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To the Editor,
The recent talk of gun bans and executive orders should have a chilling effect on all persons whether you choose to own firearms or not. I keep hearing these supposedly gun owners' recount that they hunt with guns and say things like, "I don't see why any hunter or someone who likes to shoot for fun would need a high capacity magazine or a military type firearm." Sounds innocent doesn't it and might even sound reasonable to many.
The Second Amendment was not placed in the Constitution to cover one's needs to hunt for food. It has been determined in the Supreme Court to be an individual right to bear arms for defense. It is further strengthened and clarified by saying that this right will not be infringed on.
Why is the Second Amendment so important to many legitimate gun owners? Well because freedom is earned and freedom can be lost quickly. Let's take a short history lesson of recent events in this country.
First let's go back to World War II. Do you know what we did to many citizens of the United States who were of Japanese ancestry? President Franklin D. Roosevelt authorized the internment of our fellow law abiding citizens with Executive Order 9066, issued February 19, 1942. This power was used to gather up thousands of our law abiding Japanese ancestry citizens and put them in internment camps for up to four years. The civil rights movement is another example of how a government can and did withhold freedoms from Black Americans. After all those years when did the changes come? Not until people organized, protested and actually broke the established laws that took away those freedoms. This organized effort resulted in the 1964 amendment to change this dark part of our history.
I am surprised based on this recent history that many minority Americans will buy into this banning of firearms owned by legitimate gun owners. Now you might say that those recent times are part of the past and will never revisit us again. Wrong, look what happens when a significant natural disaster takes place like Katrina. Police officers were involved in shooting 11 civilians in the days after Katrina. Only one of the people shot by police - Henry Glover - was allegedly stealing goods at the time he was shot and he was shot in the back. People were forced from their homes and disarmed of legally owned firearms and so left defenseless among roaming gangs of criminals. Yes natural disasters are ripe opportunities for your Constitutional rights to be taken away from you. Do you want to be defenseless in a time of crisis? Are you confident that someone else will protect you and your family during a natural or manmade crisis? I am not relying on anyone else to protect myself or my loved ones. I want to be able to own a firearm fully capable of defending myself and other law abiding persons during a crisis time whenever it may arise.
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Chrispy_ wrote:GTX660? It's not available yet, and all the info so far points to it being a 150W card that will be available in Europe by September for about €300. It's not really in the same ballpark as anything the OP is talking about; If the estimates are right, it's so overbudget as to be ridiculous.
I'd go for the 7770 instead of the 6870, it is rated at just 80W compared to 151W for the 6870 (wikipedia, admittedly).
The VTX is pretty good, since it's cheap and the stock 7770 fan seems very quiet.
Of the overclocked/aftermarket coolers, the one to get is the Sapphire vapor-X, without question. Heapipes, twin 70mm fans, you can't go wrong. I am very impressed by the Vapor-X cards I've seen, in fact I bought one recently and for a 200W GPU, it's remarkably quiet.
Airmantharp wrote:For Crossfire, it's just not worth it if you're using lower-end cards. You may get the FPS, but you also get micro-stuttering, along with splitting PCIe lanes and extra power requirements. It's not totally out of the picture and it might very well be the best inexpensive option, but unless there isn't a single card available that's fast enough, Crossfire/SLi shouldn't be used.
Some people wrote: Crossfire stuff.
Jason181 wrote:Microstuttering isn't a problem if all of the frames are below the inverse of the refresh rate..
Chrispy_ wrote:HTPC.
NVidia's financial Q3 runs through Halloween.Chrispy_ wrote:"Q3" which is probably financial rather than calendar year, given that the GTX660 is still counted as Q2 in August.
Airmantharp wrote:My stock HD6950's were rather quiet under load, thank you, and silent at stock. Granted my case setup was designed to take advantage of their exhausting coolers.
DPete27 wrote:You may want to read through this article which illustrates the pitfalls of microstuttering incurred with multi-GPU setups.
Dpete27 wrote:I would agree that microstuttering becomes less frequent as your graphics horsepower increases, but games are set to automatically detect and apply optimal video settings based on your setup...
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Is there a standard size for the width of a website in a mockup? What is that size? Why?
I start most of my mockups at 1200px wide even though I'm designing for 1024px resolution. I set up guides within the mockup for 1000px. The height may vary. The reason I make my mockup file wider is to see how the design feels with breathing room around it. Most people use higher than 1024px these days.
Short answer: 775x400 for 800x600, and for 1024x768 use 1000x500.
Long answer: You cannot ever be sure that your presentation it will look right on your client computer (it could have a different operative system, browsers, a different calibrated monitor, or a lower resolution with big font setted to read better). For this reason I tend to show always presentation on my computer if I can.
If I cannot show it on my pc on the size matter I use those my personal rules (Don't take my measurements as holy ones, everyone has his owns):
As safe size it is good optimise for 800x600 (removing scrollbard and topbar I use 775x400 as "above the line"). But nowdays with more cheaper screen with wider standard I started to design for 1024x768 (1000x500)
The important it is to optimise not for the height but for the width. Height it is solvable with a simple scroll of a mouse, with the width if you don't have a mac mouse you cannot scroll horizontally to view more information. It is good to know however where more or less could be positioned the bottom line of the screen, even if it is impossible to determine precisely .
NOTE: I use such low height even on 1000px because people tend to have a lot of additional scrollbars on the basic browser (like GoogleRank for example or bookmarks, and many many others), so I always like to design for worst situation is possible.
P.s. sorry for my bad english :)
I'm surprised no one has mentioned this yet:
Google has a nice development tool called
Browser Size
It should pretty much answer your question alone.
I have a few notes on current trends:
Currently the vast majority of users have resolutions of 1024x600 (tablet/netbook) or bigger. You have to remember to remove about
Users are not quite as good at scrolling horizontally, so making layouts wider than 1000px is not recommended.
Also many users with larger screens do not use their entire screen for their web browser. Especially now that Windows 7 includes simple drag-n-dock functionality to drop a window on half the screen.
In summary:
We have a tracking program which tells us information about our users. More than half are at 1024x768. So I use that as the "standard" monitor size.
