#industrial patio cover

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Orange County Transitional Patio Mid-sized transitional backyard concrete patio kitchen photo with a pergola

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Patio Pergola in Orange County A mid-sized transitional backyard fountain design with a pergola is an example.

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Industrial Exterior Ideas for a mid-sized, one-story, industrial-gray, metal-exterior remodel with a shed roof

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Rooftop Deck Vancouver

Huge, contemporary rooftop deck concept with a fire pit

[petersquills]

Backyard - Modern Porch Large minimalist screened-in back porch photo with decking and a roof extension

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Roof Extensions - Patio An illustration of a concrete patio with a fire pit and a roof extension in a medium-sized urban backyard

[lovelytsunoda]

you, me, lonely | mercedes amg (platonic)

summary: life is kicking baby mercs ass, and nothing has been alright since the last time she watched a brat pack movie. her head is too loud, life is moving fast, and she just wishes she knew how to stop and take a breath

pairing: mercedes amg (platonic) team x female! reader (but this one is real heavy on her interactions with lewis!)

warnings: y'all should know these by now tbh, there will be some anxiety and there will be feels and my girl is on the verge of a breakdown, mentions of pregnancy (not on baby mercs part lmao), she is finally ready to admit that maybe she should think about going to therapy.

part of the family is the friends we meet along the way series

her mind froze as she stared at the text on her screen, phone lying next to the keyboard of her work computer. she'd read the message three times over, and it still wasn't quite clicking.

clement: i thought you'd want to hear it from us before it hit the gossip rags....olli's new girlfriend is pregnant.

that shouldn't have hurt as much as it did. olli wasn't hers. she'd made it clear that she didn't want him after he'd kissed her at that holiday party.

so why was there an achy feeling her gut?

why did her head feel so loud that it might explode?

"hello? earth to yn?" the soft voice called her out of her reverie, and she looked up from her desk to see a worried lewis standing in front of her desk. "are you alright, kiddo?"

"yeah." she said, not really meaning it as she brushed some hair out of her face.

crazy how he was her first (and only) kiss two years ago, and now he was having a baby with someone else. she'd already blocked his number, and there was no point in sending him well wishes considering just how burned that bridge was.

"you don't look fine." lewis pushed gently. "a problem shared is a problem halved."

she sighed, locking her computer and tucking away her phone. "join me for a walk? i need to take my mandatory fifteen."

she grabbed her sherpa jacket from the back of her desk chair, heading towards brackley's patio doors. the cool fall air slapped her in the face as she pushed them open, moving to stand at the corner of the deck, attempting to soak up the last of what little sun england gets.

"remember that guy i kissed at marcus armstrong's holiday party a few years back?"

lewis nodded. "i do recall."

"he's going to be a father in march." she sighed, watching her breath turn to mist in the air. "somebody wanted him, but nobody has wanted me since him."

she knew in her heart of hearts that she hadn't really tried. she hadn't even really wanted olli when she thought about it. she couldn't date a driver, especially knowing that she would almost always come second to his career.

"and now with you leaving and graduation drawing closer, i just feel like my fucking head is about to explode." she laughed grimly, a realization coming over her. "i'm mentally ill, lewis. i need help. and it has taken me five fucking years to get to the point where i've felt like i could ask for it."

lewis could hear her voice cracking, and he didn't have to turn and look at her to know that she was close to tears. he silently reached out to pull her into a hug, not wanting to push too far, but also wanting to offer the reassurane and comfort that he knew she needed.

"the first step is admitting you need help. we have some of the best therapists in our industry here, yn. and if none of them work, we'll find out which ones are covered by your healthcare plan."

she resisted the urge to sink deeper into his arms with a hearty sob, instead choosing to focus on the grounding smell of his cologne, the feel of his strong, tattooed arms around her.

"and just because i'm at ferrari doesn't mean im gone for good." lewis reminded, pulling away to make sure she looked him in the eyes. "you know that i'm one phone call away, whenever you need me, right?'

she nodded weakly, thinking about the long distance calling fees and the timezones, and all the other reasons why lewis' grand plan might not work.

"i wish you weren't leaving me." she mumbled, hoping that even if lewis heard her say that, that he wouldn;t feel guilty. she knew deep down that he wasn't leaving her, but leaving a team that he felt could no longer build him the car he needed.

