Cabinet Refacing is the process of adding veneer, laminate or other material to the exterior of your existing cabinets. Custom matched doors and drawer fronts are created to give the cabinet a specific style. New matching moldings, hinges, knobs and or pulls are added to complete the transformation. New drawer boxes and drawer slides are commonly required for the new materials to look and function properly.
Cabinet Refacing takes an average of 3-5 days and you are able to use your kitchen at the end of each day.
Cabinet Refacing is the process of adding veneer, laminate or other material to the exterior of your existing cabinets. Custom matched doors and drawer fronts are created to give the cabinet a specific style. New matching moldings, hinges, knobs and or pulls are added to complete the transformation. New drawer boxes and drawer slides are commonly required for the new materials to function and look properly.
A typical refacing job is completed in 5 days or less.
Refacing will last decades if properly applied by a properly trained professional. Rest assured that we hold the highest standards possible and only install high quality materials.
Cabinet refacing costs between 200-800 per linear foot. This amount depends on the material chosen. Man made materials like RTF, laminate vinyl and others rage between 200-500 depending on material and door style. Real wood veneer and painted material ranges between 400-800 depending on species of wood and door style.
How much are new cabinets vs Cabinet refacing?
New cabinets pricing wise, they're listed in order—stock cabinets are cheapest, at around $100 to $200 per linear foot, semi-custom cabinets will run you around $200 to $650 per linear foot, and custom cabinets usually cost between $500 and $1,200 per linear foot. These prices don't include removal of the existing cabinets, installation of the new cabinets or the cost of adding a new countertop, sink and faucet. Cabinet refacing cost less than replacing your cabinets with custom cabinets. Generally it will cost about 50% less than the cost of custom cabinets with installation.
What are the advantages of refacing vs replacing cabinets?
1. Refacing is eco friendly, reducing the amount of material that find its way to landfills. 2. Cabinet refacing will give you the look of new cabinets for up to 50% less then custom cabinets. 3. Refacing allows you to save your existing countertop which can be an enormous expense if you just want to update the cabinets. 4. Cabinet refacing projects typically take less time than a cabinet installation or kitchen remodeling project. Most refacing projects take 3-5 days vs installation projects can take 2-6 weeks depending on the size and scope of the project.
What are the disadvantages of cabinet refacing?
1. Your cabinet boxes remain the same. If you have 20 year old cabinets that look like their 20 years old on the inside, refacing wont change this.


Marketplace Enablement provides Dropshipping and Wholesale Suppliers an easy method for customers to list, market and sell their products, generating more 'new orders'.
Dropshipping has become a favoured method for many Online Sellers to establish themselves as Stockless Retailers. It is a symbiotic relationship that benefits both the Retailer and Wholesalers, the more virtual products sold by Retailer the more new orders generated for the Wholesaler.
Dropship and Wholesale providers are often selected on the basis of products variety at prices that can yield good profits, well stocked inventory, trade reputation and the addition of wholesale product catalogs in a downloadable format.
It is this downloadable 'FORMAT' which plays a pivotal role in generating sales and new orders for both Sellers and Wholesalers.
You have the right products at the right price. But if Sellers have to outlay additional time, resources and cost then as a proposition it becomes less appealing.
Providing Sellers with your unique catalog in a variety of formats (EXCEL, CSV, XML, TAB, Semi-Colon Delimited, etc.), allow them to obtain a detailed list of your product inventory but it does not address the requirement to creating product listings.
Unless product details are provided in the exact format required by the marketplace then Sellers have uphill struggle to convert your product catalogs into listing, thus creating a direct limiter on the volume of your new orders being generated through marketplace sales from Sellers.
The easier it is for Clients to list your products the greater your opportunity to gain new orders. Marketplace Enablement removing the barriers of Manpower, Data Administration, Technical Expertise, Infrastructure and Hassle and in turn provides an easy, quick and repeatable method for all clients to market and sell your products.
We provide hosted technology and expertise to automate the processing of small, medium and large volumes of product and inventory data into relevant feeds for chosen Marketplaces, Webstores and Multi-Channel Systems.
Marketplace Enablement allows Wholesalers' and Dropshippers to bypass certain factors that have a direct impact on the generation of new orders.
The More SKU's you have listed in your catalog, the greater the workload required on the client side to re-format in listings for webstores and marketplaces.
The longer the lag time in listing products, the longer it takes to generate sales and new orders. Many products may even be discontinued or on a long backorder by the time the Seller lists your products.
Clients just might not have to expertise or willingness to turn large volumes of data into listings to generate new orders for you. The levels of expertise and technical competence will vary from client to client.
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WarZ: Law of Survival is a third-person MMORPG in which players can control one of the few survivors of a zombie apocalypse. At the beginning our objective will be to survive in the harsh weather conditions of the place. As we go to this new world in which only the strongest survive, however, we will be setting ourselves much more ambitious goals.
Although it is an online game and we can interact with other players and even fight against them, WarZ: Law of Survival manages to transmit perfectly the feeling of loneliness of its post-apocalyptic world. Almost always we will be alone, surrounded at the most by some animal, which we can hunt; and zombies, which we can kill. Every time we kill a creature, in addition, we can loot his body.
One of the most important aspects of WarZ: Law of Survival is to collect resources and create all kinds of objects. From nature we can obtain wood, hemp, stone, minerals, meat, vegetables, etc. And with these elements we can build from a house to a work table, through an orchard. Now, we can also find screws, plastic, circuitry … and of course build and use firearms, explosives and even vehicles. Yes, we can drive vehicles between locations.
In the area of the map where we start the game we can build our house and we will have our 'base of operations'. If we ever 'die', we will come back here. The world of WarZ: Law of Survival is huge and full of secrets. Not only can we visit the areas of other players, but also military bases, plane crashes, forest clearings, and many other locations where we will find all sorts of surprises.
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Who is more pleased-Mark or Andy?
Our juniors have been very active in the last couple of months.
A special mention must go to Mark Griffin who ran his 1st 5km (in the adult's race in May), he ran a fantastic time of 23:04! Coach Andy recorded a pb too!
They will soon be taking over the county very proud of them all. Happy feet "
Thank you to the Alex Hall Memorial Fund for sponsoring the children's medals.
Lorraine Hall was on hand to present them. For more pictures go to the Gallery.
The Junior group continues to grow and develop week by week under the expert eye of Andy (taking the picture) and his helpers.