However, that's not your live area for your site — people have sidebars, they don't always open the browser window full width, etc.
I like the 960 grid system. The numbers are flexible and the website provides lots of templates to download. I use that for my mockups, and everyone's been pretty happy so far.
I'd have to look for stats to back me up (such as this SO blog post), but 1024x768 has taken or is taking over as the standard common denominator for screen resolution. I design web mockups for general audiences with a width of 1000 px to account for scrollbars and window borders with a resolution with a width of 1024 px. For more specific audiences, Pekka's right in his comment. Find out what the norm is for the target audience.
Browser size today is a tricky question because people are using two types of devices, computers with higher and higher resolutions and phones with relatively low resolutions.
If you're making a site to be a site than most computers today (most being 90% or more) have a minimum resolution of 1024. If you want slightly fewer computers but still a good percentage than 1200 is also in that range.
If you're making a mobile site, most phones max out at 480px for horizontal browsing, but most of them also have some sort of rendering system for larger sites.
The question for size is all about your own audience, if your target is a bunch of designers, you can have a larger site, if it's middle aged folks looking for new car insurance than you should work a little smaller, and if it's for phone users to look at while on their phones, even smaller still.
It totally depends on your website, as a rule, I'd tend not to go over 1000 for those clients on old machines. However studies are now showing that designing for 1200 is now acceptable in the design world, so it's food for thought definitely.
Your plan should be to hit the lowest common denominator and if that happens to be Joe Dinosaur on an 800x600 Windows 95 machine then that's who you should cater for.
Also it totally depends on the design of your website. I'm currently designing a website for my agency and it's going to be 800 wide, that is for preference, not to cater to anyone specific.
I recommend to use 960px for width of your template, because most screen resolution are 1028px , so the scroll-bar will not appear and you will see the background which you used as well.
Unfortunately there isn't any standard size as the webpages now are accessed in a number of displays. Though to be on safer side, please research on the most popular resolutions (For example, 1024x768) and design on the basis of the popularity.
The answer is: No, there is no 'standard'.
I will suggest you to use 1024px for standard width. Because, maximum number of pc built with crt monitor and the resolution of this monitor is 1024*768px.
800 TO 1000PX WIDTH. Most websites are that size
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Joel keeps suggesting such a site in the SO podcast, and imho it would be a perfect fit for the platform. Apparently Jeff wants it to be part of superuser.com. Isn't the gamers' community large enough to deserve its own site?
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What's wrong with GameFAQs (other than their connection to Gamespot and lack of ponies)? They even have a question and answer system now.
If they include video games as part of SuperUser I will be incredibly unhappy.
I think it is worth remembering that having the site is only half the battle. Actually, I'm lying. Having the site is about 2% of the battle. Getting a critical mass of users is the other 98%.
In the case of StackOverflow, it was the combined (and separate) fame of Jeff and Joel that got the ball rolling; otherwise the site would have likely languished without enough quality questions and answers to get it going.
So, the question is not "Does the Gamers community deserve its own site?", but rather, who has enough credibility in the Gamer community to get a similar site going?
I don't know of any plans for anything like this, but you can make your own:
If anyone is interested, I own:
There is one now, it's called Arqade. You can find it at http://gaming.stackexchange.com/
I wouldn't expect to see one site for games - I'd expect to see specific sites for specific games, or at least genres.
I know one of the benefits of the SO model is that with tags you can sort of categorise without segmenting, but I would expect a popular new game to have enough interest to make it worth having a specific site - within that site, the tags could be for modding, achievements, tactics, walkthroughs etc.
Likewise one site could cover a whole series, e.g. "EvilOverflow" for the Resident Evil games.
I'd expect this to be one of the uses of an open sourced SO - or possibly StackExchange. Definitely better to get it maintained by the community around that game rather than by Jeff et al.
I think that an SO-variant for games would be quite successful - especially since you could generate revenue through targeted advertising. Based on which questions people answer, upvote, or read, you could deliver ads for games that match the genres that they like.
Hmmm, I should probably patent that idea...
Frankly, I don't see what gaming questions have to do with the questions asked in SO, SF, or (shortly) SU. I think a version for computer games could be very nice for computer gamers, but somebody would need to get it going.
There is a StackExchange site for gamers that has been up for a while: GameLegend. It's been having a very difficult time building a community so far. I've been trying my best, but I'm just one gamer.


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i'm not doing anything related to physics, but i'm just curious : What really happen when i short circuit an alkaline battery ? some article in the net shown that fire/explosion can be happened when short circuit the battery. How can this happen? coz i got some article said that there is an 'internal' resistance of the battery that prevent very high current is drawn (exceed the maximum current), so i think this become the safety tool , so current or temperature won't be a problem.
But why can still produce fire or explosion ? And why the manufacture of the battery (like for example some of AA alkaline) doesn't provide info about maximum c rating or maximum current to be drawn (so where can i find it?). Ussually only Voltage and capacity(mAH) is printed. Is that kind of info is not important so it's ignored. Sometime the mAH is not even printed on AA batery. I can only see it on lipo or nimh batt.


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I need to find a function to enumerate the ordered list of sequential words based on a charset. Let me give you an example.
If the charset is "abc", the function to be found "f" should compute the following:
f(0) = a
f(1) = b
f(2) = c
f(3) = aa
f(4) = ab
f(5) = ac
f(6) = ba
f(7) = bb
f(8) = bb
f(9) = ca
f(10) = cb
f(11) = cc
f(12) = aaa
It is important to note that "aaa" is different from "aa" or "aaaa". This is why I found it difficult to represent abc as a number system to the base 3.
I am looking for an explicit definition of f(n) to compute f for an arbitrary n without enumerating recursively.


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I think we know the story.
Matthew 21:12
And Jesus went into the temple of God, and cast out all them that sold and bought in the temple, and overthrew the tables of the moneychangers, and the seats of them that sold doves
Can we emulate this as Christians? I mean, can we get as angry as this? I can say Jesus was fighting on behalf of God. If we do the same, are we also justified?


