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Nothing to report, I was curious as to what happened to her in the books, but, once again, this makes me feel better. Go kids!
Author's Response: Thanks. Susan, too, is one of the characters who will reappear in my stories. -N-
Very endearing, I really loved it. I was sort of worried for her in the actual book cause we don't know what happens to her but this makes me feel better.
Author's Response: Thanks. This chapter, despite being about the battle, is set further into the future than anything else I've written. -N-
I don't know who this character is but I like his POV from the battle and his experiences with Tonks and Colin. Nothing negative to say.
Author's Response: Polly Protheroe, Muggle-born goth Auror makes a few appearances in my other stories (all of my stories take place in the same future timeline. But why do you think she's a he? Isn't it obvious? -N-
She is very correct on her views, i've always loved her. Only very minor grammar issues but they were so small that i barely caught them. Otherwise, well done.
Author's Response: Thanks. Any grammar issue, no matter how small, please let me know. -N-
Hahaha, I bet he does want Luna. But this is nicely done, I have nothing negative to say.
Author's Response: Thanks
I'm a conon geek. All of my stories comply with JKR's stuff (including the epilogue). Harry and Ginny will always be friends of Luna (they name their daughter after her).-N-
I always wonder what she was up to before the battle started. Nicely done.
Author's Response: Thanks. I hope you enjoy the rest of these tales. -N-
Oh I love your storys. You certainly have created your own little Harry Potter Universe! I'm always excited when I see you have updated any of your storys.
Greetings from Germany
Author's Response: Schönen Dank
I have, and (other than Is Draco ) I intend to keep to the same timeline for both major and minor characters. -N-
I have to admit, I loved Draco getting beat up by various Weasleys, not just Ron.
Author's Response: When I decided to try to chart Dracos movements after his rescue from the Room of Requirement by Harry, via Rons thump, to the Great Hall, I wasnt certain how this would go. It wasnt until Id roughed out Snakeslayer that this idea formed. -N-
This sounds exactly like Luna, really brilliant characterization!
Author's Response: Thank you. -N-
what I like about this work is that it doesnt have to be read in order which is cool and I also like hearing these stories a lot especially about the DA. Yet again great job i'm turning into quite the fan! in hpatdh2 they showed how dean luna seamus etc turned out after and during the battle which I loved so it was great to see this work! well done
Author's Response: Thanks for the review.
Although it does not have to be read in order, this is one battle and some things cross from one chapter to another. For example chapters 11, 12, 13 and 19 are all relevant to the future of "my" Lavender and to some extent revolve around her. The entire sequence defines a lot of the minor characters for the increasingly complicated future history in my other stories.
What a sad emotional ending to a chapter.
Author's Response: Thanks for the review (and nice to see you here). Polly (as you know) reappears in other stories. I hope that you enjoy the rest of these tales. They are the foundation on which my other stories are built. -N-
I like the idea, but Luna sounds very very young here. Of course, she does have strange views...but personally I would of said from the little she does say, her articulacy levels are alot higher and I would expect her thought to be alot more fluent. The idea is a good one though, and the last two chapters were very well characterised x
Author's Response: Thanks for the review. Lunas voice is difficult to capture (for me, anyway). Re-reading this, months (a year?) after it was originally written, I find that, to some extent I agree with you. However, Luna rarely uses long words, her gift is more for simple, if unnerving, statements. -N-
That was a great story. I loved that it had some humor mixed in with everything. The last few had been so sad (which is absolutely appropriate for the overall topic, of course), but it was nice to be able to laugh a little too.
On a slightly unrelated note:
One thing I've always thought would be interesting to read about would be a kind of alumni Quidditch match, with some of the best players from the years Harry was there. They had some pretty spectacular players, in all houses, and they never really got to have that one spectacular team together, except maybe Harry's first year. But Quidditch play is a difficult thing to write, and for now, it's just a dream.
Anyway, thanks for the wonderful stories.
