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This Durable Packaging PXT-600 6" x 6" x 3" clear hinged lid plastic container is a perfect way to send desserts, pastries, salads, and specialty sandwiches home with your customers! It provides a solid seal to maintain product freshness and reduce leaks, while its crystal clear construction promotes excellent product visibility.
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These 6x6x3 Duralock clear hinged lid plastic containers are a must have at our café and bakery. We package most of our desserts in them for takeout. We put our cakes, cheesecakes, flan and bread pudding etc. in these. We use them a lot, so are glad they are priced right.
Jacqueline A. from Havana Nights Café & Bakery Inc. Posted on 07/19/2016
These are my most popular container. I use these from my mini-pies (foil tart pan 4 7/8 size), sliced cakes, cake balls or my candy. They are great!
Toni B. Posted on 04/06/2016
I was not wild about this item. The hinges are not operator friendly at times. You are squeezing too hard to get them to snap. I had a couple that arrived with the hinges already pressed in, and that made it impossible to use.
Stephanie M. from PK'S SWEETS Posted on 04/05/2016
Great product. We use then for selling cookies in, and line them with wax paper. They look gorgeous and work perfectly! I definitely recommend this
Azhar G. from Sugar and Spice Bakery Posted on 03/25/2016
These containers are perfect for my desserts for my customers. They make everything look very professional and very tasteful and you can see the product.
Roselyn T. Posted on 03/18/2016
We use these for all of our cakes. If you bake a cake in a 9x13 and cut it into 6th it fits perfectly in these containers. Easy to close.
Jennifer G. Posted on 02/05/2016
We really like these plastic boxes for our pies. Our guests love it that they can eat dinner and they pick out a dessert to take home for later so we have them packaged and ready to go,for them.
Patricia H. Posted on 01/06/2016
We use these in our business and really enjoy how much they hold and how strong they are! I would highly recommend them for your use.
Joyce V. from Heavenly Hershey's Ice Cream Posted on 11/22/2015
ordered these for a 6" round cookie cake. They are NOT 6" square!! I needed them for an order the day they arrived, I was VERY disappointed. they measure 6" at the very out lip, the inside dimension is 5" square. be sure to order larger than you think you need!
Cathy J. from Cookielicious Bakery Posted on 10/07/2015
I use a ton of these containers to package food and sell it from our food truck. Even though they say they aren't heat resistant, we hold them in our warmers with no problem and you can also freeze them.
Leah W. Posted on 08/31/2015
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If you like to surprise everyone and anyone with cupcakes as I do, there are the perfect size for four regular cupcakes - they fit securely without tipping over, yet they're not crushed. They also make a nice presentation for things like mini-bundts; I put a pretty paper cocktail-sized napkin on the bottom, center my little cake on top of it, and I have a nice little gift. Also a nice way to display things at bake sales.
Arlene M. Posted on 07/07/2015
This clamshell container does exactly what it should. It opens and closes easily but securely. It is very clear so you can see the contents. And it holds our products that don't have a custom container very well. The only complaint I have is the plastic is very slippery - we tried using this to hold 1-2 cupcakes for customers, and they slid around and tipped over with the slightest movements. If you want to package single/double cupcakes, I would recommend the Par Pak 1 and 2 cupcake holders. Not taking off any stars for this as it's not the containers fault; a cupcake wrapper on plastic is slippery, but beware depending on your intended use. We're now using them to hold tarts and other desserts to go, and they're working great.
Daniel D. from The Chocolate Caper Posted on 07/05/2015
The Double Packaging 6x6x3 clear hinged plastic container holding a lemon tart for dessert. Great for good presentation.
These containers are excellent. They snap shut securely, have a nice clear top to view the product inside, and have a smooth spot on the bottom of the container for labeling. They also stack together nicely. We use them for our jumbo cinnamon rolls and couldn't be happier with them.
Ruth C. Posted on 05/12/2015
These 6 x 6 x 3 clear hinged lid plastic container was perfect for my cake slices. The presentation was awesome my cake sells went up. Worth the price and will buy more.
Charlene H. from T & C Catering Services Posted on 11/29/2014
I don't know why anyone wouldn't use this product. Extremely affordable and attractive. This was a first time order for this product; but will also be on our list of reorder items. Will be spreading the word about this product. Thank you
Lydia L. from Angelz Therapeutic Massage, LLC Posted on 08/14/2014
Perfect for our baking business! Farmers market is opening soon so we'll need more! It' nice to have a company like yours to get our supplies from! Thank you!
John B. from SueZcakes Posted on 05/18/2014
These containers hold our round sandwiches amazingly well, displaying the contents perfectly. Our customers love being able to look at what they are buying before getting it open. In addition, they seal tightly, keeping the product fresh. They add less than $.05 to the cost of the product, making their use economical as well. Labels apply easily and stay on the container. We will definitely continue to use these containers.
Wayne S. from Waite General Store Inc Posted on 05/07/2014
We use these for salads and pastries and they've worked great for us. We put hot or cold items in them and they hold up just fine either way. The tabs are very secure, but sometimes TOO secure and can be difficult to open up. I'd rather it be too secure than too loose though!
Lydia G. Posted on 04/18/2014
These are perfect for salad. I can fit a nice big salad in along with a portion cup do dressing because of the high lid. They close securely and look great! Reordering.
Mary D. from The Lunch Lady Posted on 04/01/2014
Clear hinged container
This clam shell container is perfect for salads, desserts, and any other cold products. Because of its clear plastic structure, we can focus on presentation of our products, too.
Anita H. from Moe & Anita's Pizzeria Posted on 02/24/2014
It's an outrage how much food companies want for these things! These are half the price of what I was using, and honestly I think I like these better!
