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You'll find a significant number of choice among which you may decide the most desired one. Step one is the bank as well as the security they offer. This program can also provide you with the capacity to manage short and long-term budgets.
While your application isn't gratifying or playfully entertaining you've got a possiblity to compose a tweet that is very tweetable. With the reversal of time, these gadgets also have changed. The developer can create any sort of game no matter the genre.
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In case you be trading private info online then you need to make sure that your website is encrypted. It's necessary to keep in mind that, just like your personal computer, these devices must be safeguarded from the danger of infection. During setup, concentrate on the kind of access the app is requesting.
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256 color terminals – Many terminal programs (like vim and ls) can take advantage of 256 color terminals, and all xterms I know of support at least 256 colors and sometimes more.
Fedup tool – It is a new tool for upgrading Fedora installations that is replacing preupgrade and the DVD methods of upgrading that have been used in earlier Fedora releases. It uses systemd for much of the upgrade functionality and will eventually be able to source packages from a DVD and use the standard repository instead of an upgrade specific side repo. In other words, it is possible to install fedup on an Fedora 17 system using yum (yum install fedup). Finally run the fedup-cli command to prepare the upgrade using fedup-cli --network 18 --debuglog fedupdebug.log command.
Web Servers – The Apache httpd package has been upgraded to version 2.4.3-1, which has many security and performance fixes. The lighttpd package has been upgraded to version 1.4.32-2.
NetworkManager now supports an enhanced Hotspot – This allows Internet connection sharing mode for Wi-Fi, which enables a much smoother connection sharing experience and is better supported by hardware. This mode is automatically enabled only for new connections to make sure existing configurations are unchanged.
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2002, November: Most likely first cases of SARS in Guangdong.
2003, February: Two laboratories confirm avian influenza virus (H5N1) outbreak in Hong Kong.
2006, January: China's Ministry of Health, the Joint UN Programme on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS) and WHO publish report on AIDS.
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2008, September: Sick toll in baby milk scandal raises to 13,000.
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Davidoff Adds Winston Churchill Late Hour
Barrel-aged, black bands and Winston Churchill.
Those three traits each represent some of Davidoff of Geneva USA's most successful launches in recent years and now they all come together in the form of a new line: Davidoff Winston Churchill Late Hour.
It's highlighted by one tobacco in particular, viso leaves from Condega, Nicaragua which have been aged in spent single malt Scotch whisky barrels. Davidoff says the tobaccos are place in the former Speyside barrels for three months where the tobacco goes through additional fermentation. After the first three months, the tobacco is rotated and then left in the barrels for another three months.
That leaf is part of the filler, joined by three Dominican tobaccos—olor viso, piloto seco and San Vicente mejorado viso—as well as one last varietal, visos from Estelí, Nicaragua. On top of that is a Mexican San Andrés negro binder and an Ecuadorian habano marron oscuro wrapper.
It's offered in three-sizes.
Davidoff Winston Churchill Late Hour Robusto (5 x 52) — $17.50 (Boxes of 20, $350)
Davidoff Winston Churchill Late Hour Toro (6 x 54) — $19.10 (Boxes of 20, $382)
Davidoff Winston Churchill Late Hour Churchill (7 x 48) — $20.10 (Boxes of 20, $402)
The cigars will be on retail shelves in the U.S. this month, Winston Churchill Late Hour ships to Switzerland on Aug. 2 and other markets in autumn. Outside of the U.S., it will be offered in both boxes of 20 as well as four-packs.
"The late hours into the early morning was the time when Churchill would gather all those resources together and commit himself to working, whether it was on his books with his research advisors or with his military people deciding the course of action," said Randolph Churchill, great grandson of Sir Winston Churchill, in a press release. "So, the late hours and the dark hours were when Churchill was his most productive in life. And he was never without a cigar."
In addition to the cigars Davidoff will launch a new Winston Churchill accessory line.It's highlighted by four humidors, two designs, each available in two different sizes.
Davidoff has created The London and The Union Jack humidors, each of which are offered in either Ambassador or Primos sizes.
The Ambassador is the larger of the two, capable of holding 70-90 cigars with a removable basket. It measures 15 inches x 9.45 x 5.63. The Primos is designed to hold 25-35 cigars, it measures 11.4 x 9.4 x 4.25. Both humidors are made from African Okoumé wood, a species chosen specifically for its lack of odor, and come with a single Davidoff slim regulator, the company's humidification device.
The Ambassador models are priced at $2,050 and the Primos retail for $1,550.
"The aim was to craft a new range of contemporary Davidoff Winston Churchill accessories inspired by a key facet of the man himself – his statesmanship," said Charles Awad, svp of marketing for Oettinger Davidoff AG. "Sir Winston Churchill's leadership role in British politics for over 55 years, as well as his well-known fondness for fine cigars and Scotch whisky, were a great source of inspiration for Davidoff's teams of designers and craftsmen. The attractive designs of this new range, as well as Davidoff's unparalleled technical expertise, will make the cigar ritual and the enjoyment of today's discerning aficionado."
Davidoff's French porcelain ashtray is also part of the Winston Churchill line of accessories. The ashtray is priced at $390 and limited to 115 numbered pieces.
Finally, the company has created new whisky glasses with two notches designed to act as a cigar rest. They are 9cm tall and measure 8cm in diameter. Pricing is set at $95 for a set of two glasses.
All accessories will begin shipping in August.
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Rebellious Ministers Mail Sermons to IRS
By Matthew Murray
The last of the 33 Christian ministers who took part in "Pulpit Freedom Sunday" almost two weeks ago mailed their sermons to the Internal Revenue Service this week, the Alliance Defense Fund, which is bankrolling the ministers' legal bills, told Money Matters on Wednesday.
The group said it is now preparing to fight federal tax authorities in court. [IMGCAP(1)]
"It's going to take them about two months at the earliest before we hear anything," Alliance Defense Fund spokesman Erik Stanley said. "We expect one of two things: Either nothing will happen and they won't come after these pastors because they'll understand that this is an exercise of constitutional freedoms. Or they'll attempt to apply the law against these pastors in a way that prohibits them from preaching their sermons on Sundays. My suspicion is that they will" come after the ministers.
