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To baldly go... Bobblehead of Breaking Bad's Walter White rockets 85,000ft into space to capture stunning views of the earth below
Three, two, one, liftoff!
Walter White has officially gotten higher than anyone in Breaking Bad.
A bobblehead of the hit US TV series' protagonist has been launched into space.
A video published this week by small-screen website and app Tvtag shows a team attaching a balloon and camera to the tiny Walter White doll, before setting him free in Goblin Valley State Park, Utah.
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New highs: A bobblehead of Breaking Bad's Walter White has been launched into space
The plastic figurine then slowly scales high across the dessert before reaching extraterrestrial heights.
Footage shows him bobbing his head at the camera with stunning aerieal footage of the Earth in the background.
Walter White was airborne for approximately six hours and landed in Wyoming - more than 250 miles from where he was launched.
Unfortunately the toy's head fell after plummeting into a bush.
description on the YouTube footage said the TV character was picked as
its 'first space ambassador' after 'Earth-folk' voted for him.
to majestic music, the video tracks the bobblehead's journey to an
altitude of 85,000 feet, where he floats in the upper
atmosphere before descending back to Earth.
During his mission Walter braved speeds of 153km/h and temperatures as low as -54C.
Get ready for liftoff: A video published this week by small-screen website and app Tvtag shows a team attaching a balloon and camera to the tiny Walter White doll, before setting him free in Utah
Here the doll is recorded flying into the air by someone on the ground (left) - the plastic figure had a camera attached to it so stunning aerial footage could be captured (right)
Airborne: The plastic figurine slowly scaled high across the dessert before reaching extraterrestrial heights
Jetsetter: The bobblehead reached an altitude of nearly 26,000 meters
To boldly go... During his mission Walter braved speeds of 153km/h and temperatures as low as -54C
Getting chilly: Here the toy's glasses are seen frosting up as the temperature drops
Mission compete: The weather balloon then bursts and a parachute releases, allowing the bobblehead to gently float back down to Earth
Sticky end: Unfortunately the toy's head fell off on the impact of landing
'He soared to new heights, carrying along with him the hopes and dreams of TV watchers everywhere,' the description read.
'Long live Heisenberg. Long live TV.'
date the video of Walter White's journey has been watched more than
500,000 times since it was uploaded to YouTube on July 14.
Tvtag said it now plans on sending more bobbleheads into space.
TV star: Bryan Cranston as Walter White in the hit American television drama series, Breaking Bad
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Global Ocean Race Class40 Cessna Citation cross Leg 5 finish
by Oliver Dewar on 7 Jun 2012
Conrad Colman and Scott Cavanough win the GOR with Class40 Cessna Citation - Global Ocean Race 2011-12 Global Ocean Race ©
Global Ocean Race 2011-12 (GOR) fleet are on the eighteenth day of racing in leg five from Charleston, USA to France.
After 150 days of racing around the planet, Conrad Colman and Scott Cavanough have taken first place in the fifth leg and have also won the circumnavigation event overall with their Akilaria RC2 Cessna Citation.
Having led the GOR fleet for the majority of leg five Cessna Citation thundered towards the finish line hitting 17 knots under full main and Solent in a large, rolling, Atlantic swell, crossing the short, Vendée Globe finish line south of the Nouch Sud buoy off Les Sables d'Olonne at 13:20:14 GMT (15:20:14 local), with the finish gun fired by Class40 skipper and ex-President of the Class40 Association, Jacques Fournier, who fired the start gun for GOR leg one in Palma, Mallorca, almost nine months ago. Cessna Citation completed the 4,000-mile North Atlantic crossing in 17 days 22 hours 50 minutes and 14 seconds.
Colman and Cavanough motored Cessna Citation along the short channel protecting the town's harbour and into Port Olona, tying-up on the Vendée Globe Pontoon as moored racing yachts sounded their horns in recognition of an epic round-the-world voyage. Stéphane Tournade, Conseiller Délégué in Les Sables d'Olonne and the government official responsible for all nautical activities in the town, presented Colman and Cavanough with a bottle of champagne as the French press and TV interviews began.