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I understand this is the relative value of playing vs. winning, but how do I determine the values? Am I supposed to count the pot? Does the cost of playing include hands already played, or just the next draw?
What are Pot Odds?
Pot odds are the value of the pot (how much you stand to win) in comparison to the cost of you calling, and are most often used to evaluate the value of making the considered call.
Calculating Pot Odds
Pot odds are a ratio,
To convert this ratio to an equivalent percentage, divide the
To convert a percentage back to a ratio, subtract the
Using Pot Odds to Calculate Value of a Call
Example: If the pot is $50, and the cost to call is $10 your pot odds are 50:10 or 5:1 (16.7%) when reduced.
If the odds of you drawing the winning hand are greater than
Obviously, even if the expected value of calling is positive you may still lose the hand... but over extended sessions these value calculations will be true statistically.
The trick often happens when using pot odds early in a hand (ex. Flop or Turn in Texas Hold'em) where the pot odds and chance of winning the pot may change again... this brings up the concept of implied odds and can be read about on Wikipedia and all over.
Pot odds are a way of determining whether it's worthwhile to continue with a hand.
Suppose that the pot contains $10 at the river and your opponent bets $2. You think that there's a 20% chance that you have the best hand, and that if you raise your opponent will fold a worse hand or reraise a better one, so your options are to call or fold. What should you do?
It will cost you $2 to call the bet, to win a pot of $12 (the $10 already in it, plus the $2 your opponent just bet), which means you're getting pot odds of 12 to 2 (or 6 to 1). Since you expect to win 20% of the time, you only need odds of 5 to 1 to break even, so you should call the bet.
If this wasn't the river, you would also need to calculate implied odds: the amount you expect to be put into the pot on future hands (which could push you towards either calling or folding).
Let's take a concrete example, so it's a bit easier to understand.
You are playing with Alice and Bob. The blinds are 50/100. You are the big blind, Alice is under the gun, and Bob is the small blind.
You post 50, and Bob posts 100 blind. Alice calls 100. Bob raises to 400. Currently, the pot contains 550. To call, you would need to add 350 to your 50. If you call, the pot will be 900. Therefore, the pot odds are 350 to 900 - you pay 350 to get a chance to win 900. If you believe that your odds are better than 350/900 (38%), you should call - that is ignoring anything that happens after the call.
Pot odds are the ratio between the amount of money available to win, and the amount you have to call. You should be counting the amount in the pot as the hand progresses, since you will not be allowed to touch the pot, and it usually can't be counted for you, during the hand.
For instance, if the pot is $25, and someone makes a $5 bet, your pot odds are (25 + 5) to 5, or 6 to 1. This means you can win 6 dollars for every 1 dollar of your call.
Relating it to your decision, you would need to be able to win at least one time in 7 to make the call profitable.
Pot odds are the odds you get when you make a call after a bet (or a raise) and it concerns a single hand. It is totally independent of the hands already played.
Yes. They are typically expressed in "... to one". For example, if the pot has $15 and someone bets $6 in it (typically not a strong enough bet but that is not the point), then now the pot has $21 in it and if you have to pay $6 to call, you're getting 3.5:1 on your call ($21 divided by $6 gives 3.5).
It's a convenient way to determine if your call makes sense compared to your hand, especially if your hand is a draw-hand (for example you're trying to hit a flush or a straight).
Note that the pot odds are also called "explicit odds" and it's not enough to only take into account these odds: you typically also want to take into account what are called the "implied odds" (but that is a topic for another question).
Pot odds are the ratio of the current size of the pot to the cost of a contemplated call.
They are very closely related to explicit odds (fully and clearly expressed odds on offer right now) and implicit odds (not expressly stated, pertaining to probable explicit odds in later scenarios).
Specifically, odds relate to costs. Explicit pot odds relate to how likely your hand will win now versus the cost, and implicit odds relate to how likely your hand will win later (considering outs for you and your opponent/s) in the future.
Getting 3:1 pot odds means we have to win 1 in every 4 times to break even. To give some intuition, if we win 3 times what we risk every cluster of 4 hands, our net gain looks like
Anytime we win more often, we are making money.
More formally, we can derive this directly from our familiar equity inequality. We require
* When future bets are considered, we use the term implied odds. Otherwise pot odds generally refers to immediate or expressed odds.


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Lancaster County 4-H welcomes you: What's the meaning of this sign if there are no 4-H clubs?
The 4-H pledge is "I pledge my head to clearer thinking; my heart to greater loyalty; my hands to larger services and my health to better living for my club, my community, my country and my world." The 4-H motto is "To make the best better."
What could be better in this day and time than to have such a club to help empower our youth during their trying times?
Last week was Volunteer Appreciation Week, with Sunday, April 22, being Girl Scout Leader Appreciation Day.
I want to take this opportunity to personally thank each and every Girl Scout volunteer for their contributions to our organization.
God has blessed me with some very good students to work with in the First Baptist Church drama team. We started this team a year ago to give young people the tools and knowledge they need to make the right choices in life – not like the ones I made as a young person.
When I was 13, I got caught up with drugs, alcohol and gangs. By the time I was 18, I was sent to prison, where I spent three years. I didn't get saved until I was 26. I later got married and now have three children.
There are many reasons to vote for a politician. Lately, it seems it's done mostly to see that the team wearing your jersey controls the government. Or you vote because the person closely mirrors your own beliefs.
National Volunteer Week, April 15-21, is a time to recognize and celebrate the thousands of men, women and young people who volunteer in communities across the country.
I am a volunteer coordinator at Hospice Care of South Carolina and I want to honor all those dedicated to providing care and support for patients and families in our community who are nearing the end of life's journey.
John Realmuto's letter in April 13 edition of The Lancaster News seems like someone who has jumped on the "Beat Down Lancaster" bandwagon. I gotta admit those "We are Lancaster" yard signs are tacky. Makes me want to add a line, "What you see is what you get."
Lancaster will rebound, in time. I think Mr. Realmuto has a good suggestion for eduction changes to equip our people with new skills. However, he doesn't offer any suggestions as to what type of training.
