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Product DescriptionDecorate your table for your game day or tailgate parties with our football field plastic table cover. Our plastic football table cover is 54" x 108" and is sold by the piece. Please order in increments of 1 piece.
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- Table cloth Review by Wellness Champ
Served its purpose
(Posted on 10/21/13)
- Different fun table covering Review by Buffalo Lady
Used the tablecloths for a wedding rehearsal party. Bride is a Bronco fan; groom is a Vikings fan. The tables were set up with paper plates, napkins, etc. of their teams. The tablecloths were perfect, a big football field. Durable too. Also, it is hard to find football decorations in May at party stores or marts. So glad I found Windy City.
(Posted on 6/9/13)
- Great table cover Review by CL super bowl h
perfect for our superbowl party. we have a big table - fit perfectly - good value
(Posted on 2/4/13)
- I would use this product again Review by YBCS
Used for office Super bowl party, and will reuse again next year
(Posted on 3/8/12)
- Nice novelty Review by Boston Fan
Nice addition for a football party!!!!
Fast delivery!
(Posted on 3/8/12)
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USAB | 2Q | Stewie finds Delle Donne for three! The National Team has closed the gap, trails by 1, 34-35 with 3:50 in the half.
USAB | 2Q | Stewie finds Delle Donne for three! The National Team has closed the gap, trails by 1, 34-35 with 3:50 in the half.
Please watch @NBATV right now, the best women basketball players in the world are on display.
USAB | 2Q | The USA National Team is on a 9-2 run, the Select Team calls for time with 5:31 in the half.
USAB | 2Q | @bre_stewart30 checks in, immediately draws the foul, sinks both freebies. USA National Team trails the Select Team 21-27.
.@nhoward1033 in the game to start 2Q for the Select Team 🇺🇸! Select Team holds a 25-17 lead.
USAB | 1Q | Through 1, the Select Team leads the USA National Team 22-17. Jewell Loyd has 7 points on 3-of-4 shooting, 3 assists, 1 steal.
We've seen that before from @14Sugar she buries the trey 👌 late in the 1Q and the Select Team leading 22-17
Jewell said put some respeck on it🔥🔥🔥
.@seimoneaugustus and @Lindsay_13 now into the game for #USABWNT 🏀🇺🇸. Select Team leads 19-11.
USAB | 1Q | JEWELL. LOYD. WITH THE STEPBACK. #buckets
Checking in for the @usabasketball Select Team 👀 @kstokes41 @14Sugar
USAB | 1Q | @jewellloyd catch-and-shoot for THREE! She's got 5, and the Select Team leads 15-6 with 4:00 to play in the first.
USAB | 1Q | ok.. Jewell is putting on a clinic early. She comes up with a steal on the defensive end, finds Williams for 2, Select up 12-6.
.@tinacharles31 w/ her 1st bucket for @usabasketball this exhibition season, finishing under the basket, draws high praise from @LisaLeslie
USAB | 1Q | JEWELL! She knocks down the jumper off the bounce to give the Select Team the 10-4 lead with 7:08 in the first.


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When it comes to centralised energy production, specifically electricity generation, size matters. Both fuel cells and electrolysers are vying for the opportunities available in this market, with fuel cells offering clean power generation and electrolysers providing renewable energy storage and grid stabilisation services, but what are the challenges in terms of scale, and how are they being tackled? Electrolysers and fuel cells provide different benefits, so we should consider the question for each technology in turn.
The largest nuclear and coal-fired power stations around the world have capacities in excess of 6,000 MW; the largest fuel cells manufactured commercially range from 400 kW up to 2.8 MW in size. Clearly there is a gap in terms of scale, but fuel cells do have a benefit which falls in their favour: modularity. In the Republic of Korea, POSCO Energy is building a 58.8 MW fuel cell installation, which is essentially a large number of fuel cells connected in a modular fashion. The country is interested in fuel cell technology due to incentives as part of its Renewable Portfolio Standard (RPS). The standard began in 2012, mandating that companies with generation capacity in excess of 500 MW must supply 2% from New and Renewable Energy (NRE) and the percentage increases year-on-year up to 10% NRE by 2022. Different NRE are afforded weightings under the RPS which in turn relate to financial payments as indicated in the table below.NRE weightings under the Korean RPS (Source: POSCO Energy)
Penalties can be imposed on any shortfalls, calculated on the difference between mandated generation and actual generation. Of the seven companies who fell under the auspices of the RPS in 2012, only one (Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power Co., Ltd) met the requirements; the Government is considering if infringement was due to lack of will, or simply a result of infrastructure issues, and fines will be issued as appropriate. In 2013, the requirement has increased to 2.5%, so fin
Was there more to this article Klaus,, and where did you get it?
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Lawmaker opposes fighter jet in BurlingtonThe Associated Press | February 08,2013MONTPELIER - A Vermont lawmaker whose district would be affected by the possible basing of a new fighter jet in the Burlington area is proposing a legislative resolution against it.
Rep. George Cross is a Democrat representing Winooski, a small city in the flight path into and out of the Burlington International Airport where the F-35 fighter jet would be based.
Cross says his resolution has 30 cosponsors and he hopes to garner more support from lawmakers around Vermont.
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Senior Pre-Season Training 5th July 19:00 at Marston Ferry Road
Mixed touch rugby tournament starting Thursday 12th May. Open to all ages and abilities
Joseph Hannigan joined as a player and supporter
John Briggs joined as a parent
Seb Stuart and Ethan Pattinson joined as a supporter
Gretchen Ross and Sheila Parekh joined as a team admin
Neil Cole joined as a parent and club member
The Oxford Harlequins Annual AGM is being held on Wednesday 20th April 2016 at Marston Ferry Road, 7.30pm prompt.
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The goal of instrumental-only acts is pretty straightforward: Don't make audio wallpaper unless you're Eno. The Portland duo Talkdemonic constructs intriguing multidimensional compositions with the brick and mortar of Kevin O'Connor's drum kit and Lisa Molinaro's cello. Beat Romantic, the pair's sophomore effort, is a suite of 16 vignettes, most clocking in around two minutes. They contrast O'Connor's programmed cut-and-paste hip-hop beats (think Four Tet) and polyrhythmic drum assault with soaring melodies, usually courtesy Molinaro's strings. O'Connor also plays Wurlitzer, bass, concertina and synths, and uses the banjo's percussive nature -- along with Molinaro's pizzicato attack -- to add to the rhythmic thrum. Just when your ears demand melody, Beat Romantic usually delivers, especially on the transcendent "Bering," "Mountain Cats" and "Hillside Monarch." There, melodic lines seem to rise organically from the planned chaos of programmed beats and cymbal crashes, resulting in textured arrangements that command your attention. Instrumental mission accomplished.
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