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Electricity and Enzymes Turn Carbon Dioxide Into Alcohol Biofuel
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Dietrich Cabin logs fresh history lesson this weekend
By KATE SHELTON, Herald Staff Writer | 8/8/2014
An Ottawa landmark is expected to come to life this weekend at City Park.
"It's important to keep our history alive," Annette Moraless, Dietrich Cabin coordinator, said. "[The event] is a good way to pass [history] on to our children and families."
An Ottawa landmark is expected to come to life this weekend at City Park.
"It's important to keep our history alive," Annette Moraless, Dietrich Cabin coordinator, said. "[The event] is a good way to pass [history] on to our children and families."
With Ottawa's sesquicentennial celebration coming Sept. 6, another free event — "Living History" — is set 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday at Dietrich Cabin in City Park, Fifth and Main streets, Ottawa, to help community members learn more about the area's history, organizers said.
Susan Geiss, Franklin County Historical Society archivist, plans to discuss historic local photographers, as well as photo techniques and different types of pictures such as sketches, stereocards and modern photography. Geiss also expects to display an entire notebook full of late-19th century photos, drawings, and paintings of places in Ottawa for both adults and children to view, Morales said.
A craft table and art contest for children, as well as live entertainment from Larry Linter, a local musician, also are planned. The Arts Council is set for an open house at the Carnegie Cultural Center, 515 S. Main, Ottawa, which currently is housing an exhibit, "Motion," featuring watercolors, oils, metal design and other types of art.
"We try to make it exciting, not just for young kids, but adults, too," Morales said.
In addition to the Living History event in City Park, the Old Depot Museum, 135 W. Tecumseh St., is set for its own activities. Youths, pre-school through sixth grade, can pick up a photo history hunt at Dietrich Cabin, then head to the museum for a photo hunt to search for pictures throughout the museum, Morales said.
Dietrich Cabin originally was built in 1859 on Douglas Road, southwest of Ottawa, and near the Santa Fe Trail, by Jacob Dietrich and his wife, Catherine, German settlers. Jacob Dietrich died in 1863, leaving Catherine Dietrich to maintain the cabin and raise the sons by herself. To support her family, she walked six miles to do laundry for the county officials in Ohio City, Kansas, a now-defunct city, according to the Kansas Historical Society. She later remarried another man, Jacob Puderbaugh, according to the Illustrated History of the State of Idaho by Lewis Publishing Company.
"She was a pretty amazing lady," Morales said.
The cabin was moved in 1961 to its current location at City Park as a gift from Elsie Gault for the Kansas Centennial, according to the Franklin County Historical Society.
Dietrich's sons became prominent citizens in the country. One son, Frank Sigel Dietrich, went on to be an attorney for the Union Pacific Railroad. In 1907, he was appointed by Theodore Roosevelt as a federal judge for the U.S. District Court for the District of Idaho. Dietrich was then appointed a higher seat in 1926 by Calvin Coolidge — to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, according to UScourts.gov. Another son, John Dietrich, was the superintendent for public schools in Colorado Springs, Colorado, according to historical documents.
The next two living history events in City Park are set for Sept. 14, focusing on the Kansas Frontier, and Oct. 12, with games and music from the past, Morales said. Like Sunday's event, both are free. During the activities, the Old Depot Museum also is open for free admission 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.
"These are great events," Morales said. "We would really like the public to get to know local history."


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American Safety Insurance Holdings, Ltd. (NYSE: ASI) today announced its formation of American Safety UK, Ltd., a London based company that will produce casualty treaty reinsurance for American Safety Reinsurance, Ltd., the Company's reinsurance subsidiary. The operations of American Safety UK, Limited are expected to commence in the second quarter of 2012, subject to regulatory approval, and will complement those of American Safety Reinsurance, Ltd.
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my husband and i are trying to get pregnant, but i have an embarrassing issue... please help
this month is going to be the second month we are trying to get pregnant. my problem is, I have a weird "thing" about him ejaculating inside of me. I don't like it.every time we have sex, I let him finish on my lower stomach, and then pick it up with my fingers and manually put it into my vagina. I know that it makes the chances less, but could I still get pregnant this way? I am not on the pill or using any other protection. Also, is there a chance I could just get pregnant from the pre-cum?
