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These ear protectors will protect your ears from damage when shooting a shotgun, as the blast can cause serious harm to your inner ears. They are made out of a soft foam that will mould to your ears during the day to give you the best comfort.
One pair of soft silicone rubber ear plugs Soft rubber silicone fits into the tightest ear canal whilst allowing the wearer a comfortable fit without that plugged up feeling. SNR 28dB.
One pair of soft silicone rubber ear plugs Integrated mechanical valve allows wearer to hear normal conversation yet protects hearing from impact sound of firearm.
Flugz advanced hearing protection are guaranteed to change the way you use, buy and think about re-usable earplugs. Founded on an innovative and user-friendly moulding system, the Flugz are microwaved* until flexible and then, once placed in your ear, maintain a comfortable and ergonomic shape which is unique to you. Flugz carry a Noise Reduction Rating of 21 decibels whilst still allowing you to hear low frequency sounds clearly and effectively, simultaneously remaining in place for hours without discomfort. Lasting for years and completely re-usable, these ingenious earplugs will make for the perfect addition to your days in the field. Does not require re-moulding before every use.
Winchester Low Pro Passive Folding Ear Muffs are designed to protect your hearing during shooting sessions at indoor or outdoor target ranges. These hearing protection earmuffs are rated to reduce noise by 31 decibels. The soft earcups and padded band of the Winchester Low Pro Passive Folding Ear Muffs make them comfortable to wear. With these sports earmuffs you can focus on your aim without worrying about noise.
The low-profile Electronic Hearing Muff combines great circuitry with a low-profile ear cup that's ideal for shotgun shooters and action shooters. The single microphone amplify sounds 4x, which amplifies normal communication, range commands, and environmental sounds. Above 85 decibels, the microphones shut off for a split second to protect the shooter's hearing.
The Radians Hunter™ is a lightweight, popular design in shooting glasses. Available in X-TREME™ Anti-Fog lens choice. Features include lightweight, popular design, Rubber tipped temples, Polycarbonate lens and provides 99.9% UVA/UVB protection from the harmful rays of the sun.
Well made and Specifically designed to hold your cartridge box's over your shoulder while walking around the countryside, This bag made of of a fantastic, strong material will save all of the hassle of loose cartridge box's so you can shoot with ease.
All grip, no slip. That is the mission statement of these fantastic MacWet Aquatec® long mesh sports gloves. Great grip is crucial in a variety of activities, including golf, horse riding, watersports, shooting, fishing, cycling, paragliding and much much more. Even in the wettest conditions MacWet gloves will give you 100% grip so your performance isn’t hindered. The long glove finishes just above the wrist and has a thick elasticated cuff with Velcro strap for a secure fit.
The most widely used clay suitable for all disciplines. It can be used to simulate all types of game. CCI's unique 'swirl' design assists straight flight.
Capacity for 50 standard clays, 65m throwing distance, 10-30 degree elevation, trolley mounted, 5m foot pedal for operation around the trap.

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these ear protectors will protect your ears from damage when shooting a shotgun, as the blast can cause serious harm to your inner ears. they are made out of a soft foam that will mould to your ears during the day to give you the best comfort.
one pair of soft silicone rubber ear plugs soft rubber silicone fits into the tightest ear canal whilst allowing the wearer a comfortable fit without that plugged up feeling. snr 28db.
one pair of soft silicone rubber ear plugs integrated mechanical valve allows wearer to hear normal conversation yet protects hearing from impact sound of firearm.
flugz advanced hearing protection are guaranteed to change the way you use, buy and think about re-usable earplugs. founded on an innovative and user-friendly moulding system, the flugz are microwaved* until flexible and then, once placed in your ear, maintain a comfortable and ergonomic shape which is unique to you. flugz carry a noise reduction rating of 21 decibels whilst still allowing you to hear low frequency sounds clearly and effectively, simultaneously remaining in place for hours without discomfort. lasting for years and completely re-usable, these ingenious earplugs will make for the perfect addition to your days in the field. does not require re-moulding before every use.
winchester low pro passive folding ear muffs are designed to protect your hearing during shooting sessions at indoor or outdoor target ranges. these hearing protection earmuffs are rated to reduce noise by 31 decibels. the soft earcups and padded band of the winchester low pro passive folding ear muffs make them comfortable to wear. with these sports earmuffs you can focus on your aim without worrying about noise.
the low-profile electronic hearing muff combines great circuitry with a low-profile ear cup that's ideal for shotgun shooters and action shooters. the single microphone amplify sounds 4x, which amplifies normal communication, range commands, and environmental sounds. above 85 decibels, the microphones shut off for a split second to protect the shooter's hearing.
the radians hunter™ is a lightweight, popular design in shooting glasses. available in x-treme™ anti-fog lens choice. features include lightweight, popular design, rubber tipped temples, polycarbonate lens and provides 99.9% uva/uvb protection from the harmful rays of the sun.
well made and specifically designed to hold your cartridge box's over your shoulder while walking around the countryside, this bag made of of a fantastic, strong material will save all of the hassle of loose cartridge box's so you can shoot with ease.
all grip, no slip. that is the mission statement of these fantastic macwet aquatec® long mesh sports gloves. great grip is crucial in a variety of activities, including golf, horse riding, watersports, shooting, fishing, cycling, paragliding and much much more. even in the wettest conditions macwet gloves will give you 100% grip so your performance isn’t hindered. the long glove finishes just above the wrist and has a thick elasticated cuff with velcro strap for a secure fit.
the most widely used clay suitable for all disciplines. it can be used to simulate all types of game. cci's unique 'swirl' design assists straight flight.
capacity for 50 standard clays, 65m throwing distance, 10-30 degree elevation, trolley mounted, 5m foot pedal for operation around the trap.


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I'm having issues with the pinpointing on the AT Pro. I seem to have the problem when the battery level gets below 4 bars (full). Has anyone else experienced this? Is it a known problem with the Pros or do I need to return it for repairs?
The unit should function like it's suppose to until the batteries are discharged, or at least to one bar.
I called Garrett and found out what I was doing wrong. Possibly. Seems I might have been pushing the pinpoint button while the coil was over the target. I need to push the pinpoint button when the coil is beside the target, then slide the coil over the target once the button is already pressed. I can't say for sure if this is what I was doing, but I'll make sure I do it the right way and see if that rectifies the problem.
:omg: that's exactly what it says to do on page 34 of the owners manual!
lol This manual you speak of ... it sounds vaguely familiar. Like I should know its meaning! What threw me was I only noticed it happen when the battery was less than 4 bars. Like I said, I don't know if I was doing it wrong or not, but it wouldn't surprise me. I'll try it the right way and see what happens. AND I'll review the manual now that I know more about the machine. I'm sure it will all make more sense that it did when I read it originally.

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i'm having issues with the pinpointing on the at pro. i seem to have the problem when the battery level gets below 4 bars (full). has anyone else experienced this? is it a known problem with the pros or do i need to return it for repairs?
the unit should function like it's suppose to until the batteries are discharged, or at least to one bar.
i called garrett and found out what i was doing wrong. possibly. seems i might have been pushing the pinpoint button while the coil was over the target. i need to push the pinpoint button when the coil is beside the target, then slide the coil over the target once the button is already pressed. i can't say for sure if this is what i was doing, but i'll make sure i do it the right way and see if that rectifies the problem.
:omg: that's exactly what it says to do on page 34 of the owners manual!
lol this manual you speak of ... it sounds vaguely familiar. like i should know its meaning! what threw me was i only noticed it happen when the battery was less than 4 bars. like i said, i don't know if i was doing it wrong or not, but it wouldn't surprise me. i'll try it the right way and see what happens. and i'll review the manual now that i know more about the machine. i'm sure it will all make more sense that it did when i read it originally.


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Rabaa or Rabbi'ah sign (; Egyptian Arabic: [ˈɾɑbʕɑ]; sometimes stylized as R4BIA) or, less commonly, Rab3a, is a hand gesture and a sign that first appeared in late August 2013, thought to be originated from Turkey and used in social media and protest marches in Egypt. It is used by the Muslim Brotherhood and its supporters in Egypt in the wake of the overthrow of Mohamed Morsi, which occurred after anti-government protests calling for his removal. On July 9, 2014, a Brotherhood-affiliated organization declared August 14, the day when the sit-ins were dispersed, "World Rabia Day," in an attempt to garner support across numerous countries.
The sign is named after the Rabaa al-Adawiya Square in Nasr City, Cairo Governorate, which surrounds the Rabaa al-Adawiya Mosque, where a sit-in was held by the Muslim Brotherhood and its supporters to celebrate the one-year anniversary of Morsi's inauguration. The sit-in lasted for about forty days before it was dispersed by security forces, leading to clashes that resulted in 638 deaths, of which 43 were police officers.
Supporters state that the gesture is used to express solidarity with what they call "the thousands wounded, killed and burnt by the Egyptian Army" during the dispersal of their sit-in. The origin of the sign is unknown.
It is safe to suggest that 2019 election is being used to signal the overthrow of Democracy in Nigeria.