"you can call me any time, hey. and mostly everyone else will still be here. you'll still see me on race weekends. besides, once you graduate, you'll be too focused and too busy to have time for us anyways."

that was true. she couldn;t work here forever. sooner or later, it would all end and she'd find herself working in a county courthouse or a small family firm.

maybe somewhere coastal, like devon or halifax. her next big adventure, far away from home.

if she could make it through therapy first. lewis made her promise to talk to toto, who would be able to arrange a meeting with one of the on-staff psychologists for her. she'd met a fewof them in and around the break room, and they seemed personable.

like the kind of people that wouldn't judge the firestorm going on inside her brain at all hours.

they both knew it wasn't going to be a permanent fix, and that there were bigger, different things coming to the mercedes amg headquarters in the next season, including a seventeen year old boy who's gross income was about four times what baby merc could veer hope to earn.

but she was really starting to find her footing here. all she could hope for now was that she managed to keep it until graduation.

she felt somewhat lighter after her talk. being social had never been her forte, and she only somewhat conversed with the ladies in the legal office. talking was hard, she found.

but as lewis walked her back to her desk, and she took a look at her stack of files again, she felt better, albeit slightly.

"hey, yn." elodie, the tall and funny goth girl who worked at the desk next to her stuck her head over the glass dividers. "a few of us were going to grab a drink later and maybe go catch a late movie. did you want to come with us? don't at all feel like you have to say yes if you don't want to. i think doriane is coming, as well as-"

"elodie." she said, smiling to herself. "i would love to tag along. thank you for inviting me."

elodie grinned. "no problem, girlie. we're all going to meet in the front lobby. susie recommended this incredible cider place, and we try to go at least once a year once fall hits."

with her heart feeling a little lighter, and her spirit a little warmer, she turned back to her computer, a small, dainty smile on her face.

maybe making new friends outside of her post secondary education wasn't going to be as hard as she thought.

after all, didn't it only take one conversation to gain the great lewis hamilton as her most trusted ally?

she was so fortunate to work somewhere where everybody cared so much about each other, and that was the thought that she pledged to hang onto during her loneliest of hours from now on.

[hometoursandotherstuff]

OMG, who is a fan of Modern Farmhouse/Shabby Chic stye? I was not prepared for the interior of this 1996 home in Gresham, OR. 6bds, 4ba, 3,057 sq ft, $600k.

This living room by the picture window has a loft and an electric fireplace. It's a weird setup.

Then, they have this odd kitchen layout.

The stove doubles as the kitchen island, so you have to remove the board to use the burners. Look at how high the built-in drawers go.

I don't like that you can see the garbage disposal and plumbing under the sink.

This would be the dining room.

And, over here you have the frilly everyday dining space.

Behind this wall there's another sitting area.

Small 1st fl. bedroom.

Powder room features white faux brick walls.

Looking at the stairs, it appears that they added the loft themselves.

The primary bedroom is quite large and features the whitewashed brick walls.

Hate the ensuite. The shower looks like an elevator. Ugly utilitarian gray tiles.

This bedroom is nice.

The baths all have these thick rustic pine cabinets.

I like the other bedrooms, too. This one has an industrial farm vibe.

Fancy laundry room.

I'm surprised that there's no pool. It looks like there was, and they covered it up. There's no garden, just a huge patio. This needs work. 8,712 sq ft lot

https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/2010-SW-Willow-Pkwy-Gresham-OR-97080/53988272_zpid/?

[y1lfaen]

casa jacaranda

▸ residental rental ▸ 6 units, laundry space ▸ ciudad enamorada, caminito del deseo ▸ 50x40 ▸ cc used ▸ partially furnished (kitchens and bathrooms) ▸ gallery id: yilfaen ▸ or download ▸ place with bb.moveobjects on

cc list and more pictures (including floorplan) under the cut

cc and packs used

It seems like a lot of stuff but it's just one or two objects per pack since I'm apparently unable to use same packs. There were two plants listed in s4ti which I did not recognize (no thumbnail, named only "plants") so let me know if the game tells you you are missing objects even when you downloaded everything! peacemaker creta kitchen (cabinets only) heybrine indonis kitchen sixam cc for rent addons (industrial cluster mailbox) max20 garage and storage (cars only) & poolside lounge (bar cart) sooky potted plants pierisim domaine du clos & woodland ranch pt. 2 (sink only) mr. olkan cool pools myshunosun garden stories 1 & garden stories 2 felixandre grove pt. 4 (shutters) & florence pt. 2 (windows) house of harlix jardane tudtuds casa caipira marsosims papasecure magnoliidae leafy ground cover plumbob paparazzi call box alexpilgrim castle estate add-on plasticbox floors & desert plants picture amoebae deco revival walls