Description This work investigates the retention of precipitated calcium carbonate (PCC) in thermo-mechanical pulp suspensions using polyethylene oxide (PEO), phenol formaldehyde resin (PFR) system in conjunction with Raifix 120, Raifix 2515 and Raisapac. Raifix is a starch-based polymer produced by Raisio chemicals of Finland. Raisapac is poly hydroxy aluminum chloride and is also manufactured by Raisio chemicals. The PCC used for this work was obtained from Specialty Minerals Inc. and its commercially known as Albafil. To maintain the pH of the PCC loaded pulp suspension to neutral the PCC was treated with phosphoric acid (0.2g/g of PCC). A 10 wt. % PCC suspension was pretreated with phosphoric acid for 24 hours according to the method proposed by Pang (Pang, 2001)and used in the first pass retention experiments. First pass retention experiments were performed using a Britt dynamic drainage jar. A 0.5% pulp suspension was loaded with 20% of pretreated PCC (10 wt.%). At first the retention experiments were done with only PEO and PFR at a PEO dosage of 0.15 mg/g of OD pulp. The retention of fines and pretreated PCC increased by 27% and 62% respectively at a PEO, PFR ratio of 1. Retention experiments were then performed with Raifix (120 or 2515) in conjunction with the PEO, PFR system. The best sequence of addition using Raifix was found to be Raifix-PCC-PFR-PEO. A 32 statistical design of experiments showed that there is a significant interaction between PEO, PFR and Raifix. This interaction was manifested as an increase in retention at a dosage of 0.05 mg/g of PEO, PFR, but decreased at a PEO, PFR dosage of 0.15 mg/g of OD pulp. It is believed that Raifix scavenges PFR and therefore interferes with retention. The sequence used for first pass retention with Raisapac was Raisapac, PCC, PFR and PEO. The retention obtained using Raisapac was greater than that using Raifix but similar to that obtained by PEO, PFR. The effect of DDJ stirrer speed at various rpm was performed with the best retention conditions for PEO, PFR system, Raifix-PEO-PFR and Raisapac-PEO-PFR system.


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Developments in stability testing and evaluation
4 September 2019 | By David Elder (JPAG Chair), Dr Conor Jamieson (Sandwell and West Birmingham NHS Trust), Dr Gary Scrivens (Pfizer), Dr Jonathan Bright (AstraZeneca), Dr Maria Krisch (FreeThink Technologies), Dr Paul Fullerton (AMRI), John Cleverley (Clarivate Analytics), Rachel Orr (GlaxoSmithKline), Susan Smith (AstraZeneca)
The Joint Pharmaceutical Analysis Group (JPAG) held a stability meeting at the Royal Society of Chemistry's headquarters in London earlier this year. Attended by 65 delegates, its focus was on developments in stability testing and evaluation. Here follows a summary of the presentations made at the meeting.
Small molecules dominate FDA drug approvals this month
30 August 2019 | By Victoria Rees (European Pharmaceutical Review)
This August saw nine new green lights from the FDA, all small molecules, which makes up a third of the approvals this year.
Understanding the complexities of global serialisation & traceability regulations
18 September 2018 | By Clarivate Analytics
In 2017 the WHO estimated that the counterfeit drug market represents around 10-15 per cent of the pharmaceutical market worldwide, with an estimated $200bn revenue per year. Worldwide there were 3,509 pharmaceutical crime incidents in 2017, which represents an 11% increase from 2016. Most falsified medicines that reach the market…


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To get to the start of this walk, you take the cogwheel train between Villars and Bretaye and get off at the second to last stop called "Les Bouquetins". Follow the path towards La Truche and enjoy the panoramic views of the Vaud Alps. On a clear day, you can see Lake Geneva in the distance. From La Truche, head in the direction of Villars following the sloping path through the pastures until you get to Chesières. Then you can follow the path back to Villars.