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@heather280: actually, u dont have to stick ur legs or butt up in the air. even if u do that ur cervix doesnt move therefore gravity in that position wont really help. plus ur vagina will pretty much choose whether or not it wants to keep sperm in there. if its bad sperm it will kill it and push it out. but from what the doctor said, laying 10-15 minutes on the bed will give the sperm enough time to get far enough. me i always just lay down and cross my legs.posted 10/23/2014 by a BabyCenter Member
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AN Amazing Testimony On A Spell Caster Who help me to get pregnant, So me and my partner have been trying for a baby for the last 5 years now and we have had no luck. I don't have a regular cycle so it is hard for me to tell when I'm ovulating or not, but we always have sex at least 2 times a week, sometimes more. I know it can take up to a year to conceive but everyone i know who have had a baby have conceived within 2-3months of trying and it is really getting to me. my partner had a fertility test about a year ago and his sperm were fine. I'm thinking it could be a problem with me but I've never had any symptoms of any problems. My partner does smoke and have the occasional drink, and i used to smoke and also have the occasional drink. i know i'm slightly overweight but that shouldn't affect our chances too much,one faithful day my friend told me to contact a spell caster that help her aunty, then i contact the man on this email: firstname.lastname@example.com , after three months the doctorposted 12/04/2013 by harrypatt5
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I know its been a while since this question was asked, but I have a question as a follow up question.... my husband cant ejaculate inside me. He never has been able to. So we have been trying to get pregnant and we do the whole ejaculate then push it in with fingers. Its our only way...are we just doomed??? :(posted 01/25/2012 by a BabyCenter Member
Yes, it's normal for it to leak out. It's just the fluid...the little swimmers are still in there, don't worry.posted 03/26/2011 by jesskahn
okay so i tried it for the first time! thank you ladies so much for your advice. now i just have one last question!! After we had sex, i laid on my back with my legs up for about a half hour, but then it started to leak out, and when i went to the bathroom more of it came out... is that normal?posted 03/26/2011 by a BabyCenter Member
this question really confuses me. You don't want him to cum inside of you yet you take the same sperm and put it inside of you anyway? it doesnt make any sense? I actually was sad when i had to go off of birth control and he started pulling out before came because it makes me feel much closer to my husband. It's so much more intimate for me because he stays inside of me until he climaxes. Anyway, like others have said.. your chances are much higher doing it the old fashioned way.posted 03/21/2011 by a BabyCenter Member
I had the same problem with my DH when he finished inside for the first time. I think it was the fact that you try for so long not to get pregnant and we always used condoms, it just felt weird. But the times after that I didn't notice that he did that until he was like "OH SH!T" LOL.posted 03/18/2011 by a BabyCenter Member
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Well done; you were right I *wasn't* using...
float2 textureCoordinates : TEXCOORD0;
...within the vertex shader.
I did a quick hack and added it to another existing value, recompiled and it magically appeared.
As I was only using the .x part of the float2 it appeared as...
textureCoordinates x = 5.000000000, y = NaN float2
So 'NaN's basically could mean a variable is unused.
Also interestingly...
float bitWidth : TEXCOORD2;
...turned out to have a value of...
bitWidth 00.000000000 float
...because though it *was* being used within the vertex shader it was within a 'if' that wouldn't be entered.
Another quick bodge to allow the entering of the 'if' showed the value as...
bitWidth 33.000000000 float
So a 0.000000000 value could/may mean that though a variable is being used within the vertex shader it may not be called (so you won't see the true value).
I wonder if this behaviour is written down anywhere as I can't remember reading this or seeing it before?
Many thanks for your help Polarist; have a good weekend.


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I always thought this applied to the words that come out of my mouth but the other day I overheard a lady say this just as I was opening up to take a bite. Of cake, no less. She was in the booth behind us and had been talking about something she had said that had been taken the wrong way but it made me stop and think. It was just one of those OMG moments and I decided I also need to think before I open my mouth. I need to think about the food that's going in, whether or not I really need what I am putting in. Is it something good for me that will feed my body? Am I even really hungry or am I just eating cause it's there, cause everyone else is haveing something? Do I really want to spend my calories on it? I am going to try to ask myself these questions before I order from now on.
