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Does your kids love to be outdoors? I know that mine would stay out there all day and even night if i'd let them. But with the winter we have had this year in Ohio they have not been able to be outside much. So when there is a few warm days we take full advantage of them with being outside. On the last warm day we decided to pull out the Pirate Blaster Inflatable Water park for the kids to play in. Though it was still to cold to use the water function the kids really enjoyed just playing with the slide, bounce house, climbing wall and tunnel. There are also two water cannons that the kids can use come summer and we hook up the water hoses.
Setting up this water park was surprisingly simple to set up. The slide and bounce house of the Pirate Blaster is manufactured using commercial grade vinyl for extra durability and light enough (approximately 90 pounds) to set up and move easily. Ninety pounds may sounds like a lot, but even I was able to set this up with ease. You simply begin by unfolding the material, attaching the inflation tube to the blower, turn on the blower and then stake everything down.
Within just a few minutes we had a giant Pirate Play Land in our front yard. And giant is really and understatement - this play house measures 23.5' length, 14.25' wide and 8' high making it big enough to accommodate 6 kids up and total weight of up to 300 pounds easily. The great thing about this product is that you can use it with or without water, but I can guarantee that with water is much more fun!
Once the Pirate Blaster is inflated the kids are literally entertained for hours. I love that this water park includes many features that add ease of use and safety for the kids. The climbing wall includes handles as well as foot holes which makes climbing easy for Sweet Pea. I love the extended safety netting at the top of the slide along with the higher walls on the bounce houses. The water tube has built-in flow restriction that helps minimize water use.
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Oh my gosh, THAT'S amazing! My boys had one and it got a hole in it. THIS would be so fun to get this year! Fred and his kids would enjoy it, too! Those water cannons would be put to use!
This thing is amazing even without water involved. The kids can't wait for it to warm up outside!
Wow, that is HUGE! Looks like the kids had fun with out the water. I cant wait to hear how they like it this summer!
(Pirate Blaster Inflatable Water park review)These sure look like they would be a lot of fun for the kid's in the Summer months.
Ummm....if we had one of those I would love it just as much as the kids. That seriously looks like a blast. We have open space behind our backyard that this would go great in. And I am sure all the neighbor kids would love it!!
Now THIS looks like like a BLAST!! I just got in a Magic Castle but I would LOVE a water park - the kids would have so much fun. I'm glad to see it was easy to set up!
Bounce house rentals carry overflowing with entertainment and connecting with for various types of ages. Moreover its really protected so you require not to push for your youngsters.


Simple truth, a healthy, delicious, meat-free patty does exist. This Vegan Green Pea Steak Burger With Hummus has elements that brings a different texture, flavor and color to the table. It is really hard to resist jumping your fork into that bowl of veggie bliss. This is a vegan steak burger you will feel good about eating.
Any food recipe that has a long list of ingredients, some unfamiliar items, is often intimidating to make. But think of it this way: would you rather buy a processed food with a long list of chemical-laden ingredients or make a homemade dish with quality components? You decide.
This plant based food needs numerous items to make. But all are meatless and scrumptious. Best of all, these are masterfully created with quality ingredients like fresh frozen green peas, uncooked brown rice, oat flour, lemon juice, smoked paprika, ground cumin, tahini, radishes and chickpeas.
What more can you ask for a protein-packed patties, roasted veggies, and hummus entangled in a bed of pea shoots? The patties are perfect for meat lovers and vegetarians alike. They are light golden brown and appear flavorsome.
If there is one great-tasting recipe that will convince you of how delicious veggie patty can be, this is it. Don't just grab anything from the supermarket. Try this blissful entrée instead. The instructions are really simple to follow and do up to 4 main dishes.
This vegan recipe and beautiful photos are courtesy of Blissful Basil. You can get this Vegan Green Pea Steak Burger With Hummus Recipe at the link below.


LFNLib is a replacement for the DOS.H standard library that is typically used for file input and output in 16-bit C applications. Use LFNLib instead, and get support for Windows 95 long filenames with barely any extra work! Transparently scales back to 8.3 format filenames on systems or drives that don't support LFN's; your application doesn't need to worry.
Note: does not work under Windows NT, which does not provide 16-bit support for long filenames.
The following documents are not created or maintained by MaDdoG Software. They are listed here because they have relevance to LFNLib.
(Not available online, to my knowledge) -- for the curious, the information on using LFN's in 16-bit applications, that enabled me to write LFNLib, is in the Microsoft help file "Programmer's Guide to Windows 95", in the chapter on "Using Microsoft MS-DOS Extensions", section "Long filenames." If you have MSVC 4.x, look in the InfoViewer under "SDK's", "Win32 SDK", "Guides" to find the Programmer's Guide.


