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"The city that never sleeps," New York lives up to its nickname with exciting diversions 24/7. Whether you're ready to experience the thrill of a Broadway show or you want to step into the shoes of the many immigrants who began their lives in New York with a visit to Ellis Island, the Big Apple offers both opportunities and countless more.
The USA's largest city, New York is made up of five distinct boroughs: Manhattan, Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens and Staten Island. Each district has a unique personality and features all its own, but most visitors gravitate toward Manhattan: despite being just 12 miles long and three miles wide, this central district offers plenty of action for all age groups.
Exploring other areas couldn't be easier, either; just hop on board a bus or subway line. Overall, NYC has the advantage of being seriously walkable, but also boasts a reliable and well-organized public transit system. No matter where you stay when you're in town, there's a good chance you won't be too far from the action.
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Get a bird's-eye-view of NYC
The vertical power of this city is nearly overwhelming. Only like New York embodies the golden era of skyscrapers, and eight of them became the tallest in the world at different times over the course of the 20th century. Get a bird's-eye view of New York with an elevator ride up the Empire State Building, or try less-crowded but equally impressive Top of the Rock. This observation points extends over the 67th, 69th and 70th floors of the Rockefeller Center, from which you'll find fantastic views of Manhattan, Central Park and the Empire State Building.
Eat your way from Chinatown to Little Italy
When it comes to dining in New York, you really are spoilt for choice. Little Italy and Chinatown are packed with authentic eateries, while popular all-American diners like Stardust serve classics like Brooklyn Bagel, burgers, crispy wings and nachos. Finding the best bagel in New York could easily become the ultimate quest during your time in the city; take a look here to find some of the potential nominees.
If celebrity-spotting is at the top of your menu, check out Serendipity 3 on East 60th Street. Legendary for its "Frrrozen Hot Chocolate" dessert, this hotspot is always bustling and often sprinkled with some famous faces.
The stars of Broadway
Mesmerized by the bright lights of Broadway? Make sure to book theater tickets in advance and if you're not too picky about the production, you might even score seats near the stage at discount prices. Just ask the box office staff if the show has a daily ticket lottery system in place. From Wicked to Phantom of the Opera to Chicago, you could be watching one of the biggest shows on the planet when you're in town.
Where to stay
If you're itching to stay in the heart of the city, look no further than Manhattan's Uptown. Its northernmost clime is home to the Guggenheim Museum and the Met, Greenwich Village, Central Park and a revitalized, culture-drenched Harlem.
It goes without saying that NYC's most exclusive hotels are in Midtown: the New York Marriott Marquis (right on Times Square), The Peninsula New York (Fifth Avenue), Doubletree Guest Suites (Times Square) and the Carlyle (Madison Avenue). The famous lights of Broadway are only a cab or subway ride away, and affordable Midtown stays are also available: take a look at our Budget Big Apple guide for all the Manhattan tips you need.
A city within a city, Manhattan's lower precinct is made up of world-famous areas such as Chinatown, Little Italy, Wall Street and the resurrected World Trade Center. Soho's fashionistas, Tribeca's celebrities, and the East Village's culinary delights also make downtown truly cosmopolitan.
Close enough to the Manhattan buzz, but with a laid-back feel, Brooklyn is a borough where you can experience echoes of New York from days gone by, while enjoying the hippest crowds, trends and venues. Here you'll find hotels to suit a wide range of budgets and tastes. Just across the East River from Manhattan, the New York Marriott at Brooklyn Bridge is a gateway to both Manhattan and the heart of Brooklyn. Close to McCarren Park, the uber-cool King and Grove Williamsburg is the first full-service lifestyle hotel in Brooklyn. On Dean Street, The Missing Lantern offers the kind of affordable rooms that make Brooklyn a prime option for those traveling on a budget.
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Last August my husband and I were reluctant to take our annual family vacation. Would something happen? But we went, knowing that time with our adult children, who live all around the country, was also important.
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We had just entered the rental house when the phone rang. My mother-in-law had been admitted to a hospital many hours away. My brother-in-law gave us bedside reports, and she was released the next day.