Author's Response: Thanks again. I try to stick a little humour in some of these tales as otherwise theyd be unremittingly grim. After Swimsuit Quidditch Im not certain that Ill be able to write a serious Quidditch story, but my plans for the sequel to the sequel to Aurors and Schoolgirls (will I ever get there?) include a Gryffindor old pupils team: Bell, Peakes, Potter, Robbins, Weasley G, Weasley GM, Wood. Perhaps, one day... -N-
I never really liked Ernie, and the last two tales haven't helped. But I think that you definitely did a great job with this character. I keep reading these stories, one after another, and I think you've done splendidly with filling in some of the background of what happened during that battle. I always wished there could be more description of what happened, more action, but the books have always been Harry-centric, so this is possibly the best way to introduce that other material. Thank you for that.
Author's Response: I never liked Ernie much either, but I found myself liking him more after this story. I wrote this collection for a challenge on another site. Though these stories are much expanded and greatly improved. In addition to telling the stories, these tales also serve to give me background and characterisation for the minors in my other stories. -N-
I thought you captured Luna's character extremely well. There are a few grammar mistakes here and there, but I know it's almost impossible to catch every one. Nice job!
Author's Response: Thanks for the review. I think that Ive (finally) caught all oft the errors and I will be posting corrected versions of the first five chapters soon. N-
And thus it ends...
I have to say, I wondered how you would be able to tie this amazing set of stories together and od them all justice... and you certainly didn't disappoint. I think there's a nice pattern to it that the first story was about Madam Pomfrey and the last about Madam Pince. I think the amazing thing about this is that you really stuck to her character in canon (as in when she talks about the students ruining books etc.), and yet you made her... compassionate? I suppose that's the right word.
You ask some interesting questions in this... like Is one tragedy less than another simply because there are fewer corpses? Or is it greater because several of the victims were teenagers? I suppose there's not really an answer to it. You're just highlighting how there is so little need for death, how pointless it is.
With quill in hand, I recorded the night's events. Nothing? A waste of time? I do not think so. I am no Healer, no Auror and no warrior. I did what I could, what I do best. I really loved this line, and I think it really shows how death affects everyone around it. So even though Irma wasn't in danger herself, she still had to cope with the death surrounding her and try and deal with it. And she did all she could to help.
The idea of destroying books is repugnant. It goes against everything I have been taught, everything I believe. Books lift the brume of ignorance. But perhaps the loss forever of these books would be condign, an appropriate threnody for the fallen.
'Not at all,' I tell her. Somehow that is just the perfect ending for this whole story... I guess there's something about burning those books which suggests cleansing or healing, allowing for rebirth... kind of like a phoenix.
Anyway, I'm so glad I decided to read Tales of the Battle, it's been a fantastic read.
Author's Response:
I wasnt certain how I was going to finish this myself (for a while Paperwork was going to be the final chapter). Eventually, I decided to reread the stories. I got no further than The Calm Before. The second I read it, I knew it had to be Madam Pince, and this story flowed very quickly from that decision.
Possibly its because Im a fan of Terry Pratchett, but I believe that being the Librarian in a magical library is a potentially dangerous job. Ive tried to show Madam Pince as very well-read and rather detached.
Thanks for all of your reviews. Every one of them interesting and thought provoking. Neil
And thus it ends...
I have to say, I wondered how you would be able to tie this amazing set of stories together and od them all justice... and you certainly didn't disappoint. I think there's a nice pattern to it that the first story was about Madam Pomfrey and the last about Madam Pince. I think the amazing thing about this is that you really stuck to her character in canon (as in when she talks about the students ruining books etc.), and yet you made her... compassionate? I suppose that's the right word.
You ask some interesting questions in this... like Is one tragedy less than another simply because there are fewer corpses? Or is it greater because several of the victims were teenagers? I suppose there's not really an answer to it. You're just highlighting how there is so little need for death, how pointless it is.
With quill in hand, I recorded the night's events. Nothing? A waste of time? I do not think so. I am no Healer, no Auror and no warrior. I did what I could, what I do best. I really loved this line, and I think it really shows how death affects everyone around it. So even though Irma wasn't in danger herself, she still had to cope with the death surrounding her and try and deal with it. And she did all she could to help.
