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Suzhou, Jiangsu, China
Member Since: 2010
Business Type: Manufacturer/Factory & Trading Company
2.5 inch High Quality All Stainless Steel Pressure Gauge
1.1 Product Description:
|Product name
|2.5 inch High Quality All Stainless Steel Pressure Gauge
|stainless steel
|stainless steel
|Bourdon tube
|stainless steel
|stainless steel
|Dial plate
|Pressure range
|Liquid filling
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1.4 Our Advantage situations
About Suzhou Power Meter Co., Ltd.
Located in Suzhou, China, Suzhou Power Meter Co., Ltd. is a professional manufacturer founded in 1995. We specialize in designing, manufacturing and exporting all kinds of dry pressure gauges and liquid pressure gauges, CNG pressure gauges and manometers and pressure meter.
Our Production
Our annual output of pressure gauges is one million sets. Our products are widely used in oil & gas refinery, textile & chemical industry, and machinery process. Owing to a scientific and ISO9001:2000 certified QC management system, together with undefiled and healthy working environment, we can produce CE certified products. Our excellent quality, reasonable pricing and good service are warmly welcomed by worldwide customers.
Why Choose Us
Based on the corporate principle of "Top Quality, Perfect Service", we are providing our customers with top-grade products and strong technical support, as well as considerate service. We are always aiming to serve our clients by the best raw materials and well-trained staff.
Contact Us Today
We welcome you to contact us freely when you are interested in any of our items. We are ready to offer best quality and competitive cost for your kind evaluation. We will much appreciate if you can provide an opportunity for us to display our service and products, as we hope to establish long-term and stable friendships and business relationships with you.
How do you ensure product quality?
Power-meter has a complete quality control system, products are 100% pre-inspected by IQC, OQC departments before ship to our clients.
How fast can you deliver goods?
For small orders can be delivered within 7 working days; for bulk orders, usually 15 working days.For urgently order, we can arrange expedited production.
What is your MOQ?
There's no MOQ limits, 1 piece for test at first is acceptable.
What is your production capacity and can you offer free samples?
Our production capacity is about 100000 pieces per month. Yes, we offer free samples, but you should pay for the samples at first, the cost would be returned to you after bulk order confirmed.
What detailed information do we need to provide before placing an order?
application, pressure range, output, accuracy, thread type, electric connector and other related parameters.
What types of payment terms and trade terms can you accept?
Payment terms:TT, Western Union, Money Gram, etc
Trade terms: Ex. Works, FOB, CNF, etc.
What express ways can you offer, can we use our own courier?
We deliver goods by DHL, TNT, UPS, SF, EMS, Customized courier is acceptable.
How long is your product warranty?
Power-meter offers 12 months warranty for all of our products. Customers will enjoy free repair services for failures found within the warranty due to manufacturing quality.
Power-meter provides paid repair services for meter damages not arising from manufacturing quality issues or meter damages not within the scope of warranty.
1.6 Contact information
Janice Jiang
Sales manager
Suzhou Power Meter Co.,ltd
NO.316,Hefeng Road,Xukou Town,Suzhou City.China
Any questions please contact me freely.


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PSOUG / Re: Still curious about what really happened« on: March 30, 2009, 12:15:55 PM »
In the interests of telling the whole truth without lying, disparaging, casting libel, disambiguity, etc, what really happened? =) So Mr. Dan Morgan left to pursue his own interests; great, fine.A short explanation can be found on the PSOUG News page.
Yes, actually I asked my question because I read that blurb.
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To be honest, I am out of state (way out of state). I really was excited about the Boot Camp ideas and was hoping to bring some of that more local (ie, perhaps Niemiec's Chicago-based MOUG).


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New: A Dragon's Head and a Serpent's Tail: Ming China and the First Great East Asian War, 1592-1598
It's always a pleasure to receive a book about military history that's a bit outside of my primary focus because invariably I learn something that informs my study. The good folks at the University of Oklahoma Press sent me a review copy of a new book by Kenneth M. Swope, A Dragon's Head and a Serpent's Tail: Ming China and the First Great East Asian War, 1592-1598. The book becomes Volume 20 of the Campaigns & Commanders Series edited by Gregory J. W. Urwin from Temple University.
Professor Swope (left) has labeled this conflict, which included Japan, China, and Korea, as "the first great Asian War." His is the first full-length scholarly study in English of a six year military event was pivotal to the history of warfare, drove advancement in military technologies, and produced naval battles that rivaled any in Europe.
Impressive is an extremely rich Bibliography, solid Notes, and a "Selected Chinese Character List. Swope also provides a "Dramatis Personae" section to assist with keeping the long list of players straight, a table of "Chinese Weights and Measures," and a "Timeline of the War." Eleven maps and fifteen illustrations are also included, the latter not for the squeamish.
I'll be making time to read. Here's a snippet from the Introduction…
Tucked away in a back alley of Kyoto, largely ignored amid the temples, pagodas, castles, and teahouses, stands a curious monument to the cold, calculating callousness of war in early modern East Asia. Called "Kyoto's least mentioned and most-often-avoided tourist attractions" by one scholar, the Mimizuka (Mound of Ears) and children's playground actually contains what is left of thousands of severed and pickled Chines and Korean noses sent back to Japan's overlord and instigator of the First Great East Asian War of 1592-98, Toyotomi Hideyoshi (1536-98).
Because heads, the normal proof offered to gain rewards for one's deeds in battle in Japan, were too large and unwieldy to ship overseas, the Japanese resorted to severing the noses of slain foes and sending them home to satisfy the kampaku's thirst for revenge against those who refused to accept his primacy in East Asia. Hideyoshi's men were assigned a quota of three Korean (or Chinese) noses per soldier. Although modern estimates vary, it is generally accepted that 100,000-200,000 noses eventually reached Japan, though some Koreans apparently survived the ordeal and spent the rest of their days without noses.


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In trying to locate an old file with voters guide questions, I came across a list of suggested questions to ask First Lady Laura Bush when I got to interview her in 2004 at a campaign event in Jefferson County.
