Magazines Sample Clauses

Magazines. Periodical publications made from either glossy or non-glossy paper stock. Mixed Papers: Stationary, computer paper, notebook paper, typing paper, letterhead, index cards, computer cards, bond envelopes, post-it notes, and other similar paper products. Polyethylene Terephthalate (PET #1) Blow Molded Containers: Soft drink, liquor, cooking oil, personal care, and other similar blow molded containers used inside the home. Other Polyethylene Terephthalate (PET#1) Containers: Plastic plates, trays, cups, and other similar ejection molded containers used inside the home. Polypropylene (PP#5): Yogurt, cottage cheese and sour cream tubs, syrup bottles, etc. Polyvinyl/Chloride (PVC #3): Health and beauty aid bottles. Recyclables: (Also referred to as recyclable materials) Materials which have a useful second life in the economic cycle if they are successfully collected, separated, processed, and marketed for return to the economic mainstream. Recyclable materials shall include:

Magazines. RANGE OPERATOR understands that some jurisdictions have enacted regulations regarding the transfer or possession of large-capacity ammunition feeding devices. RANGE OPERATOR agrees not to sell to civilian customers (non-Federal Firearms licensees) large capacity magazines in compliance with any applicable state or local regulation. The following states currently have restrictions regarding magazine capacity: CALIFORNIA, COLORADO, CONNECTICUT, HAWAII, MARYLAND, MASSACHUSETTS, NEW JERSEY, NEW YORK, and WASHINGTON, D.C.

Magazines. The quilt house has an extensive supply of magazines which is provided for your enjoyment while visiting. If you should find a “special” magazine during your stay, you may take it with you. However, we request out of the consideration of our future guests, that you limit your “special” magazine to one per retreater. Please make sure you have locked all the doors in the house. There are a total of 6 doors that we need you to ensure they are locked up. You do not need to strip the beds. It is actually preferable (and faster for us) if you do not remake your bed before you leave. Please check under the beds, in the closets and bathrooms for anything you might have left. Collect personal items left in the showers. Make sure you retrieve any dishes/pans/containers or appliances you brought. Please put dishes in the dishwasher or hand wash any dishes used after the dishwasher was last started. Please don’t leave any leftovers in the refrigerator; either take them with you or throw them away. Please run the rolling magnets located in the closet by the front door on all carpeted areas of the house. Please sweep the kitchen floor with the broom and dustpan located in the kitchen. We will do the vacuuming but the “big” stuff needs to be swept first and all pins and needles collected first. Please collect the garbage and take it to the dumpster at the end of the driveway. Collect the recycling and take it to the grey bin at the end of the driveway. Please make sure all the Stitch Sisters Quilt House keys are on the kitchen table. Our cleaning staff is often here as soon as the Stitch Sisters Quilt House closes to get the retreat center cleaned and ready for the next retreaters. Our checkout time requires that your group is packed up and out by 4 pm on your departure date. Return the furniture to its original location (if you moved the tables, etc. please make sure you put them back where you found them). WHAT’S PROVIDED IN THE STITCH SISTERS QUILT HOUSE KITCHEN 16 coffee mugs 12 wine glasses 10 tall drinking glasses 10 short drinking glasses 16 porcelain bowls

Magazines. Database computer software Designed to access information related to current events, tourism, arts and entertainment, community activities, sports, business, stock market, real estate, weather, the Internet, employment, personal finance; pre-recorded compact discs, namely, compact discs containing news and information related to current events, tourism, arts and entertainment, community activities, sports, business, stock market, real estate, weather, the Internet, employment and personal finances. Associated Marks: TMA399443 (THE OTTAWA CITIZEN), TMA423551 (THE OTTAWA CITIZEN ADVANTAGE & DESIGN), TMA502698 (THE OTTAWA CITIZEN FOR RENT GUIDE & DESIGN), TMA518073 (OTTAWA CITIZEN ONLINE & DESIGN), TMA523809 (OTTAWA CITIZEN (ON SCREEN DESIGN) & DESIGN), TMA534098 (OTTAWA CITIZEN ONLINE & MAPLE LEAF DESIGN), TMA536871 (OTTAWA CITIZEN ONLINE & DESIGN), TMA558482 (OTTAWA CITIZEN & DESIGN (2)). Action: Registered February 26, 2002. Renewal Date: February 26, 2017.

Magazines. Periodical publications made from either glossy or non-glossy paper stock. Newspaper: Includes the weekday and Sunday newspaper (with all the supplements). Plastic Six & Twelve Pack Rings: This includes the loop-type carriers for six and twelve pack rings: Phone Books: Includes all phone books (yellow and white pages).

Magazines. Based on the key insight data MRI summarized above, the magazine below was selected for its coverage and index6 against the target audience characteristics.

Magazines. Glass bottles and jars (no glass cookware);

Magazines. Sarke, Tbiliselebi, Rating, Gza, City; Forbs, Hello, OK, Indigo

Magazines. The magazine AV Insider, first published in May 2012 by PrestoCentre, is a magazine dedicated to the audiovisual digital preservation community, introducing readers to the faces doing the crucial work for AV digital preservation. The January 2013 issue of AV Insider was dedicated to AV preservation research transfer, with contributions from many Project Partners. It was the very first communication action for Presto4U and had a great reach: AV Insider is published quarterly and distributed worldwide. Average print circulation is 2000. Online publication has an average page views of 1000 per month at ▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇/▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇. From 2013 on AV Insider will carry information about Presto4U and promote activities throughout the life time of the project. Other professional and popular magazines will be sought after to publish about Presto4U, its goals and impact.