I am grateful for the support I have received. I'm currently serving as treasurer after filling the unexpired term of Mr. R.E. "Dick" Rowell, who died in January 2011. I have to give thanks to Lancaster County Council and the Lancaster County legislative delegation for the letters of recommendation supporting me to fill the unexpired term as treasurer. I would also have to thank Steve Willis, our county administrator, for working with me to make it possible.
ince 2008, the time has gone by quickly. The highlights of these past four years were history in the making as things that occurred were unprecedented.
More people came out to vote in 2008. This year is no different. Lancaster County is having local elections and good, hard-working people are rolling up their sleeves and taking on the task of campaigning to work hard for us in Lancaster County and in Columbia.
I had the pleasure of watching the YouTube lip dubbing video shot by Lancaster High School students. What a great job they all did.
This was an indepth project that I am sure took a great deal of work by the LearnTV production class to pull off. It was an enjoyable experience watching the cooperative effort of teachers, administrators, support staff and students all working to make such a fun, feel-good video.
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In his March 21 letter, "Iran No. 1 country for exporting terrorism," Ronald Hopkins is under the impression that I think Iran should be allowed to have nuclear weapons. I discussed a peaceful nuclear program in my letter, "It's time for us to repair the world," in the Feb. 3 edition of The Lancaster News.
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What prompted the search? New tips given to officers, something that gives her family hope.
"We really miss....really miss Shanna." Shanna's mother Windy Mckee said.
Windy McKee has been dealing with this void since her daughter disappeared September 8th 2011.
"She was last seen in the area of 303 n forest street here in Geneva. She may have been wearing blue denim capri pants and green tank top when she disappeared." Dale-Geneva District Attorney Kirke Adams said.
Searches in Florida and Alabama have turned up nothing. But new tips once again have spurred interest.
"Investigators in the case are using every technological and forensic avenue available to them as they continue to pursue this information. In fact new information prompted investigators to conduct searches this weekend." Adams said.
However because it's still an active investigation, authorities can't release specifics on the tip.
But they do say she may have been wearing something unusual when she went missing.
"Shanna may have also been wearing one half of a lock and ring set." Adams said.
Police say even small information like this is useful in their investigation.
"Please if anybody knows anything I don't care if it's small big or whatever, if you don't think it's necessary to tell please." Mckee said.
Authorities say it was not unusual to see her around town.
"Shanna was known to walk and ride her bicycle in the community. She loved McDonalds and soft drinks and she would often ride to the Magnolia market on Magnolia Avenue or C and M groceries located on maple avenue in Geneva." Adams said.
So, it's possible you may have seen her and investigators say your assistance could help solve the case.
"We are asking the citizens of Geneva and surrounding communities to join us in the effort to bring her home." Adams said.
"If you have kids, please hold onto your kids and love them, tell them every night you love them." Mckee said.
Something Shanna's mother says, she doesn't have right now with her daughter.
Investigators say Shanna has a limited mental capacity, and they are still not sure if she was a victim of an accident or if she was harmed.


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Last week in class we used the fact that if we have a group within R which is also a Borel Set, then it is either R or meagre. Why is it so? Can you direct me to a proof?
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These notes written by Julien Melleray help us to solve the problem. I just state the results which will help in our case.
As a consequence:
Back to the problem. Of course, $\Bbb R$ with the addition is a Polish group. Let $H$ a subgroup of $\Bbb R$ which is non-meagre and Borel measurable. It's Baire measurable. By the last theorem, $e$ belongs to the interior of $H\cdot H^{-1}=H$ as $H$ is a sub-group.
It's well-know that the subgroups of $\Bbb R$ are either of the form $a\Bbb Z$ (hence meagre) or dense. So we have a subgroup $H$ which is dense and has non-empty interior, say $(-r,r)$. Let $x\in \Bbb R$, and $x'\in H$ such that $|x-x'|\lt r$. Then $x-x'\in H$ and $x\in H$.


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I'm just wondering if this is possible because the variation names listed in the products have text which is not really necessary even though I have deleted the category, its still appearing. Hope you guys can help get out of this stuff.
I'm not sure if there's a WordPress-specific way to do this, but you can do a quick find-and-replace for the offending terms.
I don't know if it follows a pattern, but if you have access to the site through SSH you could do a MySQL dump and find/replace/reimport easily.
Try this:
That will, in order:
It would probably be wise to create a second backup that isn't modified just in case something goes wrong.
Also, make sure you swap out the placeholder values for database credentials, as well as your SEARCHTERM and REPLACEMENT values.
You could do all of the steps above with other tools as well (such as phpMyAdmin and a text editor); it's just a bit quicker if you can slam through it all in a terminal window. (This is especially useful if the database is too big to upload in one piece through phpMyAdmin.)
There's an even easier way to do this that I've started using. You can actually do the find-and-replace as part of the


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"I'm Gonna Make Him An Offer He Can't Refuse" -The Godfather Collection (2008), Coppola Restoration for $24.99 + free shipping
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Can't beat this. 2 terrific movies along with a free coaster!
I am ~50-something, and I've never seen any of these films. So, I'll bite.
They were $19 on Amazon before Christmas with free shipping (Prime or no Prime). Furthermore, 1Saleaday has a terrible shipping system which can take up to 30+ days with a 22 Day LIMITED return policy from purchase date. If you really want to contact them, here is their phone number that they hide (but never seem to answer) 800-419-0100
This was also $19.99 at Best Buy sometime in December -- that's when I got it. That, in conjunction with reading all this stuff about 1saleaday's slow shipping and customer service would make me stay away from this. I got a Roku on the cheap from them with no issues, but I don't think there is any need to pay $5 more for this from a company of questionable trust.
@woody1: In all fairness it's 39 bucks from amazon right now and 29 bucks plus 3 dollars shipping from third party vendors. So what you paid for it a month isn't too relevant, that's like my grandfather telling me how he remembers giving the attendant 2 bucks at the service station and getting a fill up, oil and air checked, windshield washed and a Texaco Old Fashioned glass and getting change back even after tipping the guy a dime.