Drawing breath briefly following questions from the French media, Colman shared his thoughts on the circumnavigation: 'It feels a bit shorter because it has taken so long that I've already started forgetting bits of it,' he commented, clasping his bottle of victory champagne. 'I started planning this when I finished the Mini Transat and that led to one year of searching for sponsors and another year of preparing the boat and then actually doing the race, so it has totally taken over my life,' says the 28-year-old Kiwi.
Colman has completed the circumnavigation with four separate co-skippers, sailing with Spanish Mini sailor, Hugo Ramon, in leg one; British sailor, Sam Goodchild, in leg two; South African yachtsman, Adrian Kuttel, in leg three and was joined by Australian Mini 6.50 sailor, Scott Cavanough, for the final two legs of the GOR and has claimed first place in every leg except leg one and also holds the GOR's Class40 24-hour run record, covering 359.1 miles in December during leg two through the Indian Ocean.
For Scott Cavanough, the experience of joining Colman in the GOR has been excellent: 'I've enjoyed it a lot and I've now sailed about a third of the way around the world if you include the Mini Transat,' says the 30-year-old Australian. However, the final leg of the GOR proved to be a challenge: 'We started to see a few cumulative gear-fatigue issues and we broke the bowsprit,' reports Colman. 'In general, though, I'm really impressed with the Class40 as a platform, they're almost bullet proof and you can push them as hard as you want and they keep coming back for more.'
Both of the sailors have further round-the-world races ahead of them: 'I've got several circumnavigations planned!' says Colman, while Cavanough was deeply impressed with finishing in Les Sables d'Olonne: 'For sure, being here in Les Sables is quite something and it makes you want to come back and do this race again as a stepping stone to doing the Vendée,' says the Australian. But there were more immediate concerns for the double-handed team: 'We're now looking for a good feed!' explained Colman. 'And maybe one or two drinks,' adds Cavanough.
With Cessna Citation moored in Port Olona, three Class40s are still racing through the North Atlantic led by Marco Nannini and Sergio Frattaruolo with Financial Crisis who were 218 miles from Les Sables d'Olonne at 16:00 GMT on Wednesday with a finish line ETA of Thursday afternoon.
GOR leaderboard at 16:00 GMT 6/6/12:
1. Cessna Citation 17d 22h 50m 14s
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The planned $2.6 million main-street makeover is a good idea, particularly if it can encourage people to stop and spend a little time there.
But as much as improving business is a legitimate aspiration, those who call Balclutha home should not underestimate the importance of how any improvements affect them.
They are the ones who will do the most living there. It's important that any upgrade sit well with them, rather than being too resolutely focused on sending a come-hither siren call to the highway traffic.
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erikafromst. john's Oct 21, 2011 5:54 AM
in response to theoreticaljerk
I am having the same problems. So frustrating because the account i can't verify is the one linked to all my apps so I can't update anything.
t817 Oct 21, 2011 6:22 AM
in response to Anferne
Having the same problem! I have gone through the motions of verifying the accounts (I have 2). Verification email comes and makes me reset my password. Okay, done, and redone...... still said verified by another Apple ID. Why aren't they (Apple) fixing this?! Oh, wait, because they have a total lock on the market and well face it, where you gonna go? iphone, ipad, .... 7 apple products in the house and this is the service I get. Sweet...not.
awuwi Oct 21, 2011 6:43 AM
in response to Anferne
I was able to restore access to my iTunes account in a very round about way. There apparently is something broke on the back end of the Apple authentication engine.
I changed my Apple ID to another email address that I have and is working. I then was able to verify the address and log into Apple to manage my account. I manage my own domain and email server so I have some flexability in solving the issue. I created a new email account apple@<domainname.com> and then registered that account with Apple ID and verified the account. Once I was able to verify the email account I was able to change the primary account name to the apple@<domainname.com>. I need to update my Apple devices with the new iTunes account but this was the quickest way to resolve my issue.
When i did try to verify the orignal account (5 years old) I got a message that is it associated with another apple ID. This is probably true because I have used mobileme and now iCloud which would have my Apple primary email / id associated to it. I was not sure how to remove that association.
It appears that may with the introduction of iCloud that a dark cloud is passing overhead. It is very clear that from all the posts that something is broken on the backend. I love the Apple products but when it comes to getting real time on the phone support forget it.
