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Our society has become one of speed. "Being busy" is our natural state and "productivity" our highest virtue. We are always racing from the one task to the next. Fortunately, however, more and more people are waking up to the effects of our excessive busyness. And there is definitely a need for more stillness in our lives.
For some reason we have come to associate "non-doing" with laziness so that when we do take a break we are often filled with guilt. It is as if there is an inner boss sitting on our shoulders asking if there isn't something we should be doing. To have some time for ourselves has become frowned upon. Taking time off is often seen as being lazy and not serious about one's job. Tim Ferriss, author of The 4-Hour Workweek, thinks quite the opposite: "Being busy is a sure sign of laziness: lazy thinking and indiscriminate action."
How I interpret this is that it is much easier just to "go with the flow": simply to take on what comes our way without much consideration and just fall in with the chaos of things. It is easier to be directed by others, than to be aware, reflect on what we are doing and take control of our own lives. To do this, we need to snap out of autopilot, escape from the state of constant doing, and start to pay attention to why, what and how we are doing things.
More and more products and services are being developed to help people approach their days with more awareness and mindfulness. One of these is an application for Androids or iPhones called Calm.com. I recently did a meditation called "Being in the Here and Now". As I pressed play, the soothing voice of Maggie Richards greeted me: "For many of us putting a pause on productivity is difficult. We love to feel that we are getting somewhere and accomplishing things. We have become addicted to visible progress . . .The daily rush against the clock creates the illusion that the more we do and the more we accomplish is what drives our success. This is a misinformed and counter-intuitive belief. As we fill up every moment, we leave no space to observe what is going on in our minds and bodies. No opportunity for clarity and insight. No room for rest, recovery or healing. Or for creativity and for new ideas to be born . . .There is tremendous value in a state of stillness and non-doing."
Without the pauses that rest bars bring in music, it will just be a jumble of notes and noise. Without the commas and full stops in a piece of writing, all ideas will flow into each other and become random words on a page. Pauses help produce beauty and meaning in things. Therefore our understanding of success should not only focus on productivity, but should value stillness and the role it plays in our overall wellbeing.
Are you allowing enough time in your life to include small breaks from activity?
- Make a list of the things you really enjoy doing. When last did you do some of these? Make a date.
- Practise making it a habit to be still for short periods throughout your day. Calm.com gives you the option of meditating for 2, 5, 10, 15 or 20 minutes at a time.
- Concentrate on really being in the moment when you take a holiday or break. Switch off your phone. Put away your computer. Just focus on relaxing.
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Beekeeping, like every other action, has its dos and don'ts. Beginning beekeeping generally involves the gear that is needed and purchasing bees. Yet, some people who are starting this avocation usually make a few mistakes. It's alright to make mistakes, and also this article can help new beekeepers prevent making the exact same mistakes others have previously.
Here are three errors which every beekeeper should avert:
1. Not understanding the best time to start a beekeeping business or hobby can prove to be a disaster. It may lead to a loss of money and your bees. Winter is the worst possible time to begin, since most bees expire during winter months. This would force a beekeeper to purchase a brand new mountain of bees, which would cost more cash. Fall is another inferior time to begin beekeeping, since there are fewer flowers, so a smaller amount of honey harvested. The best time to start beekeeping is during summer, which will be the time of the year where there are loads of flowers that are blooming.
2. Buying used gear and old books on beekeeping. This is a common mistake made by many start beekeepers. It's understandable that one would need to save money as much as possible, but buying used gear and old beekeeping novels isn't a good thought. First, used equipment can come with "inherited" issues. The extractor factory outlet might have a leak, or the uncapping knife mightn't be sharp enough to uncap all the wax in one go. This would surely impact the quality of one's honey, which isn't an ideal situation particularly if a beekeeper is planning to start a honey-selling business. Second, old books can provide aged info on beekeeping. One might be stuck using the conventional method when there are quicker and better methods to keep beehives and manufacture honey.
3. Refraining from buying protective gear. Think about this. He/she will most likely come out as a pincushion with all the bee stingers if one does not wear protective gear when handling the hives and collecting the honeycombs. Protective equipment is not cheap, yes, but it is going to help beekeepers avoid spending medical bills.
These three errors have been presented here to help future beekeepers prevent them. It is best to consult a professional beekeeper before getting started beekeeping. If purchasing a certain item seems too pricey, consistently consider the ending cost (if they don't buy this item now, will it cost them more later on?). Finally, it's up to the individual to decide the best plan of action.

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Emeco plans to acquire machinery rental business Matilda Equipment for $80 million, the second major deal the mining equipment supplier has secured in the past six months.
Matilda Equipment specialises in individual rentals of high demand, low hour, late model mining ancillary equipment. Its niche business model focuses on premium rates and low repair and maintenance costs.
The deals adds to Emeco's recent $69.8 million acquisition of equipment rental and maintenance business Force Equipment, which was first announced last October.
Emeco managing director and chief executive Ian Testrow believes an acquisition of Matilda Equipment will provide the company with a niche equipment rental business that will allow it to deliver an additional service offering.
"Combining Emeco and Matilda Equipment also provides Matilda Equipment with a disposal channel as its equipment reaches the end of its first component life, whilst giving Emeco an additional channel for refreshing and sustaining our fleet of ancillary equipment," Testrow said.
"The Force component rebuild capability allows us to run these assets through multiple component lives, extending equipment life, lowering costs and further reducing capital expenditure requirements. There is strong strategic rationale for combining and creating value for these two businesses."
Emeco intends to fund the acquisition through an entitlement offer to raise around $90 million. The entitlement offer will be used to fund the acquisition, transaction costs associated with the offer and deal, and working capital.
Perth-based Emeco will launch the offer of around 360 million shares on Wednesday at an issue price of 25 cents a share.
Matilda Equipment owns a fleet of 83 pieces of mining equipment. The fleet has an average age of 9300 hours compared to the existing Emeco portfolio average of 25,000 hours.
Testrow said there was a strong cultural alignment between Matilda Equipment and Emeco, centred on entrepreneurialism and a customer-first approach to providing equipment rental solutions.
"Matilda Equipment's deep relationships in the market, in conjunction with its strong procurement capabilities when combined with Emeco's existing platform presents an exciting opportunity for Emeco going forward," Testrow concluded.


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Ann F. Kassekert, of Moorestown passed away Monday, August 26, 2019. She was 99. Ann was formerly a longtime Cherry Hill resident and member of Holy Trinity Lutheran Church in Maple Shade.
Wife of the late Bob Kassekert; mother of the late Joycelynn Kassekert, she is survived by her loving son, Craig Kassekert (Denise); Three beloved grandchildren, Rob (Kate), Colin, and Alexandra Kassekert; two cherished great-grandchildren, Caleb and Bryce; two special nieces, Linda and Nancy; and numerous other nieces and nephews.
Funeral service will be held 11 am, Thursday, August 29th at the Gaskill-Brown Funeral Home, 33 West Maple Ave., Merchantville. Relatives and friends may visit with the family from 10 am until time of service. Interment will follow in Colestown Cemetery, Cherry Hill. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made in her memory to Holy Trinity Lutheran Church, 26 South Forklanding Rd., Maple Shade, NJ 08052. For condolences please visit www.gaskillbrown.com
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If you have ever spent time in Costa Rica during the dry season (especially in Guanacaste), you will understand how incredibly important and cherished the rainy season is to all humans, animals, and plants that live here. Most days during the rainy season include at least one rain shower. The rain usually comes early in the morning or late in the afternoon, but Mother Nature is quite unpredictable so there is no real telling when the deluge will come. The storms in Costa Rica are spectacular though and bring with it the most extraordinary sunset skies. But there are days during the rainy season where there won't be a cloud in the sky and not a single drop of rain will hit the earth. It is best to be prepared for the wettest weather, enjoy the downtime during the daily storms, and admire the magic the rain produces in the landscape.
The storms that brew during the rainy season aren't always accompanied by thunder and lightning. Oftentimes, the rain doesn't halt popular activities like surfing, sailing, rainforest and cloud forest hikes, horseback riding, and white water rafting. In some places, the forest is so dense that the rain will feel more like a mist than a torrential downpour. The rainy season months tend to be a bit less crowded and less expensive than the high and dry season months. If you don't mind wearing a rain jacket from time to time, you should not be deterred from exploring Costa Rica between May and December. Everything that you can do and see during the dry season, you can do and see during the wet. Keep in mind though, that rainforest and cloud forest areas in the more southern Pacific region of Costa Rica are usually a lot wetter than in the north.
