So, I got this heating pad at the store a while back to use as a hedgehog heating pad. I found out that the 2-hour auto-off timer was hardcoded into the circuit, and they didnt even bother to put a switch on the casing to disable it. Typical overprotection of the consumer - this wouldnt exist if our country was a bit less litigious. African hedgehogs need at least 72F to be happy, so a heating pad under the cage is recommended. I mean, how could you say no to his face? So, to disable it, I decided to take it apart and find the culprit like this guy did. Its too bad that for some reason they decided to make it even harder to change this feature.Step 1: Surveying The SituationShow All Items07.28« PreviousNext »View All Steps DownloadAn airy apartment with lots of light, and a lot of privacy. It is the corner apartment of the block, with unobstructed pool views, and no neighbours behind as it is the bed of an old river.With your own 30m² private roof terrace for al fresco dining, this is the perfect home away from home for a memorable holiday.
Holmes Place is a sought after block located in the village of Peyia within close proximity of many restaurants, bars and blue flag beaches. The apartment is 2 bedroom in a contemporary design with a spacious lounge featuring comfortable sofas, 32" brand new Samsung HD TV and DVD player, and fully fitted kitchens having black granite worktops and stainless steel high quality appliances.Most importantly, free wifi! :)Access to whole apartment, large pool (shared), 30m² private roof terrace and balconies.Also free parking at the entrance of the apartment.We will see you at checkin and checkout, and on call if anything is needed.The development is set on the hillside within the picturesque village of Peyia with the heart of the village only a 10 minute walk away. Full of atmosphere, Peyia offers several pubs, sports bars, coffee shops, supermarkets and a variety of quaint taverns for all tastes. Peyia provides residents with a warm welcome and a real taste of Cyprus while being only a mile from the blue flag beach resort of Coral Bay, which boasts the best beaches in this unspoilt corner of the country.
The complex is easy walking distance (300-600m) from a large supermarket at least 2 other shops, a bakery, a gym, a bank, many restaurants and bars. Things to do in the area include Paphos Bird Park, Reptile Park, Horse Riding, the protected Akamas Peninsula & Lara Nature Reserve, hiking / walking, buggy safaris, 4 x 4 safaris, sea caves area, sailing and many more. Amusement and water parks in Paphos are also easily accessible from Coral Bay as are numerous archaeological ruins such as the Tombs of the Kings. If you want to get out and explore some fantastic scenery, take a trip to the Akamas, Polis, Latchi or even Troodos mountains. Troodos is of course the main mountain range in Cyprus, not many people know that in the winter....you can ski! Access to the property is flexible depending on your arrival time. We can organise a hire car at a discounted rate for your convenience.You have access to a bus that's 5' walk from tha apartment, which is on the main road Michalakis Kyprianou Avenue.
The buses go directly to the beach and nightlife areas.Also features a breakfast bar with beech units, black granite work surfaces, modern bathroom and 2 double sized bedrooms. Both bedrooms have fitted wardrobes and glass blocks as features, the master having a king-sized bed which opens out on to a double terrace, and the second bedroom with a double bed that sleeps two, and an extra single bed. This apartment is on the top floor with a 30m² private roof terrace overlooking the costaline and the Mediterranean Sea whilst behind are mountain views, resembling that of a Greek Island. There is plenty room with 3 sun loungers and tables and chairs. We can organise a taxi transfer or hire car at a discounted rate picked up from the airport. Includes Today's Best Offers email. terms of service and privacy policy Expired and Not Verified Sunbeam Promo Codes & Offers These offers have not been verified to work. They are either expired or are not currently valid. select Pain Relief products
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Other VR gear sets from the likes of Sony and Samsung have had their release dates pushed back several months this year. So, it should be no surprise that the projections (no pun intended) for sales of VR equipment are now being lowered by some industry research firms. One of the most-recent of which came from the awesomely named SuperData Research, which this week said it expects VR hardware sales this year to clock in at $2.86 billion, or 22 percent less than what it had forecast just in March. Maybe She Can Still Sell Plasma? It looks Elizabeth Holmes better get her resume in order. The U.S. government wants to ban the Theranos founder and chief executive from doing business in blood-testing business for at least two years due to problems that Theranos failed to fix at its testing lab in California. The Wall Street Journal reported that Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services plans to revoke the Theranos’ federal license and block Holmes and company president, Sunny Balwani, from running labs in California and Arizona for a minimum of two years.
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