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Day 1
You will be met by your leader at Geneva airport for your transfer to Chamonix (1.15hr transfer time). On arrival your leader will go through the weeks' walking programme. Time for a stroll around town before dinner.
Day 2
We start our week with a 30-minute walk to the charming village of Les Praz where we hop aboard a cable car taking us high above the Chamonix Valley to La Flégère. Here we will be walking in the Aiguilles Rouge Nature Reserve with a good chance of spotting mountain ibex and marmots as we pass the peaceful Lac des Cheserys and climb steadily to the beautiful Lac Blanc. At 2,351m this stunning pale green lake lies under the shadow of Mont Blanc, and is one of the highest points of the week. After lunch, it's a gentle descent (on a different path) back to La Flégère with stunning views throughout before taking the cable car back down to Chamonix. Maybe enjoy a dip in your hotel's stunning rooftop pool before aperitifs on the terrace tonight?
Day 3
A short scenic bus ride takes us to Le Tour, the highest hamlet in the valley, from where we gain further height by using the gondola. From here, it's a wonderfully colourful loop through archetypical alpine countryside and a tapestry of vivid wild flowers, alpine meadows and grazing cows with enormous clanging bells around their necks! The views from the Swiss border across to Mont Blanc and its gleaming white glaciers are truly unforgettable.
Day 4
Today is free with lots of choice in and around Chamonix town. Perhaps take the teleferique up the distinctive granite spires of the Aiguille du Midi (3,824m), or take the Montenvers rack railway for unrivalled views of the Mer de Glace glacier. For a complete change of scene, you can pop over the Italian border into Courmayeur for a delicious pizza (local bus) or visit the lovely lakeside town of Annecy, with its multitude of watersports, lake cruisers and gentle walking trails (train).
Day 5
We take a short and picturesque train ride to the pretty Savoie hamlet of Le Buet where today's walk begins. We'll mostly be following winding forested trails as we climb gently up the Berard Valley and onto the Cascade du Berard waterfall. In early summer this will be full from the winter snow melt water. A refreshing if not chilly spot to dip walking feet. We continue onwards through meadows to the Chalet de Loriaz, a traditional mountain refuge serving homemade blueberry tart amongst other treats. The views are stunning and pan from Mont Blanc itself through to the Aiguilles Rouges national park with its multitude of jagged peaks and cliff faces (a home to many mountain Ibex) and then across to the Swiss alps. We return by a forest path to the valley bottom where we hop aboard the train back to Chamonix in time for a dip in the rooftop pool.
Day 6
The local mountain train takes us first to the traditional alpine village and glacier of Argentière. From here, it's a lovely walk to the sleepy hamlet of Tré-le-champ – the C18 gite serves great coffee and their homemade cakes are exceptional! From here we have superb views of Mont Blanc and the Aiguille du Midi to the south. We then follow the Petit Balcon Sud path as we descend the Chamonix Valley, taking in the tiny hamlets of Les Tines and Les Praz en route. There is an optional detour to the Chalet Floria – with over 4,000 plants, its panoramic terrace is one of the most bewitching spots in Chamonix and offers unbroken views of the stunning snow-capped peaks of the Mont Blanc chain. It's an easy walk on forest paths back to Chamonix or Les Praz.
Day 7
Today we head down the valley to the village of Les Houches where we ascend by Gondola to Prarion. A short walk takes us to a spectacular viewpoint with a 360 degree panorama view of the Chamonix valley and surrounding mountains. We are close to the foot of Mont Blanc itself and she looms above us with her huge swathes of glaciers glittering in the sun. Panning around we see the Massif des Aravis then the enormous vertical cliffs of the La chaine des Fiz. Further around again the Chamonix valley itself and the walks we have done during the week. Today's walk continues on well graded paths and we head to the bottom of the Bionnassay glacier. On the scale of other glaciers in the valley the Bionnassay is quite small but witnessing such a beautiful natural feature formed over 100's of years of snowy winters is a mesmerising sight as well as a pleasant spot to have lunch. A short walk brings us to the Bellevue cable car and our decent to the valley bottom.
Day 8
Transfer to Geneva, fly to London.


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Excerpt: Cycling Heroes—Jan Janssen, Part I
August 18, 2011 by Bill McGann
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Les Woodland climbed aboard his old Carlton bike to take a nostalgia trip across Belgium and Holland to visit some of cycling's greatest riders. Cycling Heroes: The Golden Years tells the story of that journey he took in the early 1990s and the time he spent with some of the finest riders from the 1950s, '60s and '70s. Among those he visited were Rik van Steenbergen, Rik van Looy, Hennie Kuiper, Peter Post and the great Jan Janssen.