The idea of destroying books is repugnant. It goes against everything I have been taught, everything I believe. Books lift the brume of ignorance. But perhaps the loss forever of these books would be condign, an appropriate threnody for the fallen.
'Not at all,' I tell her. Somehow that is just the perfect ending for this whole story... I guess there's something about burning those books which suggests cleansing or healing, allowing for rebirth... kind of like a phoenix.
Anyway, I'm so glad I decided to read Tales of the Battle, it's been a fantastic read.
Author's Response: So good you reviewed it twice? ;-D -N-
Hello again,
Broken Flint: Very interesting. I'm really glad you wrote a story which shows what the 'bad guys' did after the battle. I think your characterisation of Millicent is very interesting... and it certainly fit her to carve Marcus' initials into her skin... and yet, despite her seeming to be 'bad', it was obvious that she cared about Marcus, which somehow seems to redeem her a bit, at least in my perspective.
Ouroboros: What a perfectly manipulative Narcissa. That was so realistic - at one point you wrote something about how Lucius adopted a bored/aloof look that he wore so well or something, it really shows how the only thing the Malfoys seem to be good at is acting. You've made them seem so interesting in this, I'd love to see your take on how they're holding up a few years down the track. Particularly Draco.
Paperwork: It's funny how sometimes seeing the pain and loss in the world can lead us to rediscover what's important... This story was one of my favourites from the series. Finding the killer didn't stop her victims from being dead. That's just so true. I imagine it would be extremely difficult to be 'professionally detached' when you're dealing with dead people, who, as you point out, are all someone's daughter or son, or friend, or brother or sister.
Anyway, I'm rather curious to see how you'll tie everything up in the last story... I suspect you'll hear from me again soon. Sofar everything has been well-written, well-characterised, poignant, true to canon... fantastic.
Author's Response:
Broken Flint was my chance to create a few minor villains (apart from Goyle, the others are little more than names). Bigoted Mudblood-hating racists can love people (just not Mudbloods). This chapter gave me four villains (including Colins killer) for Harry and co. to chase in other stories. I dont believe that Millicent is as stupid as many people think, she simply knows when to get physical.
I hate stories featuring nice, redeemed, and contrite Malfoys. They are great villains, and stories need great villains. Draco was never witty, simply cruel and Narcissa needs to keep him quiet. Harry, Ron, Hermione and Ginny should never be certain whether the Malfoys have changed, or are merely pretending they have changed. It worked for the Malfoys after the first war.
Paperwork underwent several rewrites (the final version had a happy ending because the original was simply too bleak). Whether Auror Al (dont call him Spider) Webb reappears in my other stories is something I havent decided. Neil
Neville is one of my favourite characters, so I just had to leave a review after this story, too... (I think it's my fifth review on Tales of the Battle).
You really are incredible at taking what JKR gives us in canon and recreating her characters with your own additions. Neville was just perfect in this. I liked the comparisons you drew between him and Harry, because really I see them as very similar. Neither thinks they're particularly brave, but when it comes down to it, they find something inside themselves. I suppose in a way it is because both of them have lead such a damaged childhood and are fighting the people who caused them to lose their parents.
I liked the constant reminder of "Kill the snake", particularly as it tied in with the title. It shows that Neville has a focus, despite the chaos surrounding him during the battle.
I loved the ending... in so few words you managed to convey such an important idea. Particularly the line "I have no idea how Harry copes with this". I guess this is another way in which Neville is similar to Harry and has to go through many of the same things, even though he goes through them later than Harry.
I think it's interesting that Neville kills a Horcrux... I think there's a link between the people who killed the Horcruxes - Harry, Dumbledore, Ron, Hermione, Neville... and then there's Crabbe, who doesn't seem to quite fit, but I suppose it's fitting that someone from Voldemort's side actually killed a Horcrux. Anyway, I think that just highlights the connection between Neville and Harry, which we of course see in OotP as well. And I'm really rambling here...
Absolutely loved your characterisation of Neville!
(Oh and by the way referring to your last response - I doubt anyone will notice that you made a canon error with Macnair... it's hardly an important part of the Battle...)