On the last day of vacation, the phone rang again. My mother had had a massive stroke. I traveled for six hours to her and stayed in the hospital with her for six days until she died.
Caregiving brings about a swirl of feelings: sadness, frustration, anger, anxiety, guilt, resentment, confusion, isolation, loss, fear, grief, impatience and stress. I have been overwhelmed, drained by sibling tension and torn between my own family, work, personal time and parental needs.
I've also experienced devotion, tenderness, intimacy, gratitude, patience and purpose in my role. In fact, a recent study from the Sloan Center on Aging & Work at Boston College found that older Americans who feel they are making a difference in caregiving and are highly engaged in what they're doing feel happier and more content. I understand that, as well.
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Caregivers frequently grieve the loss of the person they once knew, even though their loved one is still alive. Until her first stroke, in 2008, my mother, a former university English teacher, read a book a day, without glasses, and was in three book clubs. Post-stroke, she could no longer see well enough to read and couldn't process Books on Tape. Instead of dashing to a play, a lecture or a party, she stayed home, unable to walk unaided or get up from a chair by herself. She was a different person.
"When someone dies, it is an overwhelming and horrible experience, but it is the end of something," says Suzanne Mintz, cofounder of the National Family Caregivers Association and author of A Family Caregiver Speaks Up: It Doesn't Have to Be This Hard. "But with a caregiver, the grief is perpetual; it goes on and on and on." Mintz has watched her husband, diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in 1974, lose his independence. "You grieve because you've lost the life you had, and you know it won't be coming back. Both of you have the diagnosis — the person with the condition and the family caregiver," says Mintz.
One way to combat grief is to forge a way to relate to the "new" person. Chuck Niggley's wife was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease 27 years ago. "Do I ever think about what if my wife weren't ill? Sure," says the Beaverton, Ore., 73-year-old. "But I don't spend time dwelling on it. I've given up going to a three-hour movie or a baseball game with her, but we've substituted things we can do together, like attending our grandchildren's events and going to music programs."
The arts, in fact, give caregivers and their charges a powerful way to connect. Interactive creative programs — such as songwriting, storytelling, dancing, playing instruments and painting — provide ways for caregivers and care recipients to relinquish their usual roles and enjoy a fun and stimulating sensory experience together.
New York's Museum of Modern Art opens its doors to those with dementia and their caregivers each month. An art educator leads a discussion about master artists — van Gogh, Picasso, Degas — while the group views their works. This exercise taps into little-used senses and memories and ignites lively conversation, often making it impossible to tell who's taking care of whom.
My mother had always loved poetry, so I would bring Robert Louis Stevenson's A Child's Garden of Verses, a collection of the same poems she had once read to me and I had read to my children, when I visited. She'd smile as we finished the lines together, and I felt close to the mother I remembered while relating to the person she had become.


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Panetta welcomed Peres to the Pentagon and congratulated him on being nominated for the Presidential Medal of Freedom by President Barack Obama, the highest honor awarded to civilians in the United States
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Antenna Diameter: 1 m (high-gain)
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Total Cost: Total research, development, launch, and support costs for the Mariner series of spacecraft (Mariners 1 through 10) was approximately $554 million.
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We now have two departments housed in the Behavioral Sciences Division. First, we have the Psychological Sciences Department (Dr. Strapp will be Department Head). The addition of the term "Sciences" highlights the fact that our discipline is very scientific in nature. This type of department name change has become increasingly common around the U.S. and Europe. The other department we have created is the Gerontology Department (Dr. Toray will be Department Head).
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The 1999 World Health Organization/International Association for the Study of Lung Cancer Histological Classification of Lung and Pleural Tumors identifies many types of lung cancer, however by far three types of NSCLC are most often diagnosed: adenocarcinoma, squamous cell carcinoma and large cell carcinoma. Also sometimes seen is "undifferentiated" NSCLC but more precise categorizing is encouraged by experts in the field. Some lung tumors contain more than one type of lung cancer.
