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The Great Peach Experiment 2: The Peach Pit

為了解決Truck bed的問題，作者Downing, Erin Soderberg 這樣論述：

Hammer together a mission to turn a crumbling mansion into a cozy bed-and-breakfast, a treasure map, and a family trying to figure out their new normal to build this charming middle grade bursting with humor, heart, and hope.Much to their surprise, the Peaches had a great summer running their foo

d truck business selling their pies across the Mid-West, but they’re happy to be back home in Duluth, Minnesota, where they can settle back into a routine just in time for the new school year. That is until Great Aunt Lucinda drops a big surprise on them: She wants to gift them her historic mansion.

But there are conditions: they’re to turn it into a cozy and welcoming bed-and-breakfast, something the Peach kids’ mom always dreamed of before she passed away. And they only have until Thanksgiving to do the renovations and prove they can make the business work. It looks like it’s a new chapter o

f The Great Peach Experiment. But as the Peaches roll up their sleeves, they quickly realize the house is more of a pit than a welcoming escape. And as the family juggles builders, possible hauntings, doggie obedience training, a treasure hunt, and the demands and worries of work and school, they so

on realize that there are wonderful secrets hidden within the house’s walls, if only they can take the time to see them. Interspersed with sketches, recipes, lists, and more, The Peach Pit is a delicious sequel to When Life Gives You Lemons, Make Peach Pie, combining humor, heartache, a little myste

ry, and a lot of love, to build another incredible read.

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貿易救濟架構下國有企業提供補貼所致產能過剩問題之研究

為了解決Truck bed的問題，作者錢佳瑩 這樣論述：

政府提供補貼能促進產業發展，然而亦可能促進過度投資引發產能過剩，或者發生國家間比較利益的扭曲，因而WTO對於工業產品補貼有平衡稅規範，以減少政府補貼帶來的貿易扭曲。然而由於WTO對國有企業規範甚少，國有企業也未必符合《補貼暨平衡稅協定》第1.1條第(a)(1)項「公立機構」之定義，因而政府可能透過國有企業提供補貼，逃避WTO之規範。尤其是自2011年US — Anti-Dumping and Countervailing Duties (China)一案後，「公立機構」之定義趨向嚴格，補貼更難成立，「國有企業提供補貼」之議題受到各國關注。「國有企業提供補貼」對全球產能過剩的影響，以中國為例，

中國對全世界產能貢獻程度高，又依據資料分析中國的補貼項目中「國有企業提供補貼」亦佔據相當高的比例。由此建立「國有企業提供補貼」對全球產能過剩之間接影響。上述國有企業補貼所引發的產能過剩，進而使進口國面臨低價進口產品之競爭，它們紛紛採取單邊貿易救濟，反傾銷與平衡措施被個別或累加地實施，甚至將防衛措施疊加於雙反措施適用，形成多重貿易救濟。儘管進口國將多重貿易救濟視為解決上述問題之方式，但其未必是最好的選擇，因為該等措施疊加的稅率可能形成新的貿易障礙。本文以太陽能相關貿易救濟案例為例，說明實施多重貿易救濟措施可能發生的負面影響，以及其適法性之探討。最後本文擬提出以單邊與多邊模式分別回應上述「國有企業

提供補貼」所生問題，本文認為此須同時解決根源「國有企業提供補貼」以及現在發生的效果「多重貿易救濟形成新貿易障礙」，於文末將闡述解決此等議題之建議。

One Cabin, One Cat, Three Years: One Couple’s Time in the Wilderness

為了解決Truck bed的問題，作者Marler, David/ Marler, Jeanne (ILT) 這樣論述：

In 2013 my wife, Jeanne, and I, she in her late sixties, I in my early seventies, set out to fulfill our long held dream of living in the woods for a year. Before leaving our home in the Eastern Townships of Quebec, I contacted the editors of Tempo, the monthly news magazine in the Town of Lac Br

ome (which I will refer to as "Lac Brome"), to enquire whether they would be interested in receiving reports of our progress in the endeavour. They said, "Yes." This book is based upon those articles.My original intention was to produce a work echoing the objectives of Thoreau who, in addition to de

