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According to Wall Street Journal, as reported by the AP, Delta is exploring an acquisition of American as it operates in Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.Skeptics say it is unlikely, so ... Read all we know here ...
Frequent Travel section contributor Chris Elliott has done a Travel Troubleshooter column on Google Flight Search, a new competitor in the busy realm of searching for airline service, that needs to be read carefully. After a slow start, keep reading and you'll see some flaws in the Google system that Elliott finds.
In addition to what he notes, be aware that Google Flight Search doesn't list fares or flight details for low-cost airlines, including Southwest, JetBlue, Allegiant and Spirit, that aren't full participants in the big airline reservation systems. What you see with Google are only the schedules and fares for the older major airlines and links to their Web sites. If you want to get a more accurate view of all that is available, you also still need to go to the low-cost carriers' Web sites. Also excluded are online travel agencies or meta-search engines including Expedia, Kayak, Orbitz and Travelocity.
My own search of philly.com says the column hasn't been printed yet in the Inquirer but is available online, and you can read it at this link.
The airlines are still howling about it but they now are required by new DOT regulations to let customers know the full cost of a ticket, all taxes, fees and surcharges included, when they buy tickets online. Read more about the new rules here ...
Inquirer airport and airline beat reporter Linda Loyd has an excellent and lengthy story today on a very rare occurrence at PHL: The city and US Airways are in sharp disagreement over whether to expand the airport's capacity to handle flights in bad weather with its now-10-year-old plan to build another long runway along the Delaware. There are strong arguments on both sides of this issue.The story illustrates how much of a symbiotic relationship major cities, Philadelphia in this case, have with major airlines.
When aviation was first developing in this country, most cities, Philly included, provided airlines what they needed in terms of airport capacity for little or no money. Some airports still do that but airlines and airports today mostly depend on each other for their economic lives. Philly needs the economic boost and prestige that comes from being an airline hub, with a large number of domestic and international flights to serve its business community (us leisure travelers just get to come along for the ride in the world of airline profits.) At the same time, US Airways (and other airlines in other hubs) depends on the city and the federal government to funnel taxpayers' money from airline ticket taxes, and the occasional bits of spare change in other federal funds, to the airport. The PHL vs. US Airways debate will go on for some time, so stand by for further developments.
Of all the stories we might have missed over a long holiday break, this could be the most encouraging and welcome one: The last decade has been the safest in history to be an airline passenger. The last major U.S airline crash was just after 9/11, 10 years ago. Read a good AP story here about the safety record and why it happened, and about the near-disasters that could have changed the story.
If I'm not mistaken, I first wrote about the highly annoying practice of airlines advertising airfares that don't include all taxes and fees more than 15 years ago, and probably earlier. Other consumer advocates have complained about the airline practice ever since, Now those ads may become a thing of the past with a new federal rule that's to take effect Jan. 26 requiring full disclosure of the taxes and fees. We will have to see if this turns out to be so burdensome that it will strangle airlines' money-making ability -- something they imply about every consumer-protection rule adopted -- or whether this is something that's helpful and welcome for the carriers and their customers alike. Read more about the new rules here ..


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Heat 3 tablespoons oil in heavy large skillet over medium heat. Add onion and garlic; stir 2 minutes. Add parsley and thyme. Reduce heat to low; sauté until onion is soft, about 10 minutes. Add next 5 ingredients; simmer 8 minutes, stirring frequently. Stir in eggplant and radicchio. Season to taste with salt and pepper.
