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专业好文档可爱多童装特许加盟申请表填表时间申请人姓名个人情况年龄性别职业所在城市和居住地址邮政编码联系电话固定电话移动电话电子邮箱地址曾经从事的自营事业正在从事的自营事业了解可爱多和可爱多童装网的途径请填写您的经营意向管理方式A、个人全力投入［］B、兼营其他［］C、授权他人管理［］是否有合作人选A、无［］B、亲属［］C、朋友［］D、业务单位［］准备投入资金量A、13万［］B、36万［］C、610万［］D、10万以上［］是否现有候选店面A、无［］B、有［］候选店面地址候选店面面积候选店面所处的商圈情况店铺的定位A、专营童装［］B、兼营其它［］如果兼营其他，想兼营什么商品店铺商品的价格定位希望在什么时间达成合作意向希望在什么时间开业其他需要说明的事项说明1、本表格为可爱多童装加盟申请参考资料，本公司将对申请表之内容严格保密2、本表格填写完毕后，可通过以下方式反馈本公司a、邮寄上海永兴路258弄兴亚广场3号楼1305室，邮编200071b、电子邮件liuhaofengvip.sina.comc、传真02196955301293、加盟联系电话021－2852240413052003332刘浩峰上海宝秀服饰有限公司专业好文档专业好文档EditorsnoteJudsonJonesisameteorologist,journalistandphotographer.HehasfreelancedwithCNNforfouryears,coveringsevereweatherfromtornadoestotyphoons.FollowhimonTwitterjnjonesjrCNNIwillalwayswonderwhatitwasliketohuddlearoundashortwaveradioandthroughthecracklingstaticfromspacehearthefaintbeepsoftheworldsfirstsatelliteSputnik.IalsomissedwatchingNeilArmstrongstepfootonthemoonandthefirstspaceshuttletakeoffforthestars.Thoseeventswerewaybeforemytime.Asakid,Iwasfascinatedwithwhatgoesoninthesky,andwhenNASApulledtheplugontheshuttleprogramIwasheartbroken.Yettheprivatizedspaceracehasrenewedmychildhooddreamstoreachforthestars.Asameteorologist,Ivestillseenmanyimportantweatherandspaceevents,butrightnow,ifyouweresittingnexttome,youdhearmyfoottappingrapidlyundermydesk.ImanxiousforthenextoneaspacecapsulehangingfromacraneintheNewMexicodesert.ItslikethesetforaGeorgeLucasmoviefloatingtotheedgeofspace.YouandIwillhavethechancetowatchamantakealeapintoanunimaginablefreefallfromtheedgeofspacelive.ThelackofairupthereWatchmanjumpfrom96,000feetTuesday,IsatatworkgluedtothelivestreamoftheRedBullStratosMission.Iwatchedtheballoonspositionedatdifferentaltitudesintheskytotestthewinds,knowingthatiftheywouldjustlineupinaverticalstraightlinewewouldbegoforlaunch.IfeelthismissionwascreatedformebecauseIamalsoajournalistandaphotographer,butaboveallIlivefortakingaleapoffaiththefeelingofpushingtheenvelopeintounchartedterritory.Theguywhoisgoingtodothis,FelixBaumgartner,musthavethatsamefeeling,atalevelIwillneverreach.However,itdidnotstopmefromfeelinghispainwhenagustofswirlingwindkickedupandtwistedthepartiallyfilledballoonthatwouldtakehimtotheupperendofouratmosphere.Assoonasthe40acreballoon,withskinnothickerthanadrycleaningbag,scrapedthegroundIknewitwasover.Howclaustrophobiaalmostgroundedsupersonicskydiver专业好文档Witheachtwist,youcouldseethewrinklesofdisappointmentonthefaceofthecurrentrecordholderandcapcomcapsulecommunications,Col.JoeKittinger.HehunghisheadlowinmissioncontrolashetoldBaumgartnerthedisappointingnewsMissionaborted.ThesupersonicdescentcouldhappenasearlyasSunday.Theweatherplaysanimportantroleinthismission.Startingattheground,conditionshavetobeverycalmwindslessthan2mph,withnoprecipitationorhumidityandlimitedcloudcover.Theballoon,withcapsuleattached,willmovethroughthelowerleveloftheatmospherethetropospherewhereourdaytodayweatherlives.ItwillclimbhigherthanthetipofMountEverest5.5miles/8.85kilometers,driftingevenhigherthanthecruisingaltitudeofcommercialairliners5.6miles/9.17kilometersandintothestratosphere.Ashecrossestheboundarylayercalledthetropopause,hecanexpectalotofturbulence.Theballoonwillslowlydrifttotheedgeofspaceat120,000feet22.7miles/36.53kilometers.Here,FearlessFelixwillunclip.Hewillrollbackthedoor.Then,Iwouldassume,hewillslowlystepoutontosomethingresemblinganOlympicdivingplatform.Below,theEarthbecomestheconcretebottomofaswimmingpoolthathewantstolandon,butnottoohard.Still,hellbetravelingfast,sodespitethedistance,itwillnotbelikedivingintothedeependofapool.Itwillbelikeheisdivingintotheshallowend.SkydiverprepsforthebigjumpWhenhejumps,heisexpectedtoreachthespeedofsound690mph1,110kphinlessthan40seconds.Likehittingthetopofthewater,hewillbegintoslowasheapproachesthemoredenseairclosertoEarth.Butthiswillnotbeenoughtostophimcompletely.Ifhegoestoofastorspinsoutofcontrol,hehasastabilizationparachutethatcanbedeployedtoslowhimdown.Histeamhopesitsnotneeded.Instead,heplanstodeployhis270squarefoot25squaremetermainchuteatanaltitudeofaround5,000feet1,524meters.Inordertodeploythischutesuccessfully,hewillhavetoslowto172mph277kph.Hewillhaveareserveparachutethatwillopenautomaticallyifhelosesconsciousnessatmachspeeds.Evenifeverythinggoesasplanned,itwont.Baumgartnerstillwillfreefallataspeedthatwouldcauseyouandmetopassout,andnoparachuteisguaranteedtoworkhigherthan25,000feet7,620meters.Itmightnotbethemoon,butKittingerfreefellfrom102,800feetin1960atthedawnofaninfamousspaceracethatcapturedtheheartsofmany.Baumgartnerwillattempttobreakthatrecord,afeatthatbogglesthemind.ThisisoneofthosemonumentalmomentsIwillalwaysremember,becausethereisnowayIdmissthis.