Apple Support hopefully you are reading the posts and now have a clue on where to look to fix this.
paulpp Oct 21, 2011 6:51 AM
in response to awuwi
Like many others getting really frustrated by this. I love Apple but don't love their lack of communication on any issues!!!!!
neveo Oct 21, 2011 7:00 AM
in response to t817
im hgaving the same problem , but im getting i saw a message that said this email {my old mobile me address is associated wih another id. i have used 1 apple id since the beggining and have a seperate mobile me account. i cant access the store or update my apps.
enli Oct 21, 2011 7:57 AM
in response to awuwi
Yes, this is very frustrating. Each time I try to delete my @gmail.com email from the Apple ID, apparently it doesn't work, because when I add it again (even after logging out, etc.) the system doesn't ask me to verify that email again. For other emails, this doesn't happen: each time I delete it, I have to verify again.
There must be some sort of bug in the Apple ID verification system. Please fix this issue! Can some users tell how to ask fo support for these issues?
ljfromokc Oct 21, 2011 8:41 AM
in response to awuwi
Have you tried updating any iPhone/iPad apps with your new iTunes login? I've also had to create a new Apple ID, but now I cannot update any of my iPhone, iPad apps because iTunes doesn't think I own them!!!
ljfromokc Oct 21, 2011 9:09 AM
in response to Anferne
Help! I'm having a similar problem with a slight twist.
Pre-iOS5/iCloud I had 2 Apple IDs. The one I was using on my iPhone 4 & iPad was my gmail address. The other was a (now dormant) MobileMe Apple ID dating back to my first iPhone 3G and the year I signed up for MobileMe - but I did not renew. Anyway, the primary email address on my MobileMe Apple ID was the *same* email address as my other Apple ID account. So that was a problem.
The problem stuck up it's ugly head when I upgraded to iOS5 and tried to get access to iCloud on my iPhone & iPad devices. I kept getting 'Account not verified' messages. So I logged onto AppleID.apple.com and asked it to resend the verify email. Never got it, after many, many retries. Checked my gmail spam, not there. Changed the primary email address on my MobileMe Apple ID account to an old hotmail account. The verify of my hotmail email address worked. But I still could not verify my gmail Apple ID account.
Finally I got frustrated and not finding any answers on the web, I changed the Apple ID on my gmail Apple ID account *from* my gmail address (which has a period in it) *to* my gmail address without the period. As far as email address goes, gmail considers this to be the same address. But Apple.com saw it as a different email address and I *did* receive a verify email. Great! I now was able connect to iCloud on both my iPhone and iPad.
Then the next problem hit! I can no longer update my prior App Store purchases! The App Store doesn't think I own them! This is *really* bad!!! I have considerable time and money invested in the apps I have on my iPhone and iPad. So I thought, "Forget iCloud, I just want to update my apps"! But AppleID.Apple.com *will not* allow me to change my Apple ID account Apple ID *back* to the gmail address format with the period in it. So I'm stuck.
Anyone know how to fix this? This is not like Apple to put out an apparently half-baked and/or buggy change like this. Apple where are you?!
saerts Oct 21, 2011 9:20 AM
in response to Anferne
I had the same problems, but logging in with my first account and then with my new account (@me) helped me. It's working fine now...
I only had problems with receiving email notifications on this thread... Logging in with my old (primary) account...
Pfff, hope they will make something to really merge the accounts...
livinginamoment Oct 21, 2011 5:34 PM
in response to awuwi
I followed this person's suggestion and I can now access my itunes account again on everything, albeit under a different name so this is a good workaround until Apple fix it. Maybe it is something to do with the Itunes Match that is about to go live and of course the new iCloud feature as my itunes email was actually verified as one of the alternate addresses in my old Mobile Me Account which has been transferred to Icloud under the same login and could not be verified again.Totally stupid of course since I have been using that login for Itunes since Day One. I think Apple owns my soul at the moment as I have sent a whole week trying to fix things. I wish I was being paid for my time!
ericfromfairfield Oct 21, 2011 9:55 PM
in response to Anferne
I have never had another Apple ID, never used mobileme or icloud. Same itunes account for 2 years and now I can"t even sync my phone because of this "email verified for another id" garbage. What's the deal?!??!!!!!
erikafromst. john's Oct 22, 2011 2:11 AM
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Thank you for your prompt reply, but I still don't know what number you called.
