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THE SHEET - Character Sheet by Dungeon Dealer
This is THE SHEET - HEAVY. DURABLE. STONE.
This is the SHEET: This is the one place your character (sheet) has always wanted to live. It's a dice holder, dice tray, and organizer all in one. Made from durable hydrostone with a PSI of 10,000 and thick, flexible plastic, the Dungeon Dealer character sheet lets you place content where you want and even lock things in. 2 layers = 1 thick clear plastic layer for locking content in (under your paper character sheet) and 2 optional/remoeable dry erase layer.
Weight: The tray is heavy and keeps the thick plastic sheet in place. Think of it as a massive paper weight. The tray is made from solid HydroStone -- one casting -- no glue.
Dimensions: 12 x 15" total. This leaves room for a 8.5 x 11" character sheet plus room for the stone dice/loot tray and 3" on either side of the character sheet for cards or other assets.
Lock content in place: You can place your character sheet on top and an additional sheet or cards under the plastic for easy (and movement free) reference. One of the best things about this is your character sheet and cards can be locked in place and you don't have to worry about knocking them around.
2nd dry erase layer (removable): There is a dry erase layer that can go above or below or even just removed.
Ambidextrous: Not only for both right and left handed players, the sheet can be turned horizontally to fit different style games.
Protection: The thick flexible plastic sheet also protects against spills and greasy pizza drips and such.
Portable: The thick plastic sheet can be curled around itself to easily store in a backpack or bag.
Replacements: We will offer replacement plastic sheets for $2 if you ever need a new one.
2 different types of pledges
PAINTED Dice Tray $39 - comes with everything, the dice tray is hand painted like real stone.
UNPAINTED Dice Tray $29 - comes with everything, white dice tray and ready to paint.
Add additional Character Sheets for $35 (Painted) and $24 (Unpainted) each for a maximum of 2 total. No pledge can get more than 2 sheets total.
Reviews: After over a year of sculpting and casting, over 300 sales, and over 500 followers, our products have an all five star review on Etsy.
All sheets will be shipped in medium side USPS priority boxes.
Great for D&D, Pathfinder, and other systems, but it can also keep boardgames organized when you're using multiple cards (here's a few while I'm looking at my game shelf):
- D&D Boardgames
- Kingdom Death
- Dark Souls
- Gloomhaven
- Descent
- Mice and Mystics
- Conan
- Bloodrage
- Terra Mystica
- Grimslingers
All handmade in the USA. All hand painted.
INTERNATIONAL ORDERS - We have a limited capacity to fulfill international orders. We will try our best to accommodate everyone. International pledges (not U.K. or Canada) must order 2 or more Sheets via the special pledge.
International order will ship WAY before December. Kickstarter will not let us edit the pledge on this page once someone pledges. Just know we will ship international orders long before December.
At $7,500 everyone who orders a Sheet will get a free skull dice holder. If you order 2 sheets, you get two dice holders. WooOOO! Painted sheets get painted skulls, unpainted sheets get unpainted skulls.
FOR GMs TOO
Players can't have all the fun. Here's a quick example of an initiative order for a GM. This shows that the Sheet can be used in so many ways. You imagination is the limit.
ADD ON Dungeon Dealer card decks.
You can add on any Dungeon Dealer card deck for only $10 each. You can add up to four decks total.
- Maze Deck 1
- Maze Deck 2
- Maze Deck Junior
- Undead Village
- Critically F'd
- Castle Builder
The decks are also available at SeveredBooks.com
Risks and challenges
We have a lot of experience making terrain so we feel pretty good about this project. With hard work and perseverance, all of our other Kickstarters have made it out on time. We've set our production output at a reasonable level so we will not get overwhelmed.Learn about accountability on Kickstarter
Funding period
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What? Who's famous?? Oh, yeah!
So, I logged into my blog today, just to check up on things, and maybe convince myself to post something, when I noticed that the little "Incoming Links" box had a new item! What? Somebody is linking to me? OMGWTFBBQ!! I'M A CELEBRITY!! Ok, maybe not, but anyway, I went over to this blog, and there was a post called "It's three o'clock in the morning". It turns out the author of the blog had found mine by searching for "3 o'clock in the morning", and noticed that I was losing steam with my bloggage. She basically gave me a whole bunch of questions to answer. So, first off go over to her blog and read it. Then come back and answer these questions in the comments. I'll be posting my own answers in a couple days.
1) If you were having a dinner party which three guests would you like to invite? (Living or dead)
2) What job did you want to do when you were a child?
3) What words do you overuse?
4) Is there life on Mars? (Feel free to elaborate on this one)

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Make your heart big so that you can be happy on small things as like God. God is bigger (in size) than galaxy and bless smaller creatures like us (smaller than dust particles in size to God).
Thank you for reading. Let us make a beautiful world together. God bless.


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Wow – I totally loved this video. The extra little tips you learn are so fun to know and I'll pull them out to impress at our next meal gathering… Thank you!!
p.s. You look so beautiful and glowy.
If you've been reading this blog for a while, you know I'm a big fan of a protein and veggie-based breakfast rather than your standard carb fare, and a particular favorite of mine is anything that includes eggs. In our last video, we showed you how easy it is to poach an egg. This week, Chef James shows us how to make the perfect omelet.
I love this video because as much as I love eggs, and as many times as I've made them, omelets have always defied me. They stick to the pan or break apart at the last minute, and inevitably turn into a "scramble" (read: a big ol' mess). Then I learned these tips from Chef James and now even I can make one! Check it out.
Do you have any tips on how to make the perfect omelet? We'd love to hear them! Leave them in the comments below.
p.s. The Naked Foods Cookbook, available for preorder NOW at Amazon.com and Barnesandnoble.com, has several super yummy omelet recipes. I know we're biased, but we highly recommend them.
Wow – I totally loved this video. The extra little tips you learn are so fun to know and I'll pull them out to impress at our next meal gathering… Thank you!!
p.s. You look so beautiful and glowy.
Thanks Margaret and James. Picked up a couple new omelet-making techniques here. What about cracking one egg on another? Can't wait for the next Eat Naked video!
PS: Love the little barker in the background!
I love eggs and have always struggled with omelets too. This video was great because a) I learned how to properly crack an egg b) how to get a piece of egg shell out of the cracked egg c) the importance of cooking the veggies first, d) how to get the top of the omelet, when it's in the pan to cook. Brilliant video.
I'm so grateful you guys did this video. I have literally been afraid to make an omelet – the task always seemed so daunting to me. This video gives great tips and great instruction. I feel confident now that I could make my own omelet! Hooray!


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Well today was interesting. Early in the morning, steff, will, chair and I decided we would try and catch the glacier ferry back to la Torres central. Surprisingly, we got on just fine. I ended up climbing up to the viewpoint before the pass since there was time to spare. The ferry took us right up to the glacier and it was just amazing. We were all so stoked to have chosen that route. We also got a free drink ticket for a pisco sour. The inside had warm comfy seating with tables. It was such a sweet experience.
The ferry ended up dropping us off at the Lago grey hotel which is the most expensive and nicest lodging in the whole park. But first it dropped us off at this beach where you were right next to some icebergs. Then we caught a small boat across the lake so the walk to the hotel was shorter. We entered the super nice hotel to find very hip decorations and a comfy lounge as well as spotty free wifi. We ended up getting comfy and relaxing and ordering some lunch. I got a chicken sandwich and we were all so happy to eat a meal. The weather today was just so perfect and we didn't even hike. Unfortunately we found out the next bus back to the beginning did not come until 520p so we had to loiter for four hrs. It was pretty intense and the boys were getting antsy. We ended up just waiting for the shuttle after their unsuccessful hitch and it wasn't too bad.
The shuttle dropped us off at administration where we waited quite a bit for the next bus. Then that bus took us to another stop where we had to connect to another. It was so many stops. We finally make it back to laguna and the boys decide to just go to town and me and steff will stay in the park. Joe is still here somewhere as well. I got super motion sickness from the long windy drive. Unfortunately the bus driver wouldn't let us get on to go to the main hostel bc we didn't have reservation so we got dropped off at this other campsite down the road on private property outside of the park. We ended up pitching our tents w a really amazing view. This is my first time setting up my tent so I'm pretty stoked. I was starving and am running out of food so I made a random collection of things. My tent is flapping around and reminds me of the old pct days. I don't know how I did it for so long. It's so crazy to think back on it.
I'm going to try night photos tonight. This is literally my only last and best opportunity to do it. I just hope the rain doesn't start until tomorrow. I'm so sleepy and can't wait to go to bed tonight.