Author's Response:
Neville, it seems to me, is one of JKRs finest creations. He, like Ginny and Luna, is always there in the background. In the early books she uses him as comic relief, although even then hes prepared to stand up for himself, sometimes foolishly (I seem to remember him taking on Crabbe and Goyle in a fist fight). Like Ron, when his second-hand wand is broken and he gets a new one, he becomes more adept magically. Neville is probably one of the bravest of the Gryffindors, recklessly so sometimes. Towards the end of the Battle, its possible to sum up his contribution very easily. Harry gave him a job, kill the snake, he did it. Im certain that, like Harry, Neville will have no idea how to cope with suddenly being famous.
ps Macnair bothers me, but not enough to delete this chapter, as I like my version of events, and it isnt exactly a major change.
Hello again,
Here comes my next review of this fic.
Worn Out Boot: This was a great fic of self-discovery for Terry, I thought. You made him such a likeable character, and I loved how he became sure of himself and decided to become an Auror at the end. Luna seems to appear in a number of your stories, and you always write her so well. It's typical of her to know/believe that Voldemort's lying about Harry, and that her optimism is catching to Terry.
Falling Angel: Wonderful characterisation again. It definitely throws a new light on Fred... I liked how you distinguished between the two twins in this and made them different people. I also liked Angelina's realisation about Tony. The ending was sad... I guess that's always the thing when someone dies, you see all the lost opportunities rather than the opportunities you took.
Parents: I think Lavender's parents were very typical here, particularly in how they blamed Harry. After all, when bad things happen people always want to blame someone else. And, although they came across as cowardly, I suppose parents always worry about their children. I think this was a very realistic story.
Son of the Air: Wow, this one really impressed me. I love fics in second person, but the idea to use Buckbeak as a focalising character is just fantastic. The detached way of telling the story and the way the scene is described really shows how pointless killing is and really shows up humanity. Definitely one of your more poignant stories from this series. I loved the ending, too. There's something great about Buckbeak getting revenge...
I'm looking forward to the last 5 chapters!!
Author's Response:
JKR says that Kingsley recruits Harry, Ron and Neville to the Auror Office. I wanted to add a Hufflepuff and a Ravenclaw DA member. The Hufflepuff was easy (I couldnt imagine Ernie or Justin and I definitely didnt want Hannah). I considered Padma as the Ravenclaw, but I finally decided on Terry, who is no more than a name in canon. Terry appeared in Lunas chapter, so I returned the favour (and I liked them so much I considered making them a couple.
Both Angelina/George and Angelina/Fred are canon. That seemed very weird to me, so I wanted to explore it. Really her relationship with Fred was short, It was there in GoF, but not in OotP. This is my explanation, and a reason why in my stories it will be a few years before they finally get together.
I loved writing Parents. Don and Carmine are in a very difficult position. He could lose everything whatever he does, so doing nothing seems to be the best option. It is cowardice, but its also an attempt to protect the family.
Im a strictly canon writer, I reread the Battle chapters dozens of times and wrote copious notes. I missed something. This chapter isnt canon :( Hagrid fights Macnair in the great hall just before the face-off with Voldemort. But I liked writing this little experiment in second person, though it wasnt easy, so its staying unchanged as my only AU story.


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Sometimes, explicit explanation is needed of significant facts about the quality and nature of items, factors and circumstances that possibly affect the quality and nature and the method/model used to calculate the amount presented.
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Neutral stands for several sorts of synonyms, the Conceptual Framework mentions some. A description should be neutral, that is without bias in the selection or presentation of financial information. One could also say the description has to be objective i.e. in selecting or presenting financial information a preparer should consider to make use of 'standardised' descriptions also for example with reference to industry specific wordings.
An other way of looking at neutrality could be indifference. But neutrality in disclosing financial information does not imply indifference, on the contrary, a neutral faithful representation is meaningful to a user, it can change an user's opinion and as a result change an economic decision by such an user.
In the old Framework for the Preparation and Presentation of Financial Statements another qualification of a presentation not being neutral is mentioned that also clearly paints the picture. Financial statements are not neutral if, by selection or presentation of information, they influence the making of a decision or judgement in order to achieve a predetermined result or outcome.