As long as you are prepared for the season, you will no doubt have a spectacular adventure in Costa Rica during this time of the year. It is of the utmost importance to wear mosquito repellent anytime that you venture out. Rainy season is mosquito season and the mosquitos in Costa Rica carry dengue and other dangerous mosquito-borne illnesses. It is also crucial that you wear sunscreen every time you go outdoors. Even if there is cloud coverage, the sun is significantly stronger in Costa Rica and you can still receive a terrible sunburn on a cloudy day. You should also bring a rain jacket, water resistant sneakers or boots, and pants and shirts that you don't mind getting muddy while you are out adventuring.


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Birth: July 31, 1940Profession: Sept. 10, 1972Death: September 2, 2012
Religious of the Sacred Heart Marie-Thérèse Claude Demoustier died Sunday, September 2, at Oakwood, the Society of the Sacred Heart's elder care center in Atherton, California. She was 72. Her life was celebrated in a Mass of Resurrection Saturday, October 13 at 10:00 a.m. at Oakwood, 140 Valparaiso Avenue, Atherton, CA 94027. Burial will be in the Sacred Heart cemetery in Grand Coteau, Louisiana, where Sister Demoustier attended high school and later served as director of students as well as headmistress. It is also where she was introduced to the Society of the Sacred Heart.
Claude Demoustier was born July 31, 1940 in Pointe à Pierre, Trinidad, West Indies, the oldest of five daughters of Marc and Germaine de Verteuil Demoustier, both deceased. Her father worked for an oil company, so the family relocated many times and lived in France, Trinidad, Martinique, the United States, Venezuela and Switzerland. As a result, Sister Demoustier became proficient in several languages, which served her well in the international Society of the Sacred Heart.
She is survived by her sisters France (Mrs. Vincent) Balay, Christiane (Mrs. Guy) Delahaie, Nicole Demoustier and Geneviève (Mrs. Olivier) de Reynal, all of whom now reside in France. She entered the Society of the Sacred Heart October 20, 1963 at Kenwood in Albany. She professed first vows in April, 1966 and final vows in Joigny, France, September 10, 1972. She became an American citizen in July of 1983.
Since 2010, Sister Demoustier served the international Society of the Sacred Heart's general council as secretary general in Rome, until illness prompted her to return to the United States this summer. She had earlier served in the motherhouse Secretariat, 2000-04.
Sister Demoustier's earliest ministries were at Sacred Heart schools around the country where she taught French, Spanish, English and religion. Her first teaching position, in 1968, was at the Academy of the Sacred Heart in St. Charles, the oldest school in the Network of Sacred Heart Schools, founded by St. Rose Philippine Duchesne. The following year, she served as director of students and religion teacher at the Academy of the Sacred Heart, New Orleans, before returning to the Academy in St. Charles for two years. In 1971, she returned to her alma mater, the Academy of the Sacred Heart, Grand Coteau, Louisiana, where she stayed until 1977. She then served as director of students at Villa Duchesne, St. Louis, Missouri, 1977-91.
In 1991, Sister Demoustier became headmistress at Woodlands Academy of the Sacred Heart in Lake Forest, Illinois, where she remained until she was called to serve the international Society in Rome in 2000. When she returned to the United States, she served as campus minister and teacher at Duchesne Academy of the Sacred Heart, Houston, 2004-07 and as headmistress of the Schools of the Sacred Heart, Grand Coteau.
Her friend and former colleague Debby Watson said, "I had the great privilege of teaching and working with Claude for many years. Her friendship was a great gift. Claude had a way of connecting with so many people. Her gift of relationships was like Madeleine Sophie's and her gift of "simple duty daily done" was like Philippine Duchesne. I am honored to have called her friend. Her life's work was the mission of the Society of the Sacred Heart – she lived it well and taught all of us along the way."
Sister Demoustier earned her Bachelor of Arts degree from Maryville University in St. Louis, also a school founded by the Society of the Sacred Heart. She later earned a master's degree from St. Louis University.
Besides being credentialed to teach French, Spanish and English, Sister Demoustier had special skills in drawing, calligraphy, design and sewing. She also loved reading and sports. She was a member of the Community Development Team in St. Louis from 1973-1976, the Network School Committee from 1983-1985, and the Board of Trustees at Duchesne in Omaha, Nebraska, from 1988 to 1991.
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There is a normal deferral period when gamers are waiting on the new consoles. I believe the delayed launch of PS3 is the reason for slow sales in video games. With PS3 scheduled to be in stores just before Christmas, this could mean a fantastic year-end for game makers. A new console cycle has helped increase sales by 30% on average.
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Well, it had to happen sooner or later, since costs need to be covered. And now Blizzard has confirmed that following the release of Warlords of Draenor expansion this November, the World of Warcraft subscription fee will be increased. With changing local and regional market conditions in mind, Blizzard has to do what they have to do. They have decided to increase the pound sterling subscription price of World of Warcraft.
There is a caveat for players that already have recurring subscriptions however. Blizzard, announced that those who already have a recurring subscription plan at the time of this price change will be locked in to their current subscription fee for two years after the price increase. That is IF you do not change your subscription plan.
This applies to anyone who signs up or already subscribes to a plan. Also you will get a reminder two months before the price increase so that you can lock down your preferred plans for two years. The new pound sterling subscription rates are £9.99 for 30 days, £28.17 for 90 days, and £52.14 for 180 days. Blizzard suggests that the retail price of the 60-day prepaid card is going to be £20.99
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Miron explains America's debt situation.
Dr. Jeffrey Miron at Harvard explains America's debt situation, which is projected to worsen in the coming years. In his estimation, an increase in taxes will only make the situation worse, as it will reduce productivity. Therefore, government spending must be cut. If not, America will be bankrupt and default on its debt.
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Globalization and International Accounting Research: an agenda for the future
The study of international accounting is increasing in importance because of its ramifications upon business practices world-wide. International accounting is inextricably linked to the globalization movement that is sweeping all economies. Indeed, the availability of accounting information constitutes an integral and indispensable input to the existence and acceleration of this movement. This paper provides a step toward the examination of such beliefs and their impact on international accounting through a historical investigation of the academic literature in this field as exemplified by two journals: Advances in International Accounting and the International Journal of Accounting Education and Research. The wider project involved a hermeneutic interpretation of documents in an attempt to analyze trends in international accounting research appearing in academic accounting journals from 1987 to 1996 through the lens of postcolonialism. However, due to space constraints this paper focuses on the predominance and the championing of the globalization theme in this literature and its impact on research. This section of the paper provides a description of the methods employed in selecting the journals, the relevant time period, the articles constituting the data set, and the procedure followed in constructing the qualitative themes. Key-words: International accounting. Globalization. Postcolonialism.
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The openers had my guard down—taking the stage, David Crowder sported a keytar, a far-reaching chin-beard, and a smile—so Third Day frontman Mac Powell's "family story" later on was more of a gut-punch than it should've been: finding his six-year-old daughter crying in bed, asking why, and hearing her respond, "Papa, I just asked Jesus to come into my heart." He wondered if she knew what her gesture meant; she replied, "Angels are having a party in heaven."
Below stretched a sea of orange-clad Gomers (Third Day fans; orange so you can spot 'em), hands in air, palms cupped, looking to hug their God. Variations included one hand up, other on heart, and two intertwined hands up, but chastely.
Third Day, arena rock for the worship music set (they entered to U2, natch), hoped to save us by maxing out levels: "People say the international language is love," said Powell, midway through. "I believe the international language is pain." Certainly his voice—post-Vedder, piously Stapp, modulated by a baseball player's goatee—played up the agony, as did the swept-chord-by-swept-chord guitars and shaggy-dog keyboards upon which he rode, bareback.
On a night bassist Tai Anderson called attendance-wise the smallest of their tour, the exodus vibe was palpable. Crowder had fit in, with his stylish jeans and Nintendo-inflected faith, but Third Day were tripped up even by requests for their own songs. Powell forgot the lyrics to a Robert Palmer–reminiscent old one, vowing instead to make 'em up; but how hard are the words to "Addicted to Love?"