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The total balance of outstanding home loans fell by $1 trillion, or 10.4%, in the past four years as consumers continue to shed debt.
The latest numbers come from a report produced by Moody's Analytics and Equifax.
Even though mortgage rates are at historic lows, tight lending standards are stalling any recovery in home financing. In fact, the joint CreditForecast report says the prime loan segment now makes up 80% of all new mortgage originations.
Consumers, overall, are reducing their household debt with consumer balances dropping $187.8 billion from 2009 totals.
At the same time, the report noted increased solicitations for credit cards among consumers.
"After spending recent years in the financial doldrums, U.S. consumers are poised to make a comeback in 2012," said Equifax Chief Economist Amy Crews Cutts. "The most promise we have seen has primarily been within the consumer spending and auto financing sector, while the housing market continues to see incremental progress toward gaining traction in the coming months."
One area causing concern is student lending, which grew rapidly as the job market declined, suggesting more Americans were turning to colleges to gain new skills. Delinquency rates in the segment grew with more high-volume accounts ending up with two or more late payments.
Another area experiencing growth is auto sales with inquiries for loans edging upward.


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By IANS,
Colombo : Sri Lanka and Vietnam have signed an oil and gas exploration agreement, Vietnamese President Truong Tan Sang said at a forum here Friday.
Vietnam's state-run PetroVietnam had earlier expressed interest in exploring oil in Sri Lanka.
Both nations will also partner in machinery manufacturing, Truong said at the Sri Lanka-Vietnam Business Forum.
The sectors that will directly benefit are agriculture, electrical and equipments, Xinhua reported.
State-run Ceylon Petroleum Corp also signed a deal with PetroVietnam, the Lanka Business Online reported.
Cairn India earlier this month struck oil off Sri Lanka's northeastern coast.
The Vietnamese president is on a three-day official visit to the island nation. He pledged to continue facilitating business opportunities between the two countries.


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Clearing the Bitterness & Guilt that's Preventing Money from Flowing
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Money has to flow through us. It can't flow to us in spite of our state of consciousness. Spiritual teachers for generations have been saying that the surest way to manifest more money is to forgive yourself for everything you think you've ever done wrong--and to forgive everyone and everything else. Then, money won't hit up against your emotional stagnation. It will be able to flow into your experience.
In this 59-minute clearing, we're going to get down to emotional business, and clear up the discordant emotional vibrations keeping money from you.


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The Pratt County Planning and Zoning Board approved a change to the Pratt County Zoning Ordinance requested and partially at least rewritten by British Petroleum (BP). BP had originally asked the board to consider allowing them to make various studies at a different rate than all at once as required by the adopted ordinance.
Board member Mark Fincham, who supposedly has a lease with BP, disqualified himself from the discussion and action to be taken as he said he had a conflict of interest. Fincham left his seat on the Board and went to sit in the audience receiving a round of applause as he did so.
When informed that he could vote on the change since it was legislation not approving anything for BP, who has formally withdrawn their application for a Special Use designation. Fincham said, "I don't care, I feel that I have a conflict."
Pratt County Counselor Robert Schmisseur and Bickley Foster of Foster & Associates were asked by the Board to rewrite portions of the ordinance based on what BP was requesting and met last week in Wichita to do just that, according to Foster.
Board member Morgan Trinkle addressing the Board said, "I've got a problem with them writing it for them (BP).
"You guys are consultants," said Trinkle to Schmisseur and Foster. "They're not!"
When asked about the language used in the rewrite, Schmisseur said repeatedly, "I don't care one way or the other."
Board member Rick Shriver said, after discussing the two-phase approach to completing the Special Use Permit, "I think this makes the process better and I don't think we have lost anything.
The question of who would be responsible for actually doing the various studies required, brought several different opinions.
Foster kept pushing for BP to have to complete all of the various studies relating to the project and could thus relate them to the overall wind farm project plan.
"By living in the third party, you would be sending in the assessment of the third party instead of the applicant," Foster said.
Schmisseur, on the other hand, strongly disagreed, stating a professional would not risk his/her credentials for one study that would ruin their reputation.
"I don't completely agree independent studies are worthless," said Schmisseur. "I'm a little bit concerned state and feds may not look at something because they don't have time. I like an independent who would he held responsible for something if they absolutely bastardized themselves.
"An expert will tell you who they work for," continued Schmisseur. "An independent should be able to provide a list of credentials and who their clients are. If they worked totally for BP, they are not independents."
"There are some things in here that make this process better," commented Board Chairman Kent Moore.
Independent third-party studies assessing the following aspects of the project include an inventory, identification of potential impacts from the CWEP construction or operation, and possible mitigation measures shall include:
• The capacity of roads, bridges and culverts over which equipment for the CWEP will travel during the construction phase, to withstand the expected traffic.
• Archaeological sites and sites of historical significance shall have a reconnaissance survey within the site.
• Endangered threatened or target list species.
• Avian impacts, including impacts on both nesting and migrating birds,
• Wetlands and other biologically sensitive areas within the site.
• Potential loss of local business.
• Potential property value changes.
A public hearing on the changes being proposed will be held before the Pratt County Planning Board on May 20th, 2013.


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The 1961 Buick Special – w/ Aluminum Block 215-V8, 60,000 Original Miles
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February 18th. – The Buick prepares for its first trip to Starbucks
Cleaned up and ready to cruise – After 2 years of storage.
The Special is ready to load up passengers and hit the road.
A lucky break on our first road trip – a friend happens by to take our pictures!
The 1990 Dodge Caravan, now with over 218,000 miles on the original engine