Yeah JB. We knew you could do it. We are so proud of you for covering Bones. It was an awesome ride.
Today was a cruddy day as we were busy all day at the shop so by the time I got dinner done I was starving and totally pigged out. So much for portion controll, it sure didn't happen tonight. I was so sore from yesterday's climbing around on the hill I didn't do much in the way of real exercise. I did get my treadmill unearthed a little more. Hopefully by the end of the weekend I will actually be able to use it.
Hubby and I just dragged ourselves in after spending an hour on the hill trying to clear brush and trees. Up and down, up and down. The leggies are on the sore side now and I am putting it down as a half hour hiking in my cardio section. Not the full hour as by the half way point I was huffin' and puffin' and I had become pretty sluggy at getting back to the top. Even poor old Lacie just layed down at the top and quit running up and down with me.


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/ NEW ARTICLE: Winter Climbing For The Middle Aged Married Parent
"If you are 21 and think you are shortly going to set the winter climbing scene ablaze with your flaming ice axes then keep this article in a safe place for the next fifteen years..."
Read more at http://www.ukclimbing.com/articles/page.php?id=4451
Nice article, which can be usefully extrapolated to a variety of other pusuits.
Fab stuff. Thanks
Great article!
cool article. nice to read something about winter climbing not totally focussed on the bloody gear!
a lot there any climber could use.
liked that. still somewhat a yoof (28) though with commitments but also no car, so a lot of the same approaches are needed to get anything done. Also a lot of generally wise things we try to do to make sure things go smoothly.
excellent article
Fantastic! At 32, married, mortgage and still a pretty novice climber this makes winter climbing seem attainable still :-)
Unless it's a crag I've never heard of, I think it should be Aonoch Beag?
problem is, as soon as you need a hostel or somewhere to stay (i.e. too far away to day trip) then you have to book a few weeks in advance and are less flexible to conditions etc. I spent the weekend at Glen Nevis YHA after coming up from London, conditions on the days imemdiately before and after we were there were great, but the 2 days we were around it was warm and foggy. cest le vie...
Prophylactic painkillers - glad I'm not the only one.
Day hit, dossing in car is often a good plan; pick the better day in a weekend.
Moving to Scotland was perhaps the most obvious piece of advice omitted.
:-) (we really need a facebook-like 'like' button!)
yea good article ,the bit about the stove is so true as i burnt my finger the last time i was sleeping in the van ,
Good article, and very relevant to us at the moment! Used to be a case of go off any weekend we wanted to, and never mind conditions, we'll find something to do. Now life has got in the way, there's no time for wasted trips.
I find a campervan has been a godsend. Can make last minute decisions, plus go away for one night without having to organise camping stuff or pre booking a hostel. The van is permanently kitted with ropes, rack, clothing, food, water and heating gas.
Also true to look at nearer destinations. If the weather isn't looking great by Thurs night, no point in thinking about Scotland for the weekend, but in recent years, Lakes/Wales/Peak has been good.
Still can't actually think when life got in the way though, just seems to have happened :(
had similar probs with my seat ,on the advice of a bike shop i bought myself a one piece lycra thingy with a built in padding ,couple that with some chamois cream which you smear round your crack n sac and you may find that will help .mind you i look a bugger wearing it (picture big daddy riding a bike) but does seem to work for me .
Thanks for feedback folks. Toby, sorry for spellings!
Brilliant Huw.... really liked that. Wish I could call you pussywhipped having to earn brownie points for trips away, but I'm in the same boat. Makes you cherish the time you have for climbing and keeps you focused, so not all bad, and then you get to go home to the loved ones.
Spot on article
Sums me up nicely.
I've got 3 weeks to get fit.
I am 39, married, 2 boys.
I would have what I call a 'seasonal marriage', Sundays are ok, mid week always a fall out in the making!
You can NEVER know enough partners.
I'm still having to learn about taking a mixed rack eg failed on P2 of a new line, cos didn't have hooks, pegs (quite a sore point).