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In the modern world, we all live in, you can never be too safe. This reigns even truer if you live in or near a rough and tough neighborhood. With standard door locks, they can be picked and broken into. If you are looking for enhanced peace of mind when you lock your home, then you might want to look into a smart lock. In short, this is a technology device that is designed to perform locking and unlocking operations without the use of a key. Now, it may not make your home bulletproof but it will provide you with more options for locking. And, with the spike in smart devices over the last decade, it may be time to upgrade your door locks, anyway (if you think about it).
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Only replaces the interior side of your deadbolt
Can work with Alexa
There is no hardwiring required for installation
1. August 2nd Generation
Only replaces the interior side of your deadbolt
Can work with Alexa
There is no hardwiring required for installation
Some sort of low-battery warning system would have been nice
You can lock yourself out if the batteries run out of juice
This is universally recognized as one of the leaders of this technology. And, there are a plethora of buyers and experts out there who feel that this device right here is the pinnacle of the technology.Read more
Design Features
As you approach, this will unlock and as you leave it will lock the door behind you. This is great and all but in the process, August should have implemented a low-battery warning system. After all, if the battery dies, you can't open the lock.
Advanced Features
This utilizes Low Energy Bluetooth technology and it allows you to sync up with your smartphone. When doing so, you gain access to a 24/7 activity log (with the app) that can show you enters and exits your home.
Build Quality
Do note that the front plate that holds the batteries is not waterproof and should not be exposed to water. Other than that, the build here is very solid.
All this system is going to do is replace the interior side of your deadbolt. As for the exterior hardware on your door that is going to stay the same.
Ease of Use
Overall, most users concur that this is easy to pair to your smartphone. As for the installation, the same applies as there is no wiring or connections required.
It is not hard to see why so many buyers have raved about August's design. Still, the lack of a low-battery indicator on the unit itself is frustrating and can lead to headaches down the road.
2. Lockly Fingerprint
Designed with a unique algorithm that reshuffles numbers
Sports an advanced 3D fingerprint sensor
If the battery ever runs out, you can open your home with a nine-volt battery
The screw heads can strip if you are not careful
Let's just say that this bad boy has all the bells and whistles. Smart locks can be very advanced devices, at their core, and perhaps no other device exemplifies that notion better than this.Read more
Design Features
This pretty much has it all. Included in this design is a unique algorithm that will reshuffle the numbers after each use to prevent copying. In addition, this sports an advanced 3D fingerprint sensor.
Advanced Features
Due to the Bluetooth technology that is built in, this is compatible with both Android and iOS devices. Also, this system will store all the access history and will sync it with the accompanying app.
Build Quality
Though the screw heads can be stripped if you are not careful with them, this can withstand inclement weather due to its sealed design.
Not only is this compatible with both left and right swing doors but it will also fit most standard doors from 1 3/8 inches to two inches in thickness.
Ease of Use
The general consensus amongst users is that both the installation and operation are quite simple. All you will need is some general knowledge about both.
As you can see with this technology, you pay for it. It does not come cheap and this lock exemplifies that notion very well. Still, the price will be worth it, ladies and gentlemen.
3. Schlage Connect
Designed with an ANSI Grade 1
The touchscreen is fingerprint-resistant and illuminated
Will fit most one-hole residential door preps
More built-in functions would be nice
Smart devices are pretty much required to use this
This is a model that relies heavily on the use of another smart device, so be aware of that right from the get-go. As for its design, it is fantastic and includes Z-Wave technology.Read more
Design Features
First off, this comes equipped with a self-locking feature for all of you out there who forget to lock your doors on the way out. Also, there are three alert modes including forced entry, tamper, and activity.
Advanced Features
Perhaps more built-in functions would have been better as this really does rely on external devices. Besides your smartphone, with Z-Wave technology, this can also connect to your home automation system.
Build Quality
This sports a Grade 1 Highest Residential Security Rating and also a durable resistive touchscreen. This same touchscreen also includes a matte finish to protect against fingerprints.
Thanks to the standard lock design that is implemented here, this will fit most one-hole residential door preps.
Ease of Use
The illuminated touchscreen helps improve the visibility which will, in turn, ensure easier operation. As for the installation, it only requires a screwdriver to complete.
To put it bluntly, you will need a smart device to work this smart lock. Not all smart devices are designed in this manner but it is safe to say this is. Given the popularity of smartphones, though, this should not be an issue for most.
4. August 3rd gen
Will work with Alexa
Comes equipped with DoorSense technology
Will easily attach to your preexisting deadbolt
The Android app needs some work
The Wi-Fi bridge needs to be close to the lock
August just seems to be a step ahead of the rest of the competition when it comes to the designs of their smart locks. A partial explanation why is the DoorSense technology that they implement (as is present here).Read more
Design Features
Thanks to the DoorSense technology, the Smart Lock Pro will inform you of when the door is securely closed and locked. Also, this will automatically lock behind so you never forget.
Advanced Features
To view the 24/7 activity log, you will need either an iOS (9.0 or higher) or an Android (5.0 or higher) device. But, this also requires a separate Wi-Fi bridge. Oh yeah, and this can also connect to Alexa.
Build Quality
August did not cut any corners with the physical design of their model, let's say that. It sports high-quality materials and is topped off with a sleek exterior.
Due to the Retrofit installation system that is integrated, you can keep your existing deadbolt. In fact, you can even use your existing keys any time you want to.
Ease of Use
Some buyers have complained about their experience using the accompanying app. From the looks of it, it appears to be buggy at times and needs improvement.
Although the included app needs some work, this device itself is fantastic and a truly advanced design. The sleek appeal certainly does not hurt things, also.
5. Schlage Sense
The installation design is superb
It will function while being exposed to inclement weather
You can add the Schlage Wi-Fi Adapter to enhance the functionality
The numbers on the interface can be hard to see
A few users were disappointed with the app
As a standalone device, this model from Schlage works very well. But, if you add the Schlage Sense Wi-Fi Adapter to your home network, then this little device becomes even better.Read more
Design Features
As you can see, this is designed with a keypad and this is the main point of entry. Of course, there is also an integrated key lock if you do forget the code.
Advanced Features
Though a few users have been disappointed with the app, this can be synced to your smartphone via Bluetooth. Also, if you add the Schlage Sense Wi-Fi Adapter, then you can unlock your home from anywhere on other smart devices.
Build Quality
Schlage designed their model to work in inclement weather and the keypad will stay operational even when exposed to both sunlight and rainfall.
The installation process is pretty straightforward and you can even choose between a quick install or one that implements more secure hardware.
Ease of Use
Again, installing this is easy due to the batter operation. However, the keypad itself is not well-thought-out as the numbers can be difficult to view under most conditions.
All you need to do to be convinced that this lives up to the hype is to glance at the sheer amount of users who have raved about it. There are issues but they are not detrimental.
6. Samsung Biometric
Offers a sleek and modern design
Requires two types of access to unlock
Very sturdy and durable design
It is limited a bit with its smart features
Some users have had issues with the installation process
Now, some people would not consider this a smart model but it implements smart features into its design. So, it qualifies for this list and because it is designed by Samsung, you know the quality is high.Read more
Design Features
This system can program up to 31 different user codes and also 100 fingerprints. In addition to this, this also has a random security code feature and a fire detection sensor.
Advanced Features
Now, this is compatible with certain NFC-enabled items. It is limited in its smart functionality, however, but does offer two-step verification (it requires two different types of access).
Build Quality
Utterly magnificent is the best way to describe the build quality of this device. Not only is the appeal modernized and sleek but the durability is greater than cylindrical deadbolt locks.
Due to the unique shape and size of this, it can be a bit tricky to install and conforms better to newer doors. However, it is designed to fit doors 40 to 80 millimeters thick.
Ease of Use
Outside of the actual installation, this is a breeze to operate. As soon as you enter your two methods of verification, you simply shut the door and the sensor will lock it automatically.
Just sit back and relish in the design of this model. Yes, it is a bit overpriced and yes it should have more smart features. However, it is an exceptional design with a stunning appeal.
