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"Make You Feel", the new single from Diana Wang.
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全新復古戀曲〈Make You Feel〉
邀你愛在當下,自由自在

兩個彼此喜歡的人在一起,去哪裡都可以,一天可以是四季。公路兜風、沙灘踏浪,跟著音樂的 vibe,盡情去愛。在 Diana 王詩安的腦海裡,有一個快門捕捉所有瞬間的精彩,像一張張相片存在心裡。天性浪漫的她,總是容易受眼前的景象觸動,全新單曲〈Make You Feel〉最初靈感即來自老家窗外的夕陽風光。她想到愛情裡的無憂無慮,彷彿整個地球繞著兩人轉動,山和海也感同身受。甜美清脆的復古 R&B 節奏,像大地因美好戀人而震動;婉轉和聲堆砌成趣,則是大自然悉悉窣窣的耳語。打從創作一開始,Diana 王詩安就刻劃出鮮明的編曲與和聲藍圖,而她作為全能的創作女聲,這次也參與製作,加上方大同協助編曲製作、崔惟楷主掌歌詞,讓音樂概念更加豐富完整。如果你也感覺到愛,就請放開所有感官,讓〈Make You Feel〉帶你一同跳進這片悸動不已的永恆景色。

曲 Composed by Diana Wang 王詩安
詞 Lyrics by Luke"B.T.”Tsui 崔惟楷, Diana Wang 王詩安

山路在蜿蜒著 森林充滿顏色 肩並肩 眼神的 對話 是雀躍的
沙灘上慵懶走著 煩惱都丟了 兩個人 陪伴著 感覺 是完美的

從白天到黑夜 風在吹 浪在推 心在飛 和諧的美
天上星星不想睡 地上人們愛相隨
蜜月期的氛圍 (you can feel it all night)

Come with me do it like this
連綿的腳印 成雙成對 這幸福的感覺連愛神也沉醉

自由自在 and I’m feeling so right
跳進 蔚藍的海 and I’m feeling so right

I’ll make you feel love
Make you feel loved
Make you feel love
Make you feel loved (I gon’ make you feel real love)
Make you feel love
Make you feel loved
Make you feel love (feel the love like it’s summertime)
Make you feel loved
Make you feel…

何妨曬成褐色 記得帶走垃圾 踩一下 海水是 冰的 多麼清澈
浪花的節奏敲著 貝殼哼著歌 這一刻 完美的 巧合 我們笑著

從白天到黑夜 風在吹 浪在推 心在飛 和諧的美
天上星星不想睡 地上人們愛相隨
蜜月期的氛圍

Come with me do it like this
連綿的腳印 成雙成對 這幸福的感覺連愛神也沉醉 (I’m feeling love)

自由自在 and I’m feeling so right
跳進 蔚藍的海 and I’m feeling so right

I’ll make you feel love
Make you feel loved
Make you feel love Make you feel loved (I gon’ make you feel real love)
Make you feel love
Make you feel loved
Make you feel love (feel the love like it’s summertime)
Make you feel loved
Make you feel…

冒個險 去哪裡 全都可以 我和你 就是夏季
和你 上山下海遨遊 因為我們擁有 love
My love, your love, our love

Cos I’ll tell you
想為你帶來暖心的熱
有一種默契 訊號悄悄滿格

I gon’ make you feel a lot’a ways in love (gonna make you feel)
Waiting for summer it’s all a vision away
My bae, my bae, my bae, my baby
I’ll make you feel loved
Make you feel love
I gon’ make you
Tonight is the night, I gon’ make you feel in love (real love)
I gon’ make you feel good
Loving your love is so real (baby you know, you know baby)

Uh yeah yeah yeah yeah…
Oh yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah…
Baby you know, baby you know
Baby you know what feels like love
Baby you make me feel in love
So bright, so love the night away
You’re a dream to me, so real
I look at the sun and see love lights are shining through
You’re my baby baby baby baby bae


Audio Credits:
Produced & Arranged by Diana Wang & Khalil Fong
Digital editing by Jeff Li
Mixed by Richard Furch at the mixHaus Studios, Los Angeles
Assisted by Domenic Tenaglia
Mastered by Stuart Hawkes

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Directed By: 普洱 & Diana Wang
Editing & Coloring: Diana Wang
DOP: 普洱
A&R: Khalil Fong & Diana Wang
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設計靈巧且具有選擇性的雙金屬氧化物修飾電極用於感測抗精神病藥物

為了解決Baby bae的問題,作者樊卡察 這樣論述:

摘要.............................................................................................................................................iABSTRACT..............................................................................................................................ivAcknowledgements...

...............................................................................................................viiTable of Contents........................................................................................................................xList of Tables..................................

..........................................................................................xvList of Figures..........................................................................................................................xviChapter 1 Introduction and Literature review........................

