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This project is to finish the project that a previous developer could not complete. Please read through this information carefully before bidding. I need a expert in Wordpress and very technical Wordpress customization and modification. Also someone very knowledgeable in mysql and PHP.
I own a well established web directory that I am converting over to the Wordpress/Vantage theme platform. [url removed, login to view]
The site is currently built on a popular php/mySQL directory script and will need to be transitioned over to the custom Vantage theme.
We started with the Vantage theme and modified it heavily to function like the current directory. A child theme was created and about 80% functional. As much of the coding as possible needs to stay on the child theme, so future updates of the Vantage code will be easier, but some of the core code is already modified, Keeping in mind, most of the work is already done by the previous developer, but what remain are:
1. Small design/layout changes and refinements, including link display.
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Please only bid if you are able to jump into a project that is already started and needs to get finished correctly and launched. Understand that the previous developer said this job was completed, but in my estimation about 20% of the job remains. So you are not working from scratch, you are only cleaning up items left on the checklist to get the site to launch. The previous developer was paid $500, so I would assume the remainder is a $200-$400 job. I would like to find a long term contact person that can work on my directories. I own several more than need to be also converted, if this one goes well. I am looking for someone at an expert level in Wordpress, PHP/mySQL, no amateurs. Must do professional work with 100% usabilty and clean code.
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Imagine what is was like when man first discovered fire. Fire! How his life changed, his dinner could be cooked, and soon after that (in the history of the universe terms) he was playing video games. Same could be said for the first musician to improvise. Next came New Orleans jazz, which could be documented by the wax cylinders, then shellac, vinyl, and today digital. That sound of American jazz traveled to Europe, and in the 1960s fire ...read more
This unique, ad-hoc trio features Belgian master pianist Fred Van Hove, one of the architects of European free improvised music and close collaborator of influential European improvisers such as German reed man Peter Brötzmann, late bassist Peter Kowald, Dutch drummer Han Bennink, fellow countryman and double bassist (and sculptor) Peter Jacquemyn. Both of them rarely recorded in recent years with prolific American double bassist Damon Smith, who initiated this meeting and is influenced by the European approach to free improvisation. ...read more
Belgian pianist Fred Van Hove has always been identified with the European free music movement, but he also stands outside the cadre of players that formed the FMP label. This rerelease (first time on CD) of two solo LPs, Prosper (1981) and Die Letzte (1986), reaffirm his personality and uniqueness as an improvising player. Piano Solo comes as part of the limited edition box FMP im Rückblick--In Retrospect (1969-2010), with its extraordinary 218-page book full of photographs, articles, ...read more
22 years hence, these European masters have pretty well cemented themselves in their own corners of the free improv universe: the fury, sometimes restrained, of Peter Brötzmann; the madness of Han Bennink; and the elegant wandering of Fred van Hove. But when they got together in Bremen on February 25, 1973, it was with a sense of discovery, a mutual wide-eyedness that made anything possible.The ten tracks on this 2003 release (originally put out on FMP vinyl) are ...read more
Until last year you would be hard pressed to get your hands on any historic recording by this European free improv trio. Peter Brötzmann, Han Bennink, and Fred Van Hove originally appeared on the German FMP label in 1970 with Balls, finally reissued last year by Atavistic's Unheard Music Series. They picked up Albert Mangelsdorff for a live recording in 1971, then returned to the studio as a trio in 1973 for this self-titled release, returned to circulation as FMP130.read more
Without a doubt, the cooperative consisting of saxophonist Peter Brötzmann, pianist Fred Van Hove and drummer Han Bennink is one of the most celebrated, if not the most influential, free improv trios in Europe. Recorded for FMP three years after the group's astonishing and portentous 1970 debut, Balls, this accurately titled record, known as FMP 130, displays the trio at its apex. It is a resilient document containing compositionally condensed pieces that embrace a startlingly broad scope of textures and ...read more