7. Gate Labs
Built with a motion-activated camera
You can connect to the mobile app
It does have a keyed backup option
It does not connect to artificial intelligent programs
It is a bit limited in its design functions
Though this is limited in its overall capabilities, there are two integrations that make it unique. Plus, it sports a weatherproof rating of IP56, making it suitable for outdoor use.Read more
Design Features
The numbers are actually engineered on the outside in a circular pattern, which is different. As for the two other features, this has a built-in motion-activated camera and also a two-way speaker (so you can speak from your phone and it will be heard from the lock).
Advanced Features
Overall, the app is pretty limited in its design capabilities. But, this can sync to your smartphone so that is a plus.
Build Quality
It is important to note that the Gate (which is what this device is dubbed) is not fully weatherproof. That said, it does sport an IP56 rating and is weather-resistant.
All this is going to do is replace your existing deadbolt. Everything else remains the same.
Ease of Use
If you do not have a deadbolt installed in your door, you will need to do a bit more work for the installation process. However, others will spend maybe 15 minutes installing. As for pairing the device, the app has step-by-step instructions.
The integrated camera and two-way speaker may be seen to some as simple luxuries that are unneeded. That is fair but for others, it will make this too irresistible to pass up.
8. Yale Real Living
Can store up to 250 pin codes
Each family member can have their own unique access code
It is tamper-resistant and easy to install
The battery life seems to be poor
It can become jammed if you are not careful
In addition to being well-made, in regard to its actual build, this also comes equipped with Z-Wave technology. Plus, each of your family members can have their own unique access code.Read more
Design Features
One of the coolest features of this entire design is that individual people can have their own custom access codes. This can store up to 250 pin codes so you should not run out of memory.
Advanced Features
On top of being able to receive notifications straight from your smartphone, this also sports Z-Wave technology. This allows this to be integrated into your home automation system.
Build Quality
The lock itself is built very well. The real problem comes if you leave your door partially open. The deadbolt is designed to close after 30 seconds and this can create issues when the door is not fully closed. Over time, this can degrade the deadbolt mechanism.
As with most others, this installs right over your previous deadbolt and should be compatible for nearly all types.
Ease of Use
Both programming this device and installing it are fairly easy tasks (based on the general consensus amongst user feedback).
Outside of the potential issue with the deadbolt, this is a well-made device. With the ability to select between different types of finishes, also, it looks the part, as well.
9. Ultraloq UL3 BT
Sports an intuitive OLED display
Backed by an 18-month warranty for electrical
95 different fingerprints can be enrolled
The fingerprint scanner has been criticized
Whether you want to believe it or not, this right here is a five-in-one keyless smart lock system. Of course, one of those five functions (the fingerprint scanner) has been criticized for its performance.Read more
Design Features
As mentioned, this is a five-in-one system. Among these five features is a fingerprint mode, the key itself and also a standard code. In addition, 95 fingerprints can be enrolled and this integrates an anti-peep password to make it less likely that someone could "see" your code.
Advanced Features
Due to the fact that this uses Bluetooth Low Energy, it can be connected to your smartphone. With your smartphone connected, you can then download the Ultraloq app for all kinds of features.
Build Quality
It is important to note that it is not clarified if this is weatherproof or not. But, the sleek and polished design of this model is stunning, to say the least.
To replace your existing deadbolt over, you will need to invest in an optional plate. This may be in your best interest, quite honestly.
Ease of Use
This implements a stunning OLED display and is very easy to operate once you get things up and running.
It is not a coincidence that this right here is a number one best seller on Amazon. With that said, many users have had issues with the fingerprint scanner (which is unfortunate).
10. SoHoMiLL YL 99
Alerts you when the batteries are low
Designed for "do it yourself" installation
Each family member can have their own code
The knob itself can be hard to grip
It is very loud when the alarm goes off
This last entry is going to be controversial because it is not technically a smart lock. Again, though, the YL 99 is not your average lock and does implement functionality that could be seen as "smart".Read more
Design Features
Each member of your family can have their own code and this can accept up to eight, in total. All the codes are controlled by your master code (and this also is built with an auto-lock system).
Advanced Features
To be honest, this is fairly limited in its "smart" functionality. Consider this an affordable smart option, if there ever was one.
Build Quality
This right here is built to last and that is because it is made of stainless steel. In addition, it is silicon sealed on the inside to ensure its all-weather design.
Without question, this is a do it yourself design and will fit both left and right hinged doors. Also, it will easily replace most existing door locks.
Ease of Use
Outside of the ease of installation, the keypad on this design uses LED lighting when pressed to be able to be seen in the darkest of environments.
Look, the naysayers out there will shake their heads at this model. It may not technically be classified as a smart lock but it consider it one without the wireless technology (in that is has some smart features).
Criteria Used for Evaluation
Features are everything here and you will see why.
Whenever you are in the market for any sort of technology device, you should know that the functionality is going to come to the forefront. In regard to smart locks, you can split most of the features up into regular and advanced. In this section, let's focus on the regular design features. Now, it is worth noting that some smart locks will come equipped with different types of access systems. The two most popular are touchscreen models that require fingerprint access and also models that require a specific code via the integrated keypad. What is really nice about the code system is that some will come with enough memory to remember well over 100 different codes. So, in theory, each member of your family could have their own personal code.
As for the fingerprint access, this is more of a convenience than anything. This can be a great way to also add extra protection as everyone fingerprint is different. Then again, sometimes the sensors can be finicky (it depends on the model). Also, you can look for other features such as the ability for the device to lock the door automatically when you shut it (to ensure you never forget to lock the door).
Advanced Features
You need to choose the wireless protocol that fits your needs the best.
Now, it is time to discuss wireless protocols. At their core, true smart locks will use wireless technologies to allow you to control them via other smart devices. But, the wireless protocol that they implement can be different. The three most popular protocols are Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and Z-Wave technology. Each of them has their advantages, so let's break them down. Starting with Bluetooth, this is arguably the most well-known out of the three. Most of you are aware of what Bluetooth technology is but did you know that its range is limited? Then again, it will not burn through the battery life of the lock, which is nice.
As for Wi-Fi, this is typically available as an optional add-on. You will need a wireless router for this to work but Wi-Fi is generally better than Bluetooth when it comes to performance. Now, for Z-Wave technology. This will not sync directly to your smartphone and, instead, will connect to a hub that is compatible with the technology. From there, the hub can translate a signal for your router to pick up. Then, you can access your lock from virtually anywhere. Also, some systems will be able to connect with artificial intelligence programs such as Alexa.
While not as important as the functionality, the durability of a product will always matter.
Look, you never want to invest in a product that is not built well. The good news is, in regard to this technology, smart locks will not go through that much abuse. They simply stay installed on your door and never look back. That said, is your door somewhat exposed to the outdoor weather? If you have a front or back porch and install a lock on a door that is under said porch, then the inclement weather will probably not be that important. If the opposite is true, look for locks that are sealed and at least weather-resistant.
Of course, the physical appeal of the model can also play a role. In fact, some designs are quite stylish and sleek. At the end of the day, though, simply look for high-quality materials and nothing cheap.
Most units will be compatible with your door but there is something important you need to know.
Ah, can you imagine getting all excited for your new smart lock only to realize that it is not compatible with your door? Here is the good news; most of the time you will be fine. However, with that being said, some models will come with the ability to be mounted over your preexisting deadbolts while others will require you to replace your current deadbolt. It would seem that the former would be the better option, right? Well, there is some truth to that but it is not the whole truth. For the record, this is known as a retrofit setup and the most convenient aspect of it is the fact that you do not have to mess around with new hardware. This can make the installation much easier and, in addition, you can keep your old keys and they will work.
So, why would you want one that does not go on your deadbolt, then? The main reason is that the majority of models out there will not be retrofit styles. In other words, you open up your options if you do not mind spending a bit more time installing the system (which will still take around 20 minutes).
Ease of Use
The easier a system is to operate and install, the better.
Really, not too much needs to be said for this section. It is pretty straightforward stuff. As for the installation process, it was already discussed in the previous section that this should not be too much trouble for you. As for actually operating the device, most systems will be pretty easy to wrap your head around. The included app, however, is another story. Conduct some research of your own to see if the included app (for the model you are interested in) has received criticism. You really want the app to be functional and intuitive (and not full of annoying bugs that decrease the performance).
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Without question, the design features are everything when it comes to this technology. It will literally play as big of a role as any other criterion. But, what features should you look out for? Well, each system may integrate a different lock system. For instance, you may see keypads or fingerprint scanners. Or, some will implement both. Also, you can look for extra features such as the ability to lock itself.
