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Married At Midnight! Las Vegas' First Couple To Marry On The Busiest Wedding Date Of The Year - 11/12/13 - Says "I Do" With Elvis,Smashburger-Themed Nuptials
Darlene, 43, sales assistant, and Bryan, 46, IBEW electrician, have been engaged since winter 2012. They dated in high school and reconnected two years ago. This trip also marks their first to Las Vegas and for Darlene, her first time to the West coast.
The couple was selected from a national campaign Smashburger executed earlier this year. With hundreds of interested couples from around the country, lovebirds were asked to submit a video via social media, explaining their love for one another and of course, burgers. To see Darlene and Bryan's winning entry, click here: http://youtu.be/uAknNjo4sU8.
"Smashburger is a young and vibrant brand. As such, we love adding a modern twist to traditions, that's why we wanted to have this unique wedding. What says new and trendy more than getting married by Elvis on a unique date like 11/12/13 with burgers," says Stacie Lange, senior vice president of communications, Smashburger.
As for the full package of what the couple received as Smashburger's winning couple, in addition to the Elvis-and-burgers-themed nuptials:
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Anyone use this around their daylilies? The manufacturers recommend cutting an X then planting in the hole wondering if this may pose a problem when the clump multiplies? I know this will also limit digging so in say 5 years a clump needs dividing but this fabric is to last 10 yrs will I have to replace it all when i dig? For regular posters to this forum I'm still down with Pneumonia can't even talk today and rib area is very sore from coughing. Nice to be able to talk by posting to the forum. |
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Jim, My honest opinion is that stuff is a mess to use! Mulch is my best friend. Nancy BTW, hope you have a speedy recovery! Yuck in July of all times! I know lots of people that got it this year too! |
Jim, I'm with Nancy on this topic. You can always lay several layers of newspaper down then cover with mulch. The newspaper will eventually rot, but it's good for your soil, and by then you'll probably be needing to add more mulch anyway.This will prevent any weeds from growing around your dl's. I hope you feel better soon. It seems like that stuff is harder to shake in hot weather. Stay inside, and don't fret about your dl's, they'll be just fine. Jan |
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Gosh, gotta get that pneumonia under control. I ended up staying in the hospital a whole week. I am in agreement as to using the weed block fabric. I did try some when I was starting out and it stayed down for quite some time (years). When I did dig it was coming apart and I had black string hung up every where and, in my very amateur opinion, I don't think that the plants liked it so good under there. I DO like to use the landscape fabric under my pots, saves trying to pry them loose from the gound later where the weeds/grass grow to them. |
I tried that landscape fabric in one area several years ago. Plants did push the fabric enough to grow, but it is a real pain to dig them up, & I really don't think the plants grew as well. I decided to dig everything in the bed I wanted & pull it up, which was NOT as easy as it sounds. I won't do it again. I use newspapers & mulch everywhere now. |
I agree with everyone that you shouldn't use landscape fabric. The previous owners of my house used a lot and it was a pain to deal with. They had put shredded hardwood mulch on top of it which broke down into compost and then weeds grew on top of the fabric and the roots got all tangled up in the fabric, so the weeds were harder to get rid of than if the fabric hadn't been there. Plus the fabric disintegrated so it was hard to remove it because it tore into pieces. I think it would make it difficult to divide and move your daylilies. Hope you fell better soon. Juliet |
I have done well using cardboard and newspaper underneath wood chips. The newspaper is easier to work with, the cardboard lasts longer. The plastic weedblocker makes it hard to improve the soil. Paper products break down into carbon, which DLs use for structural purposes. In theory you could get some kind of weevil or voles or something living down under the cardboard. In practice they multiply and grow quite well. I dug up and gave away a bushel of plants today. They were easy to dig, fat and healthy. No sign of pests. |
Have you tried Rhimax? It is an eco-friendly alternative to plastics and fabrics, and is durable and tough enough to provide several seasons of weed control. It is organic by nature and will biodegrade naturally. Also provides soil erosion protection and moisture control. It is made from 100% post consumer waste so environmentally it is a strong contributor to sustainability. You can order it on line (firstname.lastname@example.com). I did and used it in my garden. |
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I use landscape fabric and it's working well...all my plants in the rose/daylily bed are doing wonderfully, especially Stella de Oro. She's multiplied so much in 2 years, I've moving her out, she's become so huge! I didn't leave a big enough X in the fabric, though...didn't realize she would grow this big so quickly. In my yard, not using the fabric is not an option...it keeps the pesky squirrels from planting pecan trees everywhere! |
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I am a current Senior nursing student and I'm starting to apply for jobs and such. I really want to move back to New England or maybe try out Colorado. Has anyone heard about how the job market is in either place? I used to live in Boston, so anything in the city would be ideal, but I know that the job market is saturated there with so many new grads. I want to do well baby nursery, so if anyone hear's about jobs in that area anywhere in the country please let me know! I really need to start looking at jobs and area's to live after school so any help you guys can give would be great!