Belgian pianist Fred Van Hove is represented on this two-disc reissue of three "rare as hen's teeth" albums recorded between 1972 and 1974 for the Vogel label. (Note: this material is so rare that the CD set, dubbed from LP, sounds a bit rough at times.) The collection consists of two solo piano performances ( Fred Van Hove and Live At The University ), a duet LP with saxophonist Cel Overberghe ( Een Tweede Vogel ) and a 7 inch ...read more
Recorded in Germany, these improvisational giants align their very special talents for what may appear to be a most unusual yet largely gratifying set. The trio commences with an open-ended sequence of interlacing movements on "Tartar." As the musicians explore microtonal sounds and subliminally constructed mini-themes. Drummer/percussionist Tony Oxley uses his darkly hued cymbals for accents, while pianist Fred Van Hove and multi-reedman Frank Gratkowski implement parallel tonalities. The band occasionally veers off into circularly devised motifs amid manically developed ...read more
Consider the physicality of a Fred Van Hove solo performance. Perhaps the word "physicality" as defined by Merriam-Webster's "intensely physical orientation: with the predominance of the physical usually at the expense of the mental, spiritual, or social," doesn't quite fit. While his solo effort may seem like a 15 round heavyweight fight, it doesn't neglect the mental, spiritual, or social aspects of creative music. Van Hove, born 1937 in Antwerp has been playing free jazz since the 1960s and solo ...read more
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Spaghetti alla Chitarra with Anchovies
|Olive oil
|3 Tablespoon
|2 Clove (10 gm), minced
|White onions
|2 Medium, chopped
|Ripe tomatoes
|8 Medium, peeled, seeded, and chopped
|Anchovy fillets
|12 , coarsely chopped
|White raisins
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs), chopped
|Pignoli nuts
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs) (Pine Nuts)
|Minced fennel
|1 Tablespoon, minced (Fresh)
|Thin spaghetti
|1 Pound, cooked al dente, drained (Spaghetti Alla Chitarra, "Guitar-String" Spaghetti)
|To Taste
|To Taste
In a saucepan, heat the oil, and saute the garlic and onions until soft.
Stir in the tomatoes, and cook over medium heat, stirring, for 10 minutes or until most of the water from the tomatoes has cooked off.
Add the anchovies, raisins, pignoli, fennel, salt, and pepper.
Simmer, stirring, for 3 minutes.
Toss half of the sauce with the hot pasta, serve the remainder on top of the individual servings.
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Nutrition Rank
Nutrition Facts
Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 2889 Calories from Fat 784
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 88 g135%
Saturated Fat 9.9 g49.4%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 73.7 mg24.6%
Sodium 5902.7 mg245.9%
Total Carbohydrates 453 g151%
Dietary Fiber 44.3 g177.3%
Sugars 80.6 g
Protein 88 g175%
Vitamin A 164.7% Vitamin C 255.4%
Calcium 63% Iron 46.2%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


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Also: Teams 86-90 – 91-95 – 96-100 – 101-105 – 106-110 – 111-115 – 116-120 – 121-124
This is the ninth part of our annual preseason team countdown, which will wrap up Aug. 16, two weeks before the start of the 2012 season.
We are working backward from our 124th-ranked team, with the teams packaged in groups of five until we get to our top 50; then, each team gets a day to itself.
|85. Kentucky
| Last season 5-7 overall, 2-6 in SEC (tied for 4th in SEC East
Coach Joker Phillips (11-14, 3rd season)
Fast fact The Wildcats scored just nine rushing TDs last season, third-fewest in the nation. Five SEC running backs scored more rushing TDs by themselves.
Key player QB Maxwell Smith. Smith was pressed into duty as a true freshman last season and did an OK job; he started four games and threw for 769 yards, four TDs and two interceptions. He obviously needs to ramp up the production this fall, but at least he knows the job is his.
The good G Larry Warford is one of the nation's best at the position. DTs Mister Cobble and Donte Rumph should provide some resistance against the run. S Martavius Neloms is heading into his third season as a starter and made 71 tackles last season. K Craig McIntosh is steady.
The bad UK was 118th nationally in total offense last season and the Wildcats have zero proven playmakers on that side of the ball. Can Smith get the job done in the passing game? Is there an SEC-caliber feature back on the roster? And even if there is, will a line featuring three new starters be able to open any holes? The defense lost its two best players in Danny Trevathan and Winston Guy, and the linebacker corps is a giant concern. So are the corners. And so is the pass rush. UK needs a new punter.
