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Ervin Coley Marsh, Jr.
BERLIN – Dr. Ervin (Erv) Coley Marsh, Jr., 78, died on Tuesday, Jan. 19, 2010 at the Berlin Nursing and Rehabilitation Center.
Born in Crisfield, Md., he was the son of the late Luella Evans Marsh and Ervin C. Marsh, Sr.
Marsh, a graduate of Crisfield High School, was a veteran of the Korean Conflict. He was a graduate of Salisbury University, the University of California at San Francisco, and Nova University. After teaching in Baltimore County schools, he moved to Sussex County, Del. to become principal of what was then Selbyville High School. After three years at the school, he was appointed director of Student Activities at the Delaware Department of Public Instruction in Dover, Del. Later he was named Assistant to the Delaware State Superintendent of Schools. Before his retirement, Marsh was Director of Accreditation and Certification for the Delaware Department of Public Instruction. During his time in this position, he was responsible for teacher certification and evaluation of colleges incorporated in the State Delaware. In 1996, Marsh retired to his farm in Roxana and in 2000 moved to Ocean Pines.
He is survived by his wife of 47 years, Merle, and their son Adam.
A brief memorial service will be held on Saturday, Feb. 6, at 2 p.m. at the Burbage Funeral Home in Berlin. Friends and family may call one hour prior to the service. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Atlantic General Hospital, 9733 Healthway Dr., Berlin, Md. 21811 or to Worcester Preparatory School, 508 South Main St., Berlin, Md. 21811.
Lester D. Shockley, Jr.
SNOW HILL – Lester D. Shockley Jr. passed away Sunday, Jan. 17, following a brief illness.
Born on Nov. 5, 1929, he was the son of the late Lester D. Shockley Sr. and Maude G. Shockley. He was preceded in death by his parents and brother, Samuel G. Shockley.
He graduated from Snow Hill High School in 1946 and began his life-long career as a farmer, growing corn, soybeans and wheat, as well as raising chickens. Shockley took over full operation of the family farm in 1960.
Shockley was a member of Mt. Zion Methodist Church, in Whiton. He was one of several people dedicated to the preservation of Mt. Zion, chartered in 1873. He attended the church faithfully until services were curtailed. After that, he attended Bates United Methodist Church in Snow Hill.
For 57 years, Shockley was a member of Sinepuxent Lodge #193 AF and AM in Snow Hill and served two years as Master. He was a member of the Worcester County Soil Conservation District, the Maryland Forest Association and Maryland Farm Bureau. Shockley was considered conservative in some ways, but generous and compassionate in others.
He is survived by his loving wife of 52 years, Rosine P. Shockley; his daughter, Susan Lynch and her husband Richard; his son, Jack and his wife Barbara of Snow Hill; and his son, Lester D. Shockley III of Charlotte N.C. and his former wife Katy of Salisbury. He is also survived by two grandsons, Sgt. Benjamin Lynch, Afghanistan and Cpl. Stephan Lynch, Camp Pendleton. He is survived by five granddaughters, Julia and Lauren Shockley of Snow Hill; and Rachel, Sarah and Hannah Shockley of Salisbury; a very special Aunt Madeline; two nephews; and many cousins.
Services were held. In lieu of flowers, contributions can be made to Mt. Zion Methodist Church, c/o David F. Shockley, 6631 Whiton Rd., Snow Hill Md. 21863
Arrangements were in the care of Burbage Funeral Home.
Maryanna Maguire
OCEAN CITY – Maryanna Maguire, a Baltimore resident with strong ties to Ocean City and the resort area, passed away on Jan. 10, 2010.
She was the beloved wife of the late Judge John N. Maguire; devoted mother of Susan M. Spicer; grandmother of Amanda Spicer, Samantha McIntire and Brooke Spicer; and loving great-grandmother of Walker, Jack and Harper.
Maguire was from Baltimore where she was active in many philanthropic endeavors and charitable organizations. She was also well known in the Ocean City where she maintained a second residence on Bayshore Drive for at least three decades. Maguire was also very active in the Dunes Club.
A funeral service was held at Towson Presbyterian Church last Friday. Interment was private.
Jeanne Marie Moulaison
OCEAN PINES – Jeanne Marie Moulaison, 81, died Thursday, Jan. 14, 2010 at Peninsula Regional Medical Center in Salisbury.
Born in Melrose, Mass., she was the daughter of the late Lugene Moulaison and Philomena Bourque Moulaison.
She had worked in the computer technology field for 40 years having worked for John Hancock Life Insurance of Boston.
She is survived by a sister, Irene Marie Menghi and her husband Hugh of Ocean Pines; a brother, Eugene Moulaison of Phoenix, Ariz.; and numerous nieces and nephews.