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TORONTO, ONTARIO -- (Marketwired) -- 06/24/14 -- Goldspike Exploration Inc. ("Goldspike" or the "Company") (TSX VENTURE: GSE) is pleased to report that it has entered into an assignment agreement granting the Company the right to acquire a 100% interest in the Lone Mountain Zinc Property (the "Property") comprised of 170 claims in Eureka County, Nevada, (Figure 1). The Property contains a significant drill hole zinc lead discovery that intersects several intervals of high grade zinc lead mineralization including an interval at the bottom of the hole assaying 41.3% zinc and 1.4% lead over 4.1 metres. The discovery hole ended in high grade zinc lead mineralization. No further work has been completed on the Property since this zinc discovery in 2007. The Company has commenced fieldwork on the Property and will begin drilling as soon as arrangements can be finalized.
Highlights on the Property include:
-- High grade zinc lead mineralized intervals were discovered in reverse circulation drill hole LM-07-01. The mineralization is reported to commence at 114.3 metres down hole and to continue to the bottom of the hole at 155.4 metres for an aggregate interval of 41.1 metres. -- No sample material was recovered from one interval of 7.62 metres. This interval was bounded by high grade zinc lead mineralization. It is not known if this interval was mineralized. As a result of a lack of assays for this interval, composite assay values for the entire interval cannot be calculated. -- The hole ended in high grade zinc lead mineralization grading 38.8% zinc and 2.3% lead over 1.52 metres. -- The drill hole encountered lead values of up to 51.24% over 1.52 metres in the upper part of the mineralized interval. -- The drill hole contained zinc values of up to 48.4% over 1.52 metres in the lower part of the mineralized interval. -- Only two intervals were assayed for germanium content and these intervals at the bottom of the discovery hole were found to contain significant germanium with values of 103 grams per tonne and 133 grams per tonne. -- Composite assay intervals in the discovery drill hole included an upper high grade interval grading 32.55% lead and 0.71% zinc over 6.08 metres and a high grade interval at the bottom of the hole grading 41.3% zinc and 1.4% lead over 4.2 metres. -- At the time of the discovery in 2007 and by the time the presence of the high grade zinc lead mineralization was established by assaying, the drill had been de-mobilized from the Property and no further drilling has been completed since the receipt of these high grade zinc lead assays. -- While it was reported that further work was contemplated and planned, it appears that a series of events that included corporate M&A activity, the global financial crisis and metal and stock market turmoil apparently precluded any follow-up exploration on the Property. The vendors eventually reacquired the Property and have held it privately since that time. -- At the time of the zinc lead discovery, the lessee was evaluating the Property (as defined at that time) for its precious metal potential. -- As part of that exploration program the lessee at the time carried out programs that included geological mapping of the somewhat limited outcrop, geophysical surveys and compilations, as well as soil geochemical surveying. This preliminary work was followed by a five hole, 795.5 metre reverse circulation drilling program. Current available information indicates no field work was competed after the drilling was terminated. -- Of particular note, the soil geochemical sampling was carried out on wide spaced (500 metre centered) lines. Samples were collected at only 50 metre intervals on the lines. The samples were analyzed for a suite of elements and an evaluation of those results show the strong correlation of a suite of indicator elements with the location of the historic zinc mine workings and scattered surface trenches that contain zinc mineralization as well as the location of the high grade zinc lead mineralization in the discovery drill hole, (Figure 2), (Figure 4). -- The suite of elements that correlate with the presence of zinc lead mineralization include: zinc, lead, barium, mercury, cadmium, arsenic, copper and thallium. The overall trend of this suite of elements can be traced for more than 3 kilometres in a direction sub-parallel to the bedding in a general northwest to southeast direction. The geochemical anomaly tested with the discovery hole was not the strongest part of the more than 3 kilometre long multi-element anomaly. -- Goldspike has mobilized exploration personnel to the Property to undertake field work in preparation for drilling and the Company will commence drilling immediately upon receipt of the necessary approvals.
At this time, the Company has not been able to ascertain the details, if any, of any QA/QC programs that were in place at the time of the last work on the Property and therefore the Company advises readers that all technical data in this release must be assumed to be historical in nature and as such should not be relied upon.