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rabaa or rabbi'ah sign (; egyptian arabic: [ˈɾɑbʕɑ]; sometimes stylized as r4bia) or, less commonly, rab3a, is a hand gesture and a sign that first appeared in late august 2013, thought to be originated from turkey and used in social media and protest marches in egypt. it is used by the muslim brotherhood and its supporters in egypt in the wake of the overthrow of mohamed morsi, which occurred after anti-government protests calling for his removal. on july 9, 2014, a brotherhood-affiliated organization declared august 14, the day when the sit-ins were dispersed, "world rabia day," in an attempt to garner support across numerous countries.
the sign is named after the rabaa al-adawiya square in nasr city, cairo governorate, which surrounds the rabaa al-adawiya mosque, where a sit-in was held by the muslim brotherhood and its supporters to celebrate the one-year anniversary of morsi's inauguration. the sit-in lasted for about forty days before it was dispersed by security forces, leading to clashes that resulted in 638 deaths, of which 43 were police officers.
supporters state that the gesture is used to express solidarity with what they call "the thousands wounded, killed and burnt by the egyptian army" during the dispersal of their sit-in. the origin of the sign is unknown.
it is safe to suggest that 2019 election is being used to signal the overthrow of democracy in nigeria.


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Copycat chicken recipes that are better than the originals are the focus of today’s post. Chicken is a protein staple of many of our diets. These days and you want to keep your dishes from being boring.
Most of us have at least one favorite restaurant chicken meal (hello Chick-Fil-A!). For those times when you can’t go and order it, there’s always the option of making it at home. Luckily, creative food bloggers have come up with amazing copycat chicken recipes here. Some are from the most popular restaurants and chances are you’ll find some dishes you love in our picks! If you have an instant pot you might like THESE hearty recipes as well.
Here are some of the best copycat chicken recipes, some that are even more yummy than the originals. We’re featuring Olive Garden, Panda Express, Cheesecake Factory, PF Chang’s, Chili’s, KFC, The Cheesecake Factory and other well-known restaurants. All of them will surely be a hit in your family. Have you tried making any copycat recipes at home and do you have a favorite?
It is always fun to remake something you have tried at a restaurant and everyone just loves. Sometimes they do come out tasting even better. Must be the fresh ingredients we are using.
I always liked the Oriental Chicken Salad from Applebees. I rarely eat there these days but I’d love to make the copycat recipe. I see several chicken recipes I’d love to try.
Hi Janet! These all look and sound so good! I love the Applebees Oriental chicken salad and have made this for my daughter. It is so yummy! It also makes you feel like you are being healthy too. I definitely will be trying some of these recipes. Thanks so much for sharing!
Yum, I need to try these out for sure. I love many of these dishes from the restaurants you listed. I am hungry now.
I love a good copycat recipe. Looking forward to giving some of these a try. Would love to try the panda express orange chicken.
No shortage of meal ideas there! That’s a nice list, particularly for those that eat out in restaurants often and have favorites.
I love copycat meals. Typically they taste better and they’re much better for you because you know what’s in them. I will have to pin this post and try out a few of the recipes.
This is such a great compilation of chicken recipes! The first one I am going to try is the Cheesecake Factory Bang Bang chicken, we love that one.
I would have a hard time passing up some KFC fried chicken! I know it’s not good for me, but, you know, it’s finger licking good! If I could even come close, that recipe would be dangerous.
I love, love, love the fact that you have PF Chang’s Lettuce Wraps in there. I love ordering those when we visit the restaurant so it would be awesome to make them at home.
I am all about recreating stuff and trying out copy cat recipes. I feel like sometimes we are simply overpaying for the brand or name of the product. I cant wait to try this.
So many great recipes to try out. I guess I will make sure to try first the P.F. Chang’s Chicken Lettuce Wraps and the one from Applebee’s Oriental Chicken Salad.
That chicken lettuce wrap is speaking to me. When I am cooking, I hardly ever follow an original recipe, I always tweak it to my own liking.
I am always looking for new recipes to try. These look and sound great. I’ll be trying them out soon.
I love a good copycat recipe. Definitely going to be checking these out!
OH wow! These all look amazing! I need to make some of these with the chicken I have defrosted!
I have been trying to lose weight and t get my husband to check out Weight Watchers with me. Although it hasn’t happened yet, I am trying to get more healthier so the child recipes you shared with us will help me stay on track.

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copycat chicken recipes that are better than the originals are the focus of today’s post. chicken is a protein staple of many of our diets. these days and you want to keep your dishes from being boring.
most of us have at least one favorite restaurant chicken meal (hello chick-fil-a!). for those times when you can’t go and order it, there’s always the option of making it at home. luckily, creative food bloggers have come up with amazing copycat chicken recipes here. some are from the most popular restaurants and chances are you’ll find some dishes you love in our picks! if you have an instant pot you might like these hearty recipes as well.
here are some of the best copycat chicken recipes, some that are even more yummy than the originals. we’re featuring olive garden, panda express, cheesecake factory, pf chang’s, chili’s, kfc, the cheesecake factory and other well-known restaurants. all of them will surely be a hit in your family. have you tried making any copycat recipes at home and do you have a favorite?
it is always fun to remake something you have tried at a restaurant and everyone just loves. sometimes they do come out tasting even better. must be the fresh ingredients we are using.
i always liked the oriental chicken salad from applebees. i rarely eat there these days but i’d love to make the copycat recipe. i see several chicken recipes i’d love to try.
hi janet! these all look and sound so good! i love the applebees oriental chicken salad and have made this for my daughter. it is so yummy! it also makes you feel like you are being healthy too. i definitely will be trying some of these recipes. thanks so much for sharing!
yum, i need to try these out for sure. i love many of these dishes from the restaurants you listed. i am hungry now.
i love a good copycat recipe. looking forward to giving some of these a try. would love to try the panda express orange chicken.
no shortage of meal ideas there! that’s a nice list, particularly for those that eat out in restaurants often and have favorites.
i love copycat meals. typically they taste better and they’re much better for you because you know what’s in them. i will have to pin this post and try out a few of the recipes.
this is such a great compilation of chicken recipes! the first one i am going to try is the cheesecake factory bang bang chicken, we love that one.
i would have a hard time passing up some kfc fried chicken! i know it’s not good for me, but, you know, it’s finger licking good! if i could even come close, that recipe would be dangerous.
i love, love, love the fact that you have pf chang’s lettuce wraps in there. i love ordering those when we visit the restaurant so it would be awesome to make them at home.
i am all about recreating stuff and trying out copy cat recipes. i feel like sometimes we are simply overpaying for the brand or name of the product. i cant wait to try this.
so many great recipes to try out. i guess i will make sure to try first the p.f. chang’s chicken lettuce wraps and the one from applebee’s oriental chicken salad.
that chicken lettuce wrap is speaking to me. when i am cooking, i hardly ever follow an original recipe, i always tweak it to my own liking.
i am always looking for new recipes to try. these look and sound great. i’ll be trying them out soon.
i love a good copycat recipe. definitely going to be checking these out!
oh wow! these all look amazing! i need to make some of these with the chicken i have defrosted!
i have been trying to lose weight and t get my husband to check out weight watchers with me. although it hasn’t happened yet, i am trying to get more healthier so the child recipes you shared with us will help me stay on track.


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Punk Rock Bowling is gonna be great this year. Peter and the test tube babies yus.
are you thinking of going this year?
Russian Circles on the 9th!
Just found out about it today...Billy Joel is touring, and is playing Fenway Park! I WILL be at that show!
I'm going to see Han Bennink and Peter Kolovos play in LA on Thursday. Han Bennink is on my bucket list of performers that I would like to see, so I'm pretty ****ing stoked for this.
Elton John tomorrow, YEAHHHHH!!!!!! Best part is that I won those tickets.
Against Me! March 23, best live band I've ever seen.
Next up for me... The Black Angels, Roky Erickson, Golden Animals.
A mix of old and new psychedelia. It should be interesting.

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punk rock bowling is gonna be great this year. peter and the test tube babies yus.
are you thinking of going this year?
russian circles on the 9th!
just found out about it today...billy joel is touring, and is playing fenway park! i will be at that show!
i'm going to see han bennink and peter kolovos play in la on thursday. han bennink is on my bucket list of performers that i would like to see, so i'm pretty ****ing stoked for this.
elton john tomorrow, yeahhhhh!!!!!! best part is that i won those tickets.
against me! march 23, best live band i've ever seen.
next up for me... the black angels, roky erickson, golden animals.
a mix of old and new psychedelia. it should be interesting.