As for 1saleaday, yes they can be slow and I had a problem with a tablet missing a charger once but I had no trouble getting that resolved and I got a 5 dollar credit for the hassle.
@idontkn1 - It's very relevant in this case and your grandpapa would agree. Old Movies go DOWN in price over time, not the other way around. In a few more months this will be $9.99 and on the clearance racks. And why be fair to a company that even yourself has had issues with? I have bought 12 items from them and 8 had issues. Sadly I bought items while items were still in the process of being shipped or I would have learned quicker. Here is the last email response from them about sending an item that was incorrect and their fault, that they SENT 28 days after purchase. "JAN 04, 2013 | 07:10PM EST
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Thank you for contacting 1saleaday,
I appreciate your order and we accept returns within 21 days when an item is defective. Unfortunately your order does not qualify for a return and I do apologize.
Thank you for your business and sorry for the inconvenience.
Deal with them no more.....
@woody1: I guess I am just a more understanding person than you. Having a missing charger sent 2 day mail and a five dollar credit is more than satisfactory as a resolution in my books therefore not an issue. I've probably ordered 25 times from them and like I said that was the only time I've had a problem other than an occasional slow processing. I've had as much trouble with WOOT regarding slow processing and not getting what I ordered than 1saleaday. As for what the price will be in a few months you're right right it may go down, but if you'd like to watch it in the next few weeks this is cheaper than Amazon. Hey you know what would probably be cheaper than waiting six months, waiting ten years when you probably can get it for 99 cents.


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7 Hotly Debated Movie Questions That Totally Have Answers
#3. The Matrix -- What Was on Neo's Secret Disc in His Apartment?
The Mystery:
Before hour long car chases that would make Bullitt blush and enough pseudo-philosophy to choke a college freshman, there was the original Matrix, and before he became Neo, Keanu Reeves was just a dude named Thomas Anderson. In fact, if you'll recall the film's opening, Anderson is sleeping at his desk when a bunch of dudes dressed in leather knock on his door.
"Not today guys, I've got yoga in an hour."
He goes to a hollowed-out book and hands them a disc that is handled as if it's both hugely important and secret (the guy pays two grand for it). The guy even says, in a not-so-subtle hint to Neo's destiny, "You're my savior, man. My own personal Jesus Christ."
By spoiling the sequels, this man just saved four hours of your life. Thank him.
But what was on the disc? What piece of software could be worth $2000 and would have to be picked up in person? The movie never tells you, and shortly thereafter, Neo meets Morpheus and gets caught up in, you know, the actual movie. For years, fan speculation about the content of the disc has ran amok, with some even surmising that it somehow proves that Neo invented A.I. or that they're other ship pilots, or that the disc has something to do with the code of the Matrix.
Because what The Matrix really needs is a more convoluted plot
What the Script Says:
Apparently, it's just software to clear the dude's parking tickets, so he must have a ton of the bastards to be willing to pay $2,000 for it.
An earlier draft of the script explains that the guy (Choi in the film, Anthony in the script) just wants Neo's help so he can get the boot off his car. The scene was probably originally meant to establish Neo's hacking skills (and to include a throwaway line about cops being "automatons" who are just told what to do by a computer).
"Fight the syste-aaaargh!"
Presumably, the Wachowskis figured out that they could just skip all that nonsense and tell the audience how awesome Neo is by ... having other characters tell Neo how awesome he is.
#2. Groundhog Day -- Why Did Bill Murray Get Stuck in a Time Loop?
The Mystery:
The great thing about Groundhog Day is that it's endlessly rewatchable -- it only gets better every time you see it. Part of the reason is that it's completely open to interpretation; numerous essays have been written about the meaning of the film, and in fact, some Buddhists have adopted it as a modern symbol of their religion.
Bill Murray: The current incarnation of Buddha, apparently.
Part of what makes it great is that the film doesn't bother with why he's trapped in this endless loop of the same 24 hours. It doesn't matter; what matters is that this one man gets what many of us wish we had -- endless chances to fix his mistakes. And when he finally figures out what he's doing wrong, the loop stops.
What the Script Says:
Actually, it was Phil's ex girlfriend.
The second draft of Groundhog Day is pretty close to what we saw on the screen, except for some additional scenes with Phil in the studio at the beginning one at the end where he and Rita go out to the street ... oh, and the part where his ex puts a curse on him. As in, she opens a book of magic spells and does a little ritual that causes him to get stuck in time.
Which sadly makes more sense than "the groundhog did it."
Near the beginning of the script we meet Stephanie Decastro, Phil's recently dumped girlfriend. Later, as Phil is going to bed in Punxsutawney, we see intercut scenes of Stephanie in her room, using Phil's business card and broken watch (conveniently frozen at 5:59) to perform a magic spell from a book titled 101 Curses, Spells and Enchantments You Can Do at Home. There's no deeper meaning or higher purpose here: It's just some pissed-off chick with a stupid book.
That's not the only mystery that's solved here -- the screenplay also specifies that Phil spends 10,000 years trapped in the loop, and it hints at a more definite answer as to why he comes out: It was apparently the kiss with Rita at the end that broke the spell, like in a fairy tale. Even in the filmed version, you can still hear a tingly "magic" sound when they kiss in that scene, even though it's not even close to the hottest kiss in the movie.
Andie MacDowell's got nothing on her.
#1. 2001: A Space Odyssey -- The Whole Ending
The Mystery:
Where do we even start? What were those big, black monoliths? Why do the last 15 minutes make us feel like someone made us drink a mescaline smoothie? Why is there a huge fetus in outer space?
How does this work?
Kubrick was known to be a perfectionist, delicately crafting each shot, every bit of dialogue, everything. So immediately after the film's release, critics, scholars and the forerunners of Internet movie nerds set out to discover just what was going on in a film that was clearly dense with symbolism.
Pictured: Symbolism. Not pictured: Pants.
But if they really wanted to know, they could have just read the script.