The Tech Report found a few more Computex 2012 pictures to show off, including a teaser from NZXT of the previous Phantom model as the new model is still under NDA, no such problem for the case modders showing off at the Thermaltake booth nor for InWin and their new H-Frame case. Sticking with the cooling motif is this new fan from Spire which uses a new type of bearing to provide a longer life and Corsair's two new lineups of 120mm and 140mm fans, the AF series designed to maximize air flow through a case and the SF series for heatsinks and radiators which benefit more from the increased static pressure larger fan blades can provide. From Rosewill they spotted a silent PSU, SilverStone a SFX model perfect for an HTPC and big 1200W digitally controlled PSU from Corsair. Wrap up the tour with some bad news about the expected delay of Trinity on the desktop and some good news for audiophiles from ASUS' Xonar team.
"We've wrapped up our Computex coverage with another round of news. On tap: the PSUs and case mods that stood out at the show, new fans from Corsair and Spire, a chat with Asus' Xonar audio team, details on NZXT's next-generation Phantom enclosure, and word of a delay to AMD's desktop Trinity APU."
The Tech Report are still trying to catch up on all of their coverage of Computex as there were a lot of exhibits to make it to. Intel has once again come up with a questionable name for an interesting product, the Next Unit of Computing is a 4" x 4" x 1" system which could be used for tasks similar to the Raspberry Pi, but as they were running Cinebench on an i5 powered version you can expect quite a bit more from the NUC. Contrast that with EVGA's lineup of GTX 680's all of which are larger than the Intel system. The Classified version sports a larger cooling fan as it has double the amount of memory typically found on a GTX 680 at 4GB, they also have a watercooled GTX 690 and a model of the card which claims to have a hot clocked GPU which will be interesting to examine when it arrives on a test bench.
Cooling enthusiasts might be very interested in Enermax's dive into watercooling or for air cooling you could see how Noctua's active noise cancellation works. BitFenix displayed an interesting miniITX encloure and SilverStone showed off a pair. Check out all the pictures and more by following the links.
We've seen a few hybrid tablet/notebooks, from the familiar ASUS Transformer to Acer's Iconia but MSI has one that really stands out. As you can see from the pictures that The Tech Report snapped, MSI's Slider S20 has a retractable keyboard instead of a detachable one which will likely add to the weight but could be more convenient than a keyboard dock especially as it also acts as a stand.
Antex is working on their P280 series, with a microATX version and a full sized version with an integral housing for a radiator on the top for those who want a tidy watercooling solution. If you more into CherryMX switches then it is the Rosewill pictures that will interest you as they showed off a few new models at their booth.
"For our third Computex digest, we have news about an MSI Windows 8 tablet with a slide-out keyboard, a new version of Antec's famous P280 enclosure, and upcoming Rosewill mechanical keyboard with configurable backlighting."
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The Tech Report had a chance to see Lucid's latest new product to enhance the ability of your computers graphics, it is called XLR8 Dynamix software and it seems almost designed to emulate what Ryan saw in his Rage testing. Instead of lower quality textures being an issue, in this case Lucid is attempting to dynamically reduce the quality of background textures to allow for higher frame rates on lower powered GPUs.
From AMD they saw the first Brazos 2 chips, which you can read about here. They caught snaps of Gigabyte's GA-X79S-UP5 server board with a combination of 14 SATA and SAS ports for a huge amount of storage and picked up a bit of news about the fastest mobile chip on the planet.
"Here comes our second helping of Computex coverage. We've got the skinny on Nvidia's Kepler-based mobile GPU flagship, AMD's 2012 E-series APU platform, a decked-out Sandy Bridge-E motherboard from Gigabyte, and Lucid's latest GPU virtualization mojo, which boosts fluidity on Intel IGPs by dynamically tweaking texture detail."
Rosewill is up to quite a bit at this years Computex with quite a few different products to house or interface with your computer. Starting with the largest of their new lineup; who wouldn't want another full sized Throne in their house?