Timothy C. from Union St Diner Posted on 02/14/2014
I ordered this container to use in my business for a half dozen of chocolate covered strawberries. I love how its just one piece, I can put my berries in and close. It much easier than wrestling with a two piece box.
Michelle R. from KustomKreationz Posted on 02/08/2014
this item works for basic needs for our business and for to go items, though it is a little difficult to close. I would recommend
Amanda M. from Northtown Shoppe Posted on 11/12/2013
I love these containers, They just got here a few hours ago and I already am fallen in love with them. Their the perfect size and work well with the use I need them for. A MUST BUY!!!
Shavonna T. from Shavonna's Yummy Treats & Creations Posted on 07/16/2013
These boxes are great! Our cakes, cheesecakes and other goodies fit perfectly. A down side though, we can't find a paper bag that they fit in, can anyone help?
Mark S. Posted on 05/20/2013
Thank you for reviewing this product! If you're looking for a paper bag that can hold a plastic container like this, we recommend item 433B10712 - the 10" x 7" x 12" kraft paper shopping bag, or item 4331852 - the 52 lb. 1/8 brown paper barrel sack.
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These are perfect containers for cookies, cupcakes, slices of cake, or even little pies. The lids snap shut tight to prevent accidental opening. I will be buying these again!
Katy M. from Slippery Rock Church Posted on 04/26/2013
These are great small containers. As you can see in the picture it will hold 2 - 2 1/2 x 2 1/2 square cakes. Lids close tightly & opens easily. Highly recommend!
Lina B. from Doughlicious Cakes Posted on 09/04/2012
We love these clear plastic take-out containers. First and foremost, they clearly showcase the food you place in them. Secondarily, they snap closed securely and unlike styrofoam, don't easily open and lose their contents.
Curtis C. from Uncle Tony's Pizza Posted on 08/30/2012
These plastic containers are perfect for guests. They can be used for desserts or other foods that guests may want to take home with them.
Doris J. Posted on 07/21/2012
tough to close for those of us with less than nimble hands, and if front of a customer it can be frustrating. But is does work and suits our need.
Tara N. from Sweet Lola's Cupcakery and BakeShop Posted on 06/01/2012
Thanks for your review of our plastic containers! We understand that you need to do as much as possible to impress your customers, especially when it comes to their food. We have a few items that have different locking mechanisms such as items 30190HTPF1 and 374SN2253L that might work better for you. If you have any questions feel free to contact us!
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These containers are perfect for small baked goods. I ordered them for a fundraiser where I was a vendor and they were easy to transport because I could stack them in crates without any damage to the merchandise.
Carol K. from MommaZinga Catering Posted on 04/17/2012
These containers are perfect for selling my brownies. They keep them fresh and perfectly display the items. They are versatile for other baked goods as well. I couldn't do without them!
Cathy G. from Desserts by Design Posted on 04/07/2012
Perfect for salads, sandwiches, large enough for a sandwich and chips, etc. I use them to send my husband's lunches or to share homemade cake or cookies with friends and neighbors. The price is frugal also! Thanks WSS!
Debra W. Posted on 03/25/2012
The container itself is nice - I use these for a dozen donut holes, a mini (5") pie, and a pound of assorted Italian cookies. My only complaint, and the reason for only giving 3 stars, is that these containers can be a bit difficult to snap closed.
Judith M. from Not Your Average Cookie Posted on 02/28/2012
What's so great about these for me, is that it's bigger than a mini pie container in width for my mini pies. I have a thick crust that makes them wide. It's also deep enough for my cream pies too.
Deborah G. from Debs Cookies and Treats Posted on 02/13/2012
i use these containers for personal sized tres leches cakes. they are the perfect size and keep the cakes fresh and moist in the fridge.
Monica C. Posted on 02/03/2012
we love these clear containers. especially my customers love them also because they are easy to snapp and unsnapp and also they can see what they are getting
Aaron h. from Randys family restaurant Posted on 09/10/2011
We did exactly as the picture shows. We served cake slices in these. We are happy with the size. They stack right on top of each other!
Trina G. from shopaholic2shopaholic Posted on 05/23/2011
We love these containers. They snap together easily and hold tight for takeout baked goods. We use them for slices of cake, coffee cakes and our stuff looks delicious!
Martha W. from The Black Forest Posted on 04/07/2011
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PREVIEWS: "Daredevil," "Uncanny X-Men," & More Marvel Comics On Sale August 3, 2016
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The writer/artist's latest Image/Shadowline series brings Mad Max-like energy to a strange world on the brink of ecological disaster.
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Augie hits the highlights of WonderCon 2013, checks in on Jimmie Robinson's "Five Weapons" #2, and looks back at some Image second printing predictions from December.
"Bomb Queen" creator Jimmie Robinson is set to write and draw "Five Weapons," the tale of a young man bucking social rules to become the greatest fighter around.
Jim Valentino, the man behind the show at Image Comics imprint Shadowline, talks to CBR News about "Peter Panzerfaust," "Debris," and other projects -- plus what he looks for in a pitch.
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I'd like to have more than one thumbnail size for images when I upload them. Is there a hack or plugin that will allow me to do this?
I'd like to have more than one thumbnail size for images when I upload them. Is there a hack or plugin that will allow me to do this?
Check out the settings under: Setting -> Media. Here you will find 3 different that WordPress generates for you whenever you upload an image. This makes for a total of four sizes per image upload:
I know that, but Thumbnail is the only option that crops the image. I need something that will allow it to crop another size other than the thumbnail.
2.8 should have integration with jcrop which is pretty exciting. check out a demo here:
Haven't seen it in the nightly builds yet though...