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Low-E glass, a new type of energy-saving glass, is mainly used in the field of building energy conservation. Chinese Government has introduced policies to support the development of the building energy efficiency industry since the 1990s, which propels the advancement of Low-E glass. The annual Low-E glass capacity jumps from 25 million m2 in 2005 to 660 million m2 in 2015, presenting a CAGR of 38.7%.
Although China's Low-E glass capacity grows rapidly, the constraint of production technologies (especially online coating technology) leads to a low capacity utilization rate. In 2014, China's Low-E glass output ascended 11.9% year on year to 150 million m2, while the capacity utilization rate was only 25.1%. In 2015, the capacity utilization rate is expected to hit 25.8% amid the stable glass market. In addition, China's Low-E glass penetration rate is less than 15%, still lagging far behind 80% in Europe, Japan, South Korea, the United States and other developed countries.
In the past two years, the adjustment in real estate market has incurred fluctuations in the Low-E glass price. For example, the price of 6mm single-silver Low-E glass dropped from RMB210 /weight case in 2012 to RMB120/weight case in mid-2015.
The world's leading Low-E glass manufacturers include the US-based PPG, Japan-based NSG and AGC, France-based Saint-Gobain, China-based CSG, Taiwan Glass Group, Kibing Group and so on. These players have taken measures in response to falling commodity prices and downward market trends, like PPG develops higher value-added new products; Taiwan Glass Group and Kibing Group set up new production bases in target markets.
PPG is enthusiastic about R & D of new-type Low-E glass. In September 2014, it launched SOLARBAN67 featured with excellent flexibility, transparency and other merits; in August 2015, it collaborated with Walker Glass to develop new-type high-performance anti-bird-strike solar control Low-E glass.
Following Japan NSG, Taiwan Glass Group is the world's second producer boasting Low-E glass plants. Its production base is located in Changbin, Taiwan. At the end of 2015, a Low-E glass factory consisting of a Low-E laminated glass production line and two Low-E vacuum glass production lines in Shenyang invested by USD240 million is expected to be completed and put into production.
CSG Holding has Low-E glass production bases in Tianjin, Dongguan, Wujiang, Xianning and Chengdu. It shows strong competitiveness in the high-end Low-E glass market -- its triple-silver Low-E glass seizes about 30% shares of the international market and 60% shares of Chinese market.
In May 2015, Kibing Group decided to invest RMB1.17 billion in a 600t/d Low-E online coated glass production line and a 600t/d high-end diversified glass production line in Negeri Sembilan, Malaysia to meet the market demand in Southeast Asia, Central Asia, the Middle East and other regions.
Global and China Low-E Glass Industry Report, 2015-2018 focuses on the followings:
1. Overview of Low-E Glass Industry
1.1 Definition and Classification
1.2 Energy-saving Effect
2. Status of Global Low-E Glass Industry
2.1 Development History
2.2 Building Energy-saving Policies of Main Countries
2.2.1 Germany
2.2.3 Japan
2.3 Market Status
3. Operating Environment for China Low-E Glass Industry
3.1 Policy Environment
3.2 Social Environment
3.3 Technological Environment
4. Low-E Glass Supply in China
4.1 Production Cost
4.2 Supply
4.2.1 Capacity
4.2.2 Output
4.3 Competition
5. Low-E Glass Demand in China
5.1 Application
5.2 Demand
5.2.1 Revenue
5.2.2 Volume
5.3 Price
6. Key Global Players
6.1 PPG Industries
6.1.1 Profile
6.1.2 Operation
6.1.3 Revenue Structure
6.1.4 Low-E Glass Business
6.1.5 Business in China
6.2 Nippon Sheet Glass (NSG)
6.2.1 Profile
6.2.2 Operation
6.2.3 Revenue Structure
6.2.4 Low-E Glass Business
6.2.5 Business in China
6.3 Asahi Glass Co. (AGC)
6.3.1 Profile
6.3.2 Operation
6.3.3 Revenue Structure
6.3.4 Low-E Glass Business
6.3.5 Business in China
6.4 Saint-Gobain
6.4.1 Profile
6.4.2 Operation
6.4.3 Revenue Structure
6.4.4 Low-E Glass Business
6.4.5 Business in China
7. Key Players in China
7.1 CSG Holding
7.1.1 Profile
7.1.2 Operation
7.1.3 Revenue Structure
7.1.4 Gross Margin
7.1.5 R&D and Investment
7.1.6 Low-E Glass Business
7.2 Taiwan Glass Group
7.2.1 Profile
7.2.2 Operation
7.2.3 Low-E Glass Business
7.2.4 TG Changjiang Glass Co., Ltd.
7.2.5 TG Chengdu Glass Co., Ltd.
7.2.6 TG Anhui Glass Co., Ltd.
7.2.7 TG Xianyang Glass Co., Ltd.
7.3 Xinyi Glass
7.3.1 Profile
7.3.2 Operation
7.3.3 Revenue Structure
7.3.4 Gross Margin
7.3.5 Low-E Glass Business
7.4 Shanghai Yaohua Pilkington Glass Group Co., Ltd. (SYP Group)
7.4.1 Profile
7.4.2 Operation
7.4.3 Revenue Structure
7.4.4 Gross Margin
7.4.5 R&D and Investment
7.4.6 Low-E Glass Business
7.5 China Glass
7.5.1 Profile
7.5.2 Operation
7.5.3 Revenue Structure
7.5.4 Gross Margin
7.5.5 Low-E Glass Business
7.6 AVIC Sanxin
7.6.1 Profile
7.6.2 Operation
7.6.3 Revenue Structure
7.6.4 Gross Margin
7.6.5 Low-E Glass Business
7.7 Zhuzhou Kibing Group
7.7.1 Profile
7.7.2 Operation
7.7.3 Revenue Structure
7.7.4 Gross Margin
7.7.5 Low-E Glass Business
7.8 Shandong Jinjing Science & Technology Stock Co., Ltd.
7.8.1 Profile
7.8.2 Operation
7.8.3 Revenue Structure
7.8.4 Gross Margin
7.8.5 Low-E Glass Business
7.9 Others
7.9.1 Grand Engineering Glass (ZhongShan) Co., Ltd.
7.9.2 Suzhou Huadong Coating Glass Co., Ltd.
7.9.3 Weihai Blue Star Glass Holding Co., Ltd
7.9.4 China Yaohua Glass Group Corporation
7.9.5 Intex Glass (Xiamen) Co., Ltd.
8. Summary and Forecast
8.1 Market
8.2 Enterprise
Classification of Energy-efficient Glass
Classification of Low-E Glass
Difference between Offline and Online Low-E Glass
Applicability of Low-E Glass by Main Varieties
Optothermal Parameters of Major Classes
Comparison of Energy-saving Effect of Glasses
Development History of Global Low-E Glass
Building Energy-saving Policies in Germany
German Standards for Limiting Window Heat Transfer Coefficient
Building Energy-saving Policies in the U.S.
Residential and Commercial Building Energy Efficiency Improvement Trends in the U.S., 1975-2015
Building Energy-saving Policies in Japan
Global Low-E Glass Output and Growth Rate, 1990-2018E
Popularity of Low-E Architectural Glass in Major European Countries
Popularity of Low-E Glass in Major Countries Worldwide, 2014
Main Low-E Glass Manufacturers Abroad
Building Energy-saving Policies and Regulations in China, 2011-2015
New Energy-saving Building Area in China, 2010-2018E
Energy-saving Effects of Different Glass Structures
Cost Structure of Low-E Glass Manufacturing (e.g. Imported Equipment)
Unit Cost of Low-E Glass Processing
Low-E Glass Capacity of Major Enterprises in China, 2015
Low-E Glass Capacity of China, 2006-2018E
Some Low-E Glass Production Lines Adopting Homemade Equipment in China
Capacity Structure of Low-E Glass in China (by Province/City), 2014
Output and Growth Rate of Low-E Glass in China, 2006-2018E
Competition Pattern in Chinese Low-E Glass Market, 2015
Revenue of Major Low-E Glass Enterprises in China, 2008-2015
Total Energy Consumption Structure in China
Residential Building Energy Consumption Structure in Northern China
Revenue of China Low-E glass Industry, 2006-2018E
Demand for Building Glass and Low-E Glass in China, 2006-2018E
6mm Low-E Glass Price in China, 2014-2015
Distribution of PPG Factories (by Region), 2015
Revenue and Net Income of PPG, 2008-2015
Revenue Structure of PPG (by Business), 2009-2015
Revenue Breakdown of PPG (by Region), 2011-2014
Low-E Glass Business Structure of PPG
Glass Revenue and Net Income of PPG, 2007-2015
Low-E Glass-related Cooperation of PPG in China
Global Productivity Distribution of NSG, 2015
Revenue and Net Income of NSG, FY2009-FY2016E
Development Plan of NSG, 2016E
Revenue Structure of NSG (by Business), FY2009-FY2016E
Revenue Structure of NSG (by Region), FY2013-FY2015
Revenue Structure of NSG's Main Products (by Region), FY2015
Revenue and Operating Income of NSG's Architectural Glass Business, FY2009-FY2016E
Distribution of NSG's Major Subsidiaries in China, 2015
Glass Production Lines of AGC (by Region)
Revenue and Net Income of AGC, 2008-2015
AGC's Productivity Distribution, 2015
Revenue Structure of AGC (by Product), 2010-2015
Revenue Structure of AGC (by Region), 2011-2014
Main Products and Services of AGC's Glass Business
Revenue and Growth Rate of AGC's Glass Business, 2009-2015
Revenue of AGC's Glass Business (by Region), 2013-2015
Major Subsidiaries of AGC in China (by Product), 2015
Marketing Network of AGC in China
Staff Distribution of Saint-Gobain, 2014
Revenue and Net Income of Saint-Gobain, 2009-2015
Revenue Structure of Saint-Gobain (by Business), 2009-2015
Revenue Structure of Saint-Gobain (by Region), 2009-2015
Flat Glass Products of Saint-Gobain, 2015
Revenue and Operating Income of Saint-Gobain's Flat Glass Business, 2009-2015
Sales and Growth Rate of Saint-Gobain's Sales in China, 2002-2015
Major Glass Enterprises of Saint-Gobain in China, 2015
Equity Structure of CSG, 2015
Global Marketing Network of CSG
Revenue and Net Income of CSG, 2007-2015
Revenue Structure of CSG (by Product), 2008-2015
Revenue Structure of CSG (by Region), 2008-2015
Gross Margin of CSG (by Product), 2008-2015
Main Architectural Glass-related Projects of CSG, 2015
Revenue and Growth Rate of CSG's Architectural Glass Business, 2008-2015
Revenue of CSG's Major Architectural Glass Subsidiaries, 2012-2015
Low-E Glass Capacity of CSG (by Product/Region), 2015
Distribution of Production Bases of Taiwan Glass Group, 2015
Revenue and Net Income of Taiwan Glass Group, 2008-2015
Distribution of Flat Glass Production Bases of Taiwan Glass Group, 2015
Capacity of Low-E Glass Production Lines of Taiwan Glass Group (by Factory), 2015
Production Lines of TG Changjiang Glass, 2015
Production Lines of TG Anhui Glass
Equity Structure of Xinyi Group, 2015
Revenue and Net Income of Xinyi Group, 2007-2015
Revenue Structure of Xinyi Glass (by Product), 2007-2015
Revenue Structure of Xinyi Glass (by Region), 2007-2015
Gross Margin of Xinyi Glass (by Product), 2008-2015
Architectural Glass Sales Network of Xinyi Glass in China
Capacities of Major Low-E Glass Production Lines of Xinyi Glass, 2015
Marketing Network of SYP Group in China
Equity Structure of SYP Group, 2015
Revenue and Net Income of SYP Group, 2007-2015
Revenue Structure of SYP Group (by Product), 2008-2015
Revenue of SYP Group (by Region), 2006-2015
Gross Margin of SYP Group (by Product), 2006-2015
Proposed Projects of SYP Group, 2015
Low-E Glass Capacity of SYP Group, 2015
Equity Structure of China Glass, 2015
Revenue and Net Income of China Glass, 2007-2015
Revenue Structure of China Glass (by Product), 2010-2015
Revenue of China Glass (by Region), 2008-2014
Gross Margin of China Class (by Product), 2010-2014
Revenue of China Coated Glass, 2010-2015
Capacity of Low-E Glass Production Lines of China Glass, 2015
Equity Structure of AVIC Sanxin, 2015
Revenue and Net Income of AVIC Sanxin, 2007-2015
Revenue and Net Income of AVIC Sanxin's Subsidiaries, 2014
Revenue Structure of AVIC Sanxin (by Product), 2008-2015
Revenue of AVIC Sanxin (by Region), 2008-2015
Gross Margin of AVIC Sanxin (by Product), 2008-2015
Revenue and Growth Rate of AVIC Sanxin's Special Glass Business, 2008-2015
Low-E Glass Production Lines of AVIC Sanxin, 2015
Equity Structure of Kibing Group, 2015
Global Marketing Network of Kibing Group
Revenue and Net Income of Kibing Group, 2008-2015
Revenue Structure of Kibing Group (by Product), 2008-2015
Revenue of Kibing Group (by Region), 2008-2015
Gross Margin of Kibing Group (by Product), 2008-2015
Capacities of Low-E Glass Products of Kibing Group, 2015
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The Senchal Lake near Darjeeling is located on the south-eastern side of this entrancing hill station of India. It is about 10 kilometers away from the main town area. The Senchal Lake is located on a hill at a height of 8,160 feet above the sea-level. It is located very close to the Tiger Hill. So, the morning you go out to catch a glimpse of the sunrise at the Tiger Hill, can easily be topped off with a picnic at the Senchal Lake .
The pure cool water of the Senchal Lake is the source of drinking water for the whole town of Darjeeling . The lake is fed by a cool rippling little mountainous spring. The Senchal Lake acts as the reservoir of the water supply of the Queen of the Himalayas
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This is a Heroku buildpack for Nim apps. It uses Nimble for dependency management.
The buildpack expects you to include a
.nimble file in order to download dependencies and build your app.
Be sure to set the bin value on your nimble file to the executable name for your app.
And create a
Procfile with a process to run for your executable:
web: ./main
Create an app using this buildpack
heroku create --stack cedar --buildpack https://github.com/vic/heroku-buildpack-nim.git
If you want to use an specific Nim version use the
NIM_BRANCH environment variable.
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I'd like to be able to change my search quick-key from Google, probably to DuckDuckGo, as it has some great shortcuts, and has a short, readable privacy policy. However some cursory research suggests that to do this, one has to have a rooted phone. Can this be done without rooting?
I am running a Samsung Galaxy Europa with Android 2.2, though I'd expect the answer will apply to any Android device. I should think I'll be rooting my device anyway, but it would be good to give non-rooted phone owners a choice of search facility, if it is possible!


