you. I don’t really need people, but people need me. Yes. Your future depends on me. When I thrive, you thrive. When I falter, you falter, or worse. But I’ve been here for eons. I have fed species greater than you. And I have starved species greater than you. My oceans, my soil, my flowing streams, my forests. They all can take you or leave you. How you choose to live each day, whether you regard or disregard me doesn’t really matter to me. One way or the other, your actions will determine your fate, not mine. I am Nature. I will go on. I am prepared to evolve. Are you?AnswersPre-viewing1 Nature has oceans, soil, streams, rivers, and forests. For humans, almost everything theyneed for survival and thriving is provided by nature: food, water, medicine, materials for shelter, and even natural cycles such as climate. And beyond such physical goods, the natural world provides less tangible, but just as important, gifts in terms of beauty, art, and spirituality.2For the development of human society, especially the development in industry, humans have overused the natural resources and done damage to Nature. Nature is increasingly weakened by human activities. Consequently, the environment is deteriorating day by day. In the whole world, deforestation, climate change, pollution, extinction of animal and plant species are observed. All this, in return, will do harm to human s’ survival.While-viewing1 D2 1 Nature 2 worse3 leave4 determinePost-viewingYes, I agree. To survive, humans should protect Nature. Because of deforestation, climate change, pollution, extinction of animals and plants, it seems that humans have little time left to survive on our dear planet earth. However, it is not too late: Some measures and behaviors can be adopted to protect Nature:∙Conserve water and energy;∙Try to eat locally (and it’s often cheaper);∙Use recyclable shopping bags instead of plastic bags;∙Choose products without plastic packaging;…Further listeningConversationScriptsAndy: I feel sleepy in class, Sophie. But you’re always energetic and you work well. How can you stay that way?Sophie: Nothing special, Andy. I just drink a cup of coffee before class.Andy: Surely coffee can do that!Sophie: Yes. Speaking of coffee, do you know the story about where coffee comes from? It tells usthat coffee can help us stay awake.Andy: Tell me the story.Sophie: OK. Over 1,000 years ago, in Ethiopia, a shepherd named Kaldi discovered that after eating certa in berries, his goats became energetic and active and they couldn’t easily fall asleep at night.Andy: That’s so interesting!Sophie: Yes. Kaldi told some people nearby. Those people made a drink with the berries, and found it kept them awake through the long evenings.Andy: I see.Sophie: You should try it, but don’t drink too much of it!Andy: OK. Thanks.Answers1.D2.D3. CNews reportScriptsThe number of monarch butterflies in Mexico has fallen in recent years. Every autumn, millions of monarch butterflies fly thousands of miles from Canada and the U.S. to Mexico. However, for a number of reasons, these beautiful butterflies may die out. The first reason is changes in the weather during the butterflies’ journey: Cold weather is not good t iming to give birth to butterflies. Second, farmers use herbicide. Herbicide makes adult butterflies less healthy and kills the only kind of food that monarch worms can eat. Third, people cut down trees in the forest for wood in Mexico. This means that some butterflies have fewer places to live. These butterflies will die out unless people in Mexico and other countries do something to help them.Answers1.B2.CPassageScriptsNature often inspires architects and plays an important role in the design of buildings. A famous example is Antoni Gaudí, who expresses naturalism in his designs.Antoni Gaudí, a well-known Spanish architect, often said “originality is returning to the origin”. He believed nature was the origin. He took inspiration from different forms of animals and plants to design buildings. For example, the Church of the Holy Family has the curved lines of natural things like plants. A pillar inside has a tortoise at its base and another one has a turtle, designed to show the relationship between land and sea. Different kinds of natural forms can be seen everywhere in his buildings.He also used natural materials such as stone and iron, to make muscle and bones of animals, such as those of the lizard, in the Park Güell.Answers1.A2.D3. DListening to appreciateScriptsMan and NaturePoet Prasanna KumariAs I walked along the pathCrushing grass under with wrathThat wanted to whisper soundsLeft unsaid beyond boundsAs I rested under the treeOne blue leaf fell on meThat wanted to conspire with lightPlanning future far in sightAs I passed a well-known treeOne blue and blushing smile on meThat brought me back my youthAnd sure, well did it sootheAs I passed the mountain stillStopping wind to play on hillFlirting flower and dancing deerLulling leaves all keep me nearAs the brooding breeze did winkAnd the fading sun did sinkBringing me my memory pastDissolving the moon at lastWhen I left a lasting sighDancing waves did keep me high Answers1) sounds2) future3) sure4) flower5) past。