Sounds awesome. How far off is that?
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Check out the Scissors plugin, it may be what you want:
It uses jcrop and lets you crop images yourself within WP.
I'm looking for additional thumbnail sizes too. Scissors doesn't really fit for me as it doesn't create additional copies, just crops the original. You could work around this problem by just uploading the image twice but that's a pain.
I'm really suprised there's no plugin which just gives additional thumbnail sizes to WordPress. The script TimThumb is very good and has caching. However, you still take php hits for every image load as it has to check the cache integrity - not sure what the performance difference really is.
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Bump, someone please tell me why this program has increased from $5 to $67 :(
Feeling sick today to just took it completely off. Hopefully feeling better tomorrow
Easy last couple of days.
Just played golf, some Football Training and active recovery
Played 18 Holes of Golf Today, Short game practice tonight.
No Lifting Today
Should change to the title to 'Jamie's Golf Journal' srs
Rest Day
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Strong Poker Thread is Strong
Went for a long walk in the morning.
Skill work and throwing routes for an hour in the afternoon
Then Upper body lifting in the evening
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Sorry I haven't posted for a while.
Just had to move out of my house back home with my parents for a week or 2. Until I move into my new place for Uni. Just been busy.
Didn't count macros for the...
Played 9 holes of golf
In the PM: Tempo runs for around 30-45mins
Had a hypertrophy workout planned but felt like ish, So just did some abs and a ton of mobility and...
Played a round at Birchwood in Kent During the Day.
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5 x 20 yards with accelerations
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Around an hour of skill work then another hour or so of Golf Practice
Round of golf followed by Upper Body active recovery
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Played some golf during the day and went on a long walk in the evening for cardio
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Played some golf in the morning but got rained off the course 3 holes in. Went to the driving range and just hit 100 balls.
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New Michael Phelps Sponsorship Opportunities
If you haven't heard pictures of Olympic golden boy Michael Phelps have surfaced of him taking some hits from the bong post Olympics. I think most people would agree that a little pot smoking isn't a big deal but marketers have been quick to say that this could hurt his massive endorsement deals. They couldn't be any more wrong, in fact I think this opens the door for him. Here are four potential sponsorship opportunities available for him.
Goldenseal- If you examine the pictures you can tell that it isn't his first rodeo. He is taking it in like the Olympic champ that he is. But with the amount of drug tests this guy goes through he has had to have a little help. That is why Goldenseal is the perfect sponsorship opportunity for him. What else says, "Hey I like to have a little fun but I need to keep my job?"
Funyuns- So much has been made about the infamous Phelps calorie intake. Now we know it wasn't just about his training intensity. You know that between the training, smoking, and eating there is one thing he constantly craves, Funyuns. The only food made for stoners by stoners, now they have a new cover boy.
Phish- Sure the band reunited and their shows shouldn't have a problem selling out. But with a younger generation possibly unfamiliar with them why not use Phelps to help introduce them to each other. We know they all have something in common… cough, cough.
Hemp swimming trunks- There is a lot of debate about the technology in swimming and how the suits have helped cut down time so much. This is a chance for Phelps to really show that he doesn't need the technology and help further the cause. (Insert your own, "if he loses he can smoke always smoke his trunk" jokes here.)
See Michael there is so much for you out there still.
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Morning Shots: 'The Marriage Ref,' Weekend Box Office, And Mo'Nique
• I don't anticipate having time today to write about the heinous The Marriage Ref, which previewed on NBC last night "after" (actually "in the middle of") the closing ceremonies, so I simply sign on to this entire description. With all the things NBC has done wrong recently and how wearying it has become to write about them, I was actually pleased when, at press tour in January, I kind of enjoyed the panel presentation for this show. Jerry Seinfeld, who created it, and Tom Papa, the host, seemed to have a decent idea and a good comedic take, and I was optimistic that I'd be writing something of the "Don't assume this show is terrible" variety. But it's ... terrible.
In fact, it's so painfully bad that I cannot help but tell you that as I was preparing this post, I learned that Alan Sepinwall and I had both, independently of each other and without discussion, come up with the word "heinous" to describe it. That is serious.
• The Company Town blog has your weekend box office report, where Shutter Island dropped significantly from last weekend, but not enough to keep it from beating the new movies — including Kevin Smith's Cop Out.
• Poet David Alpaugh says, in The Chronicle Of Higher Education, that so many people are now writing poetry that you would never be able to find a good poet if there were one. As always, it is largely the Internet's fault.
More book stuff, and Mo'Nique doesn't work free, after the jump.
• One publisher is so bothered by book discounting that it is trying to stop sellers from displaying any discount prices at which they're selling its books.
• Love this affectionate look at the culture of used bookstores, why they still exist, and why they're interesting. I especially appreciated the moment where the used bookstore owner declines the opportunity to claim that e-readers will kill reading.
• For a significantly more romantic description of attachment to paper books, enjoy this piece in The New York Review Of Books.
• Mo'Nique talks, among other things, about her decision not to do a lot of unpaid work promoting Precious for awards — she's taken a lot of criticism for it, but when you hear a lady explain that she works for a living and expects to be paid when she's doing something that has a partly financial motive and stands to improve the profits for a project that has the backing of Oprah Winfrey and Tyler Perry, it doesn't actually sound that ridiculous. There's something about an actress seeing herself as still a person with a job that seems a little refreshing.
• If you're looking for that NBC good news I was hoping was coming, I will say they're renewing The Sing-Off, which turned out to be very entertaining. If Ben Folds returns as a judge, I'll be there.
• For those keeping score at home, Carly Simon has entirely predictably dismissed the completely unfounded speculating from Friday that "You're So Vain" is about David Geffen. And yes, I am saying I told you so, just slightly.
