You may return any trail cameras purchased from us (applies to all trail cameras), for a full 60 days from the time of purchase, for a refund, exchange, or switch to a different model. This completely guarantees your 100% Satisfaction.
1) All returns for refund or exchange must be authorised by Proschoice via email: sales@proschoice.com.au2) No returns for refund or exchange will be accepted after 60 days of delivery date including transit time.3) In order to receive a full refund, items must be returned in original condition with their original packaging (including UPC code) and all contents and accessories. Products with accessories missing, damaged, or opened up heat-sealed plastic clam-shells packaging; are not covered by our 60 Day Return policy.4) Orders with quantities of 3 or more are not eligible for a refund or exchange. They are still eligible for warranty replacement.5) There are no refunds on used cameras6) If you are returning for a refund, you are responsible for return shipping(with registered postage with tracking. Your refund amount will be minus the cost of the initial shipping to you.7) Return Camera must be adequately packaged, if the camera is not placed within outer packing i.e. a box or a bag + padding, 8) 10% restocking & handling fee will apply for all returns for refund within 60 days, which is also applicable to cameras and accessories purchased within the same order. The restocking fee comprises the cost for Proschoice.com.au to post the product to you (via Aust Post or other courier companies) and also the man-hours spent sending/recouping/restocking/ reselling these items.9) Orders with quantities of 3 or more are not eligible for a refund or exchange. However, they are still eligible for warranty replacement.10) If you received the product with any defects - do not use it - instead, immediately return for a replacement - using the product when it is defective, it will be refused a return or refunds.
4G: Full of promise, full of traps
Our roster of custom-installed radar and laser detection systems give you the ability to be tactful at any price point. Choose which features suit you best and expand as you go. A fully discreet solution to keep you alert no matter the road ahead.
Financial support from the Materials Sciences and Engineering Division, Office of Basic Research Energy Sciences of the U.S. Department of Energy through Grant No. DE-FG02-08ER-46491 is gratefully acknowledged.
Neutrophil extracellular traps contribute to lung injury in cystic fibrosis and asthma, but the mechanisms are poorly understood. We sought to understand the impact of human NETs on barrier function in primary human bronchial epithelial and a human airway epithelial cell line. We demonstrate that NETs disrupt airway epithelial barrier function by decreasing transepithelial electrical resistance and increasing paracellular flux, partially by NET-induced airway cell apoptosis. NETs selectively impact the expression of tight junction genes claudins 4, 8 and 11. Bronchial epithelia exposed to NETs demonstrate visible gaps in E-cadherin staining, a decrease in full-length E-cadherin protein and the appearance of cleaved E-cadherin peptides. Pretreatment of NETs with alpha-1 antitrypsin (A1AT) inhibits NET serine protease activity, limits E-cadherin cleavage, decreases bronchial cell apoptosis and preserves epithelial integrity. In conclusion, NETs disrupt human airway epithelial barrier function through bronchial cell death and degradation of E-cadherin, which are limited by exogenous A1AT.
This is a common question and we have a very simple solution. Call, email, or chat with us and we can take a look at the images and offer suggestions or immediately tell if something is wrong with the camera. If so, we will warranty the camera for you (with the free 2-Year warranty you receive from us) or return the camera for a full refund (within 90 days of purchase). You have control of the process, remember, we work for you.
The best way to judge picture quality is to look at actual pictures. You will notice this the most when you zoom in on a full-size image that a camera has taken. The details of the photo will appear hazy or even digitized. This is normal, and to be expected.
The hope and promise of 5G and its capabilities have not yet been fully realized. My colleague Eli Blumenthal has wonderfully detailed the basics of 5G and how not all "5G" is the same. In summary: Faster 5G speeds come with shorter ranges. The farther the distance, the less speed on the top end.