Than we have 'free from error'. Again this not an absolute saying, free from error means the presentation of financial information should be fit for the purpose.
Look at the difference between market value and fair value. Market value of a listed share is easy to observe, there is a stock exchange with regular trading and as at 31 December of a year there is a price.
Fair value of a piece of real estate is not as easy to esthablish. Can you use the recent sale of a property next to yours to value your property? Probably not!
You hire a specialized real estate agent, with a proven track record in calculating/estimating fair values of the specific type of real estate the reporting entity owns. The agent reports its findings and calculation method to the reporting entity and the reporting entity explains this in the notes to the accounts. Not free of error but the representation of fair value with its detailed dsiclosures established like this is in general judged by users as being a faithful presentation.
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Bathroom down the hall, not ensuite.
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Very poor internet connection. Bed for third person was a couch, not very comfortable. A little higher priced.
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I always say upgrade if you can... If money is real tight, you can live without it I'm sure....
Since it's always hard to get to theoretical maximums anyway, removing all of the bottlenecks usually makes a noticeable difference... Meaning, even though you say 20mbs is max, you still would probably notice a speed increase, especially with more devices connected...
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The simple answer in your case...it's not worth it. If you're thinking about having faster Internet access to all your wireless PCs/devices, you're already limited to 20Mbps...and the 54Mbps 'g' router exceeds that with ease.
(While it's true that two clients transferring data simultaneously from the Internet would each be limited to roughly half of the 54Mbps bandwidth, they'll also have to share the Internet bandwidth and come out at about 10Mbps each.)
However: if you were to replace all wireless adapters and the router with 'n'-capable devices, you would gain a massive speed increase within your local network, that is, when transferring data directly between any of the connected clients. This will only apply if at least one client is using the wireless connection. If the transfer is going exclusively through Ethernet cable connections, the wireless interface won't apply at all.
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Thanks everyone. I will upgrade to n in 10 years
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Very welcome. You do realize of course that in 10 years 'n' will be ancient.
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Viability test: DIY screen printing for planar magnetics
I thought I'd report on my recent test of the viability of diy screen printing as a technique for creating the pattern of conductors on a planar magnetic diaphragm. I wasn't happy with the results (or work) associated with cutting strips of aluminum so I decided to try etching the pattern instead. High body acrylic paint works great as a resist, and I've found the dried paint can be removed with denatured alcohol and a bit of rubbing. The adhesive I used to attach the aluminum conductors to the mylar substrate seems not to be bothered by denatured alcohol so the next task was to come up with a way to apply the resist (paint) to the aluminum in the desired pattern. For my planar magnetic driver I wanted to make 2 mm wide conductors separated by 0.5 mm so I made a small test pattern to test the resolution of the approach I had in mind.
To do the screen printing I used StencilPro High Resolution pre-coated screen printing sheets and inkjet transparencies, both purchased from Circuit Bridge. The screen printing screens are photosensitive so a conductor pattern can be transferred to them if it is first printed on a transparent substrate.
Here's a quick run-down of the steps I used:
1) Create a conductor pattern as opaque black lines. I drew them in Adobe Illustrator.
2) Print the pattern on a transparency (I purchased transparencies from Circuit Bridge).
3) Lay the transparency on a photosensitive StencilPro sheet, cover it with glass, and expose the sandwich to UV-A light (long wavelength ultraviolet light) for 45 seconds. I used a compact fluorescent black light bulb positioned one foot from the transparency.
4) Develop the screen in water for ten minutes to soften the portions of the photosensitive emulsion that were not illuminated by the UV light.
5) Use water and a soft brush to remove the portions of the emulsion that were not exposed to UV.
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7) The resulting sheet permits resist (paint) to pass through regions that received no UV illumination. The UV-illuminated regions resist the passage of the paint. The screen therefore acts as a stencil to transfer the pattern to a substrate (aluminum foil, in my case).
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The bottom left panel shows the pink emulsion on the screen printing sheet after it was exposed through the transparency and then rinsed out. The areas that received no UV illumination appear white. The 200 thread per inch screen fabric not coated with pink emulsion allows paint to be squeezed through during the screen printing process.