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A Raspberry Pi for Android is Almost Certainly Coming
Eben Upton, the founder of the Raspberry Pi foundation, sounds rather positive.
Eben Upton, the founder of the Raspberry Pi foundation, sounds rather positive.
Branded and everything.
For people like us, at least.
Instead of spitting out your photos, this Raspberry Pi-powered camera dishes out someone else's instead. Read More >>
You absolute beauty.
Meet the Gameboy Zero. It's a classic Gameboy shell with a Raspberry Pi's heart. But the mod isn't purely cosmetic.
Amazon Echo is good for a lot of things, but until recently, remote-starting a car wasn't one of them.
Parents, prepare for coded confusion.
What's not to love about a home-made 8mm digital film camera? Nothing at all, especially once you've seen the results.
Western Digital's new PiDrive is a wee powerhouse worthy of your attention.
Make sure to get a heat sink so it doesn't melt.
The Raspberry Pi 3 is here, so let's take a look at some of the coolest accessories you can get to make it more useful.
The newly announced Pi 3 definitely isn't the end-game.
We're getting ahead of ourselves and fantasising about what could be on the cards.
It's Internet-connected and features a healthy dose of nostalgia and a charitable cause
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The Community Relations Department at Pardee Hospital and the Pardee Hospital Foundation received three awards recently from the Carolinas Healthcare Public Relations and Marketing Society for excellence in health care marketing and public relations.
The Community Relations Department received awards for communication plans developed to introduce new CEO Kris Hoce to the hospital and Hendersonville community and to communicate the 2008 budget plan.
In addition, the Pardee Hospital Foundation staff was recognized for the annual Pardee Choice employee giving campaign.
Blue Ridge Food Ventures is the recipient of $200,000 in state grants, AdvantageWest officials announce.
The grants were awarded by the North Carolina Tobacco Trust Fund Commission and the Golden LEAF Foundation. The grant monies will be used to expand Blue Ridge Food Ventures Farm Outreach Program, which helps farmers develop value-added products to complement direct marketing of fresh produce at area tailgate markets.
An initiative of AdvantageWest Economic Development Group and the N.C. Department of Agriculture, Blue Ridge Food Ventures is a shared-use commercial kitchen and food processing facility, commonly known as a kitchen incubator. Its main objective is to provide services to those wishing to start or grow small businesses in the food industry and to local farmers who want to add value to their products through processing in an FDA-inspected kitchen.
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Sydney residents 'must carry survival bags'
By Mark Chipperfield in Sydney
Last Updated: 2:12am BST 18/07/2007
The easy-going residents of Australia's biggest city are being urged to carry personal "survival bags" to help them cope with a future terrorist attack or natural disaster.
The Lord Mayor of Sydney, Clover Moore, says citizens should pack a "Go Bag" containing such essentials as toilet paper, running shoes, spare keys, a torch, disposable gloves, adhesive tape, a transistor radio and sun cream before they leave home each day.
Miss Moore, who has yet to pack her own Go Bag, says it is her duty to warn Sydney's four million residents of the potential dangers that await them.
"Living through the hailstorm [in 1999], I realized how unprepared we were for a catastrophe of that sort," she said.
The city council is distributing 200,000 booklets advising Sydneysiders on how to cope with a terrorist attack, earthquake, flood or other natural disaster. The booklet suggests that people find an "emergency buddy", develop a personal emergency plan and create a contact number on their mobile phones in case they are injured and unable to talk to rescuers.
A council website suggests that in the event of a bombing, earthquake or flood residents should carry their cats in "a cotton pillow case".
The public education campaign, which has been co-funded by the Australian government, has been greeted with skepticism by most Sydneysiders - even from the deputy mayor Chris Harris. "It's purely sensationalist," he said.
"Where are we supposed to go with our Go Bags? With our current public transport system, the roads would be clogged within minutes."
Sydney has already been warned to be on high alert when world leaders arrive in September to attend the 2007 Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) forum. The latest announcement has only heightened the sense of fear surrounding that event.
...containing such essentials as toilet paper, running shoes, spare keys, a torch, disposable gloves, adhesive tape, a transistor radio and sun cream before they leave home each day.
Wow! You could have fun with all of that stuff without ever leaving the house!
Well, you could wear the running shoes....
Good Lord.
She sure has different ideas about essentials than I do.....
McGyver could turn that stuff into a small electric generator.
A council website suggests that in the event of a bombing, earthquake or flood residents should carry their cats in "a cotton pillow case".
The council only included that suggestion to prove they really do have a sense of humor...
UK English to US English translation:
torch = flashlight
No water?
Oh, yeah, that'll work real well! You're trying to flee from disaster (wearing those running shoes you packed in your Go Bag), while you're clinging to wiggling sacks of cats...(What if you've got more than one cat? Throw 'em all in one pillow case? Riiiiight!)
Sure, a survival bag to help you survive a terrorist attack, but that doesn't contain a gun, is a useless bag.
UK English to US English translation:
torch = flashlight
May I pack an actual torch in my "Must Carry Survival Bag" if I really, really want to?
WOW! You haven't had to do that since WWII.
Only if you carry a pitchfork at the same time.
I have a survival pack in my car. It has just about everything except water.
Guns and as much ammo as you can carry. If possible, keep plenty in your locker at work.
shoot, a fellah could have a pretty good weekend in Vegas with all that stuff....
I should have read first.
Only if you carry a pitchfork at the same time.
Well of course! You need both when you have the monster trapped in the Church Tower!
Expel all Muslims, and the need for carrying these survival bags would disappear (America take heed).
