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KAVACA Automotive Films Paint Protection Film • Instant Healing PPF • Window Tint

NANO-CERAMIC PAINT PROTECTION FILM & WINDOW TINT
KAVACA® Automotive Films by Ceramic Pro represent the pinnacle in film technology. We offer paint protection films and window film. Our PPF offers the most advanced self-healing properties of any film in the industry. Additionally, KAVACA® Automotive Films are infused with Ceramic Pro for the ultimate protection to the film itself.
Ceramic Pro has established a solid reputation for being the leaders in automotive, industrial, marine, and aerospace nano ceramic coatings for years. We are proud to integrate the success and advanced nanoceramic technology into our new line of surface and window protective solutions – KAVACA Films.
Our highly advanced paint protection film is designed and developed by internationally renowned Ceramic Pro manufacturers NanoShine LTD. KAVACA PPF is a high performance aliphatic polyurethane film, it is specifically designed to protect painted surfaces from abrasion, corrosion, chemicals, and other types of physical damage.
Within the KAVACA PPF line of protective films, are multiple customized solutions – including KAVACA Instant Healing Paint Protection Film and KAVACA Matte PPF.
Simply put – KAVACA Window Tint is the most advanced automotive window film ever created. Utilizing our proprietary nano carbon and nano ceramic technology, our car window tint that can block up to 96% of infrared heat – giving you the ultimate indoor cabin experience. KAVACA window films also provide superior protection against cancer causing UV rays – keeping occupants safer.
We’ve launched two grades of window film – Ceramic IR Window Film and Carbon Color Stable Window Tint.
KAVACA originates from the ancient language Sanskrit. It translates into English as armor that ancient warriors from India wore to protect them during battle. The armor gave these brave fighters a competitive advantage in the field, due to its unique design, and the amazing form-fitting features – that securely bonded to the soldier’s body.
This armor dates back nearly 4,000 years – but the concept of integrating advanced technology to maintain an advantage over the competition holds true today. That’s why we chose Kavaca as the brand of our revolutionary ceramic technology infused line of automotive films.
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SACHA INCHI

Reishi

Camu Camu

MAQUI

Shiitake

Cordyceps

Brown Rice

Acai

Maca Root

Kale

Cacao

Chia

Spinach

Oat

Chlorella

Coconut

Ginger

Flax

Amaranth

Quinoa

Maitake

SACHA INCHI

Reishi

Camu Camu

MAQUI

Shiitake

Cordyceps

Brown Rice

Acai

Maca Root

Kale

Cacao

Chia

Spinach

Oat

Chlorella

Maitake

Coconut

Ginger

Flax

Amaranth

Quinoa

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”Tastes like a healthy chocolate shake”

”Tastes like a mildly sweet vanilla shake”

“Tastes like your favorite matcha latte”

