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Our Brands
Here you can browse our flagship brands that we are particularly pleased to partner with. You'll notice that most of them fall into one of two seemingly opposite categories: Either they've been around for decades—established masters in the outdoor world neighborhood—or they've just started up recently: the "kids" who have taken us by storm. But they all have one thing in common: they represent the qualities that get us excited: innovation, integrity, stand-out excellence and reliability. In some cases, these companies have been partnered with Trek & Travel since its inception; others have become favourites because of their cutting-edge technological know-how and solid reputation.
A - G -- 2nd Skin & 3 Peaks to GSI & Gu
2nd Skin
The manufacturers of 2nd Skin, Spenco, have been in business since 1967, producing top-quality footwear accessories and premier first aid products. Their 2nd Skin blister-prevention and ...
3 Peaks
When it comes to hats and gloves for school camps, 3 peaks are our go-to brand: warm, durable and won't break the bank.
360 Degrees
360 degrees is a subsidiary brand from Sea to Summit, representing cheap and cheerful designs of high-volume products.
Everyone should try these revolutionary packs from New Zealand. Their countless innovations include: load balancing pockets, independent stabilisers and custom-fitted waterproof dri-liners. ...
ACR have one mission: to save your life! Through the design of high-tech beacons and rescue devices they hope to do just that for hikers, sailors, hunters and adventureres of all stripes.
Arc'teryx is a premium outdoor brand and one of the most cutting-edge, leading designers and manafacturers. Based in Vancouver, British Columbia (Canada), we love Arc'teryx for its ...
Known for their treatment and care products, Atsko has been around since 1933, refining and improving their products. Although they were originally formed to develop new markets for Sno-Seal ...
Back Country Cuisine
Kara and Brent Crossan took over Back Country Cuisine in 1998 from the Alliance Freezing Company, which had pioneered the freeze-dry process for military and commercial food production. ...
The cold-weather specialists from Canada, they know how to keep you warm.
Black Diamond
From its growth out of Choinard Equipment in 1957, where Yvon Choinard sold his first hand-made pitons out of the back of his car, to its present status—that of a international, ...
All the books we have (never run out of batteries!)
Ireland wouldn't be green enough to be called "The Emerald Isle" without a lot of rain, and that kind of weather develops a special kind of people—who make a special kind ...
How can we possible describe Buff—or say how much we like it! It's the most versatile garment you'll ever own. Originating in Spain, the Buff is a multi-functional garment ...
Bushman has been waging war with mozzies and midges and everything in between since 1990 and, battle for battle, they come out on top.
Camelbak is the original hands-free hydration company, and they've gone from a fantastic beginning to—well, to where they are now: still at the leading edge of hydration. In ...
Cancer Council
The Cancer Council is a community-funded charity dedicated to fighting against The Big C and for that we applaud them. Part of their income results from the sale of their products so we ...
Chacos are the bespoke sandal of the outdoor world; carefully and particularly formed to give you incredible support and total foot comfort. Their footbeds were designed with the assistance ...
The US's most-loved energy food. Gives you the oomph to go that extra mile. Made in the USA.
The Canadian purveyor of a vast range of really useful camping items.
Pioneering the development of insect-repellent clothing was one of Craghoppers' finest hours, and during their almost 50 years the UK company has had many fine hours. Their ...
Originally an eyewear retainer manufacturer, and now 'belting' out a range of trouser-holder-uppers, Croakies keep us happy with their inimitable and colourful designs.
When Deuter was founded in 1898, they were supplying the Bavarian Royal Mail with mail sacks and postbags. Now, over a hundred years later, they have developed into one of the world's ...
Dirty Girl
Born in Arizona in 2004, Dirty Girl Gaiters are dedicated to one thing - gaiters. Specifically the funkiest, sexiest gaiters in the world.
Eagle Creek
Eagle Creek are the ultimate travel brand, now rightly famous for the ultra-light packing cells and storage solutions.
Earth Sea Sky
When Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay reached the top of Everest in 1953, they were kept warm at nights in sleeping bags made by Arthur Ellis and Co. the original family business behind ...
Elemental by Kovea
It's a little know fact that Korea is one of the major world forces in mountaineering; wherever big mountains are conquered, Koreans are there. It is this pedigree that led to ...
Freshly prepared in New Zealand and loved by their sizeable outdoor community, Em's Power Cookies and Bars are co-sponsors of Speight's Coast to Coast. Food for energy.
With the shrinkage of the globe today almost everywhere has become accessible, and so safety concerns are more than ever one of the most important aspects for the world traveller. Luckily, ...
Did you know Aston Martin made umbrellas? Well, no they don't. But euroSCHIRM do, and they make Aston Martin umbrellas, which means they are awesome.
Are you tired of browsing the technical travel clothing aisle and being confonted with a style void? That's what the founders of ExOfficio decided in 1987 when they vowed to design a ...
Exped has been making quality outdoor gear since 1997, but they really caught the world's attention in 2002 when they came out with the DownMat—a watershed moment that ...
Fenix are the next big thing in lighting, producing excellent quality flashlights that are durable and waterproof.
These guys began with a desire to fix tears in bouncy castles and have since developed amazing adhesive patches that can fix anything!