What the Script Says:
The script, co-written with Arthur C. Clarke (who also wrote the novelization), explains pretty much everything that goes on in a scene that takes up the last ten pages or so. It was meant to have a voice-over narration that laid out exactly what you had just watched, but then Kubrick threw it all out for a trippy light show. That takes balls.
Shiny disco balls.
It turns out that the mysterious monoliths were actually machines built by super-advanced aliens to help speed up evolution. That's why the apes who encounter the one on Earth suddenly become aware of what tools and weapons are. So when Dave gets sucked into a monolith at the end of the movie and then turns into a gigantic baby? He's just become a super-evolved life form, just like the aliens who made life on Earth.
Apparently being super-evolved doesn't mean you can wipe your own ass.
The novel's sequels explain even more, like the exact nature of the Star Child. He's a savior who destroys all of humanity's nuclear weapons and helps foster life on Europa, the ocean moon of Jupiter. Oh, and he merges with HAL at some point and becomes HAL-man and shit.
HAL-man also meets up with the man HAL killed by ejecting him
into space, making it the most uncomfortable sci-fi scene ever.
See? It all makes perfect sense now!
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inside my block _asm i am creating a couple loops and then taking the mult loop and dividing it by the sum. i am new to assembly. the numbers i'm adding up are 1-100 = 5050. The numbers that are multiplied are 1-10 = 3628800. Then multiply the value in Total by -1 and divide by the Sum. this is a start below....need some guidance.
PHP Code:
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
void main ()
long Sum;
long Total;
long Result;
long Remainder;
mov eax, 0
mov ecx, 100
add eax, ecx
mov Sum, eax
inc eax
loop l1
xor eax, eax
mov ecx, 10
imul eax
mov Total, edx
inc eax
loop l2
mov eax, Total
mov ebx, Sum
idiv ebx
mov Result, eax
mov Remainder, edx
cout << "Sum is " << Sum << endl;
cout << "Total is " << Total << endl;
cout << "Result is " << Result << endl;
cout << "Remainder is " << Remainder << endl;


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SPON, Retired Judge John Randolph, Sr., 94, of Steubenville, OH, peacefully went to be with the Lord on Sunday, October 28, 2012, while at home and surrounded by his loving family.
He was born on April 28, 1918, in Campbell, OH (formerly East Youngstown), the third child of immigrant parents, Andrew and Meri Arsu Spon. His family later moved to Beech Bottom, WV, and then to Steubenville.
A resident of Steubenville since early childhood, John graduated from Steubenville High School in 1937 and from the Ohio Northern University College of Law in 1942. While at Ohio Northern University he was a member of Theta Nu Epsilon fraternity and president of Alpha Kappa Phi fraternity. He was also a member of the Sigma Delta Kappa law fraternity and chapter head of the national honorary journalistic fraternity of Alpha Phi Gamma. He also served on the Ohio Northern University Interfraternity Council, a university fraternity governing board. John also served as the business manager of the "Northern Review," a student publication. Prior to graduation from law school, John completed flight training and was honored by the flight selection board in Columbus by being appointed student manager of all naval aviation cadet enlistees at ONU, organizing a university squadron.
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Upon his admission to the Ohio Bar, John immediately entered military service in World War II with the U.S. Navy, eventually attaining the rank of lieutenant commander. His service experience included training at the Navy Iowa Pre-Flight School and advanced training at Lakehurst, NJ, flying navy patrol blimps. John further served as a navy communications officer and electronics maintenance officer. Twenty-five of the 40 months of his active duty were served overseas.
Upon his return from the war, John commenced the practice of law in Steubenville as an associate of Attorney C.L. Hawthorn. He then served as Chief Assistant in the office of the Jefferson County Prosecutor for almost a decade. In 1961, then Ohio Governor Mike DiSalle appointed John to fill the unexpired term of the late Emmett M. Morrow as judge of the Jefferson Court of Common Pleas, Juvenile/Probate Division, where Judge Spon served his community faithfully and honorably from 1961 through early 1985.
A recognized pioneer and innovator in juvenile justice, Judge Spon was the first Jefferson County judge to have established a juvenile department in the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office and in other local law enforcement agencies. He also standardized law enforcement response requirements for juveniles across the county, and trained police in the handling of juveniles, so as to comply with state and federal law. He also created a county-wide delinquency prevention and control plan. While Judge Spon's primary focus as a juvenile court judge was that of prevention and rehabilitation, his judicial perspective was that the juvenile court is "not merely a social agency with a smattering of legal principles...but a court of law with a unique social philosophy and mandate: to save kids." Judge Spon's stated treatment philosophy was that "the treatment had to involve the whole being, the whole youngster, including the spiritual dimension as well as the mind and body."
Upon his retirement from the bench in 1985, Judge Spon was formally recognized by the Ohio House of Representatives as "one of Ohio's finest jurists." A media editorial regarding Judge Spon's 23 years of judicial service also referred to him as "a strong but compassionate judge... who had a deep commitment to the law...that he leaves behind a quiet, unassuming efficiency and shoes that will be hard to fill." In reflecting upon his impending retirement, Judge Spon stated that what he would miss most about his work is "trying to mend young lives, trying to help young people, within the context of legal jurisdiction." On February 27, 1985 Judge Spon's history of judicial service was presented to the U.S. House of Representatives, where he was then officially honored in the House record.
Judge Spon served as a member of the Jefferson County Children Services Board, the Jefferson County Drug and Alcohol Abuse Center, the Jefferson County Mental Health Center, and the Steubenville YMCA. He also served as president of the Jefferson County Humane Society, and was a booster member and officer of the Steubenville Little League and of the Babe Ruth League. He was also an active member of the Steubenville High School Parent Teachers Association. A former director of the Steubenville Chapter of the Full Gospel Business Men's Fellowship International, Judge Spon also served as president of the Amazing Grace Ministries, a local outreach for delinquent and drug addicted youth.
John was an avid amateur radio operator (W8CND) and conducted Bible studies on amateur and citizens band radio, as well as in his home. He enjoyed gardening, landscaping the hollow behind his home, and feeding the variety of birds that frequented his ingenious homemade bird feeder. He and his wife, Dorothy, loved dancing to big band music. He also had a lifelong interest in science and technology. He took special pleasure in passing on his years of wisdom to his children and grandchildren, having stated that "there is no greater wisdom than that which comes from God and His Word."