A Mass of Christian Burial will be offered on Saturday, Jan. 23, at 11 a.m. at St. John Neumann Catholic Church in Ocean Pines. Friends may call one hour prior to the service. Interment will be in Woodlawn Memorial Park in Georgetown, Del. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the American Heart Association, PO Box 5216, Glen Allen, Va. 23058-5216 or the American Cancer Society, c/o Gerri Harrison, 337 Winter Quarters Dr., Pocomoke City, Md. 21851.
Ralston Julie Smith
OCEAN CITY – Ralston Jule Smith, age 79, died Thursday, Jan. 14, 2010 at his home in Ocean City.
Born in Lawrenceburg, Ind., he was the son of the late Hiram Ralston Smith and Freda Baker Smith. He is survived by his wife of 36 years, Lee Smith.
Smith was a U.S. Air Force veteran, a graduate of Eastern Kentucky University. He had been a marketing manager for a defense contractor.
Along with his wife, he is survived by three children, Ralston J. Smith, Jr. and his wife Ruth of Coco, Fla., Laura Lee Smith of Lorton, Va. and Lewis E. Smith of Coco, Fla.; seven grandchildren; eight great grandchildren; and one sister, Eulalie S. Beagley of Lexington, Ky.
Cremation followed his death. A celebration of life will be held at a later date. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Worcester County Humane Society, PO Box 48, Berlin, Md. 21811. Arrangements are being handled by the Burbage Funeral Home in Berlin.
Robert Elwood Wimbrow, Jr.
SALISBURY – Robert "Bobby" Elwood Wimbrow, Jr., 38, died on Monday, Jan. 18, 2010 peacefully at his home in Salisbury.
Born in Salisbury, he was the son of Robert E. Wimbrow, Sr. and Nancy L. Garrison Wimbrow.
He was a graduate of Snow Hill High School in 1989. He went on to earn a BA of Arts in Biblical Theology. He was an avid Martial Arts fan. He fought a long, courageous battle with a muscular disease from the age of 7. He loved his family.
Along with his parents, he is survived by two sisters, Linda Rogers and her husband Tim and Lisa Passwaters and her husband Jimmy; three nephews, Rob Sykes, Christopher James and Adam Passwaters; one niece, Lindsay James; and many aunts, uncles, cousins and friends.
Services were held. In lieu of flowers donations may be made to Muscular Dystrophy Association, 8501 LaSalle Rd., Towson, Md. 21286 or to Coastal Hospice, PO Box 1733, Salisbury, Md. 21802. Arrangements handled by the Burbage Funeral Home in Berlin.
Anthony V. Herr, Sr.
BERLIN – On Jan. 8, 2010, Anthony V. Herr, Sr. a former resident of Ocean City and retired Baltimore City fireman, died at the age of 93 at his sons home.
He was the loving husband of the late Gladys Herr (Nee Mohr); devoted father of Anthony V. Herr, Jr. and his wife Patricia R. Herr of Purcellville, Va. and the late Lois Marie McEntee and surviving husband Steve McEntee; and loving grandfather of Steven McEntee, Jr. of Sparta, N.J., Lee McEntee of Doylestown, Pa., Jonathan Herr of Washington, DC, Christopher Herr of Herndon, Va, Nicholas Herr of Herndon, Va. and Rachael Herr of Percellville, Va. He is also survived by three great grandchildren.
The family will receive friends in the chapel of Stella Maris 2300 Pot Spring Road Timonium, Md. 21093 on Friday, Jan. 29, at from 11 to 11:30 a.m. when a funeral mass will be celebrated. Interment Garrison Forest Veterans Cemetery.


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Paul Booth's Last Rites Gallery Presents Taboo: Beinart Collective Group Exhibition
"Works featured in this exhibition explore the theme unashamedly, fearlessly and sometimes with humor. Breaking the "taboo" is usually considered objectionable by society, whether it be a violation of something held sacred or a threat against traditional beliefs. In a society run riot with political correctness, this exhibition has given an exceptional group of artists a forum to challenge, surprise and even confront the public. Each artist has been selected for their ability to express themselves imaginatively with exceptional technique and uncompromising individuality. The beinArt Surreal Art Collective is testimony to a huge international movement of figurative artists who have resisted current trends in the art world and remained true to their artistic vision." -Jon BeinartArtists Include: Dave Cooper, Chris Mars, Chet Zar, Peter Gric, Saturno Butto, Turf One (Jean Labourdette), Carrie Anne Baade, Pamela Wilson, Naoto Hattori, Gregory Jacobsen, Scott G Brooks, Barnaby Whitfield, Scott Scheidly, Dan Ouellette, Matt R Martin, Billy Reynolds, Bruce Eichelberger, Larkin, Lily Mae Martin, Sandra Yagi, David Choquette, Charles Pfahl, Vincent Castiglia, Hector Javier Ramirez, Beau White, Jana Brike, Jeffrey Richter, Dietmar Gross, Rachel Bess, Jeff Christensen, Sarah Petruziello, Alexandra Manukyan, Steven Kenny, Ville Lopponen, Jason Montinola, Lee Roswell, Karl Persson, Alejandro Barron, Erik Thorsandberg, Fred Harper, Stephanie Henderson, Macsorro, Heather Nevay, Craig LaRotonda, Caitlin Hackett, Ben Smith, Stephen Somers, Adrian Borda, Dale Keogh, Murielle Belin, Rory Coyne, Sean Chappell, Rodrigo Cifuentes & Kikyz1313 To be placed on the preview list for this show, please e-mail: email@example.com Last Rites Art Gallery & Tattoo Theatre 511 W. 33rd Street New York City, NY 10001

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James Cameron's deep-diving team has been keeping busy.
