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 滿400元 送廣告布一張+錄音（網(wǎng)上傳）+20條細(xì)繩（顏色隨機(jī)）

 滿800元 送廣告布+U盤一個(gè)（內(nèi)有錄音）+40條細(xì)繩（顏色隨機(jī)）+眼珠（隨機(jī)）

 滿1200元 送廣告布+U盤（內(nèi)有錄音）+60條細(xì)繩（顏色隨機(jī)）+眼珠（隨機(jī)）

 滿4000元 送廣告布+U盤（內(nèi)有錄音）+變色秘籍+100條細(xì)繩（顏色隨機(jī)）+眼珠（隨機(jī)）+打磨機(jī)

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千眼菩提打磨方法：

1.用100目的砂紙打磨去皮

2再用800目砂紙打磨花紋清晰

3再用1200目打磨拋光

4再用3000目打磨拋光出玉的光澤 

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The ships were slight in force, their equipments meager and deficient, and of inferior quality at best. The men had but little experience in naval warfare, and their officers scarcely much more. There were men of undoubted courage and capacity among them, however, and several to whom the profession of arms was not entirely new. At least two of them, Jones and Biddle, were to become forever famous for their fighting. Compared with the huge and splendid navy of England, the whole force was an unconsidered trifle, but it was a beginning, and not a bad one at that, as the mother country was to find out. The outfitting of the squadron was by no means complete, and, though the commodore with the others labored hard, the work proceeded slowly and with many hindrances and delays; it was never properly done. Then the ships were ice-bound in Delaware Bay, and it was not until nearly two months had elapsed that they were able to get to sea.

The principal difficulty in the rebellious colonies, from the standpoint of military affairs, was the scarcity of powder. There were guns in respectable numbers, but without powder they were necessarily useless. The powder mills of the colonies were few and far between, and their output was inadequate to meet the demand. It is now well known that although Washington maintained a bold front when he invested the British army in Boston, at times his magazines did not contain more than a round or two of powder for each of his guns. His POSTTTION was a magnificent specimen of what in modern colloquialism would have been called a "bluff." There was, of course, but little powder to spare for the improvised men-of-war, and most of what they had was borrowed from the colony of Pennsylvania. To get powder was the chief end of military men then.