You may be thinking; what else could there be to discuss in regard to features? Well, this section is all about the wireless protocol that is incorporated. There are three main types and each of them has their specific advantages. You will definitely want to pay close attention to this section as this can really play a significant role in your buying decision.
Is the build quality everything in this case? No, this is actually one of the rarer instances where it is not one of the most critical. With that said, it is still important and you want to look for models that implement high-quality materials. You can also look for models that are sealed to be weather-resistant if you feel that inclement weather will be an issue.
Frequently Asked Questions
q: What happens if you lose your smartphone?
For the record, not all systems will be solely dependent on the use of your smartphone. But, for those that do rely heavily on it, what do you do if you happen to lose your smartphone? Well, let's take August for example. With them, you could log onto your account and actually remove the authorization for your device. Then again, you could also simply use a friend's smartphone, momentarily, to gain access to the lock if you needed to.
q: Is a smart lock as safe as a regular lock?
One of the biggest complaints of smart locks is the fact that they can be hacked into. There was even a study that was conducted in the past that showed over 70 percent of them could be hacked. This is not an issue with standard locks. Of course, they can also be picked. But, you can play a role in limiting the risk of being hacked. Firstly, ensure that your network (if you are using your home network) is secured with top-of-the-line security. Install firewalls and change your default password.
q: Do you still need a key?
No, you are not going to need a physical key with these devices and that really is the entire point. You see, outside of the hassle of keys sometimes (and the fact that they can be lost), key locks are not that strong when it comes to security. In addition to what was just claimed about the fact that keys can be easily lost, traditional key locks can also be picked.
q: What if your smartphone battery dies?
Really, this question goes back to one that was just talked about. If your smartphone dies when you need to use the smart lock, you will either be out of luck or just fine. It really depends on the design and how reliant it is on your smartphone's functionality. If it is, you could just sign into the app on another supported smartphone (just as before).
q: Will additional holes need to be drilled into your door?
This goes back to what was discussed in the section of compatibility. Some of you may be concerned that when you go to install your new smart lock, you will need to drill some additional holes into your door. Well, is there any truth in this? Yes, there is but it depends on if you have a non-standard lock. If you do, then additional holes may be needed. If you have never used a drill then consult someone who has. It is not too difficult but you may not want to drill too many extra holes.
q: Do smart locks support voice commands?
There is really only one way that a smart lock is going to support voice commands and that is if it is compatible with an artificial intelligence program. If it can connect to Alexa or Google Assistant, for example, then it should be able to support voice commands. Some of the top-end models will sport this functionality and if they do, then reference the manual for that specific device to learn more about the commands you can actually say.


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Once you get the hang of it, network marketing is really fairly simple to understand. Follow the advice in this article to achieve your goals in network marketing.
While signing up a lot of people is important, it is more important to pay attention to the quality of the people you are signing up. Dedicated workers, focused on building out their own networks, will provide the foundation you need for success.
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Smart home with a difference: walls become digital too
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In the age of talking everyday aids like Alexa and Siri, of vacuuming robots and floating speakers It is not surprising that the vertical surfaces of our apartment are gradually conquered by technology: the walls. What may startle you up at first glance, offers a whole range of interesting options and options at a second glance. We can already defuse an urgent reservation arising from the idea of flashing and twinkling walls by ourselves, before we go into detail: with the items selected and tried out by us, the atmosphere in the rooms remains warm and pleasant, becoming your living room never transform into a laboratory or electronics warehouse. The manufacturers of the technology gadgets for the wall presented below are very keen to adopt established designs and as many parts of traditional aesthetics as possible for their products. Imagine a completely bare wall, which we now gradually fill with (mostly) digital objects.
Picture Change
A logical, indeed almost inevitable, step in the interior evolution is the digital picture frame. Small frames with changing photos we have already known for several years. The manufacturer Meural has now implemented the principle with its two frame models Winslow (695 euros) and Leonora (595 euros) larger and more diverse.
In a screen framed of walnut or American poplar wood, you can choose from the Fundus loads dozens of paintings, both from known and unknown artists. Even large-format framed photos are – vertically or horizontally – just a few clicks away with Meural's wall decoration. Control the digital frame with either swipe gestures at the bottom or comfortable from the iPhone. You can create playlists just like in iTunes, except that here you can call pictures instead of songs in a specific order. With a swipe to the top you even get additional information about a piece of art. Amazing is the quality of digital paintings. Only when you approach the 75 x 50 cm frame, you realize that it is neither a print nor an original. Gone are the days when you once decided on a picture, framed it elaborately and then resigned to watching your choice for months or years before you got up to hang a new one.
Better yet: with In seconds, you can easily switch between holiday photos, the poster of your favorite movie star and a surrealistic picture of Magritte. Do you want to see how your own, just finished picture is made in a frame? This is not a problem with Meural. Simply download from the iPhone or iPad – done. Digital painting tools and apps are thus experiencing a considerable upgrade, and even products like the Iskn (see box) have an additional meaning.
From the leaf to the wall
With the digital photo frame from Meural and an app like Paper 53 described above, you only need a few steps to see your own artwork framed on the wall. A tool with which you can do this just as easily is called The Slate 2+ (179 Euro) and comes from the company Iskn. This is a type of tablet that you use with pen and paper. Clamp a sheet on the electronic slate clipboard and then draw on it with the Iskn pencil or pen. Both are equipped with a small ring that sends each of your movements to the corresponding Imagink app. Thus, your work is not only created on the sheet, but at the same time digitally on iPhone, iPad or MacBook. Later, you can edit the digital version in color and expand it at different levels. In the end you just have to save the finished artwork and send it to the Meural picture frame. Not only for professional artists, draftsmen and painters a fascinating and time-saving experience.
Light up
If, like us, you are a bit tired from conventional light sources dangling from the ceiling in the middle of a room or throwing a sad beam of light into a corner, you will become the delight both of the following gadgets. Helios Touch is a plug-in system, just like Nanoleaf's light panels. Both of these modular flat light links have an output element, a type of station that is wired to the wall outlet. With Helios Touch, you can magnetically click on any of the following light panels, while Nanoleaf's triangular lights are combined with connectors. Which pattern this will ultimately give you decide for yourself.
The differences between Helios and Nanoleaf lie in the details: Once connected, you stroke the individual Helios lights by hand to make it glow or turn it off again. The Nanoleaf set has a switch on the output panel, but you can also control the lamp mosaic with a complementary app. Nanoleaf is a bit more variable as it allows you to select both white light and any color combination and assign each element its own color. Some interesting combinations are already stored in the application, you can easily add your own compositions.
Helios Touch will hit the market this spring, with ten panels costing around 120 euros. Nine Nanoleaf lights cost 209.99 euros, three triangles 64.99 euros. For just € 9.99 you get so-called Flex Linkers, which you can use to arrange the panels around the corners of a room.
The Message Center
You know them from airports, railway stations, from countless films or in the smallest possible version as an alarm clock from your bedside table: old, mechanical scoreboards, which give us the information of the upcoming flights or the time on a fall leaf display. With the Vestaboard, the dream of many people, who want such a scoreboard for their own home, should come true. Spread over an area of 94 by 53 centimeters and spread over seven lines with 23 characters, you can send your own messages to the Vestaboard via App, display the appointments of the day, the latest tweets or even announcements by popular group chatter Slack. With IFTTT, you can also connect the Vestaboard with many other services. Even colors can be displayed, which can be especially important in the organization of groups or tasks.
The only eight centimeters deep and 13.6 kilograms heavy electronic scoreboard is also an extremely chic, classic-looking wall decoration. You can control the vestaboard from anywhere in the world and, for example, provide useful information or questions to guests of your home during their vacation.
All this beauty and function, however, has its proud, if justified, price Vestaboard available at the end of the year, you need to spend 1,850 euros if you are fast. Because later, the special introductory discount will no longer exist and the extravagant panel will cost 3,495 euros.
Mirror, Mirror
Soon, the question of how much gigabyte your mirror has is not more surprising. After all, the exclusive mirrors of the future not only depict what is being offered to them. The Fred Mirror (899 Euro), for example, shows you much more than just your own face, it is a true multimedia station, which the manufacturer refers to as a "big, beautiful wall-mounted tablet". Whichever happens to be a mirror.