Nine hard drive bays with four fans passing air over them, ten expansion bays to handle even the Wonder Twin Dream System with handy grommets for watercooling or wire management the interior of your case will look snazzy. A bottom mounted PSU and top mounted large exhaust fan does make air cooling an extreme system possible for any hydrophobics out there. Those preferring a good looking exterior will like the LEDs.
Speaking of PSUs, they are showing off an 80Plus Platinum Certified tro at Computex with the Fortress, Tachyon and SilentNight with the 1600W Hercules standing tall above them.
They have two mechanical keyboards on display as well, though they do not specify which type they have used, the Limited Edition Elite Ivory RK-9000 series and the backlit RK-9100. That doesn't cover all the releases they have (though it does their pictures), as they have the RSV-L4500 server chassis with up to 15 3.5" drives and eight 120mm fans, the RMX-N360RT wireless router for beginning network techs as well as experienced ones and a dual Xeon Super System named after a cult classic, which may be the only way to lay your hands on four GTX680's, the Red Dawn.
City of Industry, California, June 4th , 2012– GIGABYTE TECHNOLGY Co. Ltd., a leading manufacturer of motherboards and graphics cards, today introduced their latest Ultra Durable 5 technology, featuring a range of high current capable components including the industry's highest rated 60A IR3550 PowIRstage ICs that provide the best quality power delivery to the CPU for record-breaking performance, cool and efficient operation and extended motherboard lifespan.
GIGABYTE is yet again raising the bar of motherboard quality and durability with their Ultra Durable 5 technology, which includes high current capable components for the CPU power zone including the highest rated and awarded IR3550 PowIRstage ICs from International Rectifier, 2X Copper PCB and high current Ferrite Core Chokes rated up to 60A which together are able to deliver up to 60°C* cooler temperatures than traditional motherboards. Featured on a range of new motherboards based the Intel X79 and Z77 Express Chipsets, GIGABYTE Ultra Durable 5 technology is the next evolution in quality motherboard design.
"We are delighted that IR's award winning IR3550 PowIRstage provides the high current, thermal capability and outstanding performance to power GIGABYTE's new Ultra Durable 5 motherboard series," said Deepak Savadatti, Vice President and General Manager, IR's Enterprise Power Business Unit.
G.Skill will host an overclocking event at Computex 2012 with seven overclockers in an attempt to break world overclocking records. The company is teaming up with ASUS, EVGA, Gigabyte, and MSI for the event, which will be held in Taipei, Taiwan from June 5th to June 9th 2012.
Enthusiast RAM manufacturer G.Skill has announced that they will be hosting an overclocking event at Computex 2012 in Taiwan. The company is partnering up with motherboard manufacturers ASUS, EVGA, Gigabyte, and MSI who will provide several high end motherboards for the overclocking invitational.
G.Skill has further invited seven professional overclockers to attend the event and try to break world records for processors and DDR3 memory using LN2 and a combination of high end motherboards, graphics cards, and G.Skill's DDR3 RAM. The overclockers in question are Elmor, Fred Yama, Hiwa, Young Pro, Kingpin, HiCookie, and Dinos22. HiCookie was covered by us recently when he pushed a Core i7 3770K to 7.03 GHz and DDR3 memory to an impressive 3.28 GHz. The G.Skill event will push for even higher overlcocks.
As G.Skill's first overclocking invitational, they will need to push hard for success, and they made sure to have the best record-breaking chance possible by inviting some of the world's best overclockers. As a personal fan of G.Skill, I'm rooting for them to break the RAM overclocking record!


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Gfrill (italienische Bezeichnung: Caprile) ist eine Fraktion der Gemeinde Tisens in Südtirol. Die Ortschaft liegt im Burggrafenamt westlich über dem Etschtal auf etwa  Meereshöhe. Verkehrstechnisch ist sie durch die SS 238 erschlossen, die von Lana auf den Gampenpass führt.

Der Ortsname ist im Jahr 1228 mit einem gewissen Trautmann de Cavrilla ersturkundlich bezeugt und auf die lateinische Bezeichnung 'caprile' für "Schafstall" zurückzuführen, was auf vieh- und weidewirtschaftliche Nutzung des Gebiets ab dem Spätmittelalter schließen lässt. 1375 ist in einer Urkunde des Heiliggeistspitals Bozen ein Toldo de Kafrill genannt.

Sehenswert ist die ursprünglich romanische Kirche St. Nikolaus in Gfrill, die im 16. und 17. Jahrhundert mit einem steingerahmten Portal und einem Kreuzgratgewölbe über Steinpfeilern erweitert wurde; der Turm weist zwei Reihen von Spitzbogenfenstern (die untere nachträglich vermauert) und einen niedrigen Viereckhelm auf.

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