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Hysterical Women of The Week: 22 September
September 22, 2019 September 20, 2019 | Sarah Graham
It's my birthday! So here's a quicker than usual weekend roundup
This week's news included the announcement that the highly anticipated (by me, at least!) Vagina Museum finally has an opening date – so get 16 November in your diaries.
ADHD: "The liberation of being diagnosed as a 30-year-old woman"
Blogger Penny Jarrett wrote for Stylist this week about being diagnosed with ADHD at the age of 30, and why the condition is so often misdiagnosed – particularly in women:
As I thought back to all of the ways in which ADHD had manifested itself in my life and practically crippled certain areas of it, I realised that unless a woman has their own understanding of the disorder before diagnosis, it is highly likely that she will be overlooked or misdiagnosed with anxiety, depression or both.
ADHD is complex and it manifests itself differently in girls and boys. Because an ADHD brain is always understimulated, those with the condition find it hard to hold focus on one thing at a time and often act on impulse.
While boys usually seek stimulation outwardly, appearing hyperactive, girls often experience this intense search for stimuli inwardly. Then, because negative thoughts and feelings are the most stimulating, they're more likely to struggle with low self-esteem, eating disorders, addictions, emotional dysregulation, hyperreactivity, rejection-sensitive dysphoria and abusive relationships.
Mother-of-three, 46, died two days after doctors told her she was 'absolutely fine' and just 'dehydrated' before sending her home with sickness tablets, inquest hears
Another really tragic Hysterical Women story from Mail Online: 46-year-old Deborah Spark was dismissed as "dehydrated" after being taken to hospital with nausea and vomiting, only to die of a heart attack two days later.
Ms Coleclough said: 'She was saying she was dizzy and the room was spinning. Just before she was discharged she stood up and we had to grab her under the arms.
'It was as though she was drunk, she was slurring her words and walking like she was drunk. But the nurse said she was absolutely fine and she needed plenty of rest and plenty of water.
I know I finished on an interview with Dr Jen Gunter last week, but I also really enjoyed this one from The Independent this week: 'Wellness sites are selling patriarchy and calling it feminism'. I'm fascinated by the current discourse around the wellness industry and gynaecology, and Dr Gunter has some very interesting things to say on the subject – although I do think it's more complex and nuanced than patriarchy vs. feminism, as I wrote for Refinery29 earlier this year.
"Women don't randomly stick vegetable matter up their vagina, someone has told them to do it," Gunter explains, adding that while the authors of these books might've had women's best interests at heart, they didn't necessarily have the medical background to be dishing out gynaecological advice. "There's almost no information about the safety of these things for your vaginal health."
Gunter has more authority than the average gynaecologist. In the last few years, she has become one of the most renowned voices on women's health, known for her outspoken criticism of the wellness industry and her eviscerating Twitter takedowns of Gwyneth Paltrow's lifestyle brand Goop. But Gunter's concerns regarding obscure vaginal cleansing trends, either by way of a steam or a Greek yoghurt, don't just stem from pseudo-science; telling women to detoxify themselves is fundamentally sexist. "The fact that people are profiting from the idea that a woman's reproductive tract is dirty and filled with toxins is really the core tenet of the patriarchy," she says.
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"Hysteria", from the Greek word for uterus, hystera (ὑστέρα), was historically used to describe a range of emotional, mental, physical and sexual symptoms in women.
It's no longer an accepted medical diagnosis, but the idea of 'hysteria' lives on. Often used interchangeably with 'hormonal', the word 'hysterical' is used to dismiss women as overly emotional or irrationally upset.
Ovary-acting, if you will.
But how much are our hormones really calling the shots, and how much is just plain old-fashioned sexism?
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A Rajasthani Romeo in one corner, three men getting cliquey on a motorcycle in another corner – this is Rajasthan for you! The Land of Kings is sure to seduce the most cynical of minds. It is a state that needs to be experienced with all five senses!
Rajasthan is a state where you'll find the perfect blend of colors and hustle-bustle in India. Whimsical forts and palaces crumbling hidden stories, varied bold colors in people's clothes and headwear, cows moseying right in the middle of busy streets are sure to leave your eyes wide in anticipation – anticipation of what more could be anticipated. No wonder, Rajasthan tourism is burgeoning by the day.
Instead of covering a few cities separately, we planned on doing a full-fledged road trip to the three prime Rajasthan cities – Jaipur, Ajmer, and Jodhpur.
Before taking a detailed peek into the major attractions and places to visit in Rajasthan, let's take a brief look at the culture, food, and budget in which you can plan your road trip.
Take a peek into the route taken. There's a reason why we took a halt in Jaipur on our way back to Delhi – we had a day reserved entirely for glamping in Jaipur.
A glimpse of the ancient Indian way of livelihood is reflected in the culture of Rajasthan. It is a state of India that conforms to the preset notions of the country: Royalty, Maharajas, Colorful Clothes, Turbans, Palaces, Snake Charmers, Magicians, and Mahouts.
Completely inundated in royal magnificence and enigmatic history, Rajasthan is a globally famous tourism destination.
Besides the rich heritage and traditions, the state is rich in flora and fauna as it boasts of some of the most popular wildlife parks and sanctuaries. We were besotted by the intricately carved Havelis and temples we got to explore during our Rajasthan trip.
It sure is a glittering jewel set in the sands of a barren landscape that is known for its brightness, vibrancy, flashily dressed people, gorgeous jewelry, undisturbed traditions.
I sure love watching ladies flaunt their colorful Ghaghara cholis with élan. In fact, when visiting conservative countries, it's best to pack accordingly.
The culture of Rajasthan is an experience in itself. And when in the city, it is best to become a part of it and enjoy it with the flow.
Self-drive on the roads of Rajasthan is an experience altogether. Though the roads are prim and proper, there can be many unexpected obstacles or I should say guests waiting for you while driving.
The one major problem we faced while driving on the Delhi-Ajmer Highway was sauntering of cows in the mid of roads, which could easily lead to accidents.
Though there aren't dubious roads or a lot of jarring stretches, a child running through the road can create a problem when your vehicle is moving at 90-100kms/hour. Having said that, I'll still recommend a road trip to Rajasthan for the drive is lovely, especially the highway connecting Ajmer and Jodhpur. Before embarking on Rajasthan road trip, make sure you've read our article on tips to be safe while driving in Rajasthan.
Rajasthani cuisine is basically a variety of vegetarian dishes peppered with good amount of spices as well as garnish. Desserts are a mandatory part of the meals and are served along with the main course only.
For foodies, Rajasthani thalis are just heavenly. Dal bati churm, ghevar, gate ki sabzi, ate ka malpua, besan-chakki, raabdi, mawa kachori, churma, pyaz ki kachori, khaddi, and moong dal halwa are some of the mouthwatering Rajasthani indulgences.
The best part is food in Rajasthan is plentiful and readily available. There's absolutely no staying away from street food in this part of India.
You'll absolutely scream 'No More'!
There are numerous dhabas and restaurants along the way mostly catering to vegetarians. A meal at any roadside dhaba will cost you less than $5 (300INR).
There are many cheap and mid-range restaurants you'll hit up once you reach Jaipur, Ajmer, and Jodhpur. We've listed a couple of our most favorite restaurants and foods we tried in the detailed itinerary of each city.
We drove our own Hyundai Verna on the Rajasthan trip and it cost us about 6500INR|100USD for the entire voyage for 6 days.
Those who wish to rent a car in India can easily do it in all the major cities. It is recommended to choose a well-known Indian rental company for renting a car. As for the tolls, we shelled out a total of 844INR|12USD in total.
Your other expenses would be determined solely by the restaurants you plan to eat in and hotels you choose to stay at. We always like to stay in nice, soothing hotels for any holiday as we don't like compromising on our comfort. For this one reason, we always book hotels that have good reviews on Trip Advisor.
As for our Rajasthan trip, we were least prepared and hence made our reservations, last minute, just on our whim! Thankfully, we weren't disappointed anywhere. All our hotels were high on comfort level, thus reinstating the fact that Rajasthan tourism is indeed skyrocketing!
The pride and joy of the State of Rajasthan, Jaipur is a vibrant city where history, culture, and modernity coalesce. It offers visitors a unique taste of the diversity that truly defines India.
Fondly nicknamed "The Pink City", Jaipur is a hub of sightseeing, shopping, knowledge, and entertainment, where everyone can find something to enjoy. Want to see the abode of an ancient queen? Wish to purchase some hand-crafted authentic Rajasthani goods? Want to learn about the reign of the Mughals? Want to visit a mall and watch a movie? You can do it all here.
And the best part is, unlike the bigger metropolises, Jaipur is not too expensive and tourists revel in its relative inexpensive lifestyle. In fact, those out to explore the Western part of India make Jaipur their base town and drive down to the numerous other close-by cities on road trips. So if you're up for a wee bit of adventure, head to Jaipur!
There's no dearth of hotels in Jaipur and depending on the budget one can opt for the right accommodation.
We stayed in Hotel Park Prime, which is conveniently located – 12kms away from Amber Fort. Though we were not too positive about our booking at this Jaipur hotel, to our surprise, it turned out to be way nicer than our expectations.
The hotel is well-maintained and has all the facilities to ensure a comfortable stay.
I especially loved the buffet section where the decorations were done in tandem to the Sawan Festival. Use of beautiful red dupattas, umbrellas, and rangoli just uplifted our spirits way too much!
And in the breakfast, they had a delectable spread of food items to choose from: Pao bhaji, dosa, idlis, vada, paranthas, cold coffee, and a lot more.
To top it off, we got the fastest Wi-Fi ever. Win-Win for us!
We came back to Jaipur and stayed at Lebua Lodge Amer on the last day of our trip.
Read our glamping experience in the luxury tents at Lebua, Jaipur.
We had nursed a desire to visit Ajmer Sharif Dargah ever since we got married so instead of going to Udaipur – we changed our plan last minute – went to Ajmer instead.
We purposely picked a hotel that was on the highway close to the main city. As we were expecting, Ajmer city was chaotic. Add to that, we had to leave for Jodhpur the next morning so there wasn't any better option than staying in a hotel that was on the route.
Ajmer is a city soaked in culture and copious history. Though there isn't much to see or explore in the city, it is worth a visit solely for the Ajmer Sharif Dargah, which remains open for the devotees of all castes and creeds.
The shrine of Khwaja Muin-ud-din Chishti is a significant Muslim pilgrim center and it witnesses high-voltage traffic on a daily basis.
Some serious brainstorming needs to be done when you want to choose a hotel in Ajmer. There are many backpacker sorts of accommodation available in the city, so one needs to put their priorities right.
We chose to stay at Country Inn & Suites that was on the Delhi-Ajmer highway and I realized we weren't the only species to be living over there. Almost all the family crowd was hanging around in that hotel (which wasn't surprising at all).
It's a mid-range hotel and is perhaps value for money. It is ideal for couples and family travelers who wish to avoid the busy lanes of Ajmer and ditch the ruckus.
Go for an inclusive package since we just had to spend a night, we got breakfast included and it was well-worth-it!
We booked through Goibibo.com and got a good deal of 1350INR | 20USD per night – cheaper than what other portals offer.
They have nice poolside rooms – just request them to give you a room with a view. (Don't expect too much though).
Read our top experiences in the Ajmer (opens in new window).
Jodhpur city, lying on the foothill of a sandstone hillock looks like a scenic oasis in the expansive desert. Of course, it is one of the favorite destinations for travelers in Rajasthan. It stands as a proof of juxtaposition of magnificence, traditions as well as culture.
We were totally smitten by this imperial city that echoes the anecdotes of glorious past and antiquity in the barrenness of the desert. Jodhpur is beautifully dotted with wonderful lakes, enthralling villages, as well as secluded palaces.
Enjoy the leisurely pace of rural life in the city and be spoilt for food choices! You are going to love gorging on the scrumptious desserts – be watchful! You'll end up gaining some calories here and there. I, undoubtedly found this city to be one of the gems of Rajasthan, with so much to do and explore!
We booked Bijolai Palace, A Treehouse, last minute as it was one of the nicer budget hotels in Jodhpur, which had all the required facilities.
Again we made our booking through Go Ibibo and got a good discount. It cost us 1600INR |24USD a night.
We weren't really pleased with the hotel, which actually is a palace from the outside but doesn't live up to the hype as far as the rooms are concerned. Even the room service is slack. On our checkout, we even saw a group of people complaining about spending a lot on the rooms and still not getting proper service.
They do have rooms with the view but you need to make sure that the curtains are closed all the time as passersby outside can peek into the room.
Wi-Fi facility is limited to the reception which is too far from the rooms; so don't expect Wi-Fi. The reception is quite comfortable and beautiful at the same time; if you don't mind sitting in the reception, you can enjoy free Wi-Fi too.
Only for your love of wildlife sanctuaries should you plan to visit Bharatpur – the eastern gateway to Rajasthan.
Formerly known as Mewat, Bharatpur was founded by Maharaja Suraj Mal in 1733 AD. I personally found the town to be noisy and not really visitor-friendly. But if there is one reason why you should be here then it definitely is for the famous and truly spectacular, UNESCO–listed, Keoladeo Ghana National Park.
We covered Bharatpur two weeks before visiting the other cities in Rajasthan, and were certainly happy to meet all the cute bird species!
Hope this itinerary can help you chalk out your Rajasthan itinerary!
If you love India, you must read all our post on the country here.
Hello, Thanks for sharing such a fantastic blog.I really appreciate your blog to share information about Rajasthan …Visiting in Rajasthan is amazing experience. This is amazing place with historical monuments and rich traditional culture. best blog…..
Rajasthan is amazing place with historical monuments and rich traditional culture.
That's true! Rajasthan is just so culturally rich… A visit here can leave you craving for more!
Great blog..Good information about Rajasthan.Like your information very much..
WOW! It looks like you had an amazing trip! I would love to experience that culture!
What an exotic and beautiful location. I love the photos and how much fun it looks!
Such a great post and review, I love all the colours and just being able to experience the culture it seems to be really educative and interesting to learn.
This would be such an amazing road trip! I agree, there are so many gorgeous colors to see. You stayed at a nice place too.
Wow a 20 hour road tip, it always blows my mind when I see people can drive that far without hitting the sea, makes me realise how small this island really is.
It looks like you had an amazing road trip and got to see some really beautiful sights.
That looks lie an amazing experience. The food looks really good.
This would be a great road trip to do, but it is soooo long! I am glad you had fun. This is a great cultural experience for these visiting for the first time.
You guys had quiet an adventure! I love the view of the country inn suites.
What an awesome experience! I would love to visit some day!