In the lower part of the Fred Mirror, a screen is displayed on request, which displays not only the time and some personal data but also various apps, including Youtube, Google Maps, Google's Chrome browser or Spotify. You can control the nearly 16-inch touch screen in the 80 x 50 cm mirror in total by touch as well as voice commands. At best, it will make your bathroom a disco, in the worst case, you'll soon be shaving too. The only downside: The mirror is currently running only on Android OS, on an Apple-compatible Fred Mirror, unfortunately, you have to wait.
For the waterproof, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and USB supporting device interacts with smart toothbrushes, fitness Accessories like those from Fitbit or smart scales. In addition to the integrated speaker, an air purifier was even installed, so you do not breathe anything unhealthy in the environment. Temperature and humidity controls should also ensure that the Tech mirror fogged never. Fred does not (yet) make a fresh face out of a tired face – even if you make a threatening gesture instead of a wipe.
The Insta artwork
Instagram is popular with young and old and a colorful mirror of our experiences. It is a pity that some of the most beautiful captured moments often fall after a few minutes or hours of digital oblivion. New images are pushing forward: The show must go on. The Memory Wall turns your best Instagram pictures into a very special photo wall whose shape you choose and whose effect is skilfully three-dimensional. Four CD-sized, transparent frames are mounted on a device, each one can bend and tilt and rotate in a different direction. The more of these quartet frames you put together, the more productive and vivid the resulting wall decoration becomes. With the Memory Wall you (or your children) can connect the modern and the traditional world and bring the Instagram app into your own room. On the Memory Wall website, there are some suggestions as to which shapes you can build with the frames. A four-frame costs 25 euros.
Sound tiles
Bang & Olufsen has put an aesthetically sophisticated idea into action with its Beosound Shape loudspeaker tiles. The hexagonal and fabric-related components of the sound system can be connected to each other with rails. Which combination of fabrics and colors, amplifiers, speakers and acoustic damper tiles you choose is up to you. Numerous muted colors from purple to moss green are available.
As with Nanoleaf and Helios Touch, you also define the pattern that ultimately hangs on your wall; you can rearrange it at any time. Beosound Shape is also compatible with other B & O speakers. If you already own one or the other speaker of the manufacturer, it widens your multiroom system by a neatly large, acoustically versatile component.
The Danes, however, demand a respectable price for their beautiful and excellent sounding Beosound shape system. Six of the 36 centimeters wide and 32 centimeters high tiles cost – depending on the selection of amplifier, speaker and damper shares – around 4,000 euros. Since you can integrate up to eleven amplifiers, 44 speakers, and an infinite number of dampers, the price quickly adds up to an amount for which you can also equip a complete house with non-sounding tiles.
Platter on the wall
There are objects that seemingly can not be revolutionized. Their form and function are carved in stone in such a way that designers do not even dare to undertake a major overhaul. Also turntables belong to this product genre. I would like to think so. The Dutch company Miniot, so far conspicuous with beautiful wooden cases for iPhone and iPad, has managed to turn the turntable proverbial on its head. The simple Wheel (650 euros) called turntable has been reduced to the essentials and even no longer has a traditional tonearm. Only the round turntable is left after Miniot's creative extreme reduction.
But that's not all: The Wheel Turntable you can safely hang vertically on the wall, so you see from the bottom, basically only the rotating record , How, you will ask, does the music sound? On the back of the wheel are the usual connections for a system or speakers and also the pick-up needle has been stowed in the case, which means in practice that the plate side you want to hear has to point backwards, not to see
As if that was not enough, there is another clou in the pen to which each plate is attached. This is about three times as long as a conventional, located in the middle of the turntable metal pin – and it is made of wood. But above all, you give the wheel with it as a control button commands by pressing it, turn it or tilt a little bit aside: the volume, stopping and resuming the music and the switching between the songs can be regulated in this way.


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Wood Seven Species Mezuzah
Wood Seven Species Mezuzah
Product Description
A Mezuzah case to blend with any décor. The beige colored wood is highlighted with a Seven Species pewter design down the front highlighting the products for which the Land of Israel is praised. Enhancing the design are the letter "shin" at the top and a seven branch Menorah at the base.
More Info:
Use only indoors. The base unscrews in order to insert the scroll and the case is attached to the doorpost with the double-sided tape provided. The specified size refers to the length of the parchment. The Mezuzah case is approximately 1" longer.
Size: 12 cm / 5"
Material: Wood and Pewter
Made in Israel
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I was looking for a few indoor mezuzas, decided to go with this elegant yet inexpensive style. When I took it out of the packaging I was thrilled to see that it looked even better than on the picture, very fine, smooth finish. I enjoy this purchaseBy Rachel Izyk on April 11, 2013


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The following article was written by Attorney Jason M. Sayre at the Ohio law firm of Slater & Zurz, LLP:
In Ohio, there is a strict liability statute that makes a dog's owner, harborer, or keeper liable for any injury caused by the dog. Even though this strict liability statute exists, there still remains a common law negligence cause of action for dog bite victims to pursue.
Under the common law, a dog bite victim suing for damages inflicted by a dog under a theory of general negligence must show: 1) the defendant owned or harbored the dog; 2) the dog was vicious; 3) the defendant knew of the dog's viciousness; and 4) the defendant was negligent in keeping the dog.
One major difference between the two theories of liability is that a dog's harborer cannot sue the dog's owner under the strict liability statute. Ohio courts have reasoned that by enacting the dog bite statute, the Ohio legislature intended to protect only those people who are not in a position to control the dog. A dog's harborer, therefore, is excluded from seeking relief under the statue.
A dog's harborer, however, may still file suit against the dog's owner under a common law negligence theory of liability. Therefore, harborer status is not a proper basis upon which to deny a common law negligence claim. Although it is easier to prevail under the strict liability statute, the common law negligence theory of liability ensures that the courts remain open to certain classes of victims who would otherwise be denied justice.
If you or someone you know has become involved in a dog attack anywhere in Ohio, it's important to know your rights and what extent of action you can take under Ohio law. The Ohio law firm of Slater & Zurz offers FREE consultations so victims can ask questions and gain an understanding of how to proceed with a dog bite claim. Please contact an experienced dog bite attorney at Slater & Zurz by calling 1-800-297-9191 or send a Blog Message to schedule a time to talk.
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It's hard to fault the Focus on value for money. The trim level below our Zetec test car provides a cheap entry point for private buyers on a budget.
The entry-level, £19,695 Studio Econetic version is offered only with an 103bhp 1.5-litre diesel engine and which is trimmed with Ford's basic infotainment system, manual air conditioning, low rolling resistance tyres and steel wheels. They are likely to be a rare sight.
Upgrading from Zetec Edition to ST-Line gets you sports suspension and 17in alloy wheels, which would be worth it on both counts, we reckon, and as an added bonus all models above Zetec Edition benefits from Ford's Sync 3 infotainment system with its 8.0in touchscreen screen, DAB radio, sat nav and, USB and Bluetooth connectivity.
Predicted residuals may be second to the premium brands and anything built by the Volkswagen Group, but they are a cut above the Mazda 3, Nissan Pulsar, Toyota Auris and Vauxhall Astra.
Lease rates look competitive, too, while Ford's success in getting fleet companies to accept that cars with sat-nav will be worth more at resale adds further value. Carbon dioxide emissions are competitive for both the 1.5 TDCi and the more powerful 2.0 TDCi – and for manual and Powershift automatic cars. The 95bhp, 103bhp and 118bhp 1.5-litre TDCi variants sneak under the 100g/km CO2 barrier - at 88 and 99g/km respectively, which will be popular choices with company car drivers. It is also worth noting the 1.0-litre Ecoboost engine producing 98bhp and 99g/km of CO2.
Ford claims a combined fuel economy figure of 74.3mpg for our 1.5-litre TDCi 118bhp test car. However, our True MPG testers recorded a real-world average return of 58.5mpg, which still just pips the Seat Leon 1.6 TDI's 57mpg.


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CNBlue Kang Min Hyuk Expresses his Gratitude towards Jung Yong Hwa
CNBlue's Kang Min Hyuk will finally make his grand appearance in the hit weekend drama KBS's "My Husband Has a Family" (aka "You Rolled in Unexpectedly") this Saturday, March 17. In the series, he will play Kim Nam Joo's younger brother named Cha Se Kwang. Kang Min Hyuk's character is described as a natural player who can captivate women's hearts regardless of their age. He's also a charismatic and loyal friend.
