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url 2020-08-29 06:23
OET Exam Preparation & Reading Materials - PELA Online

PELA’s online OET Preparation program will teach you clear and effective techniques and tips to help you with all sections of the OET test. We will teach you the English you need to transfer your real world healthcare experience into OET test success. Master the OET with PELA Online!

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IELTS Exam Preparation Course & Test Center - PELA Online

IELTS Preparation online gives you IELTS online coaching, IELTS tips, exams tips, IELTS speaking courses, IELTS Writing, IELTS test registration help and advice for finding a test centre in Portland, USA. Discover how the IELTS tries to help you find the answers in the listening section.

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OET 2.0 Listening

OET Listening Guide Materials | Online OET 2.0 Listening Tips

It does not matter if you are a doctor, nurse or from any of the other health-related profession of OET, our sample tests are suitable for everyone since the OET Listening sub-test is not profession specific. Practise with Benchmark OET Listening Tests and get the score you want for the OET Listening 2.0 sub-test. For more information please contact us at 0469618750. You can also practice OET 2.0 listening audio and get tips to answering multiple choice questions in order to improve speed and accuracy.

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review 2020-04-23 12:45
Listening to Scent
Listening to Scent: An Olfactory Journey with Aromatic Plants and Their Extracts - Jennifer Rhind

by Jennifer Peace Rhind

This is a lovely and practical book about using the sense of smell in a mood enhancing or even spiritual context. There is practical information about 'educating the nose' and the assertion that this skill is not just for the perfumer.

 

The book is written by an author who understands the science of scent and is able to explain it in easily digestible language so that the complete beginner can understand the information. It goes into the Japanese art of koh-do; the way of incense, as well as a variant called kumikoh.

 

The vocabulary of the perfumer is explained in simple terms with the similarity of terms that come from music, even suggesting that some combinations of odours equate with chords. We are told how scents can be associated with other sensory perceptions or memories and the different types of 'notes'.

 

There is some very interesting information on how odours interact with the brain and the text discusses the effects of certain combinations and the art of learning to discriminate between individual odorants. The importance of olfactory memory is also covered as well as the basics of the perfumer's ingredients.

 

There is a chapter on sensory exercises and a large, encyclopaedic section with detailed info on each scent within the separate odour families. This would be an excellent reference book for someone who practices the perfumer's art. Creative blending and how three or more scents combined will create a new aroma is clearly explained and in the third part of the book, exercises are suggested for how to study scent in its natural environment, such as walking in the woods.

 

There are several color plates and a chapter on teaching yourself to differentiate scents through cooking with herbs and spices. The extensive appendices provide more information on terms used throughout the book and on chemistry as well as building 'accords' and a glossary.

 

There is even a section in the back for suppliers in different countries and a scent index separate from the subject index as well as an author index.

 

Overall this is a very thorough and well-researched book that is also well presented. I would recommend it to anyone taking up the art of perfumery and it has much for the experienced perfumer as well. Easy 5 out of 5 stars.

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text 2019-09-03 22:42
Reading progress update: I've listened 50 out of 360 minutes.
No Strings Attached - Harper Bliss,Angela Dawe

I actually don't know what point I'm at in the book. I just restarted the book during the ride home from work. Micky, the protagonist, just said yes to a date with a woman who was previously rude to her just because she was a barista and didn't know how to make her regular drink--because she was a brand new employee and of course wouldn't know the woman's regular drink.  Anyone who is rude to service personnel just because they can be doesn't deserve the time of day, not even in romantic fiction!

 

Just dumb. I think I'm going to hate-listen to the rest of thos audiobook because it's just ridiculous! Thank goodness I only paid $.99 for it!!!!

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