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It actually ended up staying for for another four months after the test was over as I managed to keep hold of it for the winter 'cross season. A great bike and, as I said in the review, probably as good as non-disc 'cross frames are going to get.
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Ive been growing this little guy, a cultivar of himalayan cedar almost ten years. I guess its 'semi-dwarf' seedlings under similar conditions were much faster and open. I did have a few seedlings of approximately.same.age.that were much slower, truly dwarf. Only.two left. Can anyone guess the cultivar? |
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My iPad and android phone both automatically reorient the picture. Sorry i will try to correct that next time |
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Culminating an eight-week session of the Purdue University Calumet School of Technology's summer workshop, 65 area middle- and high-school students found themselves launching rockets on their final day.
Taking their homemade rockets to a grassy area on the south end of the campus to measure height was one of the many unique hands-on experiences undertaken by the workshop participants.
"The objective of this workshop was to introduce students to the concepts of engineering technology and provide hands-on weekly activities to emphasize the foundational context of the various engineering technology programs offered at Purdue Calumet," said Susan Scachitti, head of the Purdue Calumet Engineering Technology department. "Each student experienced learning activities in the areas of Electrical, Mechanical, Mechatronics and Industrial Engineering Technology. After completing this program, students are better able to visualize if an engineering technology degree is the appropriate academic avenue with which to start for their career goals."
During the classes, students were exposed to fundamental theories and a lab environment.
Parent Amy Hemingway of Munster felt the workshop proved an important educational tool for her son Nelson, 17.
"At summer camp, Nelson was provided opportunities to experience accomplishments and discover hidden talents," she said.
Nelson, who is a member of the Munster High School Robotics Club, echoed his mother's comments.
"Engineering technology may be a career option for me in the future," he said. "And the camp gave me a better understanding of how programming works with the robot."
Areas covered during the summer workshop included gears and mechanical systems, computers and robotics, computer-aided design and computer-aided manufacturing; basic electricity and electrical circuits; industrial process automation; and logistics and radio frequency identification.
In addition to designing the rockets launched, other activities covered were: programming a Bobot while learning about computers and robotics, developing PLC logic to program a garage door simulation, and designing a metal component in CAD and then producing it on a CNC lathe in the manufacturing lab.
Purdue Calumet instructors Gregory Neff, Craig Engle, Julius Najzer, Hossain Fathizadeh, Rick Rickerson, David McLees, Ed Petrosky, Bill Robinson, and Lash Mapa assisted with the summer workshop.
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After honing her baking and decorating skills for more than a decade at a French-pastry shop in the New York City suburbs, Sugar N Spice Creations' owner, Chris M'Gonigle, started her own cakes, cookies, and pastries business. Along with a team of adept decorators, Chris squeezes colored icing into intricate floral bouquets and coaxes seasonal figures such as turkeys, snowmen, and hearts. She and her staff pass on their baking acumen to visitors in cookie- and cupcake-decorating classes, where they demonstrate how to create icing designs and ancient baker hieroglyphs.
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Building on more than 50 years in the restaurant industry, the chefs at Talayna's Italiano's draw on culinary traditions from Italy and the rest of the Mediterranean to craft their menu. The restaurant takes its name from the Yiddish word for Italian, reflecting its ability to fluidly blend a variety of cuisines. Chefs assemble pastas, kebabs, paella, and beef and lamb dishes alongside pizzas in five distinct styles—either gourmet preassembled pies or customizable pizzas with dough in the thin St. Louis style, deep-dish Chicago style, or semithick New York style. The menu also boasts a roster of American and European wines, as well as imported and domestic brews. When not mastering their own kitchen, the culinary crew performs offsite catering services, including setting up the space with bartending tables, chairs, linens, and glassware, as well as providing live music and servers.