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WHEN I WAS A KID, I was so enamored with the Can-Am cars and this series. All I wanted was the AFX and Tyco versions of the Porsche 917 (possibly THE most dominating race car EVER) and that cool, black SHADOW car. If you're a guy and grew up in the 70's and were into cars, you know exactly what I'm talking about. This book looks amazing!
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The Little Moments That Count
Sometimes I wish I could freeze a certain moment and save it to relive it again in the future. I do my best to relish the good stuff while it's happening, but you can only savor something so much, and once it's gone, it's gone. In an attempt to preserve such a moment for future savoring, I will now relate a tale from my life.
On Tuesday night I went out with four friends, Chris, Teddie, Barrett. We were in Berkeley, moving from bar to bar, drinking, talking, dancing, and generally making merry. We eventually made our way to Manny's Tap Room in Berkeley, which is an unusual destination for us, but we were on a shuffleboard kick and they have a table. While playing, we heard the bartender ring a bell, and turned to see a guy standing on the bar chugging a glass of beer. Except he couldn't do it. He stopped a few times, before finally finishing. Twice more, the bell went off, and other guys tried, and failed, to pound a pint.
Later, while out front, we were laughing at the fact that the guys couldn't even chug one glass of beer, and I said something to the effect of, "I ought to get up on the bar and show them how to do it." Teddie scoffed, insinuating that I couldn't do it, so I told him I could drink a glass of beer faster than him. He hesitated for a moment, then backed down from my challenge, and instead said "I know you can't drink faster than Chris."
Now, Chris drinks a lot. I mean, a LOT. And he's from Michigan, so… I wasn't sure if I could drink faster than him, but I said I thought that I probably could. Now that it wasn't me vs. Teddie, Teddie was of course all about getting us up there, so we approached the bartender. He informed us that if it is someone's birthday they have to stand on the bar and chug, but when we explained there had been a challenge, he agreed to let us try. Up onto the bar we went.
Everyone stared as the two of us climbed onto the bar and picked up our pints of Guinness. The bell rang, we chugged. I finished, turned to see Chris still getting the last sip down, and raised my glass into the air in victory. The entire bar was cheering, and I leapt down from the bar, landing directly in front of this Miss Unnamed, whom I did not even know was at the bar, and on whom I currently have a big crush. She was smiling at having seen my glorious victory, and silly though it sounds, for that moment I have to say I felt pretty damn awesome. Sure, I was chugging a beer on a bar, not saving the whales or curing cancer, but whatever. Ferris Bueller's got nothing on me.
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The Cookie Time Cookie Bar® celebrates the fun and indulgent nature of cookies in a colourful and vibrant retail environment. Created to bring New Zealand's favourite Cookie Time® brand to life!
Delicious fresh HOT COOKIES and cookie-inspired creations are what the Cookie Bar is all about. Cookie shakes, cookies and cream ice cream, flavoured hot chocolates, s'mores and we've recently added NO BAKE COOKIE DOUGH to the menu! YUMMM – you get the idea! This celebration of everything cookie goes even further with Cookie Muncher soft toys, tins, gift boxes and even undies.
The Cookie Bar is the hottest place to be for anything COOKIE – pop on in to experience for yourself.
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Back in 1983, 70 Jars of Original Chocolate Chunk Cookies were delivered to dairies around Christchurch on the first day! Kiwis quickly fell in love with the giant taste of happiness and to this day the love affair has continued to grow. To this day Cookie Time remains family owned and Christchurch based.
In the early days the cookies were produced with classic Kiwi ingenuity. Chocolate was cut up on a converted bacon slicer to get big chunks, cookie dough was measured with ice cream scoops, and paint scrapers were used to get the cookies off trays. Technology may have changed but Cookie Time remains committed to producing quality product with real ingredients, such as butter, eggs and real chocolate – just like you would use for baking at home!
Cookie Time is passionate about experiences that engage and inspire creating a rich heritage of storytelling. From legendary 'all you can eat' factory tours in the 80's where people would que around the block! For 12 years, from 1996 to 2008 Cookie Time held the Guinness World Record for the world's largest cookie by baking a 487m² cookie in a field behind the factory. Mini Clubmans also feature throughout the Cookie Time story being the vehicle used for the very first cookie deliveries. Today, the distinctive Mini vans are used as photo booths in the Cookie Bars.
The First Cookie Muncher Cookie Bar was opened in May 2010 located in the heart of Queenstown. Three years later the first international Cookie Bar opened in Harajuku, Tokyo, in December 2013.
Giving back is important through the Cookie Time Charitable Trust www.ctct.org.nz established in 2003. Since then, over $1.6 million has been raised to support initiatives across three target areas: innovation in learning, thinking differently and physical pursuits.


