Abstract: A method for testing a conductive web includes moving a conductive web past at least one electrostatic probe, providing an alternating current or voltage which generates an alternating current to the at least one electrostatic probe, measuring a current or voltage in the at least one electrostatic probe induced by a capacitance between the conductive web and the at least one electrostatic probe, comparing the measured current or voltage to a reference value, and determining a level of bagginess of the conductive web based on the step of comparing.

Abstract: A method for testing a conductive web includes moving a conductive web past at least one electrostatic probe, providing an alternating current or voltage which generates an alternating current to the at least one electrostatic probe, measuring a current or voltage in the at least one electrostatic probe induced by a capacitance between the conductive web and the at least one electrostatic probe, comparing the measured current or voltage to a reference value, and determining a level of bagginess of the conductive web based on the step of comparing.

Abstract: A multi-level game is set forth wherein an upper, lower and central board game playing surface are secured together by an upper and lower post wherein each playing surface has formed thereon thirty-six squares of six rows and six columns each. Each board includes a demarcation double line on opposed sides to delineate a first row on each side of each respective game board with each space therein including a marker for indication of Home spaces for each opposing player. Eighteen tokens are provided each player with a six-sided die including six differing colorations thereon associated with six decks of playing cards with each deck of playing cards of a differing coloration equal to that of a die surface. Rolling of the die presents a coloration on a top surface thereof and indicates to alternating players a card to be picked from a corresponding deck associated with the coloration indicated by the top surface of the die.