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After graduating from cake-decorating school in Basel, Switzerland, Karl Knodel immigrated to America and opened his own cakery in 1901. In the 109 years since then, his family members have inherited recipes for his signature baked delights and used them to continue delighting discerning St. Louis sweet teeth and winning acclaim from picky incisors far and wide. Knodel's cakes, which vary in price depending on design decadence, are available in flavors such as caramel fudge, strawberry shortcake, red velvet, and eternity. For handheld treats, there's a 1 lb. cookie box ($9.95) or individual decorated cookies ($0.65+). Cupcakes strut down tongue catwalks in a variety of edible outfits (individual cupcakes start at $0.80). Call no less than five days in advance for custom cakes.


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Hello all, and thank you in advance for any advice! I was overjoyed (and amazed) to find the taupe/green/gray/brown/cream/white combo in Cambria's "New Quay" quartz.... BUT, as many of you are aware, Cambria is having trouble meeting product demand, and I'm considering going with Caesarstone's readily-available White Ash. Is anyone familiar enough with these two designs, and would you have any insight as to whether White Ash is just as nice as New Quay? |
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- Posted by modern_mom35 (My Page) on Wed, Aug 29, 12 at 17:30
they are both beautiful, but I think pretty different choices. White Ash is more speckled to me. I have seen a large slab of New Quay and, while beautiful, it is much darker than I thought it would be. I have not seen White Ash - just going off Google image. we had no trouble getting our Cambria Torquay on time, but that might be because we are from Minnesota where it is manufactured. not that it will help you at this point, but Cambria is planning to double the size of their factory by next year to keep up with consumer demand. good luck! |
Here is a link that might be useful: Cambria
I know that Four is still waiting for her Cambria - we had no difficulty (other than the avalanche) Also from the MW - so might make a difference. |
I looked at both, too, and fwiw, thought the New Quay was much nicer. Beautiful colors, realistic and lots of depth. I agree that the white ash is specklier (smaller, more uninform movement) and looked more modern to me. Hth. |
I just got my Cambria installed today, 3 weeks after templating although I did not choose one of the most popular patterns. |
hag Yeah!! Have you posted pictures? |
- Posted by princessmoxie (My Page) on Wed, Aug 29, 12 at 22:57
Thank you all for the ideas. They are decidedly different choices, the White Ash being more modern for sure. I'm aiming to have the kitchen appeal to a broad audience in case we want to sell the house, but want it to be beautiful until such time! If the skeleton of the house didn't scream Traditional, we would be happy to go Mod. As for waiting, location may well be an important factor. Odd experience: last week I visited a granite/quartz yard nearby, where the main guy showed me 4 orders on paper for New Quay that he expected soon (after 2-month wait). So I visited again just a few days ago and all of the slabs were in.... I suggested via email to the salesman at the affiliated store that I purchase the remnants instead of buying new, as our layout lends itself to smaller pieces. Still no response, which I'm assuming means "not interested." If that's the case, I wonder why? I'd think he'd be happy to be paid twice for each slab. And it would be great for me since I know the material is in! So really it's simply frustration that is making me look again at the Caesarstone (plus, I'd like to be DONE already).... wish I could find more photos of others' kitchens with White Ash but it seems not to be too popular. Anyway, I enjoy reading about people's varied experiences and helpful thoughts on the topic of kitchen reno's. Much appreciated! |
Yes, they are completely different looks although the same color palette. I have the New Quay. No trouble getting it at all--maybe 2 weeks from template to install. And I even changed my mind on pattern after template. I live in WI so maybe the close proximity to MN made a difference. Here's a pic... http://s107.photobucket.com/albums/m285/COHippygirl/Kitchen Makeover/?action=view¤t=After.jpg |
- Posted by princessmoxie (My Page) on Thu, Aug 30, 12 at 21:53
Thank you, peonybush! I came across your pics when I did a New Quay search on this forum, and they helped me decide to follow up on it. Your kitchen looks gorgeous, and I hope you subscribe to the saying "imitation is the finest form of flattery," because I may use your backsplash tiles as well :) |
Thanks princess...glad you like the backsplash and the new quay. Oh that backsplash...what a hunt that was! |
I have a customer that is replacing an older Cambria, color is Chatham with "hopefully" New Quay. She has her heart set on using green, either on her cabinets or walls. I'm trying to steer her toward a white or creamy white cabinets and using the color application on the walls. I only viewed the New Quay today in the warehouse briefly but, loved it. I was somewhat comforted to read princessmoxie's post which described it as possessing "green" (I didn't see green at all). So what do those of you that are familiary with New Quay think about green, as long as it's a taupe green, it would work right? I've never worked with Cambria before and am assuming colors vary slab to slab as with granite? |
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As a relatively new nurse working in the emergency department, I remember a cardiologist who would come by before making his hospital rounds. He'd throw an ECG strip down on the desk, give us a quick scenario and ask, "What is it?" It was always an interpretation that would look obvious but involve more than met the eye. So when we'd give him a quick, but incorrect, answer, he'd respond with, "Gotcha!" He'd then explain the correct answer and be on his way. So I wanted to present a few cases to you and share some of the lessons I once learned. A snap judgment in medicine could prove disastrous for your patient.