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Details regarding the Gala Event at the Quaycentre (formerly known as the Sydney Olympic Park Sports Centre) will be issued to all participating schools closer to the event. This will include the running order of the evening, school seating plan and any other information required for the evening performance.
It is important that schools understand, at this stage, that they will be required to have their dancers in attendance at the Sports Centre from 3.30pm SHARP on their school’s allocated Gala night (10/11 September).
This will allow for a full rehearsal prior to the event commencing.
Parking is available at the P3 Parking Station at Quaycentre (formerly known as the Sydney Olympic Park Sports Centre).

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details regarding the gala event at the quaycentre (formerly known as the sydney olympic park sports centre) will be issued to all participating schools closer to the event. this will include the running order of the evening, school seating plan and any other information required for the evening performance.
it is important that schools understand, at this stage, that they will be required to have their dancers in attendance at the sports centre from 3.30pm sharp on their school’s allocated gala night (10/11 september).
this will allow for a full rehearsal prior to the event commencing.
parking is available at the p3 parking station at quaycentre (formerly known as the sydney olympic park sports centre).


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The decorative art of fruit and vegetable carving takes a lot of time to learn and needs special knives and tools. The results however, are most amusing.
Here are some examples and what you never knew you could do with regular fruit and vegies!

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the decorative art of fruit and vegetable carving takes a lot of time to learn and needs special knives and tools. the results however, are most amusing.
here are some examples and what you never knew you could do with regular fruit and vegies!


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The team at comcept and Inti Creates are hard at work building the highly anticipated Kickstarter project Mighty No. 9. In an attempt to satiate the seemingly unquenchable thirst for news on the game, they have released more details about the game and provided some more gameplay footage to get fans excited.
This latest footage shows our hero, Beck, fighting his way through a few different levels. Specifically, the new footage shows off “choice bits of Mighty No. 2 and 5’s stages.” This treats us to footage of Beck fighting his way through ice levels and showing off his super dash attack.
Of course you have to keep in mind that this is still “work in progress” but it appears as though things are coming along quite nicely.
Also revealed in the latest update was new details about the second playable character, Call.
Call’s look has been subtly modified and updated. They’ve also released some new details about how she will differentiate from Beck during gameplay.
For one, she will lack the dash attack that Beck has, but she compensates for this by being able to crawl. This will allow her to get into (or out of) tight spaces. They have release some early animation concepts to give us an idea of what the final product will look out.
Mighty No. 9 is still on track for release in Spring of next year and will be released on PS Vita as well as a number of other platforms.
What do you think of the new Call animations? Does it make you more excited for the game or not? Let us know.
Call came out really really cute, what style does she fall under animation wise? would this be considered more Nendoroid like or moe?
Oh, the more I see of this game, the more I want it. I just hope that the final product makes the in-game characters pop as much as their artwork does.

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the team at comcept and inti creates are hard at work building the highly anticipated kickstarter project mighty no. 9. in an attempt to satiate the seemingly unquenchable thirst for news on the game, they have released more details about the game and provided some more gameplay footage to get fans excited.
this latest footage shows our hero, beck, fighting his way through a few different levels. specifically, the new footage shows off “choice bits of mighty no. 2 and 5’s stages.” this treats us to footage of beck fighting his way through ice levels and showing off his super dash attack.
of course you have to keep in mind that this is still “work in progress” but it appears as though things are coming along quite nicely.
also revealed in the latest update was new details about the second playable character, call.
call’s look has been subtly modified and updated. they’ve also released some new details about how she will differentiate from beck during gameplay.
for one, she will lack the dash attack that beck has, but she compensates for this by being able to crawl. this will allow her to get into (or out of) tight spaces. they have release some early animation concepts to give us an idea of what the final product will look out.
mighty no. 9 is still on track for release in spring of next year and will be released on ps vita as well as a number of other platforms.
what do you think of the new call animations? does it make you more excited for the game or not? let us know.
call came out really really cute, what style does she fall under animation wise? would this be considered more nendoroid like or moe?
oh, the more i see of this game, the more i want it. i just hope that the final product makes the in-game characters pop as much as their artwork does.


text: After Bollywood actress Sridevi’s sudden demise, a host of celebrities reached her brother-in-law and actor Anil Kapoor’s residence in Mumbai. Sridevi died in Dubai where she was attending a wedding along with husband Boney Kapoor and younger daughter Khushi. She was 54-year old and was last seen in Mom. “Late Sridevi Kapoor’s body will arrive in India soon. We'll update you on further info as & when it’s available to us. Request you to kindly reach out to us on everything related to this & we urge you to please not call the family for info on the same,” Boney Kapoor's Spokesperson told media. Watch this video to know more.

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So, you know when you go to Costco and get that HUGE clamshell of cherry tomatoes, and you tell yourself – Oh! I’ll eat all of them. They look so good! I’ll have some every day!
Only a week later they look like this?
What to do, what to do? Soooo many cherry tomatoes. Some a little on the sad side. Well at our house, that means cherry tomato jam.
This stuff is like grown-up ketchup – it goes on everything. On a sliced baquette with some goat cheese. On a pork chop. On a ham and cheese scone. On a bacon sandwich. Everything, I tells ya.
I make mine with the toms, some grated onion and sliced shallot, thyme, sugar, balsamic vinegar, worcestershire, garlic and olive oil.
Since these were M-O-M cherry tomatoes, and most likely not organic, I gave them two good washes with soapy hot vinegar water.
Anybody with a split skin, I tossed. (Hello? Hot soapy vinegar water?) Next, slice the toms in half. These aren’t cranberries – they don’t automatically pop when they’re done. Trust me, I’ve tried. You get stuck trying to mash them at the end and it’s a pain. Plus, this way you can inspect each one.
Throw them in the pot and simmer on low for a couple hours. I actually wound up having to add some tomato paste to mine. It *is*January, they weren’t exactly chock full of tasty tomato-loids.
You can can it at this point. Or freeze it. Or just toss it in the fridge for up to a few weeks. I’ve been known to make a mini batch of these when I’ve got a partial pint mummifying on the counter.
I tried to use less sugar this time, and it did not set up – it’s like a thick tomato jam sauce type thing. But still *very* tasty. Just not as pretty. And, unfortunately, I’ve promised some to friends so hello, cooking shame. Haven’t seen you in like…a day.
Alright – moral of the story? Never throw away ageing cherry tomatoes again!
Sweet and tangy with thyme, vinegar and mild onion. Yum!
Wash and halve the toms.
Throw everything in a large pot and simmer on low for two or so hours.
Can it or freeze it.
You may want to add a touch more balsamic if you are freezing. Because I canned mine, I put two teaspoons of cider vinegar in each jar before filling it.
You should double the sugar if you'd like a more jam-like consistency.
Next PostNext Extolling the virtues of buttermilk. Oh, and cinnamon pecan coffee cake.

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so, you know when you go to costco and get that huge clamshell of cherry tomatoes, and you tell yourself – oh! i’ll eat all of them. they look so good! i’ll have some every day!
only a week later they look like this?
what to do, what to do? soooo many cherry tomatoes. some a little on the sad side. well at our house, that means cherry tomato jam.
this stuff is like grown-up ketchup – it goes on everything. on a sliced baquette with some goat cheese. on a pork chop. on a ham and cheese scone. on a bacon sandwich. everything, i tells ya.
i make mine with the toms, some grated onion and sliced shallot, thyme, sugar, balsamic vinegar, worcestershire, garlic and olive oil.
since these were m-o-m cherry tomatoes, and most likely not organic, i gave them two good washes with soapy hot vinegar water.
anybody with a split skin, i tossed. (hello? hot soapy vinegar water?) next, slice the toms in half. these aren’t cranberries – they don’t automatically pop when they’re done. trust me, i’ve tried. you get stuck trying to mash them at the end and it’s a pain. plus, this way you can inspect each one.
throw them in the pot and simmer on low for a couple hours. i actually wound up having to add some tomato paste to mine. it *is*january, they weren’t exactly chock full of tasty tomato-loids.
you can can it at this point. or freeze it. or just toss it in the fridge for up to a few weeks. i’ve been known to make a mini batch of these when i’ve got a partial pint mummifying on the counter.
i tried to use less sugar this time, and it did not set up – it’s like a thick tomato jam sauce type thing. but still *very* tasty. just not as pretty. and, unfortunately, i’ve promised some to friends so hello, cooking shame. haven’t seen you in like…a day.
alright – moral of the story? never throw away ageing cherry tomatoes again!
sweet and tangy with thyme, vinegar and mild onion. yum!
wash and halve the toms.
throw everything in a large pot and simmer on low for two or so hours.
can it or freeze it.
you may want to add a touch more balsamic if you are freezing. because i canned mine, i put two teaspoons of cider vinegar in each jar before filling it.
you should double the sugar if you'd like a more jam-like consistency.
next postnext extolling the virtues of buttermilk. oh, and cinnamon pecan coffee cake.