Just days after the filmmaker plunged more than 35,756 feet (10,890 meters) into the Pacific Ocean to the Mariana Trench, the deepest place on Earth, his team piloted Cameron's innovative submersible to yet another deep-sea spot.
This time, members of the expedition took Cameron's lime-green Deepsea Challenger to a depth of 3,600 feet (1,100 meters) off the coast of the tiny island of Ulithi, part of Micronesia.
The spot isn't far from place where Cameron made his historic dive on March 26, although it is only about a tenth as deep.
The image of the Cameron's Deepsea Challenger was taken by an unmanned seafloor "lander" — a large contraption that is baited, hoisted over the side of a ship and dropped to the seafloor. Once it's on the bottom, bait ideally lures seafloor creatures, and the lander's suite of instruments can take samples, photographs and data.
Cameron was slated to have a lander by his side during his Mariana Trench dive, but the plan was scuttled because of various mechanical problems, so Cameron went down to the bottom without any robot companions.
He spent about three hours in the Challenger Deep, the deepest part of the Mariana Trench. Humans had visited the deepest spot on the planet only once before, in 1960.
"It looked like the moon," Cameron told reporters with the National Geographic Society, co-sponsors of the mission, along with Swiss watchmaker Rolex.
"I didn't see a fish ... I didn't find anything that looked alive to me, other than a few amphipods in the water," Cameron told reporters upon his return.
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In the image released this week, things are a little more lively. A long, eel-like fish can be seen swimming in front of the Deepsea Challenger, and what looks like a cylindrical, translucent sea creature clings to the seafloor.
Scientists aboard the expedition's vessel say the submersible has collected many interesting samples from the seafloor over the course of 13 dives between Jan. 31 and April 3, but that now the long work of analyzing them begins.Story: James Cameron sees 'another planet' in the deepest sea
In a follow-up interview with National Geographic, Cameron said "we really need to go back and explore the size of the trench more." The next dive to the Mariana Trench will be more science-focused, he said, and will probably be taken by someone else on the expedition team.
"I'd love to continue with the dives, but I'm not sure that if I'm making 'Avatar' 2 and 3 over the next few years I'm going to have much time," he said.
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In Reply to: Two, Six Heave posted by Kelvin Tonks on January 28, 2010 at 13:39:
: : : : : Interesting discussion re the 2-6 Heave. As an ex British matelot, I pulled hawsers and ropes to this many times. I agree that it would be impossible for 2 guys to pull in a heavy pounder alone.
: : : : : Here's a thought ...
: : : : : Toutes = ALL (all of you/all together)
: : : : : Six = Six (ALL six of you)???
: : : : : Haler = Haul (French nautical term for haul) (pronounced 'ale)
: : : : : So ... Toutes Six Haler = All six together, heave.
: : : : People have been puzzling for decades over the origin of this phrase. It doesn't seem to make any sense in terms of Numbers Two and Six of the gun crew, and the idea that *any* command in the Royal Navy would have been given in French is just fantastic. The Royal Navy as we know it today came into being in the 18th century, during which (from 1701 to 1815) Britain was more or less permanently at war with France. (VSD)
: : : There are some French terms used in the British Navy and many in the English language. e.g. All British sailors are known as Matelots. The French Navy were most powerful in the 1600-1700's. At that time it was the English Navy - prior to the British Navy, before the union with Scotland. France and Britain were allies 1721-1733. It would be nice to believe that 2-6 were the gun crew numbers and that the phrase is British but I cannot believe that two men even with good blocks and tackle could alone pull a 32-68 pounder. Also the fact that numbers 2 and 6 were on the same side of the gun? Marines and Sailtrimmers were often used to assist in the hauling of the gun because of its sheer weight. Mine was just an idea about the French. Anyone got any other thoughts??
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: : The gun was served by a six man crew - known by numbers to make orders easier in the noise of battle. Number 1 was the Gun Captain who aimed and fired the gun. Number 2 used a long spike to turn and raise the barrel; Number 3 loaded the gun and rammed the shot and powder home. Number 4 sponged out the gun, ensuring that no burning powder or waste was left to cause premature ignition of the new charge. Number 5 worked opposite 2 to move the gun whilst Number 6 was the smallest and youngest member of the crew - the powder monkey. Often young boys. I cannot see a 9-10 year old lad heaving such a gun.