These cases certainly don't show the typical capnography waveforms. However, just like with ECG tracings, understanding the relationship between each component of the capnography waveform and each phase of the ventilatory cycle will help you understand what's going on in these case studies.
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The case studies presented here are just a few of the many variations in capnography waveforms that may challenge your practice. Understanding the physiology of capnography and using this valuable assessment tool when indicated will help you to identify early warning signs of ventilatory or perfusion insufficiency, identify metabolic abnormalities, determine if medications are needed, improve cardiac arrest management, confirm appropriate ET tube placement, distinguish pulmonary from cardiac pathophysiology and generally provide better care to critical patients.
Pat Brandt, RN, has worked in EMS for more than 25 years as an EMS transport nurse, an emergency department nurse, a paramedic educator and an EMS quality manager. She recently retired as the EMS quality manager and paramedic instructor for Orange County (Fla.) Fire Rescue Department. She also served on the state committee in Florida that developed and supported the legislative rules requiring the use of continuous waveform capnography by Florida EMS agencies. Contact her at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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1. Levine RL, Wayne MA, Miller CC. End-tidal carbon dioxide and outcome of out-of-hospital cardiac arrest. N Engl J Med. 1997;337:301–306.
2. Fearon, DM, Steele DW. End-tidal carbon dioxide predicts the presence and severity of acidosis in children with diabetes. Acad Emerg Med. 2002;9:1373–1378.
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Daphne lives with a single mother Regina. Regina works as a hairdresser and the family lives very modestly on her income. Daphne is hearing impaired and is verbal, also reading lips and using sign language. Daphne attends a school for hearing impaired students. Daphne plays basketball on the school team. Her best friend, Emmett, is also hearing impaired and begins dating Bay.
Bay lives with parents John and Kathryn Kenish and her brother, Toby. The Kenish family is very wealthy. John Kenish was a professional baseball player. Kathryn decides to sue the hospital for the mistake of mixing up Bay and Daphne when they were born. Her husband supports her in this pursuit but Regina wants nothing to do with the court case or involving the government. Kathryn also decides to write a memoir about her life raising a daughter that is not biologically hers.
Much of Switched at Birth involves the guys that Daphne and Bay date, and the adjustments that come with learning of their real identities. Although the daughters continue to live with the families that raised them, they also try having relationships with their biological parents. This is sometimes a big adjustment to both of them, as the families have quite different socioeconomic backgrounds and living styles. Despite the differences there are also similarities. Daphne bonds with her biological father, John, over their love of sports and Bay is very much like her biological mother, Regina, in that they both are artists and have a rebellious streak in them.
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Im thinking between Riven, Talon, Wukong or Lee sin I need pros and cons for each champ to get an idea for who to play. Thank you for your time and opinions.
Riven - Overall strong. Nothing bad about it :P .High burst, mobility. What else you want? :O Talon - Has decent damage, but loses lane pretty hard. His ultimate is alright, but that's his only escape mechanism. So either use it for damage or escape :P Lee Sin - Overall strong aswell. :P If I had to choose I'd pick one of those 2(Riven, Lee)
Lee Sin is op as ef
Lee Sin is idioticly strong in TT because he can dash through all the significant walls with safeguard, and can jump into the dragon pit with his resonating strike. Lee is a great duelist, so there only being 3 enemies instead of 5 works in his favor too. Same for Wukong. As for Riven, I don't know. I don't imagine Talon would be that good because he is very squishy. He is an assassin, and in TT bruisers reign supreme.
Riven or Lee Sin, they dominate TT, enough said
lee sin can carry every game hands down but u have to build right and at the right time riven is almost impossbile to top agesnt without losing however she can be squish in the start and mid wukong he can top or bot he is very very hard to trade hits with and win the fight he has high burst and great escape and doesnt require much to get tanky or start snowballing talon he is the same as he is in sr u eather have to be a master to do well or ull end up costing a win for sure
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I do so love my monkey. All four of them have their strengths, but I would put Talon last on that list. Grab all of them but learn Riven first.