The backup gun(s); the primary is always with you, right?
And please don't forget the 250 rounds of ammunition; the 25-mile-range walkie-talkie(s); $350 - $1,000 cash in mostly 5's and 1's; 2 rolls of quarters; improved first-aid kit; thyroid anti-radiation tablets; carton(s) of cigarettes; pint(s) of scotch or Rebel Yell bourbon; water bag and container; very good knife; space blanket, et cetera, et cetera.
I was wondering where to keep my can of gasoline to soak the head of the torch in...and I was worried about burning up the pillow cases! The poor cats!
Oh, yeah, that'll work real well! You're trying to flee from disaster (wearing those running shoes you packed in your Go Bag), while you're clinging to wiggling sacks of cats...(What if you've got more than one cat? Throw 'em all in one pillow case? Riiiiight!)
Hey...it worked for those folks that were going to St. Ives... :)))
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I'll be taking my torch...for sure.
so...we can take our iPods too???
Good thinking, then: THAT's where I'll keep the torch!
Do NOT keep your cat in a polyester pillow case. I case of leaking gas, the static discharge from a cat in a polyester pillow case could ignight the gas and kill hundreds.
Bloke for flashlight, I believe.
$350 - $1,000 cash in mostly 5s and 1s; 2 rolls of quarters
In a Real Emergency, it may be better to also have a small number of 1/10th and 1/4 th ounce gold pieces. Gold is far better palm grease than paper money anyday.
Poor dogs!
What if the cat is the one "leaking" the gas? We recently adopted a kitten. When he relaxes and is purring...all I can say is...DAMN!
Not such a strange thread but the posts are lots of fun....
Well, maybe it IS a strange thread now that I think about it....
it's getting too late at nite
Covered, I didn't want to mention that. "Taxi to airport now this gold" is a universal language, baby.
In 'Strine (or British English, for that matter) a torch is a flashlight. (In full, 'an electric torch').
Mine is a Jumbo Versa-pak from Maxpedition.
Two bottles of Purell
Toilet paper
Tooth brush and bottle of Listerine(pint)
Browning Hi-power and four mags
Extra 9mm ammo
Spare sunglasses/spare reading glasses
Floppy hat
disposable rubber gloves
Two liters water
Leatherman Tool
Swiss Army knife on lanyard
Randall #1 & sheath w/stone
300 feet para cord
Emerg fishing kit
Four Tourniquets
Three packs Blood Stop
Bottle Betadine and mini Trauma treat kit
Burn ointment
Asptin/Aleve/any pain pills available with laminated Rx.
Prescription meds with laminated Rx
Surefire Combat light and spare batts
Chem lights X4
Flashing Red diode & spare batt
Portable Radio one set spare AA bats=X6
Rain poncho packet
Hi-cal snacks or go Bars.
Cell phone & Auto charger w/a/c adapter
This is my daily take from the house to my vehicle and travels with me. Other goodies in my trunk that extend my viability for Two adults to **survive** for a week.
Vehicle has: 10 gal potable water
10 gal of Diesel fuel
Canned food for two for week or more if careful
Carbine/mags and 250 rounds 5.56 ammo.
.22 Mossberg rifle & 500 rounds .22LR ammo
Field jackets/pants and socks
Jumper/charger unit
Solar light and portable Coleman stove w/fuel canister
I believe I am fairly prepared.
Anyone with anything other or suggestions?
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Statute of Limitations for child support in Florida
This is a discussion on Statute of Limitations for child support in Florida within the Child Custody & Support forum, part of the FAMILY LAW, DIVORCE, CUSTODY category; Our father abandoned my sister and me in 1971. He filed for a divorce from our mother in 1972. As ...
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Our father abandoned my sister and me in 1971. He filed for a divorce from our mother in 1972. As part of the divorce decree, filed in Broward County Florida, he agreed to pay X number of dollars per month for child support.He made one payment and disappeared. We Have just recently located him and still, he has nothing to do with us. My sister, my mother and I reside in Alabama and our Dead beat father resides Arkansas. Alabama has told us to contact Florida because it is outside the Statute in Alabama. I called Florida and they told me that they have no Idea what their statute reads and that we would need to seek legal advice. I have read that seeking legal help for child support cases is a waste of money because every state has the ability to file and claim and that other than the time it takes it is a cut and dry process. Either NCP has paid or has not. Is there a statute of Limitation regarding this matter and if not what should be our next step? Any help is greatly appreciated.
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If you want to collect the outstanding amounts, then you should seek the assistance of a private support collection agency to help you collect.
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Thank you for your response sandyclause. Pardon my ignorance but when you say private support collection agency you are referring to what? An attorney or private profit/nonprofit organization or....??? Once again thanks
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There are professional collection agencies that go after support arrears for a high percentage.
Google "child support collection agency"
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Private agencies first require you to apply for services through the state IV-D agency then they take a percentage of every payment. Also they are not able to intercept IRS refunds. Only the state agency can.
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There is no statute of limitation in Florida to enforce a child-support order. However, in the case of claims that are carried out many years after the child was afforded the right to support, laches could apply. A lache means that the person is no longer entitled to the original claim because the party has "slept on its rights. According to Support Collectors, enforcement measures can be taken by the state of Florida or federal authorities to collect regular or past-due child support payments. In most cases, child support ends once a child turns 18. In cases where the child suffers from a mental or physical disability, child support can continue beyond that age.
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Forget the advice you have been getting from friends and laymen and seek advice of an experienced family law attorney. Maybe more than one to get a good take on your chances of collecting. That is the big issue: How deep are your father's pockets now? Does he own real estate? Luxury items like boats? Have a good paying job?