Fox 40
Originally conceived by Basketball referee Ron Foxcroft in 1987 out of frustration with his cork pea whistle's unreliability, the Fox 40 Classic whistle is now standard throughout the ...
Ever since trekkers started ditching--or supplementing--maps in favour of electronic navigation, Garmin has been leading the way (no pun intended!) Having supplied navigation to aircraft and ...
Go Travel
Our Go-to brand for all those little accessories and travel tidbits that are forgotten until the last minute, but are somehow impossible to do without: travel adaptors, earplugs, washing ...
Goal Zero
Goal Zero are the new name in portable solar chargers - the next generation of power, durability and flexibility as endorsed by climbing luminary Alex Hunnold.
GoFreshWater Australia is a privately owned Australian company focused on providing reliable, affordable, lightweight, portable water filter and purification devices for use in all ...
Outdoor gear can be expensive to buy, and like a high-end sports car it needs to be maintained properly to maximise its potential life. An unwashed, unproofed jacket will not breath as it ...
GSI Outdoors started in 1985 in San Diego with a few pieces of enamel tableware and has grown into a worldwide leader of cookware and utensils with uniquely-recognisable designs and patented ...
The world's best known sports nutrition, from energy gels to rehydration and recovery salts.
H - M -- Hampton & Happy Camper to MPI Grabber & MSR
Hampton make tent pegs, among other quality metal items, and are based in my erstwhile hometown of Stirchley, Birmingham, UK. :o)
Happy Camper
All Australian and fridge-free, Happy Camper make delicious camping meals that just need heating up in the packet. Mmm.
Heatmax, part of a larger company called Kobayashi, pretty much specialise in air-activated heat pads. Made in the USA since 1988.
Helly Hansen
Helly Hansen uses the technology it has built up since 1887 to create clothing that is the benchmark in synthetic thermal wear. Used by top athletes around the world as well as the greatest ...
Hennessey Hammocks
In 1992 Tom Hennessey decided to redesign an old army hammock he'd been using and over the next six years he vastly improved on every previous hammock design by incorporating many ...
Hiker's Wool - beautifully soft fleece that wicks away toe moisture and helps prevent ...
Hoka One One
Maximalist footwear - it's the new minimalist footwear and Hoka One One are at the cutting edge. It's time to fly!
Human Gear
Human Gear specialise in carrying systems for travellers, specifically liquids and pills. Their award-winning silicone Toobs and Tubbs will revolutionise your carry-on baggage.
The young pretender in the hydration market covers all the usual bases and introduces some new twists too.
In 1994, Icebreaker revolutionized the outdoor world by bringing back base layers and clothing made from wool instead of synthetics. But it wasn't the scratchy wool from your ...
Problem: How can your toes possibly feel unique and appreciated when they're all stuck in one sock together? Solution: Injinji toe socks. They may be like nothing you've ever worn ...
Jetboil typifies qualities which Trek & Travel prizes above all others: fearless innovation, practicality, and superior design! Ever since they launched in 2001, Jetboil has been ...
Julbo has been turning out high-quality eyewear since 1888, and that level of experience shows! Their top quality, reliable eye protection is used by elite athletes as well as mainstream ...
Born in the snowy wastes of Arizona (!), Kahtoola's mission is to manufacture the most advanced snow & ice walking products in the world.
Katadyn's history is rooted in over 80 years of innovation and discovery, and surrounded by a nostalgic air of test tubes and bunsen burners. In the 1930's, Professor Alexander ...
If there's one word that comes to mind with Keen, it's comfortable. Sacrificing nothing in the way of stability, cushioning, and snugness, they offer miles of comfort. ...
Klean Kanteen
It's been only 8 years since the first Klean Kanteen durable stainless steel water bottle was released in Chico, California, but in that time the company has grown into one of the ...
La Sportiva
Born in the heart of the Italian Alps making boots for lumberjacks, La Sportiva is now achieved global dominance in hiking boots, mountaineering boots, rock shoes and trail running shoes.
The definitive and original multi-tool. Leatherman makes knife and tool combinations of unsurpassed quality and back them up with extraordinary customer service and support. Using only the ...
LED Lenser
In the days when flashlights used incandescent bulbs, one company was king. But now that all decent torches use LEDs (light emitting diodes) to produce light, a new brand has worked its way ...
Leki is another centenarian company who are continually pushing the boundaries of technology and design. The undisputed leaders in walking pole technology, their poles are top ...
This UK brand produce all sorts of excellent and useful bit n bobs for keeping you safe in the outdoors.
Light My Fire
If you had to go on looks alone, you'd probably guess that Light My Fire is a Swedish company—and you'd be right: typically sleek Scandinavian designs take the form of ...
Loaders Outback Australia
Outback Australia brand is produced by Loaders Manufacturers & Traders, an Aussie copany that has been supplying value-for-money camping gear since 1948.
Lonely Planet
Quite simply, the original and still the best guidebooks on (& about) earth!
Lowe Alpine
All the way from the UK comes this brand courtesy of Greg Lowe, brother of legendary climber Jeff, encompassing a full range of packs and clothing. Great products with a world-wide ...
Mac in a Sac
For lightweight and breathable waterproof jackets & trosers, look no further than Mac in a Sac!