I used the test sheet to screen print acrylic paint onto 12 micron thick aluminum foil stuck to adhesive tape (used just for testing purposes). The paint I used was white Liquitex Heavy Body acrylic artist's paint. It is thick enough to retain the pattern without smearing or running, and acts as a very effective resist when etching the aluminum foil. The screen printing result is shown in the bottom right panel. The aluminum appears black in the photo because it is reflecting a dark region of the room.
The upper right panel shows the transparent adhesive tape with the resist and aluminum foil that remained after the unprotected aluminum was etched away by a ferric chloride solution. The photo shows the white paint still coating the aluminum traces because I haven't yet removed the paint with denatured alcohol. I've done that step with other 2 mm wide conductors so I know it works reliably.
I want to make a 220 mm tall by 60 mm wide planar magnetic driver prototype. This test suggests this technique will do the trick. It also looks like the screen printing sheets, once exposed and developed, can be reused enough times so that I can make the many diaphragms I'll need for two planar magnetic line arrays.
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Hi Few,
Very intersting, I was thinking about etching PYRALUX® FLEXIBLE CIRCUIT MATERIALS for doing that.
Did you tried with such a product?
How do you attach the aluminium to the mylar substrate?
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Thanks guys. The only substrates I've tried are thin mylar left over from an electrostatic speaker project and heavy transparent 3M packaging tape. I used the latter just to simplify gluing the aluminum in place when testing the screen printing. I want to maximize the efficiency and bandwidth of the drivers I'll be prototyping so I want to use the thinnest substrate (diaphragm) that I can make work. When using mylar I glued the 12 micron thick aluminum foil using 3M Super 77 spray adhesive.
I'd consider Kapton as a diaphragm material, which is used by many of the commercial planar magnetic driver manufacturers because it handles high temperatures, but I can't find it readily available in a very thin form. It also tends to be crinkly. I'd really prefer something that is both limp and able to handle the mechanical and thermal stresses. I've never looked into Pyralux. How thin can you get it?
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Hi Few,
Have a look at this :DIY Flexible Printed Circuits
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Great Stuff, Few!!!!
A long while back I had got some samples of Kapton but it I could only get it in 1" and 3" widths.
I thought I had got it from Chemplex but I now don't see it on there list, they have precut pieces but the stuff I got is on a roll.
The stuff I have is 1 mil.
I was also able to get a small roll of some .3mil as well in 3" widths from chemplex.
You can find it by searching up Electron microscopy supplies.
Thin Film Selection Guide - Thin Film Selection Guide - Thin-Film | Chemplex Industries, Inc.
I just found this one for some 6"x100ft tape but it doesn't say what gauge it is, I assume that it is probably 1 mil.
Maybe it is thicker as it does not say.
Order Kapton Tape for 3D Printer Platforms - 6" x 100' at MediaSupply.com
Uline also has some but again they only stock up to 3" widths and 1mil and 2mil thicknesses,
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I once had a line on some .5 mil stuff I think, but I forget where it was at this time and it was not cheap as you know.
For that I was looking to build something bigger like my Apogee Duette's or along those lines, You know what I mean.
This was about the best I could find after many deep search's without having to buy a huge roll from Dupont for $5,000 or more.
I have had my samples since 1994 when I first got in to this hobby.
It is out there, But it is not easy to find someone that will supply a small quanity's.
I got lucky with some samples after I had intrigued the sales person with my explanation of use for the product in the design of ESL's and Planer ribbon speakers.
I had got the Kapton for an attempt at some ESL's suitable in the high temp environment of automobiles, But I haven't got that far yet.
Good luck!!!
P.S here is some 1mil x 4"wide,
One more 8"x 8" square sheet,
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Mcmaster Carr has 1mil x 6" wide with a 1.5mil sticky backing,
Cheers !!
P.S. this may be where I got the .3mil stuff,
Here is some 24"wide stuff but it is only in 2 mil,
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Here is some 25"wide by .5mil, Not cheap !!!!
