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o Please read the safety pamphlet in the seat pocket in front of you and note your nearest emergency exit. On flights exceeding three hours as well as multi-sector flights, we recommend that you review the content of the safety pamphlet again before each landing.Carry-on baggage
o Lightweight hand luggage should be placed in the provided overhead stowage bins or at your feet underneath the seat in front of you. This is not only a safety precaution but it also provides you with more legroom.
o When placing items in the overhead stowage bins, please ensure that they are securely positioned so that they do not fall out when the bins are opened
o Please take care when opening the overhead stowage bins as articles that may have shifted before or during flight may fall out and cause injuries.Smoking
o In accordance with international trends, smoking it not permitted on board any of South African Airways' aircraft.Seat belts
o Please fasten your seat belt whenever the seat belt sign is illuminated. For your safety we suggest that you keep it fastened throughout the flight
o When sleeping under a blanket please keep your seat belt loosely fastened over the blanket so that the cabin crew does not need to wake you in the event of turbulence.
o However, seat belts should always be unfastened during transit stops and refuelling.
Sleeping on the Floor is prohibited
o In the interest of safety, sleeping on the floor cannot be permitted under any circumstances. Should an emergency occur passengers who sleep on the floor will not have easy access to seat belts and oxygen masks.Bassinets
o Should you travel with a baby, book early and be sure to request a bassinet. The baby should not be older than six months of age, should not weigh more than 10kg, and should not be more than 75cm in length. It is weight and length of a baby that are the essential factors that need to be assessed.
o In the interest of safety, babies cannot occupy the bassinets during takeoffs or landings.Footrests
o Passengers seated on seats with footrests must kindly ensure that the footrests are stowed for takeoffs and landings.Seats upright and tables stowed
o As a safety precaution, and in compliance with safety legislation, seats should be returned to their upright position and tables should be stowed or folded away during takeoffs and landings.Remain seated
o As a safety precaution passengers are requested to remain seated after the aircraft has landed, until the seat-belt sign has been switched off by the captain.Portable electronic equipment
o Passengers are requested not to use any electronic equipment on board the aircraft as it may interfere with the aircraft's avionics system.
o Heart pacemakers, hearing aids, clocks, watches, timers and medical equipment approved for use in aircraft, however, may be used without restrictions.Laptop computers
o Laptop computers (including CD-ROM and DVD but excluding any intentional transmissions such as wireless LAN ), hand-held calculators, electric shavers and portable personal listening devices including compact disc and mini disc players) may be used with the permission of the Pilot in Command. The Commander's permission is normally indicated by the seat-belt signs being switched OFF during climb and ON during descent. Should circumstances dictate otherwise, the Commander will inform the Senior Cabin Crew member.Cellular telephones
o Cellular telephones may be used on the ground while passenger doors are open.
o Cellular telephones must be switched off as soon as the cabin doors are closed and when the Senior Cabin Crew member makes an announcement on the public address system.Prohibited equipment
o Portable printers, laser printers, video equipment, CB/AM/FM/ VHF/ Satellite radios, two-way radios, scanners, remote-controlled toys and power converters are prohibited for use at any time.When in doubt, please consult the cabin crew.
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Children's Dvds and Toys - an Online Shopping Guide
Purchasing any item, including dvds and toys for children, can be reduced to that well-worn maxim, Supply and Demand. Before your mouse even ventures out onto the information highway leading to the online mall, we need to figure out the demand, or in this case, need or want. Then we can take a look at the best way(s) to supply this demand.
What is needed/wanted: In this specific instance, we are trying to determine what items can be obtained to satisfy the need or want. Children may want certain toys or shows, and parents want their children to have such items. Sometimes the item in question may differ between child and parent, but in general both agree. Where did the original idea come from? That is, why is toy A wanted, but not toy B? The answer is quite simple: The child and the parent have seen it on television. Savy advertisers have created demand by showing it to targeted segments of the population. Children who clamor for the new item, and parents who have the money to purchase it.
The smartest advertisers offer items based on shows kids enjoy watching. In the UK, programs aimed at children such as milkshake, cbeebies and citv create a ready-made market for consumers of DVDs and toys based on the animated and live-action shows they broadcast daily. The child watches the show and wants the toy or video; the parent either in informed by the child, or sees the show themselves while in the company of the child. The crucial point is that while other toys or movies may be offered through commercials, they tend to have a 'flavour-of-the-month' quality to them. Eventually they are replaced by other ads for other items. But anything connected to a show a child may watch over and over again for possibly years will almost always have a higher demand, and for a longer period of time.
So we have identified that shopping for toys and DVDs themed to popular children's television will have a sustained interest from both the initial audience (children), and their parents, who actually purchase the items. This is the source of our demand. But now we're faced with our initial question - How do we supply this demand?
Supplying the need/want: While there are literally hundreds of sites devoted to selling everything imaginable, how do you make informed choices? What do you look for, and what do you need to know? Sticking with children's DVDs and toys, most online retailers can be broken down into just two types - a Marketer or an Affiliate.
Marketers are stocked from suppliers (who may or may not have their own stores on the web). They tend to be small operators who do not have much leeway on prices, since their profit margin can be very thin. While most are reputable dealers, in the event of a problem, you deal with them directly. It can be difficult to get a satisfactory resolution in case of a dispute.
Affiliates are also stocked from suppliers, but generally the supplier is a large company, who almost always have their own online outlets. The affiliate operates a storefront; when you order from them, the items are sent via the supplier directly. Prices tend to be fairly uniform, but since the affiliate is paid a commission, the overall markup may be less than shopping through a marketer. Also in case of a problem, you deal with the supplier, who may have a better reputation and process for resolving disputes than most marketers.
Why not shop at the supplier's outlets directly then, And bypass the affiliate? The answer is usually one of savings in time and ease of shopping. Affiliate stores are usually set up to specialize on certain product lines, or by offering an easier layout to navigate. If you're looking for toys based on the Thunderbirds, you don't want to be distracted by search results that include motorcycles or WWII aircraft.
As a shopper then, you can identify some things to help you decide which store (Marketer or Affiliate) to use:
1. Is the layout easy to use? Can I find what I want quickly?
2. In case of a problem, do I deal with a well-known company or an unknown?
3. Is the price fair?
In conclusion, by basing your shopping requirements on what your children are watching, and knowing what to look for in an online retailer, you may find you're saving yourself a lot of headaches down the road.
About the Author
Michael Carpenter operates KidVidUK - selling children's DVDs and toys in the United Kingdom.
Why is my new lcd flat panel tv fuzzy no matter what I do?
I just purchased a new samsung lcd tv, and the picture is fuzzy even when using a dvd player. I have tried composite, component, s, and hdmi connections. I have also tried to hook up a playstation 3 using an hdmi connection, and according to the salesperson, the picture should be crystal clear with the ps3's blue ray technology. I am an aircraft mechanic and an engineering student, so I have no trouble rigging up electronics. The Picture is just absolutely crappy with zero change regardless of the connection that I use. The tv is also supposed to have an atsc tuner built in. Is it at all possible that the picture is so lousy beacause the tv is a 720p? Once again, I was told by the salespeople that 720 is still high def, and the picture should be wonderful. Any insight you could offer me would be great! The tv model # from samsung is LN-S4041D. Any help you all can offer would be greatly appreciated. If you need to go intogreta detail about what is wrong, I will post my email.
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