A man of personal and professional integrity, Judge Spon believed that to live honorably and faithfully before God is the highest calling of life regardless of one's personal circumstances. He loved the Lord, having personalized his faith in Christ during mid-life.
Even unto his last days, his greatest joy, beyond that of loving his precious wife, Dorothy, was knowing and serving the Lord. Courageous to do what was good, right, and true, no matter the cost, he walked humbly with God. In this regard, all of his children joyfully and gratefully concur that their father could not have given them any greater legacy.
John is survived by his beloved wife of 70 years, Dorothy (Mendelson) Spon (born in Cicero, IL), whom he married on October 27, 1942. In preparing for his departure from this life and into the eternal glory which is now his in Christ, he had inscribed on his burial stone the following statement regarding his great love for Dorothy: "To God be the glory...in 1939 I came, I saw, and I loved Dorothy, the pretty, little girl on the porch...John."
He will be greatly missed by his loving family. Children: Lelani "Penny" (Dr. Howard) Brettell of Steubenville; Law Director John, Jr. (Dusty) Spon and Judge Ron (Mary) Spon of Mansfield; Cynthia (Andrew) Young of Venetia, PA; Gail (Albert) Provenzano of Steubenville. Grandchildren: Attys. Gaither (Don) Deluca, Megan Brettell; Brittany, Morgen and Jonathan Spon; Attys. Heather (Todd) Wilkowski; Jennifer Oden, Ryan (Mary) Spon, Atty. Kaitlin (Jason) Godfrey, Molly (Dr. David) Boudreault, Dr. Aaron (Megan) Provenzano, and Dr. Ashley Provenzano. Great-grandchildren: Olivia and Andrew Deluca; Samantha Pagley; Jack, Mollie, Nick and Bennet Wilkowski; Jaffa and Jorie Oden. Nephew: Robert (Evelyn) Cuthbert and niece: Tammy (Brian) Casto. Great-nieces: Tiffany (Jon) Weaver, Amy (Bill) Menzalora, Alison ( Michael) Thomas; Greatnephew: Tyler Casto.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Andrew and Meri Arsu Spon; infant son, Steven; four siblings: George and Andrew Spon and Mary (Bill) Cuthbert of Steubenville, and Sylvia (John "Jack") Devore and their son, Thomas (Todd) Devore, of Mingo Junction, OH.
Calling hours are Friday, November 2nd from 2-4 and 6-8 p.m. at the Mosti Funeral Home, Sunset Chapel, 4436 Sunset Blvd, Steubenville, OH. A service giving glory to God for John Spon's life will be held on Saturday, November 3, at 11 a.m. at the First Westminster Presbyterian Church, 235 North 4th St., Steubenville.
Family will also receive friends at the church one hour prior to the service. Burial will follow in Union Cemetery, Steubenville, OH.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to First Westminster Presbyterian Church, 235 North 4th St., Steubenville, OH 43952 or Valley Hospice, 380 Summit Ave., Steubenville, OH 43952. These donations may also be made through the Mosti Funeral.


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In order to emphasize the lines of the F 800 GS, we have developed a set of beautifully shaped side lids for the new BMW touring bike.
The side lids create a visual link between the tank mockup and the cover of the rear tank.
They also cover the visible and unsightly screw fixtures on the rear frame. The seat lock remains in easy reach.
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Voxware showcases cloud-based voice solution
January 23, 2013 - MMH Editorial
Voxware (Booth 3550) is offering a pay-as-you-go cloud-based voice service suited to small businesses and Fortune 100 companies alike.
According to Keith Phillips, president and CEO at Voxware, the service simplifies entry into voice picking for customers transitioning from older technologies. The concerns around the security and reliability of cloud have been resolved, he says, and the system can be deployed and operational in as little as two weeks after a contract is signed.
"Cloud is now seen as a legitimate platform for voice solutions," said Phillips. "In many cases, it lines up with a company's overall corporate strategy to move to the cloud."
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Accused killer Jared Remy allegedly threw hot coffee and used a homosexual slur in a jailhouse scuffle that involved a man he called a child molester, according to a criminal complaint released Tuesday.
The criminal complaint alleges Remy, of Waltham, threw coffee in the face of Jemery Hodges, repeatedly struck him several times with a plastic chair and beat him with closed fists, according to Wicked Local news partner WCVB.
"I was watching TV and minding my own business when Remy threw hot coffee in my face. Remy started to attack me with a chair and punched me several times," Hodges told investigators. "I never had any words with Remy, and I don't know who he is."
Hodges said Remy called him a homosexual slur when he was punched.
"I did what I had to do. I got a child molester. I hit him (with) a chair and threw hot coffee on him," Remy said when questioned.
Remy will face nine charges when he's arraigned on the new charges April 24. The charges include eight felony counts of assault and battery with a dangerous weapon.
"There is a constellation of circumstances that may be at the bottom of this incident, and I expect to investigate the matter fully and prepare an adequate defense," defense attorney Edward Ryan said.
Remy has been held without bail since he was arrested Aug. 15, 2013, and charged with murdering his girlfriend, Jennifer Martel, at their Waltham home.
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I have a friend who is playing with me on a server we've created. Unfortunately, he is on a Mac whereas I am on a Windows machine. I told him that I should be able to compile and send a
.minecraft folder to him so that we can both play. Unfortunately, he can't find his .minecraft folder where it is supposed to be. Is it hidden and how can I unhide it?
I have a friend who is playing with me on a server we've created. Unfortunately, he is on a Mac whereas I am on a Windows machine. I told him that I should be able to compile and send a
If your friend is running Lion or later, 10.7+, the Library folder is hidden.
Open "Terminal" (located at /Applications/Utilities) and execute this command (shows all hidden folders and files):
Then in "Terminal" use this command to close your find process:
Restart Finder and all hidden folders should now be visible.