packs used: lovestruck, for rent, horse ranch, growing together, high school years, cottage living, snowy escape, eco lifestyle, discover university, island living, cats and dogs, city living, get together, get to work, werewolves, my wedding stories, strangerville, jungle adventure, parenthood, spa day, laundry day, bowling night stuff, backyard stuff, perfect patio stuff, riviera retreat, courtyard oasis

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[screenmobile]

How Long Does a Patio Cover Last?

A patio cover can be a game-changer for your outdoor space—offering shade, protection, and a whole new area to relax. But how long will it actually last before you need to replace or repair it? Well, that depends on a few key factors, including the materials, weather conditions, and maintenance. If you’re in South Bend or nearby, your local climate also plays a big role.

Let’s break it down so you know what to expect and how to keep your patio cover in top shape for years to come.

The Lifespan of Different Patio Cover Materials

Not all patio covers are created equal. Some materials last longer than others, and the right choice depends on your budget, maintenance preferences, and style. Here’s what you need to know:

Aluminum Patio Covers – 20 to 50 Years

Aluminum patio covers are one of the longest-lasting options. They’re resistant to rust, termites, and moisture, which makes them a great fit for South Bend’s mix of humid summers and snowy winters. With proper care, an aluminum cover can last decades—sometimes even up to 50 years if it’s high-quality and well-maintained.

Pros: Low maintenance, weather-resistant, doesn’t rot or rust easily.

Cons: Can dent or scratch over time, not as “warm” looking as wood.

Wooden Patio Covers – 10 to 30 Years

Wood brings that classic, natural look that blends beautifully with gardens and traditional home styles. But it does require regular maintenance—sealing, staining, and occasional repairs—to avoid rot, termites, and warping.

Pros: Timeless aesthetic, customizable, can be repainted or restained.

Cons: Prone to water damage and pests, requires frequent upkeep.

A well-maintained cedar or redwood patio cover can last 20 to 30 years, while softer woods like pine might only last about 10 to 15 years before needing serious repairs.

Vinyl Patio Covers – 20 to 40 Years

Vinyl covers are another low-maintenance option. They won’t rot or rust, and they’re resistant to pests. However, they can become brittle in extreme temperatures and may fade or yellow over time.

Pros: Low maintenance, durable, doesn’t require painting.

Cons: Can discolor over time, limited color choices.

With proper care, a vinyl patio cover can last around 30 years on average.

Steel Patio Covers – 25 to 50 Years

If you’re looking for something extra durable, steel is a powerhouse. It can handle tough weather conditions, but it’s heavier than aluminum and can rust if not properly coated.

Pros: Super strong, long lifespan, modern industrial look.

Cons: Can rust, heavier and more expensive to install.

Galvanized steel with proper coatings can last up to 50 years, but regular maintenance is key.

Factors That Affect Your Patio Cover’s Lifespan

Even the toughest patio cover won’t last forever if it’s not properly cared for. Here’s what can shorten—or extend—its lifespan:

South Bend’s Weather Conditions

Living in Indiana means dealing with a full range of seasons—humid summers, snowy winters, and everything in between. Constant freeze-thaw cycles can be tough on materials like wood and vinyl. Strong winds and hail can also damage weaker covers over time.

Choose weather-resistant materials like aluminum or steel if you don’t want to worry about weather damage.

Maintenance (Or Lack of It)

A little maintenance goes a long way. Here’s what you should do to make sure your patio cover stays in great shape:

Wood: Seal and stain every 2-3 years, check for termites, and repair cracks.

Aluminum & Vinyl: Wash with mild soap and water to prevent buildup.

Steel: Inspect for rust, apply protective coatings if needed.

Skipping maintenance? Expect a shorter lifespan—sometimes by half.

Installation Quality

Even the best materials won’t last if installed poorly. If your patio cover isn’t secured properly or has gaps where water can pool, problems will show up way sooner than they should.