When Franco Bitossi was asked his impression of Jan Janssen, he was succinct: "Un artista della bicicletta, he could do what he wanted with his bike."
Janssen's palmarès is eloquent. Here are the high points:
1962 Championship of Zurich, 1964 World Pro Road Champion, 1964 Paris–Nice (GC and points), 1965 Tour of The Netherlands, 1964 and 1965 TDF points, 1966 Bordeaux– Paris, 2nd 1966 Tour de France, 1967 Paris–Roubaix, 1967 Vuelta a España (again GC and points), 1967 Super Prestige Pernod, 1968 Tour de France GC, plus a couple of 6-Days. He could beat you anywhere, any time, single-day, stage race or track.
Here's Les' telling of his visit with Jan Janssen from Cycling Heroes: The Golden Years.—Bill McGann
I never sensed I'd have difficulty with Jan Janssen. It's funny how much you go by appearances. I remembered this open-faced chap who never looked angry but always wore sunglasses. You never saw him quoted as saying very much, but then that was probably because most cycling reporters were French and Belgian and Janssen was one of the few Dutchmen.
The French must have felt odd about him, anyway, because he made such a point of riding in French teams. He won for them, but he also kept good honest Frenchmen out of the limelight. That is difficult to resolve in France.
He wasn't at home when I rang. His wife answered and said he'd be in Germany when I suggested visiting, but he'd be back if I could leave it to the afternoon. He'd be delighted to see me. I thought my judgments about him were coming true.
I knew Putte because it was where I went for my supermarket shopping when I lived in a neighboring village. The border runs through the middle, so south of what used to be the customs check and lorry park you'll see a mishmash of pubs, shops and houses, and on the northern end the buildings have the eerie conformity of Holland.
Town planning is something that came late to Belgium, but it suits both nations' characters to have things as they are—the happy-go-lucky, haphazard Belgians and the more worrying, better organized Dutch. The last pro race of the lowland season, the Sluitingsprijs, is in the southern half. You'll see the village listed as Putte-Kapellen, which is what the Belgians call it. There's no race at the Dutch end but when they have a carnival, the fun fair takes over the whole village.
I rode through what remained of Belgium through sandy heaths and small villages as far as Kalmthout. I rode a circuit past my old house for old time's sake and noted that the current residents are better gardeners than I ever was. Then I turned down through a little place called Heide to cross into Holland. Only a change in car number plates gave the border away.
I reached Putte alongside the Wip Er In sex shops ("Pop in", it means, but it looks better in Dutch), turned right past one of the ubiquitous Albert Heijn supermarkets, and rode up through the herring stalls, poffertje makers (a small sweet pancake) and on to a road on the right called Postlaan. And there, several hundred yards on the left, is the factory where Jan Janssen makes bikes. He's parted with the company since my visit, but that's all that's changed since he won the Tour de France. He looks barely different. And until Greg LeMond's tussle with Laurent Fignon in Paris in 1989, this trim, bespectacled, blond-haired Dutchman held the record for the closest victory of all.
Jan Janssen moved to Putte at the start of 1969, from Ossendrecht further up the road. His baby, also Jan, had just been born. Jan Janssen is the equivalent of John Smith in England or Paddy Murphy in Ireland. His house is called Mon Repos, recognizing that Janssen was always the most French of the Dutch riders—Pelforth, Bic, all French.
In 1968, it was surprising that he was having lunch at Melun. There was nearly no Tour de France at all that year. The Americans were bombing Saigon, Martin Luther King was shot dead and President De Gaulle flew home from an interrupted tour of Romania to deal with student rioting on the streets of Paris.
That riot, one of several around the world as young people struggled against their governments, were against the central and stifling authority of the French state, which controlled not just the radio and television stations but much else that could encourage progressive thinking. Cobble stones flew and the dead and injured were transferred hourly to hospital by the dozen.
For a while it seemed all France might flare up. There were secondary riots in provincial towns of what was then the most centralized of states. And the greatest symbol outside the government of the Old Way, the traditional of the mighty against the freethinking, was the Tour de France—"that gaudy monument to capitalism," as the communist L'Humanité called it.
Astonishingly, the riots stopped to allow the peloton to pass. And then they resumed.
At Melun, just before Paris, Janssen was 16 seconds back from Herman van Springel, the maillot jaune. He, Janssen and another Belgian, Ferdi Bracke, were all within three minutes. Just the time-trial into the capital remained. Bracke, a man capable of the world hour record, should have won. But the Gray Eminence, so called because of his prematurely lightened hair, tended to stage fright, flopping on the big occasion. Success wasn't predictable. By contrast Janssen had the calmness of Dutch tradition. A nation saved by a small boy's finger in a sea wall (an American story, incidentally, little known in Holland) doesn't panic at a 30-mile time trial.