The whole list of stuff,
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|9th May 2014, 03:36 PM
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Nicolas: I had to smile when following the link you provided because we had a Tektronix Phaser printer where I work but that was 20 years ago. I don't think it's sitting in a closet anywhere, unfortunately. Interesting idea, though. I guess I'll be continuing with the screen printing for now.
Thanks very much, Jer, for all the kapton information. You dug up more than I was able to. It certainly is hard to find exactly what you'd like in the kapton world. The 8 micron thick stuff looks very interesting; too bad it's not a bit wider than 2 7/8".
I found a patent awhile ago that suggests urethane as a better diaphragm material if the goal is a lower resonance frequency: " Examples of suitable film materials include Urethane, Tefzel® and Teflon® polymer thin films." (Here's a link to Bruce Thigpen's patent.) I think the less crinkly nature of the materials would be advantageous as well. Unfortunately, I've not had great luck looking for readily available thin films (0.5 mil/12 micron or less) of polyurethane.
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I was not aware that polyurethane's were available as a thin film now, what really surprised me was the Polycarbonate can be had in a very very thin film!!!
Ya, the .3 mil Kapton I have is the 2 7/8" stuff and I tried looking but it seems that this is the only width that is available short of buying one of those 2 ton full width rolls from Dupont.
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7621 Beach Boulevard
Buena Park, CA 90622
Welcome to the Courtyard By Marriott Anaheim Buena Park
A modern lobby with an espresso bar and media pods, plus well-appointed rooms and free Wi-Fi everywhere, get top ratings from Priceline guests at the non-smoking Courtyard by Marriott Anaheim Buena Park.
Hotel Features
Guests in all 145 rooms of this Spanish-style, low-rise hotel can watch HBO from a cozy loveseat or settle into the ergonomic chair at the desk and get work done using the free Wi-Fi and either of two dual-line speakerphones with voicemail. In-room coffee/tea plus a mini-fridge — easily stocked from the 24-hour market — allow for snack breaks in your room. Alternatively, guests head to the stylish lobby, with a bistro that serves healthy meals, Starbucks coffee drinks and evening cocktails. While there, guests check news, weather or traffic on the interactive GoBoard, meet other travelers at the communal table, check out the business library or plug in at a media pod, offering power outlets and a flat-panel TV with personal remote control. For outdoor recreation, there's a heated pool, hot tub and landscaped courtyard with gazebo. Other amenities include a fitness center and coin laundry. Parking is free.
Hotel Location
The hotel is across the street from Medieval Times on Beach Boulevard. Knott's Berry Farm is less than a mile south. Disneyland and the Anaheim Convention Center are 12 minutes away. Shop and dine at Buena Park Mall, a mile away. Los Angeles International Airport is 29 miles from the hotel and John Wayne Airport is 18 miles.
Guest Favorites
"Stylish and clean" with an "ultra-modern" lobby, this Courtyard, say Priceline guests, offers a "very high value" less than a mile from Knott's Berry Farm.
Courtyard By Marriott Anaheim Buena Park Amenities
- 24-hour front desk
- Accessible facilities
- Accessible parking
- Air conditioning
- Air conditioning individually controlled in room
- Alarm clock
- AM/FM radio
- Boarding pass print-out available
- Business center
- Business services
- Cable television
- Check cashing policy
- CNN available
- Cocktail lounge with light fare
- Coin operated laundry
- Color television
- Complimentary in-room coffee or tea
- Complimentary newspaper in lobby
- Connecting rooms
- Dry cleaning
- Efolio available to company
- Elevators
- ESPN available
- Exercise gym
- Express check-in
- Express check-out
- Fitness center on-site
- Food and beverage outlets
- Free high speed internet connection
- Free parking
- Free toll free calls
- Front desk
- Full service housekeeping
- Gym
- Hairdryer
- HBO available
- Health club
- High speed internet access
- High speed wireless
- Housekeeping - daily
- Ice machine
- Individual Efolio available
- Interior corridors
- Iron
- Ironing board
- Laundry/Valet service
- Local calls
- Lounges/bars
- Meeting rooms
- Motorcycle parking
- Non-smoking rooms (generic)
- On-site business center
- On-Site parking
- Onsite laundry
- Outdoor pool
- Outdoor space
- Parking
- Pool
- Premium movie channels
- Public area air conditioned
- Remote control television
- Restaurant
- Safe deposit box
- Security
- Telephone
- Valet cleaning
- Valet same day dry cleaning
- Vending machines
- Voice mail
- Wakeup service
- Whirlpool
- Wireless internet connection in public areas
Hotel Information
Upon check-in photo identification and credit card is required. All special requests are subject to availability upon check-in. Special requests cannot be guaranteed and may incur additional charges. Guests are required to show a photo identification and credit card upon check-in. Please note that all Special Requests are subject to availability and additional charges may apply.
