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[10 PACK] Anti-Theft Card Sleeve (RFID BLOCKING)
Protect your money and your identity. These sleeves make it easy to protect yourself in the modern world. Fits in any wallet over any card. One order will ship as a pack of 10 total sleeves.
What is RFID?
RFID can be found embedded in some credit cards, passports, and even some driver's licenses. When this technology was placed inside of important handheld items like credit cards, it was designed to make a person's life easier. For instance, RFID technology was meant to make smaller, everyday purchases such as toll payments easier by sending radio signals to the RFID sensor chips on things like credit cards in order to permit faster identification and authorization without contact.
What is this all about?
Advances in technology can introduce some negative consequences. The negative side of RFID technology is its lack of protection. There is no way to stop or cease the radio wave signals that are transmitted between a reader and a person's credit card or passport. Therefore, information that is stored on an RFID embedded item can be easily stolen from several feet away if an RFID reader is put into the wrong hands. The act of wireless identity theft and credit card theft using an RFID reader is called RFID skimming. The fact that this form of theft is so simple and easy to execute causes many people to live in fear.
How do I stop it? Do I need an Anti-Theft sleeve?
Getting an RFID blocking sleeve might be a good idea for those who are issued a credit card with embedded RFID technology.
RFID blocking technology turned the tables, as it gave people a way to interrupt radio wave signals between a reader and the RFID embedded items. RFID blocking wallets create an electromagnetic-repelling shield that surrounds the items inside the wallet. This shield effectively stops reader users from committing identity theft and credit card crimes. Although RFID blocking technology has been around for a while, RFID blocking wallets continue to be a popular item among online shoppers.
In 2016, 15.4 million people were victims of identity theft, and the numbers continue to rise. The advancement of online technology has introduced constant data threats worldwide. Victims of identity theft often experience a loss of money, negative impacts on their credit scores, account consequences, etc.


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5 Best Exercises to Get Rid Of a Muffin Top
Combine these muffin top exercises with a good HIIT cardio routine and supplement your belly fat diet with powerful superfoods to fasten the process.
Be sure to incorporate the belly fat burning foods into your daily meal plans as eating still accounts for 80% of the results you generate.
* Complete 3 sets of the following exercises in sequence (as a circuit). Perform each exercise for the prescribed number of repetitions with little to no rest between exercises.
Rest 60 to 90 seconds between sets. The entire muffin workout takes less 18 minutes.
1. Superman Exercise
To start, lie and face down on the floor or an exercise (Yoga) mat. Extend your arms fully over your head and next to your ears. Simultaneously contract your glutes and raise your arms, legs, and chest off of the floor. Hold the top position for 1 to 2 seconds.
Then Slowly lower your arms, legs and chest back down to the starting position while inhaling. Repeat 10 to 12 times.
2. Side Plank With Tuck
Lie on your left side with your legs straight. Prop yourself up with your right forearm so your body forms a diagonal line. Lift hips in the air, forming a straight line from your ankles to your shoulders and brace your core.
While keeping your torso stable, raise your top leg. Without changing the angle of your body, bring your top knee toward your chest. Pause for 1 to 2 seconds and then return to the starting position. Do 10-12 repetitions before switching and repeating on the other side.
3. Downward-Facing Dog
To begin, get down into a forearm plank with your elbows directly beneath your shoulders, legs extended.
Draw your navel toward the spine and engage your glutes. Press through your heels so calves are lengthened. Your body should form a straight line from head to heels.
Slowly exhale and shift your weight backward by pushing your hips up and back. Continue moving your body until it forms an inverted V, allowing your head to hang loosely between your shoulders.
Keep your legs extended and be sure to maintain a flat back. Hold for 1-2 seconds. Continue back and forth for 10-12 repetitions before moving to the next exercise.
4. Scissors
Lie down flat on your back with your arms at your sides, palms pressing into the floor. You can place your hands under your pelvis if you feel the need to protect your lower back.
Lift both your legs off the floor towards the ceiling, contracting the abs and pressing your lowers abs into the ground.
Keeping your abs engaged and lower back on the ground, slowly lower your right leg until it's a few inches above the floor. Then scissor your legs, lifting your right leg up while lowering your left leg. Continue alternating between your legs for 10-12 reps per leg.
5. Dynamic plank
Not only does this exercise strengthen your core, it also works your chest and shoulders.
To begin, start in plank position with your elbows directly beneath your shoulders. Your body should form a straight-line from your head to heels.
Move your right hand into standard push-up position, then move your left hand into standard push up position. Return to the starting position by lowering onto your right forearm and then your left forearm. Alternate sides, rising onto your left hand next, then your right. Repeat until you complete 10-12 reps on each side.
The Takeaway
There you have it!
5 best muffin top exercises to get rid of love handles. These moves will not only help reduce the excess layers of fat around your belly, but they will also strengthen your core.

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Manhattan has to be seen from the water to be truly appreciated and this luxurious vessel affords unparalleled views of the world-famous skyline from its huge windows.
The Spirit of New York is spaciously designed with climate-controlled interior decks, outdoor strolling decks at the bow and stern, and the largest outdoor patio decks on New York Harbor. Amenities include full service bars, dance floors, and guaranteed seating arrangements.
Enjoy a night of magic, dining and dancing under the stars with the dinner cruise option.
This tour is high in demand and likely to sell out. There is currently limited availability for this year.
Should this tour not be available on your chosen date we do have a premium version of this tour which may be available. Click here for more information>>
3.5 hours (including boarding time)Start time
Boarding: 6:30pm
Sailing: 7:00pm
Duration: Sunday– Friday: 3 hours (including boarding time)
Saturday: 3.5 hours (including boarding time)
The Spirit of New York departs from Chelsea Piers. Directions for reaching the start point are given in Additional Information.
Please report at the meeting point 15 minutes before the boarding time. This is mandatory to ensure time to obtain boarding passes.
The cruises end at Chelsea Pier.
The tour starts from Chelsea Piers and you can board your Spirit of New York Dinner Cruise 30 minutes before your sailing time.
You'll know you're in for a special evening the moment you step aboard Spirit's vibrant decks and are escorted to your candlelit table. Order drinks (payable direct), then feel free to explore the ship while the crew casts off for 3 fabulous hours on New York Harbor.
Your waiter will invite you to the Grande Dinner Buffet, where you can sample a little bit of everything, or just select your favorite fare. Everything is freshly prepared in the shipboard galley and served in the true manner of an ocean-going cruise buffet. Menus change but the following example will give you an idea of what is likely to be on offer:
Menu subject to change.
Savor your culinary selections over perfectly-paced dinner music and enjoy the views of the city lights through the vast windows. After the show, take your drinks topside and relax on the largest outdoor patio deck in the city while Manhattan's magnificent skyline spreads before you in all directions. It's the perfect pause before the pulsing beat of Spirit's dance tunes entices you onto the dance floor.
Spirit's dinner cruises spotlight some of the hottest DJs in the city. For nearly two hours, they will spin your favorite tunes and let you rock 'til you dock - literally. The perfect end to the perfect night.
At the end of your 3-hour cruise, you will be dropped back at Chelsea Pier.
Please contact the activity operator within 5 days of booking or at least 72 hours prior to your arrival into New York to confirm your cruise reservation. You will not be guaranteed a place on the cruise until you have contacted the activity operator to confirm.
Menu is subject to change.
You must print and present your voucher in order to redeem services purchased. Please present your voucher and photo ID at the activity operator ticket kiosk located dockside. You will be issued boarding passes at this time. Boarding begins 30 minutes prior to cruise departure time.
Cruises will go ahead year-round, rain or shine. In the rare event the Coast Guard prohibits cruising because of weather, your activity operator will contact you to make other arrangements.
Dress Code - For men, appropriate attire includes slacks and a polo or button down shirt. For women, nice slacks, Capri pants or a sundress is recommended. Although allowed, we strongly discourage collarless t-shirts, jeans, shorts or athletic shoes.
Safety Alert - Pursuant to an advisory issued by the U.S. Coast Guard, please power off Samsung Galaxy Note 7 devices while onboard the ship.
The Spirit of the Night NY Cruise is definitely a must-do experience while visiting NY. You can take great night pictures of NY's landmarks and will have and amazing time while...Alejandra Mendoza, Mexico
The tour on the cruise was wonderful. The staff on the cruise is very helpful. I had great time there....Jia Yan, China
Thank you for your concern unfortunately we aren't in a position to be connected to Facebook but would like to say we thoroughly enjoyed our cruise and would be sure to book with...mr neil g cotterill, United Kingdom


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Published on February 23, 2017
Colorectal cancer is the third most common cancer – and one of the most preventable. Most early colorectal cancers produce no symptoms, which is why screening for colorectal cancer is so important.