Janssen was one of the last three to start. The also-rans were showered and changed in Paris and had returned in their suits or tracksuits to watch the play-off of the biggest drama the postwar Tour had known.
It took 54,600 meters to make the decision. At the end, Janssen had 54 seconds on van Springel, still more on Bracke. He had won the Tour de France. That final yellow jersey was the only one he had worn. His 38 seconds were the smallest winning margin until Greg LeMond.
Even so, Janssen was a winner whom Geoffrey Nicholson called among "the more forgettable", along with Lucien Aimar and Roger Pingeon. But Nicholson, a fair judge of men, was comparing him to Anquetil. And certainly, if the manner of his success was not crushing in the way of Anquetil or Coppi, then at least he left the race in suspense and not the foregone conclusion that so often visited it when Eddy Merckx or Miguel Indurain was riding.
It also began a happy sequence in which, every 21 years, the Tour put on a show. In 1947, no bookmakers would take bets on Pierre Brambilla winning, so secure were his chances on the last day. More than that, tradition demanded the maillot jaune was allowed his glory, undisturbed by petty attacks. But under his nose, the Breton Jean Robic—"like a little old man in glasses with a helmet like half a dozen sausages on his head"—bobbed off on a hill out of Rouen and got enough of a lead to stand on the uppermost level of the podium at the finish.
Twenty-one years after Janssen also won on the last day, LeMond fitted his aerodynamic tribars to ride to Paris and beat Fignon.
But for Janssen even those memories aren't enough. Nor is his rainbow jersey from 1964, won by beating Vittorio Adorni and Raymond Poulidor in a sprint at Sallanches. There is sadness in his voice. "In 1969, I said I shall ride for another three or four years at most." He was 29 then. "I want to quit when I'm on top. It will never be a question of my giving up when I can no longer hang on. I know when to call it a day."
There is sadness because that day came more quickly than he believed. Maybe he told me this because he was tired from the journey back from Germany, or maybe he just felt it anyway. But he said it all the same.
"To be honest, I had no more ambitions. It was all traveling, racing, and the results weren't as good any more. And the older you are, the more you have to prepare—train further, train more, look after yourself more, and I couldn't face all that.
"And then in '71, I was already doing a bit less—criteriums, smaller races, no Tour de France, which I found a bitter blow—and then, ja, I decided to give up. I was just another of the hundred or so nameless riders in the peloton. And then one day I was in the Tour of Luxembourg, in 1972, and I heard on the radio from one of the motorbike marshals: 'Winner of the stage…' I forget the name now…'With the peloton at 15 minutes, with Jan Janssen' and so on. And I can't tell you what a blow that was. Jan Janssen, at 15 minutes? Winner of the Tour de France, former world champion, winner of Paris–Roubaix, winner of Paris–Nice, all the big races? That couldn't be. And there and then I decided to do a couple more and then hup, I was done."
We sat in the small works canteen next to the workshop. Staff came and went, among them his teenage son, who races in the black and white stripes of the Zuidwest Hoek club ("southwest corner") in Bergen-op-Zoom. The three of us laughed and chatted for a moment and spoke of mutual friends. Janssen puffed on a cigarette, just as he did when he was racing. It's only away from the European mainland that cycling was seen as a route to health; on the Continent it has never been more than a route to money. Janssen smokes, van Est smokes, and Eddy Merckx made an income advertising packets of Belga.
Janssen confessed it must be difficult for his son, a young bike rider with a famous father. But while Janssen zoon might try to overlook his father, Janssen papa likes being recognized. Not bigheaded, really, but he likes being recognized as Jan Janssen when he goes out with the trimmers, the keep-fit riders. He turns up on television around Tour de France time and the bike on which he rode from Melun to Paris is now part of a traveling show—he uses the English word.
Philippe Gilbert and the Myth of Goals
Last week Omega Pharma-Lotto director sportif Marc Sergeant squashed conjecture concerning Philippe Gilbert's goals for the 2011 season. In an interview with Cyclingnews Sergeant refuted the idea that Gilbert might be a contender for the 2011 Tour de France.
Sergeant indicated that in his talks with the star, Gilbert indicated that he would try for the Vuelta or the Giro before attempting the Tour.
"I know that it could be too hard to try at the Tour de France where the riders there are at the highest level and he was certainly talking about the future, not 2011," Sergeant told Cyclingnews. "Let's say he wins Amstel again and perhaps one day the Tour of Flanders, then he can turn around and say that he's proved he's one of the best one-day riders and now he's going to try and tackle something different but we have to wait and see."
