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ABOUT COOKIES
Cookies are small pieces of information "remembered" by your browser. We use cookies so that you can navigate through our Web site faster and remember settings and times you were last here so we can present new articles and posts to you. We also use cookies to keep track of page views and overall page flow to make your experience one of ease.

IMPORTANT NOTE: We do NOT collect personally identifiable information about you from cookies. This means that you remain anonymous and your information cannot be associated with this site, another Web site, or any other marketing database.

We always clearly identify the use of cookies, and we will continue to be open and honest with you about their use.

Some techie stuff you should know. The source code and cookie text can be very long and confusing. It takes a strong background in HTML and programming to fully understand the code. We understand that your privacy is important. Please read our PRIVACY POLICY for more info on this.

We will continue to use cookies so that your experience with us is easy, safe, and personalized so you can save time when you order from us. Cookies, along with other mechanisms, may also be used for trust and safety purposes like tracking IP addresses for fraud.

How to enable cookies
Internet Explorer 6/7/8
Firefox 3.x
America Online (AOL)
Internet Explorer 4 for MAC

Internet Explorer 6/7/8

1.	Click Tools, and then click Internet Options.
2.	Click the Privacy tab.
3.	Move the slider until Medium is selected for the privacy setting.
5.	Click on Apply.
6.	Click on OK.

Firefox 3.x

1.	Click Tools, and then click Options.
2.	Click the Privacy tab.
3.	Under Cookies, click Accept cookies from sites.

America Online (AOL)
Follow the instructions below only if you are using the browser that came with AOL. If you opened another browser outside of AOL, follow the directions for that browser as described above.

1.	Click on Start from your Windows taskbar.
2.	Point at Settings.
3.	Click on Control Panels.
4.	Click on the Internet icon. The Internet Properties window will appear.
5.	Click on the Privacy tab from within the Internet properties window.
6.	Move the slider until Medium is selected for the privacy setting.
8.	Click on Apply.
9.	Click on OK.

To accept cookies if you are using a Macintosh computer...

Internet Explorer 4

1.	Click Edit, and then click Preferences.
2.	Click the Receiving Files arrow.
3.	Click the Cookies button.
4.	Under When receiving cookies, select never ask.
5.	Click OK.