Join Rush Copley Medical Group surgeon J.B. Joo, M.D., FACS, FASCRS, and oncologist, Joseph Meschi, M.D., on Wednesday, March 22, from 6:30 to 8 p.m. for a dinner presentation discussing new treatments and advancements made in colorectal cancer. An oncology survivorship nurse navigator, wound ostomy nurse and oncology social worker will join the physicians for a panel discussion on navigation, survivorship, ostomy care and psychosocial support. Dinner will be provided.
The program will be held at Waterford Cancer Resource Center, 1310 Waterford Drive, Aurora. Registration is required. Register by phone at 331-301-5280. Hurry, space is limited.
About Waterford PlaceWaterford Place Cancer Resource Center offers services and support, free of charge, to anyone impacted by a cancer diagnosis regardless of where they receive treatment. The center's warm environment invites participants to connect with support services including mind-body classes, expressive therapies and informational programs along with a salon featuring an American Cancer Society® wig boutique. Waterford Place is a department of Rush Copley Medical Center.
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The cost of travel insurance cover
The demand for travel insurance is beginning to take shape around the globe, as more and more people continue to grasp what it entail. The travel insurance cover is an AXA Insurance which caters for all the problems that you may experience with your travel, these includes cancellations, rescheduling or even emergency medical expenses. One of the major problem that people find with travel insurance cover is the perception that it is costly and therefore not worth it. However, nothing could be further from the truth because it caters for the losses, which you could experience while on transit. In most cases, many insurance cover companies will charge a percentage of four to ten of the total cost of your prepaid nonrefundable fee. This article will therefore delve onto the factors that affect the cost of life insurance cover. They include.
Age of the passenger
The age of the person taking the travel insurance cover is one of the most important factor that determines how much you will pay for the travel insurance cover. This is because age determines so many things including the health of the traveler on transit. Therefore, the older you are the more you will pay, because you have a higher risk of suffering complications especially health during transit. On the other hand, whenever you are travelling with the minors, you can add them on your cover without any additional costs or at a small fee, provided that you prove that they are minors.
The amount of people on transit
Another factor that greatly determines the amount you will have to pay for your Travel Insurance is the number of people you intend to buy the insurance cover for. As expected, the more you are in the cover the more you will be required to pay. This is because the more you are the more the chances of developing complicationswhile in transit. In addition, in case of anything, the insurance cover will be responsible for a large number of people and thus will require more funds.
The type of cover
The cover you tend to buy will also influence the amount of money that you will be required to pay for the travel insurance cover. There are very many travel insurance covers, which insurance companies offer to their clients. These different covers include different types of covers, which others don't cover. Therefore, in case you want a cover which is inclusive of everything that is travel costs, cancellations, and medical costs among others. You will be required to pay more because in case you experience difficulties, the insurance company will cover you on all the factors that you are covered from.
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Greater Bridgeport Retired Teachers Association offers scholarships
Members of the Greater Bridgeport Retired Teachers Association, retired teachers who taught in or reside in any of eight local towns, raise money for scholarships which help graduating public high school seniors further their schooling to become professional educators.
Awards in the amount of $1,000 each are available to 16 deserving seniors, one from each of the public high schools in Greater Bridgeport (Bridgeport, Easton, Fairfield, Milford, Monroe, Shelton, Stratford and Trumbull), who qualify in the areas of scholarship, citizenship and community service and who have expressed intention to pursue careers in education.
Interested seniors should contact a local high school guidance counselor for an application form. More information is available from GBRTA Scholarship Chairman Marilyn Mitchell at 203-261-4767.


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I don't know what happened today. Well, for starters, I got this idea in my head yesterday that I wanted to wake up and go away for the weekend. Somewhere beautiful… by the ocean. Then I took a look at hotel prices. Nope.
So, I woke up today around… 10-ish. I guess I was pretty tired. Kinda sucked though, because an earlier start might have pushed me to go somewhere. Anyway.
Went out for breakfast at Venita Rhea's, and instead of getting what I knew I would like, I tried something else. It was alright. Then I ran around doing all sorts of stuff… It was windy, and I had chosen to wear a skirt. Yep. Saw an ad in a local free magazine whilst eating my breakfast about how a new place that just does waxing was giving away free eyebrow, underarm, or bikini waxes. I decided to go and get my eyebrows done. That was cool, because it was in a swanky new place, and it was FREE. Got Marilyn Manson's latest album. The first two songs are good… I kinda phased out after that, because I was trying to make the most out of my day. Went out to eat for dinner as well. Tried something different. Today was not my day on trying new things to eat lol. I did get my beloved magazine however. That was also worth it to me. Also did some thrift store shopping and found a couple of really cute black and white tops. And, we got to see our friend whom we haven't seen in a long time… Strangely enough, he was in his car behind us and we had him follow us to where we were going just so that we could share a cup of coffee and catch up before he had to be on his way.
I dunno. Finally started to head home, and I felt like… blank. I have no idea why. I got the magazine I wanted, I saw a friend unexpectedly, I got a free eyebrow wax… I dunno. As soon as I came home, I hid upstairs and just flopped on the futon, wanting to be alone. I feel a bit better now… mostly, I just feel tired.
I hope that I can make sure that I stay in a better perspective tomorrow… I normally would be working, but one of the shifts switched with me, so I have it off. Yus.


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I'm looking for a collection of Mandarin proverbs or sayings. To give an idea of what I'm interested in, I found some online access to the Tao Te Ching and Sun Tzu's Art of War in original Chinese, and also with phrase-by-phrase translation into English. I was excited to find these, and I would welc...
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I've been told that one of my characters shows up as "Creation1" in online matches. I've seen it happen to other people as well.
It seems to happen mostly on characters themed after someone specific. Mine is "Conan", so I'm wondering if there is a name ban list or something. Do some IP related names get automatically converted to "Creation 1"? Does anyone know if there's a full list somewhere? I haven't been able to find any info on this.


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- ITV Report
Brooks Way break silence over X Factor boot
Live updates
X Factor winner Sam Bailey expecting her third child
The X Factor winner Sam Bailey revealed she is expecting a third child - and discovered she was pregnant while in a supermarket toilet.
The 36-year-old singer told The Sun (£) her husband Craig darted off to fetch a test after the former prison officer suspected she might be pregnant.
Bailey, who won the last series of the ITV talent show, said her forthcoming tour has had to be rescheduled after discovering the news.
She told the newspaper: "I was really upset because I thought I'd let everyone at my management and the record label down.
"But they were really good about it. I was going to go on tour solo at the end of October - but I have managed to move it until January."
- ITV Report
Simon Cowell reveals alcohol helps spark his creativity
Simon Cowell said drinking alcohol in the early hours helps him enter a "calm place" and come up ideas for new TV shows.Read the full story ›
- ITV Report
X Factor dream over for boy band Kingsland Road
Boy band Kingsland Road were voted off The X Factor tonight - much to the dismay of judge Gary Barlow.Read the full story ›
The X Factor wins ratings battle with 9.7m viewers
The X Factor drew a peak audience of 9.7 million viewers last night, topping the Saturday night ratings.
Between 8.00pm and 9.00pm, The X Factor drew an average audience of 8.8 million viewers or 40 percent share of viewing, the most watched programme of the night.
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X Factor hopefuls make it past the Arena to boot camp
The X Factor hopefuls sang their hearts out in front of an audience of thousands at Wembley Arena.Read the full story ›
Tulisa: 'I won't be part of the X Factor panel this year'
The singer Tulisa Contostavlos has tweeted that she "won't be part of the X Factor panel this year":
Just wanted to let you all know that I won't be part of the X Factor panel this year. I've had a great time (cont) http://t.co/Yc0N71DRz7
Her tweet continues: "Just wanted to let you all know that I won't be part of the X Factor panel this year.
"I've had a great time on the show, but this year it's time to do something different.
"I'd like to thank everyone on The X Factor for two amazing years. Stay tuned as I have a very exciting announcement soon!"
Open auditions for groups for the new series are taking place in London today.
Gary Barlow calls time on his personal record label
The X Factor judge Gary Barlow has said he has closed his music label Future Records because he has too many commitments, including his home life.
All of the artists signed up to the Take That star's Future Records are to be taken over by the label's parent company Universal.
Barlow, whose fourth child, Poppy, was stillborn in August, told The Sun: "It's been a very difficult decision but it came down to time. I've had a lot going on recently and I want to spend more time with my family."
Justice Collective celebrates Christmas number one
You lot are amazing. This is YOUR No.1 #JFT96
Here we are in Reggie Yates studio as it was announced http://t.co/4Q68D9F9
James Arthur congratulates Hillsborough single artists
He ain't heavy he's my brother the deserved Xmas number 1. Beautiful song and a very worthy cause. Bless all affected by the disaster #LOVE
Hillsborough tribute single takes Christmas top spot
Global Radio has announced the Hillsborough tragedy tribute single has topped the charts to become the 2012 Christmas number one.
The Justice Collective's version of He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother sold more than 269,000 copies.