scribing his daily life in his chosen wilderness, commented on the mores and politics of his time in his Walden. However, each time that I penned such a commentary, I realized that it detracted from the essence of our experience. The reaction to the Tempo articles proved that the unfolding of the ta

le of our daily lives was all that was required to engender intense interest and comment. Thus this memoir has to do exclusively with living in the woods. How It All Began We arrived in the mid-afternoon of June 15, 2013. The car and trailer were loaded to the gills. Scooter, our cat, lay sedated in

her cage. She does not like to travel and hates being in her cage. She, particularly, does not like the movement of the car if we are going over any sort of bump, bumps being inevitable on the thirty-five km of forestry roads we take once leaving the highway in La Tuque. The unloading of our stuff

and the carrying of it to the cabin was a major effort, all being by packsacks, boxes and bags. The parking spot on the track in is 350 m from the cabin. I made ten trips, thus round trips totaling 7,000 m, 3,500 of them loaded.We had decided that to be true to our wilderness endeavor, we would not

have a road excavated to the cabin. The ground, as was discovered during the building process, is too rough for anything other than a high clearance ATV (all-terrain vehicle). The track, from where we park the truck, which leads to the cabin, is a series of drops over rock ledges. Given the nature o

f the ground and that the ATVs and their trailers were generally fully- loaded, it was not surprising that two of them were wrecked during the building process. The carrying of immediately required articles and food accomplished, we then indulged in a soothing swim and returned to the cabin as enthu

sed and as excited as newlyweds. We opened a bottle of wine on the west-facing balcony, watched the sun set and rejoiced to see a pair of loons on the lake. Supper, then bed, exhausted but exhilarated. ********************For about as long as I have known Jeanne she has wanted to spend an entire ye

ar, three hundred and sixty-five consecutive days, in the woods. This is not motivated by a desire to be a hermit or because she is anti-social. To paraphrase Montaigne, she is quite content living a private life but that does not mean that she is unsuited to a public one. After all, she insisted, i

t is only for one year. When I asked, "Might it be that you would never come back?" she answered, "It's only for a year." I should immediately add that this was not to be a year alone. Jeanne insisted that I was part of the plan and was to go with her. I like to think that this was because she loves

me but if that was only part of the reason, for she would need a hewer of wood and fetcher of water, a man servant in the general sense, then I was content, for I need looking after myself and our lives have been inter-dependent since the day of our marriage which was over fifty years ago.Our adult

lives have been outwardly quite normal. I am a lawyer specializing in maritime law, meaning having to do with ships. Jeanne has been a school teacher, first at Westhill High School and then at the Convent of the Sacred heart, both in Montreal. She then embraced her childhood dream of being a ballet

dancer, which lead to her becoming a choreographer, teacher and performer of dance, first on the teaching staff of les Ballets Jazz de Montr al, then as owner of le Centre de Dance Jeanne Marler, which included an annual, international, two-week dance seminar with closing performance, called Focus

on Jazz. It attracted aspiring pre-professionals from around the world. At a certain point, she decided that if she could no longer physically perform the dance movements at the level which she had attained in her performance career, it was time to move on. She obtained a diploma from the New York S

chool of Interior Design and embarked upon that profession until she found it too commercially driven, the demands of the clients too often conflicting with Jeanne's sense of what was artistically and/or practically appropriate. She then opened a performing and fine arts camp for children and adoles

cents, set in the pristine hills and woods of Vermont, which she ran with great success for three years, until the property which she had leased became no longer available, due to the owner's intention to build a hotel on the site. In the mid-nineteen-nineties she turned to painting. Her sketches, o

il paintings and photography illuminate this book."But why in the woods?" many asked. Most Canadians think of going south rather than north for vacations or retirement. Only Jeanne might properly be able to answer that question. She is a spiritual person, very much in the Celtic tradition. When we g

o to the woods she becomes very quiet. On family vacations to wilderness locations, the children used to say, "That's it for talking to Mum. She will turn into a rock or a mushroom or something for as long as we are here". And so it was. On our departures from such places she often cried. We asked,

"What's the matter?" There would be no answer. I think it had and has simply to do with leaving places where her spirit finds its natural home.