Hire professionals (like Screenmobile of South Bend) to make sure your cover is installed right the first time.

Signs Your Patio Cover Needs Replacing

Even if you’ve taken great care of your patio cover, time eventually catches up. Watch for these signs that it might be time for a replacement:

Wood is warping, splitting, or rotting

Metal has rust spots or structural weakening

Vinyl is cracked, faded, or brittle

Loose connections, sagging beams, or unstable posts

If you notice any of these, it’s better to replace it sooner rather than later—especially if safety is a concern.

How to Make Your Patio Cover Last Longer

Want to get the most out of your patio cover? Here’s how to extend its life:

Clean it regularly – Dirt, mold, and debris can wear down materials faster.

Re-seal wood every few years – Protect it from water damage and UV rays.

Check for leaks or structural issues – Catch problems early before they worsen.

Keep an eye on fasteners and joints – Loose screws and bolts can weaken the structure.

Trim nearby trees – Overhanging branches can cause damage during storms.

A little effort now can save you from a costly replacement down the road.

When It’s Time for an Upgrade

If your patio cover has seen better days, replacing it can transform your outdoor space. Whether you want a low-maintenance aluminum cover, a cozy wooden pergola, or a durable steel option, Screenmobile of South Bend has you covered.

Need help choosing the right patio cover? Contact Screenmobile today and get expert advice on materials, styles, and installation. Because when it comes to outdoor spaces, you deserve something that lasts.

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El Toro Fence & Deck: Your Trusted Fence Company in Brownsville TX

When it comes to securing your property, adding privacy, or enhancing curb appeal, nothing does the job quite like a well-built fence. In the heart of South Texas, where the weather is tough and the expectations are high, El Toro Fence & Deck stands out as the leading fence company in Brownsville TX.

With years of experience, a deep understanding of local needs, and a reputation for top-tier craftsmanship, El Toro Fence & Deck is the go-to choice for residential and commercial fencing solutions in Brownsville and surrounding areas.

Why Choose El Toro Fence & Deck? Choosing the right fence contractor can be the difference between a structure that lasts for decades and one that warps, leans, or breaks within a few years. El Toro Fence & Deck takes pride in doing things the right way—on time, on budget, and with the best materials available.

Here’s why homeowners and business owners alike trust El Toro:

Locally Owned & Operated: As a Brownsville-based business, El Toro understands the unique needs of South Texas properties—whether you're dealing with intense sun, high winds, or humidity.

Superior Craftsmanship: Every fence is built with attention to detail, using industry-best practices to ensure strength, durability, and beauty.

Wide Range of Services: From classic wood privacy fences to modern metal and vinyl options, El Toro delivers customized solutions to match any style or purpose.

Transparent Pricing: No hidden fees or surprise costs. El Toro offers clear, competitive quotes with a focus on value.

Licensed & Insured: Peace of mind comes standard when you work with a fully licensed and insured team.

Comprehensive Fencing Solutions for Every Need Whether you’re upgrading an old fence or building from scratch, El Toro Fence & Deck offers a wide selection of fencing types to meet your functional and aesthetic needs:

Wood Fencing: Ideal for privacy and a natural look, wood fences are popular in residential areas. El Toro uses treated lumber to resist rot and weather damage while maintaining a beautiful finish.

Vinyl Fencing: Low-maintenance, long-lasting, and available in various styles, vinyl fencing is a smart investment for homeowners who want both durability and design.

Chain-Link Fencing: A practical choice for security, especially in commercial and industrial settings. El Toro offers galvanized and vinyl-coated options.

Wrought Iron & Steel Fences: Elegant and strong, metal fencing is perfect for those who want a classic look without sacrificing protection.

Custom Gates & Entryways: Whether it’s a sliding gate for your driveway or a decorative arbor for your backyard, El Toro builds gates that match your fence and elevate your entry points.

Decks, Pergolas & Outdoor Living Spaces El Toro Fence & Deck isn’t just a fence company in Brownsville TX—they’re also outdoor living experts. Their team designs and constructs custom decks, pergolas, patio covers, and other outdoor structures that expand your living space and increase your property value.

From cozy backyard retreats to full-scale entertainment areas, El Toro can transform your outdoor area into a functional and beautiful extension of your home.