Deffinately 2 routes is the way to go, depending on time, location, weather, when you can next expect to be out (ref weather!!!!!!!!).
Fabulous article and inspiring
I have three young boys (youngest still 1) and needless to say this has slightly affected my time for climbing (if not my ambitions). Glad to hear there is still life after little uns.
Funnily enough I was just asking myself earlier how old they would need to be before taking them trekking and climbing in the Atlas mountains.....
Interesting article, and a few points made me really laugh, but some things I don't agree with. This seems to assume that your partner is not into climbing. What about those who share the same passion...much more things come into play there and the brownie system you suggest does not entirely work!! It's like a 'me today and you tomorrow kind of a system, particularly considering the fickle weather and conditions in winter'.
The other thing is the point about going to popular places. I love the wild places of Scotland and I'd rather go somewhere more wild then scratching round in the Northern Corries again.
Also, two days in a row can be so much more satisfying a weekend then just the one day and can be very good for your sanity once in a while.
I have climbed with a few pals who also have kids and family and non-climbing spouses and can be a bit irritating if they already talk about getting back home on the drive up. It's all about getting the route done as quickly as possible and head down the road which sometimes can slightly ruin the whole experience a bit.
It's a tricky balancing act, but so worth, particularly if you can find willing babysitter once in a while (hmmm, we had one once this season...)
Agree with Carolyn on the campervan thing, excellent for a climbing family and also agree with stuart: You can't have enough climbing partners!!!
I have in the past phoned up a friends wife to ask if he can come climbing, or fallen on my sword and babysat the kids so he could come away on holiday with me!
Happy climbing Huw.
It's not a blue print just a tounge in cheek take on things I've learnt. My lovely wife is a keen mountain biker so we do both have our time out while also spending time together with our lads as a family.
Made us both laugh that having had the article sinse last November Jack chose Valentines day to put it up!
Nice one Huw
Better than headache pills, just make sure you rehydrate and use some electrolyte.
Use a light sleeping bag and sleep in your climbing clothes ( with a good pillow).
Great stuff, really enjoyed reading it. When I was young (many years ago), we used to stop off and bivvy at the station waiting room at the Bridge of Orchy. It had an electric heater that that was operated by one of the
those timer plunger switches that gave you 15 mins or so of heat. A quick bit of tape and it lasted all night.
Now I see someone has bought it and converted it into a bunk house!
"In my experience if time is short running, and particularly cycling, are better than climbing wall visits. (I haven't climbed a grade V yet that demanded I was able to do a pull up, but the ability to keep going hour on hour has been very useful.) Try to build this into your routine as this avoids spending brownie points on training; commutes to work, after the kids have gone to bed and early in the morning work for me. If you find yourself out cycling at 8.30pm on a Saturday night you are: Sad and, probably on the right lines..."
Pretty much in line with the advise I've given on here before for people aiming to climb up to grade IV. Main focus should be on cardio and legs not upper body.
stairs training is my personal preference, find the tallest building you can with accessibile stairs and build up to being able to do a munro. It's worth doing sets of 3: 1 stair at a time, 2 stairs at a time, 3 stairs at a time. Holding the rails or pushing on your thighs is cheating ;) This coupled with a cadio workout a couple of other times per week works for me. Last season I managed 2 Ben Nevis days on the trot and then a northern Corries day after a rest day, something I've never managed when I was living in Scotland, Ben Nevis days always used to trash me!
I've found that you need to use up Brownie points pretty quickly as they have a finite shelf life.
Black marks, however, last a lifetime......
Great article and thoroughly inspired with this can do attitude.
Top stuff, made me smile. Articles like this is what I like about this site.
> I've found that you need to use up Brownie points pretty quickly as they have a finite shelf life.
> Black marks, however, last a lifetime......
Brownie points are a flexible currency, I find, but you're right that they don;t last for ever, unlike black marks.....
Good to hear someone else is into indoor Munro bagging - although just lately for me it's been more like half a Corbett or less ;-(
However I find I can sometimes even get a bit of work done during the work-out, although there are potential hazards such as missing a step & falling down the staircase on account of being engrossed in some Minutes (sad, I know....)