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Marshall JCM800 2203 2 用户手册说明书
JCM800 2203 Owners ManualA PLEASE read this instruction manual carefully before switching on.BALWAYS use the supplied mains lead, if a replacement is required please contact your authorised Marshall Dealer.C NEVER attempt to bypass the fuses or fit ones of the incorrect value.D DO NOT attempt to remove the amplifier chassis, there are no user serviceable parts.ERefer all servicing to qualified service personnel including replacement of fuses and valves.Servicing is required when the apparatus has been damaged in any way, such as when the power supply cord or plug is damaged, liquid has been spilled or objects have fallen into the apparatus, the apparatus has been exposed to rain or moisture, does not operate normally or has been dropped.F NEVER use an amplifier in damp or wet conditions. No objects filled with liquids should be placed on the apparatus.G ALWAYS unplug this apparatus during lightning storms or if unused for long periods of time.H PROTECT the power cord from being walked on or pinched particularly at plugs, convenience receptacles and at the point where they exit from the apparatus.I DO NOT switch the amplifier on without a loudspeaker connected.JENSURE that any extension cabinets used are of the correct impedance.➲Note:This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the requirements of the EMC directive (Environments E1, E2 and E3 EN 55103-1/2) and the Low Voltage directive in the E.U.➲ EUROPE ONLY - Note:The Peak Inrush current for the 2203 is 38 amps.➲CAUTION:Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance mayvoid the users authority to operate the equipment.➲ Note:It is recommended that all audio cables, with the exception of the speaker lead, used to connect to the2203are of a high quality screened type. These should not exceed 10 metres in length.Always use a non-screened Marshall approved speaker lead with the 2203 Head and extension cabinets.➲ WARNING:Do not obstruct ventilation grilles and always ensure free movement of air around the amplifier!USA ONLY - DO NOT defeat the purpose of the polarised or grounding type plug. A polarised plug has two blades with one wider than the other. A grounding type plug has two blades and a third grounding prong.outlet, consult an electrician for replacement of the obsolete outlet.FOLLOW ALL INSTRUCTIONS AND HEED ALL WARNINGSKEEP THESE INSTRUCTIONS !E N G L I S HENGLISHFrom the ChairmanI would like to personally thank you for selecting this re-issue of my all-valve, JCM 800 2203, 100 Watt, Master Volume head. My company’s reputation and longevity have been built on a great many things – groundbreaking designs, skilled workmanship, reliability, flexibility, stylish looks and, above all else, great tone and feel. Thecontinual fascination and love that many current guitarists show for our vintage amplification products is a testament to just how relevant and important such models are to this very day.The amplifier you have just acquired is a re-issue of the JCM 800 2203, 100 Watt head that was originallylaunched in March of 1981 and proved incredibly popular with rock guitarists throughout the ‘80s. Although my JCM 900 Series replaced the entire JCM 800 range in 1991, the 2203 has remained a firm favourite withcountless players – hence my decision to start making it again.Our re-issue of the JCM 800 2203 is totally faithful to the original in terms of looks, tone and feel. At the request of many 2203 fanatics it also boasts the addition of a Series Effects Loop – a feature which makes it totally at home in the modern performance arena.I would like to wish you every success with your new amplifier and welcome you to the large and ever increasing family of players who plug into Marshall products.IntroductionThe all-valve 2203 is one of the most highly respected and revered 100 Watt Marshall heads in the company’s long and illustrious history. Evolving from the legendary 100 Watt ‘Plexi’ head, it was also our first amplifier to house a Master