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The Black Hippy crew of Kendrick Lamar, Ab-Soul, Jay Rock and Schoolboy Q invaded the Paid Dues Festival in San Bernardino, California on Saturday, March 30th.
The crew performed "m.A.A.d city," "B*tch, Don't Kill My Vibe," Black Lip B*stard," "Yay Yay" and "Money Trees."
Kendrick Lamar "B*tch, Don't Kill My Vibe"
Black Hippy "Black Lip B*stard" remix
Kendrick Lamar & Jay Rock - "Money Trees"
Kendrick Lamar & TDE - "m.A.A.d city"
Schoolboy Q "Yay Yay"
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Whimsical lettering inspiration
Dying over this fun yet sophisticated lettering by Bernadette Pascua…love all the different styles that mingle together perfectly. We thought it would be such great inspiration for fun wedding invites, signs, or little tags on your favor bags!
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Heather on Feb 24, 2011
love this! such a fashionable take on calligraphy!
Brittany H on Feb 24, 2011
I absolutely adore font styles. You can ruin something by using the wrong font, or just a terrible one like Papyrus. Lol PS- I'm hosting my first GIVEAWAY on my blog! Please come and see! X
Anna on Feb 24, 2011
I love when fonts have that effortless look to them.
Jacqueline on Feb 24, 2011
the art of handwriting -- love.
kate on Feb 24, 2011
so SO perfect. thank you for this!
maria @ {ritzy bee} on Feb 24, 2011
Katie | Invitations by Ajalon on Feb 24, 2011
Looooove this! Can you imagine printing these styles in letterpress?! I'd die. Of love.
Lindsay on Feb 24, 2011
Gosh I just love this! So unique! You guys always find the best inspiration.
christina {simply modern} on Feb 24, 2011
i am in love with all these various typestyles!!! i just want these as fonts on my computer so i can play with them all day!
Kelsey on Feb 24, 2011
Beautiful! They are all so pretty and natural.
Rebecca on Feb 24, 2011
This is amazing! Thank you for sharing!!
McKenzie Powell Designs on Feb 25, 2011
So fun! I need to go dig out my calligraphy supplies. I've been inspired!
christina loucks on Mar 14, 2011
my words have been stolen from me and left on this page. this is just so gorgeous i want to frame it + hang it on my wall. from someone who loves sketch pencil art, this organic natured typography has truly stolen my heart.
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Dear Tami –
You are definitely my very favorite niece. Oh, stop. Wait. I'm not sure you are actually my niece. You are so awesome, though. I wish I were more like you!!!!!!
And, I have another favorite niece too, so I guess what I'm saying is you are definitely one of my two favorite nieces. Of course one is actually a niece.
Whatever . . .
This post is for you and you alone.
I remember the first time I ever met you. It was [surprise!] at Meeks' Cabin Campground. I think I had just moved back this way after spending a decade out east with you know. I thought it was kind of wierd that Tracy knew you because I didn't even know you. I did spend time with your Mom at reunions and family goings-on, [can you imagine! Some people say going-ons!] but didn't know much more than names. I wasn't very close to your family because I thought they kind of looked down on us Smith kids and so I pretty much steered clear of all persons named Rollins. I'm sure it was one of my earliest inferiority complexes just beginning to take root.
I was slightly removed from all things happening around me because, well, I had some personal trauma to deal with, and it pretty much consumed me. Ask any of my five children who have had to fend for themselves for the last half of the previous century. But you came along and mostly took Tracy's mind off several divorces and marriages. You distracted her from reality and you became such a wonderful confidant and friend. You two talked about everything — and I do mean everything — many of which have embarrassed the dickens out of everyone in my generation. You have supported her and encouraged her.
Then, you and I began to be friends, as well. I think it was when you started going to GRL with us. You were so strong and courageous to haul your growing and expanding family up there and stay in the rain and mud and cold with us. I mean, WE love it, but hardly expected YOU to. You played Rook with us. And you stole my heart. You stood your ground against Mr. Sarcastic, who we have all learned to love and adore. You nursed and hiked at the same time. You nursed, hiked and changed diapers at the same time. You nursed, hiked, changed diapers, tossed in a line, swam the river and shooed off bears.
And we shared some tender moments.
Then you hugged me a couple of times and although I'm not the touchy type [more information on that here] it felt good.
I have been hearing rumblings that you and your family might move a couple hundred miles back this direction and that thrills me to no end because, well, mostly because my daughter, Tracy, needs you.
I surely hope this post will make up for all the times I have neglected to write on a daily basis. Some days my weight gets to me and I think how the heck can I write anything interesting or inspiring or thought-provoking or of value when I weigh a ton. A TON!
And look at you!!!!! You don't even blog about the ups and downs of weight loss. You just go and lose 30 pounds! You show up at Mikelle's sealing looking like a bazillion bazookas, all trim and gorgeous without the never-ending drama and trauma of moi! I recognize all over again that you can pretty much do anything you set your mind to.
So, now I'm all envious and proud of you at the same time!!!!
Even though you do tend to bring out my most visible idiosyncrasies and character flaws, I think you are just the most amazing [and I don't say that lightly or often, oh, wait, maybe I do . . .] and wonderful person and if you were here right this minute, I believe it would only be appropriate to throw confetti in your general direction. As a celebration of sorts! [Thank you Jessica.]
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Wringing song, satire from the headlines
PCLI invites everyone to ring out the old year and welcome the new with laughter. This year our Capitol Steps-style review of politics and culture features our usual blend of melody and parody, but also features a farewell from a "powerful" Long Island icon, Richard Kessel. Or maybe not: perhaps Richie will choose our show as a venue for describing plans to plug-in to a new venture. Join us and find out!
Times like these call for comedy! Our review of recent events on Long Island is framed around the insights of a lovely, young reporter as she's introduced to the mores and methods of the local press corp. Included in her lessons are wry looks at trends in outsourcing jobs, in-sourcing immigrant labor, gas-prices in a commuter culture, and listening as the air leaks from Long Island's housing bubble. It's fun. Honest! Have you ever been misled by the press?
Send-ups for satire this year include America's favorite Long Islanders Lindsay Lohan, Studly Septugenarian Al D'Amato, and of course, all-time hall-of-famers Joey and Amy. Borrowed tunes include works by Petula Clarke (as accompanied by a duo of hot back-up singers), Crosby, Stills & Nash, Kim Carnes, Madonna, and that hot new artist all the kids are talking about, Stephen Foster …
I look forward to seeing you on Thursday, Dec. 6 at the Hilton Hotel, Melville! This is your announcer speaking.
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Of all the versions of Assassin's Creed, the one that we enjoyed the most was the original. Running around tree-tops in Northern America just seemed.... wrong. Italy was nice, but there was so much water. France would be our third favorite. Seriously though nothing beats the original.
|Assassins Creed Altair Ibn-La'Ahad
- This is not the fully evolved Altair.
- He lacks the short blade - which we absolutely loved and preferred over the long-sword because it allowed for an easy counter-attack and we have a thing for Altair's use of the reverse grip.
- He lacks the throwing blades that would be mounted over his right shoulder. The GI Joe Ultimate Storm Shadow figure uses a similar mechanism for his darts.
- This particular figure is from the same company that made the HALO figures that we love for having such high-levels of articulation. This particular figure CAN BARELY MOVE!!!! His tabbard and cowl prevent most of his movement. What the frack! This figure is built into the visage of someone who runs around rooftops and he can't move. MAJOR BOOOO!!!!
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- That is some detailing! Altair really looks like he's dressed in canvass and leather. We're particularly fond of:
- Altair's belt. This not only serves as armor, it also holds the sheathes for his throwing knives. The back of the belt holds Altair's various pouches
- His cowl. It can actually be removed but you would have to fidget the shoulder belt out of the way. Even without removing it, you can see Altair's scared lip.
- Altair's left arm bracer that holds his hidden blade. The action figure come with a hidden blade that can be removed and replaced. You can choose between an extended and a folded version of the blade. We're not sure why McFarlane thought it best to clip the end of the blade.
- Of particular note is Altair's missing finger which allows the blade to pass through his hand safely.
- Altair can hold his throwing knives.
The McFarlane Assassins Creed Altair Ibn-La'Ahad action figure is available on Amazon for US$ 34.95 (Roughly PhP 1,750 plus shipping). Not bad for a figure that can't move.
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Created by Security Council resolution 1888 (2009), the Office of the Special Representative of the Secretary-General on Sexual Violence in Conflict (OSRSG-SVC) is led by a Special Representative who serves as the United Nations' spokesperson and political advocate on conflict-related sexual violence, and is the chair of the network UN Action against Sexual Violence in Conflict. The United Nations Team of Experts on Rule of Law/Sexual Violence in Conflict (TOE) is a tool at the disposal of the OSRSG-SVC to assist governments to deliver on their commitments, and particularly addressing the issue of impunity and accountability.