In this, Sergeant is both right and wrong. He's right in that should Gilbert win the Amstel Gold Race again and follow with that a win in the Tour of Flanders in a subsequent season then he will have proven that he is one of the best one-day riders around. Why he would choose to go after Amstel again rather than going after Liege-Bastogne-Liege is another matter entirely. After all, there's prestige and then there's prestige.
As for tackling something different following successes in Amstel and Flanders is where Sergeant's judgement comes up short. Sergeant could use a history lesson, in fact.
Victory in either the Tour of Flanders or Paris-Roubaix actually narrows a rider's career prospects rather than broadening them. Not that a rider will earn less than he deserves or wind up on a lousy team (though that happens often enough—it's just not the fault of the race), what it means is that the races a rider is likely to win narrows dramatically.
It's a stunning piece of information.
Gianni Bugno was the last rider to win both the Tour of Flanders and a Grand Tour (the Giro). He won the Giro in 1990 and Flanders in '94. The last rider to win both Flanders and the Tour in the same year was Eddy Merckx in '69. Before that it was Louison Bobet in '55. Merckx is the only rider to win all three (Flanders, Giro and Tour). Rudy Altig won the Vuelta in '62 and Flanders in '64, making him the only rider to win both the Vuelta and Flanders, other than Merckx.
It may seem like a rider as talented as Philippe Gilbert should be able to take a season and focus his efforts on a singular goal such as the Vuelta or the Giro. However, history suggests that as riders have increased their specialization in targeting specific races a curious clumping of victories has taken place.
In short, riders who win the Northern Classics, such as the Tour of Flanders, Paris-Roubaix and the Omloop Het Nieuwsblad don't go on to Grand Tour wins.
Recent guys to win Omloop Het Nieuwsblad include Johan Museeuw, Thor Hushovd, Juan Antonio Flecha, Peter Van Petegem, and Michele Bartoli, guys who didn't come close to winning a Grand Tour. The last guy to win both the Omloop Het Nieuwsblad and a Grand Tour was the outlier of outliers: Eddy Merckx. He took both in 1973.
Since 1973 if you won the Omloop Het Nieuwsblad, one thing in your career was assured: No Grand Tour victories for you. It seems entirely counterintuitive to suggest one victory could prevent another, but victory in this semi-classic includes a dead end.
Gilbert has already won the Omloop Het Nieuwsblad twice, in 2006 and 2008. He's 28. By the time he was 28, Eddy Merckx had already won four Tours de France, four Giri d'Italia, the Vuelta a Espana, two World Championships, five Milan-San Remos, the Tour of Flanders, three Paris-Roubaix, four editions of Liege-Bastogne-Liege, and two Tours of Lombardy, plus three editions of Paris-Nice. If Gilbert was destined to rival Merckx, the world's number three rider would have shown more by now.
It's impossible to say that Gilbert absolutely won't win a Grand Tour in his lifetime, but I don't think I will come up with more conclusive evidence of a finer rider who simply doesn't have the credentials to suggest he will win a Vuelta, Giro or Tour.
There may not be a faster rider alive unable to win a Grand Tour.
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April 27, 2011
Scientists are using carbon nanotubes to detect cancer cells in the bloodstream. The nanotube device is about the size of a dime and could provide a low cost and portable way to test for cancer.
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A forest of carbon nanotube posts, each about 30 microns in diameter. Only the size of a dime, this device can capture cancer cells in blood.
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Grain buyers face record premiums, final sting from 2012 drought
Last year's U.S. drought, the worst since the Dust Bowl, is delivering its final sting to major grains buyers like Archer Daniels Midland, Bunge Ltd and Cargill Inc, who are paying record-high premiums for dwindling supplies of last year's crops.
Premiums at the moment are as high as $1.75 a bushel above benchmark futures prices on the Chicago Board of Trade, which have been depressed by signs of a record harvest this coming autumn. The most active agriculture contract, December corn , hit a two-year low last week near $4.90 a bushel.
The residual effect of last year's drought has triggered an unprecedented bidding war for immediate supplies. Ethanol plants, soy processors and livestock farmers, unwilling to pay the lofty premiums, are cutting operations instead.
Making matters worse, a soggy spring delayed plantings of soybeans and corn, pushing back the likely arrival of new supplies by several weeks. The supply squeeze is set to peak next month when premiums could shatter existing record levels, inflicting even more pain on grain handlers.
"We will be on fumes come mid-August," said Joe Christopher, a grain buyer at the Crossroads Co-Op in Sidney, Nebraska, referring to scarce supplies of grain in a state that is still engulfed in moderate to extreme drought.