Citing a federal law barring the agency from discussing possible enforcement matters, the Internal Revenue Service declined to discuss the 33 ministers — there may have been more — who took part in the protest. The agency, however, did provide an earlier statement by the head of the IRS's nonprofit unit, who said that "education has been and remains the first goal of the IRS's program on political activity by tax-exempt organizations."
But the agency also pointed to previous letters it has written that appear to paint a relatively bright line for nonprofit groups looking to get into the business of politics, a move that could threaten their tax-exempt status by showing a "preference for or against a certain candidate or party."
"Under federal law tax-exempt charitable organizations are prohibited from endorsing any candidates, making donations to their campaigns, engaging in fund-raising, distributing statements, or becoming involved in any other activities that may be beneficial or detrimental to any candidate," the IRS wrote in an April, 18, 2008, letter to political committees. "Even activities that encourage people to vote for or against a particular candidate on the basis of nonpartisan criteria violate the political campaign prohibition of section 501(c)(3)."
Still, news accounts of the Sept. 28 protests suggest that many ministers used the IRS warnings as a template for what to say, rather than what not to. According to an Associated Press account, Minnesota-based evangelical Pastor Luke Emrich appeared to walk right up to the IRS' imaginary line, take a few steps back and run — jumping as far as he could over it.
"I'm telling you straight up, I would choose life," Emrich told to his flock, according to the AP. "I would cast a vote for John McCain and Sarah Palin."
"But friends, it's your choice to make, it's not my choice," he added. "I won't be in the voting booth with you."
Raking It In. Rep. Kenny Hulshof (R-Mo.), who is locked in a tight gubernatorial race with Missouri Attorney General Jay Nixon (D), is taking full advantage of the Show Me State's new campaign finance abyss, hauling in more than $1.75 million in previously restricted big-dollar gifts in the past month alone.
According to disclosure statements analyzed by Money Matters, since Sept. 2, Hulshof has received at least 25 checks and in-kind gifts from party and political action committees totaling roughly $1 million, including a single $400,000 check from the RGA Missouri 2008 PAC.
Hulshof's campaign also received at least 15 checks from individuals totaling about $500,000, including four $100,000 individual contributions directly from executives at Missouri-based TAMKO Building Products Inc. Enterprise Rent-a-Car's Jack and Andrew Taylor also personally gave Hulshof's campaign $35,000, while the St. Louis-based company's PAC also gave the lawmaker $10,000.
Other Missouri-based companies also wrote big checks to Hulshof's campaign directly out of their corporate coffers, contributions that federal candidates and committees are not allowed to accept. According to Hulshof's campaign finance records, drug distributor Express Scripts Inc. gave the lawmaker $15,000, the law firm Thompson Coburn gave the lawmaker $20,000 and electronics maker Emerson Electric Co. gave him $30,000.
Herzog Contracting Corp., a division of regional engineering giant Herzog Companies Inc., also wrote Hulshof's campaign a check for $25,000, while packaging manufacturer Smurfit Stone gave him $10,000.
In May, the Missouri Legislature approved a late-session measure lifting all campaign finance restrictions for gubernatorial and legislative races. Before retiring Gov. Matt Blunt (R) signed the law, political contributions in the state were limited to $1,275.
A call to Hulshof's campaign manager was not returned by press time.
IEs Off the Charts. In a vivid illustration of how the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee's stark financial advantage over the National Republican Congressional Committee is coming into play late in the cycle, the DCCC reported independent expenditures in 40 separate House races on Tuesday alone. The NRCC on the same day reported one.
The DCCC's expenditures included media buys of at least $100,000 in nine districts. The NRCC's lone expenditure was $39,000 on the open-seat race in Ohio's 15th district.
All told, the DCCC had spent at least $22.8 million on IEs through Tuesday; the NRCC had spent $403,000.
Between now and Election Day, Roll Call will update the two committees' expenditures every weekday on its Web site. Look for Roll Call's IE tracker at RollCall.com/ietracker.
Josh Kurtz contributed to this report.
Send items of interest on money in politics to mtm@rollcall.com.


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我和我男朋友住在酒店的走廊上。 它有一个门廊屏风前面有一张桌子。 里面是一张床,一个便携式空调,和一个小桌子。 它就在酒店对面的浴室真是太好了。 我们可以坐在我们的双腿在泳池里,和游泳的小鱼亲吻我们的脚! 认真做了一个美味的早餐有新鲜的水果农场。 我们做了一个旅程罗伯特就是在这里,很美味的奶昔keylime! 我们只在这里住了一个晚上,但真希望能住更长时间。 这个地方真的很靠近越好。 我们去吃晚餐的那天晚上的钥匙。 一定还会再来! 谢谢!
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She expected backlash for switching political parties. The opposite happened.
Eric Pfeiffer
Lori Stegmann is putting values over party — and people are taking notice.
Stegmann is a county commissioner in Oregon, a position that's normally pretty under the radar. But her story has been going viral and becoming a national one since she announced that she is leaving the Republican Party and becoming a Democrat.
"There's too much at stake in our country right now and we have to speak out," she wrote on Facebook.
"As a woman, a business owner, a mother, an immigrant, and a minority," she continued, "I cannot condone the misogyny, the racism, and the unethical and immoral behavior of the current administration. I fear for the safety of our country, for human rights, for women's rights, the environment, and the uncertainty of our future."
Image via Lori Stegmann/Facebook.
Describing herself as a political moderate, Stegmann made it clear it wasn't about attacking Republicans or endorsing Democrats.
It was about finding a home for the values she refuses to give up.
"This decision is about who I am, what I believe in, and my core values," she wrote. "And if you don't stand for something, then you stand for nothing."
Stegmann expected major backlash. But so far, that hasn't happened.
She admitted she expected a lot of negative feedback from her constituents, especially over the fact that she became a Democrat instead of simply leaving the Republican Party.
"I didn't do this to attack, criticize, or belittle my Republican friends," she wrote. "I still consider them my friends and colleagues, and hope that they will do the same. But I know this will be hard for some to hear."