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SS Empire Adur
|1920-1935: Griffdu
1935-1940: Noyo
1940-1942: Nang Suang Nawa
1942-1948: Empire Adur
1948-1955: Nang Suang Nawa
|1920-1925: Universal Steamship & Barge Co, Seattle
1925-1935: The Charles Nelson Co, San Francisco
1935-1940: Union Lumber Co, San Francisco
1940-1942: Thai Niyom Panich Co, Bangkok
1942-1948: Ministry of War Transport
1948-1955: Thai Maritime Navigation Co
|Owner operated except:-
Singapore Straits Steamship Co (1942-48)
|Port of registry:
| San Francisco (1920-40)
Bangkok (1940-42)
Singapore (1942)
London (1942-48)
Bangkok (1948-55)
|J F Duthie & Co, Seattle
|Yard number:
|20 September 1920
|October 1920
|US official number 220755 (1920-40)
UK official number 173071 (1942-48)
Code Letters KJLP (1920-40)
Code letters VSTP (1940-42)
Code letters BFBW (1942-48)
|Sank whilst under tow to scrapyard, 23 November 1955.
|General characteristics
|Tons burthen:
|219 ft 9 in (66.98 m)
|40 ft 1 in (12.22 m)
|18 ft 5 in (5.61 m)
|1 x triple expansion steam engine (Hendricks Manufacturing Co, Seattle).
|11 knots (20 km/h)
SS Empire Adur was a 1,479 ton steamship which was built in 1920 as the Griffdu. She was renamed Noyo in 1935 and in 1940 was sold to Thailand, being renamed Nang Suang Nawa, being seized in 1942 and renamed Empire Adur. She was sold to Thailand in 1948, reverting to Nang Suang Nawa and was lost at sea in 1955 while being towed to Hong Kong for scrapping.
Griffdu was built by J F Duthie & Co, Seattle, Washington. She was the 37th and last ship built by Duthie.[1] Griffdu was launched on 20 September 1920, and completed the following month.[2] Her original owner was the Universal Steamship & Barge Co, Seattle. In 1925, Griffdu was sold to The Charles Nelson Co, San Francisco, serving with them for ten years. In 1935, Griffdu was sold to the Union Lumber Co, San Francisco, who renamed her Noyo. She served for five years before being sold to the Thai Niyom Panich Co, (Thai Navigation Co Ltd) Bangkok, who reflagged her and renamed her Nang Suang Nawa.[3] In 1942, Nang Suang Nawa was seized,[4] and passed to the Ministry of War Transport and renamed Empire Adur. She was placed under the management of the Singapore Straits Steamship Company.[3]
Empire Adur was not a popular member of convoys due to the condition of her boilers, and the fact that she would belch black smoke and flames from her funnel. The convoy escorts threatened to ask Empire Adur to leave the convoy or sink her. Another of her faults was that the nut holding the steering wheel on often came loose, with the result that the wheel came off in the helmsman's hands.[4]
Empire Adur joined Convoy KMS 21 at Gibraltar on 29 July 1943, arriving at Port Said on 9 August. Empire Adur had a final destination of Tripoli and Alexandria.[5]
In 1948, Empire Adur was sold to the Thai Maritime Navigation Co, Bangkok and regained her former name of Nang Suang Nawa. She served for a further seven years but went missing under tow by the Philippines registered tug Albacore to Hong Kong for scrapping. Both vessels were presumed lost.[3] Her last reported position was north of the Paracel Islands at 17°56′N 113°45′E / 17.933°N 113.750°ECoordinates: 17°56′N 113°45′E / 17.933°N 113.750°E on 23 November 1955.[6]
Official number and code letters[edit]
Official Numbers were a forerunner to IMO Numbers.
Griffdu[7] and Noyo had the US Official Number 220755.[8] Nang Suang Nawa[9] and Empire Adur had the UK Official number 166215.[10]
Griffdu[7] and Noyo used the Code Letters KJLP.[8] Nang Suang Nawa used the Code Letters VSTP.[9] Empire Adur used the Code Letters BFBW.[10]
- ^ "J. F. Duthie & Company, Seattle WA". shipbuildinghistory.com. Retrieved 2008-12-14.
- ^ "2220755". Miramar Ship Index. Retrieved 2008-12-14. (subscription required (help)).
- ^ a b c "EMPIRE - A". Mariners-L. Retrieved 2008-12-14.