Serving Brownsville and Beyond El Toro Fence & Deck proudly serves homeowners, HOAs, ranches, schools, and commercial properties throughout Brownsville and the surrounding Rio Grande Valley. Their reputation for professionalism and quality has made them a trusted name across South Texas.

Whether it’s a small backyard upgrade or a large-scale security installation, every project is handled with the same level of care and commitment.

Customer Satisfaction is the Priority At El Toro Fence & Deck, customer satisfaction isn’t just a goal—it’s a guarantee. From the initial consultation to the final walkthrough, the team prioritizes clear communication, timely service, and a finished product that exceeds expectations.

Their many five-star reviews and repeat clients speak to the trust they’ve built in the community.

Ready to Build with the Best Fence Company in Brownsville TX?

If you’re looking for a reliable, skilled, and honest fence company in Brownsville TX, look no further than El Toro Fence & Deck. Whether you need a new fence, a beautiful deck, or an outdoor living upgrade, their team is ready to bring your vision to life.

Contact El Toro Fence & Deck today for a free estimate and discover why so many in Brownsville trust them for all their fencing and decking needs.

[bessmrvin]

𝟑-𝟓 𝐓𝐇𝐈𝐍𝐆𝐒 𝐘𝐎𝐔𝐑 𝐌𝐔𝐒𝐄 𝐂𝐀𝐍 𝐄𝐀𝐒𝐈𝐋𝐘 𝐁𝐄 𝐈𝐃𝐄𝐍𝐓𝐈𝐅𝐈𝐄𝐃 𝐁𝐘.

𝐂𝐎𝐋𝐎𝐑𝐒:

baby pinks

jewel purples

pastel blues

𝐒𝐂𝐄𝐍𝐓𝐒:

warm vanilla perfume

sweet cream ice cream

strawberry shampoo

𝐅𝐀𝐒𝐇𝐈𝐎𝐍:

soft girly aesthetics

short skirts

cute tops with funny sayings

pink heels

𝐎𝐁𝐉𝐄𝐂𝐓𝐒:

her monster-looking industrial laptop covered in cute stickers

a cute pink backpack with snacks overflowing from it

tangled chargers for every type of phone/laptop

her cinnamoroll phone-cased phone

𝐁𝐎𝐃𝐘 𝐋𝐀𝐍𝐆𝐔𝐀𝐆𝐄:

relaxed

twirls her hair a lot

big smiles when she is happy and when she is nervous

fiddles with her phone, has phone charms specifically for her to fiddle with.

𝐀𝐄𝐒𝐓𝐇𝐄𝐓𝐈𝐂𝐒:

a PC desk set up with LED pink lights and cute decor but a heavy duty custom PC

'should i delete my google history??' messages on a customized phone screen

the smell of an ice cream shop on a summer day

an unorganized photo book full of polaroid photos of friends over the years.

the sound of a soap opera theme while a girl coos over the main lead

lemonade and cookies on the patio as noon approaches

[nationalcovers]

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At National Covers, we specialize in providing top-quality covers for all your outdoor equipment and vehicles. Whether you're looking to protect your patio furniture, RV, boat, bimini tops, golf cart, car, or even a forklift, we've got you covered. Our covers are designed to withstand the elements, ensuring your investments are safe from rain, snow, UV rays, and dust.

Our patio covers are perfect for keeping your outdoor furniture in pristine condition, while our RV covers offer superior protection during storage. For boat enthusiasts, our boat covers and bimini tops safeguard your vessel from harsh weather and sun exposure. Golf cart covers and car covers are ideal for protecting your vehicles from the elements, whether parked in the driveway or on the course. We even offer forklift covers to keep your industrial equipment in top shape.

At National Covers, quality is our priority. Our covers are made from durable, high-performance materials that provide long-lasting protection. With a wide range of sizes and styles available, you're sure to find the perfect cover for your needs. Trust National Covers to keep your belongings safe, no matter the weather.

[archetypal-archivist]

A Kinder World AU- Part 12

Felps’ House

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Felps is Cellbit's old roommate from before the duo moved to Quesadilla town and he serves as the town's grocer and owner of the general store. His wares are eccentric and the owner even more so, but the residents trust him to provide quality goods like fruits, veggies, spare rope and tackle, screws, bolts, tools, clothing, and much, much more. The store is built into the lower part of his house in the Favela, although he can't always be found there- he goes "missing" every few weeks to travel to the mainland to stock up on more goods. Now if only he would notify people before he left...