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Who and What is FLAAR?
The digital aspects of our program were initiated by Japan's Ministry of Education circa 1996. They awarded the FLAAR director, Dr Nicholas Hellmuth, a position in Japan as Visiting Professor for this period. This entailed a feasibility study of digital imaging hardware and software for the Latin American photography section of Japan's National Museum of Ethnology, Osaka. FLAAR itself is fully American, though the primary research is in Latin America. FLAAR has maintained an office and staff in Guatemala for many years. Indeed we evaluate wide-format printers at most of the sign shops in this city.
That same year (1996-1997) FLAAR received another grant of $100,000 from an American foundation likewise to do a feasibility study of digital imaging, primarily scanning and digital printing. FLAAR established the Digital Imaging Technology Center with the aid of the Japanese and the American funding. Our headquarters moved from a community college in Florida where we were for six years to a university in Latin America. When our office area was torn down to build another building on that campus we set up our own institute off campus and continue totally independently. Indeed we find it is more efficient to be independent.
For seven years we had an additional and larger evaluation center at BGSU in the USA. This center tested, evaluated, and published on large format printers, media, RIPs, and associated digital imaging hardware and software. Wide format scanners and digital storage are also included in this program. Since the building is being torn down on campus by 2007 or 2008, and since the new generation of UV-cured printers are too large to bring onto campus even if we did have a building, we began to move reviews to site-visit case studies and factory visits in 2006. By 2008 we will do all our evaluations off-campus. Indeed last week we did a site-visit case study of two HP Designjet 9000S printers in Guatemala, at a sign, banner, and billboard printing company. We also evaluate digital imaging equipment world wide at leading industry trade shows, especially when we are asked to lecture at these shows. In the last year we have lectured (and done research) twice in Istanbul (two different events) and twice in Dubai (two different events) and twice in Amsterdam (again, two different events at different times of the year).
The web site network began as the reports on the equipment that we found useful in our own search for the national museum and in our own facilities. FLAAR has its own archive of 50,000 photographs that we need to scan and some of which we need to print. We figured as long as we did all this background research (a quarter of a million dollars worth) we might as well share the results with others.
The popularity of these FLAAR evaluations is based on several factors:
All these careful studies reassure the readers because rather obviously FLAAR will use and have in its own facility only the optimal equipment for each given job. Our global reach means that we get feedback from every imaginable kind of end-user. We have received over one thousand e-mail from end users just in the last few months. Some of these end-user reports discuss every detail of what their printers do well, and where the few glitches are. Not many trade magazines; no other web site has such a wealth of fresh information pouring in every day. Readers recognize the richness of our reviews, and comment about the benefits of reading the FLAAR Reports.
But the main reason why the FLAAR Reports are successful is because we are really interested in learning about advances in digital imaging technology and then in preparing this knowledge to be available to our readers.
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NW Missouri St. Offers Gender-Neutral Housing
MARYVILLE, Mo. - About 35 students are participating in a new "gender-neutral" housing initiative at Northwest Missouri State University in Maryville.
The university began offering the housing plan this fall after a request from some transgender students.
The St. Joseph News-Press reports that before the new policy took effect, Northwest housing officials worked with transgendered students individually to get them into more comfortable housing situations.
Rose Viau, director of residential life, says the new policy allows male and female students to live together. She says most students participating are cousins, brothers and sisters, and friends.
The gender-neutral housing is offered in two residence halls - Tower Suites and Forest Village Apartments.


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Foundation Training
Foundation Training (FT) is a set of fundamental movement patterns designed to reduce pain and counteract the effects of gravity and age. FT effectively strengthens, lengthens and decompresses the body through powerful yet simple postural and breathing exercises. It has helped thousands of people recover from chronic pain and acute injuries, improves sports performance and enhance overall wellness. No matter your age or fitness level, FT puts you on the path to health and vitality.
Foundation Training is taught by Dr. Make Lane.
Dr. Mike Lane is a chiropractor, body worker and Master Foundation Training instructor. His passion is guiding people into their bodies, so they feel empowered to take care of themselves intelligently and effectively. He travels the world teaching Anatomy, Foundation Training and Men's Work. He lives and practices in Bend, OR.
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Cans Festival
Cans Festival – May 3rd-5th 2008
I decided to check out the Cans Festival which was publicised just a few days ago. The location had been kept a secret while Banksy, Bandit, Jef Aerosol and others transformed a bland tunnel near Waterloo Station, into a street art extravaganza.
I hadn't been expecting queues, and was told they were an hour or so long I was told it was worth waiting for, and I can confirm that it definitely was!
I snapped some random graffiti while waiting in the queue.
This was even before I was in the tunnel itself.
Finally in!
I think everyone in there had a camera of some sort. It was actually quite a mission to get pictures without someone's arm or head in view.
A couple of pieces by Jef:
This is by Hutch:
Most of these are best full-viewed in order to appreciate the intricate details.
These guys were still adding stuff to the exhibition
I guess this is Lily Allen
I've never seen a burned out car like this before:
I like noticing the small details..
This gorgeous piece is by Mark Jones aka farkfk
I saw a guy sitting and reading, and I asked if he was one of the organisers. He said he was an unofficial organiser. I asked him what he meant and he said he was one of the artists. I asked which one, and he said he couldn't tell me his name, despite my efforts to persuade him Could it be Banksy?!
I asked to take a picture and he said that was fine. Of course I managed to snap him with his eyes shut. Go me!
He told me all the walls would be cleaned eventually, and the cleanup operation would cost £300,000. It seems like such a shame to get rid of it all though. He said the graffiti would still be on show for a while still.
[EDIT] I have just been informed by the genius that is Jef Aerosol that he is in fact stencil artist, Pure Evil – I guess the T-Shirt wasn't a big enough clue for me! Thanks Jef
Here is one of Pure Evil's stunning pieces:
This guy below in the hoodie was just sitting on the sofa for ages , observing people walking past. Maybe this is Banksy!?!?
I think the piece that impressed me the most was this:
The image was chiselled out of the wall itself – amazing. It was produced by Vhils.
It's our new Mayor! The wonderfully competent Boris. I still cannot believe he got the most votes.. something must have gone seriously wrong!
The event was open to the general public to showcase their work, and artists were still working away.
What a great opportunity for these guys to have their stuff alongside major graffiti artists.
At the end of the tunnel there was a book for anyone to draw/write in. I couldn't think of anything original enough so hey, may as well spam!
Well that's it – graffiti overload over!
I think this has got to be the best art exhibition I've been to. The atmosphere was electric – there was music blaring out from one of the cars, soothing piano pieces from the other end, and you could see ongoing art being produced. What I love is that this art is meaningful and powerfully projected. There were so many statements being made. It was thought-provoking, humourous, colourful, eclectic, and just ace really. There was so much to see.. I'm convinced that in the time I spent there, I must have missed a lot of the fine details. I could have spent the whole day if I'd had the time!
Thanks to all the artists who contributed to this spectacular arrangement – you guys have done a tremendous job.
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great wonderful post.
Really nice stuff
Thanks For Everything
Looks like a whole lot of Banksy rip offs to me.
Nice work, i went up on Sunday, its a pity that all of the good pieces have been stencilled over with addons and additional bits.
you captured the best….we all gotta stick together on this style of art, it was a great oppertunity to do some stencillin with 'the bigger boys'!!!
Marvo x
@ youshouldknowme Imitation is the best form of flattery……
@ tanya……nice post…:)
this is beautiful, wish i could see it in person…. damned them tearing it down. :(
i love this one http://tanya-n.com/CansFestival/IMG_2447b.jpg
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I deliberately keep this campaign light and upbeat as I feel there are more than enough heart wrenching ME life experience blogs/campaigns/websites in the world already. I am trying to make this campaign engaging and enjoyable to follow whilst highlighting the awfulness of this increasingly common debilitating illness. I think non sufferers do not understand the politics surrounding the ME/CFS debate and many of the other issues which cause discord among sufferers/campaign groups. I want to focus on educating without the veil of politics confusing the issue. I don't usually comment on the latest research findings as my brain just doesn't understand what it is reading (I was dreadful at Biology at school) and I don't want to add fuel to an already confusing medical subject.
However, last night I went to a friend's house for dinner (very nice too) and a recent article came up in conversation. She asked me if lack of exercise could contribute to my symptoms. I wondered if she was asking the question because of the research article published this week, she said yes it was. I spent the next 15 minutes attempting to explain why/how exercise affects my symptoms (I don't think I did a very good job as I/we don't know why!). Her view was that if symptoms were already bad without exercise then surely exercise wouldn't have an overly negative impact. I explained that it makes symptoms 10 times worse. She is a supportive friend and accepted my reasoning without arguing…I wonder if other sufferers have encountered that this week?!
The article below was published in the Guardian but it could also be found in a number of other newspapers this week.
This article made me incredibly cross; yet again it hints that ME sufferers are lazy and avoid exercise. Let me explain how MY body reacts to exercise.
I hate that I can't walk/cycle to work and drive in every day. It would be about a 45-minute walk door to door and I know some of my colleagues do this. I know that halfway to work I would start to get dead legs and by the time I reach work, I will be so exhausted I will be too tired to do any work and would have to go home. the overexertion would impact the next few days and would probably lead to a few days off sick. Many times, I have taken my dog Patch on a 30-minute walk and when I reach the farthest point from home my symptoms double. I get brain freeze; I just can't think straight and my legs go numb. I collapse when I do get home, I am usually shivering whatever the temperature, have swollen glands, my cognitive skills will have gone AWOL; my spinal cord feels like a flimsy piece of spaghetti and I can't hold my head up as it feels like a dead weight. I only take Patch for walks at weekends so it doesn't impact greatly on work, luckily.
A few years ago I went through what I will call a remission period. I could go to the gym 3 times a week…do a 30-minute cardio/weights session and then go to work. I used to get that lovely post exercise buzz until around lunchtime, symptoms would gradually get worse throughout the day and I would be exhausted by bedtime but it was manageable. I had been advised by doctors that exercising could help with my depression and M.E. and so I was experimenting. Unfortunately, I then experienced stressful events in my life and thoughts of exercise vanished as my M.E. symptoms came back with a vengeance.. 20-30 minute dog walks have been my limit for the past 2 years.
My own personal view is that, if you have moderate/mild M.E. then it is good to stay a little bit active so that your body doesn't go to sleep completely. To be honest, just struggling into work, shopping, day to day tasks cover that without the need for specific exercise. Movement is a good thing if you can do it. However, severe sufferers can't do that and I am assuming that just breathing is enough movement to have to cope with; let alone speaking, blinking, watching and interpreting things around you.
I do not have a fear of exercise, I simply have to micro manage my energy levels to make sure I have enough energy to get from A-Z every day without collapsing. I find it incredibly insulting that the research team mentioned in the article seem to think that we don't exercise because of fear. The article is extremely distracting from the key issue; we need more research into the causes of the illness not just random headline grabbing rubbish about how to manage symptoms. Most sufferers listen to their own bodies and manage symptoms accordingly. Having the illness is bad enough without having non-sufferers preaching that we don't help ourselves by not exercising.
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The best way to break the ice and motivate employees to perform well in a stressed work environment is but to give them ample chances of participating in fun activities. Since stress in today's competitive world can't be avoided, you need to come up with innovative ideas to cope with it and make the lives of employees a lot easier and fun-filled. All the large organizations have been doing it successfully for many years, and you can also do the same to achieve success.
Fun at Workplace
The workplace is meant to achieve organizational goals and work tirelessly to build a career. The process is stressful and can make the lives of employees very stressful. In order to keep them motivated and pumped up throughout the day, organizations continue conducting various team building and fun activities; at both indoor and outdoor locations. Taking such initiatives may seem to be costing a negligible amount of direct money, but the kind of results and positivity it spreads around is just amazing.
Different Fun Activities That Organizations Conduct
All the fun and team building activities are divided into two parts – indoor and outdoor activities. Indoor activities consist of all the games that don't require any large space to be conducted. Outdoor activities are mostly the adventure sport acts like rock climbing, raft building, etc., as well as sports activities like cricket, football, etc. Both of them are equally important to build a strong work culture.
Can You Do It Yourself
This is a big question mark, and you need to decide its answer yourself. There is nothing wrong in looking after this part and making sure that fun activities keep on getting conducted at the organization from time to time. However, you need to understand that it's not your primary task. You have many other official tasks to take care of before thinking about conducting any fun activity yourself.
Hiring a Professional Consultant
Nowadays, you can find many professional adventure consultants who help organizations in conducting various indoor and outdoor activities, which often work as a stress buster for the employees. If you're serious about building a strong work culture and believe that adventure sports activities can help you do that in an easy and hassle-free manner, then there is no better way of doing so than hiring a professional consultant.
The professional adventure consultants are aware of technical as well as psychological aspects of each and every adventure sports activity. So, they can suggest you the best activities from time to time based on the requirements and available resources. More importantly, when you hire a professional consultant, you don't need to worry about anything else. You can simply focus on your routine work while a professional will take care of all the outdoor team building activities in the best possible manner.
So, keep in mind these important points and hire a professional consultant for all such requirements.