Producers stated, "Kang Min Hyuk completed his first filming at club M2 in Hongdae on March 13. The shoot started at 8PM and lasted four hours. His amiable personality allowed his to quickly befriend actress Oh Yeon Seo despite meeting and working with each other for the first time. "
Kang Min Hyuk expressed, "I recently came back form the States after performing a joint concert with F.T. Island and CNBlue. Even when I was abroad, I didn't skip out on watching 'My Husband Has a Family. I was constantly thinking and practicing on how to make my first appearance as memorable as possible." He also expressed his gratitude towards bandmate Jung Yong Hwa. Kang Min Hyuk continued, "Jung Yong Hwa, who has a lot of acting experience, practiced with me, so I was able to focus more and get comfortable with it.
Meanwhile, "My Husband Has a Family" airs every Saturday and Sunday on KBS at 7:55PM KST.


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You might ask yourself – How can I become more grateful? Becoming more grateful is something that you will never regret. Its one of the most amazing gifts to give…
When we become used to something we can take it for granted. We can become cocky and locked into our presumptions about the things we believe we have all figured out, unwilling to be open to the consistency of change taking place within those very things we supposedly know everything about.
We assume that just because change may be exceedingly slowly, that this must mean that no change (at least any change of consequence) is taking place and that therefore means that we no longer have to bother with paying attention to it.
So we stop being present and instead choose to view many things in life through the prism of our stagnant beliefs about them. This is the mental environment in which ingratitude is fostered.
The solution to how to break out of this dull, languorous, gratitude stymieing perception is quite simple. You must begin again to actually think and be present about things you feel no gratitude for.
It is true of All life, when you look once at something it will be one way; look again (and I mean really look again) and it will be something new. In every single moment, every single thing is brand new again. Being present is about being attentive to these changes even when they are exceedingly subtle.
When you learn to appreciate the ceaseless evolution of the things in your life you will grow in your gratitude for the things in your life. No two sunrises are exactly the same. The people in your life are constantly evolving.
Every breath you take has a unique rhythm all to its own. Sharpen your skill of tuning into these subtleties and you will know a richness in your life experience which is overflowing with gratitude.
Take nothing for granted.
Never assume you have anything all figured out because the thing you think you have all figured out, blink, and it's something new…
How can I become more grateful?
Write a list of everything you are grateful for everyday for 15 mins. Even if its hard at first it will become easier. Before you know it you will feel amazing!


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Back on July 27, I had a guy hit me at the Indianapolis airport while he was trying to edge in front of me in the pick up lanes. I had decided to try and claim it through his insurance, State Farm. I figured that it was so obvious with the pics the cop took and the position of the damage that he hit me that perhaps I could short cut to not having to file with my insurer and deal with the deductible.
I was naive, and I should have just started with my insurer, as CarsofFortLangley pointed out. I got a message from State Farm saying they were denying my claim because the other guy, their insured, said he was already in the lane and stopped when I moved into him. That's not possible given the position of the cars and the fact that his front hit my side. So, now I have to go to USAA and file a claim on my insurance. But first, I'm going to respond aggressively to State Farm. It will give me satisfaction, and perhaps there is a small possibility they will reconsider.
The last time my wife's van was hit, it was by a teen who clearly plowed into her from a stop sign. At the time, the kid's dad's insurer tried to say that my wife could have done something to avoid the collision and so was denying responsibility. I pointed out all the evidence to the contrary and ended up telling the agent that if they thought they could prevail with that theory in arbitration, then good luck. They changed their tune and paid up in full. It was also kind of fun.


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The Fine Things are Always Hand Made
I have a full set of Scott coils but the pin configuration does not fit my AW12 2 dial. I understand Scott produced various configurations of coils:
1. Why?
2. How many different configurations were made?
3. What different sets did they fit?
4. Is there a simple way to determine what set mine fit?
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I am aware of two different coil sets. The most visible difference between the early and late coils was the addition of a center pin and contact switch under the chassis for the RF coil. This allowed Scott to do away with the two different grid leads (red/black) inside the RF tube cover. Later chassis just have a single grid lead and inserting the SW coils causes the contact switch to change the grid connection. Unfortunately, I'm not absolutely certain that the center pin on the SW RF coils insures it is a "new" set. This problem is unique to the AW12-2 only. PM me and I can look to see if I have a set to trade to get you running...
Kent, thanks for your help. I will be digging everything out this weekend and will send pictures of what I have.
The picture illustrates the difference in the coils I have vs. the socket in my Allwave12. The coil on the right with the asymmetrical pins fit my radio. The one on the left doesn't. I forgot to check to see if this is the RF or the oscillator coil. I noticed that the 3 higher frequency SW coils I have look similar to the one on the left with the symmetrical 4 pins but have an additional center pin.
Interestingly, the coils on the other side (RF if the ones that don't fit are the oscillator coils) all fit my set, so it is only the one family of coils that won't fit.
Joe -
I went out to the workshop tonight and dug through my AW12-2 coils. First - the 4 pin coils like you have pictured are for the oscillator. All of the coils on the RF side are the same, using a standard 5-pin tube socket with a center pin. The asymmetrical pin arrangement is the earlier coil set, so you have an early chassis. Later, Scott utilized a standard 4-pin socket (again with a center pin) for the osc coils. I was wrong about the center pin however...it is used on the osc coils, the two highest frequency ranges don't have a center pin, allowing a contact switch to change settings for those two bands. At least, that is how my set is configured.
I have a handful of extra assorted osc coils with the assymetrical pins. If you can inventory what coils you have that DO fit your set, I'll see if I have any osc coils you might be able to use. I'd work a swap for the newer style pins - I don't have a need for them, but I'll see what I can do to get you going with your set.
I need oscillator coils having the asymmetrical pin arrangement for all the frequencies except the lowest frequency (AM) which works fine.
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Michelle Obama Hilariously Breaks Down Why Melania Trump's Inauguration Gift Exchange Appeared So Awkward
The former FLOTUS also explained to Ellen Degeneres how Barack stepped in and saved the day.
Everyone knows the Diplomats don't like Jay-Z, but no one really knew exactly why—until now. The reunited Harlem crew recently performed at New York's Best Buy Theater as part of Red Bull Music Academy's Five Out of Five tour. While in town, Cam'ron, Juelz Santana and Jim Jones took part in an info session where they talked about the history of their tiff with Mr. Carter, among other things.
Cam'ron says that Jay's cocky attitude has led to dust-ups between the two since way back. "That's been going on with me and him forever. My first album ever, he comes in to see the Sony studio, he comes in like, 'Yo, lemme talk to you for a minute?'" Cam remembered, mimicking Jay. "'I wanted to tell you, I didn't know you was that nice.' ... I said, 'I appreciate it, maybe we can do something for my album.' He said, 'I'm not here to lobby for a spot on your album.'"
In one particularly interesting exchange, Juelz Santana revealed that Jay-Z recorded a verse for Cam'ron's hit "Oh Boy"—but that Cam deleted it. "We walked into the studio, and Jay said, 'I got a surprise for y'all,'" Juelz recalled. "We was wondering why he didn't want to jump on [Dipset] records that he could've jumped on already. So 'Oh Boy' is already out of this world, gettin' probably like ten thousand spins... We walk up into the studio room, and we're like, 'What's the surprise?' and [Young] Guru pulls up 'Oh Boy,' with a Jay-Z verse. On top of the Jay-Z verse, he's dissing Nas! Cam made [Guru] erase the verse...to the point where Cam told Guru, 'You better erase that, I don't ever want to hear that."
For more from the interview, check RealTalkNY.
The former FLOTUS also explained to Ellen Degeneres how Barack stepped in and saved the day.
"When my teacher asks me a question thinking I'm not paying attention, but I get it right."


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French Meat Pie
Total TimePrep: 20 min. Bake: 30 min.
Makes8 servings
- 1 pound ground beef
- 1 pound ground pork
- 1 large onion, thinly sliced
- 1 cup mashed potatoes
- 2 teaspoons ground allspice
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- Pastry for double-crust pie (9 inches)
- 1 large egg, beaten, optional
- In a Dutch oven, cook the beef, pork and onion over medium heat until meat is no longer pink; drain.