Volume (MV) control. This simple but groundbreaking feature allowed the user to overdrive the preamp valves into desirable distortion without having to turn the amp full up. This proved to be incredibly popular and practical because, as you probably know, a 100 Watt Marshall is extremely loud when on full volume! Furthermore, thanks to its cascaded preamp design, the 2203 was capable of producing a level of distortion never heard from a guitar amp before.The very first 2203 was actually introduced to the world in 1975. The JCM800 version that surfaced some sixyears later, in 1981, was merely a cosmetic redesign of the original. The circuitry remained exactly the same (as the saying goes, "if it isn’t broken, don’t fix it!"), but the amp’s appearance got much bolder with a full-width control panel (the 2203 of 1975-1981 had a shorter front panel like a 1959SLP), grille cloth over the front baffle (the original 2203’s baffle was covered with vinyl), white piping, and ‘JCM800’ written in bold letters on the front panel, together with Jim’s signature. If you’re wondering about the origin of the JCM800 name, it’s an interesting tale – it came from the registration/license plate of Mr. Marshall’s car which was, wait for it, JCM800! The ‘JCM’part of it referred to Jim’s initials (James Charles Marshall), the ‘800’ was merely the number on the plate – no more, no less!As guitar amplifiers go, the 2203 is the very essence of simplicity – it’s a one channel amp with no reverb or built-in effects and its all-valve design produces a sound that, as Mike Doyle so aptly describes in his excellent ‘The History of Marshall’ book, is "crunchier than a lorry running over a hedgehog!" As a result of its idiot-proof interface, distinctive roar and larger-than-life ‘edge’, the 2203 immediately set the standard by which all other rock amps were judged and it remained the ‘industry benchmark’ throughout the entire 16 years of its production life.ENGLISH The unparalleled new tones the 2203 generated immediately became the sonic impetus that helped drive forwardthe veritable explosion of hard rock acts in the late seventies and early eighties. The JCM800 incarnation of the amp (along with the other models in the JCM800 range, most of which were derivatives of the 2203) quickly became the mainstay of the burgeoning heavy metal scene that dominated the ‘80s and was the amp responsible for many of the seminal thrash metal recordings of this period. In fact, Kerry King and Jeff Hanneman of Slayer, a hugely influentialband that helped pioneer the thrash genre, still use their Marshall 2203s to this very day.The late eighties and early nineties saw a shift towards the ‘alternative/Brit pop’ movement in the UK, while the USwas dominated by the ‘grunge’ scene. The wide-ranging use of 2203s in these extremely varied musical genres is atrue reflection of this amplifier’s extremely versatile tonal range.With the launch of Marshall’s hugely popular JCM900 Series in 1991, the JCM800 2203 was deservedly, butsomewhat reluctantly, put out to pasture after 16 years of sonic supremacy. Despite its retirement though, the 2203 continued to be a much sought after amp and scores of players, including that brilliant fretburner Zakk Wylde (ofOzzy Osbourne and Black Label Society fame), would relentlessly hunt down old 2203s for use in the studio and onstage.Owing to the seemingly never-ending barrage of requests we receive on a daily basis for the 2203, we’ve decidedthat it is time for us to relaunch this great amp in its most popular guise – the JCM800. Furthermore, by popular demand, we’ve also given it a Series Effects Loop that features a true Bypass switch that takes the loop completelyout of the circuit, thus ensuring the original tone isn’t compromised in any shape or form.Front PanelRear Panel112345678910112345678109。
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The adjustable pot skirt helps to save fuel! Loosen the nut and adjust the skirt so that it touches the top of the stove. Then tighten the nut.
3. Place pot skirt under bottom of pot.
6. Light fire with kindling.
7. Larger sticks catch fire from the kindling underneath them. 8. Burning the sticks at the tip will create much less smoke. Push sticks into the stove as they burn up.
• Operate stove only on top of heat-resistant material. • Provide adequate clearances around air openings into the
combustion chamber.
CARBON MONOXIDE HAZARD • This appliance can produce carbon monoxide which has no odor. • Using it in an enclosed space can kill you. • Never use this appliance in an enclosed space such as a camper, tent, car or home.