Riven: Can jungle, solo top lane, and 2v1 in bot lane, high cc and mobility.She can also tank for your team (What else do you need?) Talon: Will have to go top mostly and will lose lane to some hyper carry, cant jungle, very situational pick. Lee singer: Can jungle, solo top, can play bot, nice cc , can tank for your team. I will still go for riven though she can get into your face and stun your whole team.


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Those "diaper days" of babyhood can wear down even the most energetic parents. That's where1-800-Diapers Inc. comes in.
Two new dads, tired of last-minute runs to the market for diapers, founded a one-stop baby supply e-commerce site to make life easier for the postpartum set.
Best friends since elementary school in Tinton Falls, Marc Lore, 36, and Vinit Bharara, 35, had started an online business in 2000 called www.thepit.com, a sports trading card site they sold to Topps Co. in 2001. Topps hired them when they bought their Web site, and after five years working at the candy, trading card and entertainment company, they were looking to go out on their own again.
Around that time, Lore was on diaper duty with his 2-year-old daughter, Sophia, when he called 1-800-DIApERS on a whim. The call was answered by a cloth diaper business. Lore saw potential in transforming the diaper service by adding disposable diapers, and he bought the name and phone number for $25,000.
Today, 1-800-Diapers is on track to sell $30 million worth of diapers and related baby products, almost triple last year's sales, the company says. The business recently co-branded its site with the name Diapers.com because 90 percent of its sales come through the Internet.
Diapers.com aims to turn its strong sales numbers into profits by sometime next year. In the meantime, the company, funded with $4 million from a venture capital firm and private investors, is operating in the red.
Based in a small office building in downtown Montclair --a location chosen because it is convenient to both Lore's Mountain Lakes home and Bharara's Manhattan apartment -- the firm employs 11, most hired since January.
"We want to make life easier for parents," said Bharara, who serves as chief operating officer and general counsel. "Diapers.com is about alleviating one of the pressure points when the baby comes."
In addition to selling brand-name baby diapers, the online store sells a large list of related products and accessories.
"We have a laser-sharp focus on baby consumables," said Lore, the company's chairman and chief executive.
Key to their approach is providing a superior customer experience -- one-stop shopping, low prices and 24-hour, no-questions-asked service. They also offer free shipping on orders over $49 as well as an automatic re-order option, called "Never run out again," to encourage repeat business.
"I don't think I would have thought of diapers online unless someone told me about it," said customer Dana Lewis, 34, a stay-at-home mom with children who are 1 and 3. "Once I tried it, it was so easy. I can order them at 11 o'clock at night and get them one or two days later."
During a recent interview in his office, Lore said Diapers.com is "now the biggest online seller of baby products.
"Sixty percent of customers come back for second orders, and the average number of orders for someone who comes back is over five orders a year," he said.
Amy Chezem, a spokeswoman for the Juvenile products Manufacturers Association, based in Mount Laurel, said for mothers with busy schedules, price is not the biggest factor when buying things for their baby.
"Moms are a little older, a little more educated and have a little more money than moms in the past," she said. "One-stop shopping and easy shopping is what parents are looking for."
Diapers make up $2 billion of the $7.3 billion prenatal-to-preschool market, according to the JpMA. Mass merchandisers like Wal-Mart, Babies-R-Us and Target sell about 80 percent of baby products, while e-commerce sites currently account for just 1 percent, said Chezem.
Among online businesses that sell baby products, Diapers.com's domain name gives it an advantage, Lore says. Early on, the co-founders discovered that a Google search for "diapers" turned up very few competing sites devoted to diapers and baby products. Their main competition comes from larger, more established e-tailers who are not branded as baby-oriented sites, such Amazon.com, Drugstore.com and Costco.com.
"We started selling diapers online to support our warehouses and give us an entry level into other baby products that our warehouses can't carry," said Derek Berndt, a buyer for Costco.com. "We can carry a lot more online. We sell everything from formula to furniture, and the diapers are definitely bringing people into our franchise."
Costco.com sells the Huggies and Kirkland brands at the same price as the warehouses, which are cheaper than Diapers.com. But they also carry standard seven- to 10-day UpS shipping charges on all orders.