McNett are to outdoor gear what doctors are to patients - if it's fixable, they'll fix it. Rebel against our consumerist, disposable society by getting the most out of your gear and ...
In 1981, Backpacker Magazine named Merrell boots "The most comfortable and functional boots in North America", and 31 years and thousands of miles later, it's still a ...
Australian-owned Mont produces extremely warm thermal wear--from inner layers to fleeces and jackets. In fact, their stand-out, down Icicle Jacket is the warmest that we have—and the ...
MPI Grabber
Acquired by Grabber Performance Group in 2008, MPI were the designers of the original Space Blanket in 1964 for NASAs Apollo space missions, and that design is still going strong today.
There is no question about who the leading experts in outdoor gear are: with a name synonymous with quality, years of experience, multiple-award-winning technology and a excellent in-house ...
N - R -- Nalgene & Nathan Sports to Rainbird & Roman Camping
Nalgene actually started out as laboratory equipment company, but in the true spirit of innovation which we so much admire, lab rats in the 70's started taking some of the bottles out of ...
Nathan Sports
Creating specialist running gear from high visibility vests to packs and bottles, Pennsylvania's Nathan Sports are dedicated to helping you run longer and stronger, hence their nickname ...
Nick Brown, a Kentish lad, was dissatisfied with the products available for waterproofing his hiking boots, and so he invented his own non-softening wax to do the job - Nick's wax! In ...
Ocean Signal
Ocean Signal are the creators of the world's smallest current Personal Locator Beacon, the rescueME PLB1, After 40 years experience in marine communications systems
One Planet
Australian made, tough-as-nails packs and tents from One Planet are as innovative as they are unique. The packs use a propriatry Waterloc© canvas fabric which offers unparalleled ...
A remarkable ongoing family business, three generations of the Opinel clan have been manufacturing these simple folding knives in Chambery, France since 1890, resulting in sales of over 210 ...
Optimus has been manafacturing top-level stoves since 1899—that's more than a century of expertise! Open air life is often a struggle to master the environment and weather, and ...
Ortlieb is German for 'waterproof'. Well, that's not quite true, but it has been The Name in waterproof packs, bags and other receptacles for over 30 years. All ...
OSA Brands
Originally an importer of quality outdoor equipment like Tatonka and Coghlans, this Australian team is now manufacturing its own travel accessories.
Outdoor Research
Outdoor Research started in 1980, when the need for a better gaiter was brought to founder Ron Gregg's attention: his climbing partner on Denali was suffering from severe frostbite, in ...
Originally a workwear item, their Sox-Savers were re-invented and refined by us as ideal trekking gaiters.
Packtowl are here for one reason only, and it's not their spelling. It's their ridiculously-light chammy style travel towels.
The definitive in secure luggage and luggage accessories, Pacsafe sets the standard in smart, well-designed travel gear. Utilizing the best in anti-theft technology, their bags, locks and ...
Parachute Hammocks
A one-man Australian team, Myles makes hammocks out of parachutes, and he's damn good at it!
Peacock have been making their world-famous hand warmers since 1923, and are still going strong.
As a benchmark brand, particularly in the climbing world, Petzl also supplies top quality gear to the hiker and traveller in the form of headlamps and crampons. Petzl is one of the leaders ...
Part of Cascade Designs portfolio of brands in Seattle, the Platypus original flexible hydration bottle has been around since 1996. Still made in the USA, the brand continues to push the ...
With a charging solution for every conceivable wilderness situation, Powertraveller are the world leaders in portable power. Whatever your device, there's a 'monkey' waiting to ...
prAna has been bringing their ethos of change and sustainability to the world since 1992, and proving along the way that functionality, eco-friendliness, and environmentalism by no means ...
Princeton Tec
US Lighting brand Princeton Tec are one of the global leaders in their field, and we just love their head torches.
Rainbird have been protecting Aussie trekkers and travellers for over 25 years with their range of durable nylon rainwear. Known for their sturdy, practical and packable shells, they are the ...
Roman Camping
A true Australian company, Roman camping has been producing outdoor equipment for over 50 years, and now provides a full range of gear from tents to sleeping bags to packs to furniture to ...
S - Z -- Salomon & Scarpa to Wilderness Equipment & Wilderness Wear
The world's best trail-running shoes are Trek & Travel's items of choice from Salomon—although the business also produces world-renowned clothing, ski and snowboard ...
Of all the footwear request we get, some of the most frequent are for Scarpa. Fortunately, we have them! More than 70 years ago in Italy, Scarpa started making footwear built on the rich ...
Sea To Summit
Sea To Summit is an appropriate name for a company which offers equipment that can quite literally accompany you all of that way. Founded by Tim Macartney-Snape and Roland Tyson in Australia ...
Experts in waterproof accessories, Sealskinz make the best darn socks and gloves this side of Atlantis.
One for the ladies: the original female urination device, for fields, festivals and dirty toilets everywhere.
Sierra Lace
Made in California, Sierra Lace has only one thing on its collective mind - boot laces. That's why they make the best.
1933 - a watershed year for navigation. A team of Swedish orienteers invent the liquid-filled compass and found the company which will become Silva - undeniably the world's leading name ...