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Remington Park Derby (G2) winner Diamond For Jess is the 5-2 morning-line favorite for the $200,000 Adequan Derby Challenge Championship (G1) on Friday at Fair Grounds Race Course in New Orleans. The 3-year-old gelding by Feature Mr Jess will break from post 8 in the 400-yard race, which is part of the 18th Bank of America Racing Challenge Championships, the season-ending championship event of AQHA's purse and bonus awards program.
Diamond For Jess, who races for Dan W. Nicks of Devine, Texas, and is trained by Rick Robinson, has won four of seven races this year. He earned a spot in the Fair Grounds race by winning the Adequan Sam Houston Derby Challenge (G3).
On November 16, post positions for the Challenge Championships were drawn during a brunch at Fair Grounds. The Derby Challenge Championship starters, in post position order with their jockeys and morning-line odds, are:
An Ocean Rocket, Joe Martinez, 12-1
Rebas Corona, Esgar Ramirez, 8-1
Call Me Fisher, G.R. Carter Jr. 6-1
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The Derby Challenge Championship is sponsored by Adequan, the official equine joint therapy manufacturer of AQHA. The race is the 11th race on the 13-race card at Fair Grounds with an approximate post time of 9:20 p.m. Central time.
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One 3 to 3 1/2 lb. whole chicken
Preheat the oven to 450 degrees F.
Using a sharp pair of kitchen shears, spatchcock* the chicken by removing the backbone of the chicken and discard or freeze for stock. Flatten out the chicken and sprinkle both sides liberally with salt and pepper. Lay the chicken breast-side-up in a roasting pan (I adore my 12" cast iron skillet for this), and pat the breast skin dry with a paper towel. Season again with more salt and pepper. Nestle the potatoes around the chicken, and drizzle them lightly with olive oil. Sprinkle with salt and pepper.
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1/2 teaspoon
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1/4 cup
semisweet chocolate chips
I thought these were very tasty. However when making them I have learned to add more chips to your desire and also refrigerate the dough for 15 minutes before baking so they don't spread so much.
Unfortunately, I have to agree with all the negative comments about this recipe. They have got to be THE greasiest cookies EVER and they weren't cookies ... it was just one giant, extremely thin, cookie-like mess on the baking pan (it did taste good if you didn't mind allll the grease). They spread out far too thin - I could hardly scrape them off the cookie sheet. Would never make again. Even my husband rated them 1/5 and he is a cookie monster. :)
My advice to you - keep searching for the perfect chewy cookie recipe - unfortunately, this one isn't worth the time or expense. If you did want any of the cookie mess, you had to eat with a spoon.
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I have never been able to make chocolate chip cookies stay chewy, but I followed these directions exactly and they came out exactly like they should be -- a little crispy on the edges and nice and chewy on the inside. MMMMmm! The only slight change I'll make next time is, I'll stir the chocolate chips right in with the batter, just to make it easier on myself. These are a winner!
my husband absolutely dies for these cookies! I tried changing a few things, and he sure didnt eat as many!! Fabulous recipe! thanks!! Months later and we are still loving these cookies!! dont know what the rest of you are doing wrong to wreck them! maybe the altitude? I know my recipe's in Africa do NOT turn out the same in Canada!!! Try using more flour or something? I live in Dawson Creek BC in Canada, and these are excellent cookies! :)
These cookies are pretty good when baked as described. They are VERY buttery, so next time I will reduce the butter a little. Also, they definitely need more chocolate chips so I mixed some in the batter and then placed a few more on top. These cookies bake very flat, so be sure to keep your dough balls small and widely spaced, or it will spread too much in the pan and you'll end up with one giant cookie.
This is the worst recipe I have ever encountered. I followed her recipe exactly as described (I don't like making changes to a recipe used for the first time). The cookies turned out thin and broke apart when I tried to spatula them from the pan. They spread out too far in the pan. Very disappointed.
they were horrible it seemes you might as well eat a cup of butter. They were way too flat. I would not recomemd this recipe.