I didn't get to ask some questions because we unintentionally filibustered in the 15-minute interview when I asked how she could she pick Toni Morrison's "Beloved" over "The Bluest Eye."
The questions from my colleagues at the Rocky got me thinking that I need to start collecting questions for Ann Romney or Michelle Obama if I get the chance. Here were some of the suggested questions for Laura Bush:
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Kingmaker is mostly a specific adventure path with some specific rules about carving a new civilization out of largely-unsettled areas and being sustainable. It has a more micro focus - exploration and then construction down to the building level ("I build an inn this turn!") Also keep in mind these are supplemental rules in an AP; there's 9 pages of kingdom building rules, then more later on mass combat and exploration, but the core is small. The rules have been reprinted in Ultimate Campaign, but not in significantly more detail. They are suitable for settlement building as an adjunct to a normal campaign.


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WWE received $37M in tax credits
The Stamford-based WWE empire received about $37 million in state tax credits for staging and recording its wrestling spectacles dating back to July of 2009, state officials reported Friday.
The state Department of Economic and Community Development (DECD), in response to a request by Hearst Connecticut Newspapers, indicated that the WWE has received 20 separate tax credits totaling $36.7 million.
Three of the 20 credits, awarded as part of state legislation aimed at fostering film, TV and digital production in the state, totaled more than $5 million each in 2010, 2011 and 2012, according to a summary released under the state's Freedom of Information Act.
Jim Watson, spokesman for the DECD, said Friday that the credits were granted, without strings, based on how much money the WWE had spent in Connecticut on producing its events.
"There are no job creation or retention requirements for them to earn the credits," Watson said. "The credits are awarded based on qualified expenditures made in the state."
Tax credits for the film, TV and digital industry have helped a number of companies in the state, including ESPN, headquartered in mid-state Bristol; and recently brought NBC studios to Stamford, a short distance from the WWE's headquarters, which oversees its video productions there.
George Barrios, chief financial officer of the WWE, said in a phone interview Friday that the company creates about six and a half hours of programming each week. It includes digital content for the WWE website and post-production work for its Friday night TV broadcasts.
The tax credits were the centerpiece of legislation in 2006 aimed at attracting movies and new media to the state. It gives qualified companies tax credits of up to 30 percent of production costs.
The DECD information was released a day after a leaked document from the WWE indicated that the company -- whose co-founder and CEO Linda McMahon resigned to run for U.S. Senate -- had reached a $4.4 million settlement over taxes with the state Department of Revenue Services.
In January 2009, McMahon had announced plans to lay off 10 percent of its workforce, about 60 jobs, in a cost-reduction plan.
After July 21, WWE received 14 of the tax credits, totaling about $9,828,603.
McMahon resigned in September that year.
U.S. Rep. Chris Murphy has used the issue to criticize McMahon for cynically accepting tax benefits to beef up her bottom line, cutting jobs while she and her husband, Vince McMahon, who continues to run the company, took home $46 million in dividends.
While the legislation was touted as a way to increase employment in digital and new media as well as TV and movie production, the DECD has not required a specific commitment to creating new jobs.
Other state programs, including the "First Five" effort of Gov. Dannel P. Malloy, do require meeting job targets. The WWE on Thursday said that it would apply to the DECD to get "First Five" enticements for as many as 200 projected new jobs.
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INFINITE WORLD in February 2012
February 1st, 2012
From MMOs like Love, to block-smashing hits like Minecraft ginormous auto-generated worlds seem to be en vogue things days. And what's not to like? An infinitely vast amount of space filled instantly by expertly tuned variables built by the hands of a few scrappy individuals is the dreams of many an ambitious designer.
Given 7 days over the course of February can you make your own INFINITE WORLD, developers?
reminds me of something … GGJ2012 ?
This too reminds me of Global Game Jam 2012 where the theme was the Ouroboros Serpent image. My game was less on infinity and more about eating oneself and traveling a circular world.
Ah, now this is interesting…more like a mechanic than a theme (unless you do some creative brain-stretching), but definitely something one can sink one's teeth into.
One word: Noctis.
Hmmm… I have something I would like to do for this I think, maybe at the end of month. :D
Yep, I'm definitily in for this.
Now I justy need to find a calm few days in a row.
I'm excited to see all the procedural content (fractals, perlin noise, maze generation, cellular automata cave generation techniques etc) in your game worlds! Maybe an infinite roguelike? Good luck everyone!
That sounds tempting. How does it work. Can I just make a game in less than a week and post a link before February ends?
Yeah that's basically how it works.
This is a very interesting theme, from both gameplay and technical perspectives. If I find time to make something, I think it will be a sort of persistent world roguelike, with the world growing further and further as you explore it.
Interesting.Ok, I'm in if I can find some free time.:)
Just started development. For anyone interested, mockup of the planned game: http://rustybotgames.wordpress.com/2012/02/14/experimental-gameplay-project-infinite-world/
If anyone is planning on using procedural generation, there's an abundance of information available here:
Hi there, I just recently heard about this project and decided it would be fun to try. So here's my 7-day game, The Overseer:
Basically, you make a robot go through an infinite corridor, and need to make it advance as much as possible before running out of energy. The twist is that you don't actually control the robot, you control the parameters that generate the world, and need to set them such that the not-very-bright AI that controls the robot will manage it.
More details here:
Unfortunately, being my first 7-day game, I ran into some schedule problems… so the gameplay isn't very impressive.
Finished my game. It's rather a proof of concept at the moment. Nevertheless I think the infinite gameworld concept works. You can download a windows executable here:
Finished a prototype! You control a UFO who is being chased by helicopters. The can fly around a world that is dynamically generated as you explore it (though I didn't have time to fill the world with anything interesting, but the roads all mostly link up with each other…)
Here it is! http://www.helixfox.com/games/monthly-week-games/stolen-ufo/
Just "finished" my first EGP project! Naturally, I bit off more than I could chew, and didn't get to implement most of the features I wanted. Nonetheless it's a moderately interesting toy.
http://gravelbed.com/VastFrontiers.zip (windows exe)
My original concept was a space exploration game wherein the player controls a colony ship, discovering new solar systems and colonizing planets. These colonies would grow over time, consuming resources and building trade networks with neighboring systems to support each other. Currently, you can explore systems and place colonies, but they simply grow to their limit without any resource restrictions. As colonies advance in levels they give names first to their planets and then to their solar systems.