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Testing Laboratories for Thermal AnalysisAshland Inc.TW-1/L-1665200 Blazer ParkwayDublin, OH 43017Contact: Tom GrentzerPhone: 614/790-4665 Fax: 614/790-4294E-mail:*********************TA Techniques: DSC, MDSC , PDSC, TGA, TMA, DMASpecialties: thermoplastics, thermoset resins, composites, adhesivesAspen Research Co.1700 Buerkle Rd.White Bear Lake, MN 55110Contact: Cheryl HolmesPhone: 651/264-6264 Fax: 651/264-6270E-mail:*************************TA Techniques: DSC, TGA, TMA, DMASpecialties: general materials characterizationBall Aerospace SystemsP.O. Box 1062Boulder, CO 80306Contact: Roland ManningPhone: 303/939-4317 Fax: 303/939-4430TA Techniques: DSC, TGA, DMA, TMASpecialties: plastics, aerospace, resins, compositesBAS Analytics2701 Kent Ave.West Lafayette, IN 47906Contact: Robert GregoryPhone: 765/497-8345 Fax: 765/497-8393E-mail:**************************TA Techniques: TGA, SCTA, TGA, MTGA , TGA/IR, DSC, MDSC , TMA Specialties: GMP/GLP regulated samples, especially pharmaceuticals; method development John Brown Associates, Inc.329 Main Ave.Stirling, NJ 07980Contact: John BrownPhone: 908/647-6890 Fax: 908/647-4202TA Techniques: DSC, TGA, TMASpecialties: polymers, inorganics, pharmaceuticalsCanadian Explosives Research Laboratory555 Booth StreetOttawa, ON Canada, K1A 0G1Contact: Dr. D.E.G. JonesPhone: 613/995-2140 Fax: 613/995-1230E-mail:***************.caTA Techniques: DSC, TGA, Hi-Res TGA, ARC , C80, PDSC, FTIR/MSSpecialties: energetic and hazardous materials (ISO/IEC Guide 25 accredited)Celsis Laboratory Group-NJ Division165 Fieldcrest Ave.Edison, NJ 08837Contact: David ChesbroPhone: 732/346-5100 Fax: 732/346-5115E-mail:*******************TA Techniques: DSC, TGASpecialties: polymers, pharmaceuticalsCoorsTek600 Ninth St.Golden, CO 80401Contact: Dan SchmidtPhone: 303/277-9962 Fax: 303/277-4601TA Techniques: DSC, DTA, TGA, TMA, DMASpecialties: ceramics, automotive, aerospaceDallas Laboratories, Inc.P.O. Box 152837Dallas, TX 75315Contact: Kevan W. JonesPhone: 214/565-0593 Fax: 214/565-1094TA Techniques: DSC, TGASpecialties: sealants, polymers, coatings, resins, rubbersDayton, University ofCenter for Basic & Applied Polymers Research300 College ParkDayton, OH 45469-0130Contact: Dr. Richard ChartoffPhone: 937/229-2517 Fax: 937/229-2530E-mail:*********************.eduTA Techniques: DSC, PDSC, TGA, TMA, DMA, DEA, µTASpecialties: rubbers, plastics, adhesives, composites, aerospace, automotive, and miscellaneous offerDetroit Testing Laboratory, Inc.7111 East 11 Mile Rd.Warren, MI 48092Contact: Tim GeigerPhone: 810/754-9000 Fax: 810/754-9045E-mail:*******************TA Techniques: DSC, TGA, TMASpecialties: plastics/composites, aerospace, automotiveDickten & Masch Mfg. Co.Watertown Plank Rd.Nashota, WI 53058Contact: Michael SepePhone: 262/369-5555 Fax: 262/367-2331E-mail:****************TA Techniques: DSC, PDSC, Hi-Res TGA, TMA, DMA, MDSCSpecialties: plastics, DSC/TGA kinetics, DMA superpositioning, oxidative stability, DMA/TMA stress Ghesquiere