Instead, her Facebook post has received mostly supportive comments. Her story was picked up by major media outlets as yet another example of a career public servant finding themselves forced to choose between party and country.
Stegmann might be taking cues from a growing number of Republicans and conservatives who have recently publicly advocated support for Democrats.
And it's not just about Trump. Even Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) said voters should support the Democratic candidate over a self-identified Nazi Republican running for Congress.
Real political courage is about standing up for our values in the face of adversity.
America's politics are becoming increasingly tribal. Even good people sometimes find themselves torn between doing what's right and being loyal to their "team."
It doesn't have to be that way.
Stegmann's letter shows there is a way to protest while embracing what's best about us. And it might just be the best way to get our elected leaders to start taking notice.
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4 examples of bad user onboarding that will ruin your UX
Ty Magnin
Of all the tools available for improving user experience, onboarding is the most powerful. Get the introduction and process wrong and users will question why they even bothered signing up.
The problem is that somewhere between product concept and user sign-up—something goes wrong. Instead of engaging users and getting them excited about your product, they churn and never come back.
Chances are that your onboarding process is causing the bottleneck. You've been elbow-deep in your product, but what makes sense to you might not make sense to users.
So, we've researched four examples of elements that make for a bad onboarding experience and will show you how to fix them.
1. Invasive tooltips that obscure information
Instead of directing new users to instructional videos for product tours, FAQs, and resource pages, more sites and apps are using tooltip as a quick way to introduce new users to a product. Tooltips look like callout bubbles that show users how to use the product and where to find information. There are two types: action driven and nonaction driven.
Action driven: Users have to perform the actions being shown in order to move onto the next tip.
Nonaction driven: Users don't have to perform an action—like add information or click on a feature—but they can still follow the sequence step by step.
Tooltips are best used for information that users don't have to refer back to regularly. For example, they only need to be shown where the Create button is or where the Edit button is once.
Despite all their benefits, tooltips can impede user onboarding when they're designed poorly and obscure important information.
In this example, we see that the tooltip is showing the user how to select who receives messages. The downside is that the tip blocks the text field, and the prompt within it. Think about how annoying it can be for users when they've seen the tip and want to take action, but can't. It's especially frustrating if there isn't an obvious way to close the tip. Some tooltips don't have an "X" to close them or a CTA (call to action) button to take users to another part of the product.
Discreet design is a must
Marc Schenker over at Web Design Depot explains tooltip design this way: "Good tooltips are designed to be so discreet that, sometimes, you'd swear they were never there. . . . You only really miss them if they're not there all of a sudden to help you achieve a task."
An effective design means tooltips aren't invasive; they complement the product and don't hinder use. They're there if users choose to interact with them, but they don't take away from the experience.
Here are three design elements to include in your design:
Copy: You can include a header along with the body text. But get to the point quickly, and keep it simple.
Exit(s): Make it clear how users exit the tip. Include an "X" or a button like "Next" or "End Tor" to let users know how to close the tip.
Progress bar: Give users an idea of how many tips are in the sequence. Keep it to no more than four steps, and put "Step 1 of 4" or "1/4" at the bottom of the tips.
Combined, these elements help you create a flow that keeps the focus on your product and doesn't ruin users' experience.
2. New user sign-ups that don't include single sign-on
Let's say you run a display ad on Facebook, your audience members click on it, and they make their way to the sign-up page to create an account. In order to secure that sign-up, creating an account has to be as easy as possible.
Granted, more businesses have caught on to the fact that short forms with a few fields are more appealing to visitors than long, complicated forms. But even then, visitors don't want to have to manually enter information. This is especially true for visitors on mobile devices, where they're used to quick clicks, scrolls, and swipes.
What these sign-up pages are missing is an option for single sign-on, where, instead of manually entering information like name, email, and password, users log on using one of their social media profiles. This example of Intuit works, in that new users can sign up for multiple services at once, but they still have to fill in three fields of data before they create their accounts.
Make sign-up as easy as one click
With new users, simplicity is key. To increase the likelihood that they'll take the next step within your product to buy, create, or upload something, make it as simple as possible to move forward. With single sign-on, users can choose between social media sites such as Facebook, Twitter, or Google and get instant access to your product.
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This is great for users because it doesn't involve creating a new password or waiting for a confirmation email before they can use your product. But note that even if you offer single sign-on, you can still give users the option to sign up with an email address.
For you, single sign-on provides access to data already tracked on users' social media accounts. For example, in addition to their email addresses, you can see their general preferences, their locations, their birthdays, and their friends.
3. Your welcome email feels like it's from a bot
Receiving an email address from a new user is like getting an invitation. By handing over this information, users are giving you permission to talk with them after they've been onboarded. Your value proposition resonates, and they want to hear more about what you have to offer.
After this initial sign-up, the welcome email sets the stage for what type of interaction users can expect from you. They know that you've created an email campaign that sends an email at set intervals. Even though users know this, it doesn't mean that your emails have to feel robotic and impersonal. Users want to feel as though they're getting an email from the person on the "From" line.
That's why sending an email without a profile picture makes the content seem less personal.
This email example gets two things right:
There's a real person's name in the sender field.
There's a real email address rather than a long, impossible-to-remember email address.
Where it falls short is in the lack of profile picture. This email is likely part of an automated sequence, but it doesn't have to feel that way.
Add some personality
An easy fix is to add an avatar to your emails. It's a simple tactic, but look at the example from Intercom, below. Emails feel more personal when recipients can put a face to a name.
Whether you're using Gmail or an email marketing platform to send emails, it's easy to personalize the sender information and upload an avatar. Remember, the purpose of sending emails is to keep users engaged and informed. Also use your emails to show audience members that they can relate to you and trust you to improve their experience.
4. New users are greeted with an empty dashboard
Lots of attention is given to the onboarding flow, but what happens after users sign up, create an account, and complete the product tour? Onboarding doesn't stop there. Consider the initial use a part of the onboarding process.