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This is a special order item. Note the listing may say color vinyl; we cannot guarantee its accuracy. Our suppliers will not open factory-sealed item to verify content. Please allow 4 to 6 weeks for delivery.
** Note: We'll adjust shipping charge for order that weigh 3lbs or more and ship by USPS Priority Mail.

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this is a special order item. note the listing may say color vinyl; we cannot guarantee its accuracy. our suppliers will not open factory-sealed item to verify content. please allow 4 to 6 weeks for delivery.
** note: we'll adjust shipping charge for order that weigh 3lbs or more and ship by usps priority mail.


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Sales were down for Ford as 1937 Ford DeLuxes and other models suffered as a result of dealerships overcrowded with used cars. Fortunately, help was on the way.
sedan, offered extra features for a reasonable price.
On December 22, 1937, Edsel Ford announced the appointment of John R. "Jack" Davis as general sales manager, replacing the retiring William Cowling. Evidently the change was a welcome one as far as the dealers were concerned, for while Cowling was an excellent public relations man, Jack Davis was a "salesman's salesman."
Aware that a surfeit of used cars crowded the lot of almost every automobile dealer in the country, not just those holding the Ford franchise, Davis approached Packard's Alvan Macauley, serving at that time as president of the Automobile Manufacturer's Association, with a plan. Thus, at Jack Davis's urging, "Used Car Week" was observed all across the country early in March.
"The result," as Ford historians Nevins and Hill have noted, "was salutary. By agreement, the poorest cars were burned, the conflagrations of these clunks' arousing the interest of many communities. The Ford organization had taught its dealers so much about used cars that it led all companies with a sale of more than 57,000 vehicles, reducing its used car stock by 22,804 units."
No doubt, the disposal of so much of the used car inventory was of some help to new-car sales, but even so, 1938 was not a good year for the dealers or automakers. Ford's production, like that of many of its competitors, was cut by more than half.
There were no major mechanical changes in the new models, but in terms of styling, Ford instituted a two-track policy that year -- probably in hopes of increasing its appeal via a broader model range.
The 1937 sheetmetal, modified by the use of a revised grille that swept the horizontal upper grille bars into the hood side-vent area, served for the Standard (nee "base") series. Up back, the 1937's free-standing taillights were replaced by neat teardrop-shaped taillights. Inside was a mahogany-look dashboard finish.
The Standard models were relatively spartan, featuring only one windshield wiper, one taillight, and, inside, just a single sun visor and armrest. Too spartan -- in January, Ford added a series of chrome bars to the grille.
The DeLuxe cars were "entirely new in appearance," said the brochure. "It looks big and is big -- with more room in the closed sedans, more comfort for passengers and much larger luggage space. The front end is refreshingly new and modern with longer hood."
sedan captures the new look for the year.
The softly curved "heart-shaped" grille, also featuring horizontal bars, was heavier and more impressive than that of the Standard series. On the sedans, a long, flowing curve extended down the roofline all the way to the rear bumper, relieving the stubby 1937 look. Inside were "Fine Mohair or Broadcloth upholstery. Big arm rests in rear, each with ash tray. Handsome new instrument panel, finished in walnut, with ivory plastic fittings."
In terms of sheer dollar value, the DeLuxe Ford was hard to beat. For a reasonable $60 more than its Standard counterpart, the DeLuxe Fordor was a roomier, more impressive, more completely equipped, and much better trimmed automobile, with the result that it outsold the cheaper car by a three-to-one margin.
For more on the 1938 Ford Lineup, continue on to the next page.

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sales were down for ford as 1937 ford deluxes and other models suffered as a result of dealerships overcrowded with used cars. fortunately, help was on the way.
sedan, offered extra features for a reasonable price.
on december 22, 1937, edsel ford announced the appointment of john r. "jack" davis as general sales manager, replacing the retiring william cowling. evidently the change was a welcome one as far as the dealers were concerned, for while cowling was an excellent public relations man, jack davis was a "salesman's salesman."
aware that a surfeit of used cars crowded the lot of almost every automobile dealer in the country, not just those holding the ford franchise, davis approached packard's alvan macauley, serving at that time as president of the automobile manufacturer's association, with a plan. thus, at jack davis's urging, "used car week" was observed all across the country early in march.
"the result," as ford historians nevins and hill have noted, "was salutary. by agreement, the poorest cars were burned, the conflagrations of these clunks' arousing the interest of many communities. the ford organization had taught its dealers so much about used cars that it led all companies with a sale of more than 57,000 vehicles, reducing its used car stock by 22,804 units."
no doubt, the disposal of so much of the used car inventory was of some help to new-car sales, but even so, 1938 was not a good year for the dealers or automakers. ford's production, like that of many of its competitors, was cut by more than half.
there were no major mechanical changes in the new models, but in terms of styling, ford instituted a two-track policy that year -- probably in hopes of increasing its appeal via a broader model range.
the 1937 sheetmetal, modified by the use of a revised grille that swept the horizontal upper grille bars into the hood side-vent area, served for the standard (nee "base") series. up back, the 1937's free-standing taillights were replaced by neat teardrop-shaped taillights. inside was a mahogany-look dashboard finish.
the standard models were relatively spartan, featuring only one windshield wiper, one taillight, and, inside, just a single sun visor and armrest. too spartan -- in january, ford added a series of chrome bars to the grille.
the deluxe cars were "entirely new in appearance," said the brochure. "it looks big and is big -- with more room in the closed sedans, more comfort for passengers and much larger luggage space. the front end is refreshingly new and modern with longer hood."
sedan captures the new look for the year.
the softly curved "heart-shaped" grille, also featuring horizontal bars, was heavier and more impressive than that of the standard series. on the sedans, a long, flowing curve extended down the roofline all the way to the rear bumper, relieving the stubby 1937 look. inside were "fine mohair or broadcloth upholstery. big arm rests in rear, each with ash tray. handsome new instrument panel, finished in walnut, with ivory plastic fittings."
in terms of sheer dollar value, the deluxe ford was hard to beat. for a reasonable $60 more than its standard counterpart, the deluxe fordor was a roomier, more impressive, more completely equipped, and much better trimmed automobile, with the result that it outsold the cheaper car by a three-to-one margin.
for more on the 1938 ford lineup, continue on to the next page.


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Colonization of Burundi began in the early 20th century by Germany. The territories of Burundi and Rwanda were occupied by Belgium during World War I and after the end of the war they became a Belgian League of Nations mandate territory. Belgium administered both countries as one colonial empire, known as Ruanda-Urundi.
Tensions between the Hutu and the Tutsi pygmy people in Rwanda made the latter to flee to Burundi and find freedom from persecution. Both countries were involved into a civil war. Ruler of Burundi Mwami Mwambutsa IV requested separation of Burundi from Rwanda in 1959. In the same year political parties were formed, that brought attention of Europe to situation in Ruanda-Urundi. Belgium granted Burundi independence on July 1, 1962. The state wasn't any more the part of Ruanda-Urundi, that is why it changed its name to Burundi and Mwami Mwambutsa IV was proclaimed its king.

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colonization of burundi began in the early 20th century by germany. the territories of burundi and rwanda were occupied by belgium during world war i and after the end of the war they became a belgian league of nations mandate territory. belgium administered both countries as one colonial empire, known as ruanda-urundi.
tensions between the hutu and the tutsi pygmy people in rwanda made the latter to flee to burundi and find freedom from persecution. both countries were involved into a civil war. ruler of burundi mwami mwambutsa iv requested separation of burundi from rwanda in 1959. in the same year political parties were formed, that brought attention of europe to situation in ruanda-urundi. belgium granted burundi independence on july 1, 1962. the state wasn't any more the part of ruanda-urundi, that is why it changed its name to burundi and mwami mwambutsa iv was proclaimed its king.