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At least 70% of Australia's school students use computers. As a result of this increased usage, Osteopaths are treating more young patients suffering from the effects of working at computer stations that are either designed for adults or poorly designed for children. Many children are already suffering from repetitive motion injuries such as carpal tunnel syndrome and chronic pain in the hands, back, neck and shoulders.
Emphasis needs to be placed on teaching children how to properly use computer workstations. Poor work habits and computer workstations that don't fit a child's body during the developing years can have harmful physical effects that can last a lifetime. Parents need to be just as concerned about their children's interaction with their computer workstations as they are with any activities that may affect their children's long-term health.
Your child's muscles need adequate hydration to work properly and avoid injury. Encourage your child to drink 4 to 8 glasses of water a day. Carbonated beverages, juices and other sweet drinks are not a substitute.
Please call your Osteopath at Sunshine Osteopathy on (07) 5448 0106 or visit our clinic at Oasis Centre, 1/16 Sunshine Beach Road in Noosa Heads for more information.


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Lawrence Tenney Stevens (1896-1972) was an American sculptor who was one of the progenitors of the "Cowboy High Style" movement in western American art and furniture. He created large allegorical figures and stylized depictions of the American west.

Early life and education
Born in Massachusetts in 1896, Stevens first showed an interest in sculpture in his early adolescence, and began experimenting with figures after his grandfather demonstrated how to carve figures from a broken alabaster vase.  He continued to study sculpture throughout high school, his progress prompting the art director for the school district to lobby the school district pay to send Stevens to evening classes with Harvard students at Copley Plaza Studios.  Upon graduating, Stevens was accepted into the Boston Museum School where he continued his studies under the tutelage of Bela Pratt.

Stevens volunteered for the armed forces in 1917 to fight in World War I.  Upon his return from the war, he resumed his studies at the Boston Museum School and spent the two following summers at the Louis Comfort Tiffany Foundation, which Tiffany founded to help encourage and fund up-and-coming young artists.

Prix de Rome fellowship
Stevens first garnered international attention when he won the Rome Prize for sculpture in 1922, receiving a fellowship to study sculpture at the American Academy in Rome as well as funds to travel to experience the art of Western Europe.  Precedent dictated that the Prix de Rome fellows would spend time in Greece studying the classical sculpture there, but Stevens instead decided to go to Egypt.  His time with the Ancient Egyptian bas-relief murals and stylized sculpture heavily impacted his style, which would continue to evoke ancient Egyptian and contemporary Art Deco influences throughout his life.

Before his trip to Rome, Stevens would meet Daniel Chester French, a fellow American sculptor whose most famous work is the colossal statue of Abraham Lincoln in the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C. French confided to Stevens that he wished he had Stevens' position in the art world at a time when French believed America was beginning to gain clout and credibility in sculpture.  Following this exchange, Stevens made his artistic focus to use his sculpture to glorify that which he believed was uniquely American, and American-made. During his trip to Europe, Stevens would express his disapproval at the number of American expatriate artists, condemning them as "un-American" and saying they lacked faith in American sculpture.

Return to the USA

After taking several commissions in New York, Stevens moved out west to Santa Barbara. It was in Southern California that he first met Millard Sheets, already an established artist and founding professor of the fine arts program at Scripps College. The two artists became friends, and Stevens accompanied Sheets on his yearly trip to Mexico in 1934, where the two painted watercolors.  Stevens' sculpture "Monument to the Young Farmers of the Nation" (1938) currently stands at the entrance to the Millard Sheets Center for the Arts in Los Angeles, California.  Sheets landed Stevens a one-man exhibition at  Scripps in 1935 that displayed both Stevens' sculpture and the watercolors he had painted with Sheets. One of the pieces in the exhibition, a ceramic sea lion, was duplicated by Scripps professor William Manker and became the fountains in Scripps' Seal Court (the pieces were later recast in bronze by Paul Soldner).  Sheets later persuaded Stevens to loan his 1931 piece "Doors of Life" to the college for the new Florence Rand Lang art building, now the Elizabeth Hubert Malott Commons, built in 1939. The doors remained on long term loan until Scripps College Trustee Mrs. G. F. Cruickshank agreed to donate the doors officially.