- In a small bowl, combine potatoes and seasonings. Roll out half of pastry to fit a 9-in. pie plate; trim pastry even with edge of plate. Fill with meat mixture.
- Roll out remaining pastry to fit top of pie; place over filling. Trim, seal and flute edges. Cut slits in pastry. Brush with egg if desired. Bake at 375° for 30-35 minutes or until golden brown.
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Jul 2, 2017
This meat pie turned out perfect and taste wonderful!!
Oct 20, 2015
I tried this recipe as-is and when I tasted the meat mixture I found it to be flavorless and dry. Having just spent an hour making mashed potatoes and a double pie crust, I wanted to find a way to salvage the dish so I added about 4 oz of red wine to the meat and cooked it down, as well as 1/4 to 1/2 cup of marinara sauce to improve the color and the texture. I also salted and peppered again, liberally this time. It made a huge difference and tasted great! I then assembled the pie in the following order:-Bottom pie crust-Mashed potatoes layer-Meat mixture-about 2/3 cup shredded Vermont sharp cheddar-Top pie crust-Brushed with half and half instead of eggIt was a huge hit in my house both times I made it this way. Hope this helps others!
Nov 20, 2014
The version I grew up with is ground beef ,veal,pork mix with mashed potatoes add spices and onion celery either stuff in turkey or put in pie crusts... Many variations of this, but they are all good! French/ Canadian moms recipe..passed down..giving this one four stars
Nov 11, 2014
I am not French, so I do not know how the French pronounce Tourti?re, which this meat pie is called. I have not made this recipe, but one that had the pork, beef,onion, chopped celery, garlic, hot mashed potatoes, chicken broth, rosemary, sage, thyme, marjoram, S & P. This recipe was very good, but dry, so I made some homemade gravy & all loved it that way. They just spooned it over the piece of pie that they took. Will try this recipe next time & see the difference in the taste. Thanks & it would be nice if the magazine would put the pronunciation for a foreign word, so the cook could use the name when serving a new dish.Thanks
Dec 26, 2013
what do you do with the potatoes ? Do you mix it (the POTATOES with the meat the recipe doesn't say?
Feb 18, 2013
I only used pork & never put mashed pot. in it but I'll try this on for size!
Nov 13, 2012
I've made this many times in the past and have come up with some alterations. Instead of a whole onion, only use 1/2 onion. Also instead of the 2 tsp. Allspice, cut down to 1/4 tsp. to 1/2 tsp. Allspice can be an overpowering spice. Other than that very easy and very tasty.
Sep 9, 2012
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Dec 17, 2010
Best meat pie ever!
Dec 29, 2009
Shades of childhood! This is the tortierre of my childhood. A staple at Christmas. Mom learned the recipe from my father's mother. The only difference is that she didn't use ground beef. Just pork.I make every year for dad


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ZWILLING Pro 6-inch Meat Cleaver
- Black Matte
250.00 $199.99
The ZWILLING Pro 6" Meat Cleaver makes tough jobs easy. Chop roast chickens, a rack of ribs or stock bones cleanly and effortlessly with this heavy-duty cleaver. Forged from a single piece of ice-hardened steel, the blade boasts maximum durability and sharpness. Like all knives in the Pro collection, this cleaver features an innovative curved bolster grip. This allows you to use a professional pinch grip for more control and less fatigue when breaking down large cuts of meat. Cut like a Pro with this ultimate cleaver.
- Curved bolster encourages cutting with improved precision, safety and comfort
- ABS handle is durable and resiliant
- SIGMAFORGE knife is forged from a single piece of Special Formula High-Carbon NO STAIN stainless steel
- Ice-hardened FRIODUR blade starts sharper, stays sharper longer, and has superior resilience
- Precision-honed blade and laser-controlled edge ensures ideal cutting angle for sharpness and durability
- Full tang and handle are triple-riveted for superb stability
- Dishwasher safe, had wash recommended
- Manufactured in Germany
- Item no. 38415-163
- Color: Black
- Country of origin: Germany
- Substance: Special Formula Steel
- Type of handle: concealed tang
- Type of edge: Fine Edge
- Manufacturing method: forged
- Blade hardness (HRC): 55-58 HRC
- Net weight: 1.04 lbs
- Length of product: 11.81 in
- Width of product: 3.54 in
- Height of product: 0.79 in
- Blade length: 5.91 in
ZWILLING Pro 6-inch Meat Cleaver
$250.00 $199.99
ZWILLING Pro 6-inch Meat Cleaver is rated out of 5 by 50.
Rated 4 out of 5 by CookinginCali from Breaking down a chicken? No problem! This is an excellent cleaver for those who really like to get in to the nitty-gritty of cooking. If you are like me, trained to believe that the best way to use a chicken is to start with a whole one, then this knife is worthy of your time. It is part of the Pro line; it features an innovative design - and angled bolster for a firm pinch grip. It is thick and weighted so that when I bring it down on a chicken or lamb or even a pork rib bone, it goes right through. One stroke. I love it. I also love that it cleans up easily. Soap, water, dry and ready for the next use. I would like one just a little bigger, otherwise it would have gotten 5 stars.
Date published: 2020-03-31
Rated 5 out of 5 by Cooking Mommy from Cut Anything This is the most durable, hard core cleaver I have ever owned. It can go through a pork shoulder blade, a chicken back or even beef ribs. This is one item that you thought you didn't need but when you finally get it you'll ask yourself what did I ever do with out it. Solid all the way through.
Date published: 2020-03-27
Rated 5 out of 5 by jbeans77 from This cleaver is certainly built for deconstruction! I make my own dog food and this tool has made a not so pleasant chore a lot easier to handle. Goes through Chicken and beef bone like it's butter. Glad I brought this knife into my kitchen...it was well worth the money!
Date published: 2020-03-26
Rated 4 out of 5 by ChefRobVee from Although I feel it could be a tad bit heavier, it gets the job done. A nice strong arm and clean cut right through bone in a cinch. I love Asian BBQ chicken on the bone, and I never have any issues chopping it up with this meat cleaver.
Date published: 2020-03-27
Rated 5 out of 5 by Cast Away from Like A Boss Perfect knife for cutting through bones and tendons. Easily break down a chicken or slab of ribs. Comes in handy for cutting hard butternut squash and smashing garlic. Pro curved bolster promotes pinch grip for safety and control.
Date published: 2020-03-24
Rated 4 out of 5 by Bosgirl from Really like that it's a little smaller Cleaver; makes it easy to cut chicken breasts, ribs, etc. The full tang and curved bolster feel comfortable in your hand. Another great product made in Germany.
Date published: 2020-03-26
Rated 5 out of 5 by Alamedagirl from solid cleaver I'm writing this review after watching my husband go to town on the ribs he wanted to smoke. It scared me a bit but he had always wanted a meat cleaver so this is the one that was recommended. First of all... IT IS HEAVY, but I think that's the point, it has cut thru chicken bones like they were styrofoam, and judging by the smile on his face did some serious work on those rib bones. The Zwilling Pro knives have always been the best , this has now been added to the collection!
Date published: 2020-04-02
Rated 5 out of 5 by bleue moon2 from Heavy in the hand and that means it cuts through any and all meats - chicken, pork, sides of beef, you name it! This is heavy duty and has the same curved bolser for a sure grip and comfort and others in the Pro group. Made to least a lifetime and made in Germany to ensure it is a quality product! It also has a 4.5" sister cleaver, so if this one feels a bit too big or heavy, get the 4.5".
Date published: 2020-03-29
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How wide is the blade?
The blade is 3" wide.
Date published: 2020-08-03
I need a sheath for this cleaver
We do not make a sheath for our cleavers at this time.
Date published: 2020-07-20
I have an 18pc Pro S series knife block and need a cleaver. Will this Cleaver fit in the block or is there another one that was made for that series?
We do not have a cleaver specific to the Professional "S" line, but most of our knife blocks cannot accomodate cleavers.
Date published: 2018-04-21
this knife can cleaver big pork and chicken bone?
This cleaver can cut through chicken and other poultry bones, though it is not recommended for thicker bones like pork, beef, or lamb.
Date published: 2017-02-17
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