...............................................1 1.1 Antipsychotic drugs..................................................................................................1 1.2 Traditional methods in the measurement of antipsychotics.......................................2 1.3 Electrochemical sens

ors............................................................................................3 1.4 Development of nanomaterials.................................................................................5 1.5 Earth-abundant transition metals and metal oxides (EATM&MOs)......................

...6 1.6 Rare-earth metals and metal oxides (REM&MOs)....................................................8 1.7 Binary metal oxides (BMOs)..................................................................................10 1.8 Synthesis of chemical co-precipitation method..........................

.............................11 1.9 Literature review of BMOs.....................................................................................12 1.10 Aim and scope of this work...................................................................................22Chapter 2 Experimental and Charac

terization methods.....................................................24 2.1 Experimental...........................................................................................................24 2.2 Characterization methods......................................................................

.................27 2.2.1 Structural analysis....................................................................................28 2.2.1.1 X-ray diffraction (XRD)...........................................................28 2.2.1.2 Fourier-transform infrared (FT-IR) spectroscopy.......

..............29 2.2.1.3 Raman spectroscopy.................................................................29 2.2.1.4 Ultraviolet-visible (UV-Vis) spectroscopy...............................30 2.2.1.5 X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS)..................................31 2.2

.1.6 Brunauer-Emmett-Teller (BET)...............................................31 2.2.2 Morphological analysis............................................................................32 2.2.2.1 Field emission scanning electron microscopy (FESEM)...........32 2.2.2.2 Transmission ele

ctron microscopy (TEM)................................33 2.2.3 Electrochemical analysis..........................................................................34 2.2.4 Electrode fabrication................................................................................35 2.2.5 Real sample

s analysis...............................................................................36Chapter 3 Facile one-step synthesis of NiO/CeO2 nanoparticles towards high performance voltammetric sensing of antipsychotic drug trifluoperazine................................................................

........................................................37Graphical abstract.....................................................................................................................37Highlights...............................................................................................

..................................37 3.1 Introduction............................................................................................................38 3.2 Synthesis of NiO/CeO2...........................................................................................40 3.3 Results an

d discussion............................................................................................41 3.3.1 Structural analysis of NiO/CeO2 nanoparticles........................................41 3.3.2 Electrochemical characteristics of NCO-500/SPCE................................52 3.

3.3 Electrochemical response of TFP at the NCO-500/SPCE........................54 3.3.4 Effect of pH on TFP.................................................................................57 3.3.5 Effect of concentration for TFP................................................................57

3.3.6 Effect of scan rate towards TFP................................................................58 3.3.7 DPV technique detection of TFP on NCO-500/SPCE..............................60 3.3.8 Selectivity of the TFP sensor..................................................................

..62 3.3.9 Stability, reproducibility, and repeatability towards TFP detection.........64 3.3.10 Determination of TFP in biological samples..........................................66 3.4 Conclusion...............................................................................................

...............68Chapter 4 A facile development of Nd2NiO4 nanoparticles for sensitive electrochemical determination of antipsychotic drug prochlorperazine.......................................................69Graphical abstract......................................................................

...............................................69Highlights.................................................................................................................................69 4.1 Introduction............................................................................................

................70 4.2 Synthesis of Nd2NiO4..............................................................................................73 4.3 Results and discussion............................................................................................74 4.3.1 Texture properties of Nd2NiO

4.................................................................74 4.3.2 Electrochemical enhancement of the NNO-500/SPCE............................86 4.3.3 Electrochemical oxidation of PCP...........................................................89 4.3.4 Influence of pH on PCP..........

..................................................................91 4.3.5 Influence of concentration towards PCP..................................................92 4.3.6 Influence of scan rate for PCP..................................................................93 4.3.7 DPV method det

ermination of PCP using NNO-500/SPCE.....................96 4.3.8 Selectivity of PCP sensor.........................................................................99 4.3.9 Stability, reproducibility, and repeatability measurements....................101 4.3.10 Real samples detection of PCP

.............................................................102 4.4 Conclusion............................................................................................................104Chapter 5 Highly selective voltammetric detection of antipsychotic drug thioridazine hydrochloride based on N

iO/Gd2O3 modified screen printed carbon electrode..............105Graphical abstract...................................................................................................................105Highlights........................................................................................

.......................................105 5.1 Introduction..........................................................................................................106 5.2 Synthesis of NiO/Gd2O3........................................................................................108 5.3 Result

s and discussion..........................................................................................109 5.3.1 Structural and morphological analysis of NiO/Gd2O3............................109 5.3.2 Electrochemical behavior of NGO modified electrodes.........................116 5.3.3 E

lectro-oxidation of TRH......................................................................119 5.3.4 Effect of pH on TRH..............................................................................121 5.3.5 Effect of concentration for TRH.....................................................