DEET may be the most-feared repellent ingredient from the point of view of mosquitos, bush flies, ants, sand flies, ticks, and midges, but its power is not limited to insects. DEET products ...
Out of the picturesque ski town of Steamboat Springs, Colorado, come a revolution in sock technology. By far the leading sock brand in the USA, and now a rising star in the merino base layer ...
In Japan they do things properly, and that includes designing and manufacturing outdoor equipment. Relatively unknown in Australia but huge in their native land, Snow Peak produce a ...
Striving to design the most beautiful and efficient stoves in the world, this Japanese company are managng to do just that.
SPIbelt = Small Personal Item belt. A nifty idea that works well for runners and travellers.
SPOT Inc is a subsidiary of Globalstar Inc, the Low Earth Orbit satellite network, hence they are in the perfect position to make use of the Globalstar 32-strong constellation for their ...
There are knives, and then there are Spyderco knives. All the way from Colorado, these could be the best knives in the world.
St. John Ambulance
When you're dealing with first aid, why not go to the experts? St. John Ambulance have been in the business for over 130 years!
In 1999, the outdoor and travel worlds were revolutionized by the introduction of the SteriPEN: an ultra-lightweight, incredibly fast water purifier. Up until then, the only way to deal with ...
Hailing from the UK, where storms are not uncommon, this brand know exactly what they're talkin about - waterproofing.
Starting in the mid 70's, Superfeet actually grew out of one of the world's leading orthotic labs, Northwest Podiatric Laboratory. Having a medical rather than a commercial ...
As with all of our favourite brands, Suunto was started by a keen outdoorsman, Tuomas Vohlonen, who was frustrated by the inaccuracy of traditional compasses. His development of a steadier, ...
They may have the native American name for a Bison but Tatonka are Swiss, and the Swiss know a lot about outdoor gear. Trust them; we have been for 20 years.
Terra Nova
From the Peak District in the UK, Terra Nova may be named for Captain Scott's ill-fated Antarctica expedition but their equipment would have gone the distance.
The sandal brand that needs no introduction...
The first thermarest was designed and made by two out-of-work Boeing employees using a piece of open-cell foam, air-resistant fabric, and an old sandwich maker to melt them together! ...
Comfortable, reliable and understated, yet with secret depths (or in this case, pockets) and just plain nice—it'll come as no surprise that Tilley hats are Canadian! Alex Tilley ...
The classic outdoor laces for shoes, boots or mids. Over 30 years experience by this Austrian company has resulted in the best abrasion-resistant, lightweight nylon laces.
There is only one name in storm-proof alcohol stoves - the original Swedish Trangia, often imitated but never bettered in over 80 years. This is the ultimate travelling stove, a lightweight, ...
Ultralon are specialists in foams of all types, but for our purposes their closed cell foam makes excellent sleeping pads.
Relatively new to Australia, UltrAspire design top-shelf running packs with many innovative features. Naturally, many ultralight running packs can be used by the broad-minded hiker to save ...
In 1965, an American, William D. Sweasy, started making high-quality boots and shoes for the outdoor craze that was beginning to sweep the nation. Vasque started to garner a large and loyal ...
Victor Sports
Victor Sports produce a wide range of medical and rehabilitation supplies.
If there is one piece of gear which epitomizes the outdoors for most people, it is probably a Swiss Army knife. Although they've been in business since 1884, it was after World War II, ...
Wilderness Equipment
In the 1970's, Wilderness Equipment started making gear with fantastic testing conditions—they used it themselves and found out immediately if it didn't work right! Then they ...
Wilderness Wear
An Australian institution in the manufacture of entry-level camping apparel.


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Just a so-so cruise
Sail Date: April 06, 2015
Reviewed: 2 years ago
Traveled As: Couple
Room Type: Oceanview
The Norwegian cruise we just completed was so-so. We did this as our 40th wedding anniversary cruise. I was expecting it to be exceptional and it was
pretty basic. The food was below standards. The dinner selections were a rotation of the same items. My wife is vegetarian and there was nothing. If she wanted to each fish each day that was it. At the buffet they had 2 vegitarian dishes each day, both made with the same curry flavoring. Once is ok but for 10 days?
The staff serving the meals were a mix of very good to totally untrained. Far more uitrained. Nice enough but didn't have a clue.
The entertainment was very good, comedians and jugglers were uninteresting and not good at all.
Theor wifi should not be offered. We paid $75 for 100 miuntes and spent 8 - 10 minutes trying to log on each time. Not got to really use it. they refuese to give a fefund but kept saying they would take care of it. they did not. A supervisor made up stores and never gave a refiund. very poorly managed ship. Will never, ever return to this cruise line.
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Don't expect too much. Poorly managed ship.
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Not sure what "standard" you mean when you are referring to the food being "below," but I understand that it can be a bit repetitive in the MDR every night on a longer cruise. As for the training of the people "serving," do you mean the waitstaff, or the ones who hand you your carved roast beef across the buffet line? There is a definite difference in the type and level of training for kitchen personnel behind the food at the buffet and the ones who you trust to get your order right in the MDR. You never actually describe anything or explain what tasted bad. You obviously didn't care much for the ports of call either, and said nothing about them. My guess is you're probably a well-to-do internet junkie who doesn't know how to have fun and should probably be on Regent or Oceania where they will meet your high standards.