- ^ a b "STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY". merchantnavyofficers.com. Retrieved 2008-12-14.
- ^ "CONVOY KMS 21". warsailors.com. Retrieved 2008-12-14.
- ^ The Empire Ships. London, New York, Hamburg, Hong Kong: Lloyd's of London Press Ltd. 1995. pp. p383. ISBN 1-85044-275-4.
|last1=in Authors list (help)
- ^ a b "LLOYD'S REGISTER, NAVIRES A VAPEUR ET A MOTEURS" (PDF). Plimsoll Ship Data. Retrieved 10 January 2009.
- ^ a b "LLOYD'S REGISTER, STEAMERS & MOTORSHIPS" (PDF). Plimsoll Ship Data. Retrieved 10 January 2009.
- ^ a b "LLOYD'S REGISTER, NAVIRES A VAPEUR ET A MOTEURS" (PDF). Plimsoll Ship Data. Retrieved 10 January 2009.
- ^ a b "LLOYD'S REGISTER, STEAMERS & MOTORSHIPS" (PDF). Plimsoll Ship Data. Retrieved 10 January 2009.
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As some of you know, the first thing I always do is check the forums. What do I look for when I sift through them? First, I look and see what bug reports have already been submitted, mainly so that I don't end up submitting the exact same thing. Second, I look and see what suggestions they've put in already, again for the same reason. Third, I look at what kind of community is in place, I get an idea of wether or not if I'm dealing with mature individuals that know what they're their for. Or if the community is filled with irrisponsible hooligans with nothing better to do, other than to trash talk whoever comes along. The last thing I do, is log onto the game itself, and see just how it is. How the people behave in game, and how the game play is as far as responce time, fun factor and overall quality of the work that was put into it. So without further ado, read on to see how I disected this interesting little specimen.
-gameplay seemed little to do with martial arts, and focused more on magic. It was a little disapointing to see that instead of some sort of fancy martial arts moves, there was just alot of weapon swinging and spell casting. So yeah, it was a let down on that end. The movements were glitchy, and the weapons didn't seem to correspond with the type of combat they were meant for in the first place. Ranged combat with a scythe anyone?
-appearance I would have to say, while cartoony at best, still looked fantastic. The female outfits could have at least covered a bit more flesh than what they did. But, hey, they're trying to cator to the drooling hormone driven teens out there. Thankfully, the limited character customization options during character creation at least kept the characters from becoming disproportionate abominations. With the screen resolutions and options set just right, the animations flowed smoothly, and the character movement appeared flawless. That is, until there was combat.
-the quests were realatively dry at best. Go here, kill this, go back and report in. Standard fare, but nothing less than I ever expected. That is, until I got a surprise secret newbie quest. The title of that gave me a good chuckle either way. I would divuldge what the reward is, but, it's a secret. Not gonna tell. No trouble finding your mission monsters, all you had to do was click on the name and off you go. That was another nice feature that I've seen in a great deal of Korean MMOs as of the last couple of years. Set the auto tracker and go make yourself a sandwhich. When you come back, your already at your destination. I have to say that that was my favorite part.
-the community (I had to get this painful bit out of the way before proceeding with the rest, you'll see why shortly) appeared to be populated by assanine individuals. Who all acted like they were in middle school. On their forums I saw countless flames towards one person or another, threats to PK each other while they were afk, "bragging rights" from another individual that they oh so bravely took out a high level while they were away from their keyboard, and one particular kid crying that he didn't get the exact item (supposedly) that was in the cash shop during this beta phase. In game they were no better. Ask a question and right away your buffeted by abusive comments. In short, your almost better off keeping to yourself as this group appears way to cliqueish.
-the forums appear to be a mishmash of mixed information. They more than likely would have done better with it with clearly defined sections for bug reports and suggestions. Though the addition of the self help section was well done, and filled with useful (albiet spammed out by the community at large putting in their own "expert" opinions) information for new players. The forums are at least moderated, but that doesn't stop the idiocy from flowing freely.