Controls are simple. Left click on systems to move to them, or right click and drag to explore the map. Left clicking on planets in the system information view at the bottom places colonies.
Though I didn't end up with the final product I envisioned, I feel like I learned a fair bit through this exercise. Due to some scheduling issues, the seven days I spent working on it weren't entirely contiguous, and I think that hurt my productivity quite a bit. Next month I'll do a better job of planning out my development timeline and hopefully have a more complete game at the end of it.
(Barely managed to cram my entry in to February)
Presenting: Cretan Hubris
Download (Windows zip file): http://sourceforge.net/projects/radius-engine/files/egp/cretan-hubris-0.1.zip/download
Web site: http://radius-engine.sourceforge.net/development/cretan-hubris–egp-2012-02-.html
You are the master architect Daedalus. You have just finished building the Labyrinth; a massive, elaborate maze on the Isle of Crete.
Unfortunately, boasts about your accomplishment have drawn the wrath of jealous gods. They have sent a burning energy wave rippling through your creation…
Try to escape the maze by progressing to the right using the arrow keys (and score points in the process)… unfortunately, the maze extends indefinitely so you will eventually have to bow to the gods :)
The art work is not thrilling (kind of ran out of time), but I think the game turned out to be surprisingly fun (albeit slightly depressing since you always lose).
Please let me know what you think!
You can follow my other (free, Open Source, cross-platform) work at @RadiusEngine


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RaiPhoto necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 240 diseños de 30 diseñadores freelance.
Help brand this company with a unique logo and meme!!! We are revamping our website and business platform/image and need something special to show our prestige and quality. Business will be working with photography (wedding mostly, but also other forms such as family, model and stock) and traditional art (creating paintings and pencil work FROM the photographs taken)
Raimondi Art & Photography http://www.raimondiphotography.com (this is a temp site - we are completely renovating it)
We are looking for something modern and unique as a logo that can stand alone - a meme - on promo material like stickers, tags, business cards, stationary, CD labels, wrapping paper, etc. We need the logo to convey our prestige and quality in photography and art without needing to use the company name along with the logo. We still want our name incorporated along with the logo, but the logo must be able to stand alone and brand the company.
- Company colors will be the following purples and reds, you can see and/or download the color palette here - http://www.colourlovers.com/palette…le_Passion - We are working with 5 colors - dark purple (HEX #480870 RGB 72,8,112) med purple (HEX #61347D RGB 97,52,125) light purple (HEX #7E5E91 RGB 126,94,145) Dark red (HEX #45052E RGB 69,5,46) and light red (HEX #611C3A RGB 97,28,58)
- We are looking for something sleek, modern. Swirly or edgy are both accepted. Must have smooth lines.
- You can use all 5 colors, but the logo must have a red and a purple incorporated in it
- Please include Raimondi Art & Photography into the logo as type. Logo should be able to stand alone like the Nike swoosh or the Chevy symbol. Logo will be used as watermark without the company name.
- Business card layouts would be appreciated as well.
- Please don't feel limited. Be creative! We are 50/50 on the idea of using letters in our logo. You can do either. A simple something like flowery swirls or a design work fine but must convey company image and stand as a logo.
- Must convey traditional art, high end photography, quality, creativity and prestige - we like the ideas of bushstrokes, paint brushes, canvasses, photo frames (like polaroids) and other art related images to be incorporated somehow if possible, but please don't feel limited to that!
- Vector format needed along with jpeg and/or psd (However, please submit anyways as we will work with any format you have if your design is exactly what we want)
- Some logos that we have looked at (please no copying, this is just the style of what we are kind of looking for - again, these are just ideas) :
- http://99designs.com/contests/21551/entries/36 <-- this one is really nice...hint hint
- http://www.davidoffphotography.com/
- http://logopond.com/logos/6762dde26…97851f.png
- http://99designs.com/contests/22127/entries/1
- http://99designs.com/contests/21511/entries/220
- http://www.envphotography.com/
- http://www.carmichaelphoto.com/
- http://adrialdesigns.com/wp-content…-jp-lg.jpg
- http://agphotog.com/wp-content/uplo…443399.jpg
- http://holmes-photography.com/wordp…769374.jpg
- http://www.elisebeallphotography.co…691395.png
- http://www.egabrielle.com/wp-conten…394410.gif
- Please no cameras and no shutter-type logos. This must be unique and expressive.
- Nothing too pixelated. Lines must be smooth and polished.
- Addition: Not sure if RAP is liked. If you want to use RAP as monogram, please don't use the A and replace it with something representing art instead of A.
- Also...please no Scriptina font. Too many photographers use this font.
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Although SPSS translates the user interface and output to many languages, there is often a need for some output in other languages. The translator package provides tools for user-created translations.This package, which can be downloaded from SPSS Developer Central, provides code that can read a set of translation definition files and replace text in pivot tables, headings, titles, and outline contents with the matching translation. Details of this process are explained in the documentation in the package.
What I want to write about here is the interesting situation of straddling extension commands and autoscripts that arises in this package.
My first approach was based on autoscripts. Autoscripts are Python or Basic scripts that are triggered by events such as the creation of a pivot table. The Base autoscript, if there is one, is called for every event, and other autoscript files can be attached to particular table types (See Edit>Options>Scripts for details.) Python autoscripts, though, are called by using import rather than by invoking a specific function in the script file.
That's fine, but this package also provides an extension command named SPSSINC TRANSLATE OUTPUT. The extension command provides syntax that lets the job stream translate selected output when the syntax is executed rather than when a table is created. This is much easier to install compared to type-specific autoscripts. It also has the advantage of less overhead in many cases. An autoscript has to be loaded afresh each time the triggering event occurs. That means reloading the translation dictionaries each time. (The package documentation discusses how to minimize this startup cost.) The syntax version, though, can translate the entire output or the selected types in one invocation. It only loads the translation dictionaries once per command, although it will load incremental dictionaries as required when table types are encountered.