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Hi all the 2019 season is coming around fast and our Grade sides have just got underway with their preseason if you wish to play for one of the most successful most passionate Clubs on the coast contact our Head Coach for preseason Venue. All New and Old players welcome to come down.
Head Coach: Andrew Ollier 0439 406 717
Registrations open on Monday 14th Jan 2019 and Close on 22nd Feb 2019
For all those players registered please be down at Pat Morley Oval for the following times.
- Under 5's and Under 6's- 9am
- Under 7's and Under 8's- 9.30am
- Under 9's and Under 10's- 10.00am
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The Entrance Bateau Bay Club Photos will be held on May 11th 2019
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A brand new Laptop Battery can be treated in a certain way to allow it to perform better for longer. Here are a few of our tips. When first used, the laptop battery indicator will not be correct as it is still using the performance of your old battery as a measure. You new Dell Laptop Battery will need to be fully charged and discharged a few times for it to re-calibrate itself.
During use, avoid areas of high heat, such as on holiday on the beach or by the pool and when not in use store in a cool dark place. the Acer Aspire Battery does not like this excessive heat and it will inhibit the performance of the battery. When not using the laptop for a long period, discharge the battery to about 40%. At least once a month use the laptop and charge back up to keep the battery in full working order. Also, never let the Compaq C700 Battery drain completely as this can also cause problems further down the line. To purchase your new laptop battery, check our stock on-line at www.laptop-power.co.uk
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El Salto de la Novia is a beautiful place where you will see a spectacular 60 m. waterfall. This place is surrounded by nature, the water of the river and the special shapes of the mountains due to erosion.
There is a legend linked to this place:
"Many years ago, when a couple was going to get married, they had to take part in a curious ceremony in order to prove that they really loved each other. Sometime before the marriage, they had to go where the river becomes narrower and there, in the presence of everybody, the bride had to jump to the opposite river bank. If the bride managed to jump without falling, their marriage would be happy. This way the bride would prove that she really loved the groom. But if she didn't manage to jump, the marriage was considered unhappy and the engagement was broken off.
During many years, the fear of missing the jump or not having courage to try it would make brides in love probably find this custom terrifying. But one day, a couple whose names history has already blotted out, finished with this custom tragically.
They walked radiant with happiness towards the river with the aim to prove everybody that they really loved each other. People were getting impatient for the jump. The bride prepared herself to jump, got up speed and then fell unfortunately into an eddy. When the groom saw what happened, he threw himself into the river in order to save his sweetheart, but after trying very hard, he was also enveloped in a strong eddy and then both disappeared in the water. Some hours later both corpses floated together. And at full moon nights, the murmur of the river seems to sing a sweet and sad chant that deplores having killed those two lovers."
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When I moved back home from China, I had $16 to my name and lived on Shleisel's couch until I procured an entry-level job at The Psych Ward. I used my first paycheque to move into a humble abode within walking distance of my new career choice. As you can imagine, the sorts of neighborhoods that surround the local mental hospital aren't exactly the poshest in town. The house was originally built in the 20s, had a rusty porcelain tub, and office carpet in the kitchen.
But I was picking myself up by my bootstraps, so it didn't matter.
This was a few months before I started dating The Psycho Ex so the list of people who wanted to murder me was relatively low, as was any concern for my personal safety. The majority of people I saw around the place were transients, process servers, and policemen. That is, until I got to know my neighbors—first was a little girl who lived across the street and was attracted, like most children, to Zola.
She seemed mostly unsupervised and over the course of time began telling me various tidbits about her life—she was teased at school, had a dog named Rafiki, and wished she had red hair. She'd developed an intense love affair with a local stray cat whom she called "Ginger Cat" and was very determined to make it her pet. She'd leave trails of food and attempt to tame it when she saw it after school, singing songs and repeatedly saying, "I just love that Ginger Cat."
One morning, as I walked home from the night shift, she met me at her bus stop.
"I just hate that Ginger Cat."
"Oh no," I said, "what changed?"
"It has a home. I followed it and I saw it go inside someone's window."
"Oh but that's a good thing, right?"
"I hate it. I threw rocks at it, I never want to see it again."
A few weeks later her mother tried to appease her by giving her a kitten. It was absolutely adorable, and then one day it was gone. Eventually she explained what had happened.
"I tried to walk it with a leash. But I didn't have a leash so I used a shoestring. But it wouldn't walk."
She stopped making eye contact, but she continued talking.
"Then I thought it was just sleeping for a long time… But it was dead. So I hid it underneath my sister's bed. Then I was scared she would find it so I threw it over the fence."
It was sad– for the kitten, and for the girl– though I couldn't shake the feeling I was making a cameo in a serial killer's childhood flashback to dun-dun-dun THE FIRST SIGNS OF TROUBLE. There must have been something about the neighborhood, because the guy next door was…
He seemed innocent enough at first, like some sort of South Pole Santa with his white beard, floral shorts and cowboy boots. He was out on his front porch with a water hose and called Zola over to him. I followed and after a moment of polite conversation he invited us inside.
I said "sure." Don't judge me—I was fresh off half a year in Asia, it was totally normal to go inside strangers' houses. Sometimes you did it without even telling them.
The interior of his home was all wood paneling and taxidermy– Antlers hung on every wall with raccoons, bobcats and mounted fish between. Everything looked straight country except for his massive TV and expensive camera equipment. He began playing a slideshow of photos he'd taken, mostly of empty landscapes or unsuspecting people.
"You know," he said, "You're the first woman who's been in this house for 38 years."
I decided this was a good time to leave.
South Pole Santa began spending a lot more time on his front porch, seemingly seeking any opportunity to pop over for a chat. He kept insisting he had a video he wanted to show me, and would go so far as to wait on my porch until I got home from work. After I'd woken in the afternoon, he'd ring the doorbell while I tried to stay as quiet as possible, watching his silhouette through the Venetian blinds.
He simply would not back off about this video. Even though I tend to be a little too nice he left me no option when he showed up while I was taking out the trash.
"You're not ever going to watch that video, are you?"
It felt like an accusation.
"Nope," I said, "Probably not."
He may not have had a woman inside his house for 38 years but I was pretty sure he had an entire basement full of them.
He mostly left me alone after that, but a few weeks later I found myself locked out at 2AM after being dropped off from a bar. Somewhere in the process of enjoying my youth I'd lost track of my keys and was left standing outside my locked door in the middle of the night. I walked to the backyard, counting on myself to have been stupid enough to leave a door unlocked. I was that stupid, but I'd still managed to latch the security bar. It was like something you would see at a hotel:
I could barely reach my fingers through the crack, but was able to feel two screws on either side of the lock. There was a 24 hour Walgreens within walking distance and within half an hour I'd returned with a $4 screwdriver. Using my bizarrely flexible fingers, I reached one hand in to hold the screwdriver and the other to turn it ever so slowly.
The screws were just beginning to loosen themselves when the voice of South Pole Santa boomed through the night.
"Now what have you gone and done?"
I'd been so focused on the task at hand that I hadn't heard him cross the yard or come to stand on the step below me. I told him I had it under control and didn't need his help, but he insisted on staying. He held a spotlight in his hand.
"Let me hold this for you."
I was doing everything by touch alone, I'm not sure what a massive light was supposed to accomplish, but I told myself he was just trying to be nice. Still, I couldn't shake the feeling that at any second he was going to hit me over the head and drag me to his basement where I would eventually be embalmed and dressed up in hunting clothes.
Thankfully, that's not what happened. I ended up getting the lock off the door and was back in my house by 3AM. The next morning when I went to let Zola out, I found a photo of a white buffalo tucked into the door frame. At some point in the night he had come back to leave me this little gift—I didn't know if it was a peace offering or some sort of hex, but I moved before I ever got a chance to find out. Regardless, I've held onto the photo. Just in case.
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Mention the possibility of repeating as national champions to members of Alabama's senior class, and you get a customary shrug of the shoulders.
But mention the possibility of carving out the kind of legacy that most senior classes can only dream about, and you're on to something.
When you're playing for Nick Saban, the future consists of the next play, the next practice, the next game. And basking in anything you've done previously is as foreign to him as snow plows are to folks in the Florida Keys.
That said, the nine scholarship seniors on this Alabama football team understand unequivocally what's at stake this Saturday against Georgia in the SEC championship game.
Yes, it would be the Crimson Tide's first SEC title since 2009 if they can win, but the real prize would come a little more than a month later -- a shot at their third national championship in the past four years.
"Our goal was to accomplish something legendary that nobody else has, and we still have a chance to do that," said senior center Barrett Jones, whose versatility and team-first attitude has epitomized this senior class.
Jones was a right guard on the 2009 national championship team and a left tackle on last season's national championship team. He shifted to center this season after All-SEC performer William Vlachos graduated.
"That's what we're all about, everybody doing their job and sacrificing for the good of the team," senior linebacker Nico Johnson said. "That's not just a bunch of talk with us. We believe in it and live by it and hold each other accountable."
During the preseason, Johnson said a member of the U.S. Marines came to speak to the team and delivered a powerful message, which has endured.
"He talked about how they would practice over and over again before they went out on their mission and made an oath with each other not to be that person that gets everybody killed," Johnson recounted. "We've looked at it from a football perspective and remind each other not to be that one person to cause us to lose a football game."
Not since Notre Dame in 1946, 1947 and 1949 has a school won three outright national championships over a four-year period.
But the Alabama seniors insist they are not chasing history as much as they are perfection and being the most dominant team every time they step onto the field.
It's a mindset that has become a way of life for everybody associated with the program. It's also a mindset that has evolved.
"When we came here, it wasn't the Alabama people know now," said Jones, who was part of that celebrated 2008 signing class and redshirted his first season. "We were coming off a 7-6 season, and it wasn't like it is now around here.
"Those of us who were here haven't forgotten what it took to get to this point. We've seen the worst of it, and that's only created a stronger bond because we've been through so much together."
Jones is one of four fifth-year seniors along with safety Robert Lester, tight end Michael Williams and defensive end Damion Square.
Along with Johnson, the other four scholarship seniors are offensive guard Chance Warmack, deep snapper Carson Tinker, nose guard Jesse Williams and defensive end Quinton Dial.
"It's a special group, and so many people have played vital roles," Jones said. "It's not just the guys who are going to be first-rounders, either."
One of the things that has separated this group is that it learned the hard way in 2010 how not to manage success. That team was probably the most talented that Saban has had at Alabama, but it lost three games.
"The guys in this senior class that went through that in 2010 have helped the younger guys understand what failure feels like without actually experiencing it," Jones said. "The other thing is that Coach Saban does a great job of keeping us hungry, and then it's on us as the players to train leaders who train other leaders.
"That standard will never change."
As bitter as the Texas A&M loss was, Johnson said it was a sobering reminder of what happens in the SEC when you're not on top of your game.
"We know how small the window for error is," Johnson said. "I think we thought that Texas A&M was new to the conference and we'd be able to do enough to get by, and they beat us. We've got a new life now and have to take advantage of this opportunity.
"There is no room for complacency on this team. We went through that in 2010 and don't want to ever have that feeling again. The way we look at it is that if you're being complacent around here, you're pretty much being a traitor.
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PUL withdraws US100, 000 court case, condemn police flogging of journalists
MIONROVIA-The Press Union of Liberia(PUL) has withdrawn a long running US 100,000 case from the Civil Law Court at the Temple of Justice, concerning the construction of the National Headquarters of Union involving some past Presidents of the PUL.
PUL President, Charles Coffey, told a News conference Friday, January 13 in Monrovia that the case was withdrawn to pave way for the construction of the PUL Headquarters as promised by his administration.
Mr. Coffey said: "The leadership will constitute committee to investigate issues surrounding the US100,000."
In 2006, President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, provided the PUL US100, 000. to construct its headquarters, but the money is yet to be accounted for by the administrations of the PUL Past Presidents, George Barpen and Peter Quaqua.
Mr. Quaqua, in 2010 placed an injunction on the construction of the PUL Headquarters project following disagreement with the Barpen administration on the usage of the money.
Mr. Coffey also condemned the alleged flogging of Journalists Emmanuel Carphat and Danesius Marteh in Monrovia recently by some officers of the Liberia National Police. He further called on the authorities of the Police to investigate the alleged flogging of the two Journalists.