Both Amazon.com and Drugstore.com compete with Diapers.com's free shipping on orders over $49; but Drugstore.com charges more per diaper, because they sell smaller packages, targeting consumers in urban areas with smaller living and storage spaces, said company spokesperson Noreen Moriarty.
Amazon.com began selling diapers through its Amazon Grocery Store last July, when it added 14,000 non-perishable grocery items to its site. The diapers on Amazon.com cost about the same as on Diapers.com, but Amazon.com offers more free shipping options than Diapers.com. Amazon.com is also now offering an automatic subscription feature to refill orders like Diapers.com's program.
"The popularity of the Amazon.com Grocery Store led us to create the 'Subscribe & Save' feature," said Maria Renz, vice president of consumables for the online retailer. "All diaper products are included in 'Subscribe & Save.' In fact, 19 of Amazon.com Grocery Store's top-20 best-selling products in 2007 are diapers and wipe items."
Despite the competition, Diapers.com says it has had triple-digit sales growth over the past couple of years. But to achieve profitability by 2008, the company will have to carefully manage its expenses, said Lore.
One way they keep expenses low is through a proprietary software system designed to maximize packing efficiency at two order-fulfillment centers they contract with in Connecticut and Nevada, where they ship about 250,000 diapers a day.
"Diapers themselves are really the lowest-margin item we sell," said Lore. "Hopefully, moms will buy wipes and creams that have higher margins. The diapers are heavy and account for most of the shipping cost, so adding the additional items adds only marginally to the cost of shipping each package."
On a recent weekday, Lore's wife, Carolyn, stopped by with daughter Sophia, now 4, to drop off a couple of "diaper cakes." The Lores also have another daughter, Sierra, 7.
The two- and three-tiered "cakes" are made from diapers and arrayed with satin ribbons, topped with items such as silver teething rings. They are typically given as shower gifts and, at $60 to $125 each, they are the only high-end products available at Diapers.com.
Both of the co-founders' wives have worked behind the scenes while raising their children. Bharara has a 2-year-old daughter, Kareena, and his wife, Venu Narang, had a baby just last week.
"We understand that moms and dads are so busy that time is the one thing they don't have," said Bharara. "I know I don't do my fair share of diaper changing, but we actually did a survey for our Web site about that and it showed that most dads have some work to do there."
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I searched old threads but didn't see an answer to this, so here goes!
I've been cleaning the grates with warm soapy water after each use, which seems to work OK. I haven't yet done a thorough cleaning of the rest of the grill and it's getting pretty grungy. The top pieces that hold the grates come right off, so they're easy to clean. Does any of the rest of the grill come out? There are two screws on the left and right sides that can be unscrewed - but I'm not sure if that allows one to take out the metal frame of the grill or not. Can the burner be cleaned? The manual refers to using a commercial oven cleaner "on this part" but it's unclear to me if that means the grate or the whole grill. What have other people done? Much thanks. |
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FWIW....I never clean grills. I find they work better if left alone. I wire-brush them to get the pieces off, but otherwise just leave 'em permanently seasoned. I used to clean them but it was always difficult and unpleasant, they never got actually clean-looking anyway, and the food always stuck more afterward. |
- Posted by trevorlawson (My Page) on Thu, Dec 27, 07 at 16:59
Deegeegirl You can remove the grates the two stainless steel surrounds the flavor bar and the burner itself. you should only need to remove 1 screw that being the one that holds the burner in place to the back of the range. once the flavor bar and the burner have been removed you can also take out the triangular piece at the base of the grill. you must be very careful not to touch the ignition bar to the left of the Grill. I would use easy off to remove the burnt on grease. Once clean i would recommend lining the grill box with tin foil making sure to over lap the sides so the stainless steel surrounds trap the tin foil. we also line the center of the burner and the triangular bar across the base. Making sure to cut slits both side of the triangular bar at the base to alow grease to run onto the drip pan. Hope that helps |
I generally use a wire brush only, like asolo. However, I was cooking some oily product and got a bad case of flames. Needed baking soda to put them out. So I decided I needed to do a thorough job of cleaning. Trevor did a good job on the dismantling instructions. I used a pressure washer on mine recently. It did a wonderful job, with just a few minor stains remaining. In particular, the grids were spotless. Next time, I will try oven cleaner as well. If you do not have a pressure washer, try a self-service car wash. |
- Posted by deegeegirl (My Page) on Fri, Dec 28, 07 at 10:36
Thanks everyone. I wasn't concerned so much with appearance - I wanted to get rid of the grease, burnt on or not. So, I took the pieces out this morning, sprayed them with oven cleaner and am waiting 2 hours or so to see how they clean up. Will definitely line with aluminum foil when done. Suggestion to Prizer-Painter - put the dismantling/cleaning directions in the manual... :) |
- Posted by deegeegirl (My Page) on Sat, Dec 29, 07 at 10:35