Now, in Finder, click on your User folder, then Library, Then Application Support. Your Minecraft folder is listed here.
To hide hidden files/folders in Finder execute this command in Terminal (then restart Finder):
Alternatively, you can execute this command from Terminal to open your "Application Support" folder in a Finder window:
Well, the Macs don't have a
The Library folder is hidden by default. If your friend is having trouble finding it, have him try these:
No, it's not hidden. It's just in an hard-to-find spot. The easiest way to find it is to just use the "Open resource pack folder" button from within Minecraft itself (located in Options → Resource Packs). On a Mac from within vanilla Minecraft, this will open
However, if you're using a different launcher for the client (for example, if your server is FTB or Technic, the client files are stored elsewhere so that vanilla Minecraft is left intact and unmodded), the
Using the texture pack button will always get you to the correct folder for whichever client you're using no matter whether it's modded or not, so it's the most reliable method.
I'd highly advise against showing all hidden files but you can run this
PS: You can hide your Library folder again by running
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MET Renewal
15-2402(B)(2) "…this paragraph does not relieve the school district or charter school that the qualified student previously attended from the obligation to conduct an evaluation pursuant to section 15-766."
Every ESA student who is identified as a child with special needs is required to maintain MET documentation (renewed every three years) showing their current disability. A parent of a special needs student MUST either:
1) Contact the school district that the private school is located and obtain an updated MET document (may take up to 60 days) from their district staff pursuant to the law below (if the student is insturcted in the home-the home residency district is responsible) OR;
2) Return the completed MET Reevaluation Waiver (this is signed by special education department at the last public school attended) and returned to ESA staff to maintain current funding levels.
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How to Choose a Kitchen Sink
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Kitchen Sink Size
Are you installing this sink into a new counter space?
Measure the cabinet length between joists to determine the maximum length available for your sink. Make sure you have enough space on either side of the sink for prep, especially in a corner location. Position the sink closer to the front edge of the counter for comfort and access.
Are you replacing your sink?
Measure the counter hole where your original sink exists. Choose a comparable drop in sink that will fit within that space. Most drop in sinks have a ½ inch lip so you will need to consider this for a proper installation.
Make sure to consider sink depth. Additions, like garbage disposals, can add significant depth. Consider a deeper sink your larger pots and pans. For ADA compliance, the depth must be 6 inches or less.
Kitchen Sink Installation Types
Next decide on which installation type or look you prefer for a sink. This will determine the number of basins and other features the sink may or may not have available.
Top mount/overmount sinks
Also known as drop in sinks. This is the easiest type to install, as you literally place it into an opening. For this reason, it's also one of the most popular types of kitchen sinks.
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Undermount sinks
Just as the name suggests, these kitchen sinks mount from below the countertop. The main advantage to an undermount kitchen sink, besides its clean and sophisticated appearance, is how easy it is to clean around it.
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Farmhouse sinks
Says a lot about style and durability. Also known as apron sinks, these are commonly found in country-style homes and feature a large, deep basin (sometimes double basin), as well as a wide base to hold more pots, pans, and whatever else you keep in the kitchen sink. Farmhouse sinks also come in stainless steel for a contemporary look.
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Number of Basins
Choose the number of bowls, many manufacturers call these basins, you want for you sink. Make this based upon the type of work you do in the kitchen and how much you cook and bake.
Note: Basin split determines the percentage of space each basin takes up for a double bowl sink. The most common options are 50/50, where the sink bowls are the same size, and 60/40, where one basin is larger for larger pots and pans.
Single bowl sink
- Wide-open area
- Great for large pots and pans
- Typically, these are much deeper
- Drains may be off to one side, where the sink is sloped to one side
Double bowl sink
- Choose between equal sized basins or one small and one large basin
- Consider one basin that is larger than the other to better hold pots and pans
- Great for working on separate tasks
Triple bowl sink
- Choose between two larger basins with one smaller or three equal sized basins or three of different sizes
- These are typically wider than standard sized sinks
- The third basin is great for kitchen prep
Number of Faucet Holes
Once you know the size of the sink you need, you will want to make sure your sink has enough faucet holes for all of your needs. Most sinks offer cutouts for holes, where you simply punch out the hole if you need more.
Note: Kitchen faucets typically need one to three holes. However, if you want a soap dispenser of a hot water faucet, then you may need more. If your sink comes with more than you need, there are options to cover the unnecessary holes.
Drain Placement
Drain placement is an important factor when deciding on a sink.
Off-centered drain
- Pro: More Space under the cabinets.
- Pro: Plenty of space to wash big pots and pans while allowing water to drain because plumbing is pushed to the side or back.
- Pro: Room to set food without having them slip down the drain.
- Con: Can be difficult for repairs since the plumbing is pushed to the far back or corners.
Centered drain
- Pro: Water drains faster than an off centered drain because there is less distance to travel.
- Pro: Better access for maintenance or repairs.
- Pro: Aligns with a centered faucet.
- Con: Bigger pots and pans may put unnecessary pressure on the drain as well as block drainage.
Example drain placements
Stainless steel
- Higher chromium and nickel, better quality
- Great for a modern look
- Excellent sound insulation
- Great for a modern look
- Most popular style
- Requires cleaning to eliminate water spots
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- Strong anti-microbial qualities
- 100% recyclable material
- Patinas where the color changes over time for a uniquely attractive look
- Requires more care and attention
- Typically chosen for its looks
Granite composite
- Nonporous to ensure a cleaner sink
- Resistant to scratches, chipping and discoloration
- Great alternative to granite due to durability
- Make sure to follow manufacturer cleaning suggestions
- Strong material may break glassware if not careful
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Cast iron
- Features a glossy finish
- Clean-up is easy
- Withstands higher heat
- Great for busy families
- Enamel may scratch over time
- Non-porous, durable and glossy material
- Resists scratches, stains and chips
- Fired at very high temps for extra durability
- Requires proper care
- Handmade by artisans using a strong blend of cement and jute fiber
- NativeStone material is Eco-friendly and heavy duty
- Stain, Scratch and crack resistant
- Innovative and remarkably light weight for cement
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