3) Koss, ESP950

Sounds like a ploy for steamgifts to do someones homework!

5) With an air seperation plant, sadly my english isnt good enough the describe the whole process.
http://www.ecs.umass.edu/che/henson_group/research/air/air_separation_plant.png

2) It’s not going to be until next year. I’m in no rush because there’s a lot of promotion still to be done for Grace for Drowning in terms of getting the record to people who haven’t discovered it. We’ll be touring it for the next six months at least. We’re also going to film a Blu-Ray DVD on the next tour to document the current repertoire and lineup. I’m writing with recording in mind for late summer or autumn, with a view to releasing the album in Spring 2013. So, it’s still a long way off. I’m a great believer that when you feel inspired, you should take advantage of the opportunity. I know some people think I’m an endless supply of music, but I’m not. I go through periods when I have nothing coming out and nothing to say. Right now, I feel inspired, so I’m striking while the iron is hot

2) Talk Talk's ‘Spirit Of Eden' and, mainly, Scott Walker's ‘The Drift'

1) Steve Hackett, Steven Hackett, Mass Effect Series.

4) Ultimate Ears, and the model is UE-5c

If someone still needs a Dota 2 key, I'll be happy to give mine away. Be aware of this, though. Add me on Steam if you're interested!
EDIT: Sorry guys, it's gone.

5) the scientists would use reducing machines to remove harmful pieces from them and when its done, its compressed and divided into samples.

you enjoy strange things sir

for the 5th one, don't they just boil out the oxygen and other stuff from liquefied air so to say?

(4) Westone Laboratories, Inc model-the Westone 4

source (Marketwire - December 14, 2010)

4( MEElectronics A151

I'm gonna give you guys a hint. It's a process used to quantify nitrogen in a sample that contains it in the form of nitrates, proteins and ammonium. You add a catalyst to the sample and you acidify it with sulfuric acid, to form a sulfuric salt with the catalyst. That's all I'm saying, explain the rest of the process.

I take that nobody wants to claim the last key...