The projection This looks like the worst team in the SEC. The nonconference schedule isn't that taxing, but it wouldn't be a surprise to see the Wildcats go winless in the SEC. The offense scares no one, and unless UK gets much tougher against the run (183.2 rushing yards per game allowed last season), league opponents are going to relish playing against the Wildcats. If this team gets to a bowl, it will have been a great coaching job by Phillips and his staff.
|84. Louisiana-Lafayette
| Last season 9-4 overall, 6-2 in Sun Belt (3rd in league)
Coach Mark Hudspeth (9-4, 2nd season at ULL; 75-25, 9th season overall)
Fast fact The Ragin' Cajuns made their first bowl appearance last season, edging San Diego State 32-30 on a last-play field goal in the New Orleans Bowl.
Key player RB Alonzo Harris. He earned the starting job three games into last season as a true freshman. He lacks breakaway speed but is tough between the tackles. ULL was successful last season despite a mediocre rushing attack, and the Ragin' Cajuns certainly wouldn't mind having better offensive balance this season.
The good QB Blaine Gautier adapted well to a new offensive scheme, throwing for 2,958 yards and 23 TDs and also rushing for 486 yards and three scores. His top two receivers, Javone Lawson and Harry Peoples, are back after combining for 120 receptions for 1,789 yards and nine TDs. No. 3 receiver Darryl Surgent, who had six TD receptions, also returns. OTs Leonardo Bates and Jaron Odom are all-league candidates, as is G Daniel Quave. ULL looks good at cornerback. K/P Brett Baer should contend for all-league honors at both positions.
The bad TE Ladarius Green, a four-year starter who was a deep threat, will be missed. ULL also lost, arguably, its four best defenders, including E Bernard Smith, LB Lance Kelley and CB Dwight Bentley. There are no proven playmakers on defense. ULL employs a 3-3-5 scheme and will have an all-new starting front and two new safeties. Kickoff coverage must improve.
The projection Last season was a surprisingly good one for ULL, and it came under a new coach. Hudspeth's offense should be quite good again but expect a fall-off defensively. If it's a big fall-off, ULL could finish under .500. Still, another winning record looks likely. The schedule, other than visits to Florida and Oklahoma State, isn't that demanding, and ULL benefits from playing host to Sun Belt heavyweights FIU and Arkansas State. The last time ULL had back-to-back winning records was 1994-95.
|83. Fresno State
| Last season 4-9 overall, 3-4 in WAC (tied for 4th in league)
Coach Tim DeRuyter (1st season)
Fast fact This is Fresno's first season in the Mountain West Conference after 20 seasons in the WAC. It also marks the first time since 1996 that Pat Hill won't be on the sideline as coach. DeRuyter had been defensive coordinator at Texas A&M.
Key players The defensive linemen. The Bulldogs have switched to a 3-4 set and will have an all-new starting front this fall. Can the new guys handle the job? Coaches are high on Anthony Williams, who has shown some flashes of talent in the past but missed last season for violating team rules. None of the projected starters ever have started a college game. Will they hold up against the run?
The good QB Derek Carr has the look of a big-timer; he threw for 3,544 yards, 26 touchdowns and nine interceptions last season, his first as the starter. He had four 300-yard games and four games in which he threw at least three TD passes. TB Robbie Rouse is a big-timer. He is coming off a 1,549-yard season and has rushed for 2,678 yards and 21 TDs in the past two seasons. T Austin Wentworth should be one of the best offensive linemen in the Mountain West. LB Travis Brown and SS Philip Thomas will contend for all-league honors.
The bad Wentworth is one of just two returning starters on the offensive line, and the line struggled at times last season. There is no proven go-to receiver for Carr after Jalen Saunders decided to transfer. The defense was bad last season (435.9 yards per game, 100th nationally, and a school-record 35.2 points allowed per game, 106th nationally); is moving to the 3-4 going to help? Fresno forced a nation's-low nine turnovers last season and there are no playmakers on that side of the ball. K Kevin Goessling, one of the best in school history, is gone.