Cody and WWII years
Meanwhile, Stevens had been spending his summers in Cody, Wyoming working on expanding his American West-themed body of work. He modeled and sculpted in clay, plaster, bronze and marble everything from the animals and workers of the ranches to the champion bronco riders he saw at local rodeos. He was granted the first one-man show at Cody's Buffalo Bill Museum in 1932. It was in Cody that Cowboy High Style began to develop, catalyzed both by Stevens' work and the work of local furniture designer Thomas Molesworth, both of whom championed simple designs imbued with the spirit of the American West. Stevens' figures from this period are scattered all over the American Southwest. One of his largest commissions was for the Centennial Fairgrounds and Esplanade for the 1936 Texas Centennial Exposition in Dallas.  He created three monumental allegorical figures, "Tenor", "Contralto", and "Texas", along with a representation of the chimera-like nonsense creature of Texan folklore, the "Woofus". The bronze sculptures were melted down to help the war effort during World War II, but the figures were reconstructed in stainless steel in 2009 and have been restored to their original positions.

After this commission, Stevens began to sculpt large allegorical figures such as "America" (1941), "American Sculptor" (1941), and "The Confederacy" (1941) as part of his canon in addition to his original cowboys and animals.  In 1939 he won a competition to create colossal monuments for the New York World's Fair.  Stevens volunteered for military service once more when the United States entered WWII, and was assigned to a secret unit called Project 19.

Post-war years
Stevens returned from the war and settled in Tulsa before moving to Arizona with his second wife. He lived and sculpted in Tempe, Arizona until his death in 1972.

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1896 births
1972 deaths
20th-century American sculptors
20th-century American male artists
American male sculptors
National Sculpture Society members


Sometimes you will have some L2 domains (Bridge Domains – BD) in your datacenter that will be used with hardware appliances like F5 NLB or something like an additional firewall, WAF or something similar. That is the case where ACI will not route or bridge but the only L3 point of exit from that kind of segment would be on actual hardware appliance outside ACI Fabric – connected to the Leaf port.
We will take an example here and use it throughout the article where BIG IP F5 NLB is used as an L3 termination of L2 BD 10.10.10.0/24.
F5 is directly connected to ACI Leaf and routing from 10.10.10.0/24 subnet (L2 BD) is done directly on F5 device which is default gateway for that subnet endpoints.
In those cases for some particular implementations when you decide not to use PBR or Service graphs, it will happen that appliances like our F5 would become L3 termination for some ACI L2 BD like the 10.10.10.0/24 from my beautiful image above.
This is an overview of what I think Cisco ACI actually is. It uses some examples from the lab environment to show you how the things look like when you start to work with ACI. There are other articles in the works which will be online soon and which will go in details through the real configuration of ACI and best practices while doing it.
What is this Cisco ACI Fabric?
Cisco ACI is a datacenter network Fabric. It actually means that it is a networking system of more networking L3 switches that have a modified, next-generation OS which enables them to be centrally provisioned and configured through APIC controller to work as one device from access port perspective.
This has nothing to do with networking in particular! Not if you look from only one perspective. If you look from totally different perspective, with Cisco ACI and all other SDN solutions, you will probably meet with Python programming language (because you will) and then, somewhere in beginning of Python exploration this is the first question that will cross your mind. Of course, if you think like me!
For almost every networking geek it will be enough to read through it.
After getting the CCIE I found the next thing I wanted to get my hands around. Python. As it seems, Cisco ACI fabric will be the next big thing in Cisco world. Other vendors all have something about SDN to offer these days. Most important part for us, networking engineers, is that they want us to give up the CLI and get us to use Python and REST calls to speak with our network equipment. Python was the logical next step.
After first few great lectures on Coursera by Dr.Chuck the question was born!


Climate Ethics and Climate Economics: How to Finance 'Well Below 2°C'?
The spotlight of the workshop will be on the economics and ethics of rapidly increasing the climate finance necessary to meet the Paris Accord mitigation goal of well below 2°C. Estimates of the necessary annual investments in low/zero emissions energy generation to meet this goal are from 1000 to 2000 billion USD. This is three to six times current investment levels. The workshop will address recent proposals from John Broome and others to 'borrow from the future' to pay for mitigation. The idea is to use some form of debt financing and investment diverting to achieve mitigation 'without sacrifice' from the current generation and to break political logjams. We also encourage papers on other topics on increasing climate financing, such as alternative financing proposals, financing the Green Climate Fund, and assessments of the true obstacles to scaling up climate finance. Finally, we are happy to consider other proposals that are at the intersection of climate ethics and climate economics, but not focused on financing.
We have space for up to six additional presentations, and ten discussants. Funds are available to cover accommodation and internal UK travel expenses for three research students and early-career researchers. Papers will be circulated before the workshop.
Those wishing to present a paper should submit a 500-word abstract by 10th March to both Aaron Maltais (aaron.maltais@statsvet.su.se) and Matthew Rendall (matthew.rendall@nottingham.ac.uk). Anyone interested in serving as a discussant should send the organizers an expression of interest by the same date. Applications simply to sit in on the workshop are also welcome. If applying for funding, please indicate that you are a student, or the year that you received the PhD.


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Joga śmiechu (Hasyayoga) – praktyka polegająca na wywoływaniu śmiechu przez specjalne ćwiczenia, proste techniki oddechowe jogi i relaksację. Na zajęciach jogi śmiechu ćwiczenia odbywają się w grupach, gdzie wywołaniu śmiechu sprzyja utrzymanie kontaktu wzrokowego, ruch i klimat dziecięcej zabawy. Wywołany śmiech może zamienić się spontaniczny i zaraźliwy, ale nawet jeśli tak się nie stanie joga śmiechu opiera się na przekonaniu, że śmiech wywoływany zapewnia te same fizjologiczne i psychologiczne korzyści jak śmiech spontaniczny.

W 1995 roku w Indiach lekarz dr Madan Kataria zapoczątkował jogę śmiechu jako otwartą poranną praktykę w parkach, głównie dla osób starszych. Joga śmiechu stała się popularna i opisana w książce 2002 książkę Laugh For No Reason (Śmiech bez powodu).

Metoda
Praktyka odbywa się bez żadnych zabawnych powodów do śmiechu.

Joga śmiechu może zacząć się od delikatnej rozgrzewki, która zawiera rozciąganie, śpiewanie, klaskanie, kontakt wzrokowy i ruch ciała, aby zlikwidować zahamowania i zachęcić do zabawy. Ćwiczenia oddechowe są używane do przygotowania płuc do śmiechu, po których następuje seria ćwiczeń śmiechu, które łączą w sobie grę aktorską i techniki wizualizacji z zabawą. Ćwiczenia śmiechu przeplatają się z ćwiczeniami oddechowymi. Dwadzieścia minut śmiechu zapewnia pełnię fizjologiczne korzyści.

Organizacja Laughter Yoga USA zapewnia możliwość udziału w telefonicznej konferencji dla uczestników, którzy nie będą mogli być obecni na warsztatach.