Established pursuant to Security Council resolution 1888 (2009), the TOE is as a multi-entity Team that brings together technical experts from the Office of the SRSG on Sexual Violence in Conflict, the Department of Peacekeeping Operations (DPKO), the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) and the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) to assist governments in conflict and post-conflict situations by strengthening their capacity to address conflict-related sexual violence. It focuses on assisting national institutions in the following main thematic areas, as they relate to sexual violence: criminal investigations and prosecution; collection and preservation of evidence; military justice system investigation and prosecution; criminal law reform and procedural law reform; protection of victims, witnesses and justice officials; and reparations for survivors of sexual violence.
The Team is guided by the belief that national ownership, leadership and responsibility are greatly enhanced when support builds on existing government initiatives. Its approach also promotes south-south cooperation, enabling countries facing similar sexual violence challenges to learn from each other's good practices. In delivering its work, the TOE is supported by a roster of experts and a number of seconded experts.


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Habasit is the worldwide number one in the belting industry. During decades of market leadership we have developed a broad range of superior products and services, and a profound knowledge base and experience. Building on these strengths, we are combining our dynamic growth with a continuous extension of our offering. Our totally customer-driven approach makes Habasit the best provider of high-quality power transmission and conveying solutions for every application.
As a family-owned firm based in Switzerland with a global presence in over 70 countries, Habasit is your partner for the long-term.
Product Portfolio
Conveyor and Processing Belts
Habasit conveyor and processing belts offer a large variety of application-driven cover materials and surface structures in several industry-suitable colors. The materials and designs are selected to cope with a broad range of application requirements, including resistance to wear or chemical agents, and to high or low temperatures. Furthermore, they maintain excellent stress-strain behavior through the use of carefully selected tension members.
While the term "conveyor belt" is used for belts that convey goods from one point to another, the name "processing belts" is used for belts that also fulfill key functions in the manufacturing process. Typical examples of processing belts include printing blankets for textile printing, or prepress belts in particle board production.
Light Conveyor Belts
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Light conveyor belts feature European-style construction, based on plied belts. Thanks to their wide construction modules, they can be made highly flexible to cope with small pulley diameters, or very stiff for use in heavy industries. Light belts can be installed for almost all materials handling and processing industry applications. High-tech automation usually uses light conveyor belts.
Heavy Conveyor Belts
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Heavy conveyor belts refer to US-style conveyor belts that are interwoven or nonwoven in construction, as opposed to plied European-style belts. Thanks to their construction, US-style conveyor belts are generally more durable (with better puncture and tear resistance) and have higher lateral rigidity than European-style belts. However, they may be somewhat less flexible and may require higher tension in order to run properly.
Food Conveyor Belts
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Habasit provides an extensive food conveyor and processing belt range featuring high-quality coating materials suitable for all modern food processes. These belts offer excellent release properties for all kinds of sticky foodstuffs, combined with sophisticated chemical resistance against current cleaning agents. Our belts offer outstanding performance and a superior service life, as well as full compliance with EU and FDA regulations.
Main food belt ranges:
TPU belts
PVC belts
TPO (Cleanline) belts
Silicone cover belts
Belts with fabric surfaces
Rotary molder belts
Tobacco Belts
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Habasit P line polyester and polyolefin belts meet all current tobacco industry requirements such as pyrolysis resistance and food approval. They also contribute to reducing contamination through their superior release and easy cleaning properties. Our P-line belts have a long service life even under difficult circumstances, and are shown to contribute significantly to improved plant efficiency.
Printing Blankets
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Habasit is the world's leading printing blanket manufacturer. Our premium printing blankets are well-known for their excellent quality and high reliability. They are used for flat screen, rotary and ink-jet machines, as well as for printing tables. Habasit printing blankets ensure high printing accuracy, quick installation, and ease of use.
Crosslapper Belts
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Habasit crosslapper belts meet all the requirements of modern web-laying machines in the nonwovens industry. The belts are known in the market for their excellent quality and high reliability. They are available in widths of up to 4000 mm, open prepared or made endless. The belts provide excellent release properties for the fiber web, with short installation and start-up times, and an excellent price/value ratio.
Wood Processing
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Wood processing machines require robust and precise industrial belting. Renowned in the board and panel industry, Habasit's deaeration, forming and prepressing belts offer the best solutions. From solid-wood processing to industrial furniture manufacturing, to production lines of all kinds of engineered wood products, Habasit belts satisfy the most ambitious application needs.
Tire Manufacturing
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For tire building, cooling and handling, Habasit offers a specific range of conveyor and processing belts. These deliver excellent temperature and chemical resistance, combined with superior release properties and abrasion resistance. We provide tailor-made belting solutions for the rubber and tire manufacturing industries that meet the highest standards of quality and reliability.
Habasit Fitline Treadmill Belts
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Habasit offers advanced maintenance-free belts that need no lubrication. Habasit Fitline treadmill belts run free of any wax-related build-ups on decks or pulleys, and provide low and constant energy consumption. Customers also profit from their excellent tracking, high dimensional stability and durability, and attractive appearance
Woven PVC-Coated Belts - flame retardant
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Flame-retardant belts feature a robust interwoven carcass that is extremely puncture- and tear-resistant. The belts are coated with a special flame-retarding PVC compound for use in airport baggage or parcel handling applications. These products are known as Allveyor Package Handling belts.
Punching Belts
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Habasit punching belts are specially designed for excellent oil resistance, mechanical stability, and abrasion resistance, making them extremely durable and reliable. The scratch resistance of the belt surfaces is a key feature, leading to a longer belt service life, less downtime, and reduced costs.
Elastomer Covered Belts
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Habasit elastomer covered belts offer a large variety of cover materials, strength classes and surface structures. They are suitable for a wide range of demanding applications. The belts support efficient and economic processes, and feature high abrasion resistance, a consistent coefficient of friction, and a long belt life.
Habasit Cleandrive Positive Drive Belts
Habasit Cleandrive positive drive belts reduce the risk of contamination due to product waste and residues in gaps, hinges and dead spots. At the same time, they offer the mechanical and chemical advantages of plastic modular belts. They improve hygiene conditions and are particularly appropriate for industrial food processing.
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Overall Design
Habasit Cleandrive positive drive belts combine the benefits of closed conveyor belt surfaces with the advantage of low tensioned, positive drive modular belts. They are specifically designed for applications in hygiene-sensitive areas.
Main features:
Totally closed homogeneous design
Cord-reinforced belt body
Rounded full width drive bar
Hydrolysis-resistant material
Hinge-free endless conveyor belt
Drive bar
The full belt width drive bar guarantees firm and reliable engagement in the sprockets, as well as smooth and trouble-free running. The rounded geometry, combined with a smooth surface, permits easy cleaning.
Tensile member
A fully embedded high-tech fiber tensile member ensures constant belt dimensions without any creep under load. This ensures energy-saving tracking and a long belt service life (see enlarged crosscut illustration).
Habasit Cleandrive positive drive belts are designed to fit into sprockets. The dedicated Cleandrive HyCLEAN sprockets are specifically designed with rounded geometry and open spaces for easy cleaning.
HabasitLINK Modular Belts
Habasit plastic modular belts are assembled in a bricklay pattern. This feature allows the construction of virtually any width and length. Our custom-made belts are available with flights and side guards as an integral part of the belt, and are secured with full-width plastic hinge rods.
Straight Belts
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Straight belts for horizontal, inclined, or declined conveying applications.
Radius Belts
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Radius belts are designed for easy conveying in curved applications. These belts can operate in both straight and radius applications.
Spiral Belts
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Spiral belts are specifically designed for low tension spiral applications in buffering, proofing, cooling or freezing lines.
HabaCHAIN Slat and Conveyor Chains
Designed, produced, and serviced by the worldwide leader in belting, the HabaCHAIN range offers top-class innovation and quality combined with excellent reliability and cost-efficiency.
HabaCHAIN products are available in both straight-running and radius/side-flexing versions, and run on most systems and sprockets on the market today. They are fully compatible with industry standards, making them ideal for retrofitting.
Slat Top Chains
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Straight- and radius-running plastic chains with a large, flat support area for product conveying. Steel chains for heavy-duty or abrasive applications.
Low Back Pressure Chains LBP
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Slat chains equipped with small rollers on top for low-pressure case or crate accumulation.
Snap-On Chains
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Two-piece chains with a steel roller base chain and plastic top plate.
Flexi Chains
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Highly flexible radius-running plastic chains for modular conveyor systems.
Case Chains
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Plastic chains mainly used for case handling and providing easy sanitation.
Multiflex Chains
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Heavy-duty biplanar plastic chains for inclined conveyors and a small radius.
HabaSYNC Timing Belts
HabaSYNC timing belts support conveying and linear movement applications where optimum performance requires precise product placement and component positioning. High-quality materials coupled with our state-of-the-art manufacturing process and years of experience ensure innovative solutions tailored to your needs.