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Transactions of the Mycological Society of India
The word Kavaka represents the Sanskrit word for fungus. Kavaka is the official journal of the Mycological Society of India. Kavaka is an international journal and publishes peer-reviewed, original articles and reviews on all aspects of mycology.
SCOPE Kavaka publishes original articles and reviews on all aspects of mycology, including conventional and molecular taxonomy, phylogeny, diversity, ecology, physiology, biochemistry, molecular biology and biotechnology.
MANUSCRIPTS Articles should be forwarded by email to the Editor of Kavaka, whose email address is given in the website of the Mycological Society of India (http://www.fungiindia.co.in). Manuscripts should have a high standard of science and should contribute significantly to the progress of the science of mycology. All articles will be critically peer reviewed prior for suitability before being accepted for publication. Submission of an article to Kavaka presupposes that the corresponding author has complied with the following.
The journal will not be responsible for any transgressions on the part of the corresponding author with regard to the above.
Please refer to a recent issue of the journal for the format. The manuscript should be submitted in MS Word format and typed double-spaced. Do not right justify the text. All pages should be numbered and line numbers should be provided individually for each page. Arial or Times New Roman of font size 12 should be used throughout. The first paragraph of every heading and subheading should be left-justified, while the other paragraphs should be indented.
Authors may suggest 2 possible referees to review their paper. However, all decisions on the choice of referees rest with the Editor.
The following order needs to be maintained. The first page should provide the title and abstract.
Title of the Article The title should be concise and relevant. Full names of the authors, including the first and surnames should preferably be provided. The corresponding author should be indicated with an asterisk. Addresses of the authors should be indicated in the next line in italics. If the authors are from different institutions, this may be indicated as superscript numerals against the names of the authors and the individual addresses should be stated. The Corresponding author’s email address should be indicated below the addresses of the authors.
ABSTRACT The abstract should not exceed 200 words. The abstract should provide a concise summary of the paper. A footnote at the end of this page should provide a running title and a maximum of 6 keywords.
INTRODUCTION Do not exceed 400 words. The topic should be introduced, relevant literature presented, the problems stated and the objectives clearly delineated.
MATERIALS AND METHODS This may, or may not be broken down into subheadings. Citing of earlier references is sufficient for well known, standard methodologies. However, special and relatively unfamiliar methodologies should be presented in detail.
RESULTS Table and Figure numbers should appear sequentially in the text. Salient results of the study should be presented clealy. DNA sequences relevant to the study should be deposited in NCBI-GenBank (http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/genbank) and the final dataset should be made available to other researchers through TreeBASE submission (www.treebase.org). Details on all new species/ taxon description, including taxonomic changes should be submitted to Mycobank (http://www.mycobank.org). The manuscript should state the NCBI-GenBank accession number/s, TreeBASE accession number/s and MycoBank number/s, when applicable.
DISCUSSION The discussion should be logical, precise and clearly relate to the results obtained. Avoid verbosity and lack of clarity. Results and Discussion should be presented separately for articles exceeding 3 printed pages. Articles less than 3 printed pages should have the two combined.
REFERENCES References in the text should include the names of the author (up to two authors) and year of publication. References for more than three authors should be cited as et al. after the first author’s name. When two or more publications by the same author are cited in the same year, they should be designated by letters a,b,c... In the text and references. Eg., 1970a, 1970b, 1970c, etc. References at the end of the paper should be listed in alphabetical order. Please follow the format given below. Hawksworth, D.L. 2001. The magnitude of fungal diversity: the 1.5 million species estimate revisited. Mycol. Res. 105: 1422-1432. Samson,R.A. and Varga, J. 2010. Molecular systematic of Aspergillus and its teleomorphs. In: Aspergillus:Molecular Biology and Genomics. (Eds.: Machida, M. and Gomi, K.). Caister Academic Press, 19-40. Whipps, J.M. and Lumsden, R.D. 1990. Biotechnology of fungi for improving plant growth. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge. 313 pp. Amal, H.A., Abdessamad, D. and Proksch, P. 2011. Fifty years of drug discovery from fungi. Fungal Divers. doi: 10.1007/s1 3225-011-0116-y
Tables Tables should be numbered serially using Arabic numerals.
Figures All figures, including line drawings and photographs should be numbered serially in Arabic numerals and should be arranged at the end of the text. Do not embed figures within the text. All figures should be in black and white. Half tone photographs and colour photographs should be submitted in the .jpg format. Colour art and colour photographs will be allowed when necessary and will be charged. Drawings and figures should be clear enough when fitted onto 1 or 2 columns. Photographs should have appropriate scales to indicate the size, whenever necessary. Composite photographs put together as one plate should be numbered alphabetically. All figures, line drawings and photographs should be incorporated at the end of the manuscript. Explanations to figures should be given on a separate page.
Authors will be charged Rs. 500.- for every printed page of the article. The exact cost will be communicated to the corresponding author at the proof stage.
Prof. N. Raaman Secretary, MYCOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF INDIA Centre for Advanced Studies in Botany University of Madras, Guindy Campus, Chennai-600 025, India raaman55@gmail.com (m) 09840588658

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Kava Bars are popping up all over the US— with over 180 locations— and for a good reason, they are a great place to hang out socially, connect, and talk with others while enjoying the all-natural, alcohol-free relaxing effects of a kava drink.
Kava is a truly unique social drink. It makes you a little happier, chatty, and chilled out. You’ll often sleep well after a night drinking kava too. Plus, unlike after a trip to a traditional bar serving alcohol, you’ll have no nasty hangover or side effects the next morning to worry about.
Find a kava bar near you using the interactive map below or our list by city and state at the bottom of the page. Whether you live in NYC, Miami, or even Montana there could be a kava bar close by, and if not, just wait, the number of locations has grown by 300% in the last three years and one could be coming to you soon. You’ll see why Florida is known as the Kava Capital of the USA, with over 75 kava bars in Florida alone!
Scroll down to learn more about “Nakamals”, the original community meeting places in Vanuatu where locals gather to drink kava— a tradition for over 1000 years and a precursor to the trend now unfolding in the US.
Bring the experience of a Kava bar into your home with our products. Quickly and easily make and drink kava at home!
Kava bars can be very similar to a trendy alcohol bar. Many times, they are designed around a Pacific island theme to create a more relaxed atmosphere though and pay homage to the origination of the plant. Most kava bars serve traditionally prepared kava root either in coconut shells— called bilos — or in similarly shaped, more modern, colorful cups.
In addition to traditionally prepared kava drinks, bars will also offer customers kava drinks mixed together with fruit juices, coconut water, or milk to make the drink more palatable. These recipes help to minimize the regular earthy flavor of the drink. For the same reason, you may be served a kava chaser— a slice of fruit or a small snack along with your beverage. Kava bars will sometimes sell tapas or small plates with a pacific island flair too.
Kava and alcohol consumption should not be combined, therefore it is very rare to find alcohol at a kava bar location but they do have other offerings like Kombucha, CBD drinks, and other alcohol alternatives.
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