Plastics Testing Inc.20450 Harper Ave.Harper Woods, MI 48225Contact: Douglas LeggatPhone: 313/885-3535 Fax: 313/885-1771E-mail:**************TA Techniques: DSC, TGA, TMASpecialties: plastics, polymers, composites, automotiveHauser Laboratories4750 Nautilus Court SouthBoulder, CO 80301Contact: Julie Krause-SinghPhone: 303/581-0079 Fax: 303/581-0195E-mail:********************TA Techniques: DSC, TGA, TMASpecialties: general materials characterizationHawk Integrated Plastics322 Main St.Willimantic, CT 06226Contact: Brad GuilaniPhone: 860/450-1993 Fax: 860/450-1962E-mail:**********************TA Techniques: DSC, MDSC , TGA, Hi-Res TGA, DMASpecialties: plastics, thermosets, coatingsHazen Research, Inc.4601 Indiana St.Golden CO 80403Contacts: Harry Mudgelt/Rod HodgsonPhone: 303/279-4501 Fax: 303/278-1528TA Techniques: HTDTA, TGASpecialties: metallurgical/mineral, combustionICI PaintsStrongsville Research Center16651 Sprague Rd.Strongsville, OH 44136Contact: Mike NeagPhone: 440/826-5318 Fax: 440/826-5233E-mail:**********************TA Techniques: DSC, MDSC , TGA, TMA, DMA, DEASpecialties: polymers, coatings, general analytical services, rheologyImpact Analytical1910 W St Andrews Rd.Midland, MI 48640-2696Contact: Andrew WoodPhone: 989/832-5555 x563 Fax: 989/832-5560E-mail:*************************TA Techniques: DMA, DSC, TGA, TMA, rheometrySpecialties: polymersIntegrix Testing Systems2790 Columbus Road Rt. 16Granville, OH 43023-1200Contact: Dan HeislerPhone: 740/321-7598 Fax: 740/321-4756TA Techniques: DSC, TGASpecialties: polymers, glassesITI Anti-Corrosion, Inc.10175 Harwin, Suite 110Houston, TX 77036Contact: Andrew Sansum or Geoff ByrnesPhone: 713/771-0688 Fax: 713/776-9634E-mail:************************************TA Techniques: DSC, TGASpecialties: coatings, resins, polymers, sealantsLeach & Garner Company87 John L. Dietsch Square, P.O. Box 200North Attleboro, MA 02760Contact: Greg RaykhtsaumPhone: 508/695-7800 Fax: 508/643-1367E-mail:*****************TA Techniques: DSC, HTDTASpecialties: materials sciences, metallurgy, precious metalsArthur D Little, Inc.15 Acorn ParkCambridge, MA 02140Contact: Madeline McComishPhone: 617/498-5131 Fax: 617/498-7056E-mail:***********************TA Techniques: DSC, TGA, TMASpecialties: Broad range of products: foods, plastics, electronics, compositesLockheed Martin Marietta5600 Sand Lake Rd.Orlando, FL 32819Contact: Dr. Linda Lauer/Charles GrameltPhone: 407/356-9236 and 407/356-2782 Fax: 407/356-6980E-mail:**********************TA Techniques: DSC, MDSC , Hi-Res TGA, TMA, DMASpecialties: adhesives, aerospace, ASTM, ceramics, composites, elastomers, material science, metallurgy,microelectronics, MIL-STD, polymers, thermoplastics, thermosetsLouisiana Productivity Center241 East Lewis St., P.O. Box 44172Lafayette, LA 70504-4172Contact: Kevin TaylorPhone: 337/482-5838 Fax: 337/262-5472E-mail:*********************TA Techniques: MDSCSpecialties: thermal conductivity for insulating materialsThe M&P Lab2210 Technology DriveSchenectady, NY 12301Contact: Jan PrincipePhone: 