Congratulation on your fortieth wedding anniversary. Sorry to hear that the cruise was not a good fit for you. It is too bad that cruise lines do not offer more vegetarian options. On your next cruise, try arranging ahead of time for some vegetarians options. Mot cruise lines will whip up something if you ask ahead of time. My husband does this directly with the cruise line ahead of time by phone , even on the ship he speaks directly to the chef on day one. They are always accommodating - even at the buffet. They give him menus on the day before. If there is nothing there that he can eat, they will make up something simple for him.
I don't mean to judge, but you seem to have nothing but negatives in your review, and you only seemed to review the food selections in MDR and Buffet and the internet. Nothing else.
I honestly don't know why you would go on a cruise and buy a big internet package. Surely the point of a cruise is to 'switch off' from technology and everydayness? Or is that just me?
I am sorry you considered the food and service in the MDR/Buffet supar. I concur with others who suggest informing NCL ahead of time of your wife's vegetarian status which should facilitate more selection for her.
Did you do nothing else on this cruise? Did you not go into any of the ports? On any of the excursions? How were the other facilities onboard?
I'd be interested to know more and I am sure others would too.
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London, Feb. 2 (ANI): Togo star Emmanuel Adebayor, whose team bus was attacked by terrorists in South Africa, has revealed that at one point of firing he wondered whether he would ever be back at Manchester City.
"It was good to be home and back on the football pitch. At one point I didn't think I would ever see City's stadium and the fans again. It is good to get 90 minutes under my belt, it is a long time since I played a full game and I feel better for it," The Sun quoted Adebayor, as saying.
Adebayor was on international duty at the African Nations Cup three weeks ago when the team bus came under fire and three people were killed.
Adebayor scored the opening goal in City's 2-0 win over Portsmouth on Sunday.
"It was great to score but more importantly I want to say a huge thank you to all the City fans and to the club for helping me through a terrible time. Through all the difficulties the fans were sending me messages of support. I was very moved by the way they did that," he said.
Now the 25-million-pound star is hoping to propel City into the top four.
"The most important thing is the relationship between the players and the club and the players and the fans and I feel I have a good relationship here with both," he said.
"The people who work at City and watch City have faith in my ability and faith in what I am doing. I have been through a difficult moment in my life and they have proved that."
"There is a big Manchester City family and there is a lot of love there. I am glad now that these terrible moments are behind me and now life goes on and that means playing football for City and hopefully being successful," he added. (ANI)


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WVU offered almost no opposition to Notre Dame's offensive attack as the Irish shot almost 50% from the field for the game. Notre Dame penetrated the Mountaineer defense at will for inside shots, threw one or two passes to produce wide open three point chances, and generally toyed with West Virginia throughout the contest.
The embarrassing defensive performance was spotlighted by a staggering 28 assists for Notre Dame. The Irish made 35 baskets in the contest, which meant that four out of every five Notre Dame field goals was preceeded by a pass that led directly to the field goal.
Another galling sight for anyone who likes defense was the picture of power forward Ryan Humphrey dribbling right down the middle of WVU's porous full court press to create a three on one fast break. That was only one of many fast breaks and unopposed hoops for Notre Dame, which scored several unopposed baskets in transition.
WVU never seriously threatened during the game due to their lack of defensive play. The Mountaineers did manage to cut the gap to five points late in the first half, but a quick Notre Dame run pushed the halftime lead back out to ten points.
The Mountaineers did show some offensive spark during the contest. Guards jonathan Hargett and Drew Schifino had 15 points each, and Josh Yeager chipped in 14. Chris Moss and Chaz Briggs each had ten points to give WVU five players in double figures.
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text: Hi there.. I'm reviewing the 7000 build of Win7, and encountered an odd little "feature" today... I dragged a url from the address bar in Google Chrome to the Start Menu to pin it there for frequent use. It shows up as an Internet shortcut with the default browser (Firefox, atm) and it is quite functional. However, I can not unpin it. When I bring up the context menu, "Open" is the only option. I can't drag it to the trash either. I can drag it to the desktop to create an additional shortcut, but that's of no use, obviously. I can unpin other items (i.e. programs) that I have pinned to the start menu. I have tried disabling the drag-and-drop feature of the start menu and re-enabling it, with no effect. I have tried restoring the default settings of the start menu, also with no effect. I have also tried going to the user-specific folder, \Users\%user%\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Quick Launch\User Pinned but the shortcut is not listed. A file search also does not yield the shortcut in question. Anyone else experience this? Anyone come up with a solution? Or am I just missing something really obvious? JC


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Two readers (Martin Backlund and Tara Marchand) have now reported exactly the same problem. When using version 7.7.1 of Dr. Solomon's Anti-Virus Toolkit (specifically the MacGuard control panel), together with the Desktop Printing Extensions in Mac OS 7.6 (and perhaps Mac OS 8), a proliferation of bogus desktop printing icons will appear on your desktop whenever you try to print something (at least with the LaserWriter 8.4.2 driver). Versions of Doctor Solomon earlier than 7.7.1 appear not to have this problem.