The biggest processors need hundreds deliveries each week of semi-trucks full of corn and soybeans, and not all shipments can be bought in advance.
At the trading floor in Chicago, corn futures have tumbled 16 percent since hitting a record last August, with nearby September corn settling on Tuesday at $5.51-3/4 per bushel. New-crop December dipped below $5 a bushel last week for the first time in 2-1/2 years.
However in Iowa, long the king of corn-growing states, a major processor owned by Cargill Inc was willing to pay $7 or more for bushels delivered this week. The price difference this month between existing grain and grain to be harvested later was the widest ever.
The corn "basis" in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, is a record-high $1.75 above futures, according to Reuters data, up sevenfold from 25 cents above futures a year ago.
The record gap reflects the clash between tight short-term supplies and expectations that U.S. farmers this year will harvest the largest corn and soy crops ever.
Soybeans are even tighter than corn, with U.S. stockpiles expected to fall to a nine-year low of 125 million bushels by the end of August. That amount represents just 4 percent of total soybean usage for the year, the smallest in 48 years.
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I like the performance of this wheel, fast, great grip and a 'feel' for the playing surface. Unfortunately they only lasted me about 2 indoor seasons playing twice a week. I am a heavier guy (220) and skate hard with a lot of force with aggressive stops and starts and hard turns. After about 4 months of playing on indoor tile I could feel the wheels flexing on me. When I accelerate or stop hard I can feel the wheel flexing beneath the force in a discomforting way. I inspected the wheels and the urethane is seperating from the plastic core. The wheels are not falling apart but you flex the wheels by hand and see seperation between the core and the wheel. One great characterisitic of this wheel is how you can 'feel' the surface, similar to 'feeling' the ice through your skates in ice hockey. But having this extra sensory characteristic amplified the seperation problem and I had to change them out to be confident on my feet. To be honest they were not much faster or grippier than my go-to-wheel the labeda gripper, but this new Hot Shot had a better 'feel' for the surface. If you are lighter or less aggressive you may have a better or longer-lasting experience with this wheel choice. I am now using the Labeda Addiction and am very happy.
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June 10th, 2013 by Brendan Dunne | 3 comments
In case you hadn't noticed yet, Nike is planning on squeezing all that they can out of the Nike Roshe Run silhouette. That means prints, high hitting silhouettes, and even a basketball version. This Nike Roshe Run Premium keep things pretty close to the original in comparison to some of the stuff that's on the horizon, using an interesting chunk of black on the back end and some sort of print for the what parts of the upper. Tell us what you think about the release down in the comments and keep it locked on Sneaker News for more previews of upcoming Roshe stuff.
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America's black locust reignsPosted Thursday, April 19, 2012, at 9:50 AM Photo by Steven Foster For photo prints, go to www.stevenfoster.com/prints.html
This marvelous native tree is among America's gifts to the world. Often in this column I have written about introduced and weedy plants in our midst; black locust turns fair play in the opposite direction. Our common black locust was fancied by early missionaries to be the Egyptian acacia that supported St. John in the wilderness. They were wrong, so it was called false acacia, thus the species designation "pseudoacacia." It was introduced to Europe at a very early date with religious zeal. Some sources say seeds of the tree were first received from America in 1601 by Jean Robin, gardener and herbalist to Henry IV of France, for whom Robinia is named, the genus to which black locust belongs. Others contend seeds were sent to his son, Vaspasian Robin, arborist to Louis XIII, and planted in the Jardin des Plantes in Paris in 1635. According to John Parkinson in his Theatrum Botanicum (Theatre of Plants) published in 1640, it was first grown in England about the same time by John Tradescant. By the 1660s, our woodland waif was widely planted as a street tree throughout Paris and London. The love affair continues more than 400 years later. Go almost anywhere in Europe or temperate Asia today, and the "Virginia -- black locust -- is widely planted as a street tree, and appears as if part of the native landscape. In his Sylva Florifera, published in London in 1823, Henry Phillips tells us that American Indians made a declaration of love by presenting a branch of this tree in blossom to the object of their attachment. No doubt our native black locust itself was the object of desire. "Of all exotic trees," Phillips writes, "with which we have adorned our native groves, this North American stands first." |
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Yeti 'Evidence' Photos From Siberian Trek
This is a series of photographs depicting the "irrefutable" Yeti evidence found in Siberia during the recent hunt for the elusive (read: make-believe) creature. This photo here depicts what Yeti experts (read: crazy dipshits) are calling a Yeti "nest", because apparently they lay eggs now and hatch the storks that bring babies to expectant mothers. I know, I always thought that was the Phoenix's job too. My whole world's been turned upside down!
Hit the jump for a photo gallery consisting predominately of broken tree branches.