HabaSYNC belts are generally used in applications where exact product placement and precise component positioning is required. Synchronization is achieved by meshing the belt teeth into a matching similar-pitch pulley. Our timing belts are available in imperial and metric pitches.
Standard Timing Belts
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HabaSYNC standard timing belts offer reliable conveying and linear movement with their trapezoid or curvilinear tooth shapes in metric and imperial pitches.
Abrasion resistant white TPU with 92 Shore A yields good oil and chemical resistance. Our timing belts with steel or aramide cords are available in various widths and can be supplemented with guides and profiles or with special covers on the conveying side.
Timing Belts with Integrated Tracking Guide
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HabaSYNC self-tracking timing belts provide integrally extruded guides to insure efficient and reliable tracking on long span narrow belt applications or where products are side loaded onto the belts. Abrasion resistant white TPU material with 92 Shore A yields good oil and chemical resistance.
Timing Belts for Dry Food Applications
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For food production HabaSYNC offers a range of transparent 88 Shore A polyester TPU timing belts with aramide cords. They are designed for dry handling applications where oil and UV resistance is a must. Our belts are available in the popular industry pitches and promoted to meet food screening and packaging process requirements.
Timing Belts for Wet Food Applications
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For food production and packaging applications we offer HabaSYNC blue 90 Shore A polyether TPU timing belts with aramide cords. These belts are designed for the use in wet environments where humidity, wash down and oily conditions can be found. Our belts are available in the popular industry pitches for food and packaging.
Antistatic Timing Belts
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HabaSYNC antistatic belts are designed for applications where a static charge could have an adverse effect on the product conveyed. HabaSYNC, available in select pitches is offered with a transparent 88 Shore A polyester TPU, reinforced with steel cords and covered on the tooth and conveying side with an antistatic fabric, tested to meet ISO 9563 compliance.
Timing Belts for Special Applications
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Many applications are dictated by their environment. This is especially the case with timing belts that are used for synchronized conveying and linear positioning. Many applications require special characteristics like stronger cords, more flexible cords, alternative materials or colors, additional thickness or covers with surface enhancements for increased friction as well as many other unique conditions. Below you find our belt designs providing solutions for specific industry needs.
Truly Endless Flex Belts
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HabaSYNC Flex Belts offer high reliability and precision performance. Manufactured with truly endless cords without a welding splice, these products are ideal where higher strength and precision are required as well as for power transmission applications. Our Flex Belts are available in widths of 150 mm, with lengths ranging from 1300 mm up to 7200 mm. They are manufactured with aramid or steel cords and thermoplastic polyurethane matrix material. Our Flex Belts can also be individually fabricated enhancing the performance in your application.
Wide Timing Belts
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HabaSYNC Wide Timing Belts offer easy maintenance and reliable processing performance. Available in width of up to 600 milimeters with aramid cords and thermoplastic polyurethane, allow them to be used in a wide variety of applications. Our Wide Timing Belts can be also individually fabricated on demand to enhance performance for your application.
Power Transmission Belts
Habasit power transmission belts are tailor-made to suit specific industry and application needs or machine designs. We offer three different traction layer materials, used by three different belt concepts, for open drive, tangential drive, multiple pulley drive, live roller drive, and double-sided power transmission.
In summary:
Polyester belts - the versatile types
Polyamide - the hard-working belts
Aramide - the sophisticated belts
Polyester Power Transmission Belts
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Habasit has years of experience with polyester products in a wide range of industries and applications. The result is a product range with an outstanding price-to-value ratio, which is now the first choice of textile OEMs worldwide.
Polyamide Machine Tapes
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Our comprehensive range of polyamide power transmission belts is well-known for its reliability and long service life in the most demanding applications and harsh conditions. Their traction layers are highly resilient and can cope with intermittent overloads, which prevents residual elongation. In addition, many of these products are known for their excellent performance as processing belts.
Aramide Power Transmission Belts
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TF tangential and flat belts
TF range belts are the best choice for very long belts in situations where high accuracy and consistent belt speeds are required, e.g. in applications in the textile industry and the post sector, e.g. for letter sorting. The belts' advantages include a high modulus of elasticity that results in very high spindle revolution uniformity, no retensioning, low energy consumption, and a long service life.
Main features
Symmetric belt construction, suitable for double-sided power transmission
Low energy consumption
Highly flexible
Excellent reversed bending and flex fatigue properties
Very high accuracy of rpm thanks to a high modulus of elasticity
Very short take-up
Extremely compact driving configurations (serpentine drive)
Suitable for high speeds
Proven NBR rubber covers with high abrasion resistance
Simple and fast to join (adhesive-free Flexproof method)
Machine Tapes
Machine tapes are central to manufacturing operations. They convey, speed up, slow down, position and, when required, fold the paper material processed.
Habasit's comprehensive range of Hamid, polyamide and polyurethane machine tapes are manufactured with abrasion-resistant NBR covers or other application-oriented surface materials. They provide the industry with effective and comprehensive belting solutions that are extremely reliable, have constant grip, and offer long service lives
Hamid Machine Tapes
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The design of the Hamid machine tapes allows them to be joined quickly by fusing the ends together without the use of adhesives. This results in a superior product with uniform flexibility over the whole length. In addition, it provides significant cost savings in terms of maintenance and reduced downtimes. Elastic Hamid machine tapes are also available.
Main features
Simple and fast adhesive-free joining method
Uniform longitudinal flexibility (thanks to the adhesive-free joint)
Low energy consumption, due to high longitudinal flexibility
Excellent reversed bending and flex fatigue properties
Copes with small pulley diameters
Good dimensional stability, low sensitivity to humidity
High abrasion resistance
Application-oriented surface properties, gentle treatment of transported goods
Elastic types are available
Polyamide Machine Tapes
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The traction layer of these machine tapes is highly resilient and can cope with intermittent overloads, which prevents residual elongation. This makes retensioning unnecessary, and avoids costly and time-consuming machine downtimes.
Main features
Good dimensional stability
Can cope with intermittent overloads, very forgiving
Very good reversed bending and flex fatigue properties
High abrasion resistance
Application-oriented surface properties, gentle treatment of transported goods
Polyurethane Machine Tapes
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Fine textile-structure friction covers made of TPU, specifically developed for belt surfaces undergoing high stress, provide best-in-class abrasion resistance.
The design of polyurethane machine tapes allows the tape to be joined quickly by fusing the ends together without using adhesives (using the Flexproof or Quickmelt joining methods). The elastic TPU foil traction layer permits quick installation with short machine downtimes. These machine tapes do not require tensioning devices. Despite its elasticity, the foil remains dimensionally stable after running-in.
Main features
Simple and fast joining method
Uniform longitudinal flexibility thanks to the knock-free joint
High abrasion resistance
Constant and gentle grip structure
Gentle treatment of transported goods
Elastic types are available
Spindle Tapes
Habasit spindle tapes have been setting the benchmarks for spindle tapes for decades, and are in demand by customers all around the world. Habasit W-spindle tapes were developed through intensive cooperation with a leading machine manufacturer with bases in Switzerland, Japan, China and India. They feature the ability to handle spindle speeds over 20,000 rpm, no fiber fly accumulation, and a long and reliable service life.
Polyamide Spindle Tapes
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Habasit's polyamide TS and HS spindle tapes have been the market leaders for ring spinning applications for over 40 years. By working closely with major machine manufacturers, Habasit has ensured continuous improvements that keep these products up to speed with the latest industry requirements.
Main features:
Robust and reliable
High abrasion resistance of belt surfaces
Long service life
Polyester Spindle Tapes
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Our polyester fabric W spindle tapes complement the polyamide range, offering a solution for high-speed applications where the highest yarn qualities are produced, and where an easy and simple joining method is needed.
Main features:
No fiber accumulation, no cleaning operations
Constant spindle speed and yarn quality
Minimized speed loss during spindle stop
High abrasion resistance of belt surfaces
Long service life
Simple and fast to join (adhesive-free Flexproof method)
Folder-Gluer Belts
Habasit offers a comprehensive range of folder-gluer belts made of different materials for various box folding applications. The belts provide excellent reversed bending properties, high abrasion resistance, outstanding dimensional stability, constant and safe grip, no marking of the transported goods, and precise folding. In short: best-in-class performance.
Polyamide Folder-Gluer Belts
The design and production of Habasit's polyamide folder-gluer belts is based on many years of experience with polyamide products. These belts fulfill all the requirements of common box folding processes. The rubber covers provide high durability, good positive grip, and the ability to cope with rough conditions. These belts are also suitable for tube winders.
Main features
Good dimensional stability and precise folding
Proven NBR rubber covers with good abrasion resistance
No marking, and gentle treatment of goods
Polyamide folder-gluer belts are available in two different constructions:
The "traditional" version with a traction layer consisting of PA foil and PA fabrics. These types are joined by gluing (using the Thermofix joining system). The belts are suitable for machine speeds of up to 600 m/min.