Prevalence and Association between Substance Use and Sleep Disturbances: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis

為了解決Truck bed的問題，作者DOREEN PHIRI 這樣論述：

BackgroundSleep disturbances have become a worldwide public issue among adolescents. A number of factors have been reported to contribute to sleep disturbances and one of the most common factors is substance use. The use of alcohol, marijuana, coffee, and smoking is known to negatively alter sleep

architecture and neurotransmitters. Adolescents’ brain is not fully developed such that using these substances tend to put them at a high risk of sleep disturbances. Most previous studies explored the prevalence and association between substance use among adults and the general population. Few studi

es reported on adolescents however, most of them focused on individual substances and sleep disturbances. In, addition, other review studies failed to perform a meta-analysis to determine the overall results. This meta-analysis investigated the overall prevalence rate and the association between sub

stance use and sleep disturbances including categories of sleep disturbances among adolescents.MethodsPotentially relevant studies were systematically searched in CINHAL (with EBSCOHOST), PubMed, Scopus, Ovid Medline, Embase, PsychINFO (with EBSCOHOST), and Web of Science from inception to October 2

021. Two independent reviewers extracted data. To determine the quality of the studies Joanna and Briggs Institute’s critical appraisal tool was used to assess the studies. Comprehensive Meta-Analysis version 3 software was used to pool the prevalence rates and Odds Ratios (OR) with 95% Confidence I

ntervals (CI) with a random-effects model. Heterogeneity was visually examined using the forest plots and statistically, significant heterogeneity was confirmed by p-values of less than 0.05. Proportions of heterogeneity were determined by chi-square values. Subgroup analysis and meta-regression wer

e used to compare groups and identify potential sources of heterogeneity. To determine the stability of the results, sensitivity analysis was performed using a leave-one-out and a large sample size removal method. Publication bias was visually assessed by funnel plot and statistically evaluated usin

g Egger’s test and Duval and Twidee’s trim and fill method.ResultsA comprehensive search in the databases and other searches yielded 16804 studies and after the screening, a total of 20 studies published between 1993 and 2021 were included in the systematic review and meta-analysis. The findings ind

icated a significant 29 % (95 % CI: 0.201-0.403) prevalence rate of sleep disturbances. In addition, the results revealed that the use of substances could more likely contribute to the experience of sleep disturbances OR = 1.70 (95 % CI: 1.49-1.94) among adolescents. Furthermore, a comparison of sub

groups showed that sleep disturbances are highly prevalent (37 %, 95 % CI:1.75-.4.45) among adolescents who used marijuana, however, those that used alcohol were more likely to experience more sleep disturbances compared to those that use other substances (OR=1.77, 95 % CI: 1.55-2.03). Among the sle

ep disturbance categories, a high prevalence rate (31 %, 95 % CI: 0.156-0.509) of insomnia was indicated among alcohol users and the risk was also high (OR = 1.82, 95 % CI:1.43-2.33) in this group. Hypersomnolence though non-significant, was found to be highly prevalent among adolescent smokers (46

%, 95 % CI: 0.232-0.700), however, the likelihood of alcohol users reporting hypersomnolence was significantly high (OR = 1.40, 95 % CI:0.67-1.84). Regarding Sleep-related Breathing Disorders, results showed that adolescent smokers were more likely to report Sleep-Related Breathing Disorders (OR =2.

30, 95 % CI:1.23-4.30) as compared to alcohol users. Meta-regression analysis results indicated statistically significant variations in the school setting, cross-study design, and geographical location (Asia). Furthermore, sensitivity analysis indicated that the results were stable using both one le

ave-out and a large sample size removal method. No publication bias was observed in both prevalence and association meta-analyses (t = 1.05227, p =.0.30) and (t =1.36228, p =0.19).ConclusionIn conclusion, this study implied that sleep disturbances are highly prevalent and are associated with the use

of substances among adolescents. A higher prevalence rate of sleep disturbances was found among marijuana users; however, the risk was significantly higher with the use of alcohol. The prevalence rate of insomnia was high among alcohol users and the risk for insomnia in the alcohol users was also

high. School, cross-sectional study, and Asia geographical location were the characteristics that were significantly related to sleep disturbances and substance use among adolescents. The results suggest that sleep disturbances among adolescents with substance use are a very crucial concern that nee

ds to be addressed globally. Preventive measures and targeted interventions are needed to reduce substance use in order to effectively prevent sleep disturbance among adolescent