Think about it: After users have gone through all the steps to get started, they're excited and want to start using your product. But this excitement can turn to uncertainty if users are greeted with an empty dashboard, as in this LinkedIn Groups feature:
Because it's their first time using your product, it's understandable that users would feel discouraged after spending the time to go through the onboarding process, only to be greeted with a blank space with no clear direction of what to do next.
In this example, the comment "Sorry, there are no recommendations available at this time" doesn't do anything to tell users what they have to do to get recommendations. The menu at the top of the screen is clean and uncluttered, but it doesn't give any indication of next steps.
Create a clear path forward
You can approach this fix in a few ways. For starters, use the onboarding process to help users set up their account. For example, a task-management tool can use onboarding to show new users how to create a project, add content to it, and then share it.
This way, when users land on their dashboards, there's a new project waiting for them. The point is to highlight the value your product offers, show users hands-on how to experience the value, and then reinforce the message by giving them something to start with.
Another option is to include a CTA button on the dashboard to make it clear what users are expected to do next.
Two things are working in this example:
The blue CTA button stands out. And instead of saying something generic like "Click here" or "Get started," it says "+ new website." This makes the next step obvious.
The graphic at the top of the page "points" to the CTA button. Plus, the statement under it directs users to the CTA button. In case users miss the CTA button when they first land on the dashboard, the graphic leads them to it.
To increase the chances of retention after the initial sign-up (you'll automatically lose somewhere around 75 percent of users in the first week), give users something to work with, or tell them what to do. You can even include demo data to show users what a fully utilized dashboard will look like. Users can test the features until they're ready to upload their own information.
Making things right to improve user onboarding
As your product evolves and your user base grows, you'll learn more about what works and what doesn't. Be proactive, and look for new ways to wow new users. Don't wait to see large churn or abandon rates before you make changes. Look for new ways to engage your users, and do A/B testing to see what works best for your particular audience.
Also, be open to feedback, either from customers or from data your team shares about product use. This will tell you exactly where the breakdown is happening in your onboarding flow and what you need to do to fix it.
Want to become a User Onboarding Master? Check out our free User Onboarding Academy!
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General Data Protection Regulation Text Agreed
European Union December 16 2015
Trilogue negotiations on the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) were completed on Tuesday 15 December 2015.
Some Key Provisions
The GDPR establishes a single set of rules applying across the EU.
Companies based outside Europe will have to comply with those rules when offering services in the EU.
Fines of up to €20 million or 4% of annual worldwide turnover may be imposed for a breach.
A clarified right to be forgotten is introduced. • If relied upon, consent is required to be "unambiguous".
There will be an obligation on many companies to appoint a data protection officer.
One provision that received a lot of last-minute interest – increasing the age at which children would need parental consent for use of social media from 13 to 16 – has not been agreed and will not be included in the final regulation. Instead this will remain a decision for individual member states.
The final text of the GDPR will be confirmed after the Civil Liberties Committee votes on the provisions. This vote is scheduled for 17 December 2015.
The European Parliament will vote on the text in the New Year, after which there will be a two-year implementation period before it takes effect.
Also agreed is the Directive for Data Protection for the Police and Criminal Justice Sector.
The agreed text of the GDPR can be found here and the text of the Directive is available here.
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Home Brands JEET JEET Air 2 bluetooth earbuds brings more surprises: 40% smaller in size,...
JEET Air 2 bluetooth earbuds brings more surprises: 40% smaller in size, single earphone weighs 3.4g
Today's true wireless headset market is fiercely fighting. Some brands are very good, have technology, and have precipitation. They may launch one or two products every year, but they are all high-quality products. The JEET Air 2 bluetooth earbuds that this article will share is from XiaoJie Technology.
XiaoJie Technology has a profound accumulation of software and hardware. XiaoJie Technology, established in 2010, has provided large-scale audio and video technology solutions for many well-known manufacturers around the world. Its self-developed TV software "TOGIC VIDEO" and its own hardware The brand WEBOX smart TV box has already entered thousands of households.
Based on this, after XiaoJie Technology entered the field of bluetooth headsets in the past few years, several products such as JEET Air Plus and JEET Mars have won good reputations.
As a new product of XiaoJie Technology, JEET Air 2 bluetooth earphones is only 60% of the size of ordinary bluetooth headsets and weighs only 3.4g. I believe that friends will find it refreshing after reading it. Without much to say, let's go into the text and take a look.
1. Unboxing & accessories
▲The front of the JEET Air 2 package is very simple, with only the rendering of the headset. The visual contrast between the black headphones and the white bottom plate is also very strong.
▲There is not much information on the product introduction on the back of the box, and the manufacturer's information is relatively complete.
▲The three features of JEET Air 2 are listed on the side of the box: Touch control, Small and comfortable, and 20 hour battery life.
▲The product name is on the other side of the box.
▲The package content is relatively simple, including charging case (including earphones), Type-C charging cable, manual and warranty card.
▲The combination of graphics and text in the manual and the classification instructions are well done, and the readability is very good.
2. Charging case details & battery life
▲The top of the charging case is the JEET brand logo, and compared to the frosted material of the box body, the carved pattern presents a smooth texture of obsidian black.
▲The charging case is quite user-friendly in the design of opening the lid, and the groove is very helpful for opening the box. The external indicator light is also practical, and you can check the charging progress in real time without opening the lid when charging.
▲The Type-C interface is located on the back of the charging case. It takes 1.5 hours to fully charge the headset and 2 hours to fully charge the charging case. The hinge area occupies a larger position, which will affect the appearance a little.
▲The pairing key of JEET Air 2 earbuds is located at the bottom of the charging case. This design is the first time I have seen it, and it feels very fresh.
▲Open the charging case cover, it can be seen that compared to the hidden storage, the display of JEET Air 2 is more complete. There is also a small space on the edge of the storage slot for easy access to the earphones. There are also "L" and "R" signs inside the charging case to facilitate accurate identification and use of earphones.
▲The energy consumption of products such as earphones is quite small. It can be seen that the battery capacity of the charging case is 300mAh.
▲The headset battery has a capacity of 45mAh, the headset can last up to 7.5 hours in a single battery life, and the overall battery life is 20 hours with the charging case. Of course, this battery life is not particularly long, but considering that this is a super pocket true wireless earbuds, I think this level is actually sufficient.