Overall, T-Mobile has positioned itself as a viable option in the home internet space and made it an intriguing player to watch as it expands its 5G infrastructure. If nothing else, since it demands no contract commitment, it's an opportunity to try a different option and maybe even use it as leverage to negotiate with your current internet service provider. Hopefully, the more options we have as consumers, the better our internet service will be in the long run.
As Russia launched a full-scale invasion on Ukraine and the world turned to social media to watch the potential humanitarian crisis unfold, some people online took an unorthodox approach to calling for peace: flooding Vladimir Putin stan accounts on TikTok and Instagram with comments attempting to seduce the leader out of war.
Fully Integrated Access Control & Cardholder DatabaseUnlike most other security platforms, the NLSS Security Platform includes a fully integrated access control system at no additional cost. Networked access control also identifies break-ins faster and has the ability to record a time-stamped event when a door lock has been tampered with.
Six years later (or a couple of years after the beleaguered Wii port finally saw the light of day), NIGORO has kicked off development of their next game, with a full announcement due this weekend at Tokyo Game Show -- and fittingly, it's a sequel to the game that put them on the map in the first place. La-Mulana 2 exists as little more than a raw engine demo and some incomplete concept at the moment, and designer Takumi Naramura stresses that the team makes no promises for a time frame, but the intention is certainly real.
The speaker moved to behind the right grill at the bottom of the phone instead of the left. The dock connector thankfully remained unchanged. It looks like Apple is committed to maintaining this connector until it makes the jump to something wireless (or optical?).
We wanted to have a female avatar in Sorcery! Part 1 on release, but as a small studio taking on a risky project (a mainstream text game? In 2013?) we had to watch our budget closely. Thankfully, the first game did well enough for us to add one now. So when Sorcery! 2 is released in November, you'll be able to start a new game with either a male or female avatar.
Those with long memories will know we originally slated Kharé: Cityport of Traps to come out in August. That didn't happen, not by a long chalk. One reason was because it's big - the book hints at an entire city of traps, mutants and murderers, and a Council of Thieves at war with itself, and we wanted to take those hints and expand them into a full-blown adventure.
But even that's still not the full story of why we're three months overdue. The other reason is we wanted to make the game awesome, and looking back on Part 1 we realised there was one aspect we didn't think was as fantastic as it needed to be, and that was the spell-casting. It looked pretty, but it was hard for players who hadn't memorised the spellbook to avoid casting spells they didn't have the right item for. It was also fiddly to use on phone-sized screens. So we ripped out what we had and started again.
Mathematician Daina Taimiņa first used crochet in 1997 to create strong, durable models of hyperbolic space after finding paper models were delicate and hard to create. These models enable one to turn, fold, and otherwise manipulate space to more fully grasp ideas such as how a line can appear curved in hyperbolic space yet actually be straight. Her work received an exhibition by the Institute For Figuring.[35]
Opened up Federally funded scientific research. The Administration has increased public access to the results of Federally funded scientific research, with more than 4 million full-text journal articles and growing volumes of scientific research data now free and accessible to the public via agency-designated repositories. Read more and more.
Issued first-ever greenhouse gas and new fuel-economy standards and improved electric vehicle technology. The Administration released greenhouse gas and fuel-economy standards for light duty and heavy duty vehicles. The fuel-economy standards for passenger vehicles are the toughest in U.S. history and once fully implemented, will save drivers as much as $8,000 per vehicle in fuel costs over the life of their new vehicle while cumulatively avoiding 6 billion tons of greenhouse gas pollution and reducing American dependence on foreign oil by 2 million barrels per day in 2025. The standards for heavy-duty vehicles for model years 2014-2018 will reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 270 million metric tons and save 530 million barrels of oil over the life of these vehicles. In addition, supported by Federal research investments, the costs of lithium-ion batteries have dropped by more than 70 percent since 2008, making electric vehicles more affordable. More than 400,000 plug-in electric vehicles are now on the roads. Read more and more. 2ff7e9595c
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