The projection A trip to Oregon on Sept. 8 is the only truly tough nonconference game. And the schedule as a whole isn't that difficult; the Mountain West is way down this season. Still, to expect a team under a new coaching staff, using new schemes, and coming off a four-win season to have a winning record is a leap of faith. Fresno certainly has the ability to win seven games. But the line play must improve on both sides of the ball and the defense has to find a way to force some turnovers.
|82. Northern Illinois
| Last season 11-3 overall, 7-1 in MAC (tied for 1st in MAC West)
Coach Dave Doeren (11-3, 2nd season)
Fast fact NIU has had back-to-back 11-win seasons; it's the best two-season stretch in school history.
Key player QB Jordan Lynch. He has to replace Chandler Harnish, who was the only quarterback in the nation last season to throw for 3,000 yards and rush for 1,000 yards. Lynch is a good runner and could end up leading NIU in rushing. But his passing arm is a big question, and that aspect of his game ultimately will decide where the Huskies finish in the MAC West race.
The good One thing that should help Lynch is that NIU has a solid group of receivers, headed by Martel Moore. G Logan Pegram should contend for all-league honors. Eight starters return on defense, including all four guys in the secondary. E Sean Progar is one of the best defensive linemen in the league. K Mathew Sims is another who should vie for all-league honors.
The bad Pegram is the only starter returning off what had been the league's best offensive line. There is no proven player in the projected starting offensive backfield; Lynch has had his moments as a reserve, but he is the guy now and must produce. NIU again seems likely to use a tailback-by-committee approach; will it work? While eight starters return on defense, that unit was torched on an almost-weekly basis last season; the Huskies allowed 415.2 yards per game (88th nationally) and 30.3 points per game (85th nationally). NIU allowed at least 30 points seven times (four games with more than 40) and at least 20 11 times. The return units need a big upgrade.
The projection NIU bludgeoned foes with offense last season, when it rolled up 476.0 yards and 38.3 points per game. But just three starters are back on that side of the ball, meaning the defense has to take up the slack. Doeren made his bones as the defensive coordinator at Wisconsin, and NIU's defense should be better this season. How much better is the question. The schedule isn't that difficult and there are just five true road games; only one of those road opponents had a winning record last season. The offense is not going to be as productive this season, but the expected defensive improvement should keep NIU in the MAC West hunt all season.
|81. Air Force
| Last season 7-6 overall, 3-4 in the Mountain West (5th in the league)
Coach Troy Calhoun (41-24, 6th season)
Fast fact Last season's win total was the Falcons' lowest since they won four games in 2006.
Key player QB Connor Dietz. Dietz, a fifth-year senior, will be the fulltime starter for the first time with the graduation of Tim Jefferson. Dietz is a solid runner and knows how to handle the option pitch, but his passing is a big drop-off from Jefferson. Given the Falcons' offense, passing never is going to be vital. But until Dietz proves he can consistently complete passes, opposing defenses are going to pay even more attention than usual to the Falcons' rushing attack.
The good Wes Cobb and Mike DeWitt should be effective running backs behind Dietz. OT Jason Kons, who will be a third-year starter, should contend for all-league honors. FS Anthony Wooding is another who should vie for all-conference notice. K Parker Herrington did a nice job last season, making 15 of his 18 attempts.
The bad Air Force returns just six starters from last season, three on each side of the ball. Jefferson was a four-year starter at quarterback, and he will be missed. The offensive line has just two starters back. Only one wide receiver on the roster caught more than four passes last season. The Falcons run a 3-4 set and have just one starter on each level of the defense; linebacker could be an especially troublesome position. The run defense was atrocious last season (219.7 yards per game, 109th nationally).
The projection One advantage for Air Force is that the Mountain West is wide open this season and the three teams new to the league are not used to facing a triple-option offense. Other than a trip to Michigan on Sept. 8, the schedule isn't that tough, and six of the first nine games are at home. If the Falcons beat the teams they are supposed to, a bowl bid beckons. For that to happen, though, Dietz has to show he can throw the ball and the rush defense needs big-time improvement.