Those are the things any lawyer will ask before taking on a case: How deep are the defendant's pockets? Can you collect if you get a judgment.
The state files a claim if the state provided services, like medicaid, TANF (welfare) funds. The amount may be significant -- or not. You could begin by contacting the Florida State Attorney General's Office, Support Enforcement to see if their records go back far enough to see if a case was ever opened on your family. Then you may be able to get the total paid in support and, if any amounts owed by him, just how much.
THen you will have some hard facts to begin your calculations so you can weigh whether it is advantageous to go after the back support or not.
That would be a good place to start.
Over forty years have elapsed. One thing to keep in mind, delinquent child support is a lien on the deceased's estate. So get your figures, first, is my recommendation --from the state against what is owed in total. Then you can decide where to go from there.
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Thanks everyone for your time and input. I called Florida's DOR and they said that I needed to contact the Broward county Clerk of Courts because that is where the divorce decree was filed. I was unable to speak with anyone but I think that after getting the run around I was finally able to leave message to the correct person. Thanks!
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I realize they probably have a heavy work load but their recording assures a return phone call within 48 hrs. It has been a week and I have made two calls to broward county clerk of courts but no return call. Who do I call to light a fire under their tales. Thanks.
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Source: Brian Sylvester of
The Critical Metals Report
Is the rare earths space an industry in decline, a bubble
popped? Not so, according to Jon Hykawy, head of global research
and a clean technologies analyst at Byron Capital Markets. Hykawy
The Critical Metals Report
in this exclusive interview that establishing a supply outside of
China could breathe new life into this exiled market. While the
winners in the industry may be as rare as the elements they mine,
Hykawy believes that the financial community is going to have to
revisit rare earths once companies start to produce meaningful
cash flows.
The Critical Metals Report:
Most analysts outside the rare earth elements (
) space suggest steering clear of this industry. To some extent,
even you are suggesting that-except for a handful of players. Can
you elaborate?
Jon Hykawy:
We've been fairly adamant from the moment that we initiated
coverage that the space would have, at most, a few winners and a
very large number of losers. We refined the number down to a
select few because we're right about that. If you have more than
a few companies producing, especially in the light rare earth
(LREE) space, they will absolutely crush the market and some will
go out of business. Very few companies in the LREE space will
succeed in coming to market.
Why is the market punishing LREE equities?
Just about every LREE junior ran up dramatically through 2011,
whether they had anything resembling a winning hand in the space
or not. Now, every company in the space is getting punished, even
winning hands.
What's going to turn this sector around?
Well, in spite of the sector's grim general performance, our
picks have performed well. We initiated coverage on
Great Western Minerals Group Ltd. (GWG:TSX.V;
at around $0.18/share and the stock is trading up around
$0.50/share. We initiated coverage on
Molycorp Inc. (MCP:NYSE)
when its stock was down around $16/share; the stock is now near
$24/share. Granted, neither has done well in the last six months,
considering all resource stocks have been taking a bit of a hit
and LREE prices are dropping off significantly.
In order for the sector to turn around, companies need to
start making money. We need to see
Lynas Corp. (
come to market and show that it can actually produce meaningful
cash flows out of an LREE business. We need to see Molycorp come
to market, start producing alloys and magnets, and demonstrate
that added downstream processing contributes dramatically to both
revenue and profitability. We need to see Great Western complete
the reopening of its mine, the construction of its
hydrometallurgical and solvent extraction facilities, and
demonstrate that moving those materials into Less Common Metals
in Birkenhead allows it to dramatically improve its cash flows.
If those things happen, investors will start to concentrate on
the metrics and on the names that matter in the space.
In other words, we're now in the "don't tell me, show me"
Yes. The names that are able to actually translate the capital
that they have on hand into an operation that generates
substantial cash flow can't be ignored.
Rare earth oxide (REO) prices shot up in 2010 after China
curtailed exports, but you argue that those prices should be
largely dismissed when determining valuations for equities.
China imposed a quota that spiked REE prices. But the pre-quota
prices matter much more. If you assume a Western supply chain is
going to be developed and supply sufficient material, then the
prices will be based on a freely trading market. To say that
we're suddenly in a different world because of the quotas, that
the quotas will never be taken away and the higher prices will
last until the end of time, is a pretty facile and erroneous
A better approach would be to conduct a proper economic
analysis, which almost no one has done. That involves actually
looking at the individual REEs.
Currently, we only price the seven that we're able to obtain
sufficient data on. Heavy rare earths (HREEs) will drop down in
price, but will still be well above historical levels because
they're rare and will remain rare no matter what we do.
The prices of lanthanum and cerium, which are fairly prevalent
in all deposits and are the most commonly available REEs, are
going to crater to prices below their historic, pre-quota
The price of neodymium will stay above the historical range,
because high-quality REE magnets are in demand for a number of
industries, but prices are likely going to be nothing like where
they are trading today. We forecast $80/kilogram (kg) for
neodymium and praseodymium because that is the economic threshold
for the wind turbine industry.
If you're building models based on that conservative price deck,
don't you risk missing a couple of players that might succeed if
you were slightly more generous in your pricing?
A number of metrics are important. A company might be the most
economic player in the space, but if it comes to market three
years after five other companies, it doesn't matter. That is why
we prefer less expensive, less complicated, relatively
faster-developing companies to those that are going to spend very
large quantities of money to develop what could be very large
projects in the middle of nowhere.
For example, if
Avalon Rare Metals Inc. (AVL:TSX; AVL:NYSE;
is going to need $1.3 billion (
) to bring a project to market and it really isn't going to come
into serious production until 2017, investors better be darn sure
that there aren't six or eight smaller projects entering the
market before that.