1) Felps and Cellbit lived together in the big city, splitting rent handily with Felps working as a shopkeep and Cellbit as a muckraker reporter, taking inspiration from "The Jungle" and investigating the local meat industry to turn out articles on his findings. One day Cellbit saw something he shouldn't have and came home gravely injured, babbling about a mysterious group coming back to finish the job. At this, Felps took umbrage and grabbed his friend, their combined savings, and all the determination he could muster to flee to Quesadilla to start a new life. Things went poorly almost immediately and it's only after several new friends, a kid, a freak storm, and a lot of repression, that Felps can now say that he loves his home in the Favela and his place as the tentative "leader" of the Favela Five. Their game nights are epic, truly, and the beer is even better, especially when they all gather on Felps' rooftop patio to sing, drink, and relax under the stars. It's almost enough to make a man forget his trauma and at this point, that's the only thing that could make Felps happier than he already is.

2) The shop built into Felps' house is painted the traditional white of public buildings in Quesadilla, although he hates the color. As if in protest, the inside is a riot of goods and materials, all piled up in great leaning towers and covered rainbow-hued stickers labeling the price of each item. Richarlyson is in love with Felps' label maker and he's all too happy to hand over the tool to let his borrowed kid have fun for an afternoon. Anything that is marked incorrectly, he just hands to Bobby and Ramon with a sharpie and tells them to scribble until to their heart's content. Felps being generally a quiet soul, he's popular with the eggs that prefer a gentle touch, as well as those who like getting away with what they shouldn't. As such, he's surprisingly popular with some of the Quesadilla kids, enough so that when he disappears to the mainland of his large motorboat to bring back more goods to sell, they all cry kidnapping and search the island to find him. The first time this happened, most of the adults were greatly spooked- Cellbit especially- but by now it's old hat and the only ones who remain nervous are the rest of the Favela crew.

3) The main body of Felps' house consists of his kitchen on the upper floor, the living room on the lowest, and an eclectic mix of bathrooms, storage, closets, and stairways to fill in the rest. His bedroom, rather than fitting into the main tower, is instead shoved into the narrow space beneath his rooftop patio, with just enough ceiling clearance to avoid bumping his head in the mornings and that's it. The furnishings are odd as well, mostly consisting of a mix of second hand stuff he bought on the mainland, stuff from his old apartment, and whatever spares Fit had lying around after the Favela was wrecked the first time around. From art deco to fake Greco-Roman to 80s bowling alley lounge, every room in his house is.... A vibe. Sort of. Perhaps a vibe akin to mixing Gatorade, vodka, and liquid THC together. As one might imagine, the only one who ever goes inside Felps' house for any length of time is Felps.

4) Felps' life is much like his house- utter insanity and he loves every bit of it. He's used to Cellbit's antics- odd calls over HAM radio, sudden bouts of paranoia and hyperactivity followed by a post-coffee crash, and a lot of dark humor jokes about cults and cannibalism. However, Forever's cryptid hunting, Mike and Pac's inventions and subsequent explosions, and Richarlyson as a person who exists? It's all new and exciting! Breakfast on Felps' rooftop patio is a staple in the Favela and he makes excellent pancakes for anyone and everyone who stops by. He uses the time to catch up on everything that he might have missed the previous day and fills his friends in on the news he's heard on the mainland. Given Quesadilla's distance from the rest of the world's drama, whatever info Felps can scrape together is valuable and the Favela Five all love to gossip, trading the info to other townspeople for things like parking places and baked goods. Indeed, being the keeper of the gossip makes Felps' life all the more lively and he wouldn't have it any other way.

5) Much like Fit and Philza, Felps has PTSD as well as his own bouts of paranoia and anxiety. Watching Cellbit bleed all over his lap, and then later having to watch his close friend relearn to walk under Rubius' careful administrations was awful and he never, ever wants to see his friend in pain again. Seeing such things in his nightmares is more than enough, thanks, but the only thing worse to Felps is burdening Cellbit with his worries further. On nights when he can't convince himself that the men who injured Cellbit are long gone and won't ever find them, he goes to the beach by his friend's house to sleep in the sand. Something about the waves washes his worry away- the sea is so big and terrifying and whatever lurks in it even more so, his mundane, human fears pale in comparison. It might not be therapy, or entirely healthy, but it works and to Felps' mind, that's enough.