Yummy Yummy! I loved the cookies and so did my husband. The only thing I did differently was put the chocolate chips within the batter, i found that a lot easier. But other than that it was a great recipe!
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Sunday, March 24, 2002Johnson City, Tenn. (March 24, 2002) - East Tennessee State's women's tennis team (1-13) lost 5-2 to the University of Dayton Flyers (12-2) Sunday afternoon at the ETSU Tennis Center. The Lady Bucs started the day off by winning the doubles point but Dayton would take five singles wins to earn the victory. ETSU took the doubles point with two wins. Jessica Irey (Clewiston, Fla) and Gemma Halim (Jakarta, Indonesia) easily took care of Dayton's Katie Landrigan and Julie Green, 8-0. The Flyers would come back in the No. 3 doubles match when Moreen Wiggins and Angela Trigilio defeated Heather Jones (Elizabethton, Tenn.) and Charmaine Luvis (Gastonia, N.C.), 8-1. The deciding match was an exciting one between ETSU's team of Aimee Villavicencio (Lexington, Ky.) and Tatiana Arriaran (Cochabamba, Bolivia) and the Dayton team of Sarah Miller and Megan Flynn. The Lady Bucs were behind most of the match before tying it up at 6-6. Then Villavicencio and Arriaran pulled out the 8-6 win to secure the doubles point for ETSU. Dayton would win most of the singles matches but not without a fight from the Lady Bucs. Villavicencio would end her No. 4 match early with Christy Whalen due to a nagging ankle injury. Landrigan shut out Luvis in both sets of their No. 6 match. Courtney McDowell defeated Jones 6-2, 6-1 in the No. 5 match. Irey and Erin Kirkland would have a great No. 1 match. Kirkland would win in three sets, 2-6, 6-4, 6-1, over Irey. Halim would comeback after losing her first set, 7-5, to Rebecca Stanchin and takes the second set, 6-1. In the third set, Stanchin would edge out Halim 6-4 to win the match. The last match to end was between Arriaran and Angie Del Rosso. Arriaran lost the first set, 6-4, then won the second set 6-1. The third set went into a tiebreaker with Arriaran scoring the win for the Lady Bucs. The women travel to Greenville, S.C. to play Furman at 3:00 p.m. on Tuesday, March 26th. Dayton 5, ETSU 2 Singles: 1) Erin Kirkland (UD) def. Jessica Irey (ETSU) 2-6, 6-4, 6-1 2) Rebecca Stanchin (UD) def. Gemma Halim (ETSU) 7-5, 1-6, 6-4 3) Tatiana Arriaran (ETSU) def. Angie Del Rosso (UD) 4-6, 6-1, 7-6 (7-2) 4) Christy Whalen (UD) def. Aimee Villavicencio (ETSU) 1-0 ret. 5) Courtney McDowell (UD) def. Heather Jones (ETSU) 6-2, 6-4 6) Katie Landrigan (UD) def. Charmaine Luvis (ETSU) 6-0, 6-0 Doubles: 1) Irey/Halim (ETSU) def. Landrigan/Green (UD) 8-0 2) Arriaran/Villavicencio (ETSU) def. Miller/Flynn(UD) 8-6 3) Wiggins/Trigilio (UD) def. Jones/Luvis (ETSU) 8-1
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Hi i am new to this forum and i have a question about a weld test/interview.
I recently sent a email to a fab company in my area asking if they had any mig welding positions available. The last time i have welded was 5 years ago as a union worker. I welded for that company for 2 years before i moved to a new city. I have since been doing landscaping and window cleaning in the summer with family and using my pay and a inheritance in the winters to get by. Now i want to get back in to welding.