Commenting on the acquisition, the Company's President and CEO Bruce Durham said; "since our IPO in August of 2011 we have been searching for a special project to complement our extensive Yukon holdings and we have reviewed dozens of opportunities. What makes the Lone Mountain Zinc Property so special is the fact that it is a high grade, very significant drill hole discovery that remains open in all directions. No follow-up was ever completed. The land package covers a large area, the target is extensive and the project is located in a great jurisdiction. We are excited to secure the Property and can't wait to start drilling."
History of Work and Geology
Zinc mineralization was first reported to have been mined in the area of the Property in 1942 and operations between 1942 and 1964 were reported to have mined nearly 5 million pounds of zinc, 650 thousand pounds of lead and 4 thousand ounces of silver. Mined mineralization has been reported to consist of smithsonite, zincite, hydrozincite, cerussite, malachite and azurite along with minor sulphides. At this time it does not appear there is any public record of any significant history of modern exploration work in the area of the Property for zinc lead mineralization. The discovery of the high grade zinc lead mineralization in hole LM-07-01 appears to be a largely fortuitous event that occurred in the course of exploring the property for precious metal mineralization. The Company is not aware of any mineralogical work having been completed on the mineralization in discovery hole LM-07-01. Part of the property that extends well to the southeast of the discovery hole is reported to have prospectivity for gold. The Company will evaluate these prospects as work on the Property proceeds.
Work by the previous lessee in the period from 2006-2008 included re-evaluation of the gravity and magnetic data available on the Property. Their evaluation also included the geochemical surveying as described above and also included a CSAMT geophysical survey that successfully identified a significant resistivity contact crossing much of the Property in a direction mostly parallel to the interpreted stratigraphic trends in the area. The high grade zinc lead mineralization appears to sit very close to the interpreted resistivity contact, (Figure 3). This interpreted contact may prove to be an excellent marker in follow-up drilling programs.
The mineralization discovered in drill hole LM-07-01 has not been well studied and remains open to considerable interpretation. The mineralization is thought to be located at or close to the contact of the Devils Gate Formation, an Early to Middle Devonian dolomite in the Nevada Formation. Rocks in the area generally strike northwest-southeast and dip generally 55 degrees easterly, (Figure 5). There is a suggestion by some workers that the mineralization may be located at the intersection of northwest and generally northeast trending structures, however, the single drill hole in the high grade zinc lead discovery to-date, LM-07-01, precludes any conclusions at this time as to the orientation of the mineralization. The previous operator of the Property drilled four additional holes to the discovery hole. The second hole, drilled on the same section line as discovery hole LM-07-01, was collared 100 metres to the north and drilled parallel to hole LM-07-01, (Figure 5). The second hole was stopped at 183 metres and based on the geology and assay data from samples at the bottom of the hole it appears to the Company that this hole was stopped just above the down dip extension of the high grade zinc lead mineralization. The remaining three holes were drilled 3 kilometres to the east of the discovery hole evaluating other unrelated targets, thereby leaving the high grade zinc lead discovery completely untested up dip, down dip and along strike.
Principal Transaction Terms
Goldspike has been granted the right to acquire a 100% interest in the 170 claims that comprise the Property pursuant to an assignment agreement (the "Assignment Agreement") between Norvista Capital Corporation ("Norvista") and the Company. Pursuant to the terms of the Assignment Agreement, Norvista will assign all of its rights and obligations under a lease agreement of the Property (the "Lease Agreement") between Norvista, as lessee, and Owyhee Exploration II LLC, as lessor, to Lone Mountain Zinc Ltd., a wholly-owned Nevada subsidiary of the Company.
Under the terms of the Lease Agreement the lessee has the right to continually lease the Property for a minimum 20 year period or longer if the Lease Agreement is extended beyond 20 years. The principal terms of the Lease Agreement require the lessee to make annual lease payments of $25,000 to the lessor during the first three years of the Lease Agreement, after which the lease payments increase to $50,000 per year in years four and five. Beginning in year six and thereafter the lease payments increase to $100,000 per year, however, these lease payments are treated as advances against royalty payments from production, if any, during the year the lease payment is made.
The lessee must also make all payments to keep the Property in good standing and must carry out work programs during the first five years of the Lease Agreement. The work programs are comprised of a minimum of $50,000 per year in the first three years of the Lease Agreement and a minimum of $100,000 in years four and five of the Lease Agreement.