Hotel Guest Reviews of the Courtyard By Marriott Anaheim Buena ParkOur hotel ratings and reviews are from real hotel guests. Priceline.com ensures that its reviews are guests-only by proactively sending hotel surveys to customers after they've completed their hotel stays. In the post-stay surveys, priceline.com hotel customers are asked a number of questions about their stay and the hotel. On a scale of 1-10 with 10 being the best, the survey asks guests to rate their overall experience and specifically rate the hotel's cleanliness, staff and location. Priceline.com does not allow site visitors to post unsolicited hotel reviews.
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December 3, 2014
This is a great place to stay if you are going to attend the Medieval Times. It is located across the street.
November 12, 2014
Family Traveling with Young Children
October 14, 2014
Take advantage of this hotel if you're in the area. It's a winner.
September 9, 2014
Family Traveling with Young Children
We stayed here last year when we visited knotts berry farms so when we decided to come again this year I booked my room here because we had such a great experience. The staff is super nice. We had 3 families traveling together so Saturday night when we came back to the hotel we had pizza delivered at midnight. The guy at the front desk was nice enough to let is all sit in the lobby so we could eat together instead of us all craning into one of our rooms. I will only stay here when we come to buena park ...
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Philadelphia, PA (Sports Network) - A.J. Price totaled 27 points and eight assists to help Connecticut cruise by Texas A&M, 92-66, as the Huskies, top seeds in the West Region, earned a trip to the Sweet 16.
Jeff Adrien had 23 points and eight boards while Stanley Robinson added 12 points and five rebounds for the Huskies (29-4), who welcomed back coach Jim Calhoun on the bench.
"I am playing with confidence right now," said Price. "I feel like I'm a good shooter. I've put in enough work that I feel like I'm gonna make shots during the game."
Calhoun was hospitalized on Thursday for dehydration and released early Friday morning. He missed UConn's NCAA Tournament opener, a 103-47 blowout over Chattanooga on Thursday. Associate coach George Blaney guided the team in the first-round game.
"We felt we had a good approach to the game," said Calhoun. "We tried to cut them off early and high. Put more ball pressure on them.
Connecticut will next face Purdue, which beat Washington on Saturday, in the third round on Thursday in Glendale, Arizona.
Bryan Davis had 12 points and nine rebounds, while Donald Sloan contributed 12 points for the ninth-seeded Aggies (24-10), who were unable to build on their first-round victory over BYU.
"Too big, too fast, too good," said Aggies coach Mark Turgeon. "They played great. We were a little intimidated early. We didn't do what we were supposed to do early and got behind. I thought they were great and we weren't as good as we're capable of being."
The Huskies dominated the game from the start as Adrien scored six of the first 10 points of the game to help the team to a 10-0 lead when he capped the burst with a slam 2 1/2 minutes in.
The Aggies got back into the contest over the next several minutes and David Loubeau's jumper with 13 1/2 minutes left in the first half cut the deficit to 14-8.
However, with UConn holding an 18-8 lead, Davis was called for a foul which Turgeon vehemently argued, earning the team a bench technical call. Price hit the first two free throws for the technical and Hasheem Thabeet made his two for the foul on Davis and the Huskies had a 22-8 lead with 9:58 left in the first half.
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Multiple Choice Questions
1. What is the name of the family's long time domestic servant?
(a) Sarah
(b) Molly
(c) Hannah
(d) Beth
2. Laurie has not been out since the party because of what?
(a) Mr. Laurence made him stay in.
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