I recievd a email back saying they do not have any work today but that can change tomorrow. They asked if i can stop in for a weld test/interview i have not called them back yet to set it up. I wanted to know what should i wear and do i have to have my own gear? I only have timberland nubuck boots or old brown steel tip boots, jeans and hoodies i was thinking of wearing. I do not have my weld boots, gloves, tools or my hood anymore but i would buy everything if i got the job. Also i am a little worried about taking a weld test after not welding in five years even tho my welds were always good. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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You can't buy a cheep pair of gloves and borrow a hood and jacket? I would bring a basic bag of tools and PPE. I don't know exactly the company and what there are going to expect or exactly what the position being filled is.Never Satisfied
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All places I have done a weld test for have supplied me with the gear to do the test. I would at least wear boots, jeans and a long sleeve shirt just in case they don't provide a jacket or sleeves. They should at least have some gloves and a hood you can use. I would just ask them about it when u set up the interview.
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First be honest with them up front. How many years you been welding. Most important how long you have been out of it. That way your inspector does not judge you wrong. Most of the time they will let you run a few practice beads. To kinda see if you look like you have a idea what your doing. Also when taking a weld test go as prepared as possible to do the job. Welding test that is. If you don't have a hood some will loan One some won't. Dress appropriate jeans shirt boots so on. Remember your the one wanting the job. There are probably a few more wanting it as well.ARMOR
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Every company will most likely be different. The first shop I worked at they would set the machine (stick) at zero & give you two or three different size/type rods & ask you to run a few beads with each. So you had to know what amps to run, etc.
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If you are in the field at all learn to stand around yakking on the cell phone looking important explaining to someone why the job cant get done. Ha, ok, well if they want to take a look go ahead, doesnt sound like you have much to lose and if they were not interested at all you would have got a rejection, dont bother etc but they ask you back.
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Thanks to everyone who responded i appreciate it very much. I could go out now and buy a hood ect for the test but i would rather wait to see if i get the job. I will just be honest with the foreman when i call Monday to set up the test/interview and tell him i do not have my hood/gear anymore due to the fact i have not mig welded in a few years. As far as the weld test goes he said in the email it will consist of a simple mig welding test so i assume it will not be that bad. I am just a little worried because i have not had any practice in years hopefully i will pick it right back up.
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you can dress up for the dance,but if you can't dance, your dance maybe a short one? what i mean is,,,your weld test maybe short.
you have been away from it for five years. there must be a trade school near?maybe you have a friend that can help you?
the best thing is find out the weld procedure your going to do. then work on being ready for the test. it will take some time,or would you like to fail.
i had an old welder friend tell me one thing,there is no bluffing it on the job. he was right.
i been around a long time in the welding industry,do it right or be history. sorry but, i'm not kidding.


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U15 Florida Boys Crowned Presidents Cup Champs
Representing FYSA Region B, the U15 Florida Rush Swoosh team battled through two very tough matches winning 2-0 against Cape Coral Cyclone's in the semi-final match, then 2-1 against SAA of the America's Homestead for the championship.
"Our team has done an outstanding job and deserves to be State Champions," said Head Coach Jim Preusser. "The two teams we faced at Presidents Cup were very strong, but the boys found a way to win. Not only was their technical and tactical ability evident in these matches, but their mental toughness allowed them to achieve success. This accomplishment is tremendous and we are thrilled to compete at the Region III Presidents Cup in Decatur, Alabama not only representing the State of Florida, but, more importantly, representing our club. GO RUSH!"
"When I look at our U15 Boys Swoosh team," says Technical Director Marcos Machado, "I see a team that knows the true meaning of commitment, hard work and passion. I'm really proud of Coach Jim and his team, they've once again gone beyond the expectations. On behalf of the Rush family I wish them the best of luck at the Region III Presidents Cup in Decatur."
"Watching this team play at President's Cup made me proud to be a part of Florida Rush," said Executive Director Richie Gray. "Our team worked smarter, played harder and never gave up. Coach Jim did an excellent job preparing his team to compete and the players earned the championship title. All of us here at Rush are very proud of our U15 Swoosh team and wish them the best of luck at the Region III President's Cup Championship in June."
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Piaget Emperador tourbillon cushion-shaped watch, 46.5 mm. Case in 18K white gold. Small sapphire case back. Manufacture Piaget 1270P ultra-thin self-winding tourbillon mechanical movement with power-reserve indicator on the back. Platinum oscillating weight. Limited edition of 18 individually numbered timepieces.