So mostly the same code needs to work for both autoscripting and the extension command. Since the extension command passes control to Python by calling the Run method in the module while the autoscript executes by using import, making both work is a little tricky.
Importing in Python actually means executing the contents of the imported module. Code inside a function or class would get defined but not executed by import as def and class are executable statements that define their objects. There is code needed for processing the parsed input for the extension command form, but we want to minimize the overhead of that when running as an autoscript.
The solution is simple. The file SPSSINC_TRANSLATE_OUTPUT.py has the Run method required for handling the parsed input and processes the syntax. It is not used when an autoscript is run. Run then calls code in translator.py, which is also the module used for autoscripting and has most of the code for this package.
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is executed, because it is outside any function definition. This starts the translation process.
When the extension command is run, it calls dotrans but does not set the value of the importing parameter. dotrans itself has a default value for this parameter of False. Combining this with the
api allows dotrans to figure out what to do. When imported and it is an autoscript, it gets called and does the translation. When imported by the Run method in SPSSINC_TRANSLATE_OUTPUT.py, it is not executed until the Run method has set up the proper parameters and called dotrans.
There are other ways to solve this problem, but this solution shows some of the advantages of being able to use the same Python module both as an autoscript and as a collection of callable functions and classes.


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Cut the Rope: Triple Treat releasing on 3DS in early 2014
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To celebrate the fifth birthday of its App Store, Apple has disclosed a list of its best-selling iOS game and app releases to date. There are no prizes for guessing which game currently rules the roost. Apple is also giving away a selection free games from today.
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Cut the Rope was announced for 3DS during iDEAME Spain this past weekend, according to Nintendo World Report. It will be handled by Abylight, with original developer Zeptolab pubishing it through eShop. It will contain the extra levels added with the PC and Mac versions, various achievements and online leaderboards will also be added. Pricing […]
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LOS ANGELES (AP) — A Navy guided missile cruiser hit by a malfunctioning drone during a training exercise is back in San Diego, where investigators will assess the damage and determine what went wrong.
Two sailors were treated for minor burns after the USS Chancellorsville was struck by the drone during radar testing Saturday afternoon, off Point Mugu in Southern California.
Lt. Lenaya Rotklein of the U.S. Third Fleet said Sunday that the target drone hit the ship's left, or port, side.
She says investigators at Naval Base San Diego are assessing the damage and determining why the drone malfunctioned.
About 300 crew members were aboard the ship.
The Navy could not say how the two sailors were injured.
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The Gun
Time Out says
An amazing waterside location far from the maddening crowds, with assured cooking, considered ales and a global wine list. Beware stiff prices, though.
Please note, the Gun is now a Fuller's pub.
Typical of the ETM chain, the Gun is an attractively spruced-up pub, with attentive staff and stiff prices. The focus is on making both diners and drinkers feel at home. The restaurant menu is available throughout – not just in the smartly dressed dining space – and there's a standalone bar menu too. The handsome bar counter is lined with real ales (Adnams bitter is a regular, and there's always a guest ale), but also offers cocktails and a global wine list. Cooking is assured, if not quite good enough to justify the prices: slow-cooked Middle White pork belly with battered skate knobs, carrot purée, sprout tops and ginger and port jus cost £19 for a small portion – making sides such as chips or dauphinoise potatoes a neccessity. Also, £9 seemed a lot for a (not very) devilled chicken liver starter. Better value is to be found on the bar menu, where £7.50 buys a substantial 'fish finger sandwich' (more like goujons in toast) served with plenty of tartare sauce, and a decent steak sandwich with caramelised onions and horseradish cream is £9.50. Lightly themed (prints and a few antique pistols), with wooden floors, white walls and an open fire, the Gun is a fine spot in any weather, but its USP is the terrace. Refurbished in spring 2013 with fold-back glass panels, this is right on the river, looking out over the O2. Neophytes, beware – the pub can be tricky to find first time around. For more ETM pubs, go to their website.
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|Main courses £14.50-£32
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|Open 11am-midnight Mon-Sat, 11am–11pm Sun. Lunch served noon-3pm Mon-Fri, noon-4pm Sat-Sun. Dinner served 6pm-10.30pm Mon-Sat, 6.30pm-9.30pm Sun.
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I've eaten at The Gun a few times now and love it. The food is delicious, the staff are fantastic and the venue is gorgeous. Perfect for team lunches and after work drinks. The terrace in summer is great for relaxing by the river. Highly recommended
I organised a large client dinner here. All who attended absolutely loved the place: the view, the food, the service. The events manager was extremely helpful and thorough. She gave a range of suggestions to fit our needs and recommended The River Room which is absolutely beautiful. We'll definitely recommend The Gun, and may even be making another visit there in the near future.
For the views, location, food quality ... and the wee fire place! ;-)
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We had an wonderful afternoon at The Gun. The private dining room was beautiful and had a real "wow" factor with the view over the river. The food was magnificent and the service was quick. The privacy allowed us to continue our business conversations and the atmosphere was light allowing everyone to open up and get to know each other. Overall a fantastic afternoon in a beautiful location with great food and company.
We recently held a 40th birthday party here and it was absolutely fantastic! The management were amazing at helping us plan our event, nothing seemed to be too much trouble. We had ordered bowl food for our guests, and the food was divine - all our guests are still talking about how yummy it was. Service was really friendly and the evening was a total success thanks to them. We had access to the outside terrace so the views over the Thames looking over at the o2 Dome was rather special. I would totally recommend this pub for parties or even if you want to pop in for a pint and some food. You won't be disappointed!
We booked the River room for a team meeting and dinner afterwards. The staff were very helpful with the organisation in the run up and attentive on the day. Great views and excellent food. Would definitely come back.