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She was at home in three cities - London, Dhaka and Calcutta - and in three languages: Bengali, English and Urdu. She revelled in her internationalism and the cultural fusion which she fostered. Her life and work was a celebration of the richness of South Asian - especially Bengali - art and culture, not as a pure and closed form but interacting with, changing and being changed by, other cultures.
She was born Shireen Hasib, in Calcutta, a member of the cultured Bengali Muslim family which also produced Begum Rokeya Hussain (1880-1923), a pioneering writer and worker for women's emancipation in Bengal. Rokeya's legacy under-pinned Shireen's fierce commitment to justice and to women. In 1957 the family moved to East Pakistan, now Bangladesh, where Shireen completed her MA and taught at the University of Dhaka until she came to Britain in 1968 to study English at Cambridge.
After teaching in schools and adult education Akbar was employed by the Inner London Education Authority (ILEA) youth service in 1978 as a youth and community worker with Bengali girls and young women in Tower Hamlets, where her vision and powers of alchemy have made perhaps the most lasting impact.
Her highly original and innovative approach to the work led her to develop a focus on arts and a series of increasingly ambitious collaborative ventures linking the Asian community with the British art world. The first of these was an embroidery project through which groups of girls created glorious embroidered banners of the Bengali alphabet, displayed in the Whitechapel Gallery, in east London, early in 1979.
Recognising that in a racist climate the cultural heritage of the East End's growing South Asian community was being undervalued, Akbar established a learning resource for ILEA schools. Travelling to remote villages in India and Bangladesh she purchased a remarkable collection of traditional household items and toys from rural markets and craftspeople. The artefacts inspired pottery and other art work by children of all ethnic backgrounds in Tower Hamlets schools and led to an exhibition at the Commonwealth Institute in 1983.
Akbar worked closely with the Whitechapel Gallery in 1979 to mount an "Arts of Bengal" exhibition which gave a new perspective to the presence of the migrant community from Bangladesh. In 1988 she created "Woven Air", the exhibition at the Whitechapel of woven and embroidered textiles from Bangladesh. "Woven Air" both celebrated the ancient traditions of Jamdani muslin weaving and Naksha Kantha (traditional quilts) embroidery and brought them up to date with the presence in the gallery of working weavers from Bangladesh.
As well as working with curators and collectors around the world to create this exhibition, Akbar ensured that local children gained as much as possible from their introduction to the arts of Bangladesh. A book of poems, Kanthas in My Head (1988), produced by children from a local primary school showed how the embroideries had inspired them with love and respect both for their parents' homeland and for their mothers' crafts.
Alongside the Whitechapel exhibition Akbar arranged a selling exhibition at Liberty's, enabling the work of the women's co-operative with she was involved in Bangladesh to gain international recognition and thus more women to become self-sufficient.
The next great adventure was "Traffic Art", an exhibition of rickshaw paintings at the Museum of Mankind in 1988. The streets of Bangladesh's capital Dhaka, although choking under traffic fumes, are a mobile gallery of naive art. The city's rickshaws are decorated with richly inventive paintings: tigers and jackals in scenes of political allegory; reflections of globalisation from Tower Bridge to Manhattan; rural idylls and film fantasies. In 1994 the exhibition travelled to Fukuoka Art Museum in Japan, where Shireen Akbar acted as guest curator.
In 1991 Akbar was appointed by the Victoria and Albert Museum as South Asian Arts Education Officer, working to build links between the museum's Nehru Gallery and Britain's South Asian communities. Joining the museum in the week of a devastating cyclone which killed thousands of delta dwellers in Bangladesh, she made an instant impact by organising an evening sitar concert to fund a cyclone shelter. On this occasion, as in so many of the gatherings she organised, she created an atmosphere of enchantment.
Shireen Akbar was a beautiful woman who loved to dress well, making the most of the textiles with which she worked and enjoying dramatic jewellery. Her fragile beauty never hid the fire within her, whose sparks inspired and sometimes alarmed those around her. She had autocratic charm which she used to great effect to bring her extraordinary dreams into reality.