The more sophisticated types feature a thermoplastic foil traction layer combined with polyamide fabrics allowing adhesive-free joining (using the Flexproof method). These belts are suitable for machine speeds of up to 300 m/min.
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Polyester Folder-Gluer Belt
Habasit's versatile thermoplastic folder-gluer belts are suitable for a large variety of different applications in carton and corrugated cardboard box folding. They are suitable for machine speeds of up to 750 m/min.
Reliable, adhesive-free Flexproof joints can be made quickly by relatively untrained personnel. The belts remain on the machine throughout the joining process, which avoids cumbersome dismantling. This reduces machine downtimes and saves costs. Using the Flexproof method, the joint zone and belt are totally homogeneous. Polyester fabric-based belts are covered with the same NBR layers as the polyamide folder-gluer belts. This results in flexible and abrasion-resistant products that are easy to fit and provide best-in-class performance.
Main features
Outstanding dimensional stability and precise folding
Adhesive-free joint (Flexproof method)
Low energy consumption thanks to high longitudinal flexibility
Excellent reversed bending and flex fatigue properties
Proven NBR rubber covers with good abrasion resistance
No marking, and gentle treatment of goods
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Seamless Belts
Seamless belts are custom-engineered products for specific application needs. They are made of endless-manufactured substrate components like polyester, nylon, cotton, Kevlar or Nomex, etc. The substrate is coated with an elastomer, such as neoprene, nitrile, EPDM, polyurethane, Hypalon, silicone, or other special compounds. The materials used depend on the application
Belt Design
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The belt substrate (fabric) is manufactured endless on looms as a tube. The threads are wound in a spiral in the belt drive running direction. The belt circumference is determined by the diameter of the spirals, while the required width is obtained by slitting the tube.
To reach the required properties and dimensional stability, the belt substrate is coated with a specific elastomer and treated in a special thermal process. For friction-feed applications, the belts are further coated with a specific cover compound in a truly seamless manner, ensuring uniform physical properties during the entire service life. This unique manufacturing process guarantees optimal, smooth and vibration-free operation, even at high speeds. Seamless belts are available in stable, semi-stable, semi-elastic, and elastic versions.
Belt Types
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We offer two seamless belt ranges:
Traditional style seamless belts: Panther and Apache series, used for light power transmission belts and as light conveyor belts
Rubber coated (continuous covers molded in process) seamless belts: Grabber series, used as high-friction feeder belts. Grabber high-friction feeder belts have numerous substrates and tailor-made durable covers, which ensure high performance and a reliable feeding process over the entire service life.
Seamless belts offer the following advantages:
No delamination or joint failures
Minimum pulley diameters
Bi-directional operation
Low power requirements (Panther and Apache belts)
Extremely long flex life
Smooth, vibration-free performance
Extruded Round Belts
Habasit round belts are highly flexible, directionally adjustable, and multi-directional for angular gears. They can be used for conveying as well as for driving applications. As a result of their elasticity, round belts can be installed without a tensioning device. This allows compact machine designs. In addition, the elasticity acts as a security element by reducing shocks in case of brief overloads.
Round belts are highly resilient, and their physical and chemical characteristics are exceptional in many areas: their resistance to hydrolysis is significantly superior to that of most existing polyurethane elastomer. As a result, Habasit round belts are resistant to water, oils, grease and benzine. Thanks to their close cross-section tolerances, Habasit round belts guarantee uniform power transmission.
Habicord Round Belts
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Habicord round belts are highly flexible, elastic, and able to flex in any direction. Simple to join using butt-end welding, Habicord round belts also offer a long service life.
Habiblue Round Belts
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Habiblue food-approved TPU round belts are ideal for conveying and processing where there is direct contact with foodstuffs. They provide excellent chemical and hydrolysis resistance, and high wear properties. TPU round belts can be made endless directly on the machine by welding the ends. This allows easy installation and maintenance, with minimum downtimes.
Polycord Round Belts
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Polycord round belts made of high quality TPU are highly flexible, elastic, and able to flex in any direction. They offer a variety of surface structures. Polycord round belts can be made endless on the machine by butt-end welding of their ends. This permits easy installation and maintenance, with minimum downtimes. Polycord round belts have low creep and a long service life.
Polywhite Round Belts
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Polywhite food-approved TPU round belts are ideal for conveying and processing where there is direct contact with foodstuffs. They provide excellent chemical resistance and high wear properties. TPU round belts can be made endless directly on the machine by welding the ends. This allows easy installation and maintenance, with minimal downtimes.
V-shaped, T-shaped and Flat Extruded Belts
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Habipur V Belts
Habipur V belts are trapezoidal profiles that are used in linear conveyors, especially in the ceramic and material handling industries. They are also available in a reinforced version (Habipur VR) for heavier application.
T-shaped Belts
T belts are specially profiled belts with a tooth-shaped running side. They are used on linear conveyors and diverter applications, especially in the bakery industry and in food processing in general. The tooth helps to ensure stable running of the belt.
Flat Belts
Habasit flat belts are monolithic belts that can be used to convey goods in different applications or as side skirts on a conveyor. Alternatively, they work as an accessory for fabricated (joined endless) belts (e.g. as special cleats or sidewalls), or as a cover for timing belts.
Wear Strips and Guides HabiPLAST
Wear strips, sliding supports and guides, as well as curved and straight tracks that are extruded or machined, are used in many industries, including bottling, packaging, mechanics, chemistry, pharmaceutics, ceramics, glass, food processing, paper, etc. These items represent an ideal complement to modular belts (HabasitLINK), slat and conveyor chains (HabaCHAIN), and timing belts (HabaSYNC).
The HabiPLAST material used is a polyethylene (PE) with a high molecular weight, obtained through a low pressure polymerization process. The high molecular weight means that mechanical features are also increased, such as: impact resistance, tensile strength at high temperatures, and energy absorption under high stress levels.
Key features
Low coefficient of friction
Good vibration and noise absorption
High wear resistance
High chemical resistance, no corrosion
No moisture absorption
High dielectric strength
High impact and fracture strength
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Profiles and Cleats
Thermoplastic profiles and cleats are primarily used in general conveying on inclining or declining transport in linear movement, or in applications where transversal forces occur.
Profiles can be added to conveyor and processing belts, as well as to HabaSYNC timing belts, to assist conveying and product placement. Cleats, tracking guides, and side walls are available in a variety of sizes and materials that offer enhanced features for your custom design.
TPU Profiles
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Thermoplastic polyurethane (TPU) profiles and cleats are suitable for small pulley diameters. They offer high bending fatigue strength and high flexibility, even at low temperatures. They also provide excellent chemical resistance, as well as high abrasion resistance. Most of our TPU profiles are suitable for unpacked foodstuffs (as they conform with food regulations) and are easy to clean.
The profiles are manufactured as a single bar of a certain length, or as a coil. They can be cut to length in order to match the required size.
PVC Profiles
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Polyvinyl chloride (PVC) profiles and cleats are suitable for a large variety of applications due to their high flexibility, excellent chemical resistance, and hot water (steam) resistance.
The profiles are manufactured as a single bar of a certain length, or as a coil, and can be cut to length in order to match the required size.
TPO Profiles
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Transverse to the running direction for inclined or declined conveying or product placement
Diagonally or staggered to the running direction for inclined or declined conveying or product placement
Laterally as a side border to avoid product falling off the conveyor belt
Along and above the running direction of the belt edges as a side skirt
Mounted on the belt running side as a tracking guide to equalize or balance transversal forces
Mounting: This is usually done by welding, and is carried out by a Habasit representative. In some cases, types can be attached with adhesive.
Fabrication Tools
To support the effective and efficient fabrication of our belting products, Habasit offers a broad range of tools and devices to meet our customers' needs. The range covers the requirements of in-house fabrication (standard series and specialties), as well as those of on-site installations of our belts and tapes
Cutters and slitters for length and width
Die-cutter and skiving devices for belt end preparation
Hot-pressing devices for the joining process
Welders and welding machines for belts, profiles, etc.
Accessories such as coiling devices, regulating units, guide rails, etc.
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Monday, 24 November 2014
GDT Project for Not Just Cards
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This is fab! thanks for joining us at TTPH hugs Sue DT xxReplyDelete
Fantastic calendar and awesome coloring on the image with the wicked touch of sparkle. Thank you so much for sharing your creativeness with us at 4 Crafty Chicks Sparkle Challenge.ReplyDelete
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Lovely calendar.ReplyDelete
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Thanks for joining the Clean & Simple challenge at http://www.polkadoodle.blogspot.co.uk/
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Beautiful calendar...so neat and perfect. Thank you for joining us over at the Scribble and Scrap Challenge. Good luck.ReplyDelete


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Giulia Barela
Giulia Barela Pebbles Bracelet
Giulia Barela Pebbles Bracelet is a refined and organic jewel. Created with a lost-wax technique. Every piece is a unique piece - different textures and details. It is not possible to have two identical jewels. Available in two variants: gold plated bronze and silver 925. Made in Italy. Free shipping to Italy, the EU, and the US.