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Cons: 16" x 16" x 9" profile is large for a counter so I use my kitchen island to juice, which really isn't a con, but could be if you don't have a kitchen island
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Elmlea Double Cream Alternative 284ml
Product Description
Elmlea Double
Alternative to Cream
A blend of buttermilk & vegetable oils.
Elmlea double tastes great, so feel free to whirl a touch in your soup, whip up a little pudding or spoon some into your favourite pasta sauce because it's great for everyday cooking.
Product Information
- Fresh / Milk, Butter & Eggs / Cream / Goats Milk & Cream Alternatives / Cream Alternatives
- Fresh / Milk, Butter & Eggs / Cream / Double Cream
- Fresh / Milk, Butter & Eggs / Cream / Pouring & Whipping Cream / Pouring Cream
- Fresh / Milk, Butter & Eggs / Cream / Pouring & Whipping Cream / Whipping Cream
- Brands: Elmlea
- Dietary & Lifestyle: Vegetarian
Keep refrigerated & eat within 5 days of opening.
Do not freeze unless whipped.
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Unilever UK Elmlea
Freepost ADM 3940
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Other Information
Elmlea double has 33% less fat than double cream so feel free to whirl a touch in your soup, whip up a little pudding or spoon some into your favourite pasta sauce because it's great for everyday cooking.
Allergen Information
- Contains: Lactose, Soya, Milk
Buttermilk (63%), Vegetable Oil (26%), Vegetable Oil (8.8%), Buttermilk Powder, Emulsifiers (E435, E322-from soya), Lactose, Stabilisers (E412, E410), Colour (e160a).
Dietary Information
Suitable for Vegetarians
Nutritional Data
Typical Values | per 100ml |
Energy | 1400kj |
Energy | 350kcal |
Protein | 2.5g |
Carbohydrate | 3.5g |
of which sugars | 3.5g |
Fat | 36g |
of which saturates | 25g |
Fibre | 0.2g |
Sodium | 0.1g |
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28 December 2013
0 of 1 found this review helpful.
Yucky cream alternative
This is just disgusting. My husband bought this by mistake to have with our mince pies for Christmas -- big mistake. It tastes artificial and is actually very unhealthy. Avoid at all costs. Why have a cream alternative when there is real cream?
09 December 2010
9 of 13 found this review helpful.
Synthetic Cream
Please do not list Elmlea as 'cream', it is a synthetic cream susbstitute consisting of 26% hydrogenated vegetable fat, a trans fat which is linked to heart disease. It's marketed as being the 'healthy' alternative, which is grossly misleading.
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Hi Chris
I mean, how to create MY /customized/ dynamic stamp, with the new fields.
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I'm still not sure what you mean by "my dynamic stamp". The available Design Review stamps are provided by Autodesk. Additional stamps cannot be added to the list.
The dynamic information in a dynamic stamp (such as date and time) is only "dynamic" at the time the stamp is applied; after application, the information becomes static. And like other stamps, it's only editable after it's been applied.
That said, you can make custom symbols from stamps, but symbols are not dynamic.
Please do provide more detail/context of what you're trying to accomplish if further explanation is required.
What I was trying to do when I originally posted on this forum 7 months ago was I believe the same thing Kubass and mies07 are / were trying to do. I'm including a copy of our shop drawing stamp. I would like for the check boxes to be "clickable", the signature field to be editable, and the date field to be dynamic (I understand that the date is fixed once "stamped", that's fine). All architects that are actually building physical things need this ability and not some kludgy workaround that involves powerpoint. I would like to be able to import a raster jpg/tiff/png/gif/etc and/or a vector pdf/cvg/eps/etc and then create the stamp from this.
I understand now. Thanks for the clarification. Unfortunately, as you suspected, Autodesk Design Review doesn't allow custom stamps, dynamic or otherwise, only custom symbols.
I think what people are after is the ability to create their own stamps - customise them to their company standards etc - it is this functionality that people are after - like an attribute block in AutoCAD. any idea when this is likely to be included? what is needed is a block where you can edit A how it looks and B what fields you wish to enter. anything else I think has been missing the point a bit.
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Annual Report (2001)
Professional Development Committee, ARLIS NA
Chairperson, Tom Greives
Committee Members: Jacqueline Allen, Heather Ball, V.Heidi Hass, Lauren Lessing, Marcy Neth, Henry Pisciotta and Laurie Whitehill Chong, Board Liaison.
Annual meeting of the PDC took place on Saturday March 31st, 2001 The primary discussion was concerned with developing the processes to administer the ARLIS/NA Internship program and developing the Jack Robertson Rare Books School Fellowship. Additional topics included; updating the Libraries school survey and developing additional continuing education programs for professional development. Duties were assigned to each member.