The Lessor will retain a 3% net smelter returns royalty on precious metals production, if any, and a 2% net smelter returns royalty on base metal production, if any, from the Property. The precious metals and base metals net smelter returns royalties on the Property can be reduced to 2% and 1%, respectively, under certain circumstances.
R. Bruce Durham, President and Chief Executive Officer of the Company, and Donald H. Christie, Chief Financial Officer and Secretary of the Company, both also serve as directors of Norvista. As such, the assignment of the Property under the terms of the Assignment Agreement `is a "related party transaction" for the purposes of Multilateral Instrument 61-101 - Protection of Minority Security Holders in Special Transactions ("MI 61-101"). The Company is relying on an exemption from the minority approval and formal valuation requirements of MI 61-101 due to the fact that the value of the transaction does not represent greater than 25% of the Company's market capitalization. The independent directors of the Company approved the Assignment Agreement and Messers. Durham and Christie abstained from voting on the approval of the Assignment Agreement. Other than Mr. Durham and Mr. Christie, no director of the Company abstained from voting on the Assignment Agreement.
Pursuant to the terms of the Assignment Agreement the Company will issue 2,000,000 common shares in its capital stock (the "Common Shares") to Norvista at a deemed value of $0.15 per Common Share and grant Norvista the right to subscribe to a private placement of up to 3,333,333 Common Shares at a price of $0.15 per Common Share for gross proceeds of up to $500,000 (the "Financing").
The closing of the Assignment Agreement and the completion of the proposed Financing are subject to the approval of the TSX Venture Exchange.
The scientific and technical information in this press release has been reviewed by the Company's President and CEO, Bruce Durham, P.Geo, who is a "Qualified Person" as that term is defined under National Instrument 43-101 - Standards of Disclosure for Mineral Projects.
All technical information contained herein is considered to be historical in nature and should not be relied upon. The Company is in the process of determining the quality and completeness of the work completed in the period 2006-2008 and is satisfied at this point that the work was completed in a professional manner and will provide updates on its follow-up work on this matter as appropriate.
The Company will also commence work on some of its landholdings in Yukon over the next 30 days particularly at the Livingstone project where the Company hopes to expand on the bedrock gold discovery last year in an area located up hill and upstream from the historic Livingstone placer gold creeks where more than 50,000 ounces in mostly coarse gold nuggets were mined historically.
Neither the TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.
CAUTIONARY STATEMENT: This news release contains forward-looking information which is not comprised of historical facts. Forward-looking information involves risks, uncertainties and other factors that could cause actual events, results, performance, prospects and opportunities to differ materially from those expressed or implied by such forward-looking information. Forward-looking information in this news release relates to, among other matters, the Company's indirect interest in the Project under the terms of the Assignment Agreement and the proposed Financing. Factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from such forward-looking information include, but are not limited to, failure to convert any estimated mineral resources to reserves, capital and operating costs varying significantly from estimates, the preliminary nature of metallurgical test results, delays in obtaining of failures to obtain required regulatory approvals, political risks, uncertainties relating to the availability and costs of financing needed in the future, changes in equity markets, inflation, changes in exchange rates, fluctuations in commodity prices, delays in the development of the Project, risks involved in the mineral exploration and development industry, and those other risks set out in the Company's public documents filed on SEDAR. The Company believes that the assumptions and factors used in preparing the forward-looking information in this news release are reasonable. Nevertheless, undue reliance should not be placed on such information, which only applies as of the date of this news release, and no assurance can be given that such events will occur in the disclosed time frames or at all. The Company disclaims any intention or obligation to update or revise any forward-looking information, whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise, other than as required by applicable securities laws.
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Thank you for your response .
Thank you for your response .
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Nikon 24-70mm Front Plastic Ring Came off
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I Have a problem, my 24-70's front element was really dirty when i went to the sea so I used isopropyl alcohol to clean it [helps remove the marks]. However since I've done that, the front plastic ring that covers the 3 screws on the head is starting to peel off... and it won't stick as normally as it should [i think the alcohol might have done something to the glue...]
Can I know what glue/sticky to use for the front plastic ring of the 24-70? [it's the one just outside of the front element] to stick on top
thanks... its only a minor thing though, my lens is still working fine, it's only that plastic ring in front thats bugging me
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