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a blog about nowt: there's always hope. but beware false security. sunday, august , there's always hope. but beware false security. thanks for all your comments to my previous posts, folks. i know it's hard to know what to say. equally, there's not much i can say in response other than thank you. your

thoughts and well wishes are appreciated. i was up visiting my mum thursday to saturday, and the latest info is this. oddly, she seems much, much better than she was two weeks or so ago. i know this might be down to the huge number of drugs she is on. but equally, she is walking better and the numbness...

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smuggling - wikipedia smuggling from wikipedia, the free encyclopedia jump to navigation jump to search "smuggler" redirects here. for other uses, see smuggler (disambiguation) . british h.m. revenue & customs officers with seized smuggled tobacco, . [ ] a skirmish with smugglers from finland at the

russian border, . a painting by vasily hudiakov. smuggling is the illegal transportation of objects, substances, information or people, such as out of a house or buildings, into a prison , or across an international border , in violation of applicable laws or other regulations. there are various motivations...

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model (hence the -d in the name itself). the three domains are: acquirer domain (the bank and the merchant to which the money is being paid). issuer domain (the bank which issued the card being used). interoperability domain (the infrastructure provided by the card scheme, credit, debit, prepaid or other

types of a payment card, to support the -d secure protocol). it includes the internet, merchant plug-in, access control server, and other software providers the protocol uses xml messages sent over ssl connections with client authentication [ ] (this ensures the authenticity of both peers, the server...

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developed from a dairy processor into a well-organised innovative company. the main business of as tere is the production and sales of large variety of dairy products and purchasing of local high quality raw milk. the production units of tere are located in viljandi and põlva. the company employs more than

people. we highly value domestic crude milk and traditions, at the same time being innovative and open to new directions. knowing the expectations of consumers, we use new technologies and develop healthy products, offering vitality and satisfaction to people of all ages. the vision and mission of tere...

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choice. as it turns out, often those who decide for us what we will eat are the large retail chains. a recent article sheds light on how large supermarket chains fulfil an interesting role in "regulating" birds' welfare. two of australia's largest retailers (coles and woolworth) have decided that all eggs

they sell will be non-cage eggs. they also determined the selling price to the public, which presumably fixes the price for the producer. as the two chains together are responsible for a large proportion of australia's egg market, this is a form of regulation, which forces producers to follow retailers...

https://agrotop.co.il/bird-welfare-determined-by-the-supermarkets/

the other % of flea population lives in the home. adult fleas lay their eggs on the cat within a few days of their first blood meal. these eggs are non-sticky and will drop off onto surrounding carpets and bedding waiting to hatch. from here, the eggs will hatch to produce larvae that feed on flea faeces

and organic matter found in the environment. the larvae dislike light and will tend to live deep in the carpets and in soil. an adult flea will lay up to eggs per day, about in her lifetime. the adults come out of their cocoons when they detect a host is nearby. once they hop onto a host, the adults...

https://activevetcare.co.uk/pet-advice/cats-and-kittens/flea-control-for-cats/

the other % of flea population lives in the home. adult fleas lay their eggs on the dog within a few days of their first blood meal. these eggs are non-sticky and will drop off onto surrounding carpets and bedding waiting to hatch. from here, the eggs will hatch to produce larvae that feed on flea faeces

and organic matter found in the environment. the larvae dislike light and will tend to live deep in the carpets and in soil. an adult flea will lay up to eggs per day, about in her lifetime. the adults come out of their cocoons when they detect a host is nearby. once they hop onto a host, the adults...

https://activevetcare.co.uk/pet-advice/dogs-and-puppies/flea-control-in-dogs/