Naukowa zasadność
Kilka niewielkich badań naukowych wykazało, że Laughter Yoga może przynieść pewne korzyści medyczne, w tym korzyści dla zdrowia układu krążenia i nastroju. Wykazano, że dobre samopoczucie u pacjentów z depresją jest tak dobre, jak terapia ruchowa. Badanie przeprowadzone przez Uniwersytet Oksfordzki wykazało, że progi bólowe stają się "znacznie wyższe" po śmiechu, w porównaniu do stanu kontrolnego i postrzegają to jako wynik samego śmiechu, a nie nastroju podmiotu. Badanie sugerowało, że śmiech wywołał "efekt opiatowy za pośrednictwem endorfin", który mógłby "odgrywać kluczową rolę w więziach społecznych".

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Political Theology: Journal
Political Theology is an academic journal founded in the United Kingdom and published by Routledge / Taylor and Francis. Now in its twentieth year of publication, the journal publishes four double issues in print per year. Political Theology investigates the connections between religious and political ideas and practices, putting scholarship on religion in dialogue with scholarship from the fields of politics, philosophy, ethics, cultural studies, and critical theory. Recent or forthcoming special issues address Reformation Political Theology, Political Theology and Pragmatism, Love in a Time of Capital, The Secularization of Hope, and Derrida's Death Penalty Seminars. We welcome article submissions and special issue proposals. The editors discuss the journal's vision here and here. The journal's archive can be found here.
The Political Theology Network
The Political Theology Network aims to be a hub for exploring the intersection of religious and political ideas and practices. The Network is interdisciplinary, publicly engaged, and committed to building links between theologians, practitioners, and humanities scholars. Riding a wave of scholarly interest in political theology that itself follows the increasing visibility of religion in public life, the Network seeks to create the infrastructure that will allow this interest to flourish in the long term, supporting discussions of political theology in the classroom, in scholarly research, and in the public arena. By bringing scholars thinking with the term "political theology" from throughout the humanities together with scholars of religious traditions, we aim to thicken the appreciation of religion's complexity among the former while sharpening the critical edge of the latter.
With support from a major grant from the Henry Luce Foundation, the Political Theology Network is organizing three sorts of activities. A biennial conference, the first of which was held at Emory University in February 2018, brings together scholars of political theology from various disciplines who would not have the opportunity to connect at their own disciplinary association meetings. This website and the podcast hosted here offer an entry-point into scholarly conversations about political theology and reflect the orientation of the Network as a whole toward social justice and public engagement. Finally, through dissertation workshops, a mentoring program for underrepresented graduate students, and outreach to other professional associations, the Network seeks to broaden the field of political theology while securing diversity and inclusivity as core values.
The Villanova Political Theology Project
The Villanova Political Theology Project advances intellectually sophisticated discussions of religion and politics that engage deeply with the Christian tradition and speak broadly to pressing issues of the day. A collaboration between Villanova's Office of Mission and Ministry, the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, and the Department of Theology and Religious Studies, the Project supports a range activities on campus and at the national level that bring Christian theologians into dialogue with humanities scholars and social scientists studying the intersection of religion and politics. Led by Villanova faculty member Vincent Lloyd with the support of a faculty advisory committee consisting of seven professors from Law, Humanities, Philosophy, Theology, and Political Science, the Project connects scholars across campus and across the country, driving an intellectual conversation and nurturing young scholars through several activities, including incubating the Political Theology Network and hosting interdisciplinary workshops.
Spring 2018 – Workshops with Chaim Saiman (Law, Villanova), Nichole Flores (Religious Studies, Virginia), Gil Anidjar (Religion, Columbia), Keri Day (Princeton Theological Seminary), Katie Walker Grimes (Theology, Villanova), Mona Siddiqui (Islamic Studies, Edinburgh), and Joshua Ralston (Edinburgh Divinity School)
Fall 2017 – Dignity from the Margins symposium, featuring Karma Chávez (Mexican American and Latina/o Studies, Texas), Christina Crosby (English, Wesleyan), Jeremy Posadas (Religious Studies, Austin), Janet Jakobsen (Women's Studies, Barnard / Columbia), Ludger Viefhues-Bailey (Philosophy, Le Moyne), Angie Heo (U. Chicago Divinity School), George Ciccariello-Maher (Politics, Drexel), Zainab Saleh (Anthropology, Haverford), Nitzan Lebovic (History, Lehigh), and Kathryn Getek-Soltis (Peace and Justice, Villanova)
Spring 2017 – Workshop with John Jackson (Social Policy and Practice, Penn) and John Lardas Modern (Religion, Franklin and Marshall)
Fall 2016 – Workshop with Menachem Lorberbaum (Jewish Studies, Tel Aviv)


The Storm's new NRL halves partnership has continued to blossom with the duo combining to put Canberra to the sword and help Melbourne retain their position at the top of the ladder.
"Jahrome's a great player and he's playing some outstanding footy," Munster said.
"Putting Jahrome in there with a bit of X-factor is going to be pretty scary for us," he said.
"Jahrome is similar to myself, a running five-eighth, but just with a seven on his back and the way he runs the ball he's going to create something out of nothing.
"That's something we love about him so hopefully he can keep going the way he's going." Melbourne will get a true test of their premiership credentials when they face South Sydney next Friday night, with the Rabbitohs only trailing the front- runners on points differential.
"It's really exciting to see where we are actually at," Munster said.