Excellent piece. Amusing but captures the essence. Been there, done that etc etc. Thanks very much.
If anybody is interested I was in Millets today buying one of our lads waterfroofs and noticed that their four section poles are now �25 for the pair. Think they're called eurohike compacts.
Again, thanks for the feedback.
> It's not a blue print just a tounge in cheek take on things I've learnt. My lovely wife is a keen mountain biker so we do both have our time out while also spending time together with our lads as a family.
> Made us both laugh that having had the article sinse last November Jack chose Valentines day to put it up!
Yes, how appropriate!!! I always used to love going to the climbing wall on Valentines day...it's empty...all these people getting brownie points with the wifes/girlfriends/boyfriends etc
Cheers again, was a nice article!
Yep, it was quite quiet last night...
My wife thinks I'm 'different' cos I want to go away climbing, instead of spending my day off with family.
I think you're 'different' cos most burds don't climb.
I was about to ask what this means, but as I was typing I figured it out. D'oh.
Admittedly kids could get in the way of this plan (I've steered clear of them myself) but then that's what grandparents are for isn't it?
I will never forget getting to the top of Smith's Route and realising I had about three hours to get to Glasgow Airport in order to catch my cheapo, non-flexible flight back to London. Thank you Tom Prentice for being so agreeable about running all the way down the mountain, de-kitting instantly and then getting me there in one piece.
Great article - really loved it. So, so true.
As a sometime ice climbing single Mum I will resort to anything to get a bit of winter activity. (well almost anything)
And my brownie points have to be earned with the kids!!
Good article, although I dream of living 4 hours drive from Fort William - it took 11 hours to get back home yesterday.
Living as I do on the wrong side of London, Easyjet is your friend and has convenient early evening up and late evening flights back. If the weather is rubbish, you have to decide whether you value your brownie points more than your ticket and, if you do stay at home, are brownie points transferable to another long weekend, especially if your shorter notice ticket will be more expensive?
Other truths about brownie points are that on the day of departure, something will go wrong - part of the house will fall down, wife will get flu,pipes will freeze etc and the brownie point calculation will fail.
This past week was done by car though and a bonus day out was gained by taking mountain bikes in the vent of lack of weather or strength to flog up the Ben one more time.
Vitamin I (ibuprofen) is your friend - (400mg morning and evening)
Super Article.
This is me all over. Im off the Crianlarich week after next for 7 days, the missus is giving me a little grief but as you say, brownie points are the way to go!
> had similar probs with my seat ,on the advice of a bike shop i bought myself a one piece lycra thingy with a built in padding ,couple that with some chamois cream which you smear round your crack n sac and you may find that will help .mind you i look a bugger wearing it (picture big daddy riding a bike) but does seem to work for me .
Shall I make the brownie point joke or will someone else?
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5 things to watch today at the Masters
|Tiger Woods puts his down after missing a putt on the sixth hole during the third round of the Masters golf tournament Saturday, April 13, 2013, in Augusta, Ga. (AP Photo/David Goldman)
AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP) — The final round of the Masters is Sunday and here are five things you should keep an eye on:
The saying is the Masters doesn't begin until Sunday on the back 9, and often it's true. Tiger Woods believes anyone within six strokes on the back 9 can win, and with 17 players within six shots after the third round it could be a wild finish.
Love him or hate him, you can't stop watching him, as girlfriend Lindsey Vonn does. Ratings for the Masters would have plummeted had Woods been disqualified for his bad drop. Now he's in the mix on Sunday, just four shots back, and the cameras will have no trouble finding him.
Guan Tianlang has made a lot of news this week, not all of it good. The 14-year-old from China is the youngest player ever in the Masters, and the youngest to make the cut. He speeded his game up Saturday after being penalized for slow play and it cost him with a 5-over 77.
Every other year, Angel Cabrera has a Masters to remember. He won in the final group in 2009, played in the final group in 2011, and will be in the final group Sunday with Brandt Snedeker. Can the Argentine win a second green jacket? Stay tuned.
Jason Day parred his first 12 holes Saturday and was in the lead after 16 holes before finishing with his only two bogeys of the day. For Day to win his first major title he'll have to be even steadier under the pressure of Sunday at the Masters. No Australian has ever won the Masters, Greg Norman famously included.