When her marriage ended Akbar undertook the painful but creative process of building a new life, sustained by the support of her daughter and her many loving friends around the world. This journey was interrupted when she developed breast cancer in early 1994. With characteristic courage she spoke of her experience in Bengali newspapers and television, determined to increase Asian women's awareness of breast cancer and treatments and break the stigma of "women's cancer". She fought hard to recover and was full of life and wit, projects and plans.
The last of Shireen Akbar's magical achievements, the Mughal Tent project, brought together all the strands of her life: her passions for Indian art and cultural synthesis; her commitment to women; her determination to achieve the seemingly impossible and her ability to break boundaries. The exquisite panels which will form the tent have been embroidered by women's groups from Tower Hamlets to Somerset, Madras to South Africa. Many have been created by groups of South Asian women with whom Shireen Akbar worked at the museum, most of whom had never entered such a place before. Akbar inspired them to see the relevance of the Nehru Gallery's collection of South Asian art and artefacts to their own lives and identities and to create their own richly worked and beautiful pieces in response. The result is a unique celebration of women, life and creativity.
Caroline Adams and Annie Rae
Shireen Nishat Hasib, educationist: born Calcutta 30 July 1944; married 1968 Anwar Akbar (one daughter; marriage dissolved); died London 7 March 1997.
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Netflix and YouTube share 50% of all fixed downstream Internet traffic, and 23% of mobile. Netflix is way ahead at 31.6% of the bandwidth share, with YouTube at 18.7%. Facebook, with more than a billion users, surprisingly takes up only 1.3%.


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Having spent years on the theatre circuit, popular artiste Alyque Padamsee is now set to take to the stage again. He'll be acting in daughter Raëll Padamsee's next production titled, Death Of A Salesman. This piece of work by Arthur Miller, which has won several accolades, including the Pulitzer Prize, will mark his comeback to acting. Alyque is also directing the play.
"I acted in Death Of A Salesman 20 years ago, but took up direction after that. I stopped acting then, except for playing Jinnah in Gandhi (1982). Raëll urged me to get back on the stage and I always listen to my daughters like an obedient father. I have been missing the thrill of being on the stage," says Padamsee.
Death Of A Salesman is a family drama about love and hate with sharp dialogues. The production also stars Sabira Merchant, Farrokh Mehta, Farid Currim, Rayo Noble, Neel Tolani, Jim Sarbh and newcomers Nishith Dhanak, Cyndy Khojol and Nivvy Randhawa. "Sabira, who plays my wife, has been a tower of strength. Raëll found me two brilliant actors Neel and Jim, who play my sons. And I have the veteran Farrokh Mehta playing Willy's (protagonist played by Padamsee) best friend, which he did 20 years ago as well," says Alyque. This family drama premieres on January 20. "I believe this modern masterpiece is going to thrill young audiences," says Padamsee.


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- Address: P4-P5, First Floor, 1st District, No.11, Kuiqi Yi , foshan, China
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Published date: September 6, 2012 -
- Business Description: Karl Steel International Company Limited (KSICO) was founded in December 2000. The International Sales office is in Foshan city and the plants are located in Jie Yang, Guang Dong, China.
KSICO is the one of leading stainless steel suppliers in China mainland. The total investment exceeds one Billion RMB Yuan on Bao Jia Stainless steel mils and Hao Gang Stainless steel Mils. The cold rolling plants have an annual capacity of producing more than 100,000metric tons 2B stainless steel coils including grade 201/202/304/316 and 200,000 metric tons of Bright Annealed stainless steel coils 409/410/430/439/441/443.
KSICO has Coil Service Center for sheering slitting and surface treatment like 8K polish, NO.4 polish, T gold, embossed, etched, PVC or Paper coated. Each process and product is monitored by a computerized system for strict quality control.
In 2007, KSICO set up a punching plant in Chao Zhou city, making more than 60000 metric tons circles per year.
Due to our excellent quality, full hearted service and competitive price, our products have won a good reputation and taken a great market share both at home and abroad. So far we have exported to countries like turkey, Syria, Iran, Egypt, Pakistan, India, Vietnam, Malaysia, Indonesia, South America, North America and North Europe.
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Package Quality: 3.8
Price: $$
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