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Heroes/Heroes Reborn 2015
September 25, 2006 (2006-09-25) – February 8, 2010
The first season, known as "Volume One: Genesis", begins with a seemingly ordinary group of people who gradually become aware that they have special abilities. The story develops showing their reactions to these powers, and how this discovery affects their personal and professional lives. At the same time, several ordinary individuals are investigating the origins and extent of these abilities. Mohinder Suresh (Sendhil Ramamurthy), a research geneticist, continues his late father's research into the biological source of the powers, while Noah Bennet (Jack Coleman) represents, and is a lead agent for, a secret organization known only as "the Company" that wants to control and, if necessary, terminate those who are gifted. After only having a short time to come to terms with their new abilities, each of the heroes is drawn into the final showdown. They must each do their part to stop the destruction of the world that starts with an impending explosion at Kirby Plaza in New York City.
Season two, known as "Volume Two: Generations",[20] begins four months after the events at Kirby Plaza. The main plot of Generations deals with the Company and its research on the Shanti virus. In a flashback to 1977, the research is performed by the Company's founders, whose identities are eventually revealed, to discover what the effects of various strains of the virus will do to the human and superhuman population. The virus is weaponized and locked away at Primatech Paper, the Company's facility used as a front. Returning to the present, the heroes must come together in an attempt to stop the release of a deadly strain of the virus and avert a global pandemic.
The first part of season three is called "Volume Three: Villains". Volume three begins with an assassination attempt on Nathan Petrelli (Adrian Pasdar), a political figure who can fly, and explores its consequences. Meanwhile, several villains escape from the confines of Level 5, a maximum security area owned and operated by the Company within Primatech, and Noah Bennet attempts to recapture them. Arthur Petrelli (Robert Forster), Nathan Petrelli's father, heals from systemic nerve damage and aims to create a formula to give ordinary people superhuman abilities. The second part of season three, "Volume Four: Fugitives", reveals what happens after Nathan fails to produce the formula. After the destruction of Primatech and Pinehearst, the rival company of Primatech, the heroes attempt to lead normal lives until Nathan initiates his plan to round up all people with abilities. Sylar kills Nathan in an intense duel. However, because Nathan is a prominent political player, Matt Parkman (Greg Grunberg), who has power over people's minds, is instructed to alter Sylar's mind so that he will believe that he is Nathan and take his place. This has a negative side effect causing Sylar's consciousness to become trapped in Matt Parkman's mind.
Season four contains volume five, "Redemption", and takes place six weeks after the events of season three. The heroes try to return to their normal lives; Peter returns to his job as a paramedic, while Claire attends college. Sylar's body is causing his previously acquired abilities to manifest as he struggles with his forced identity as Nathan. Sylar's actual consciousness, trapped in Matt Parkman's mind, taunts Matt and seeks out his own body. Meanwhile, Hiro has to deal with his brain tumor that is slowly killing him and preventing him from controlling his powers. A carnival group is introduced whose leader, Samuel, tries to recruit more people with abilities into his carnival family. Samuel claims he is creating a community for special people where they are welcome to be open with their abilities and respected by outsiders. In truth, he is bringing together as many people with abilities as possible to build up his own power, moving earth. The more special people he has around him, the stronger his power. The heroes have to come together to battle Samuel and his plan to expose "specials" to the world by killing thousands of people. The series finale ends by opening the nonexistent volume six, "Brave New World", in which Claire reveals the existence of people with special abilities to a group of reporters and photographers.
Mack's Thoughts
This show kept me and many other glued to the TV screen on Monday nights including myself.. "Save the cheerleader, save the world."(recounted from memory) The storyline and the powers were some of the best live action effects for TV. The final season was garbage but all the other seasons were amazing and this show had potential to win back fans. Fortunately the second incarnation, a miniseries Heroes Reborn is set to premiere in 2015 and I CAN'T WAIT
Heroes Reborn
2015- (2010-02-08)
According to the official synopsis, the miniseries would "reconnect with the basic elements of the show's first season" in which ordinary people discovered that they had special abilities. The show will be preceded by a new digital series that introduces the new characters and storylines around which Heroes Reborn is centered.
Mack's Thoughts
This show has the potential to relaunch the series provided that they don't flood the show with too many plotlines and characters. I hope original characters will return or at least make appearances. Noah Bennet( Jack Coleman) is scheduled to return aka HRG (horn rimmed glasses). No plans have been made for Claire Bennett(Hayden Panettiere) to return. (A daughter/father reunion would be nice) Unfortunately, Skylar played by Zachary Quinto has confirmed he will not being retuning despite being contacted by series creator Tim Kring. Skylar was a fan favorite as a villain in the show. Zachari Levi has an undisclosed lead role. Coincidentally, his show CHUCK used to come on before Heroes, once upon a time on Monday nights. The original show gave us a glimpse at what powers would be like in the real world with everyday people. I look forward to a kick-a** miniseries.
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-Mack Nichols


Checked on the Internet, turned out to be a new brand established by an old company.
FoloMov = follow me to move on.
This EDC-C4 claims to be the shortest rechargeable 18650 flashlight.
The A1 is a magne usb discharger.
Currently only found in US Amazon.
Shorter than 10cm, the maximum brightness of 1200 lumens, USB charge and discharge functions.
Provide charge and discharge functions, the maximum current 1A.
With the original package comes with a 2600mAh lithium battery.
A1 charging, the green light flashes.
Can also be used as a portable power supply.
USB power supply, with no body & battery, all operating functions are fine.
Your photos are always beautiful. Thanks mate!
Folomov claims this light is the shortest rechargeable 18650 light. Not shortest 18650 light.
dqg tiny is smaller – 87mm, but - not rechargeable = – and i had 2 out of 2 fail.
manker u11 is 105mm, almost same size , it is rechargeable, and i had 1 out of 1 fail.
You can put a battery with a built-in charger in Tiny. It won't work as a powerbank, but that's probably the smallest 18650 light with a charger included.
Mine has not failed (so far)…what kind of problems did you have with it?
yes the dqg tiny is still the smallest 18650 light .
how did it fail ?
light 1: switch broke loose from board, leading me to take apart [hard due to glued driver] and discover a fragile switch, a bad mounting method, and poor soldering, not user replaceable even though i can solder, for many reasons..
I see a M4DM4X code for Folomov EDC-C4.
It seems very good to me, but I'm not sure.
Can anyone help me with the following questions?
What price is considered very good for this light? What's the historical low?
I think it would be good for $35, that is what a manker u11 costs, it is about the same more or less.
Thanks for the input…this is not the same though. Manker has a buck driver, Folomov – not sure. Folomov has bad UI. And overall quality may be worse than Manker. However, it can be used as a powerbank and I believe it's still the best flashlight-powerbank on the market.
I have one. The UI is not great. My main issue is that it won't charge the newest iPhone (8/8+ or X) unless they have changed the charging chip.
For flashlight-powerbank, isn't it there's also the Fitorch P20R and the Vollsion which looks very similar. Am wondering what aspects is the Folomov EDC C4 consider as better?
Frankly, I have forgotten about them. I did so because they are simply uninteresting for me. Why?
Because for flashlight-powerbank I consider size and weight to be of critical importance and they seem to disregard it.
Fitorch is 41% larger and 38% heavier (battery weight included).
Xiaomi is 21% larger and 55% heavier. And has smaller capacity, compounding the size deficiency.
Got my C4. It's quite a bit larger than DQG Tiny, both when it comes to length and diameter. Nevertheless quite small. Quality is OK. UI is OK, the kind of a ramp works for me and I like how blinkies are out of the way. Though mode memory bugs me. As always.
The charging cable is way longer than needed. Like 4 times longer.
Lens seems uncoated, I'd like to find a replacement. I will seek GITD o-rings as well.
The light is not glued, replacing the LED with one that suits me better should be easy.
Has anyone tried to do a resistor mod?
Thanks to Folomov, EDC-C4 is no longer the smallest 18650 flashlight-powerbank.
DQG Tiny 4th is. How?….Folomov has released an 18700 battery with a built-in powerbank. Should be DQG-compatible.
After some use I don't like the ramp.
Mode memory means that when I turn on the light I don't know what mode to expect.
Ramp means that if I change mode I don't know if it will become dimmer or brighter.
So I have to downgrade my UI rating to "bad but passable".
I have been using the Folomov as my EDC, The only thing to make this light perfect is if it came with a Narsil interface, BTW. I switched the LED to 3A tint and just love it!
GIVE US A NARSIL INTERFACE FOLOMOV!!!
I was surprised to learn that this light accepts protected cells. And even more so to learn that it actually comes with a protected cell.
Also, it requires cells to be button top.
: After some use I don't like the ramp. Mode memory means that when I turn on the light I don't know what mode to expect. Ramp means that if I change mode I don't know if it will become dimmer or brighter. So I have to downgrade my UI rating to "bad but passable".
==how did you get ramping? mine doesn;t do ramping….
It's what you wrote wle, modes going up and down. Like a ramp, but stepped.
Works great. Now C4 is very comparable in size to my single-18650 powerbank.
OTOH the stock cable has its special uses too: it enables you to connect 2 devices to a single outlet and charge them simultaneously.