Height: 4,5 cm
NOTE: It is possible to personalize the piece (materials, inscriptions, etc). If you have a special request, please send an email to email@example.com.
About Giulia Barela:
After successful years in International Relations, Giulia Barela decided to move to more creative jobs following her inner inspiration. Firstly she attended a goldsmith workshop and in 2011 she established her eponymous line of jewelry in bronze and silver. Giulia personally works on each piece of her collection in her studio in the historic center of Rome. Her statement pieces have a story to tell: of culture, craft, traditions to be handed down; they are meant for a woman who looks for timeless, and yet contemporary jewelry, which reflects and enhances the personality of who wears it. Giulia Barela jewelry is in limited editions and totally handcrafted in Italy using the renowned traditional techniques of high-end jewelry.


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Hosted by: Mike Jernigan and Pam Bowe
The LeMay Car Show has been an annual tradition for over 30 years. The show is an amazing assortment of over 1,000 vintage vehicles with additional collections of dolls, antiques, and other nostalgic memorabilia. Donations and proceeds from this event benefit the LeMay Family Collection Foundation, a non-profit organization.
What started as a small gathering of friends of Harold & Nancy LeMay with lemonade served on the front porch has grown to be an eagerly anticipated event attended by thousands of automotive lovers! The LeMay Car Show is definitely a unique event. Over 500 vintage vehicles from the LeMay Family Collection are on view at Marymount, plus hundreds more at the LeMay home grounds and local owners of vintage cars bring those vehicles for display on the Marymount show fields.
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200th Falcon 7X Enters Completion Featuring a Host of New Customer Options
09 Jul, 2012, 16:25 BST
FARNBOROUGH, England, July 9, 2012 /PRNewswire/ --
Assembly of the 200th Falcon 7X has been completed at Dassault's Bordeaux-Merignac facility in southern France. The aircraft enters final completion this week.
(Photo: http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20120709/543463 )
"We are especially proud of this milestone," said John Rosanvallon, President and CEO of Dassault Falcon. "The 7X is clearly the best seller in the current Falcon family and remains one of the most sought after jets in its category."
Dassault Falcon has already delivered over 150 Falcon 7X's and another eighty are in various stage of production. The Falcon 7X fleet has accumulated over 130,000 flight hours since the first aircraft went into service in 2007, and is in operation in 32 different countries. Since the entry into service of the airplane five years ago, Dassault has developed dozens of new options that give customers a wide range of desirable features.
New Cabin Options Enhance the Business Traveling Experience
In particular; Dassault has focused on continuing to develop features that increase cabin comfort. Most recently, Dassault introduced a shower option for the 7X that has many of the features you might find at home. "Innovative thinking and clever use of space provides a showering and changing area expressly for those long trips our owners take so frequently," said Rosanvallon." These are people who often work day and night but want to arrive fresh and ready for business."
A new cabin entertainment system equipped with business aviation's first interactive 3D moving map is also now standard for Falcon 7X customers. Known as FalconCabin HD+, the system features a Rockwell Collins Airshow® 3D Moving Map and a touch-screen programmable panel that allows passengers to easily access cabin controls and entertainment content. Falcon Cabin HD+ also includes the first audio/video on demand (AVOD) solution to be offered on a new business aircraft. The AVOD feature allows content to be loaded and viewed simultaneously or individually on multiple displays.
The Falcon 7X BMW Interior Option, launched in 2009, introduced subtle curves throughout the interior, creating better flow and visually expanding the cabin. The interior features new cabin lighting technologies with up-wash and down-wash ambient lights that, when combined with more design contrast, emphasize openness, spaciousness and comfort.
Increased Situational Awareness in the Cockpit
EASy II, the next version of Dassault's award winning EASy Flight Deck, will be available on the Falcon 7X at the end of 2012. EASy II will bring a number of cutting-edge options to the cockpit that enhance safety and situational awareness. These include synthetic vision, automatic descent mode, XM graphical Weather and ADS-B Out. The suite also includes two novel communications features, FANS 1A and CPDLC, which are compliant with Europe's new data link mandate.
An Enhanced Flight Vision System (EVS) option, certified in 2010, features a real time head up terrain display that increases pilot situational awareness, especially in low visibility approaches. The EVS allows the Falcon 7X to perform approaches below standard published minimums down to a 100-foot decision height.
About the Falcon 7X
The 5,950 nm Falcon 7X is the first business jet to incorporate a Digital Flight Control System, which provides a greater safety envelope and a smother flight. The Falcon 7X was the first large cabin jet to be simultaneously certified by the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) and Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) on April 27, 2007. It's powered by three highly reliable and efficient Pratt & Whinteny Canada PW307A engines and offers 15-30% greater fuel efficiency than aircraft in the large cabin, long range class. The 7X is also the only jet in its class to be qualified to operate at the challenging London City Airport.
About Dassault Falcon
Dassault Falcon is responsible for selling and supporting Falcon business jets throughout the world. It is part of Dassault Aviation, a leading aerospace company with a presence in over 70 countries across five continents. Dassault Aviation produces the Rafale fighter jet as well as the complete line of Falcon business jets. The company has assembly and production plants in both France and the United States and service facilities on multiple continents. It employs a total workforce of over 12,000. Since the rollout of the first Falcon 20 in 1963, over 2,100 Falcon jets have been delivered to 81 countries worldwide. The family of Falcon jets currently in production includes the tri-jets-the Falcon 900LX and the 7X-as well as the twin-engine Falcon 2000LX and the new 2000S.
Press Contacts
Dassault Aviation (Saint-Cloud, France)
Vadim Feldzer Tel. +33-1-47-11-44-13 Marie-Alexandrine Fouillard Tel. +33-1-47-11-64-23
Dassault Falcon (Teterboro Airport, USA)
Ralph Aceti Tel. +1-201-541-45-85 Andrew Ponzoni Tel. +1-201-541-45-88
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Last week Facebook held their annual f8 conference in San Francisco, and they announced many new features and changes to the most popular website online. Facebook announced an integration with Spotify, an application that allows you to share music between friends. Coincidentally, Spotify is run by Facebook visionary and Napster mastermind, Sean Parker. Another addition that you'll notice if you've logged into Facebook lately is the redesigned of the user interface. The news feed has been moved, or altered, so that there is now a "Top Stories" feed above the basic news feed. This is Facebook's attempt to prioritize what they think are the "top stories" to each individual user.
So what does this new interface and shuffling of the news feed mean to your practice's Fan page? Facebook is clearly putting an emphasis on displaying user feeds based on relevance. With your patient's friends and family members' messages likely going right to the top of the news feed under the newly added "Top Stories" section, there is growing speculation that the practice Fan page will lose relevance. After all, in order to put out an effective message it needs to be seen on your patient's news feed.
These new tweaks to Facebook really emphasize the user-to-user interaction. I've brought up the point in the past that the most effective message is not necessarily the one that gets the most eyes on it (in the news feed), it's the one that gets the most comments, because when a patient comments or "likes" a post of yours all of their friends can then see your post as well. Using this logic, the best way to deal with the most recent Facebook updates is to simply let your patients to the talking for you! Good 'ol fashioned word-of-mouth marketing is now the best way to utilize Facebook to grow your practice's presence. The emphasis will be more on how many of your patients are commenting about your practice and less about how many messages you're putting out every day.
So how exactly do you get your patients to rave about you to their friends? While there are a few automated software's available, such as PANDA by DoctorBase, you'll still need a well thought out strategy. If you need help putting together a Facebook strategy then contact Turbo Social Media today, or call 877-673-7096 x2.
Also, click here to download our FREE Facebook report, "Facebook Timeline Success for Medical Practices," a must-read for all practices.


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Uninsured car seized by police in Gorleston
PUBLISHED: 07:34 03 November 2018 | UPDATED: 07:34 03 November 2018
Police have seized an uninsured car after it was stopped in Gorleston.
The Norfolk and Suffolk Roads and Armed Policing Team (RAPT) have taken to social media to tweet about the stop, which happened in the early hours of Saturday (November 3).
It was the team's second uninsured car seizure of the night.
They tweeted: "East team #1691 has just seized his second uninsured car of the night. This one was stopped in #gorleston. The driver also had a revoked licence. #seized #s165."
Earlier in the evening the team tweeted after the arrest of a man in connection with domestic abuse offences.
They tweeted: "The east team have just stopped a vehicle containing a male who was wanted by @gyarmouthpolice. The male has been arrested on suspicion of high risk domestic abuse offences. #notJustTraffic #domesticAbuseNoExcuse #1691."
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The July panel discussion focused on social media and its impact on the BI ecosystem, social networking analysis and self-service BI.