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James I was 42 when he was killed by a gang of noblemen on February 21, 1437 while lodging at Blackfriars monastery in Perth, as part of a conspiracy to seize the throne of Scotland.
Now a major heritage project has been launched 580 years on from the king's murder to locate and then recreate his final resting place.
James was buried at the Charterhouse in Perth, a religious institution he intended to become a royal tomb for the Stewart dynasty. But the priory was destroyed in the reformation a century after his death and now no-one is exactly sure where his grave is.
James' queen, Joan Beaufort, survived the attack and wreaked a terrifying retribution upon the traitors in one of the most brutal reprisals Scotland had seen.
The couple were both buried at the Charterhouse, and a century later, the sister of Henry VIII of England, Margaret Tudor, consort of James IV, was also buried there.
A stone monument at the corner of Perth's King Street and Hospital Street marks the fact he is buried somewhere in the area.
Discovering the murdered King's exact location would be a major historical find - and a coup for the city of Perth.
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Sis and I went to Holland Village for dinner last week. Instead of heading to our usual hangouts at Holland Village, we decided to have dinner and dessert at Chip Bee Gardens. As most of you would know, Creamier's sister cafe, Sunday Folks, has opened their doors and many people have been flocking over to try out their soft serves and waffles.
We made a pit stop at Chez Petit Salut just next door for diner first. It is a small French bistro, with a casual dress-code. What we did not know was behind its unpretentious exterior lies superbly prepared cuisine!
Other than the items on the ala carte menu, the bistro also offers chef's specials on a huge chalkboard across the back of the dining area.
We chose to sit indoors because it was well-lit (better for taking pictures) and it was really humid outside. However, I felt that the ambiance was better outside as the crowds at the larger tables were rather chatty.
Both sis and I opted for the specials without meals as we knew we are going to Sunday Folks for dessert after.
Sis ordered the Coq Au Vin with root vegetables ($32). The chicken was extremely tender and well marinated in red wine. The meat just falls off the thigh!
I had the pan-seared onglet beef "Cafe de Paris" with french fries ($36). I could not stop raving about this the whole meal! The beef was awesome! It was tender, juicy and moist! I have to admit it was slightly salty, especially with the fries, but it was not an issue for me.
After paying our bill, we went next door for dessert. It was my second time there and my sister's first visit. I have to admit that my first visit very memorable and this one was not that great.
Here are the pictures from my first visit, taken with my iPhone4s:
The ice cream did not start melting immediately upon arrival at the table, which was not the case the day I brought my sis there.
We ordered the earl grey lavender tea, as I could recall their earl grey lavender cone fondly. It was disappointing to see it arrive in a cup, rather than a pot. The lavender flavour was kind of overpowered by the earl grey tea.
On my first visit, I had the earl grey lavender and sea salt gula melaka cones, as well as the chocolate waffles. Everything was perfect, down to the selection of assorted toppings.
As for the cone this time around, I ordered Madagascar vanilla, thinking that it would be very remarkable if they could deliver a supreme vanilla cone. However, I was not terribly impressed. The flavour was nothing special. I would highly recommend the earl grey lavender if you have not been there yet.
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A bid to slash waiting lists by sending patients for private hospital treatment backfired on NHS chiefs today.
More than 1,000 patients from Tyneside's biggest hospital were sent for scans at a private hospital to cut waiting lists - but one today claimed she was facing a four month wait for the results.
If the tests had been carried out at the NHS hospital the results would have been available within days.
The Newcastle General Hospital patients were sent to the city's private Nuffield hospital suffering a range of medical problems from slipped discs to brain, spinal and stomach ailments.
The scans were paid for by the NHS in a bid to get waiting lists down, but because so many scans were taken at the same time, there are not enough staff to analyse them - hence the four month delay in getting results.
Mum-of-two Elaine Rice had a neck scan on January 15 at the Nuffield after finding a lump and suffering months of pain.
She was horrified when she rang up for the result and was told she would have to wait until at least May.
Mrs Rice claims she was told that if she paid #140 she could have the result within a couple of days - a claim hospital bosses deny.
Newcastle Hospital Trust, which runs the General, also denies patients are facing a long wait but it refuses to say when patients will get their results.
A statement on behalf of Trust chief executive Len Fenwick and the Nuffield confirmed that the 1,200 scans had slashed waiting lists.
It added: "This case (Mrs Rice) is not in relation to suspected cancer.
"The patient is not going to wait until May as suggested to learn of the results and there is no question whatsoever of having to pay a fee in this respect."
But Mrs Rice claims she was told of the wait and the fee by hospital staff.
She said: "No-one has told me it isn't cancer. I think I have probably slipped a disc and that is what is causing the pain, but how can it be ruled out?
"A doctor cannot tell just by looking at my neck that it isn't cancer can they? I just want to be put out of my misery. I deserve to know what is wrong with me."
Mrs Rice, a business analyst for the Department of Work and Pensions, has suffered from neck problems for more than six years.
But it was only in the last year that the pain has become almost unbearable.
Last summer her GP referred her to the neurology department at Newcastle General Hospital and she was delighted to get an appointment through within weeks.
By this time Mrs Rice, of St Aidan's Road, Wallsend, who has regular physiotherapy and takes painkillers, noticed there was a lump about the size of a pea at the joint of her neck and skull.
The 36-year-old, who is married to Stephen and has two children Joseph, five, and Rosie, 16 months, said: "I was told I would wait at least until May. It seems that the hospital is cheating by shifting patients from one waiting list to another.
"I don't know how much longer I can go on with this pain."
"I really could see light at the end of the tunnel at this point. I was getting dizzy spells and although I was in agony I really felt like I was going to find out what was wrong with me.
"The consultant did a neurology test and discovered my condition had damaged the nerves in my left arm.
"I was referred for a scan and was over the moon."
Mrs Rice was expecting a long wait, but got her scan four months later at the private Nuffield Hospital in Jesmond, Newcastle, paid for by the NHS. But when she rang up the General to get her results on Tuesday she was devastated to be told she faced a wait of at least four months unless she paid #140 to get the results privately.
She said: "I was told that the hospital had pushed through 1,000 scans to get waiting lists down and there was now a backlog to get the results.
"I just couldn't believe what I was hearing. It just seemed to me that they had very cynically shifted patients from one waiting list to another to fiddle the list without any regard for how people were feeling.
"All I want to know is what is wrong with me. Is it too much to ask? I pay my taxes and it is the least I should be able to expect.
"I have a busy job and two young children and just wonder how much longer I can go on in this kind of pain."
The statement from Newcastle NHS Trust added: "The two hospitals have jointly undertaken a programme involving 1,200 scans during November 2001 to January 2002.
"This has greatly assisted in reducing waiting lists. The reports are available for respective specialist review."
Mrs Rice added: "Many years ago I had to have a similar scan at Newcastle's Royal Victoria Infirmary after some dizzy spells and I could not fault the treatment I received.
"It was spot on and very efficient and I got my results back within weeks.
"I just wonder what has happened to our hospitals now.
"This is an atrocious situation. I just get home from work these days and have to spend the evening with a hot water bottle on my neck."