: Further ... I may have a logical answer ...
: Number 1 was the gun captain - he shouted the commands. He would not shout 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, Heave - He would shout 2 (through) 6 Heave - meaning - EVERYBODY HEAVE. Just a thought another thought. (Kelvin Tonks)
Not a plausible thought, though - because the construction "two through six" is native to the US, and still sounds vaguely foreign to most older Rightpondians. As for "matelot", that's jokey slang, which can come from anywhere, unlike regular commands. BTW, I have never encountered any usage of the phrase pre-WWI, and I don't know anyone who has, which certainly makes it unlikely that it had anything to do with the sailing navy. (VSD)


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Soccer Championship. The Rams gave Amherst a game, trailing 1-0 at
the half, but fell 4-0, ending their season with an overall record
of 12-10.
In a game which featured heavy rains and a 30-minute stoppage of play due to lighting, the Farmingdale State Rams geared up to play the Amherst College "Lord Jeffs" at host site Springfield College in Springfield, Massachusetts. With six freshmen and one senior in the starting lineup today, the Rams came out for one of their best games of the season against the talented Amherst squad.
Amherst scored 6:35 into the first half on a fast break, as Livia Rizzo (Dover, Mass.) chased down a through pass up the left side and just before going out the end line sent a pass across to teammate Jackie Hirsch (Wilmette, Ill.), who knocked the ball in for the 1-0 advantage. The Lord Ephs controlled most of the first half with a 16-1 shot advantage, but Farmingdale continued to pressure throughout and would trail by just one at the half.
Early in the second, Rams junior midfielder Tricia Pickford (Massapequa, N.Y./Massapequa) took a shot that missed the goal by a few inches, a close call for Amherst, and shortly after the game went into a lighting delay.
Amherst came out of the delay regrouped and with 27:49 remaining in the game, junior midfielder Meg Murphy (Springfield, Mass.) gave her team a 2-0 lead, sending home a free kick from the top of the box.
Farmingdale's best chance came with 19 minutes remaining, as freshman Katrina Cerverizzo (Center Moriches, N.Y./Center Moriches) sent a free kick from 25 yards out around the wall, but freshman goalkeeper Allie Horwitz (Woodbridge, Conn.) made the sliding save.
The Lord Jeffs would take that save down the left side for their third goal of the game and would score another with 59 seconds remaining to close out the 4-0 victory.
Freshman goalkeeper Amanda Maass (Mastic Beach, N.Y./William Floyd) had a great game making 10 saves in defeat. Senior captain and defender Kaitlin O'Brien (East Islip, N.Y./East Islip) played in her final game for the Rams. O'Brien, a four-year captain and two-time All-Conference selection, started 78-of-79 career games with the team and helped her team to two straight Conference Titles and two NCAA appearances.
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The Recreation Vehicle Industry Association (RVIA) has delayed implementing an online database designed to put technical information on competitive products directly into the hands of RV service techs because not enough RV manufacturers and suppliers have agreed to participate.
"We have 15 companies that have posted information, which isn't anywhere near what we are hoping for," said Bruce Hopkins, RVIA vice president of standards and education.
Hopkins wanted to launch the password-protected database that would be available only to certified and master-certified technicians during RVIA Committee Week June 8-11 in Washington, D.C. But the launch of the searchable database has been postponed.
"The whole point is to make it easy for technicians to get valid information in a timely manner," Hopkins said. "We don't want to put together something that only partially fills the need."
Hopkins said the goal is to have 100 companies participate.
When the database is launched, manufacturers and suppliers will be able to provide links to their own websites or they can add technical info directly to the database.
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Perfect for: Ponds that get a lot of leaves
Providing mechanical filtration, pond skimmers do an excellent job filtering ponds that receive a lot of leaves and floating debris. They contain a filter mat and debris net to catch leaves before they settle on the bottom of your pond, and they house your pump, giving you easy access to it for upkeep and maintenance. Because pond skimmers only provide mechanical filtration, be sure to pair it up with a waterfall filter.
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These all-in-one submersible in-pond filters are one of the easiest systems to add to an existing pond, as all the plumbing is conveniently contained right in the unit. Ideal for small ponds (up to 1,200 gallons) with just a few fish, these filtration systems can be combined with a fountain or used with a small waterfall. They provide mechanical and biological filtration and include a powerful UV clarifier to eliminate discolored water.