I love going to the Gun, i go there personally for a drink, it's great for a quiet, cosy drink in the winter by the fire or in the summer to sit by the river with a Pimms. I also book the Gun for private dinners for work. The staff are always really friendly and helpful and everyone who attends the dinners have always told me how much they enjoyed going to The Gun.
This is an amazing venue. I had lunch there a couple weeks ago and i was supposed to review it but i hadnt got round to it. The food as lovely i had the fishcake, my husband loves the beer there too. The terrace overlooks the thames and it feels like your on a boat i have to visit at night it must look amazing!
We celebrated our wedding dinner here and it was one of the most memorable days, thanks to The Gun. =) We had the private River Room which if you have a party of less than 16 is completely worth booking. The view is amazing and the atmosphere is so surreal. We had our own waiter, who took care of our every need. The food was delicious (def try the lamb with thyme). Overall thanks to Anna and the team it was absolutely perfect! Definitely Recommend!
I booked the Red Room for a party of 30 people. The room was really cosy with a lovely roaring fire. Drinks that we pre-ordered were set up in the room for when we arrived and a waiter was provided in the room to pour the drinks and order more. The service was incredible and the staff were really attentive and friendly. It really was a fantastic evening and the room had a very reasonable minimum spend so I cannot recommend this venue enough. We will certainly be returning at our earliest convenience.
I booked the private dining area upstairs for a surprise 40th birthday Sunday lunch and everything was perfect, the food was exquisite, Staff were superb (attentive and effective) and the room created an ideal setting. Everyone thoroughly enjoyed themselves so thank you to the whole team. I'll certainly be recommending the venue to others and will keep it on top of my list for our next big event.
Went back to celebrate a special birthday 44 years after my 21st. Then it was an East End pub loved by dockers and local families long before Docklands, O2 and Canary Wharf skyscrapers came into being. Then we used what is now called the Riverside room for a party where a buffet of sausage rolls and sandwiches was served at 2s and 6d a head. This time it was, of course, a little more expensive but it has still got enormous character. The furnishings are more luxurious now so 12 of us dined round an oval table under the chandeliers looking out over the Thames as people rowed or sailed past. Great service, views and food. A superb private setting for up to 16 people in fantastic surroundings. Thank you Gun. Docklands wastelands no longer seem so alien. I will be back for the next memorable occasion but I better not wait 44 years!
I'd organised a retirement party at a restaurant in Greenwich, but two weeks before the event, and without prior warning, the restaurant cancelled my booking because they'd decided to run a "special event" that evening! With nine hungry guests to feed, I panicked, but then had a brainwave; I contacted the very helpful Anna who found me a table for ten at The Gun. It was a warm evening, so I wanted my guests to have drinks on the terrace before our meal. A quiet word and a couple of the bar staff quickly volunteered to set up a table and chairs for us, They then happily brought us our drinks, even though the terrace was not strictly covered by waiter service. For us it made a very relaxing start to our evening. Full marks to the bar staff. At the appointed time we went to our table in the restaurant, where we were attended to by friendly staff. The meal proceeded at a well judged pace - it can't be easy getting ten main courses, with side dishes, to the table all at the same time, but the kitchen managed it! We had a lovely meal, served by efficient staff for whom nothing seemed too much trouble. All my guests told me afterwards how much they had enjoyed the whole experience, which for me was the object of the evening. Well done The Gun; it was a faultless, thoroughly enjoyable evening. Thank you for making my retirement party that extra bit special!
Whatta a gem of a place. Came for a cozy Saturday lunch on a not so great London day, stayed for a pub dinner too! The terrace is amazing if you can get out there. Lots of quirky rooms with so much to see. Definately recommend
The Gun is my favourite pub, fantastic food and the staff are really friendly. Would highly recommend.
We came here after our teams "Offsite" for dinner and drinks, and we booked the River Room. The food was absolutely fantastic, as well as the staff. The view we had was amazing, and gave talking points when we could see people walking over the O2 (although they did look like matchstick people). Would definitely go back with my colleagues and friends.
Fabulous venue, amazing party and made all the better by their teams hard work, organisation and Communication! We both and all our guests had a wonderful time and delicious food. Thank you for all your help and all the very best in the future.
I work in the vicinity of the Gun, where colleagues have taken clients for a relaxed and informal dinner or lunch and always gave good reviews. When my in-laws were visiting london I decided that we should try it out for ourselves. All started out well with a confirmation of my booking for 3.30 that day (sunday) from a member of the team, which is pretty standard in most places, but its the small touches that make the big difference. We arrived at the Gun and were seated, first impressions were good with some spare tables. We were given the menu and wine list and then offered some bread, next came a waitress from the kitchen to the table and stated there is no beef. Confused as we had only just been seated asked if she had the wrong table. She advised us that the chef had just advised there was no beef and to let us know, quickly followed by a waited to take our order. I had to ask if we could order drinks first before we ordered. The menu is sparse, from memory 6 or 7 main course to choose from (including the beef) and 2 specials - of which one was off also. I asked the supervisor what was available as there seemed to be a limited selection to choose from, that was met by a torte reply of everything that is not sold out.. this should have been a sign of things to come with this member of staff! Without having numerous years in the restaurant business, it doesn't take someone of Michel Roux calibre to work out the sunday roast will be the most popular dish on a sunday, having regularly eaten sunday lunches around london in various "gastro" pubs - none of which have sold out at 3.30 in the afternoon, astounding. Starters and Mains ordered, father in-law ordering wine we settled in for our lunch. The waiter came back to allow us to taste the wine, not going back to the person who ordered. I said it was fine, and poured our table, placing the wine cooler directly to the side of my cutlery on an already cramped table. He returned a few minutes later to advise he had selected the wrong wine, did we want to continue drinking the one that had been poured. Not a massive issue, but it does make sense to get the person who has ordered the wine to taste it and confirm their choice. Pretty basic stuff. Starters were good; small things like a muslin cloth around the lemon to squeeze onto the crab were absent, leaving the pips to be fished out of the dish. Basic attention to detail missing. I would expect half a lemon to be put on the side of a dish in a pub or chain restaurant, but not in an establishment marketing itself as "a gastro pub". Mains were nice, the rabbit was tasty, but the crackling on the