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The combination of all-wheel drive capabilities and the striking, premium design of the Nissan X-Trail make this crossover a true work of art. With a streamlined body that cuts through the air as it moves, and an improved X-Tronic CVT, the Nissan X-Trail takes efficiency and productivity to new levels. Keep everything under control with the Nissan X-Trail. Nissan Intelligent Mobility helps you stay in control of your surroundings and always be aware of what's going on around you. LEARN MORE ABOUT NISSAN INTELLIGENT MOBILITY ¹ Suggested retail price including special offer PRICE AND PACKAGE NISSAN X-TRAIL HYBRID Available car price from UAH 1,193,010* The all-new Nissan X-TRAIL combines two cutting-edge unique technologies to deliver a more responsive, quieter and more productive ride than a traditional gasoline engine. The unique technologies of X-TRAIL are different from the traditional hybrid. With a battery charged by a gasoline  Nissan X-Trail in Kenya engine, there is no need...

Freezers and freezers: we preserve the harvest and ready meals Autumn is in the yard, which means it's time to think about how to process and store for the winter the harvest from the garden plot or just seasonal vegetables and fruits, which can now be purchased at reasonable prices. Let's not forget about mushrooms (of which there are many this year), and berries, as well as fishermen and hunters, who may also be faced with the need to quickly process and store a large amount of raw materials. At the same time, there are not so many options for preserving products for a long time. In addition to salting and canning, we essentially have two options at our disposal: either dehydrate (dry) or freeze. In today's review, we will talk about freezing - which devices and accessories are better to use, what are their differences, advantages and disadvantages. The most obvious (and most affordable) way to freeze food is to use the most common refrigerator that every home  Chest and...

Republic of Belarus, Minsk, st. Sverdlov 2 Mon-Fri 09:00–19:00, Sat 10:00–15:00 The amazing, generous country of Georgia has always attracted researchers and tourists with its unique color, rich thousand-year history, diverse nature and ancient traditions. The territory of Georgia is an area with many historical and architectural monuments, ancient monasteries, the remains of castles and fortresses, defensive structures. Here it is easy and simple to combine any vacation, educational excursions in Georgia with getting impressions and enjoyment from the contemplation of mountain landscapes and natural landscapes. And Georgian hospitality, local wines and Georgian cuisine are known far beyond the borders of Georgia. General information: Georgia is located in the western Transcaucasia on the eastern coast of the Black Sea. In the north it borders with Russia, in the south with Turkey and Armenia, in the southeast with Azerbaijan. The ancient  Chest and Deep Freezers in Uganda states ...

Showing 1 to 12 of 65 (total 6 pages) The word DJ (eng. DJ from disc jockey - disc jockey) has long and firmly established itself in the lexicons of almost all peoples of the world and sounds the same in all languages. A DJ is a person who publicly reproduces musical material recorded on sound media, in the process changing it and combining it into a continuous musical composition (mix). The first DJ who, back in the 1940s, began to use two players to create an uninterrupted set by music historians is considered to be Briton Jimmy Savile. For a long time, the profession of a DJ and a sound engineer had practically no differences; DJs used ordinary mixing consoles and turntables for their work. It wasn't until the early 1970s that a separate DJ equipment industry began to take shape. In 1971, the first mass-produced Bozak CMA 10-2DL DJ mixer entered the market, and in 1974, Technics released its legendary SL-1200 turntable. In the following decades,  DJ Equipment in Uganda the mark...

The slums of Nairobi and water worth its weight in gold: how modern Kenya lives Children's writer Karen Blixen, whose book is based on the Oscar-winning film Out of Africa, said that if you want to know Kenya, you have to drive at least half the country. Following her advice, our author has built his route in her footsteps, from Nairobi to Mombasa. Here water is so valued that the capital is called Ewasao-Nairobi - "cold water". There is practically no public transport here. At the same time, Kenya, which gained independence only 60 years ago, today has become one of the most dynamically developing countries in Africa. Conquering Nature: See 7 Mighty Dams Named the most powerful passport in the world. Guess the citizens of which country are eligible for 193 visa-free destinations The countries of the world were ranked according to the level of danger: guess which one was in 1st place It is impossible to get to know this country in just one week, but the attempt is not to...