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1. Split English muffins in half and toast in toaster.
2. Mix tomato paste, oregano and garlic powder. Spread on toasted muffin halves. Sprinkle with shredded cheese.
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Duane Reade Promotes Store Brand Hosiery with "Boo-tiful Legs" Facebook Photo Campaign
Duane Reade is running a three week, omni-channel social media marketing campaign to raise awareness of Duane Reade brand hosiery products—produced by Doris International.
The "Boo-tiful Legs" campaign aims to help New Yorkers find the perfect legwear for a multitude of events in time for the winter season. The "Boo-tiful Legs" Halloween contest, asks shoppers to upload their original photos wearing Duane Reade brand hosiery with their Halloween costume, via a Duane Reade Facebook page FanGate, which began at midnight on October 13th and running through November 3rd, 2013. At the end of the three week contest, users will select those entrants whom they thought best exemplifies the spirit of the contest by "liking" those photos. Voting will begin on November 4, 2013, and will end at on November 8, 2013.
Each individual entrant will be restricted to a single submission throughout the contest period. Ten 1st prize winners will be chosen in total and prizes include an Apple iPad mini or iPhone 5s, five of each prize are available and will be randomly assigned to the winners.
The Grand Prize winner (GPW) for the best overall photo will be selected by the celebrity judge, Mandi Line, costume designer for ABC Family's hit series "Pretty Little Liars,"out of the ten 1st prize winners chosen by the public. The GPW will be chosen based on how well the entrant met a number of criteria through their photo submission on Facebook. Judging criteria will include enthusiasm, pose originality, public appeal, Halloween spirit, and Duane Reade "brand spirit." The GPW will receive a New York City spa experience consisting of two nights double-occupancy hotel stay at the W Hotel in Manhattan, one 75-minute Blissage massage for the winner and a guest, one "24 heaven" body treatment for the winner and a guest, one Fab Feet Pedicure for the winner and a guest, two dinners for the winner and a guest.
"The 'Boo-tiful Legs' Facebook campaign allows our customers to engage in a seamless journey, incorporating Halloween shopping ideation and their ultimate costume experience; all while connecting with Duane Reade on strategic digital, social media and in-store platforms in a relevant and fun way," said Calvin Peters, PR & digital communications manager of Duane Reade. "By promoting the affordability and quality of Duane Reade hosiery and the ubiquitous nature of Duane Reade stores across New York City, we are helping our busy patrons find convenient legwear options that are perfect for any and all occasions. The quality is without question, working with Doris International which produces hosiery for leading fashion brands, reinforces the trendsetting appeal and the incredible value these products represent."
Initiatives to create and foster interest in the contest are integrated using multiple digital marketing platforms, including incorporating participation from Mandi Line via the contest hashtag #DRLegCandy content aggregation. The content will be prominent on the Duane Reade website, QR code mobile landing page, Facebook, Instagram, and Pinterest channels; path-to-purchase posts and syndication by Duane Reade VIP bloggers; the publishing of photos submitted by entrants via the campaign hashtag #DRLegCandy; in-store signage, in-store radio announcements and POS flyers in all Duane Reade locations.
The general public and "Boo-tiful-Leg" contestants will be able to join the #DRLegCandy Twitter Party on October 16th at 9pm ET. Participants will engage in great conversation around easy costume-accessory options and how to put together a fun look while staying within a budget; including a chance to win up to $500 in VISA prizes.
The retailer launched the "Show Us Some Leg" contest last holiday season, also asking shoppers to upload photos to Facebook of them sporting the retailers store brand hoisery.
Duane Reade brand hosiery products include socks, tights, sheer hosiery, knee highs and leggings; offered in classic and fashion colors in the very affordable $3.99 to $16.99 retail price range. From a fashion standpoint, there are tights with various textures, back seams and Lurex, in addition to solid classic styles and the increasingly popular ultra-sheer style. The Microfiber legging has been a consistent best seller and is ideal for all wardrobes.