pork of my partner and mother-in-law was like tough treacle - again most places remove the crackling to get the "right" crispiness and not overcook the pork. Again pretty basic stuff and replicated all over london and 5* hotels in the UK i have dined in. Deserts were very average, with two of the party leaving part of their dessert. WE wanted to finish off with coffees, again no order was taken at the time when the deserts were taken and trying to get the eye of staff was an olympic event. As the supervisor was placing napkins on tables i asked if we cold order some coffee, that was met with a face of "you want me to take coffee orders" type of look. At she turned her back to walk away another member of staff was facing her and we couldn't see what was mouthed or what expression was made. I called her back over to ask if there was a problem with ordering coffee, that was met with a brisk "no she always laughs at me because i don't put the orders on the system". One thing I am not is naive, and cannot abide people thinking they are above others, or the audacity to attempt to manipulate the situation. The only time she seemed animated in the actual customer(s) with anything less than pure distain was when my father-in-law asked where she was from; to which she trotted at pace Spain (Barcelona) but had spent many years working in New York and would be going back there soon as the weather is much better and is not grey and depressing like london. My advice - GO! Go quickly! You are no loss to the service industry in London and I cannot imagine where you would be working in New York, as in all the years i have visited NYC I have never had "service" anywhere close to the offering of this person; and i struggle to understand how any New Yorker would put up with that attitude there - it simply wouldn't fly. Overall at close to £65 a head the offering and service were that of a bog standard tourist trap restaurant in london. The food was good, nothing more. I have paid significantly less in London for a far more enjoyable surroundings and "gastro" experience. I will not be recommending the Gun to any of my colleagues or peers in the Bank where I work. I frankly wouldn't put my reputation on the line. Shame.
I can highly recommend the Gun for a wonderful day out. The attention to detail was really something from start to finish and the food was amazing. We ate in the River Room and were given the full history behind the venue too. After eating we went to the garden area where we played ping pong, enjoyed the beer festival, sat on deckchairs looking at the river - we felt as though we were on our holidays by the sea! Will definitely be back for a visit and the complimentary taxis from Masthouse Pier or the tube are a real bonus too.
I organised a work dinner for 8 people. Anna the events manager was fantastic- and very patient with our many changes. We arrived and had drinks in the back pub with a roaring fire- which our visitors from Spain, France and the US sincerely appreciated. The food was great and the service impeccable. The boss was very impressed- and I am definitely booking again!
Excellent place - great food and outside tables on the river!
Excellent gastropub. Unique atmosphere. Comfortable rooms. Great views of the Thames. Interesting food and beverage selections. The 5 course Valentine's day tasting menu was superb. Highly recommended.
I booked a private dining room (River Room) at The Gun for my partners 30th Birthday. Trying to coordinate an event with a large number of people can sometimes be quite difficult but thanks to the events organiser, and the service staff, the process ran very smoothly. The view from the room was breath taking, the food was beautifully cooked and presented and the service was brilliant. I have no hesitations in recommending this place and will definitely be visiting again.
We had a fantastic birthday lunch for a group of us at The Gun over Christmas - we managed to snag the smaller of their private rooms - and had the most amazing time. Dedicated and incredibly friendly service, great food, lovely wines, amazing views and ambience. I would heartily recommend the Gun for anyone, whether they are looking to celebrate or just enjoy some delicious food in fab surroundings.
We had our Christmas lunch at The Gun this week and it was lovely. The staff were great and very attentive making sure we were well watered and fed. The food was delicious and wine was great to match. We were fortunate to be housed in the River room which had fantastic views and was beautifully decorated. Will definitely be coming back.
Myself and 8 others visited for our work's Christmas lunch. We had exceptional service (especially for those with specific dietary requirements) from start to finish, we weren't rushed through our courses, which can be the case in other restaurants at Christmas time, and there was a brilliant selection of wines. Highly Recommended!
This is one of the best places that I have been to for a Christmas lunch. We were booked in to the River Room which was great with the most amazing views over the river. You could not ask for better service, food and atmosphere. We continued in the bar afterwards - just great. Highly recommended.
Couldn't have asked for a better setting for some organised work drinks near the Wharf. Staff were helpful and attentive before, during and even after the event and the rain even stayed away! Thoroughly recommended.
Brilliant venue - I organised a dinner here for 21 people in the private Cabin Room, with drinks first in a reserved area on the terrace (which has lovely views). The staff there were brilliant and very flexible at short notice. The food and wine was excellent as well and got great feedback from all those who attended. Many thanks for a great evening!
Excellent lunch in the Cabin private room overlooking the river.. Food was superb, service was very efficient and nothing too much trouble as we were a party of x20. Would definately re-visit!
I held a client event for 22 people at The Gun on 20 June we had hot canapes and Pimm's on the Terrace. It was an excellent event, views were great, food was even better and the service was excellent, the staff were very friendly and professional and nothing ws too much trouble for the. Would definitely use this venue again - my clients were really impressed.
An excellent evening in the semi-private Red Room by the team. They enjoyed the whole evening and the food and staff were great! Would definately recommend.
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Great food, great venue - team were well looked after! Great promotional rate too...
An excellent evening in the private dining Cabin Area. Staff were fantastic. Food great. Good views from the terrace area. Very well organised and I would highly recommend visting this venue.
Delicious food, attentive staff and a cosy, romantic atmosphere. It's our favourite Gastropub in the Docklands.
It's not the best food in London, although the food is consistently good, it's the list of other attractions that make this my favoutire place to eat in the Docklands. The view is impressiive, the decore is tasteful and the whole place is dripping in history. Not least of all, the staff are professional, attentive and friendly.
We went here for our Christmas and historic meals on this occasion have learnt not too expect too much. The gun was absolutely faultless. The atmosphere was charming, very relaxed which was exactly what we were looking for. The food was stunning (every course for all the diners at our table). I cannot praise the waiting staff enough, the effort was outstanding. I cannot receommended the Gun enough and cannot understand the rating that Time out have given as is definitely not reflective of the 5* service.