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Gérôme, Jean-Léon
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French painter and sculptor in the style now known as Academicism. The range of his oeuvre included historical painting, Greek mythology, Orientalism, portraits and other subjects, bringing the Academic painting tradition to an artistic climax.
He is considered one of the most important painters from this academic period, and in addition to being a painter, he was also a teacher with a long list of students.
He married Marie Goupil (1842–1912), the daughter of the international art dealer Adolphe Goupil. They had four daughters and one son. Upon his marriage he moved to a house in the Rue de Bruxelles, close to the music hall Folies Bergère. He expanded it into a grand house with stables with a sculpture studio below and a painting studio on the top floor.
Jean-Léon Gérôme died in his atelier on 10 January 1904. He was found in front of a portrait of Rembrandt and close to his own painting The Truth.
- associate relationship with Kaemmerer, Frederik Hendrik (born 24 October 1839)
- (has as) student relationship with Apoux, Joseph (born 5 November 1846)
- Social : Great Publicity 1867 (elected officer Légion d'honneur)
- Social : Great Publicity 1869 (elected honorary member British Royal Academy)
- Family trauma 1891 (death of son)
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Collection Didier Geslain
- Vocation : Art : Fine art artist (painter/sculptor)
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End Time: 12:30 PM
Beginner and experienced poets "will hold these truths to be self-evident" that all poems can be created using trial and error, serendipity along with learning the processes of craft in this poetry workshop. Discover your muse as Thea Schiller will introduce an established poem, lead a discussion an create in class writing exercises with time allotted to write and share each week. Participating members will be encouraged to expand their repertoire of poems.
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Presenter: Thea Schiller
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March 29, 2009
Baltimore, Md. - The Greyhounds hosted two Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference teams over the weekend, starting with Fairfield University on Saturday evening at the Greenspring Racquet Club. The Stags came away with victory over both teams, defeating the Loyola men 7-0 and the women 5-2.
In men's singles action, three Greyhounds lost in three-set marathon matches, each lasting about two hours long. Freshman Kevin Zingler won his first set 6-3, lost the second 6-2 and lost the final 6-1 at No. 3 singles. Junior Matt McDaniel, at No. 4 singles, lost his first set 7-5, won the second 7-6 in an 8-6 tiebreaker victory, before losing 10-5 in the super-tiebreaker third set. No. 2 single's player J. Pierce Norton lost 6-2 in his third set.
The women's team had two singles winners, starting with freshman Rachel Janasek and her 6-3. 6-1 victory at No. 1 singles. Sophomore Joy Johnson lost in the first set 6-3, but won 6-2, 6-0 in the second and third at No. 5 singles.
Freshman Judy Lite fought at the number six position, losing 6-0 in the first, winning 6-3 in the second, and then losing 6-1 in the third. Junior Caitlyn Day, sophomore Andie Keyser-Baker and junior Kerri Swan all lost in straight-sets.
On Sunday, the women's team returned to the Greenspring Racquet Club to defeat Saint Peter's, 6-1.
The Greyhounds swept the doubles point to go up 1-0 before singles play. Janasek and Swan won 8-5 at No. 1 doubles, Keyser-Baker and Johnson won 8-0 at No. 2 and Day and junior Stephanie Dunn won by default at No. 3 doubles.
In women's singles action, Janasek defeated her opponenet 6-3, 6-2 at No. 1, Swan won 6-2, 6-2 at No. 4, Day won 6-1, 6-0 at No. 5 and Lite won by default at No. 6 singles.
Keyser-Baker played a three hour match at No. 3 singles, losing the first 6-4, winning the second 7-6 in a 7-2 tiebreaker victory and finally closing out with a 6-3 win in the third.
On the men's side, Loyola took the doubles point, but fell to Saint Peter's 4-3 after singles play.
Freshman Keyan Sanai and Norton won 8-4 at No. 1 doubles and sophomores Dan D'Agostino and Jamie Russo defeated their opponents at No. 3 doubles.
Norton won in singles play at the number two spot (6-3, 6-3) and D'Agostino followed with his straight-set win at No. 5 (6-2, 6-0).
McDaniel played in another long match at No. 4 singles, losing the first 7-6 from a 7-4 loss in the tiebreaker, winning the second 6-3 and losing the third 6-1.
Sanai and Zingler lost in straight sets at No. 1 and No. 3, respectively.
Both teams travel to Mount St. Mary's on Thursday afternoon for a 3:00 p.m. match.


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The report from the Institute for Economic Affairs says that infrastructure around HS2 could inflate the cost of the new transport system to nearer £80bn.
Initially, I was for this scheme, but the cost keeps ballooning. We have several problems related to transport here in the UK – people cannot afford high rail fares, and this will now inflate those. We also have an obesity epidemic with even the British Medical Association suggesting that more is spent on walking and cycling.
Imagine if even the original £30bn were spent instead on cycling or on fixing potholed roads. This country would be transformed.
As it stands, with the Government's recent announcement, only £0.159bn (as road planning is measured in billions, governments tend to use millions to make things seem bigger than they are) is being invested in cycling, and that is over three years.
Scrap HS2 and give the money over to active travel.