It's not just a matter of which company is going to produce
when, or which is going to produce at exactly the right price
point, or which is the cheapest stock. When a company actually
comes to market is a major factor, along with how well they fit
into the demand curve.
You have a Sell rating on Avalon. Is Avalon's biggest fault
simply its timing, and not its deposit?
The problem is definitely not the deposit itself, though the
timing and the money required are a function of the metallurgy.
In our estimation, with our admittedly conservative price deck,
Avalon is a bad place for investors to put their money. There are
a large number of potential HREE projects that have shorter
development horizons and are much less expensive to bring to
market that could fill the gap that Avalon wants to fill.
The other company that you have a Sell rating on is
Orbite Aluminae Inc. (
. It's created quite a stir, as there were some questions raised
around its preliminary economic assessment (PEA) and its ability
to extract REEs from its alumina clays. You looked at it more
closely and decided that the numbers didn't add up.
Every company has risk associated with it. The issue that we saw
with Orbite is that the perception of risk within the broader
market was far more optimistic than we believe the actual
situation to be. The PEA noted that natural gas would be the
primary source of energy for the project, yet even the PEA quite
plainly stated that there is no natural gas available in the
area. There is no development available to provide natural gas to
that project site-and there may not be for a substantial period
of time.
We believe that the pricing of alumina as well as the REEs and
rare metals in the PEA were optimistic. Using
higher-than-rational pricing for these materials inflates a
company's net present value. We felt that needed to be
There was also technical risk. The process is not a slam dunk.
There is a substantial amount of work to be done. Even some of
the developers of some of the technology that's required to
execute the plan in the PEA acknowledge that. Combining all of
those things, we questioned whether a value of about $3/share was
justified. A price of $0.90/share would make us more
Let's move on to some of the companies you do like. One of your
long-time favorites is Great Western Minerals, but its share
price has continued to trend lower since July. What's going to
turn Great Western around?
There are three things that will certainly help. One of the
long-time criticisms of Great Western is that there hasn't been
an NI 43-101 available on the deposit. There haven't been that
many people who've actually visited the Steenkampskraal project.
However, geologists who have visited Steenkampskraal tend to come
away with far less concern about the abundance of monazite
available there, primarily because of the way the deposit is
structured and the visible extent of that structure.
We should see an NI 43-101 published relatively soon, however,
likely before the end of May. Drilling has been largely
completed. The company has indicated that it may be able to
report higher grades on the historical material than what was
earlier reported because the historical testing tended to
underestimate the amount of REEs available. The company may also
be able to report a superior elemental distribution. That will
obviously be very positive for the story.
If the company completes the refurbishment of the mine and
reopens, it would be a very positive step. The company has
indicated mine operations will recommence within Steenkampskraal
before the end of the year.
It also needs to commence construction of the
hydrometallurgical and solvent extraction plants in South Africa.
A finalized design from its partner, Ganzhou Qiandong Rare Earth
Group Ltd., for the solvent extraction plant would be a very
welcome step for the company. Ganzhou Qiandong is well known as a
leader in the solvent extraction space.
You wrote in a recent report, "Great Western Minerals will, we
believe, be producing magnet alloy for customers from its own
material near the beginning of H2/13." Is that soon enough?
I believe so. It's probably going to be a bit of a horse race
between Molycorp and Great Western Minerals in trying to get
those home-produced magnet alloys into people's hands. Lynas,
assuming the political situation in Malaysia and its permitting
situation is resolved, is going to be producing material for sale
to companies like Hitachi Inc. (HIT:NYSE), Shin-Etsu Chemical Co.
Ltd. (SHE:Fkft) and others.
One of the big issues causing the reduction in demand for REEs
has been the insecurity of supply. If a global auto manufacturer
is contemplating whether it's going to use an REE motor or an
induction motor in a new hybrid vehicle, the fact that it really
can't count on Chinese supply for those REEs has to weigh on its
decision. It's likely pushing a number of manufacturers into
using induction motors because they can't afford the possibility
that they won't be able to source material. Having producers
outside of China would make a big difference in purchasing
What are some of the other companies you favor in the REE
Matamec Explorations Inc. (MAT:TSX.V;
is an interesting name. We have a $0.50 target and a Speculative
Buy recommendation. Its pending partnership with Toyota Tsusho
Corp. (TYHOF:OTC; 8015:JP) is a solid indication that this is a
fairly tractable project in a good jurisdiction. It's not the
absolute cheapest-per-ton of total REOs produced, but it's fairly
inexpensive in terms of its capital spending and should be
relatively quick to come to market.
We have a Speculative Buy on
Ucore Rare Metals Inc. (UCU:TSX.V;
and an $0.80 target. Ucore has exactly the right address. It has
an HREE project located in the U.S. It's of interest to a number
of players like Molycorp that want to produce their own magnets
and are going to require a reasonable amount of dysprosium to do
so; automotive companies that want their own magnets for use in
drives; and a number of other potential end markets in Western
Europe. Its location near deep water in Alaska, with the backing
of the Alaska state government and the U.S. federal government,
speaks well of the company.
Ucore had a 93% success rate using x-ray sorting technology (
) to recover REEs. Does that change the economics of that
It definitely improves the economics. Generally speaking, the
economics of an REE project are not defined by mining. A bigger
factor is the cost of processing that material. The use of x-ray
fluorescence as a method of determining which particular pieces
of rock contain the minerals they're interested in and which ones
can be safely rejected without losing anything of value is a very
positive development.
Texas Rare Earth Resources Corp. (TRER:OTCQX)
is about to put out a PEA later this month on the Round Top
project in Texas. What are you expecting from that?