........122 5.3.6 Effect of scan rate towards TRH.............................................................123 5.3.7 DPV sensing of TRH on NGO-500/SPCE.............................................124 5.3.8 Effect of interferences...........................................................

.................127 5.3.9 Stability, reproducibility, and repeatability analysis..............................128 5.3.10 Detection of TRH in human samples....................................................130 5.4 Conclusion....................................................................

........................................132Chapter 6 Rare earth DyNiO3 nanospheres: A new electrochemical sensing platform for antipsychotic drug perphenazine detection........................................................................133Graphical abstract.......................................

............................................................................133Highlights...............................................................................................................................133 6.1 Introduction...............................................................

...........................................134 6.2 Synthesis of DyNiO3.............................................................................................136 6.3 Results and discussion..........................................................................................137 6.3.1 Ch

aracterization of DyNiO3 nanospheres..............................................137 6.3.2 Electroanalytical performances of different modified electrodes...........145 6.3.3 Electrochemical oxidation of PPZ..........................................................146 6.3.4 Effect of conce

ntration of PPZ...............................................................149 6.3.5 Effect of scan rate of PPZ.......................................................................149 6.3.6 Effect of pH of PPZ................................................................................

151 6.3.7 Electrochemical determination of PPZ by DPV method........................151 6.3.8 Selectivity of the electrocatalyst.............................................................154 6.3.9 Cyclic and storage stability, reproducibility, and repeatability studies...155 6.3.10 Rea

l sample analysis of PPZ................................................................157 6.4 Conclusion............................................................................................................159Chapter 7 Conclusions.............................................................

.............................................160References..............................................................................................................................163Scientific Contributions.........................................................................................

.................191

Effects of Air Pollution and Land Use Types on Child Development at Birth and Three Years Old in the Greater Taipei Area

為了解決Baby bae的問題,作者Ichtiarini Nurullita Santri 這樣論述:

ABSTRACTBackground: Air pollution is associated with adverse effects on brain development and cognitive function. Children are more susceptible to airborne pollutants because of their higher breathing rate and body size and less developed natural barriers in the lungs, directly influenced by inhale

d particles. Due to their behavioral differences, children may receive higher doses of air pollutants than adults (e.g., increased physical activity). A child may not be conscious of a potentially dangerous atmosphere. A high frequency of hand-to-mouth contact can increase the risk of ingestion and

inhalation of toxicants from the environment. In previous studies, the constituents of ambient air pollution such as particulate matter and polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons were correlated with developmental delays and reduced cognitive functions in children.Objectives: To evaluate the effects of ai

r pollution and land use on children's development at birth and three years old based on a prospective birth cohort study in the Greater Taipei area.Methods: Pregnant women and their husbands were invited to participate in the research during their prenatal visits to the five participating hospitals

from January 2011 to April 2016. Children were recruited if their parents agreed to participate in the study, their parents were able to read and write Chinese, and If they planned to carry the baby to term. Only those with complete residential addresses and filling out questionnaires during pregn

ancy and after birth were included in the analyses. Interviewers were trained to follow standardized procedures to collect questionnaires, either in the hospitals or by mail, followed by telephone reminders.Parental sociodemographic data and medical histories were collected using standardized questi

onnaires. Questionnaires of child development were adapted from Taipei City Pre-School Children Development Progress Evaluation Form. The Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale (EPDS) and the State-Trait Anxiety Inventory Scale (STAI-S) were used to assess parental mental conditions. Outdoor air pollu

tant data were obtained from 18 monitoring stations of Taiwan’s Environmental Protection Administration (EPA) in the Greater Taipei Area. The land use data were obtained from the Taiwan National Land Surveying and Mapping Centre (e.g., parks, forests, commercial areas, residential areas, and airport

s). To evaluate the residential access to green space, we used the Normalized Difference Vegetation Index (NDVI) as an indicator. Point of interest (POI) types were also analyzed. We used multiple regression analysis to evaluate the effects of environmental parameters on birth outcomes and neurodeve

lopment at three years of age with adjustment for crucial confounders.Results: Four hundred and thirty-six pregnant women-infant pairs and 491 women-child pairs were included in the birth outcome and three-year age studies, respectively. Exposure to a higher level of NO during pregnancy and a higher

level of PM2.5 from one to three years of age was associated with an increased risk of child development delay at three years of age. The participants’ residences close to a greenhouse or commercial area were negatively associated with child development at birth; living near culture education and a

rts schools, pubs/ beerhouses/night clubs, and religious and folklore places were associated with child development delay at three years of age. Increased greenness surrounding home was positively associated with child development at birth. Furthermore, maternal depression had an adverse impact on c

hild development.Conclusion: Exposure to a higher level of air pollution increased the risk of child development delay. Land use types surrounding residences were associated with child development. Children’s living environment can have a profound influence on their development.Keywords: Air Polluti

on; Land-use Types; Child Development; Gross Motor; Fine Motor; Birth Outcome.