518/382-0082 Fax: 518/382-1182E-mail:**********************TA Techniques: DSC, HPTDTA, TGA, TMASpecialties: complete materials characterization, organic and inorganic chemicals, metallurgical, mechanical, and electrical testingMassachusetts Material Research241 W Boylston St.W Boylston, MA 01583Contact: Vern Coutu/Rachel GabrielPhone: 508/835-6262 Fax: 508/835-9025E-mail:*******************.comTA Techniques: DSC, TGASpecialties: materials characterization, polymers and inorganicsMichigan State UniversityComposite Materials & Structures Ctr2100 Engineering BuildingEast Lansing, MI 48824-1226Contact: Michael RichPhone: 517/353-4696 Fax: 517/432-1634E-mail:************.eduTA Techniques: DSC, TGA, MDSC , Hi-Res TGA, TMA, DMASpecialties: composites, polymersMicro-Scan Service Inc.737 St Davids Lane, P.O. Box 9167Schenectady, NY 12309Contact: Dr. Eileen CarnahanPhone: 518/374-6406 Fax: 518/374-1043E-mail:*****************.comTA Techniques: DSC, TGA, TGA-FTIRSpecialties: plasticsMicrotherm Technologies, Inc.P.O. Box 540007Waltham, MA 02454-0007Contact: Arthur CoatesPhone: 781/891-1113 Fax: 781/891-1113TA Techniques: TMA, DSC, TGA, HTDTASpecialties: general materials characterizationNorthrop Grumman GroupMaterials Evaluation Laboratory500 Hicks Rd.Rolling Meadows, IL 60008Contact: David FisherPhone: 847/259-9600 x5896 Fax: 847/590-3153E-mail:**********************.comhttp://www//esss/dsdlabTA Techniques: DSC, TGA, TMA, DMASpecialties: general materials characterization, commercial and militaryNSWC-Carderock Division9500 MacArthur Blvd.West Bethesda, MD 20817-5700Contact: Dr. Steven DallekPhone: 301/227-5998 Fax: 301/227-5480TA Techniques: DSC, MDSC , TGA, HTDTA, TGA/DTA, TGA/FTIRSpecialties: inorganics, battery electrode materials, nano-crystalline materials, polymers, ceramics, energetic materialsPittsburgh State University-Polymer Research Center1501 S Joplin, Shirk HallPittsburgh, KS 66762Contact: Zoran Petrovic, PhDPhone: 620/235-4928 Fax: 620/232-4919E-mail:**********************TA Techniques: DSC, MDSC , TGA, TMA, DEASpecialties: polymersPolymer Technologies Inc.A subsidiary of the University of Detroit16601 LivernoisDetroit, MI 48221Contact: Paul C. MengnjohPhone: 313/993-1270 Fax: 313/993-1409TA Techniques: DSC, TGA, TMA, DMASpecialties: plasticsPolymod Technologies4146 Engleton Dr.Fort Wayne, IN 46804Contact: Mark SeaburyPhone: 219/436-1322 Fax: 219/432-6051E-mail:**************TA Techniques: DSC, TGA, Hi-Res TGA, TMA, DMASpecialties: plastics, elastomersPowertech Laboratories Incorporated12388-88th Ave.Surrey, B.C. Canada, V3W 7R7Contact: Dennis CartlidgePhone: 604/590-7439 Fax: 604/590-7489E-mail:**********************************TA Techniques: DSC, PDSC, TGA, TMA, DMA, DEASpecialties: polymers, coatings, composites, electrical insulating materials, petroleum products, accelerated aging testsRessel Scientific Company117 Deer Path LaneWeston, MA 02193Contact: Dr. Robert SacherPhone: 781/893-8647 Fax: 781/893-8648TA Techniques: DSC, TGA, TMA, DTA, DMASpecialties: characterization of