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My various Canon EOS DSLR bodies see a lot of use under various conditions, mostly sports, but last week was the first time I was really glad I always put a tempered glass protector on the rear LCD of new bodies as soon as I get them. My daughter had a day off from school and we decided to take advantage of the nice Fall weather and go hunting for geodes in a stream near Keokuk Iowa. I brought my 5DS R along and near the end of the day, a piece of a geode I had just picked up fell off taking the worst possible path and it bounced off the back of the display screen. It cracked the protector but the display underneath was pristine and today I replaced the protector.

The rear display is fairly easy and inexpensive to replace so cracking one isn't the end of the camera and a protector won't protect against severe hits but it is cheap insurance and in this case it worked for me.

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The rear LCD on many Canon cameras is covered with a clear glass overlay which is replaceable. The 5D Mk III is very similar to the 5DS R and I would be curious to know how much a good "protector" costs compared to the actual Canon replacement part.

They are very easy to install. I don't think any of the protectors would prevent damage from a very hard hit but it did the trick in this case. It is good to know that the glass is available separately from Canon, thank you for pointing that out.

Hopefully there won't be any more rock attacks on my camera. My primary reason for using these is so I won't accidentally scratch the screen while wiping it quickly at an event, with the cheap glass protector on it I don't worry about wiping it off with my sleeve to clear any fog/moisture/dust buildup that happens while shooting a field event.

The brand on the pack I bough was "AKWOX" but the same protectors are sold under a lot of brands and they all come from the same limited group of Chinese factories. The big difference is some that claim to be glass are actually plastic so read reviews and buy carefully if you want the glass version.

Otherwise they all come with the same cleaning cloths (the alcohol moistened one is usually dry so use your own cleaning solution), a dust removal sticky pad, and some guides to help you install the protector. When I installed the first one on my 1DX years ago, I used the guide stickers but they really aren't needed and after that I just install them freehand. It is easy to line them up properly given the large LCD screen and they go on quickly with no captive air bubble issues (at least the glass ones, I suspect the plastic is probably more difficult to deal with when installing).

I have tempered LCD protectors for all of my cameras except those that have fully-rotating LCD panels, as I normally have them closed up to protect the screen. I totally agree that having a tough glass protector is way cheaper and more convenient to replace than having to get the native LCD glass repalced. The ones I have work absolutely fine with my touch screen displays, although (to be honest) I rarely use the touch capabilities of those units. I got my protectors via e-Bay from a company in Germany called Displayshutzfolien and they posted them to me in NZ, no probs.

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We've had two recent lightning strikes including one the other day that was less than 100 yards away - it's SW Florida so you've got to accept that. The previous one wiped out the transformer. I have 3 powerline units currently installed and I'm going to help several other neighbors with their new installs as we just got cable internet. Most of my equipment is on either a UPS or quality surge protectors but the Powerline units are plugged right into an outlet. What's a good single outlet surge protector that won't cause problems for my Powerline units - peferably something I can buy at a local store?

No. NETGEAR does not recommend using power strips, surge protectors, UPS and extension cords with Powerline products. These devices filter out some or all of the high frequency signals used in Powerline communications. Connecting a Powerline to one of these devices can greatly reduce the data rate of transfers, or block communications entirely.

Your other option would be to install a whole home surge protector. Its recommended a professional install one of these but if you get storms frequent enough, it might be a good idea and worth the cost.

A. A trust instrument may provide for the appointment of a trust protector. For the purposes of this section, a person designated in the instrument with a status or title, other than that of a beneficiary, with powers similar to those specified in subsection B of this section, or designated in the instrument as a trust protector, is a trust protector, except to the extent otherwise provided in the trust instrument.

B. A trust protector appointed by the trust instrument has the powers, delegations and functions conferred on the trust protector by the trust instrument. These powers, delegations and functions may include the following, which do not limit what powers, delegations and functions may be granted to the trust protector:

D. Any provision of this title to the contrary, but except to the extent otherwise provided by the trust instrument, a trust protector is not a trustee or fiduciary and is not liable or accountable as a trustee or fiduciary because of an act or omission of the trust protector when performing or failing to perform the duties of a trust protector under the trust instrument. This subsection does not apply to trusts that become irrevocable before January 1, 2009 if the trust instrument allows the settlor to remove and replace the trust protector.

Hi Abby Wow. Thank you so much for taking the time to tell us your story and what you think of our protector in such detail. We really apricate your kind words and are happy and proud that you are our customer :)

This is actually my third protector buy in as many months. The first one was from Amazon and it was both hot and rough on my skin. The second one was also from Amazon and it came damaged. I don't understand how they have so many good reviews! Anyway, this one I got is cooler better and much softer on my skin. I really hope it lasts.

My allergies have also been reduced. When the guy on the chat told me that it would reduce my allergies because it's natural I though he was blowing smock up my you know what! But actually over the span of a year I did notice my allergies reducing.

Take my advice, stay away from all those cheapy protectors and get yourself this one instead. And stop reading reviews already! LOL

Background: Central Line-Associated BloodStream Infections (CLABSIs) are emerging challenge in Respiratory semi-Intensive Care Units (RICUs). We evaluated efficacy of educational interventions on rate of CLABSIs and effects of port protector as adjuvant tool.

Methods: Study lasted 18 months (9 months of observation and 9 of intervention). We enrolled patients with central venous catheter (CVC): 1) placed during hospitalization in RICU; 2) already placed without signs of systemic inflammatory response syndrome (SIRS) within 48 h after the admission; 3) already placed without evidence of microbiologic contamination of blood cultures. During interventional period we randomized patients into two groups: 1) educational intervention (Group 1) and 2) educational intervention plus port protector (Group 2). We focused on CVC-related sepsis as primary outcome. Secondary outcomes were the rate of CVC colonization and CVC contamination.

Conclusions: Our study clearly shows that both kinds of interventions significantly reduce the rate of CLABSIs. In particular, the use of port protector combined to educational interventions gave zero CLABSIs rate.

First things first: make sure to use a hair towel to remove any excess water from your hair. Shake up the heat protector until clear and turquoise parts blend together, then mist directly onto hair evenly from roots to ends. Apply lightly near roots to limit extra buildup. Don't rinse. Style as usual.

What may trigger the intervention of a trust protector? If you are the Trustee or a Beneficiary of a Trust, you may well wonder if your Trust Protector will be constantly watching out for your interests, or suddenly stepping in to meddle.

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