D J Cook, Southampton
Have any of those who complain of cyclists not using cycle lanes, and using pavements instead, ever tried to ride in a cycle lane on a main road?
It's about a yard wide, with drains to avoid, and it's damned difficult to stay in. Then there are cars parked in the cycle lane forcing the cyclist into the traffic. And the cycle lane disappears at bus stops and road junctions, so it is not a really a dedicated cycle track but a symbolic one.
Until someone really stamps authority on providing proper cycle tracks, there will be deaths galore, and cyclists will, quite properly, use the pavement for safety.
Chris Harding, Poole, Dorset
George Meikle (letter, 16 August) says what a lovely city Bristol is for cycling. It isn't for me as a pedestrian. Cyclists ride silently and ruthlessly on pavements, and recently at a pedestrian crossing the light said go, but a cyclist rode straight at me as I tried to cross, and I'm 70 years old with a walking stick.
It isn't lovely for me as a motorist, either. I turned right in my car at a green traffic light and a cyclist ran straight at me, against the lights, and tore off my car number plate.
Victoria Thomas, Bristol
Muslim Brotherhood 'victims' are the aggressors
As a British citizen of Egyptian origin, I read with interest Mary Dejevsky's article "The West must finally see Egypt as it is, not as we would like it to be" (16 August).
The situation in Egypt has been instigated to a great extent by the Muslim Brotherhood (MB) through their failure as a government and by inciting violence and hate among their supporters.
Sadly, the Western press in general, and The Independent in particular, have naively presented them as innocent victims against a brutal regime.
The MB protesters for the past six weeks committed many illegal activities, including damaging public properties, intimidating citizens, inciting sectarian violence, blocking major roads and using firearms. It is the duty of any sovereign government to terminate such illegal activities.
Then there is the tragedy of Mohamed ElBaradei; unfortunately, this honourable man has failed Egypt twice.
The first time was when he withdrew his candidacy for the presidency. He could have unified the liberal and pro-democracy movements and he would have become the first elected president and a real representation of the aspirations of the 25 January revolution.
The second time was his recent resignation as vice president of the interim government at such a critical time. He has excluded himself from further contribution to the political life of Egypt, which is a big loss.
At desperate times, brave men take a clear position and accept the consequences. The choice that faced many was between standing for Egypt's security and safety against a group willing to damage the entire state to achieve their narrow political objectives or let them control the country's future.
Unfortunately, a price has to be paid. The sad loss of lives is distressing, but the survival of Egypt is not for compromise.
Sameh K Morcos, Emeritus Professor of Diagnostic Imaging, University of Sheffield
The final cut for cinema?
I am a celluloid junkie and I go often to the cinema. It is amusing that an American social media executive has proposed more distractions in cinemas so that people can further engage in social media ("The texters vs the shushers", 15 August).
Many cinema enthusiasts believe that the best way to see a film is in a good cinema with a big screen, decent sound and competent projection.
They also recognise, nevertheless, that there are downsides to the cinema experience, and these certainly include people eating, rustling sweet bags and talking, not to mention advertisements and trailers – unless one goes to the few specialist cinemas that discourage eating, have fewer ads and trailers, and are often cheaper.
Many of us have at home a large screen and good sound, and DVDs are now very cheap. Cinemas are becoming quite expensive, making a trip to the cinema less easy to justify. We may be near to the time when many of us who take film seriously give up on cinemas altogether.
Dennis Leachman, Reading
Science and the single-sex school
Dr Kevin Stannard (letter, 17 August) says that in all-girls schools there are more girls who study maths and physics at A-levels than in mixed schools.
One possible explanation is that the number of pupils who can be taught each subject is limited.
If schools can only teach the top 30 pupils in each subject, and boys are slightly better at this subject than girls, then it shouldn't surprise anyone that this subject will be dominated by boys in a mixed school. In an all-girls school the top 30 students in physics will all be girls, while in an all-boys school the top 30 students in English will all be boys.
Thus, single-gender schools create the illusion that each gender is being repressed in mixed schools, when all that mixed schools are doing is trying to help their best pupils study the subjects they excel in.
The only way to change this would be to introduce gender quotas in all subjects, but this would result in boys who are good at physics and girls who are good at English being denied their right to study these subjects simply to appease a misguided notion of political correctness.
Thomas Wiggins, Wokingham, Berkshire
While I was a grammar school pupil in the early 1960s, my headmaster announced: "In the light of the findings of the Crowther Report, the teaching of general science has been discontinued."
Over 40 years later, and while I was seeking a secondary school for my daughter, I was astonished to discover that, far from having been discontinued, so-called "combined science" has become practically ubiquitous.
I dragged the old report from a mouldering library stack. Published in 1959, it concerned the proposed raising of the school-leaving age from 15 to 16 and reported that the uptake of science in the sixth-form was limited almost exclusively to pupils who had studied the full science option, with physics and chemistry as separate subjects, in the lower school.
It so happened that the only state school within commuting range offering this option was a girls grammar, and I found it in the process of expanding its sixth-form because "the girls all want to do physics" – something Crowther would not have predicted.
My daughter went on to read mathematical physics at a Russell Group university. It may be that girls do better in single-sex schools but, particularly for more able students, it is the teaching of general or "combined" science that should be challenged.