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This month's panel of experts discusses the implications of the recent SAP acquisition of Sybase as key for evolving its mobile strategy and real-time delivery capabilities. The panel agreed there is no single ideal architecture for analytics, but there are a number of modern technologies that can work to meet the needs and resources of the business. On the topic of data integration strategies -semantics is one approach that enables better and faster integration.
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Upbeat discussion on the current state of business intelligence (BI) and a roadmap for the future, data integration in the cloud, a philosophical look at the explosion of data and how to manage people during this culture change on the BI journey. Panelists: Mary Jo Nott, Lou Agosta, Seth Grimes, John Myers.
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Immuno-morphological features of the rat's thymus at the experimental administration of cytostatics
Heading: Macro- and Micromorphology Article type: Original article
Authors: Lebedinskaya ąĢ.ąÉ., Lebedinskaya O.V., Godovalov ąÉ.ąĀ., Prokudin V.S.
Organization: Perm State University of Medicine n.a. academician E.A. Vagner
The aim is to identify the changes in the rat's thymus structure under immunosuppression induced injection of cyclophosphamide with the use of morpho-histochemical and morphometric methods. Material and methods. For immunosuppression of animals cyclophosphamide at 100mg/kg body weight 4-fold with a 24-hour interval was injected intraperitoneally. Thymus serial paraffin sections were stained with hematoxylin and eosin, azure ll-eosin, methyl green pyronin according to Brachet, and periodic acid-Schiff before and after treatment with amylase. Results. Significant morphological changes in the thymus at rats with injection of cyclophosphamide were established. Morpho-histochemical changes in the rat's thymus characterize the immunosuppressive state of the experimental animals' organisms. Conclusion. It was shown the necessity of complex morphological studies including macrophage activity and characteristics of the subpopulation of mononuclear leukocytes spleen, changes in the structure of hematopoietic and lymphoid organs under immunosuppression induced by cyclophosphamide.
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Year-End Closing Overview
This page provides important information about the Fiscal Year 2015 year-end closing process at a glance.
- First closing standard reports will be available in the IUIE on Wednesday, July 8.
- Final closing standard reports will be available Monday, July 27.
- The accrued vacation and sick liability for appointed positions (PA, PAE, PAU, PAO, and PB) in general fund and auxiliary accounts is calculated based on the liability at May 31, 2015.
- The bi-weekly payroll B022070215 ending June 20, Paid on July 2, will be accrued 100%. Bi-weekly payroll B023071715 ending July 4, paid July 17 will be accrued 7 days.
- The monthly payroll will be paid on Tuesday, June 30.
Accounts Payable
- Between Wednesday, July 1, and Monday, July 6, all invoices dated prior to July 1 that are entered and approved by Accounts Payable will have their associated General Ledger entries posted into period 12. Beginning Tuesday, July 7, the General Ledger entries for all invoices will be posted to the new fiscal year the day the invoice is entered into KFS.
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As June 30 approaches, Travel Management Services (TMS) wishes to remind all travelers, arrangers and fiscal officers of the following key dates:
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Tendayi Darikwa says the squad are relishing Capital One Cup action against Port Vale tonight as they look to build on an away point at Leeds.
The Clarets full-back made his competitive debut for the club at Elland Road and provided an inch-perfect cross for Sam Vokes to head home a late leveller.
After a solid start in the Sky Bet Championship, Darikwa insists that Sean Dyche's side will now be going all out to progress in the cup.
Darikwa said: "I was really pleased to make my official debut for the football club and thankfully we didn't lose the game.
"To concede that late, any other team could have surrendered the three points but we went down the other end and got the equaliser which is pleasing.
"It would have been to leave with the three points but with another game coming up so quickly we're looking to progress into the next round of the cup.
"After the long slog in pre-season it's nice to get competitive games so the Saturday/Tuesday so I think it's great really."
League One side Port Vale are familiar opposition for the former Chesterfield man and he is expecting a tough test from the trip to Stoke-on-Trent.
He added: "I think anyone would tell you that playing at Port Vale is a tough place to go and that will be no different tonight.
"We've got to be switched on and whichever team the gaffer picks will be going all out to win the game.
"It's a new feeling for me going into a cup game as the team to beat really. Every cup game with Chesterfield we've been the ones looking for the scalp but we'll be switched on and ready."
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- Free local cuisine breakfast and free WiFi
- Great for families
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Amazing location. Was so helpful having communication from booking the room so could get help and tips along the way. Would stay again on oir next trip to rome nothing was too…
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What's around Mybedcavour
- In Vatican
- Castel Sant'Angelo - 6 min walk
- Piazza Navona - 11 min walk
- Piazza del Popolo - 13 min walk
- Via del Corso - 14 min walk
- St. Peter's Square - 15 min walk
- Pantheon - 15 min walk
- Piazza di Spagna - 16 min walk
Getting around
- Rome (FCO-Fiumicino - Leonardo da Vinci Intl.) - 37 min drive
- Rome (CIA-Ciampino) - 45 min drive
- Rome Piazzale Flaminio Station - 16 min walk
- Rome San Pietro Station - 25 min walk
- Rome Valle Aurelia Station - 5 min drive
- Lepanto Station - 12 min walk
- Flaminio - Piazza del Popolo Station - 13 min walk
- Ottaviano - San Pietro - Musei Vaticani Station - 15 min walk
- Airport shuttle (surcharge)
At a glance
Key facts
- 4 rooms
- Check-in time 11 AM-8 PM
- Check-out time is 10 AM
Required at check-in
- Credit card, debit card, or cash deposit required for incidental charges
- Government-issued photo ID may be required
- Minimum check-in age is 18
Travelling with others
- One child stays free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding
- Pets not allowed
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Airport shuttle *
- No parking
- Discounted offsite parking
Payment types at the property
Other information
- Smoke-free property
At the property
- Free local cuisine breakfast daily
- Microwave in a common area
- Refrigerator in a common area
- Computer station
- Laundry facilities
- Luggage storage
- Multilingual staff
- Elevator
- English
- Italian
- Spanish
In the room
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Pillow menu
- Down comforter
- Pillowtop mattress
- Private bathroom
- Shower only
- Bidet
- Hair dryer
- 42-inch LED TV
- Digital TV channels
- Free WiFi
- Refrigerator
- Free bottled water
- Daily housekeeping
- In-room safe
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Also known as
- Mybedcavour Condo Rome
- Mybedcavour Condo
- Mybedcavour Rome
- Mybedcavour Rome
- Mybedcavour TownHouse
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All guests, including children, must be present at check-in and show their government-issued photo ID card or passport.
Cash transactions at this property cannot exceed EUR 2999.99, due to national regulations. For further details, please contact the property using information in the booking confirmation.Guests must contact this property in advance to reserve cribs/infant beds. Please note that cultural norms and guest policies may differ by country and by property. The policies listed are provided by the property.
Mandatory fees
You'll be asked to pay the following charges at check-in or check-out:
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 3.5 per person, per night, up to 10 nights. This tax does not apply to children under 10 years of age.
Optional extras
Late check-in after 8 PM can be arranged for an extra charge (amount varies)
Airport shuttle service is offered for an extra charge
We have included all charges provided to us by this property. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the unit you book.
FAQs for Mybedcavour
Are pets allowed at Mybedcavour? Sorry, pets aren't allowed. Is parking offered at Mybedcavour? No, unfortunately, but there's discounted parking nearby. Is airport shuttle service offered by Mybedcavour? Yes, an airport shuttle is available. What are the check-in and check-out times at Mybedcavour? You can check in from 11 AM to 8 PM. Check-out time is 10 AM. Are there restaurants at or near Mybedcavour? Yes. Nearby restaurants include Cesare (1-min walk), Caffè Prati (2-min walk), and Dino Express (2-min walk).
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Based in tiny Magdalena, the sportsman and naturalist Stephen Bodio might just be the finest writer New Mexico doesn't even know it's got.
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In my recent quest to use up all that yarn hanging around I have been crocheting projects on a whim, and today it involved a fabulous crocheted ear flap hat for a newborn that is just so very cute, and took roughly an hour to make! And the pattern actually calls for a pom pom on the top as well at the ends of the ties, which would make it super cute in a larger size, though for a newborn those things could get in the way.
Now, here's the thing, the pattern is actually written for child/adult size, though I am on a mission to use up yarn, so I decided to make it with a much smaller hook and lighter weight yarn than the pattern calls for.
I made this hat using a size 3.5mm hook and yarn that is sock/baby weight, and the resulting size looks perfect for a newborn.
I then made another hat using a size 4.5 mm hook and the same weight yarn, and the hat looks like it may fit a baby roughly three months old, I'll go look for a model tomorrow!
And the truth is, this pattern is so easy to remember that you can whip up a bunch quite quickly. Plus experimenting and having a bunch on hand in a range of sizes certainly is a good thing— wouldn't you love to have some finished gifts sitting around rather than yarn?
The pattern is courtesy of while they play designs and the specific post with a complimentary pdf download (until she tests the pattern) can be found here. Go ahead and resist making this one, I dare you!