It is worth noting that the single battery life of the headset is relatively long. I think the use of the headset is 3-4 hours a day. In other words, a single battery life of JEET Air 2 can support at least two days of use. The long single battery life of the headset is also related to the use of the most advanced bluetooth 5.2 technology in JEET Air 2.
▲The total weight of the charging case and earbuds is 38g, and they will not feel heavy when they are carried out in the pocket.
3. Headphone details & functions
▲JEET Air 2 is about the size of a little finger. It adopts an eccentric design and has a matte texture as a whole. The touch area has a "Y"-shaped protrusion, which makes the touch feel very good.
▲JEET Air 2 earphones are also distinguished by the words "L" and "R", and the charging metal contact area is also relatively large, so it is not easy to contact poorly.
▲The speaker size of JEET Air 2 is φ13.05mm, the thickness is 1.9mm, and the bass performance is predictably strong. It also uses a composite PU+ titanium-plated double-layer diaphragm and uses a stereo sound design, which is very rare in true wireless headphones, especially such a small size.
▲JEET Air 2 supports the latest version of bluetooth 5.2. Compared with bluetooth 5.0, it has added three functions: LE synchronization channel, enhanced version of ATT and LE power control. In actual use, a headset equipped with bluetooth version 5.2 can achieve faster transmission speed, longer distance and lower power consumption.
In addition to supporting bluetooth 5.2, JEET Air 2 also has a double-layer composite ceramic antenna to make the headset transmit more stable signals and stronger anti-interference ability. The control of power consumption can also be further strengthened.
▲The weight of a single earphone of 3.4g makes the JEET Air 2 look very small when it enters the ear, and it is almost completely embedded in the auricle. I conducted a continuous wearing test for several hours and found that the stability and comfort of wearing are very good.
▲In terms of sound quality, the sound quality of several JEET headphones I have used is not bad, and the JEET Air 2 this time is no exception. Overall, I think the low frequency performance of JEET Air 2 is really good. In the expression of "Drum Poem", the drums are dense, the power is very good, and the low frequency extension is also sufficient.
In the mid-range, the separation of vocal details is relatively clear, and the dental sounds and the sound of swallowing saliva of the female singer in "One I Love" can be distinguished well. The overall vocals are warmer, which is in line with our daily listening song orientation.
The high frequency ductility will be slightly insufficient, especially when listening to a large dynamic sound source. But this pair of headphones is actually used daily, listening to game background sounds, pop music and so on. There won't be too much demand for classical music listening, so I don't think there is a big problem with the lack of high frequencies.
The JEET Air 2 bluetooth headset itself has many highlights, such as ultra-small size, ultra-light weight, and support for bluetooth 5.2 and stereo effects. In terms of sound quality, the performance is consistently stable, and at the same time, because the price is less than 300 RMB, it also maintains an excellent price-performance ratio.
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Stephen Amell Age, Height, Weight, Wife, Net Worth & Bio
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Stephen Amell is a Canadian actor who is most popular for portraying the famous DC Comics character Green Arrow in the super hit series.
Besides being a popular actor, Stephen Amell is also a huge fan of professional wrestling and has made significant appearance in events to promote upcoming WWE fights, including participating in a match in 2015.
Apart from his acting and wrestling career, Stephen Amell is also a renowned social activist and is part of popular not-for-profit organizations, such as those fighting against cancer, mental health issues, children's hospitals, etc.
Stephen Amell has won several significant acting awards, especially for his roles in American TV industry, as well as been honored with numerous award nominations as well.
About Stephen Amell
Real Name Stephen Adam Amell
Nickname Steve
Date of Birth 8th May 1981
Toronto (Ontario)
Graduate from St. Andrew's College (Aurora, Ontario)
Physical Stats
6 ft 1"
(185 cm) approximately
(80 kg)
Eye Color Light Brown
Father Thomas James Amell
Mother Sandra Anne Bolte Amell
Wife Cassandra Jean
(Actress/Model)
Actor/Wrestler
Net Worth INR 21,00,00,000
(USD 3 Million)
MOVIES -
The Tracey Fragments, Closing the Ring (2007), Screamers: The Hunting (2009), Stay With Me (2011), Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows (2016), Mi Madre, My Father (2018)
TELEVISION -
Queer as Folk (2004), Beautiful People (2005), Dante's Cove (2005), The House Next Door (2006), Rent-A-Goalie (2006-2008), ReGenesis (2007), Da Kink In My Hair (2007-2009), Heartland (2007-2012), Flashpoints - "Exit Wounds" (2009), Blue Mountain State (2010), CSI: Miami - "Sleepless in Miami" (2010), NCIS: Los Angeles - "Bounty" (2010), The Cutting Edge: Fire and Ice (2010), The Vampire Diaries (2011), Justice for Natalie Holloway (2011), Hung (2011), 90210 (2011), New Girl (2011-2012), Arrow (2012-present), When Calls the Heart (2013), The Flash (2014-2018), WWE Raw (2015), DC's Legends of Tomorrow (2016-2017), Supergirl (2017-2018)
First Movie The Tracey Fragments (2007)
Hobbies Loves reading books
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Stephen Amell is most recognized for playing Green Arrow/Oliver Queen in the super hit DC comic TV series 'Arrow' and other DC Universe series currently on air, including 'The Flash' and 'Supergirl'. Besides this, Stephen Amell is also popular for playing Casey Jones in the 'Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows' (2016) movie as well.
Stephen Amell's age is around 38, as Stephen Amell was born on the 8th of May, 1981 in Toronto, Ontario. Stephen Amell's height is around 6 ft 1 inches (185 cm) while Stephen Amell's weight is around 80 kg (175 lbs). In his spare time, Stephen Amell loves reading books and lists it as part of his hobbies.
Stephen Amell's father is Thomas J. Amell, while Stephen Amell's mother is Sandra Anne Bolte Amell. Stephen Amell is the only child to his parents and does not have any siblings. Stephen Amell's ex-wife is Carolyn Lawrence, from Canada, whom he married in December of 2007 and got divorced in 2010. However, today Stephen Amell's wife is popular model and actress Cassandra Jean Amell, whom he has been married to since December of 2012. Stephen Amell and his wife Cassandra Jean Amell have a lovely daughter, named Mavi Amell.