organic, inorganic, and polymeric materialsRicerca L.L.C.P.O. Box 100Painesville, OH 44077Contact: Gary SweetapplePhone: 440/357-3256 Fax: 440/354-6276E-mail:************************TA Techniques: DSC, TGASpecialties: plastics, organic purities, GLP/GMP testsScience Resources, Inc.2029 Washington Ave., Suite 201Evansville, IN 47714-2257Contact: Bob BehmePhone: 812/473-0125 Fax: 812/473-0126E-mail:********************TA Techniques: DSC, TGA, DMASpecialties: materials characterization, polymers, plastics, pharmaceuticalsSouthern Mississippi, University ofPolymers and High Performance MaterialsSouthern Station Box 10076Hattiesburg, MS 39406-0076Contact: Dr. Lon MathiasPhone: 601/266-4871 Fax: 601/266-5504E-mail:*******************TA Techniques: DSC, TGA, TGA-FTIR, DMASpecialties: polymersSouthwest Research Institute6220 Culebra Rd.San Antonio, TX 78284-5166Contact: Rose WardPhone: 210/522-2024 Fax: 210/522-3270TA Techniques: PDSC, TGASpecialties: petroleum productsSSCI, Inc.3065 Kent AvenueWest Lafayette, IN 47906Contact: Barbara StahlyPhone: 765/463-0112 Fax: 765/463-4722E-mail:********************TA Techniques: DSC, MDSC , TGA, TGA-IRSpecialties: pharmaceuticals, general materials characterizationStork Technimet2345 South 170th St.New Berlin, WI 53151Contact: Jeffrey JansenPhone: 262/782-6344 Fax: 262/782-3653E-mail:*********************.comTA Techniques: DSC, TGA, TGA-FTIR, TMASpecialties: plastics, elastomers, failure analysisTexas Research Institute Inc9063 Bee Caves Rd.Austin, TX 78733-6201Contact: Rock RushingPhone: 512/263-2101 Fax: 512/263-3530TA Techniques: DSC, TGA, TMA, DMASpecialties: material science, polymers, plastics, aerospace, electronicsTulane University605 Lindy Boggs Bldg.New Orleans, LA 70118-5698Contact: Deborah GrimmPhone: 504/865-5142 Fax: 504/865-6768E-mail:*****************TA Techniques: DSC, MDSC , HTDTA, TGA, Hi-Res TGA, Simultaneous TGA-DTA, TGA-MS, TMA, DEASpecialties: polymers, mineralsWashington UniversityChemical Engineering DepartmentOne Brookings Dr., Sever Hall Rm 10St. Louis, MO 63130-4899Contact: Clarence Wolf, PhDPhone: 314/935-6056 Fax: 314/935-7211TA Techniques: DSC, MDSC , TGA, Hi-Res TGASpecialties: polymeric materialsWestern Kentucky UniversityMaterials Characterization Center1 Big Red WayBowling Green, KY 42101Contact: Dr. Wei-Ping PanPhone: 270/780-2532 or Fax: 270/780-2569270/780-2581E-mail:********************TA Techniques: DSC, MDSC , PDSC, TGA, TMA, DMA, DEA, µTA , TGA/FTIR/MS, TGA-GC/MS, rheometrySpecialties: materials characterization, method development, QC service, product quality evaluationTA InstrumentsUnited States, 109 Lukens Drive , New Castle, DE 19720Phone: 1-302-427-4000 • Fax: 1-302-427-4001 • E-mail: i**************United Kingdom • Phone: 44-1-372-360363 • Fax: 44-1-372-360135 • E-mail: ************* Spain • Phone: 34-93-600-9300 • Fax: 34-93-325-9896 • E-mail: ****************Belgium/Luxembourg • Phone: 32-2-706-0080 • Fax: 32-2-706-0081 • E-mail: ****************** Netherlands • Phone: 31-76-508-7270 • Fax: 31-76-508-7280 • E-mail: ********************** Germany • Phone: 49-6023-9647-0 • Fax: 49-6023-96477-7 • E-mail: ****************** France •Phone: 33-1-304-89460 • Fax: 33-1-304-89451 • E-mail: *****************Italy •Phone: 39-02-27421-283 • Fax: 39-02-2501-827 • E-mail: i****************Sweden/Norway •Phone: 46-8-594-69-200 • Fax: 46-8-594-69-209 • E-mail: ***************** Japan • Phone: 813 5479 8418)• Fax: 813 5479 7488 • E-mail: *******************.com Australia •Phone: 613 9553 0813 • Fax: 61 3 9553 0813 • E-mail: ***********************To contact your local TA Instruments representative visit our website at 。
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御乘III代通过内置全新配方的舒适缓震层，完整包裹轮胎内部，静音的同时还能充分过滤行驶过程中的各 种路面颠簸。
产品介绍
2015年6月3日，中国上海——固特异再次实现全新突破 ，推出有史以来最静音的豪华轿车轮胎——固特异 御乘II代轮胎。
御乘II代轮胎是一款专为豪华轿车设计 的静音舒适 、有卓越湿地刹车性能的轮胎 。独具创新的胎面 和 胎体设计 ，先进的减震胎体 和硅胶材料配方 ，给驾驶者带来静音舒适的驾乘体验。
品牌简史
1898年：固特异轮胎橡胶公司成立 1908年：固特异为世界上首款量产汽车福特T系列提供原配轮胎 1965年：创造陆路时速960公里世界纪录的火箭车使用的是固特异轮胎 1970年：人类首次登陆月球所乘太空车装备的是固特异轮胎 1985年：固特异成为最早为商用飞机提供子午线轮胎的供应商 1992年：固特异推出了Aquatred轮胎----首款专为湿滑路况设计的轮胎 1994年：固特异成为第一个在中国投资建厂的国外知名轮胎商，成立大连固特异轮胎有限公司 1998年：固特异创造F1赛事368次冠军纪录，仍是位居第二的轮胎品牌获胜次数的三倍犹多 2005年：固特异宣布投资1800万美元在大连投资生产“缺气保用”轮胎，成为第一家在中国制造“缺气保用” 轮胎的轮胎公司 该企业品牌在世界品牌实验室（World Brand Lab）编制的2006年度《世界品牌500强》排行榜中名列第三 百一十九。
固特异e锐乘胎面加宽的中央肋条设计，使其接触面积更大，更好地应对电动车强大的扭矩输出，强抓地力可 以实现瞬间响应，使湿地刹车更敏捷。同时添加ETCR纯电动房车锦标赛的赛事级轮胎配方——100%高科技天然松 树脂，分子结构紧贴地面，增强抓地力的同时，刹停不打滑。
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基础设置
1、设置代理
进入Proxy-Proxy Setting，设置代理，8888为代理端口号
1、若是https，需安装证书，在SSL Proxying中添加域名
1)先进入Help-SSL Proxying-Install Charles Root Certificate，安装本地证书
2)然后在手机wifi中设置代理到本机后，在浏览器访问chls.pro/ssl，安装手机证书（注意，若是IOS10以上版本，需进入设置-通用-关于本机-证书信任设置中，开启证书信任）
3)进入Proxy-SSL Proxying Setting，添加要抓包的https域名
3、过滤网络请求
1)在Filter中过滤，只显示包含筛选条件的请求
2)在Proxy-Recoding Setting中设置。
进入Proxy-Recoding Setting-Include添加指定域名，则只抓包指定的域名
常用功能
1、Breakpoints Setting：设置断点
在一个请求上右键，选择BreakPoint，就在这个请求上打了一个断点
然后进入Proxy-BreakPoint Setting，可以查看到刚设置了断点的请求，可编辑断点设置
若勾选了Request，则在请求发起的时候会被拦截，跳转到断点页面，可以编辑请求信息（请求的url、请求头、cookie、参数）
若勾选了Response，则在请求返回的时候会被拦截，跳转到断点页面，可以编辑返回信息（头信息、返回数据、cookie等）
2、Throttle Setting：设置网络状况，可以测试弱网
进入Proxy-Throttle Setting，可以设置网络状况，主要的参数是Bandwidth（上传下载的
带宽），开启后，Charles首页的工具栏上的小乌龟会点亮
建议设置：
2、No Caching：不缓存，进入Tools-No Caching Settings勾选此选项后，H5中的前端文件就不会缓存（已经缓存了再勾选此选项是没用的，还是会读缓存的文件）
3、Map Remote、Map Local：重定向请求
进入Tools-Map Remote，勾选Enable Map Remote，添加要重定向的设置，下面的设置就是将的所有请求重定向为https://的请求。
也可以单独只重定向某个请求，在path参数中写上接口的详情路径就行了
若重定向到本地服务，则Map To的Host填127.0.0.1或localhost即可
Map Local是重定向请求到本地某个文件，在Map Local中设置请求后，这个接口返回的数据就是这个文件中的内容
4、Rewrite：重写请求（添加此设置后，所以通过代理工具的这个请求都会被重写）
使用场景：固定某个请求的返回数据、所有请求都需要添加一样的cookie等
进入Tools-Rewrite Setting，勾选Enable Rewrite，新增一条请求
在下方新增一条重写的规则，可以重写Request或者Response，头信息、参数、url、路径、host、接口状态、请求体、返回数据等都可以重写，可以通过正则匹配（具体所有规则可以自行探索）
5、Compose：以当前请求为基础发起心情求，可以修改请求参数等
选中一个请求，右键选择Compose或者Tools-Compose，此时会在下方新增一条可编辑的新请求，可以编辑请求的URL、请求头、cookies、参数等，然后点击Execute执行请求
Compose New：发起新请求，比较少用
6、Repeat：重复发起当前所选请求
选中一个请求，右键选择Repeat或者点击Tools-Repeat
Advanced Repeat：重复发起当前请求，可编辑总请求数和并发线程数以及延迟时间
PS：更详细的可以在网上查找。