Iain Salisbury, Edgbaston, Birmingham
Let the boat take the strain
You report ("Girl, you've gotta carry that weight", 16 August) that Google is extending Street View to canals and you picture a volunteer carrying a 40lb backpack containing 15 cameras which will take photographs along the towpaths – with each volunteer walking 100 miles a month.
Google drove around every street with a similar setup on top of a car. Since most canals are navigable, wouldn't it save a lot of backache to mount the cameras on a boat?
Phil Wood, Westhoughton, Greater Manchester
Getting into bed with Cameron
David Cameron is to allow big companies and lobbying firms to leave their message on the beds of Tories staying at the "official hotel" during their conference.
The Liberal Democrats are offering to sell "poster spots" to lobbyists in their conference washrooms (lavatories).
Why stop there? Toilet rolls carrying all the details of these companies could be installed in the lavatories of all the Tories at the official hotel, and in the Lib Dem washrooms. This would get their message to a captive audience who would be sitting quietly on their own.
Derek Hanlin, Gilfach Goch, Rhondda Cynon Taf
With reference to your article "£1,750 for access to the Prime Minister's bed", 17 August), having looked up "bribery" and "corruption" in the Oxford English Dictionary, I have come to the conclusion that it takes both for such lobbying to exist. Am I correct?
Fiona McIlwain, Holcombe Rogus, Devon
My husband wants to know if, were he to pay, say, £2,000, he might have access to Sam Cam's bed.
Sara Neill, Tunbridge Wells, Kent
Beards ahoy
Men in the Royal Navy who are pogonophilic may wear full beards.
Sailors call soldiers "pongos", members of the RAF "crabs" and Royal Marines "bootnecks".
Pongos (except the drum major in the Argylls) may not become pogonic; neither can crabs nor bootnecks. They may wear moustaches; sailors may not.
I hope this aspect of pogonology is now as clear as Howard Jacobson's view (Voices, 17 August).
Mick Humphreys, Commander RN, Creech St Michael, SomersetReuse content


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Inside Out Hidden Letters
in front of you, there is another logic game form collection of inside out games. The name of the game is
inside out hidden letters
in this game you have to find all the letters from a to z. how? At the beginning of game youwill have go a picture and letters on it. Also you have a zoom. You must control zoom with your mouse and when you will find letter you must click on it, then letter disappears. Be carefully there is timer turned on, be sure that you will find letters in a few time. Some letters are hidden in places you can't imagine, good luck while playing this game!
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- 2hard up (for something) lacking in something interesting to do, talk about, etc. "You could always go out with Steve." "I'm not that hard up!" The newspapers must be hard up for news if they have to publish stories like that (= they must have very little real news).
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Thao and Mirah
Chocolate and peanut-butter is your go-to analogy for lazy writers looking to describe a great combination (and bring back fond memories of vintage peanut butter cup advertisements), but while Thao and Mirah's sensibly named collaboration, Thao and Mirah, is sweet and toothsome, it's also more complex and exciting than that prosaic pairing. (Maybe more like dates and blue cheese?) Thao Nguyen of Thao and the Get Down Stay Down and Mirah Yom Tov Zeitlyn of, well, Mirah, are both impressive singers and songwriters with outstanding solo works to their credits. Together, though, they're something else. Mirah's aerialist singing hits amplitudes that Thao's lower, smokier vocals don't reach; Thao's more electrified guitar playing gives Mirah more exciting scaffolding to play on than she's had in years; and their duets can go from sweet to sharp in the turn of a phrase. (Add tUnE-yArDs' Merrill Garbus to ecstatic opening track "Eleven" and you've got, well, devils on horseback, basically.)
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A new publication
Janvier A, Farlow B, Barrington KJ. Parental hopes, interventions, and survival of neonates with trisomy 13 and trisomy 18. Am J Med Genet C Semin Med Genet. 2016: This new article draws on the results of the on-line survey that … Continue reading
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Long term survival in trisomy 13 and 18
After my previous post on this topic, John Lantos wrote a comment pointing out this recent publication, Nelson KE, et al. Survival and Surgical Interventions for Children With Trisomy 13 and 18. JAMA. 2016;316(4):420-8. It is a large regional cohort, identified from … Continue reading
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Early neonatal outcomes in trisomy 13 and 18
One of the things that has changed greatly over the years, in my practice and in medical practice in general, is the approach to some congenital anomalies, particularly to serious chromosomal anomalies. Trisomy 13 and 18 specifically have seen an … Continue reading
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A Parent writes in the BMJ
Published today, a brief article by a parent of a child with trisomy 18. Please read it, it won't take more than a few minutes, but it could make a difference to how you interact with the next parent who … Continue reading
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Babies with Super Powers
Rachel Callander is a professional photographer from New Zealand who had a baby with a congenital problem that led to disability, and a sadly brief life. Like many parents in such a situation, Rachel was totally honest about her daughter, … Continue reading
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A philosopher and a theologian debate neonatology; confusion results
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Still Perpetuating Prejudice Against Preterms
Our commentary has just been published in Paediatrics and Child Health, the CPS journal together with a response from the Society. (they seem to be open access, but I am not certain). I am disappointed by the response, but not … Continue reading