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In his entry for The Princeton Encyclopedia of Poetry and Poetics (2012) on the "objective correlative," Louis Menand notes that since 1980, the term has appeared in several hundred scholarly articles. There's also no shortage of forebears of Eliot's concept, including Washington Allston, Arthur Fairchild, Pater, Coleridge, and Schiller. Robert Stallman's The Critic's Notebook (1950) is efficient in staging that conversation; in fact, The Critic's Notebook in many respects is a textual performance that parallels the objective correlative. Stallman explains in his foreword the structure of his book: "Three hundred quotations are organized into eight chapters dealing systematically with central concepts and problems of modern criticism." What The Critic's Notebook does is locate the notion of literary criticism within an array of textual particulars, borrowed from Allen Tate, John Crowe Ransom, F. R. Leavis, Paul Valéry, and the like.
Chapter 5 is devoted entirely to the idea of the objective correlative, and its opening quotation is from George Santayana, which is interesting because many scholars, to this day, when factoring Eliot's concept, leave Santayana out of the conversation (Menand's entry is a case in point). Because the format of The Critic's Notebook is purely a sequence of quotations, Stallman does not provide his own commentary; however, B. R. McElderry, in his brief article "Santayana and Eliot's 'Objective Correlative'" (1957), does. The crux of McElderry's argument lies in a passage from Santayana's Interpretations of Poetry and Religion (1900), the very same quoted by Stallman. McElderry corrects Stallman's error in dating Santayana's work as having been published in 1918, thereby recovering the provenance of the idea and suggesting that Eliot might have actually learned the objective correlative during his years as a student at Harvard studying under Santayana.
While the "objective" portion of the objective correlative has been adequately discussed by critics ("objective" as in objectivity, or as in objectal?), the "correlative" warrants further analysis. Complex combination is invariably concomitant to the term; the Poundian "phalanx of particulars" always seems to be in play when talking about the correlative. But I have never encountered a use of the word correlative elsewhere to signify anything beyond a one-to-one relationship, between one thing and another, or an individuated set. (The OED agrees.) Now maybe Eliot is referring to the "chain of events" as such an individuated set, but modifying the idea by asserting that "external facts … must terminate in sensory experience" connotes a process that, in the form of verse (or drama in the case of Hamlet), precludes true synchronicity, which is especially odd since Eliot uses the word correlative as a singular noun. Chains of events or external facts have to be ordered in verse or prose: words in lines, left to right, top to bottom, read in time. Implicit to a "chain of events" is sequence; and if "external facts" are to immediately evoke a single emotion, they would have to present themselves in turn. But correlative, as an adjective, means corresponding, contingent, related; it does not mean consecutive or sequential. One would not say the numbers one, two, three, and four are correlative.
Implicit in Santayana's sense of poetry and the correlative, I would argue, is the cognate correlativo and its synonym 'consecutive.' He discourses not solely on connectivity, in how there must be a correspondence between emotion and thing, but also on sequence, aggregation, accumulation, and how the process of combining will and matter is essentially what he understood as literature. In light of his famous disdain for the New England "genteel tradition," Santayana, a lifelong Spanish citizen, an immigrant, and a native speaker of Spanish (who at nine years old was put in Kindergarten to learn English), once wrote that he wished to "say plausibly in English as many un-English things as possible," and it appears that his understanding of the term correlative is such an instance. If it is true that Santayana educated Eliot on the principle when they were at Harvard, then Eliot's idea might be infused with Spanish connotation, that of correlativo. It would begin to explain why Eliot often imagines the objective correlative as pertaining to large scales and various experiences when in fact a correlative, in English, never extends beyond what's next.
. Louis Menand, "Objective Correlative," in The Princeton Encyclopedia of Poetry and Poetics, ed. Roland Greene and Stephen Cushman (Princeton: Princeton University Press, 2012), 963.
. Robert Wooster Stallman, The Critic's Notebook (Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press, 1950), viii.
. George Santayana, Interpretations of Poetry and Religion (New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1911), 277.
. T. S. Eliot, "Hamlet and His Problems," in Selected Essays 1917–1932 (New York: Harcourt, Brace, and Co., 1932), 124.
. Eliseo Vivas, "The Objective Correlative of T. S. Eliot," The American Bookman 1, no. 1 (Winter 1944): 12.
 George Santayana, "A Brief History of My Opinions," in Contemporary American Philosophy, ed. George P. Adams and William Pepperell Montague (London: Allen & Unwin, 1930), 242.
100 Years of Hispanglo Poetics explores furtive connections and exchanges between Anglo and Hispanic poetry and poetics, considering "Hispanic" and "Anglo" in their broadest senses.
David A. Colon's essays, reviews, and translation have appeared or are forthcoming in The Cambridge History of Latina/o Literature, The Princeton Encyclopedia of Poetry & Poetics, the Journal of Latino/Latin American Studies, Cultural Critique, Mandorla, MELUS, How2, Jacket2, and many other publications. He teaches at TCU.


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"What's Easy for Two Is Hard for One" (also known as "What's Easy for Two Is So Hard for One") is a song written and produced by Smokey Robinson and released as a single by singer Mary Wells for the Motown label.

Song information
In this song, the narrator is longing for a longtime partnership with a suitor and constantly begs the man to "take her to the preacher man" in hopes the couple does "what should be done" because "what two can easily do is so hard to be done by one".

Release and reaction
Released in mid-1963, the song returned Wells to the top 30 where it peaked at number 29 on the Billboard Hot 100 (and #8 R&B). Wells covered the song at least two more times.

Covers
"What's Easy for Two Is Hard For One" is one of the most covered Motown songs within the company.
 The Temptations recorded a version in 1965. Remained unreleased until 1999.
 The Marvelettes recorded a version in 1966. It was released in 1968 (#114 U.S. Pop).
 Connie Haines released a version in 1966.
 Barbara Randolph recorded a version in 1966.
 Lulu recorded a version for Decca Records in 1964.
 The Intruders recorded a version for their 1974 album, Energy of Love.

Personnel

Mary Wells' version
Lead vocals by Mary Wells
Backing vocals by The Andantes: Jackie Hicks, Marlene Barrow, and Louvain Demps
Instrumentation by The Funk Brothers

Temptations' version
Lead vocals by Paul Williams
Backing vocals by Eddie Kendricks, David Ruffin, Otis Williams, and Melvin Franklin
Instrumentation by The Funk Brothers

Connie Haines' version
Lead vocals by Connie Haines
Backing vocals by The Andantes
Instrumentation by The Funk Brothers and the Detroit Symphony Orchestra

Marvelettes' version
Lead vocals by Wanda Young
Backing vocals by The Andantes
Instrumentation by The Funk Brothers

References

1963 singles
Mary Wells songs
The Marvelettes songs
Songs written by Smokey Robinson
Motown singles
Song recordings produced by Smokey Robinson
1963 songs


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Aelia de jure comitiorum va ser una llei romana establerta en una data incerta, potser el 167 aC o 155 aC a proposta del tribú de la plebs Eli o del cònsol Quint Eli Pet. Disposava que abans que se celebressin els comicis es consultessin els auspicis i s'obeís els anuncis de mals auguris i els magistrats que havien de presidir la reunió poguessin vetar-la. Aquesta llei permetia als patricis que controlaven els col·legis d'arúspexs, impedir les assemblees en moments d'efervescència.

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Lleis romanes sobre els magistrats
Lleis electorals romanes