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What problem Builder pattern solves in Java
Example of Builder Design pattern in Java
public static void main(String args[]) {
//Creating object using Builder pattern in java
Cake whiteCake = new Cake.Builder().sugar(1).butter(0.5). eggs(2).vanila(2).flour(1.5). bakingpowder(0.75).milk(0.5).build();
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class Cake {
private final double sugar; //cup
private final double butter; //cup
private final int eggs;
private final int vanila; //spoon
private final double flour; //cup
private final double bakingpowder; //spoon
private final double milk; //cup
private final int cherry;
public static class Builder {
private double sugar; //cup
private double butter; //cup
private int eggs;
private int vanila; //spoon
private double flour; //cup
private double bakingpowder; //spoon
private double milk; //cup
private int cherry;
//builder methods for setting property
public Builder sugar(double cup){this.sugar = cup; return this; }
public Builder butter(double cup){this.butter = cup; return this; }
public Builder eggs(int number){this.eggs = number; return this; }
public Builder vanila(int spoon){this.vanila = spoon; return this; }
public Builder flour(double cup){this.flour = cup; return this; }
public Builder bakingpowder(double spoon){this.sugar = spoon; return this; }
public Builder milk(double cup){this.milk = cup; return this; }
public Builder cherry(int number){this.cherry = number; return this; }
//return fully build object
public Cake build() {
return new Cake(this);
//private constructor to enforce object creation through builder
private Cake(Builder builder) {
this.sugar = builder.sugar;
this.butter = builder.butter;
this.eggs = builder.eggs;
this.vanila = builder.vanila;
this.flour = builder.flour;
this.bakingpowder = builder.bakingpowder;
this.milk = builder.milk;
this.cherry = builder.cherry;
public String toString() {
return "Cake{" + "sugar=" + sugar + ", butter=" + butter + ", eggs=" + eggs + ", vanila=" + vanila + ", flour=" + flour + ", bakingpowder=" + bakingpowder + ", milk=" + milk + ", cherry=" + cherry + '}';
Cake{sugar=0.75, butter=0.5, eggs=2, vanila=2, flour=1.5, bakingpowder=0.0, milk=0.5, cherry=0}
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Balance 1-Light Table Lamp White/Polished Nickel
The Balance's contemporary white finish with polished nickel elements adds a retro style to the look of this collection, making it easy to place in both modern and transitional environments, with all fittings easily suited to using LED lamps. Each shade has a silver metallic lining. Pendants, table and floor lamps have fabric diffusers, and the chandeliers and wall lights include acrylic diffusers.
|4.1 k
|Box Dimensions
|66 x 48 x 34 c
|Fitting Height
|White/Polished Nickel
|Class II
|Number of lamps
|Maximum Wattage
|Lamp Included
|Integrated LED
|220-240v 50hz
|Energy Rating
|Build Materials
|Mild Steel
|Elstead Lighting
|Product Style
|Product Type
|Table Lamp
|Country of Origin
|Great Britain
|Product Name
|Balance 1-Light Table Lamp White/Polished Nickel
|Elstead Lighting
|13" - 15"
|2 Years
|fast 2 - 3 days
|Fitting Type - Indoor
|Modern Table Lamps
|Living Room, Dining Room, Bedroom, Hallway, Office
We would normally expect you to receive your order within 2-3 working days, however from time to time we may experience problems outside our control which would delay your order. Please allow 7-10 days for delivery especially in Northern Ireland, Off the mainland UK and some Scottish regions.
|2-3 days - £4.95
If you need to return a product purchased from Comet Lighting please download and print the returns from below. It is important to return your product with the form attached to ensure that your return is not delayed upon receipt in our warehouse. Before returning any product, email email@example.com for a RMA number, we will respond via email with you RMA number and any return instructions. Postage fees for any returns are your responsibility.
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Please do not post anything back without an RMA number as this may delay processing of your return.
Up to 14 Days After Purchase
Under the new distance selling regulations you have the right to cancel this contract with Comet Lighting LTD and return your goods for a refund within 14 working days, from the day after you receive the goods.
It is the customer's statutory duty to take reasonable care of the goods whilst in their possession. Therefore, we recommend the goods are returned 'with' the original packing in good condition to avoid the products being damaged on their return journey as it is the customer's responsibility to take care of the goods during the cancellation period.
Please note it is the consumers responsibility to pay for return postage to Comet Lighting Ltd when the goods are not faulty.
You can request to return goods after 14 Days with a restocking fee - however this is at the discretion of our Customer Services team.
A refund for the goods will be made by the same payment method and to the same card that was used to make the purchase. All refunds will be undertaken within 30 days of cancellation.
Please note credit/debit card refund can take 4 working days to clear.
Non faulty goods must be returned at the customers own cost within this period.
Faulty Goods
If you discover your purchase to be faulty within 30 calendar days of purchase please contact us by email Customer services: email@example.com
All Items sold via Comet Lighting have a one years manufacturers warranty.
With some products the manufacturers would require the customer to contact them directly. In these cases, manufacturers provide a specialist full on-site service and/or telephone help facilities for your convenience which we recommend you use in order to correct the fault quickly.
Any goods returned faulty ( within 28 calendar days in original packaging) will be repaired or replaced and sent back to the customer carriage free.