I'm trying to temper my expectations. I've been very impressed by
some things at Texas Rare Earths. A lot of us comment that the
most important thing within any mining company is its management
team. Marc LeVier, chief executive at Texas Rare Earth, is a guy
who's been recommended to me by a number of people whose opinions
I trust. He has a pedigree to back that up. He knows what he
needs to do to declare this an economic deposit. He is practiced
enough to know it's not a perfect deposit.
The PEA's results are going to be pinned on the head grade,
acid consumption and reagent consumptions going into the mill.
This is a relatively low-grade deposit. If the company can
separate out the minerals it needs, it may still have a very
positive economic result. It's a bit of a dice roll still.
Is there another company that has your attention?
I'm going to actually discuss one that I have a Sell rating on,
although that rating causes me a few headaches.
Quest Rare Minerals Ltd. (QRM:TSX;
is a name that has been problematic for us in the sense that we
like the potential of the deposit and we're positively disposed
toward management. The biggest issue is that it's a project
that's rather isolated and that will be fairly expensive to
build. The company has also had issues with its plan and has
taken some of the comments we've made to heart. It has started to
move toward incorporating a solvent extraction plant and moving
downstream. It is not just trying to produce concentrate
Are there any companies with plans to just produce concentrates
I don't think there are any companies left that have plans to
only produce concentrates, with the possible exception of some
ionic clays outside of China. Everyone else has started to
realize that it's going to be expensive enough to develop the
project and that nobody is interested in buying another problem.
The companies have to provide a finished product-an end
product-and that means separated and purified oxide at
There was a recent article in
The Globe and Mail
about Quest in which you were quoted as saying, "I hope they
realize they're in a race." Can you express your thoughts behind
that statement?
When I do the analysis with my admittedly conservative price
deck, I end up with about a $1.75 target. We're starting to bang
on the door of that level here. There have been delays in the
project, which is unfortunate because the faster it can get to
market with something that's tractable, the more likely it's
going to be in the market long term. By the same token, it's a
good deposit. It could be economic. For the most part, Molycorp,
Lynas, Great Western Minerals, Quest, Avalon and so on produce
positive cash flow even with my conservative estimates for future
rare earth prices. It's really a question of whether that cash
flow justifies all the up-front expenditure. Quest, to me, is a
borderline call. That $1.75 point is a very interesting one.
Would a partner change that for you?
It could certainly help. There is no shortage of interest within
the broader industry and within the end-user markets for at least
obtaining an off-take agreement for a meaningful amount of the
REEs. But if a company can't produce an economically viable,
relatively simple flow sheet, it's probably not going to convince
a partner that it has something that's worth its money and time.
Quest is on the bubble for me. If it gets down toward $1.75 or we
see anything that indicates that it has the potential to come to
market sooner, it's something we'll have to revisit.
Some precious metals companies, such as
South American Silver Corp. (SAC:TSX;
, have found their way into your coverage universe. Does this
have more to do with the Street's lack of interest in REEs at the
moment or are these companies being considered legitimate
electric metals plays?
It's not a case of running off after a "borderline" electric
metal like silver because we're not getting any love on REEs.
This company is filled with projects that are going to produce
what are definitively electric metals. It produces not just
silver from its Malku Khota project in Bolivia, but indium and
gallium. It also has copper in its Escalones project in Chile.
That company is replete with electric metals. Even silver,
whether most people realize it or not, has an extremely large
industrial component of demand, made up primarily of conductive
pastes that are used in things like the solar photovoltaic
industry and solder used in electronics worldwide.
Do you have any parting thoughts?
We've said from day one that we're not subscribers to the beliefs
that REEs are essential, irreplaceable or anything of the sort.
I've always told people that REEs are very nice to have at the
right price. It looks like there may be a viable supply chain for
REEs developed outside of China. That is going to improve the
security of supply, reduce reliance on Chinese manufacturing and
production and allow companies to reliably get materials without
worrying about what next year's quota is going to look like. It
could have the positive effect of bringing the prices down to the
point where many manufacturers and end users are going to be
willing to look at using REEs again. The industry is just
beginning to develop, whereas a lot of the financial community is
looking at it as a popped bubble. That's not the case. The
financial community is going to have to revisit REEs down the
line, when some of the companies start to produce really
meaningful cash flows from their operations.
Jon Hykawy
is currently with the research team at Byron Capital Markets,
with a specialized focus in the lithium and clean
technology/alternative energy industries. Jon holds both a
Ph.D. in physics and an MBA from Queen's University and has
been working in capital markets as a clean
technologies/alternative energy analyst for the last four
years. He began his career in the investment industry in 2000,
originally working as a technology analyst. His current area of
focus is the electric metals sector, ranging from availability
and production of various metals to lithium battery technology.
He has extensive experience in the solar, wind and battery
industries, conducting significant research in the areas of
rechargeable batteries-ranging from rechargeable alkaline to
lithium-ion to flow batteries.
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- Server locates in Riga, Latvia - Ok
- Registrant bizcn.com, Chinese company - many sites give low rank and low trustworthiness
So in short, can you trust such a website? Is there any simple tool which says if the site is a scam for Chinese and Russian internet pages? There seems to be some many of them at the moment so I do not know which to trust.
My intuition says no, for instance, that I cannot trust the internet site above. I know there are many ambitious companies and startups coming to the market, but how still how you can trust them.


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Step 4: Stick the disk
Remove the protective backing from the adhesive disk, and dampen the disk with cool water to temporarily neutralize the glue. The disk is slightly larger than the patch, so open the slit in the disk and slide its edge under the carpet between the backing and the padding, as shown. When the adhesive becomes tacky, in about 3 to 5 minutes, press down on the carpet around the disk's edge.
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