We went there for our work christmas lunch. The food and service were both superb - highly recommended.
Great place!
We went there for a sunday lunch and were kindly proposed a table on the terrace overlooking the river. The service was excellent, and the pork belly delicious. Strongly recommended.
Had an excellent family lunch on Sunday in the private Cabin Room. The food was delicious and the atmosphere was very friendly and relaxed - we were wonderfully looked after by the staff and would not hesitate to recommend The Gun. There are fantastic views of the Thames and the O2 and a lovely heated enclosed terrace. All in all a great venue either for a family get-together or just a drink and snack in the bar.


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Watching and waiting. Once the "jet engine" noise of inner barrel low oxygen charring and volatile gas consumption begins, the smoke becomes minimal. If enough oxygen were available one would see complete combustion with only ashes produced. Former Vice President and 2007 Nobel Prize recipient Al Gore noted, "One of the most exciting new strategies for restoring carbon to depleted soils and sequestering significant amounts of CO2 for 1,000 years and more, is the use of biochar."
Biochar – you may have never heard of it, but in many research circles, and in a few select backyard lots, biochar is the stuff dreams are made of, particularly given our need for better soils, better air, better plants, and better climates. Biochar is a type of charcoal very unlike the grill's charcoal briquettes, which are a mixture of powdered devolatilized coal, a small portion of raw or carbonized sawdust, and intentional ash additives. Biochar is the result of heating biomass under the exclusion of air – a process known as pyrolysis. Renewable lignin-based resources from nut shells to manures to wood, switchgrass, wheat straw, corn shucks and other green materials, can be the fuel used to create a very stable, very porous carbon rich product that can last hundreds of years. Biochar's primary use is for soil enrichment, but it can do much more than that.
In the 1950s, Dutch soil scientist Wim Sombroek discovered dark, carbon-rich soils in the Amazon basin that supported productive farms in areas – many of them typically unproductive jungle cutovers – that previously had poor, even toxic soils. These dark soils known as terra preta, or black earth, had been "cultured" sometimes over hundreds, sometimes even thousands of years by the addition of biochar, by accident (wildfire mainly), or by intention, allowing the soil to retain vital organic matter, plant nutrients and moisture, essential for good plant growth. Unlike other raw materials we're more familiar with, such as fertilizers, additives, composts or manures, biochar is not assimilated, transformed, or broken down, but is thought to remain unaltered in the soil through successive generations of biomass. Still enriched hundreds of years after they were amended, these dark soils have generated great interest in using biochar not only to improve soils but to sequester carbon by tying up the carbon in solid stable form from otherwise unused biomass as well as increasing plant growth, which consumes greater amounts of CO2 in the process then slower-growing plants. Thus, potentially, mankind could reduce – if done on a massive scale – the greenhouse effect of elevated carbon (CO2) levels currently in the atmosphere. And consider this, increased plant growth could also result in increased oxygen production at a time when oxygen levels in our atmosphere are falling. Wow, that's big picture thinking for a gardener just wanting a better backyard!
A homemade biochar maker. Note the drilled air holes at the top and bottom of the 55-gallon metal barrel. Also note the removable metal seal rim attached to the removable smokestack/cover combo. The seal allows for lower oxygen ingress once the burning process is well along. Commercial production of biochar uses a number of alternative processes including kilns and gasifiers to achieve the same end product.
Biochar and compost mix three weeks after initial combustion. Some impoverished nations use urine to complete the preparation of biochar for use in the soil. Whether compost or urine, the aim is to stabilize it. This initial one time application will ensure the biochar does not compete for nutrients while setting up a good environment for the future microbe/nutrient/water/carbon matrix.
Just a wee bit more science. Why is it so stable? Mainly because the aromatic rings that make up the structurally altered carbon in biochar are so difficult to break. Voila, a long lasting, incredibly stable, soil amendment. If biochar is indeed the same product found in terra preta soils, which have also been discovered on other continents (for instance, Japan has a long history of using charcoal in soil), it is the realization of what gardeners and environmentalists dream of: It maintains balanced moisture levels during wide climate changes; it improves air permeability in otherwise dense clays soils; like humus and clay minerals it increases cation exchange capacity thus increasing soil fertility; it decreases leaching of essential nutrients making them available for microbial use while its pores provide a great habitat for microbes; and all the while it increases the buffering capacity and doesn't itself deteriorate and have to be annually amended like fertilizers, which is all too good to be true. But, there is more: Like activated carbons, some biochars have activity levels high enough to act as detoxifiers of poisoned, sterile or dying soils. Imagine if we'd had biochar reclamation following the dustbowl years in the 1930s!
Let's move beyond the science to the practical. How do we make it, how do we use it? Since we are talking about combustion, the material used needs to be reasonably dry (20-30 percent water weight or less). At Reynolds Community College in Goochland, Virginia, where I worked, one of my very capable volunteers, Bill Swanson, built a simple two-barrel "retort," basically a stove of sorts. Ours was made of two metal drums dedicated to the pyrolysis, i.e., low oxygen burning, of dry wood and other dry biomass to make biochar. Ours used twigs and short pieces of excess untreated lumber up to 2 inches thick that we packed into the open end of a 30-gallon metal barrel. Wood chips or sawdust will not work well in this design as they pack too tightly and not enough heat is developed. There are other suitable designs such as kilns, pits, and gasifiers. Our 55-gallon open-end empty drum was inverted and placed over the open end of the 30-gallon wood -filled drum. The two barrels, now one unit, were turned over and the space between the two barrels was filled with dried wood. Air holes – cut or drilled – around the base as well as just below the upper rim of the 55-gallon barrel allowed for limited O2 access. Once the wood between the barrels was ignited and vigorously burning the outer barrel lid, complete with a stovepipe was seated to retain heat and make the process more efficient. The heat from this burning wood chars the wood in the inner oxygen-restricted barrel (if there was too much oxygen it would burn to ash), which gives off volatile gases while drawing in oxygen through the space where the barrels meet at the bottom. Once that charring process really gets started you'll hear what sounds like a jet engine rushing sound of exiting hot gases and water vapor heading out the smoke stack with virtually no smoke. In the space of 90 minutes burn time you've created biochar! When the process is complete and cooled, remove the lid and dump out the inner barrel of biochar. If it's been "cooked" right it will have a clinking sound, almost glassy when dropped or shaken.