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It's no fun getting sick on a vacation. If you do get sick while travelling abroad, it's important to use safe practices with medicines. The medicines you take at home may have completely different names in other countries. Even if you do find products with the same brand names as products you buy at home, they may actually contain different medicines or different strengths. SafeMedicationUse.ca has received reports showing the need for extra care when purchasing medicines in other countries.
One report came from a consumer who bought Reactine in Italy, thinking it was the same medicine she used at home for allergies. In Canada, the product called Reactine contains only cetirizine, a medicine used to treat symptoms of allergies. On closer examination, the consumer realized that the Italian Reactine product also contained pseudoephedrine, a medicine for treating nasal and sinus congestion. In Canada, this product would be labelled Reactine Complete Sinus+Allergy. Consumers who unknowingly take pseudoephedrine could experience unexpected side effects or drug interactions, putting themselves at risk of harm.
In another reported incident, a consumer was given the medicine Lemsip Max Cold and Flu while on a cruise. This medicine contains paracetamol (for pain and fever) 1000 mg and phenylephrine (for sinus congestion) 12.2 mg. This product is not available in Canada. The consumer was not aware that paracetamol is another name for the medicine acetaminophen, the active ingredient in Tylenol. The amount of acetaminophen in the Lemsip Max Cold and Flu product is much higher than what is typically found in similar products in North America. Consumers who don't know that paracetamol is another name for acetaminophen could unknowingly take too much of the medicine. An overdose of this medicine could cause serious damage to the liver or even death.
Whenever you travel, be sure to bring an adequate supply of all the prescription and over-the-counter medicines that you use regularly. Pack your medicines in your carry-on bag if you are travelling by plane. Bring enough medicine with you to last through a travel delay.
Be sure you know both the brand name and the generic name of all your medicines. Be aware that brand names as well as generic names may be different in other countries.
Always read the labels of medicines carefully, even if the names seem familiar. Check the active ingredients and check the correct dose to take.
Be aware that products with brand names similar to the names of drugs you use in Canada may contain more ingredients than the Canadian products - or even entirely different ingredients.
If you are uncertain whether a medicine you're given in a foreign country is the same as the medicine you're familiar with, ask a healthcare provider for advice. Healthcare providers in other countries may be able to find out whether the medicine is the same as what you're taking at home.
Keep your list of medicines and how you use them with you at all times. If you need to seek medical care while you are travelling, show the list of medicines to all healthcare providers. If changes to your medicines are made, ask the healthcare provider to help you update your list.
If you receive or purchase a medicine, review the details with a healthcare provider. For example, ask about the name of the medicine, the dose, what it is used for, and how often to take it. Let the healthcare provider know if any of the information you receive is different from what you expected.
Read more about avoiding problems with your medicines when travelling.
Read more about brand name confusion.
Read more about preventing harm from acetaminophen overdose.

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it's no fun getting sick on a vacation. if you do get sick while travelling abroad, it's important to use safe practices with medicines. the medicines you take at home may have completely different names in other countries. even if you do find products with the same brand names as products you buy at home, they may actually contain different medicines or different strengths. safemedicationuse.ca has received reports showing the need for extra care when purchasing medicines in other countries.
one report came from a consumer who bought reactine in italy, thinking it was the same medicine she used at home for allergies. in canada, the product called reactine contains only cetirizine, a medicine used to treat symptoms of allergies. on closer examination, the consumer realized that the italian reactine product also contained pseudoephedrine, a medicine for treating nasal and sinus congestion. in canada, this product would be labelled reactine complete sinus+allergy. consumers who unknowingly take pseudoephedrine could experience unexpected side effects or drug interactions, putting themselves at risk of harm.
in another reported incident, a consumer was given the medicine lemsip max cold and flu while on a cruise. this medicine contains paracetamol (for pain and fever) 1000 mg and phenylephrine (for sinus congestion) 12.2 mg. this product is not available in canada. the consumer was not aware that paracetamol is another name for the medicine acetaminophen, the active ingredient in tylenol. the amount of acetaminophen in the lemsip max cold and flu product is much higher than what is typically found in similar products in north america. consumers who don't know that paracetamol is another name for acetaminophen could unknowingly take too much of the medicine. an overdose of this medicine could cause serious damage to the liver or even death.
whenever you travel, be sure to bring an adequate supply of all the prescription and over-the-counter medicines that you use regularly. pack your medicines in your carry-on bag if you are travelling by plane. bring enough medicine with you to last through a travel delay.
be sure you know both the brand name and the generic name of all your medicines. be aware that brand names as well as generic names may be different in other countries.
always read the labels of medicines carefully, even if the names seem familiar. check the active ingredients and check the correct dose to take.
be aware that products with brand names similar to the names of drugs you use in canada may contain more ingredients than the canadian products - or even entirely different ingredients.
if you are uncertain whether a medicine you're given in a foreign country is the same as the medicine you're familiar with, ask a healthcare provider for advice. healthcare providers in other countries may be able to find out whether the medicine is the same as what you're taking at home.
keep your list of medicines and how you use them with you at all times. if you need to seek medical care while you are travelling, show the list of medicines to all healthcare providers. if changes to your medicines are made, ask the healthcare provider to help you update your list.
if you receive or purchase a medicine, review the details with a healthcare provider. for example, ask about the name of the medicine, the dose, what it is used for, and how often to take it. let the healthcare provider know if any of the information you receive is different from what you expected.
read more about avoiding problems with your medicines when travelling.
read more about brand name confusion.
read more about preventing harm from acetaminophen overdose.


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While this year’s SGI 2016 was a beautiful display of stand design prowess by a large number of exhibitors and expectations were high given the difficult economical landscape, a lower than anticipated number of attendees made their way to the event. Meanwhile, Dynagraph displayed a number of printing & finishing solutions for the signage industry, The Optivision laminator and the Fotoba WR64 automatic roll cutter a must have for those customers who appreciate precision, automation and speed. However, the highlight of the event was the Optivision brand of inkjet media that had on visitors an overwhelming impact. 31 different types of media all printed on Latex were released, media that are equally printable on solvent, eco solvent and UV. The output quality on Optivision media offers vivid color and sharp details at competitive prices. Dynagraph printed its complete swatchbook and stand media on the HP L360. The L360 the third generation HP latex technology offers significant advantages. The HP Latex 360 Printer features a number of significant innovations that take you beyond the limits of eco-solvent printing, creating new opportunities to expand your business. The L360 offers high quality prints at speeds of 31m2/hr outdoor quality with the HP OMAS and HP latex Optimizer. The final print comes out dry and ready to finish and be delivered. The print is scratch resistant and is comparable to hard solvent on SAV and PVC. It Produces sharp, consistent, repeatable image quality with high-efficiency curing of 6 colors and 1200 dpi. Also the advantage on printing on textile with the addition to the ink collector. On the HP stand however the L370 HP Latex LFP similar to the L360 printer offers an upgraded version with bulk ink system. HP’s wide-format latex printers have grown to become the solution of choice to print service providers around the globe counting over30,000 installations worldwide and still growing. The HP Latex 310, 330, 360 and 370 printers help customers expand into new large-format applications reaching indoor spaces that solvent can’t with high quality at high speed for same day delivery, in addition to building a healthier production environment. Also they presented the HP Latex 3100 printer which provides print service providers with the means of efficient high-volume production for a wide range of applications making it ideal for dedicated application production, boosting productivity and reducing production costs.The Flatbed HP 750 another bestseller on display is unique for the POS advertising and direct to rigid printing market. One can save time and money with this robust, compact device. The FB750 supports six color UV curable ink and optional white ink and supports double sided, matt/gloss, and textured printing. Additionally to the table one can attach a roll to roll option for a wider solutions.Should you have any questions related to HP, Optivision, Fotoba please do not hesitate to contact your nearest Dynagraph partner.
While this year’s SGI 2016 was a beautiful display of stand design prowess by a large number of exhibitors and expectations were high given the difficult economical landscape, a lower than anticipated number of attendees made their way to the event.
Meanwhile, Dynagraph displayed a number of printing & finishing solutions for the signage industry, The Optivision laminator and the Fotoba WR64 automatic roll cutter a must have for those customers who appreciate precision, automation and speed. However, the highlight of the event was the Optivision brand of inkjet media that had on visitors an overwhelming impact. 31 different types of media all printed on Latex were released, media that are equally printable on solvent, eco solvent and UV. The output quality on Optivision media offers vivid color and sharp details at competitive prices. Dynagraph printed its complete swatchbook and stand media on the HP L360. The L360 the third generation HP latex technology offers significant advantages. The HP Latex 360 Printer features a number of significant innovations that take you beyond the limits of eco-solvent printing, creating new opportunities to expand your business. The L360 offers high quality prints at speeds of 31m2/hr outdoor quality with the HP OMAS and HP latex Optimizer. The final print comes out dry and ready to finish and be delivered. The print is scratch resistant and is comparable to hard solvent on SAV and PVC. It Produces sharp, consistent, repeatable image quality with high-efficiency curing of 6 colors and 1200 dpi. Also the advantage on printing on textile with the addition to the ink collector. On the HP stand however the L370 HP Latex LFP similar to the L360 printer offers an upgraded version with bulk ink system. HP’s wide-format latex printers have grown to become the solution of choice to print service providers around the globe counting over30,000 installations worldwide and still growing. The HP Latex 310, 330, 360 and 370 printers help customers expand into new large-format applications reaching indoor spaces that solvent can’t with high quality at high speed for same day delivery, in addition to building a healthier production environment. Also they presented the HP Latex 3100 printer which provides print service providers with the means of efficient high-volume production for a wide range of applications making it ideal for dedicated application production, boosting productivity and reducing production costs.The Flatbed HP 750 another bestseller on display is unique for the POS advertising and direct to rigid printing market. One can save time and money with this robust, compact device. The FB750 supports six color UV curable ink and optional white ink and supports double sided, matt/gloss, and textured printing. Additionally to the table one can attach a roll to roll option for a wider solutions.Should you have any questions related to HP, Optivision, Fotoba please do not hesitate to contact your nearest Dynagraph partner.