[holistichub123]

TOOLS FOR PERSONS WORKING ONLINE

Many persons with online jobs often have this desire to work outside. Working in nature can be reviving and a pleasant change from your work space. Sometimes the weather is nice and sunny and our backyard patio becomes that perfect place to work. However, working outside does have its fair share of challenges and this article will provide you with tips to make the process easier.  

Wi-Fi Extender and Hotspot

A poor Internet connection will end your outdoor work session quickly. If you’re at home, a Wi-Fi extender may help you out if your router and modem are further away in the house. The extender will create a stronger signal and can even increase your speeds.

Should you choose to work outdoors at a coffee shop or public area, it’s smart to have a hotspot available. Actually, you may never know when the Internet might go down at your location, or you could even be surprised and find there’s no Wi-Fi connection available for use. Having access to a hotspot will ensure you’re able to be connected no matter what situation may arise.

Having a smartphone or a tablet, either of these can be tethered to your computer to provide an Internet connection. Please be aware, as these options will typically slice into your phone’s data plan plus reducing the battery life of your phone. It is important to remember that you also find mobile hotspots that are separate devices and often prepaid.

Anti-Glare Screen and Cooling Devices

Workers often find that the first problem they might have when working outside is a nasty glare on the computer screen. It often makes it difficult to see what you’re doing and cause you to squint. A shaded area is not enough to rectify this problem. Turning the screen brightness up as far as it will go will reduce the problem. It is important that you work from a cool shaded area. If shade isn’t plentiful where you’ll be working, consider wearing lighter clothing, bringing a portable mini fan, or using a cooling towel.

Extra Power Supply

A computer battery going dead is trouble. Should you head outside with a full battery, take along a power cord just in case. A portable charger is also an option, in case there are no outlets close by that can be used. Portable chargers must be charged beforehand and they can then be used to charge your computer when needed. Computer batteries don’t last all day, but depending on its condition, it may last up to two hours.

External Devices

Online jobs are challenging and persons working remotely often face issues during the scope of work. Some items are a must if you plan to work productively outdoors. Purchase a wireless keyboard and mouse, and consider a laptop stand to raise it up to eye level. These items can work wonder if you have to work outside. Please note that having a pair of headphones or earbuds will assist if you have to have to take a call or listen to music while engaging in your online work activities.

Working from a remote office can have its own set of challenges but working through the areas mentioned above will make the process easier. Carefully review these tips to take your work outside and stay industrious and driven no matter the challenges that may come up.

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PC Corrugated Sheet Extrusion Line

PC corrugated sheet has the merits of good weather resisting property, impact resistance, high light transmission. It is widely used in the roof for warehouses and easy constructions, such as stamming pools, skiing fields, station rest pavilions and so on. PC wave plate is made by extrusion with polycarbonate (PC) as the main raw material and anti ultraviolet agent UV and other chemical raw materials. The product has excellent stability, is not easy to yellowing and deterioration, and has the ability to highly absorb strong ultraviolet rays in the ultraviolet spectrum range (290-400nm). UV-PC transparent wave plate features: uv-pc transparent wave plate has high quality and excellent toughness. It is characterized by high impact resistance, clarity, light weight, diversity and UV resistance. UV-PC transparent corrugated board has weather resistance, durability and fire resistance. It can be used as the top cover plate for house capping, patio, car shed, balcony, canopy, screen, pavilion and swimming pool. The wave plate can also be used as the top cover material for industrial and agricultural buildings. Common specifications Thickness: 0.8mm, 1.0mm, 1.2mm, 1.5mm, 2.0; Color: transparent, transparent blue, transparent green, Tan, milky white; Scope of use ● Gardens, agricultural greenhouses and indoor fish culture greenhouses; ● Skylights, cellars, arched roofs and commercial greenhouses; ● Modern railway station, airport waiting hall and channel ceiling; ● Covering of modern bus stations, ferry terminals and other public facilities; ● Lighting in plant, warehouse, market and other fields. Main technical specification Model Products width(mm) Products thickness(mm) Capacity(kg/h) JW120/38-1400 1300 1.5-10 450 JW-130/38-2200 2100 2-10 550 Note: The specifications are subject to change without prior notice. Product image display Read the full article