Thanks to his impressive acting skills and a remarkable career in the American TV industry mainly, Stephen Amell's net worth is estimated around INR 21 crores (USD 3 Million).
Talking about the recognition for his acting skills, Stephen Amell has won several awards and has had numerous award nominations till date.
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The list of Stephen Amell's movie awards includes winning the CinemaCon Award for Male Star of Tomorrow for his performance in 'Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows' (2016) apart from having 1 Teen Choice Award nomination for the movie as well.
Stephen Amell won the Gemini Award for Best Performance by an Actor in a Guest Role – Dramatic Series for his role in 'ReGenesis' (2007) apart from having another Gemini Award nomination for the same.
Stephen Amell also won the Best Ever TV Awards' 2015 Best Couple and Steamiest Moment (shared with co-star Emily Bett Rickards) and won the MTV Fandom Award for Ship of the Year (shared with co-star Emily Bett Rickards) for his performance in the super hit 'Arrow' (2015).
Stephen Amell has also won the Slammy Awards' Celebrity Moment of the Year award for 'SummerSlam' (2015) apart from winning another MTV Fandom Award for Ship of the Year (shared with co-star Emily Bett Rickards), again, for 'Arrow' (2016).
Apart from having won these 6 awards, Stephen Amell has had around 20 award nominations to his credit as well.
Interesting Facts About Stephen Amell
Stephen Amell does not smoke nor does he drink alcohol.
Stephen Amell is most popular for playing the DC Comic character Green Arrow/Oliver Queen in 5 different TV series – 'Arrow' (2012), 'The Flash' (2014), Supergirl' (2015), 'Vixen' (2015) and in 'Legends of Tomorrow' (2016).
Stephen Amell became the 2nd Canadian actor to play Casey Jones in a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle movie or TV show.
Stephen Amell was almost finalized to be cast as Spartacus for the popular TV series however he lost in the last round.
Stephen Amell is also an entrepreneur, and own the wine company named 'Nocking Point', in Washington.
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Cerebral palsy happens when the areas of the brain that control movement and posture do not develop correctly or get damaged. Early signs of cerebral palsy usually appear before 3 years of age. Babies with cerebral palsy are often slow to roll over, sit, crawl, smile or walk. Some babies are born with cerebral palsy; others get it after they are born.
All types of cerebral palsy are characterized by abnormal muscle tone (i.e. slouching over while sitting), reflexes, or motor development and coordination. There can be joint and bone deformities and contractures (permanently fixed, tight muscles and joints). The classical symptoms are spasticities, spasms, other involuntary movements (e.g. facial gestures), unsteady gait, problems with balance, and/or soft tissue findings consisting largely of decreased muscle mass. Scissor walking (where the knees come in and cross) and toe walking (which can contribute to a gait reminiscent of a marionette) are common among people with CP who are able to walk, but taken on the whole, Babies born with severe CP often have an irregular posture; their bodies may be either very floppy or very stiff. Birth defects, such as spinal curvature, a small jawbone, or a small head sometimes occur along with CP. Symptoms may appear or change as a child gets older. Some babies born with CP do not show obvious signs right away. Classically, CP becomes evident when the baby reaches the developmental stage at six and a half to 9 months and is starting to mobilise, where preferential use of limbs, asymmetry or gross motor developmental delay is seen.
Secondary conditions can include seizures, epilepsy, apraxia, dysarthria or other communication disorders, eating problems, sensory impairments, mental retardation, learning disabilities, and/or behavioral disorders.
Speech and language disorders are common in people with Cerebral Palsy. Speech problems are associated with poor respiratory control, laryngeal and velopharyngeal dysfunction as well as oral articulation disorders that are due to restricted movement in the oral-facial muscles. There are three major types of dysarthria in cerebral palsy: spastic, dyskinetic (athetosis) and ataxic. Speech impairments in spastic dysarthria involve four major abnormalities of voluntary movement: spasticity, weakness, limited range of motion and slowness of movement. Speech mechanism impairment in athetosis involves a disorder in the regulation of breathing patterns, laryngeal dysfunction (monopitch, low, weak and breathy voice quality). It is also associated with articulatory dysfunction (large range of jaw movements), inappropriate positioning of the tongue, instability of velar elevation. Athetoid dysarthria is caused by disruption of the internal sensorimotor feedback system for appropriate motor commands, which leads to the generation of faulty movements that are perceived by others as involuntary. Ataxic dysarthria is uncommon in cerebral palsy. The speech characteristics are: imprecise consonants, irregular articulatory breakdown, distorted vowels, excess and equal stress, prolonged phonemes, slow rate, monopitch, monoloudness and harsh voice. Overall language delay is associated with problems of mental retardation, hearing impairment and learned helplessness. Children with cerebral palsy are at risk of learned helplessness and becoming passive communicators, initiating little communication.
Complications in the perinatal period or during childhood.
Identical twin. This may occur when twins have a joint circulation through sharing the same placenta. Not all identical twins share the same blood supply (monochorionic twins), but if they do, the suggestion is that perturbations in blood flow between them can cause the death of one and damage to the development of the surviving fetus.
Infections in the mother, even infections that are not easily detected, may triple the risk of the child developing the disorder, mainly as the result of the toxicity to the fetal brain of cytokines that are produced as part of the inflammatory response.
Low birthweight is a risk factor for CP—and premature infants usually have low birth weights, less than 2.0 kg, but full-term infants can also have low birth weights. Multiple-birth infants are also more likely than single-birth infants to be born early or with a low birth weight.
After birth, other causes include toxins, severe jaundice, lead poisoning, physical brain injury, shaken baby syndrome, incidents involving hypoxia to the brain (such as near drowning), and encephalitis or meningitis. The three most common causes of asphyxia in the young child are: choking on foreign objects such as toys and pieces of food, poisoning, and near drowning.