Properly carbonized wood forms a rigid, easily crushed material lacking any pockets of undercarbonized material. The biochar will not feel greasy and the black dust will wash off one's hands with just water – no soap necessary unless it was incomplete charring.
To prepare our biochar for garden use, we wrapped it in a tarp and ran over it repeatedly with the truck to crush it into 1⁄2-inch or so pieces. Fresh biochar needs to be further prepped by mixing it with compost (in some countries urine is used to stabilize the biochar) or a balanced fertilizer. We mixed it with compost and let it sit for three weeks. The biochar will attract and hold nutrients and microbes from the compost. This only needs to be done once to prevent competition with plants for nutrients.
The study and refinement of biochars for reintroduction of endangered or threatened coastal plant species to coastal barren habitat in Massachusetts is just one of the many ongoing biochar initiatives. The biochar we made at the college was introduced to the new educational vineyard recently established. Who knows, the results may well lead to stronger plants with less need for chemical controls. Who yet knows the full promise of biochar?
A version of this article appeared in a September 2015 print edition of State-by-State Gardening.
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In March 1812, a group of Georgia settlers known as the Patriot Army, with de facto support from the United States government, invaded Spanish East Florida. The Patriots hoped to convince the inhabitants of the province to join their cause and proclaim independence from Spain. Once independence was achieved, the Patriots planned to transfer control of the territory to the United States.
The Patriots seized Fernandina without firing a shot, but could not convince the government at St. Augustine to surrender. By July 1812, the "invasion" had reached a stalemate, with the Patriots encamped at Fort Mose, and the Spanish government firmly in control of St. Augustine and Castillo de San Marcos. Over the ensuing several months, the Patriots fought a series of skirmishes against the Spanish and their Seminole and black allies. The most significant fighting took place when the Patriots attempted to penetrate the strongholds of the Seminoles and their African-American allies near the Alachua Prairie.
The Patriots eventually lost their tenuous support from the U.S. government and abandoned the Florida project in early 1813. During their time in control of Fernandina, the Patriots formed a temporary government and drafted a constitution to govern their territory. That document is transcribed and available on the Florida Memory website, along with other miscellaneous items related to the short-lived Republic of East Florida.
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Ktpt wrote:Anyone know a book store in Australia that sells some of thee books? (Holmes, etc)
I cant find one anywhere
jamiecabascos wrote:i don't know if that "coming soon" SH movie is good. i watched the trailer but i didn't get interested. if you guys would only watch the older SH series/movies, you'll not going to get impressed with the coming soon SH
Gamer1104 wrote:I stopped by my local Barnes and Nobles because I had to go on an hour trip with my girlfriend's family to see the girlfriend act in her play, and I wanted to finally find some Sherlock Holmes to read on the ride up there. So I stopped into this book store for the first time in years (it was more convenient, I normally shop at Borders), and I found and bought both volumes of "The Complete Sherlock Holmes" with an introduction and notes by Kyle Freeman. It was found under their "Barnes and Nobles Classic" line of books. The book is a pretty lengthy one, at around 700 pages each novel. And it only costs $7.95 each one. Just started reading "A Study in Scarlet" and it's pretty good so far.
So if you're looking for these books, try stopping by a local Barnes and Nobles or Borders and look under their Signature Classic line of books. Shouldn't cost you much, considering I just got around 1400 pages in two books for only $16 (plus tax).
I'm really excited over this so I just wanted to stop by and share my joy in finding these. Can't wait to read them
Thanks for providing these download links for the people out there who can't purchase them though
still.looking wrote:Do you have a .pdf for Poirot?
kirhidemi wrote:wow nice collection... i have one of the books entitled... the adventure of sherlocke holmes 2... thanks for sharing..
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BIRMINGHAM | Environmental groups filed suit Friday to block a 52-mile highway that would complete a perimeter road around metro Birmingham, saying the government ignored clean water rules in approving a permit for initial construction.
BIRMINGHAM | Environmental groups filed suit Friday to block a 52-mile highway that would complete a perimeter road around metro Birmingham, saying the government ignored clean water rules in approving a permit for initial construction.
The Southern Environmental Law Center filed the federal lawsuit on behalf of Black Warrior Riverkeeper to block the six-lane highway.
The suit contends the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers failed to follow the Clean Water Act and other laws when it approved permits for the first construction phase of the so-called Northern Beltline.
The long-delayed road would connect with Interstate 459 southwest of Birmingham and Interstate 59 northeast of the city to complete a highway perimeter road around Alabama's largest metropolitan area. But environmental groups say the project would damage rivers, streams and wetlands along the highway's path in Jefferson County.
Opponents also contend the project's cost, estimated at nearly $5.5 billion over three decades, would compound the environmental threat by draining money away from other projects.
The Corps of Engineers, which recently granted the permit, declined comment.
"We have not seen the lawsuit," said Pat Robbins, a spokesman in the agency's Mobile office.
Nelson Brooke of the Riverkeeper organization said officials chose the route for the road that would be the most destructive to the environment of seven alternatives that were considered.
"The Northern Beltline will cross and permanently alter Black Warrior and Cahaba river tributaries in 67 places," Brooke said in a statement.
Another lawsuit was filed two years ago seeking to block the project, which is supported by business groups as a way to stimulate development in an area north and west of Birmingham that remains forested and rural in many places. Different versions of the project have been considered for decades.
The Alabama Department of Transportation, which also is named in the lawsuit, said construction on the first, 1.3-mile section of the highway is scheduled to begin next year.
Aside from completing the Birmingham perimeter, the highway would connect with the soon-to-be completed Interstate 22, which links Birmingham and Memphis, Tenn.


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