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Time: 06/21/2018 09:00 PM EDT
Episode Notes: Its the return of Brad Carter to the cave! Choo Choo Stu is away on the Isle of Wyte but Big B and DK are supper excited to welcome Brad back. DK proclaims that after being declared sane on last weeks show we are about to prove everyone wrong! Big B and DK have a debate about Canada leaving all their old shoes in the USA and DK argues that we now have legal marijuana. Brad tells us a story about a former caller that is accused of digging a 200 foot tunnel under his home and the possibility that he is a serial killer. Remember our friend Bill? Yes we were trying to place 11 Syrian refugees and a goat in a room he had for rent. Well its time to call him again. First Carol from the Snow Plow Show gives him a call, then Brad gives him a call, then DK gives him a call. Lets just say we think he still hates us. We get a call from Choo Choo Stu's older brother and true the Choo Choo family we lose connection. He announces himself has Bus Driver Bill but his name is Nick. Stu gets on the line and Brad wants to know why he bails everytime hes on. Time for some news......have you ever tried hot dog water? How about a guy who is suing a pharmacy because they told his wife about his viagra prescription, and the #MeToo generation arrives at Netflix. A big announcement! It appears Choo Choo Mania 2 will arrive in September. Who will his opponent be this year. Cave Crew Radio airs live every Thursday at 9pm eastern 6pm pacific on http://www.cavecrewradio.com and exclusive video feed on Facebook Live Here are the links from tonight Listen to Brad Carter on the Snow Plow Show here http://snowplowshow.com Here is Brads last appearance on the show http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-75090/TS-1249842.mp3 The original Call Bill Episode http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-75090/TS-1123135.mp3 Choo Choo Mania 1 http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-75090/TS-1225473.mp3 Links to tonights news stories https://wtop.com/montgomery-county/2018/05/court-docs-reveal-new-details-inside-bethesda-tunnel-house/ https://www.huffingtonpost.ca/entry/cvs-michael-feinberg-viagra_us_5b155dcee4b02143b7cecbd0 http://torontosun.com/news/weird/people-cough-up-38-for-hot-dog-water-at-vancouver-festival/wcm/3e5f1336-0266-4896-a7e9-d5315ae1e889 http://torontosun.com/entertainment/television/metoo-much-netflix-reportedly-tells-staff-maximum-eye-contact-length
CCR Endless Summer Episode 2 I'm Bus Driver Bill but my name is Nick
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