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while this year’s sgi 2016 was a beautiful display of stand design prowess by a large number of exhibitors and expectations were high given the difficult economical landscape, a lower than anticipated number of attendees made their way to the event. meanwhile, dynagraph displayed a number of printing & finishing solutions for the signage industry, the optivision laminator and the fotoba wr64 automatic roll cutter a must have for those customers who appreciate precision, automation and speed. however, the highlight of the event was the optivision brand of inkjet media that had on visitors an overwhelming impact. 31 different types of media all printed on latex were released, media that are equally printable on solvent, eco solvent and uv. the output quality on optivision media offers vivid color and sharp details at competitive prices. dynagraph printed its complete swatchbook and stand media on the hp l360. the l360 the third generation hp latex technology offers significant advantages. the hp latex 360 printer features a number of significant innovations that take you beyond the limits of eco-solvent printing, creating new opportunities to expand your business. the l360 offers high quality prints at speeds of 31m2/hr outdoor quality with the hp omas and hp latex optimizer. the final print comes out dry and ready to finish and be delivered. the print is scratch resistant and is comparable to hard solvent on sav and pvc. it produces sharp, consistent, repeatable image quality with high-efficiency curing of 6 colors and 1200 dpi. also the advantage on printing on textile with the addition to the ink collector. on the hp stand however the l370 hp latex lfp similar to the l360 printer offers an upgraded version with bulk ink system. hp’s wide-format latex printers have grown to become the solution of choice to print service providers around the globe counting over30,000 installations worldwide and still growing. the hp latex 310, 330, 360 and 370 printers help customers expand into new large-format applications reaching indoor spaces that solvent can’t with high quality at high speed for same day delivery, in addition to building a healthier production environment. also they presented the hp latex 3100 printer which provides print service providers with the means of efficient high-volume production for a wide range of applications making it ideal for dedicated application production, boosting productivity and reducing production costs.the flatbed hp 750 another bestseller on display is unique for the pos advertising and direct to rigid printing market. one can save time and money with this robust, compact device. the fb750 supports six color uv curable ink and optional white ink and supports double sided, matt/gloss, and textured printing. additionally to the table one can attach a roll to roll option for a wider solutions.should you have any questions related to hp, optivision, fotoba please do not hesitate to contact your nearest dynagraph partner.
while this year’s sgi 2016 was a beautiful display of stand design prowess by a large number of exhibitors and expectations were high given the difficult economical landscape, a lower than anticipated number of attendees made their way to the event.
meanwhile, dynagraph displayed a number of printing & finishing solutions for the signage industry, the optivision laminator and the fotoba wr64 automatic roll cutter a must have for those customers who appreciate precision, automation and speed. however, the highlight of the event was the optivision brand of inkjet media that had on visitors an overwhelming impact. 31 different types of media all printed on latex were released, media that are equally printable on solvent, eco solvent and uv. the output quality on optivision media offers vivid color and sharp details at competitive prices. dynagraph printed its complete swatchbook and stand media on the hp l360. the l360 the third generation hp latex technology offers significant advantages. the hp latex 360 printer features a number of significant innovations that take you beyond the limits of eco-solvent printing, creating new opportunities to expand your business. the l360 offers high quality prints at speeds of 31m2/hr outdoor quality with the hp omas and hp latex optimizer. the final print comes out dry and ready to finish and be delivered. the print is scratch resistant and is comparable to hard solvent on sav and pvc. it produces sharp, consistent, repeatable image quality with high-efficiency curing of 6 colors and 1200 dpi. also the advantage on printing on textile with the addition to the ink collector. on the hp stand however the l370 hp latex lfp similar to the l360 printer offers an upgraded version with bulk ink system. hp’s wide-format latex printers have grown to become the solution of choice to print service providers around the globe counting over30,000 installations worldwide and still growing. the hp latex 310, 330, 360 and 370 printers help customers expand into new large-format applications reaching indoor spaces that solvent can’t with high quality at high speed for same day delivery, in addition to building a healthier production environment. also they presented the hp latex 3100 printer which provides print service providers with the means of efficient high-volume production for a wide range of applications making it ideal for dedicated application production, boosting productivity and reducing production costs.the flatbed hp 750 another bestseller on display is unique for the pos advertising and direct to rigid printing market. one can save time and money with this robust, compact device. the fb750 supports six color uv curable ink and optional white ink and supports double sided, matt/gloss, and textured printing. additionally to the table one can attach a roll to roll option for a wider solutions.should you have any questions related to hp, optivision, fotoba please do not hesitate to contact your nearest dynagraph partner.


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After three years during which the total yearly production funding was capped at €6.74 million, the Bulgarian National Film Center has announced a significant increase for 2019: €7.52 million will be shared by fiction features, documentaries, animations, low-budget projects and short films.
But the biggest increase that the institution has planned for 2019 is a hike of as much as 53% for the support of minority co-productions, from approximately €600,000 in 2018 to €920,000 this year. The rise is particularly significant, given the amounts from 2016 (€862,000) and 2017 (€698,000). The total of €920,000 will be distributed over four sessions, with the winning projects to be announced in March, May, September and November.
Jana Karaivanova, the director of the centre, tells Cineuropa that she considers co-productions “vital for the Bulgarian film industry. [...] It is almost impossible for a European film to be funded solely through national financing nowadays. Co-productions are beneficial both financially and creatively. The cross-cultural element that they bring enriches the European identity of our movies, while the funding and distribution opportunities are multiplied,” she explains.
Karaivanova also tells Cineuropa that the centre has a number of other big plans for 2019. “We hope to introduce incentives for foreign investors in our film law and to align our film industry with the rest of the European countries,” she says. The centre will also invest in its two national film festivals, Golden Rose (for fiction films) and Golden Rhyton (for documentaries), with plans to invite international juries to judge the selected films.

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after three years during which the total yearly production funding was capped at €6.74 million, the bulgarian national film center has announced a significant increase for 2019: €7.52 million will be shared by fiction features, documentaries, animations, low-budget projects and short films.
but the biggest increase that the institution has planned for 2019 is a hike of as much as 53% for the support of minority co-productions, from approximately €600,000 in 2018 to €920,000 this year. the rise is particularly significant, given the amounts from 2016 (€862,000) and 2017 (€698,000). the total of €920,000 will be distributed over four sessions, with the winning projects to be announced in march, may, september and november.
jana karaivanova, the director of the centre, tells cineuropa that she considers co-productions “vital for the bulgarian film industry. [...] it is almost impossible for a european film to be funded solely through national financing nowadays. co-productions are beneficial both financially and creatively. the cross-cultural element that they bring enriches the european identity of our movies, while the funding and distribution opportunities are multiplied,” she explains.
karaivanova also tells cineuropa that the centre has a number of other big plans for 2019. “we hope to introduce incentives for foreign investors in our film law and to align our film industry with the rest of the european countries,” she says. the centre will also invest in its two national film festivals, golden rose (for fiction films) and golden rhyton (for documentaries), with plans to invite international juries to judge the selected films.


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Our range of headwall grilles are designed to comply with Sewers for Adoption 7th Edition and the Civil Engineering Specification for the Water Industry. Headwall outfall grilles and gratings are typically installed on the drainage outfall and FSP can design and fabricate to your project specification.
Outfall grilles and grating should be installed on exposed pipe inlets or outlets which are larger than 350 mm, as directed by Sewers for Adoption 7th Edition. FSPs team can provide guidance for your project.

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our range of headwall grilles are designed to comply with sewers for adoption 7th edition and the civil engineering specification for the water industry. headwall outfall grilles and gratings are typically installed on the drainage outfall and fsp can design and fabricate to your project specification.
outfall grilles and grating should be installed on exposed pipe inlets or outlets which are larger than 350 mm, as directed by sewers for adoption 7th edition. fsps team can provide guidance for your project.


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A Companion to Contemporary Britain covers the key themes and debates of 20th-century history from the outbreak of the Second World War to the end of the century.
Paul Addison is Director of the Centre for WWII Studies at the University of Edinburgh. His books include The Road to 1945: British Politics and the Second World War (1975) and Churchill on the Home Front 1900-1955 (1992).
Harriet Jones is a Senior Research Fellow at the Institute of Historical Research, University of London.

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a companion to contemporary britain covers the key themes and debates of 20th-century history from the outbreak of the second world war to the end of the century.
paul addison is director of the centre for wwii studies at the university of edinburgh. his books include the road to 1945: british politics and the second world war (1975) and churchill on the home front 1900-1955 (1992).
harriet jones is a senior research fellow at the institute of historical research, university of london.