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Hello intrepid travellers! As Doris has abandoned her responsibilitiesfor the garden, I have assumed the role of Alan Titchmarsh for the duration of your trip! No hurry but just a couple of questions; has Fred brought his cricket bat? Where's Doris hid the slug pellets? Having seen your photos I'll never again complain about overcrowding on the 08.40 Chesterfield to St Pancras train. ATxx
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We took a very timely food break at a nearby street vendor, the smell of cooking and spices was making us all very hungry. This particular stall was very well known to DJ who assured us that these were the best samosas in Delhi, and I didn't disagree - in fact they were the best samosas I had ever tasted. Fred, of course, went overboard with the hot chilli dressing. I hope we don't pay for his folly on the 18 hour train journey tonight!
Next stop was a visit to a Sikh temple. It is the home of the Gurdwara Sikhs. This faction of the Sikhs was formed many years ago, because they disagreed with some of the more radical Sikh beliefs, eg: that a woman had to burn herself on her husbands funeral pyre. My understanding is that they have taken the better things from other religions and formed the Gudwara Sikhs. The holy ones who travel around from temple to temple all over India are most splendidly dressed in their purple turbans, purple tunics, big sabres by their side and being as they don't cut or shave their hair they have magnificent beards and moustaches. They look most regal. We arrived at prayer time, the music was really good -in fact I'd buy their CD! The belief of the Sikhs is to feed those who need it and provide shelter to a traveller. The kitchen is run by volunteers and I have never seen such big cooking pots, they are enormous. There were also several women sitting
We caught the Metro back to our hotel. This rail system was built for the Commonwealth games, unlike most things in India this is fast and efficient. Woman travel in the first compartment, men in the rest. This is so that at very busy times there is no body contact with the opposite sex. When we disembarked at Karol Bargh, we were literally carried along by a sea of people, it was a body crush! Back at Hotel Perfect we collected our belongings and headed off to the railway station.
At 4.45pm we caught the overnight train to Jaisalmer. This experience was worth it's weight in gold. After fighting our way down the aisle to our allotted compartment, the next thing we did was to chain our big bags under our seats, and then use our smaller bag with all our valuables in as a pillow. The seats convert to six bunks, 3 on each side. Doris and I took on the roles of security officers, as we had the bottom bunks.
Poo Story No 1. At about 4.30am I had a few tummy rumbles. I gave it 10 mins then decided I'd better visit the toilet or to put it a better way, the hole in the floor of the train. They do have English toilets if your brave enough to park your bum on what can only be described as a lifetime of built up filth. Sorry I digress. I had to wake Doris, being as we were in charge of security, to let her know that she was fully responsible in my absence. Doris, wasn't very happy with me, she claimed that she had only just got to sleep and now I'd woken her up. I made my apologies to her, then asked for the toilet paper that she had tucked away in her bag. I told her not to go to sleep, but to stay alert - the security of our belongings depended on her! When I got back, she decided that seeing as she was awake she might as well go to the toilet. Doris had only been gone 2 minutes when the train stopped at the next station. The upshot of this is that Doris has made her mark in India and left a little deposit on track 1 platform 1 at a railway station somewhere between Delhi and Jaisalmer. Good effort Doris.


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International Talk Like a Pirate Day is Sept. 19 and once again Krispy Kreme will offer a free doughnut to those who participate.
Additionally, guests who dress in full pirate attire will earn a free dozen Original Glazed doughnuts. The offer is good only on Sept. 19.
To earn a reward, those visiting a participating shop who talk like a pirate will get one free Original Glazed doughnut.
For the free dozen, qualifying costumes must include three or more of the following items: Eye patch, pirate hat, bandana, peg leg, parrot on shoulder, pirate shirt/loose white shirt, knickers, leather belt, silver and gold necklaces and earrings, pirate hook, pointy black boots or ragged brown sandals.
No weapons are allowed.
'N Sync member signs on as judge for Krispy Kreme festival
Additionally, 'N Sync's Chris Kirkpatrick will join the judging panel for this year's inaugural Krispy Kreme Film Festival which culminates on Sept. 12 with a gala event at the Royal Theatre in Toronto. Kirkpatrick, who recently performed with 'N Sync at the MTV Video Music Awards, will be joined by event Emcee Spencer "Spenny" Rice as celebrity judges for the short film contest.
