Supplies
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| Originally published | 2000 |
| Authors | Julia Cameron |
| Genres | Textbook |
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| ID | 2236387 |
About Supplies
This newly revised and cleverly repackaged edition of Julia Cameron's classic Artist's Way Workbook shows readers how to cope with the real nitty-gritty of being a successful artist. . . .
'Unclean and unbearable' - Giving birth under the bombs in Gaza
... Many pregnant women have been cut off from safe delivery services as hospitals are overwhelmed with casualties, out of fuel for generators, and lacking medicines and basic Supplies - including for the management of obstetric emergencies...
Sadiq Khan breaks with Starmer by urging Gaza ceasefire
... " " We need to see the immediate release of hostages, immediate access to humanitarian Supplies...
Aid delivery waits to enter Gaza from Egypt at Rafah crossing
...By Antoinette RadfordBBC NewsAbout 20 trucks carrying food, water and medical Supplies may be allowed to enter Gaza in the coming days...
Phyllis Latour: The secret life of a WW2 heroine revealed
... For this they needed Supplies - dropped by air from Britain - and aerial support...
Russia-Africa summit: Putin seeks to extend influence
... Most African grain consumers will have to continue relying on the open world market - where Supplies are now tightening and prices are on the rise...
Missing Titanic submersible: The health risks facing the crew
... While the Coast Guard has warned there is probably little oxygen left, the crew may be able to conserve their Supplies - at least for a while...
Sudan crisis: Civilians facing 'catastrophe' as 100,000 flee fighting - UN
... In Khartoum, food, water and electricity are running out, but desperately needed aid Supplies - shipped by the UN into Port Sudan - are being warehoused because the violence...
Food shortages due to 'supermarket culture', says Leon co-founder
... " The government said that while there were some issues with fresh vegetable Supplies, the UK " has a highly resilient food chain and is well equipped to deal with disruption"...
Missing Titanic submersible: The health risks facing the crew
By Eloise Alanna and Nadine Yousif in Newfoundland & Alex Therrien and Kathryn Armstrong in LondonBBC News
It is a claustrophobic, terrifying Prospect - being trapped in a 22ft submersible, potentially thousands of feet underwater, with oxygen running out.
The exact whereabouts of The Titanic submersible and the condition of The Five crew onboard are unknown. It is thought the vessel may have less than 10 hours of oxygen remaining, creating a race Against Time to find the sub before it is Too Late .
As Dr Ken Ledez, a Hyperbaric Medicine expert at Memorial University in St John's, Newfoundland, has told Bbc News that running out of air is not the only danger those on board face.
The vessel may have lost electrical power, which is likely to have a role in controlling the amount of oxygen and carbon dioxide inside the vessel.
As the oxygen level falls, the proportion of carbon dioxide being breathed out by The Crew will be rising, with potentially Fatal Consequences .
" As levels of carbon dioxide Build Up , then it becomes sedative, it becomes like an anaesthetic gas, and you will go to sleep. "
Too much of the gas in a person's bloodstream, known as hypercapnia, can kill them if not treated.
Former Royal Navy submarine captain Ryan Ramsey says he looked at videos online of The Inside of Titan and could not see a carbon dioxide removal system, known as scrubbers.
" That for me is The Greatest problem of all of them, " he says.
At the same time, The Crew are At Risk from hypothermia, where The Body gets too cold.
According to Capt Ramsey, if the sub is on the seabed, the water temperature will be about 0C. If it has also lost electricity, it will not be generating any power and therefore cannot generate heat.
Hypothermia, the lack of oxygen and the build-up of carbon dioxide within the sub mean The Crew 's ability to make contact with The Search and rescue mission, such as by banging on the hull at regular intervals to try and attract attention, will dwindle.
" If they're unconscious, they're not going to be able to do much to help themselves, " says Dr Ledez.
While the Coast Guard has warned there is probably little oxygen left, The Crew may be able to conserve their Supplies - at least for a while.
Mr Ramsey says slowing their breathing would also help but admits this could be difficult considering the stress they would be under.
Dr Ledez says they could also spread out carbon dioxide-absorbing granules or reduce their power use if they still have electricity.
Despite all these challenges, he urges against cancelling The Search -and-rescue operation too soon, saying they might be able to survive even when oxygen levels are very low.
" If anybody can survive in it, you know, it's these individuals, " says Dr Ledez. " It just depends on them having power and depends on them having light to be able to find things and make these controls, but absolutely, they could still be alive. "
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
