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Norpro Egg Rite Egg Timer $3.50 From the “What will they think of next?” department, this 21st-century egg timer takes the guesswork out of cooking eggs. Placed in a pan with eggs, its internal sensor reacts to heat just as the eggs do. It’s like being able to peer inside a cooking egg to see what’s happening. The timer’s red face is calibrated to indicate soft, medium, and hard–and stages in between. As the timer heats up, in … |
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Cuisinart SS-700 Single Serve Brewing System, Silver – Powered by Keurig $141.89 Perfect for both personal use and entertaining%2C this single%2Dserve home%2Dbrewing system offers consumers fresh gourmet coffee%2C tea%2C hot cocoa%2C and more in under one minute%2E Choose either 4%2C 6%2C 8%2C or 10 ounce from the icon on brewing size options%2E Using Keurig K%2DCups%97featuring over two hundred varieties of pre%2Dmeasured%2C premium brand coffee and tea%2D%2Dthis brewer%92s i… |
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Contech CRO101 Scarecrow Motion Activated Sprinkler $59.99 The Contech Electronics Scarecrow Motion-Activated Sprinkler presents an innovative, humane way to keep pets and wildlife from disturbing your yard and garden without the use of complicated traps or potentially hazardous chemicals. The sprinkler combines a surprise spray of water with unexpected motion and noise to create a safe, effective deterrent to unwanted visitors, helping keep your garden l… |
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Master Lock 5400D Select Access Key Storage Box with Set-Your-Own Combination Lock, 1-Pack $19.99 If you’re still hiding your spare keys under the doormat, it’s time for a better, more secure solution. The Master Lock 5400D Key Safe is a hanging unit that securely holds up to five keys. Compact and durable, this key safe will open only when you enter your personalized combination.The Master Lock 5400D Key Safe At a Glance:Reinforced metal molded body Holds up to five keys Up to 10,000 combin… |
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Master Lock 5401D Select Access Wall-Mounted Key Storage Box with Set-Your-Own Combination Lock $16.67 Secure, Reliable Key StorageTrustworthy and secure, the 5401D Key Safe offers a convenient locking solution that holds up to five house or car keys. Great for people on the go, the 5401D means you’ll always know exactly where your keys are. And for added peace of mind, this key safe will withstand the tools a thief might use to attempt entry.The 5401D is a great key safe for families with children… |
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Drop Safes Canada
Going to Canada and have psyical controll charge on record. What are my chances of getting in?
We planed a trip to Canada and I am a US citizen. Two years ago I had a physical Control charge dropped from a DUI. Other than that my record is very clean. I called a few numbers and they all said it is at the discretion of the boarder guard. I don”t want to be left at the boarder because it is a 5 hour drive home. I told everyone I can not go because it is better to be safe than sorry. All my friends think I am being too paranoid. Does anyone have any suggestions or had the same situation?
Any DUI charge listed on your records is grounds for refusing you entry. Driving while impaired is a criminal offence up here in Canada, so you are likely to face that five hour drive back home.
If you want to be sure, try calling Canada Border Services Agency and asking them. They can be reached at 204-983-3500 or at 506-636-5064. Long distance charges will apply, but it’s still probably cheaper than 5hr of driving and the gas just to be turned back…
Buy Canadian Coin Collecting Hobby: Canada Silver Coins, Gold, Nickel, Dime
Let’s take a look at what I think are the gems of Canadian coin collecting. These gems are the gold and silver coins to begin with. The value of a gold or silver coin is not just evaluated on the rarity of the coin only, but is also evaluated on the metal which the coin is made of.
The worth of the gold or silver, which is in the coins, can be much greater than the coins’ dollar face-value by many times over. Take a small worn-out silver dime for instance, which some call a junk silver dime because the grade of the coin is so poor that it is not worth selling for the quality or beauty of the coin’s face and tail side. This small coin falls into a category all of its own, and is bought for the silver content most often.
Nowadays, you can buy a silver junk dime to begin your Canadian coin collection. This will only cost about one dollar on the open market. If the coin is just rare because of low mintage or a high grade; what holds up the price if the demand for that Canadian coin drops? The silver and gold coins will hold up because they are gold and silver. What if the price of metal drops, as well? You are smart and are the best one to answer that question, but I will add that silver and gold have never being at a zero dollar-value over the last thousand years. That means that there has been at least some demand for gold and silver for a very long time.
Collecting coins for the fun of having a piece of history, or something that is rare in your hand is the backbone of collecting coins in the first place. This hobby can be for the rich and the poor. Even some Canadian pennies that are just made out of copper can be worth thousands of dollars.
For the most part, collectible types of coins that are very expensive are for the very rich who don’t know what to do with the cash that is oozing out of their wallets. This is what brings coin collecting to life; when the rich invest in your hobby. Who knows, maybe you have a coin that many rich people want? Now that would be a thrill! Should you sell the coin, bragging about how you came across it and the whole works, or should you just tuck it away for safe-keeping? If you are going to share, you may want to keep it to people you can trust and not in the greedy ears of individuals who may want to keep your coin for themselves.
The thing that I like most about collecting Canadian coins is that you can have something that is valuable, fun, unique, and a piece of history; whether that be as expensive as a gold coin, or as cheap as a 1944 V nickel, or as simple as a 1967 centennial bird copper penny. And yet they can all fit easily into your pocket or into your secret hiding place that is meant for your little treasures.
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