Please note that due to hygiene reasons opened headphones cannot be returned unless faulty.
Any goods returned for credit which are not found to be faulty will be returned to the customer with a minimum £10 carriage and administration charge. You must return the complete package, including accessories to us. Any items that are missing, when the product is returned to us will also be charged for - However this is at the discretion of our Customer Services team.
Title to and risk of loss in your Products will pass to you on delivery of the Products to the address stated in your Order Confirmation.
Product Boxes
We understand that boxes need to be opened to inspect the products, however if you do return the items to us, we need to resell them. WE CANNOT REFUND ON SERIOUSLY DAMAGED product boxes that prevent us from reselling the item. Please ensure that you DO NOT WRITE ON ITEM BOXES and DO NOT USE EXCESSIVE TAPE such as duct tape or heavy duty sealing tape.
Find the same light(s) you've set your heart on absolutely anywhere, online or even on the high street, and we will be happy to match the price.
Even after you buy from us, we want you to be absolutely delighted with your purchase so feel safe in the knowledge that up to 30 days after you order we will still match the price.
Our simple requirements are its brand new and you can buy it today for the advertised price including all costs such as postage.
That's it, no small print, just a real promise from us to you.
14 Days To Decide
We want you to be absolutely delighted with your order, so we are very happy to offer a 14 day money back guarantee to give you plenty of time to decide. If it's not exactly what you want, or if it does not fulfil your needs, you can send it back - no matter what the reason. We want you to be 100% happy with your purchase. No complicated list of do's and don'ts, all we ask is that the item is returned unused in the original packaging and that you have taken reasonable care.
Exclusions From The 14 Day Returns Policy
Items not normally stocked such as bespoke, hand made, peronalised with art work such as logos are not eligable for the 14 day return policy. Bulk orders: If you wish to order a large quantity of one product or are wishing to have artwork such as logo's added we are happy to provide a sample before comitting to a large quantity. Once you are happy with the product any orders for bigger quantities will not be eligble for the 14 day returns policy.
After 14 Days
We really want you to be happy with your purchase, but if you do decide after the 14 day period that you would like to return the order, you may still be able to and receive a credit note, this is reviewed on a case by case basis.
Please contact us and we will do all we can to help. A restocking fee may apply if the item has been opened and items that have been used will not be credited. Any credit notes issued must be used within 60 days of issue.
The Boring Bit...
Items being returned must have all their original packaging, along with all accessories received with it, any sealed items must still be sealed and unused. We will refund the cost of your purchase including the delivery charge. However we will not refund the cost of returning any items that are unwanted and if you request a collection this will be deducted from your refund.
We are sorry to say that items returned in a used condition or missing packaging will not be refunded and will be returned to you.
How To Return
To notify us that you wish to return your goods please contact us via telephone or e-mail. Once we receive your request we will send you an email with full details of how and where to return the goods including a returns number, which must be clearly displayed on the packaging.
Returns normally take only a few days to process but please allow up to 10 working days.


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Still Cat All-Over Print Fleece Blanket
Check out this cuddly, all-over-print Still Cat Fleece Blanket! This fully sublimated design features a still life that is a little bit more realistic because it includes cats! Get this vibrant blanket for your home today. Designed by: Chelsea Heidlebaugh
This All-Over Print design is painted using dye-sublimation, a technology that allows for us to produce these insanely vibrant all over designs. Due to this process, the product may contain smudges or irregularities along the seams. Each item is a unique, 1 of-a-kind product, printed exclusively for each customer who ordered it.
Care Instructions: Machine Wash Cold; Tumble Dry Low
Shipping Information:
- FREE standard shipping within the US is included
- Custom-made and ships within 7-13 business days
- Estimated delivery time after production within the USA is between 5-7 days
- Estimated delivery time after production outside the USA is between 7-20 days
Size Chart:
|1st Size
|2nd Size
Our all-over-print products are hand made-to-order with the highest quality possible in a form of printing known as dye sublimation. This unique process takes about 3-10 business days to cut, sew & print and allows our manufacturer to create one-of-a-kind products that will never wrinkle, crack, peel, fade, or shrink.
In order to utilize this process and create the highest quality goods possible, the majority of the items featured here are made of 100% polyester which is thin but an extremely strong fabric that has many advantages. It is quick drying, does not mold or mildew, and is very easy to machine wash and dry. After repeated wear and washing, it retains its shape and resists shrinking or stretching. Shaquille O'Neal was spotted wearing one of the shirts we are carrying online.
Due to the special printing process used, certain garments such as t-shirts or tank tops, may contain smudges or irregularities along the seams or under the armpit of the sleeves. Other garments such as our sweatshirts, hoodies, onesies will not contain these.