Metal: White gold
Metal weight (gr): 125.7
Strap type: Alligator
Strap colour: Black
Strap buckle: Folding clasp
Case shape: Cushion
Case diameter: 46.5 mm
Case thickness: 10.4 mm
Dial colour: Black
Index: Batons
Waterproofness: 03 ATM
Specificities: Small sapphire case back
Movement: Self-winding mechanical
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This numbered and limited edition is the very expression of everything that Piaget carries in its genes: a unique expertise in the field of ultra-thin movements, linked to a desire to develop calibres with complications that are ever more innovative and creative. Drawing the inspiration for its features both from the Piaget 600P calibre – the thinnest hand-wound shaped tourbillon movement in the world – and from the Piaget 1208P calibre – the thinnest self-winding movement in the world equipped with a micro-rotor – the Piaget 1270P calibre, Piaget's first ultra-thin self-winding tourbillon movement with a thickness of just 5.55 mm, offers innovations that are both technical and aesthetic. Asserting its bold and modern character, its surface treatment echoes the black nuances seen on the bezel.
In fact, the new Piaget Emperador cushion-shaped self-winding tourbillon watch has one of the thinnest profiles on the market, the depth of its case being only 10.4 mm. This luxury watch forms part of the long tradition of major advances and innovations through which Piaget has made its enduring mark on the history of Fine Watchmaking.
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The 1270P movement is derived from two ultra-thin Piaget movements: the 600P movement, the world's thinnest hand-wound tourbillon movement, and the 1208P movement, the world's thinnest self-winding movement, fitted with a micro-rotor. The 1270P movement is Piaget's first self-winding, ultra-thin movement. It measures 5.55 mm in thickness and incorporates several technical and design innovations. It is a genuine Fine Watchmaking signature, one of the most symbolic complications in existence. Apart from the technical achievement of producing a highly complex mechanical movement of 269 components in an extremely small space – some wheels are barely more than 0.12 mm thick – the 1270P movement is also distinguished by its exceptional design. It confidently ignores the established codes of Fine Watchmaking by inversing its key elements. On the dial side, the off-centre micro-rotor made in gold is open to full view and intertwines with the impressive off-centre tourbillon carriage, creating the figure 8, the definitive lucky number. Also off-centred are the hour and minute hands, positioned at 5 o'clock and decorated with a sunburst guilloché motif. The delicate finishing of the movement is clearly visible: guilloché sunburst motif produced by laser, slender hour markers pointing to the off-centred hands, and underlined counters, oscillating weight and tourbillon in gold. The contemporary feel of the whole movement is counterbalanced by the traditional Fine Watchmaking decoration of the micro-rotor: a guilloché motif and Piaget coat-of-arms. The solid case-back is engraved with the Piaget coat-of-arms and the name of the 1270P movement. It includes two apertures: one for the power-reserve indicator, the other revealing the bottom of the tourbillon carriage
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Functions: Hours at 5 o'clock, Minutes at 5 o'clock, Seconds, Power reserve indicator
Technical features: Ultra-thin movement, Off-centred micro-rotor in gold, Flying tourbillon at 1 o'clock, Titanium carriage
Power reserve (in hours): Approx. 42
Frequency (vph): 21,600
Frequency (Hz): 3
Diameter (lines): 15.50
Diameter (mm): 34.9
Number of jewels: 35
Thickness (mm): 5.5
Number of components: 269
Finishing: Mainplate with guilloché and satin-brushed sunburst motif starting at the Hours and Minutes, Circular Côtes de Genève starting at the centre of the Tourbillon, Circular-grained mainplate and bridges, Mainplate drawn by hand, Bridges bevelled, circular-grained and drawn by hand, Bridges with satin-brushed sunburst motif, Circular-grained wheels, Barrel-cover with satin-brushed sunburst motif, Blued screws, Gold oscillating weight engraved with the Piaget coat of arms
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