The 2002 ARLIS/NA Internship was awarded to John T. Schlinke. John is completing his library science program at the university of Rhode Island and is considering his options for the internship.
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Oshawa, Ontario (Monday, March 10, 2014) – Closing its first full year, Encore became Buick's fifth model and second crossover, ringing up sales success in one of the industry's fastest growing segments.
Oshawa, Ontario (March 3, 2014) — Chevrolet, Buick, GMC and Cadillac dealers delivered 12,981 vehicles in February 2014.
DETROIT – Along with the technology, safety, and styling enhancements offered on the redesigned Buick Regal and Regal GS, is the newly available advanced all-wheel-drive.
DETROIT – General Motors Co. (NYSE: GM) today announced 2013 calendar-year net income attributable to common stockholders of $3.8 billion, or $2.38 per fully diluted share, down from $4.9 billion, or $2.92 per fully diluted share in 2012. Operating performance improved during the year, but was more than offset by a net loss from special items and incremental tax expense.
Oshawa, Ontario (February 3, 2014) — Chevrolet, Buick, GMC and Cadillac dealers delivered 10,991 vehicles in January 2014.
DETROIT (Friday, January 10, 2014) – Buick delivered 1,032,056 vehicles in China, the United States, Canada and Mexico in 2013, the most Buicks sold in a single year in the brand's 110-year history. The previous record was 1,003,345 sold in 1984.
Oshawa, Ontario — Chevrolet, Buick, GMC and Cadillac dealers delivered 17,036 vehicles in December 2013, an increase of nearly 17 per cent from December 2012. For 2013, sales were up nearly 4 per cent in Canada with Chevrolet, Buick, GMC and Cadillac dealers delivering 234,944 vehicles.
DETROIT (Tuesday, November 17, 2013)– The 2014 Buick LaCrosse has received the highest possible 5-Star Overall Vehicle Score for safety as part of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration's New Car Assessment Program.
General Motors today announced that Dan Akerson, who guided today's GM to record profits and dramatic improvement in vehicle quality while closing the chapter on government ownership in the company, will step down as chairman and CEO on Jan. 15, 2014.
Oshawa, Ontario (December 3, 2013) — Chevrolet, Buick, GMC and Cadillac dealers delivered 17,482 vehicles in November 2013, an increase of nearly one per cent from November 2012.
DETROIT (Thursday, November 14, 2013) – The revamped 2014 Buick Regal now arriving in dealerships features the sport sedan's most powerful standard engine ever – and increased fuel efficiency.
Oshawa, Ontario (November 1, 2013) — Chevrolet, Buick, GMC and Cadillac dealers delivered 20,503 vehicles in October 2013, an increase of nearly 10 per cent from last October. Retail sales were up just over 10 per cent and fleet sales were up nearly 9 per cent for the month.
DETROIT – General Motors Co. (NYSE: GM) today announced third quarter net income to common stockholders of $0.7 billion or $0.45 per fully diluted share, down from $1.5 billion or $0.89 per fully diluted share a year ago. Improvement in operating performance during the quarter was more than offset by a net loss from special items and incremental tax expense.
Oshawa, ON (October 28, 2013) — As part of General Motors of Canada's drive to provide the best possible customer experience, the company is transitioning its service brand to Chevrolet, Buick, GMC and Cadillac Certified Service.
Oshawa, ON (October 25, 2013) — General Motors of Canada welcomes today's announcement from the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC) that the Automotive Partnership Canada program will provide more than $2.6 million in support of a four year research project at the University of Waterloo in Sustainable Lightweighting Technologies.
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Casper, Wyo,--By game time of the #4 Gillette College vs. #5 Eastern Wyoming College contest on Sunday afternoon, the South Subregion teams of the Region IX had won four out of the five games. Only Casper College, the host of the tournament, was a winner of the North. #2 Sheridan College lost to #7 Northeastern Junior College, 97-81, on Saturday afternoon. Gillette College became the second team from the North Subregion to advance with a 84-77 victory over the Lancers.
Gillette College lost to Eastern Wyoming College, 83-75, on Jan. 29th, in Torrington. That was their only match up of the season coming into the game.
The Pronghorns started out with a modest 6-0 run, but Eastern Wyoming came from behind to take their only lead at 10-8, on a triple by Ryan Wilson from outside the right wing. The Pronghorns quickly took the lead back in what became a 15-0 run by Gillette College at 23-10.
With 9:23 left in the first half, Gillette College forced Eastern Wyoming to commit 7 fouls. Dwight Anderson sank a three-pointer from the right side to double up Eastern Wyoming at 32-16 with 9:05 to go in the half, which forced an Eastern timeout. That settled down the Lancers, as they started to make some buckets, but the Pronghorns had a 42-32 lead at halftime.