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Q: Compare and copy data between worksheets Here's what I would like to do:

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*If H3, J3, K3 of worksheet A = E5, H5, I5 of worksheet B, then copy O3 of worksheet A to L5 of worksheet B.

The macro I want should match and copy for the whole worksheet of A and B. Data from worksheet A is only to be used once.

Here's is what I have so far, but it doesn't seem to work.
Dim sh1 As Worksheet, sh2 As Worksheet
Dim j As Long, i As Long, lastrow As Long
Set sh1 = Worksheets("Worksheet A")
Set sh2 = Worksheets("Worksheet B")

lastrow = sh1.Cells(Rows.Count, "A").End(xlUp).Row

For i = 2 To lastrow
   j = (i - 2) * 4 + 1
   If sh1.Cells(i, "H").Value = sh2.Cells(j, "E").Value And _
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      sh1.Cells(i, "K").Value = sh2.Cells(j, "I").Value Then
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   End If
   j = j + 4
Next

A: Update You need two loops for what you want to do. This new subroutine works for any row. Just be careful of multiple matches because it will take only the last match:
Sub CopyCells()
    Dim sh1 As Worksheet, sh2 As Worksheet
    Dim j As Long, i As Long, lastrow1 As Long, lastrow2 As Long
    Set sh1 = Worksheets("Worksheet A")
    Set sh2 = Worksheets("Worksheet B")

    lastrow1 = sh1.Cells(Rows.Count, "A").End(xlUp).Row
    lastrow2 = sh2.Cells(Rows.Count, "A").End(xlUp).Row

    For i = 2 To lastrow1
        For j = 1 To lastrow2
            If sh1.Cells(i, "H").Value = sh2.Cells(j, "E").Value And _
                sh1.Cells(i, "J").Value = sh2.Cells(j, "H").Value And _
                sh1.Cells(i, "K").Value = sh2.Cells(j, "I").Value Then
                sh1.Cells(i, "L").Value = sh2.Cells(j, "O").Value
            End If
        Next j
    Next i
End Sub

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This tourist village is located in the village Piskupat, in Pogradec. The area is located on a hill site oriented by Pogradec Lake. The panorama offered by the area is wonderful. The area has a surface of 140,000 m2. It was requested by the investor a tourist village with different houses. The study is proposed to build 95 houses with different surfaces in plan and various groups against each other. The first type is a house with an area of 100 m2 surface. These villas are grouped two by two with a private pool for each grouping. 32 is the total number of these villas placed in this area. The second type is a house with an area of 50 m2 surface. These villas are arranged in groups of three, four and five villas with a private pool for each grouping. Also in this study is proposed the construction of a hotel, bar and restaurant with a spa center. This village that is closer to the road has also a pool for customers of the hotel. Total area of the hotel is 1650 m2. In this study a significant place occupy the fields of golf and tennis. The architectural style used in the facades is mostly the traditional style.


Miranda Lambert debuted her wedding ring at the "American Country Music Awards," and it stole the show. She was also dressed in breathtaking outfit.
The singer turned heads in a beautiful neon-green, halter neck gown; she accessorized with dangling earrings, with her blonde hair parted at one side. As great as Lambert looked, what caught everyone's attention was her wedding ring which she wore for the first time in public.
Placing her left hand on her waist as she posed for pictures, the singer flaunted her bling. The ring is a pink diamond nestled in a rose gold setting. Around it is a nimbus of enclosed diamonds that sit on diamond-encrusted bands, placed on both sides of the ring.
Miranda Lambert at the 54th Academy Of Country Music Awards. | Photo: Getty Images.
During her solo performance of "Little Red Wagon," Lambert put up her left hand with the ring in full view; she wore a black leather jumpsuit.
Towards the end of the award ceremony, the "Pistol Annie's" member changed into a brown cowgirl-belted outfit for her duet with country legend, George Strait. Posing in the outfit, the singer made her hands noticeable, and once again, her ring stole the moment.
George Strait and Miranda Lambert performing at the 54TH ACADEMY OF COUNTRY MUSIC AWARDS. | Photo: Getty Images.
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Home / Culture / Chinese Umbrellas – History and Facts
Chinese History, Chinese inventions, Chinese Umbrellas
The traditional paper umbrella is one of China's original inventions, believed to have existed in China since the early 1st century CE.
The paper umbrella has since spread across several different countries in Asia—most notably Japan, but also other South and Southeast Asian countries like Korea, Malaysia, and even India—. However, the paper umbrella remains one of the most important and recognizable aspects of Chinese history and tradition.
The History of Chinese Umbrella
While China is not the home of the umbrella as the ancient invention—the honor belongs to Ancient Egypt over 3,500 years ago—, China is still one of the earliest sources. Umbrellas were initially created from leaves, such as eucalyptus' or palm trees', but the Chinese were most likely the first to develop umbrellas from silk and especially oil paper around 2,000 years back.
According to various Chinese historians, the beginnings of the Chinese umbrella involve the smaller parasols, which back then were used not only as a protective measure from rain and the sun's heat but also as a symbol of prestige and power.
That is, the bigger the umbrella, and the more people needed to carry it, the more powerful the person under the umbrella is. For instance, it is said that 24 people walked in front of an ancient Chinese emperor to carry a parasol.
The earliest paper and silk umbrellas were already carefully crafted with light bamboo or mulberry tree frames, typically weighing only a few hundred grams. However, they can effectively protect against the torrent rain because of the complex process of treating the paper—or silk— with wax or lacquer.
Later on, wax and lacquer were replaced with the more affordable oil, and thus we have the oil-paper umbrellas that are still widely available today.
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The First Collapsible Umbrella
According to Historical accounts, the silk umbrella was invented during the times of the Cao-Wei dynasty (206 BCE-220 CE), around 1,700 years ago. The paper umbrella, on the other hand, only appeared way later— during the 1st century BC—, and quickly grew in popularity among the wealthy, mainly as a fashion accessory for the rich women.
The earliest recorded reference of the Chinese umbrella, however, comes from 21CE within the recorded stories of Emperor Wang Mang. It is said that the paper umbrellas were made as decorations for the 4-wheeled chariot of the emperor.