Shaquille O'Neal was spotted wearing one of the shirts manufactured by the same brand company we are carrying online.
http://bit.ly/2ucFIK9 - Photograph courtesy of Megan Lock
Turnaround Time
All orders of in-stock items are typically processed within 24-48 hours. This is the process where your orders are being entered in our internal order system to create a work order for production or fulfillment requests depending on where the items you've ordered are coming from.
All made-to-order and all-over-print items are typically processed within 24-48 hours, then they go to production for 3-10 business days.
Shipping and Delivery Time
Typically, after processing and/or production time, if fulfillment was from our US warehouse, delivery time takes about 5-10 business days from the day your order was shipped. Expedited shipping is available for these items.
If fulfillment was from Poland, Russia, Malaysia, or China, delivery time takes about 10-20 business days from the day your order was shipped due to US Custom inspection process. Unfortunately, expedited shipping isn't available for these items.
Please make sure to provide the correct shipping address. Love Kitty Cat can not be held responsible for items shipped to incorrect addresses provided by the buyer. In such cases, the buyer will be responsible for any additional shipping fees.incurred to ship to the correct address.
In some cases, international shipments will require import/customs taxes be paid. These will be the responsibility of the buyer under ALL CIRCUMSTANCES. Love Kitty Cat will not be held responsible for customs taxes.
Cancellation of Orders
Orders may be canceled if they have not been processed and shipped. After they have been processed they may not be canceled.
When Will My Items Arrive?
Clothing and apparel items should be received within 10-14 business days, except international deliveries which vary by country. For other specialty and promotional items, please allow up to 4-6 weeks delivery time as they may be shipping from other countries.
Where Are My Items Coming From?
Our primary fulfillment location is in the US, but some of our items are located in other countries such as Poland, Russia, Malaysia, and China.
Will My Items Be Sent In One Package?
For logistical reasons, items will sometimes be sent in separate packages. Please keep this in mind when receiving deliveries. If you have any other questions, please contact us.
We use the following carriers to deliver our orders:
- UPS (upon request)
- FedEx (upon request)
- e-Packet
Order Tracking
If a tracking # is provided by the shipping carrier, we will update your order with the tracking information. Please note that some orders using 1st Class USPS and e-Packet mail will not have tracking numbers or will have unreliable tracking information.
Shipping Rates
Shipping costs make shopping no fun. Don't you agree? So, we TRY our best to offer FREE shipping or low shipping rates as much as possible. The rate charged for the shipping of your order is based on the weight of your products, and your location. Before the final checkout page you will be shown the shipping option and what the cost will be, and you will have a chance to not place your order if you decide not to.
Do You Ship Outside of the USA?
Yes, we do. Although, as much as we want to offer FREE shipping to all international orders, it's not always possible to do so due to it being very costly. We apologize for the inconvenience this may cause you.


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Eriez Surpasses 2-Yr. Mark Without a Lost-Time Accident
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Tuesday, February 1, 2011
The 300+-employee headquarters of magnetic-equipment manufacturer Eriez in Erie, PA, surpassed the 2-yr. mark (on November 1) without a lost-time accident. The facility has worked to increase employee awareness by revamping its new-employee safety orientation, increasing safety training and including safety updates at company meetings.
Other news: the company moved its Hydroflow division (manufacturers of filtration and fluid-recycling products for metalworking and other applications) to a new sales and engineering office in Maumee, OH.
See also: Eriez Manufacturing Co.
Related Enterprise Zones: Automation, Safety


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Houston's is one of my favorite restaurants. Yes, it is a chain, but they do what they do really well and many of my favorite recipes are derived from some of their menu items. We went to dinner there on Saturday night and I had one of the best restaurant meals I've had in a long time. It was this very meal that inspired our Sunday night menu - Pork Chops, Applesauce & Braised Red Cabbage. The sweet applesauce, served alongside the vinegary cabbage is unbelievable... especially when topped with creamy goat cheese. This will be a new favorite of ours this Fall and Winter.
Braised Red Cabbage
with goat cheese
1 head of red cabbage, shredded
3 tablespoons of butter
1/2 cup of white wine vinegar
1/2 cup of water
2 tablespoons of brown sugar
sea salt, if needed
1 tablespoon of balsamic vinegar
4 ounces of goat cheese
In a dutch oven, melt butter, then add cabbage, vinegar, water and brown sugar. Cover and put in a 325 degree oven for 2 hours, stirring every 30 minutes.
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Richard Branson's space tourism arm expects to start test flights this year
Abu Dhabi-backed Virgin Galactic, the space tourism arm of Richard Branson's Virgin Group, expects to test fly its first spacecraft beyond the Earth's atmosphere this year, with commercial suborbital passenger service to follow in 2013 or 2014, company officials said.
Nearly 500 customers have signed up for rides on SpaceShipTwo, a six-passenger, two-pilot spaceship being built and tested by Scaled Composites, an aerospace company founded by aircraft designer Burt Rutan and now owned by Northrop Grumman.