The Lancers started the second half strong. It was a 9-3 run for Eastern Wyoming College before Head Coach Shawn Neary called a timeout at the 17:04 mark. Gillette College was on top, 45-41.
That was the closest the Lancers would get to the Pronghorns in the second half, even though they kept it a single-digit game for most of the second stanza.
The Pronghorns shot 50 percent from the field and were led by Andre Marquez with 20 points. Dwight Anderson, Myles Henry and Travontis Richardson also finished with double digits in the contest.
Wilson of Eastern Wyoming led all players with 23 points.
The Pronghorns take on #1 North Platte Community College of the South Subregion on Monday at 3pm. North Platte CC, out of North Platte, Neb. has never played the Pronghorns in Gillette College's four-year history-reular season or playoffs. You can watch the game at http://www.tbirds.cc/tournament/index.html.
You will need to use your split screen or use two different computers as the #3 Pronghorn women will be playing #6 Northeastern Junior College at 3pm on Monday, as well. You can watch that game at http://www.ihigh.com/wncc.
Pronghorn Scoring Summary
Andre Marquez- 20
Dwight Anderson- 19
Myles Henry- 17
Travontis Richardson- 11
Jayden Walsh- 8
Eric Wise- 6
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For tribal ethnic-minority garb and handicrafts head to P To Tich or P Hang Bac where there are a dozen or so places, including Pan Flute which has an excellent selection including some old textiles.
For tribal ethnic-minority garb and handicrafts head to P To Tich or P Hang Bac where there are a dozen or so places, including Pan Flute which has an excellent selection including some old textiles.
Located near the southwest edge of Tay Ho at the intersection of Duong Buoi and Lac Long Quan, this market sells live animals like chickens, ducks and pigs, but also features ornamental plants.
For communist-propaganda art posters. Most are excellent reproductions, but a few pricier original examples are available. Keep an eye out for other similar stores throughout the Old Quarter.
After something pretty gruesome to impress your mates at home? Forget Mescal, this rice-wine store has bottles marinated with all kind of exotica including geckos, snakes and scorpions.
Looking more like an avant garde gallery than the insanely hip designer boutique that it is, Mai's carries beautiful but pricy hand-stitched men's and women's clothing and accessories.
Specialises in guidebooks and travel literature; those Lonely Planet guides lining the walls are authentic copies with readable maps – unlike the knockoffs you'll see on the street.
Stocks over 5000 new and used English-language books. There's plenty of fiction, and independent travel advice is offered. It's a 10-minute walk east of the Temple of Literature.
Designer homeware and clothing boutique that includes the collection of leading Cambodian-French designer Romyda Keth. The store is directly across the park from Pham Ngu Lao.
Full of university students making the most of the free wi-fi in the appealing cafe, this upmarket store stocks imported books and magazines in English, French and Chinese.
One of several ao dai shops on this stretch of Ð Pasteur, it sells blinged-up versions of the traditional tunic dress and is a reliable place for getting one made.
One of the biggest bookshops in town with English and French titles, international newspapers and magazines, and a good selection of titles on the history of Hanoi.
An elegant emporium with stylish furniture, gorgeous curtains and cushions made from Vietnamese fabrics. Also has very high quality basketry, lacquerware and gifts.
A top spot for quirky ethnic-style gifts and excellent fair-trade coffee. There's a great little cafe too, so you can choose your favourite Vietnamese java before you buy.
Lang Son's huge night market is a credit cruncher's delight, with hundreds of stalls selling cheapo electrical goods and fake clothes by 'Adides' and 'Versache'.
Head to Cam Nam Island and take the first right to get to this genuine bookshop. Set up like a personal library, it has more than 5000 used books for sale or exchange.
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The brutal but utterly brilliant The Thick Of it is back. Once again, the Prime Minister's Director of Communications, played by Peter Capaldi, is ready to fight fires caused by The Department of Social Affairs and Citizenship for eight brand new episodes. This time, after a reshuffle, the last one before the General Election he has a new Social Affairs Secretary to deal with, in the form of Nicola Murray, played by Rebecca Front. Nicola Murray will be in charge of regular cast members including Ollie, played by Chris Addison, James Smith who plays Glenn and Joanna Scanlan as the ineffectual Departmental Press Secretary, Terri. And, with the government at a low ebb, and an election looming, the opposition are also in Tucker's sights. The new stories welcome back Her Majesty's loyal opposition in the form of Peter Mannion, played by Roger Allam, as they try to steal the initiative from the government.
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