Also, according to written annals of Fu Qian—a high-ranking officer of the Three Kingdoms era (220-280CE) —, Emperor Wang Mang had paper umbrellas that can extend and retract due to the articulated joints. A collapsible umbrella was excavated from the tomb of Wang Guan—the son of Emperor Wang Mang—.
More recent findings, however, suggested that the Chinese collapsible umbrellas possibly existed well before the time of Wang Mang. A possible "fossils" of collapsible umbrellas were found in Luoyang, of which the carbon dating suggested to be as old as 6th century BCE.
The Terracotta Army: Accurate Portrayal of Traditional Chinese Umbrella
One of the clearest and interesting depictions of how umbrellas are used in ancient china is with the Terracotta Army from the mausoleum of Emperor Qin Shi Huang (circa 210 BCE), which we can still view in Lintong District, Xi'an.
Emperor Qin Shi Huang ordered the creation of thousands of terracotta statues—which later on dubbed the Terracotta Army— to accompany him in his tomb later on. One of the designs for the statues is of elaborate bronze chariots, of which umbrellas are properly attached to their side.
Since the umbrella is also a "statue", it is unclear whether paper or silk is used in the construction, and whether the original design is collapsible. However, it is clear evidence that the traditional Chinese umbrella design we used today have been around at least in the time of Emperor Qin Shi Huang.
Image by Alexandru Petre from Pixabay
Construction of Chinese Traditional Umbrellas
Making a Chinese paper umbrella involves the creation of five different elements: the paper/silk shade, the head, the ribs, the handle, and the additional artistic ornamentations. If it's a collapsible umbrella, then a 6th part will be involved: articulation mechanism.
In the making of these 5 or 6 elements, more than 80 different work processes can be involved from start to finish:
Constructing the Shade
There are two different types of shade materials: paper or silk.
Silk umbrellas are expensive and widely regarded as a luxurious item. However, it's also the most difficult to construct and will require special maintenance.
Paper umbrellas, on the other hand, are easier to construct, and obviously paper is significantly cheaper than silk. Nowadays, the paper material is usually treated with oil to make them water-resistant. China wood oil or tung oil, found throughout central Asia, is commonly used in this process this process
Nowadays, Fujian and Hunan provinces are known as the main producers of Chinese paper umbrellas.
The paper shade is constructed using a special, tear-resistant paper that is also very thin (but also very durable). This paper material is bathed in tung oil, creating a translucent surface and giving the material its water-resistance effect. After it's dry, the paper shade is properly decorated as desired.
Ribs Construction
The most common material to construct the ribs is bamboo, although other types of wood like the mulberry tree's barks can also fit.
Bamboo is the most common choice for two main reasons: it's quite affordable, and bamboo has a unique characteristic of being flexible while also very strong. Typically, the bamboo must be at least 5 years old to ensure sufficient development of resin—which enhances the strength and flexibility—.
Decoration of Chinese Umbrella
The Chinese paper umbrella can incorporate various decorations from simple, solid colors—most commonly red and yellow, but other colors like pink, white, or light blue are also common— to simple drawings of flowers and animals to really complex landscape drawings and intricate patterns.
The artistic decoration is also an important aspect of the traditional Chinese paper umbrella, so proper preparation and care of the paper/silk material to accommodate the painting are very important.
Oil treatment of the paper material is not only important in producing water resistance but also to protect the decorations so it can last longer and resist both wind and rain.
Image by Peggy und Marco Lachmann-Anke from Pixabay
Umbrella In Chinese Wedding
An umbrella is considered as one of the most important elements for a Chinese traditional wedding. The umbrella can be traditional (oil paper or silk) or modern, but it has to be colored bright red.
The red umbrella will be an important part of the bride's dowry—which is prepared by the bride's family—.
The dowry, 妝 [gaa jòng], along with the wedding gifts from the groom's family, is typically given two or three months before the actual wedding day, but the red umbrella is left in the bride's home to be used in the wedding day.
Typically, during the wedding day, the father of the bride—or can be replaced by a bridesmaid—, holds an umbrella over the head as a symbol of protection from evil spirits. This is done as the bride comes out of the room (after all the rituals and "tests" performed by the groom) and proceeds to the bridal car. Rice is often thrown over the umbrella and the car to wish for good fortune.
Fun Facts About Chinese Umbrella
An interesting fact is that the Chinese character for the umbrella is very similar to a folding umbrella: 伞 (san).
Folk dancing with the paper/silk umbrella as the main property has been really popular during the times of the Han Dynasty (206 BCE–220 CE), nowadays, however, it's more popular in Japan and in countries in Southeast Asia. Umbrella is still often used as a dancing property in China, but not as a traditional folk dance.
It's a very common superstition in China that opening umbrellas indoors can bring bad luck—and can even invite evil spirits—.
Today, the majority of modern umbrellas—like so many other things— are made in China. One city in China, Shangyu District has over a thousand umbrella factories today.
As mentioned above, although China is not the first inventor of the umbrella, it's widely credited as the inventor of the first water-resistant umbrella. Umbrellas were originally built to protect people from the heat of the sun (they didn't really care about UV rays back then), it was the Chinese invention that allows the umbrella to be used in rainy days, just as we know today.
It is said that some of the earliest Chinese umbrellas were made of 100% leather, and are extremely expensive. As a result, only the nobility and the really rich merchant can afford them as a fashion item and symbol of power.
Giving umbrellas as gifts in China and Chinese cultures (Read our article "15 Chinese Gift-giving Superstitions") is a big no since it's often associated with bad luck and breaking up relationships. The word for umbrella, 伞 sǎn has a similar sound with "breaking up", sàn.
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The paper umbrella is probably one of the most recognizable remains of the Chinese ancient tradition. See a paper umbrella on the street, and you'll immediately associate it with China—and probably Japan—.
The water-resistant and waterproof umbrella is also a very important Chinese contribution to the world, giving us a way to protect ourselves from rain as we know today.
Today, the Chinese paper umbrella is still an important part of the Chinese culture and is widely regarded as valuable work of art due to the various (mainly hand-painted) decorations.
Featured Image by Sasin Tipchai from Pixabay
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