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There are a handful of questions I can safely assume I will get in every training I conduct. One of these is "What happens to my circulation data when an item gets deleted?" The short answer is, thankfully, that data is still there. The same is true for deleted borrower and biblio records. Koha holds onto this data, we just need to look for it a little bit differently.
Since deleting records doesn't really get rid of them, the primary purpose it serves is to hide them from the OPAC and the staff client. That means that when we want to see details about something we've deleted we can't just pull up its record like we would with a regular patron or item. Instead, we need to use reports.
When introducing folks to reports, I usually point them first to the biblio, borrowers, and items tables. They're fairly straightforward and it's easy to think of useful questions to use as examples -- things like "How many patrons do I have in each of my ZIP codes?" or "Which books in adult non-fiction are more than 15 years old?" For this post, let's start with the example question "How many times has this book checked out?" That's pretty simple!
If we save this as a report and run it, Koha will ask us for a barcode and then tell us how many times that item has been checked out.
When biblio records, borrowers, or items get deleted in Koha they're moved to the deletedbiblio, deletedborrowers, or deleteditems table, respectively. These tables are structured just like their non-deleted counterparts, which makes it simple to translate a report to look for deleted records. If we want to adjust our previous report to look at deleted items instead we just need to change the table in the FROM clause.
Of course it's not ideal to have to keep two separate reports, one for current items and one for deleted items. With a slightly fancier query we can tell our report to look at both the items and deleteditems tables and give us whatever it finds in each. We can do that with a UNION.
Essentially, we're displaying the results of two separate queries on top of each other -- all the current items that match our barcode and then all the deleted items the match our barcode. This option is quick and easy and works well for simple reports.
Things get a little more complicated when we start dealing with other tables that refer back to records that might have been deleted. Here's a report that will ask for a date and list the titles of all the books with holds that were cancelled on that day.
We can tell this report is only going to work for biblio records that haven't been deleted because it only looks at the biblio table. If we want to also find titles for deleted records we'll need to pull in the deletedbiblio table. We could use a UNION as we did before, but now that we're starting with the old_reserves table and joining to the biblio records we have a new option.
The IFNULL() function lets us name two fields. If the first field has a value it is returned. If the first field is null, the second field's value is returned instead. Because IFNULL() lets us accomplish our whole query with just one SELECT statement its a bit faster and less resource-intensive than using two SELECT statements connected with a UNION.
IFNULL() also makes it easier to look at more than one type of record at a time. For example, we could write a report that looks at how many holds patrons of each category place on items of each item type in the past year to get a sense of which materials are popular with which patrons. We know we want to start in the old_reserves table. To find patron categories we'll need the borrowers table and then deletedborrowers for anyone who's been deleted. Likewise, we'll need items and deleteditems for itemtypes. Here's what that report would look like.
If we wanted to run this same report with UNION instead of IFNULL() we'd have to combine 4 separate reports for every combination of current and deleted borrowers and items.
So far I've been talking about deleted records, but these same functions can be used with issues and reserves. When a book is checked out that's recorded in the issues table and when it's returned that line moves to the old_issues table. Likewise, when a hold is placed it goes into the reserves table and when it's either completed or cancelled it moves into old_reserves. If you need to write a report looking at both current and old checkouts or holds, you can use either UNION or IFNULL() just like we did above.

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there are a handful of questions i can safely assume i will get in every training i conduct. one of these is "what happens to my circulation data when an item gets deleted?" the short answer is, thankfully, that data is still there. the same is true for deleted borrower and biblio records. koha holds onto this data, we just need to look for it a little bit differently.
since deleting records doesn't really get rid of them, the primary purpose it serves is to hide them from the opac and the staff client. that means that when we want to see details about something we've deleted we can't just pull up its record like we would with a regular patron or item. instead, we need to use reports.
when introducing folks to reports, i usually point them first to the biblio, borrowers, and items tables. they're fairly straightforward and it's easy to think of useful questions to use as examples -- things like "how many patrons do i have in each of my zip codes?" or "which books in adult non-fiction are more than 15 years old?" for this post, let's start with the example question "how many times has this book checked out?" that's pretty simple!
if we save this as a report and run it, koha will ask us for a barcode and then tell us how many times that item has been checked out.
when biblio records, borrowers, or items get deleted in koha they're moved to the deletedbiblio, deletedborrowers, or deleteditems table, respectively. these tables are structured just like their non-deleted counterparts, which makes it simple to translate a report to look for deleted records. if we want to adjust our previous report to look at deleted items instead we just need to change the table in the from clause.
of course it's not ideal to have to keep two separate reports, one for current items and one for deleted items. with a slightly fancier query we can tell our report to look at both the items and deleteditems tables and give us whatever it finds in each. we can do that with a union.
essentially, we're displaying the results of two separate queries on top of each other -- all the current items that match our barcode and then all the deleted items the match our barcode. this option is quick and easy and works well for simple reports.
things get a little more complicated when we start dealing with other tables that refer back to records that might have been deleted. here's a report that will ask for a date and list the titles of all the books with holds that were cancelled on that day.
we can tell this report is only going to work for biblio records that haven't been deleted because it only looks at the biblio table. if we want to also find titles for deleted records we'll need to pull in the deletedbiblio table. we could use a union as we did before, but now that we're starting with the old_reserves table and joining to the biblio records we have a new option.
the ifnull() function lets us name two fields. if the first field has a value it is returned. if the first field is null, the second field's value is returned instead. because ifnull() lets us accomplish our whole query with just one select statement its a bit faster and less resource-intensive than using two select statements connected with a union.
ifnull() also makes it easier to look at more than one type of record at a time. for example, we could write a report that looks at how many holds patrons of each category place on items of each item type in the past year to get a sense of which materials are popular with which patrons. we know we want to start in the old_reserves table. to find patron categories we'll need the borrowers table and then deletedborrowers for anyone who's been deleted. likewise, we'll need items and deleteditems for itemtypes. here's what that report would look like.
if we wanted to run this same report with union instead of ifnull() we'd have to combine 4 separate reports for every combination of current and deleted borrowers and items.
so far i've been talking about deleted records, but these same functions can be used with issues and reserves. when a book is checked out that's recorded in the issues table and when it's returned that line moves to the old_issues table. likewise, when a hold is placed it goes into the reserves table and when it's either completed or cancelled it moves into old_reserves. if you need to write a report looking at both current and old checkouts or holds, you can use either union or ifnull() just like we did above.


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Lionel Richie has some thoughts on his daughter Sofia Richie's relationship with ~international bad boy~ Scott Disick.
In a Saturday interview with The Daily Telegraph, the 68-year-old Grammy winner got real about his 19-year-old daughter dating 34-year-old Lord Disick.
"She's 19," Lionel said. "When you're 19 you know everything. Is it going to be for life? I don't know. But for right now it's just a phase and I'm going to stand real still in the corner, get me a good drink and not make too much noise."
He continued: "Now I know what my parents meant when I came through the door with my Afro and my girlfriend and said 'Dad, I'm in love' and [he] looked at me and said 'Okay, we're going to leave you alone for a minute and you'll figure it out. My daughter is getting me back for my Afro days!"
That said, Lionel didn't have a bad word to say about LD—although, he admitted, he barely knows him.
"From what I met of him he's a very nice guy," he said.
"When you hang around the reality world, who knows what you are really doing?" he continued. "This is a well-oiled machine, the Kardashian machine. I don't really know what to think. I told Sofia I will have no opinion. I'll continue to be my cheerful self and move on."

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lionel richie has some thoughts on his daughter sofia richie's relationship with ~international bad boy~ scott disick.
in a saturday interview with the daily telegraph, the 68-year-old grammy winner got real about his 19-year-old daughter dating 34-year-old lord disick.
"she's 19," lionel said. "when you're 19 you know everything. is it going to be for life? i don't know. but for right now it's just a phase and i'm going to stand real still in the corner, get me a good drink and not make too much noise."
he continued: "now i know what my parents meant when i came through the door with my afro and my girlfriend and said 'dad, i'm in love' and [he] looked at me and said 'okay, we're going to leave you alone for a minute and you'll figure it out. my daughter is getting me back for my afro days!"
that said, lionel didn't have a bad word to say about ld—although, he admitted, he barely knows him.
"from what i met of him he's a very nice guy," he said.
"when you hang around the reality world, who knows what you are really doing?" he continued. "this is a well-oiled machine, the kardashian machine. i don't really know what to think. i told sofia i will have no opinion. i'll continue to be my cheerful self and move on."