Help! Cleaning went fine - got all the grease off and put parts back, lined with foil. Now that it's back together, the grill won't light. I made sure I didn't touch the ignitor when I was cleaning. It does go on and then I can hear the gas start. However, it doesn't light. It's been about 12 hours since I put it back together which should have given it enough time to dry (??). What would cause the gas to flow but not light up? Any suggestions are most appreciated. |
- Posted by trevorlawson (My Page) on Sat, Dec 29, 07 at 14:37
I would suggest on of two things. 1) the burner is in upside down 2) the female end of the burner pipe is not fully connected to the male connection concelled in the front of the unit. Simply take out the burner and turnover if necessary or take out the burner and lean forward and look in to the hole. You will see a brass male connector make sure the burner pipe fits into and connects fully with the male connector, it does not click or fix together its a lose fit but it must be inserted fully. Good Luck |
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Host Bill Cartwright brings his passion for 1930's and 40's era Big Band music to this entertaining Saturday evening showcase honoring the music of the "Golden Age of Radio."
Join Bill Cartwright for another wonderful program featuring classic swing songs at 10pm Saturday, January 24th. The show begins with "Bugle Call Rag" by Glen Gray which is followed by the legendary vocalist Billie Holiday doing "Somebody's on My Mind," and Frank Sinatra's "I Wish I Were in Love Again." After the mid-show break, Bobby Darin performs the classic "A Nightingale Sang in Berkeley Square." And the program ends with Cincinnati's own Blue Wisp Big Band performing "I Won't Dance."
This week's swing show on Saturday evening at 10pm on WVXU/WMUB starts off with "You're the Cream in My Coffee" by Ray Anthony. As a teenager he had his own band in Cleveland, and at the age of 18, he was playing first trumpet with the Glenn Miller Orchestra. The rest of the first half of the swing show includes songs by Sammy Davis, Jr.; Rosemary Clooney, and Johnny Mercer. The second half of the program begins with June Christy performing "Better Luck Next Time" and is followed by other vocalists including Bobby Darin, Carmen McRae and Ella Fit
On this swing show which airs on Saturday evening at 10pm, January 10th, you'll hear a few musicians you may not have heard in awhile. There's Anita O'Day, Rod Stewart, and Larry Clinton. During the second half hour, you'll hear from Stacey Kent, John Pizzarelli and Shorty Rogers. And the show ends with "Avalon" by Benny Goodman.
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Everybody knows and loves the American Songbook. But it's a bit less widely understood that in about 1950, this stream of great songs more or less dried up. All of a sudden, what came over the radio wasn't Gershwin, Porter, and Berlin, but "Come on-a My House" and "How Much Is that Doggie in the Window?" Elvis and rock and roll arrived a few years later, and at that point the game was truly up. What happened, and why?


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Earlier in the week I had the opportunity to attend SF Green, a premier event focused on increasing green initiatives for people interested in the industry. Tesla Motors was headlining the event and provided me with an "inside" look of their prized automobile. Tesla Motors is taking the electric car and putting it into a class of its own. The Tesla Roadster is a 100% electric sports car that has already started production. All their cars for this year have been claimed, and if you would like to put your name down for one of these bad boys, you need to wait in line behind the celebrities and billionaires already on the list as there are only 650 roadsters to be produced in 2008. With a sticker price north of $100k, there are still many cars to choose from but none that would truly provide you with an experience similar to Tesla. The performance of this car is impressive, going 0 to 60 in 3.9 seconds, 0 to 100 in 11 seconds, and a top speed of 125 MPH. Charging the battery to full takes about 3 hours, but will give you 220 miles of driving ability. After taking a quick glance at the car you notice the aggressive stance, the aerodynamics, and the liberal usage of carbon fiber. Carbon Fiber has become a popular material in elite sports cars from its natural properties of light weight and rigid strength. Tesla incorporates the attractive carbon fiber from the interior gearbox to the safety roll bar. The Roadster weighs about 2600lbs, with 1000lbs coming from those lithium ion batteries. The Tesla has a 2 gear clutch-less shifter where gear 1 takes the car from 0-65mph, and gear 2 is for 65+mph. I had the opportunity to sit in this car and would like to give my take on the overall fit, finish, and comfort of the roadster. The first thing that I notice is like all sports cars, it is small and low, which makes getting into the car rather tricky. But once in, the sporty seats holds you firmly and the Momo steering wheel gives you the feeling of a F1 car. The interior really has all the practical options you need including heated seats and the choice of a navigation unit. Being 6′tall, my height was not an issue, but I could see how someone 6′4″may be at discomfort. Another issue with the seats is the lack of reclining ability - but that is how many 2 seater cars are laid out. The carbon fiber lined trunk seems like it was made for a PGA sized golf bag. All in all, this car has the feel of a high flying sports cars, posts better numbers than its competitors (Porsche 911 turbo, 0-60 in 4.2 seconds) and emits NOTHING. If I was in the market, this car would definitely be one of my top picks. We will have future coverage on this vehicle including a test drive and interview. What do you think of this car and its potential? I say this car wins the Greenited Sports Car of the Year 2008. |
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Picketing US Airways flight attendants said Wednesday they're ready to go on strike if necessary.