The suborbital flights, which cost $200,000 per person, are designed to reach an altitude of about 68 miles (109 km), giving fliers a few minutes to experience zero gravity and glimpse Earth set against the blackness of space.
"In the suborbital area, there are a lot of things to be done. This is an area that has been essentially absent for about four decades," said Neil Armstrong, who was a test pilot for the 1960s-era X-15 research plane before becoming a US astronaut and commander of the first mission to land on the moon.
"There's a lot of opportunity," Armstrong told about 400 people attending the Next-Generation Suborbital Researchers Conference in Palo Alto, Californa. "I certainly hope that some of the new approaches will prove to be profitable and useful."
Virgin Galactic, which Abu Dhabi-based Aabar Investments has a 32 percent stake in, is the most visible of a handful of companies developing spaceships for tourism, research, educational and business purposes.
SpaceShipTwo, the first of Virgin's planned five-ship fleet, has completed 31 atmospheric test flights - 15 attached to its carrier aircraft WhiteKnightTwo, and 16 glide tests, William Pomerantz, Virgin Galactic's vice president of special projects, said in a speech to the conference.
"We hope to have the rocket motor in the spaceship later this year and start powered flight testing," Virgin Galactic chief test pilot David Mackay told the conference.
"We would like to be the first to do this, but we're not in a race with anyone. This is not a Cold War-era space race."
"We flow pretty quickly from first powered flight to first flight to space and then it's not terribly long from there until we have our first commercial flight to space," Pomerantz told reporters later.
Science editor Alan Boyle's blog: A "crack" in Earth's magnetic field has opened the way for yet another thrilling display of the northern lights near the top of the world.
He said passenger service could begin in 2013 or 2014, depending on the results of the test flights and other factors, such as pilot training.
No one knows what the suborbital spaceflight market might be worth, but Andrew Nelson, chief operating officer of XCOR Aerospace, another aspiring commercial spaceline, put the figure at $1 trillion.
XCOR, which announced on Monday it had closed a $5 million round of equity funding, now has enough money to manufacture its Lynx suborbtial vehicle. The company charges $90,000 for rides.
When asked about the potential impact of a commercial suborbital industry, Armstrong noted that the X-15 program, designed to investigate the problems of high-speed, high-altitude flight and devise possible solutions, helped United States become the world's largest aeronautical product exporter.
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Here are common issues people encounter when trying to index their site:
- Missing submission — Search engines can't index a site unless they know your site exists. One way they find your site is if it's linked to from other sites. But, there is a more reliable way of making them aware of your site. Once you're ready, you need to identify which search engines you want your site listed on. Then, submit to those search engines to have the site crawled.
- Already indexed — Your site might already be coming up as a search result, but might be buried behind the competition. To see if your site is indexed, go to a search engine and type site:www.yourwebsiteurl.com (where 'yourwebsiteurl.com' is your domain name) in the search field. If your site displays as a result, it's indexed. Your next step is to optimize your website and improve its search engine rankings.
- Content can't be crawled — Search engines can't read websites like we do. Instead, they read the HTML code of the Web page, and the actual text that it contains. If your site includes just images, Javascript, or Flash®, then search engines might not identify content to index. For more information, see How Do Search Engines Read My Page Content?.
- Site contents aren't accessible — Search engines run into issues indexing sites that require registration or a password. Just like a site is programmed to keep non-registered users out, it also blocks search engines from crawling content. To fix this, submit a site map and identify accessible key pages of your website for search engine review.
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Completely Portable and Adjusts to Point in Any Direction.
This Pedestal Mount Convex Mirror is constructed of heavy duty acrylic mirror mounted to a tubular steel frame with a cast iron base.
The height is adjustable using a large locking knob, from 28 to 48 inches (711.2 to 1219.2 millimeters) from top of frame.
The complete unit assembles and adjusts in just seconds and may be pointed in any direction.
SeeAll Acrylic Convex Mirrors meet all OSHA guidelines for safety as required in the workplace, schools and public facilities.
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'I Cheated on You' Anniversary Prank Backfires When the Prankster Becomes the Prankee [VIDEO]
What goes around comes around.
Notorious prankster Roman Atwood thought it would be funny if he set up his video camera and filmed himself telling his girlfriend that he cheated on her. But he fails miserably when the prank backfires turning the prankster in to the prankee.
According the the video, Atwood and his girlfriend were in Aruba celebrating their anniversary when he sat with her on their hotel room bed and told her he cheated on her. She starts crying and before he can tell her it's all a joke, she tells him that she cheated on him too.
Then after he flips out, she reveals she's just joking, and that she saw him set up the camera. She also says that she's disappointed because she thought he was going to propose.
Some may say that this entire video is fake and that it's almost too convenient NOT to be staged. Perhaps, but it could just appear to be completely staged because the girlfriend saw him set up the camera so she was acting the whole time too.