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Load Settings Load Settings: Restore To Factory Default Settings: Block Selected Packet Types: Restore To FactoryDefault Settings: Disable any Internet security software running on the computer.
This should open the login page for the Web management.
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The username to login to the DDNS server. The device has the utility built- in to a ROM chip in the device itself. Enter text from picture: Disable any Internet security software running on the computer.
To set up your router: Reset Button Pressing this button restores the Router to its original factory default settings. To print the manual completely, please, download it. Type in a Host can be any word.
Don’t show me this message again. The standard interface for cable modems Domain name — By default, it should be Modulation technique used by Tell us what’s missing. Open your web browser and enter the IP Address of your router Page 5 Balancing Router To Your Network First, connect the power adapter to the receptor at the back panel of the DI-LB and then plug the other end of the power adapter to a wall outlet or power strip.
Enter the port number as you entered in the above steps. Statistics are displayed for Checksum errors, number of retries,and number of bad packets.
To resolve difficulties accessing a Web utility, please follow the steps below. This displays the current number of active connections. Use thisto ensure that a particular host always uses the same PPPoEsession.
D-Link is not one of the manufacturers.
Appendix 3 ranges of IP addresses that have been reserved for use on Private Networks. Click on Apply and then Continueto save the changes.
Access di-lb064 Web management. Next to Private IP, enter the IP Address of the computer on your local networkthat you want to allow the incoming service to.
Don’t see a manual you are looking for? Using a power supply with a different voltage than the one included with your product will cause damage and void the warranty for this product. Next to Source, select WAN underinterface. Using a power supply with a differentvoltage than the one included with your product will cause damage and void thewarranty for this product.
Click on Apply and then Continue to save the changes.

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view and download d-link di-lb install manual online. load balancing router. di-lb network router pdf manual download. view and download d-link di-lb owner’s manual online. load balancing router. di-lb network router pdf manual download. we have 4 d-link di-lb – load balancing router manuals available for free pdf download: owner’s manual, install manual, quick installation manual.
the subnet mask address must be the same as pcs onyour subnet mask: this section displays cumulative statistics. if you have 2 web servers onyour network, you cannot open port 80 to both computers.
load settings load settings: restore to factory default settings: block selected packet types: restore to factorydefault settings: disable any internet security software running on the computer.
this should open the login page for the web management.
d-link di-lb owner’s manual pdf download.
modem connection step 5: this transmitter must not be co-located or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter. if both wan ports are used, one is set to enableand the other is set to backup, the backup line will automaticallybe used when the other line is disconnected. open your web browser and enter the ip address of the router this will allow you enable or disable the load balance feature.
the username to login to the ddns server. the device has the utility built- in to a rom chip in the device itself. enter text from picture: disable any internet security software running on the computer.
to set up your router: reset button pressing this button restores the router to its original factory default settings. to print the manual completely, please, download it. type in a host can be any word.
don’t show me this message again. the standard interface for cable modems domain name — by default, it should be modulation technique used by tell us what’s missing. open your web browser and enter the ip address of your router page 5 balancing router to your network first, connect the power adapter to the receptor at the back panel of the di-lb and then plug the other end of the power adapter to a wall outlet or power strip.
enter the port number as you entered in the above steps. statistics are displayed for checksum errors, number of retries,and number of bad packets.
to resolve difficulties accessing a web utility, please follow the steps below. this displays the current number of active connections. use thisto ensure that a particular host always uses the same pppoesession.
d-link is not one of the manufacturers.
appendix 3 ranges of ip addresses that have been reserved for use on private networks. click on apply and then continueto save the changes.
access di-lb064 web management. next to private ip, enter the ip address of the computer on your local networkthat you want to allow the incoming service to.
don’t see a manual you are looking for? using a power supply with a different voltage than the one included with your product will cause damage and void the warranty for this product. next to source, select wan underinterface. using a power supply with a differentvoltage than the one included with your product will cause damage and void thewarranty for this product.
click on apply and then continue to save the changes.


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We are a unique, boutique operation with ongoing efforts toward the protection of Whales and Dolphins and to help make Port Stephens a model of Ecotourism. We are committed to long term growth, improving our skills, Imagine, sailing and our services, to give our guests fun, educational and personal cruises and friendly professional charters at best value.
Frank usually skippers on Wednesday-Friday. He has been sailing boats for 40 years and has a very deep passion for the marine environment. Frank is currently secretary of Whale and Dolphin Watch Australia and has been an official observer at the annual International Whaling Commission meetings. He is an active member of Port Stephens Tourism and the Port Stephens Eco Network.
Ian or ‘Crusty’ is our casual relief skipper who use to travel from QLD down to Port Stephens when we needed him. 2015 has seen Ian move closer to Port Stephens- So you will be seeing him more & more on the boat.
‘2015’ fresh blood for Imagine, newest directors as well as owner of new vessel ‘Envision’. Bronny is regular cook/deckhand and works along side Ayla with marketing and packages, whilst Jason is maintenance director & skipper of both vessels.
Previous skipper many years ago with Imagine, but saw Jane move to Newcastle for full time job on Nova Cruises- however Jane loves Imagine & helps out when needed.
Newest skipper with Imagine driving our new boat Envision as well as relief work on Imagine.
Ayla is a ‘local’ in the truest sense. Spending her entire 24 years in Port Stephens and working at various locations throughout the Port means she has a good knowledge of the area and attractions. Ayla works in the office you will most likely catch her on the phone, thou she does love to get out on the boat when she can!
Priscilla has been working for Seascape & Lets Go Dive Adventures since 2010. Keen to develop and expand her knowledge as a deckhand, she joined the team at Imagene whilst studying her coxswains/masters, Priscilla passed in 2014 and is well known on board for her friendly smile driving big red. In summer months Priscilla is always in the water lending hand on our Snorkeling trips as a dive master.
Mark is a qualified PADI Dive Master, and loves the summer months when he can be in the water every day exploring the surrounds of Offshore coves of Port Stephens, During the winter months Mark is on deck helping out on the Whale Watches.
Known for her famous photographs that are often seen front page of various media across the world, Lisa is often seen on board even on her days off as she has such a strong passion for capturing the incredible marine life moments seen in Port Stephens.
After many years being a tour guide on central coast & heavily involved in the Whale Dreamers Festival, Jeannie has moved to the bay- running our Fingal Island Tours, as well as deckhand/cook on board both vessels. Jeannie is highly involved in ecotourism & nature, working with local Council & Habitats running a range variety of tours on her days off.
After moving from the highlands for a ‘coastal change’ Stephen is recent deckie for Imagine & Envision, he also relief tour guide for Fingal Island. Just recently Stephen completed his coxswains qualification, giving him the opportunity to take Envision’s Helm.
Some of the team you may have had the pleasure of speaking to or sailing with over the years! Although they are not working with Imagine anymore there is a chance you might see them out on a cruise.

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we are a unique, boutique operation with ongoing efforts toward the protection of whales and dolphins and to help make port stephens a model of ecotourism. we are committed to long term growth, improving our skills, imagine, sailing and our services, to give our guests fun, educational and personal cruises and friendly professional charters at best value.
frank usually skippers on wednesday-friday. he has been sailing boats for 40 years and has a very deep passion for the marine environment. frank is currently secretary of whale and dolphin watch australia and has been an official observer at the annual international whaling commission meetings. he is an active member of port stephens tourism and the port stephens eco network.
ian or ‘crusty’ is our casual relief skipper who use to travel from qld down to port stephens when we needed him. 2015 has seen ian move closer to port stephens- so you will be seeing him more & more on the boat.
‘2015’ fresh blood for imagine, newest directors as well as owner of new vessel ‘envision’. bronny is regular cook/deckhand and works along side ayla with marketing and packages, whilst jason is maintenance director & skipper of both vessels.
previous skipper many years ago with imagine, but saw jane move to newcastle for full time job on nova cruises- however jane loves imagine & helps out when needed.
newest skipper with imagine driving our new boat envision as well as relief work on imagine.
ayla is a ‘local’ in the truest sense. spending her entire 24 years in port stephens and working at various locations throughout the port means she has a good knowledge of the area and attractions. ayla works in the office you will most likely catch her on the phone, thou she does love to get out on the boat when she can!
priscilla has been working for seascape & lets go dive adventures since 2010. keen to develop and expand her knowledge as a deckhand, she joined the team at imagene whilst studying her coxswains/masters, priscilla passed in 2014 and is well known on board for her friendly smile driving big red. in summer months priscilla is always in the water lending hand on our snorkeling trips as a dive master.
mark is a qualified padi dive master, and loves the summer months when he can be in the water every day exploring the surrounds of offshore coves of port stephens, during the winter months mark is on deck helping out on the whale watches.
known for her famous photographs that are often seen front page of various media across the world, lisa is often seen on board even on her days off as she has such a strong passion for capturing the incredible marine life moments seen in port stephens.
after many years being a tour guide on central coast & heavily involved in the whale dreamers festival, jeannie has moved to the bay- running our fingal island tours, as well as deckhand/cook on board both vessels. jeannie is highly involved in ecotourism & nature, working with local council & habitats running a range variety of tours on her days off.
after moving from the highlands for a ‘coastal change’ stephen is recent deckie for imagine & envision, he also relief tour guide for fingal island. just recently stephen completed his coxswains qualification, giving him the opportunity to take envision’s helm.
some of the team you may have had the pleasure of speaking to or sailing with over the years! although they are not working with imagine anymore there is a chance you might see them out on a cruise.