The protesters picketed Sky Harbor Airport's Terminal 4. There were other protests scheduled at Charlotte Douglas International in North Carolina, Washington Nation and Philadelphia International.
Attendants are voting until Nov. 20 on whether or not to strike. Contract talks with management have been at a standstill. The group hasn't had a new contract since 2005.
Deborah Volpe is a flight attendant and said her co-workers on eastern routes are making as much as 40 percent more than she's taking home.
"We would rather not be here (picketing) but if we're released to strike, we will," she said.
Volpe added that a Christmastime strike is unlikely but it could happen around spring training.
An airline spokesman said the union has rejected two offers.
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Monday (March 19) Chris is hired to DJ at a party, so he buys himself some new, expensive equipment and renames himself DJ Chrissy Chris on a new episode of Everybody Hates Chris (The CW, 8 p.m.); we find out the fate of former president Logan, and Jack gets some personally devastating news on tonight's 24 (Fox, 9 p.m.); there's a special two-hour edition of Deal or No Deal on NBC (8 p.m.); and on a new episode of The Hills (MTV, 10 p.m.), it looks like the gang is getting back together, as Heidi and Audrina throw a surprise 21st birthday party for Lauren, while Lauren's backstabbing pal Jen tries to apologize and make up with her.
Tuesday (March 20) On a special two-hour American Idol (Fox, 8 p.m.), the top 11 finalists perform songs from the 1960s British pop invasion; on a repeat Gilmore Girls (CW, 8 p.m.), Christopher and Lorelai head to Paris and come back - gasp! - married!; and its a new episode of Two-a-Days (10 p.m.) and High School Stories (10:30 p.m.) on MTV.
Wednesday (March 21) NBC has a new episode of Friday Night Lights (NBC, 8 p.m.), in which Coach Taylor makes a decision about that new job offer; on Fox, it's the American Idol results show (9 p.m.); on a new episode of America's Next Top Model (The CW, 8 p.m.), a fourth person is cut after the contestants learn "the art of posing"; on a new Lost (ABC, 10 p.m.), Kate is devastated to learn that Jack has made a deal with The Others, and Locke is bribed by The Others, while we find out how Locke ended up in a wheelchair before the plane crash that landed the gang on the island; and MTV has new eps of The Real World and Road Rules at 10 and 10:30 p.m.
Thursday (March 22) On a new episode of Ugly Betty (ABC, 8 p.m.), Betty owes Marc a favor, and he asks her to pretend to be his girlfriend when his mom visits so his mom won't bug him about being single; on a new Smallville (The CW, 8 p.m.), Lois is kidnapped; and on a new Supernatural (CW, 9 p.m.), Sam and Dean are hunting a werewolf.
Sunday (March 25) On The CW (8 p.m.), a repeat episode of 7th Heaven finds Rev. Camden feeling overwhelmed by all the teenagers living in his house; on a new episode of Grease: You're the One that I Want (NBC, 8 p.m.), it's the season finale!; Homer decides to become a member of the paparazzi when he accidentally takes a celebrity photo that ends up making him a lot of cash, on a new episode of The Simpsons (Fox, 8 p.m.); and on a new Family Guy (Fox, 9 p.m.), the family opens a restaurant.
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