Krispy Kreme Canada invites fans to submit a doughnut-themed short film. The grand prize winner gets free Krispy Kreme doughnuts for one year, a $500 cash prize and a doughnut-inspired Oscar. There is no entry fee and no purchase necessary.
The top 10 finalists will be announced on Sept. 9 at krispykremefilmfestival.ca. Those selections will be unveiled on Sept. 12 at The Royal Cinema in Toronto where a winner will be chosen by a panel of celebrity judges.
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Concept design for BlackBerry 10 model shows Bold-esque QWERTY keyboard
The bottom of the phone is tapered in a little to make the device easier to hold and the handset is thin keeping with the recent trend toward skinny smartphones. The designer of the phone, John Anastasiadis, says that the concept is realistic in that it could be released right now. The latest speculation has the first BlackBerry 10 model being the BlackBerry Colt 2. While a BB10 model with a physical QWERTY is being developed, according to RIM CEO Thurston Heins, the first model is expected to feature only a virtual QWERTY keyboard.
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1. andrew1953 (Posts: 176; Member since: 13 Nov 2011)
Looks nice but I still favor a slide out QWERTY model with big screen a la E75.
2. KingKurogiii (Posts: 5647; Member since: 23 Oct 2011)
that actually looks pretty nice. o:
3. Leon101 (Posts: 90; Member since: 27 Feb 2012)
This looks really good tho!!!!
4. som (Posts: 768; Member since: 10 Nov 2009)
In order for RIM to survive is to choose a new OS Android or Windows.
5. RapidCat (Posts: 351; Member since: 12 Jun 2012)
if this real, then BB have 2nd camera.
i like the design
6. thunderising (Posts: 225; Member since: 25 Nov 2011)
Oh crap not those same looking phones again
19. items17070 (Posts: 70; Member since: 20 Dec 2011)
and the phones with NO keyboard are ANY different! NOT!
7. Non_Sequitur (Posts: 1111; Member since: 16 Mar 2012)
They should do a slider design with a large touchscreen for BB10. I have a feeling it'll be good.
8. fanboy1974 (Posts: 1291; Member since: 12 Nov 2011)
Sorry but big screens sale more phones. How about invent a pullout keyboard that is mind blowing to compliment a larger display.
9. qwertypoor (Posts: 72; Member since: 09 Jun 2012)
10. qwertypoor (Posts: 72; Member since: 09 Jun 2012)
It better have a front facing camera
11. RORYREVOLUTION (Posts: 3042; Member since: 12 Jan 2010)
Doesn't look bad but I agree with above. Slide out keyboards with larger displays are better. They aren't going to dial numbers in your pockets, slide out keyboards have bigger and more spaced out layouts, bigger more usable screens, etc.
I appreciate that rim is trying to keep to their traditions but it's really hurting them in the end.
17. Firedrops (Posts: 215; Member since: 06 Sep 2011)
Agree. If they do release another phone with this design again, they deserve to bankrupt. They simply refuse to learn that customers don't give a sh*t about their company's tradition, what they want is value for price, mostly by features such as does found on the qwerty Droid series: Big screen, fast processors, big, high-quality slide-out keyboards and a competent OS.
Blackberry models are exactly the opposite, but they charge sky high anyway.
12. akita256 (Posts: 80; Member since: 26 Jan 2012)
If RIM doesn't understand that people want a large screen, then they are truly doomed.
13. Berzerk000 (Posts: 4109; Member since: 26 Jun 2011)
Looks like a mix between a Sony and a Blackberry... I like it.
14. Bluesky02 (Posts: 1439; Member since: 05 Dec 2011)
Very good design
15. Jlo99 (Posts: 1; Member since: 25 Jun 2012)
I think all the BB10 phone will be over price just like the BB 9900
16. tarmpung (Posts: 15; Member since: 11 Jun 2012)
it's Nokia style, not Blackberry's and it looks cheap
18. Jay2ice (Posts: 13; Member since: 15 Jun 2012)
I agree with tarmpung, this looks so much like nokia Asha 303.


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