All in all I have to say, despite the misleading title, PWI came out with another beautifully done MMO. I'm not just saying that because I've been playing their games for years, but rather because they're a company that knows what they're doing.
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The Riverside House Hotel was the venue of my best friends daughters wedding the staff couldn't have been more helpful had a lovely time however I feel that the garden which backs onto a river needs fencing off in my opinion
The Riverside House Hotel was the venue of my best friends daughters wedding the staff couldn't have been more helpful had a lovely time however I feel that the garden which backs onto a river needs fencing off in my opinion
just returned with my partner today from this hotel,after attending our friends wedding ,we had been told we may not be able to get in our room till 3pm on our arrival because of another wedding the previous day,how ever we arrived around 1.30pm the receptionist phoned up to the cleaners to see if they had finished,and after quick drink... More
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hotel was lovely and clean , the only thing that spoilt it was very noisy music which didn't finish till 01.00am perhaps a thought from the hotel would of been to put non party guess on upper floor !!!
The restaurant at this hotel was a very pleasant place to stop for a rest & a bite to eat on our way from Kent to North Norfolk. Sitting at a table overlooking the garden we enjoyed our meals. I had red mullet & crushed potatoes & my husband jerk chicken burger.We'd definitely come here again if we're in the... More
we attended a Sunday lunch time for a diamond wedding party. Upon entering the surroundings were beautiful. Our food was served quickly and was delicious. The service could not be faulted. We had the most lovely time and will be recommending and will return.
Stayed for a weekend very comfortable and a nice atmosphere. Good sized bedroom and a good bed. Excellent food in the restaurant if anything the portions were rather large. Would highly recommend and we will be back. Thank you.
Stayed at the Riverside House Hotel following a business meeting. Arrived mid afternoon and was greeted by the manager who was warm and friendly. The hotel is very clean and well decorated with modern furnishings. Afternoon tea was basic, but tasty though only one cup of coffee was served rather than a pot. The new Spring dinner menu looked rather... More
Went for Sunday lunch at this Hotel recently and i found the staff, decor, service all excellent The food was to a high standard and good value for money Child friendly too ! Will be going back for Afternoon tea
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The music recorded by Ernest Greene as Washed Out has been nothing if not dreamy, but for his second full-length, he's taken the idea of letting your mind wander to another state a huge leap further. On 'Paracosm', due out Friday 9th of August on Pod/Inertia (12th and 13th on Domino & Sub Pop respectfully) the Georgia-based musician explores the album's namesake phenomenon, where people create detailed imaginary worlds. The concept has been used to describe fantasy lands like Tolkien's Middle Earth and C.S. Lewis' Narnia, and it's at the heart of the 2004 documentary In The Realms Of The Unreal about outsider artist Henry Darger. The idea of escaping is all over Paracosm's lyrics, and it's also the main thrust behind the music, which finds Greene distancing himself from the modes and methods that informed Washed Out's previous recordings. No, he hasn't thrown away his computer or synths, but Greene made a conscious decision to expand his sonic palette, which resulted in the employment of more than 50 different instruments, the most significant of which turned out to be old keyboards like the Mellotron, Chamberlin, Novatron, and Optigan. With its gorgeous execution and uplifting attitude, Paracosm is primed to be this year's summer record that gets you through the winter. And it promises to do what its name suggests: Take listeners to another, better, world. Here's the album trailer to get your escapism juices ready: (Article via Inertia Music.)
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Neil Gaiman is British and lives in the USA. He is the author of many highly acclaimed novels for adults and children and he has a cult following for his work in the graphic novel arena. Neil also writes screenplays and two of his own works are now films - Stardust and Coraline. Dave McKean has created illustrations and photographs for hundreds of CD, book and comics covers, and is probably best known for his graphic novels. Dave also illustrated the bestselling children's books Coraline and The Wolves in the Walls (shortlisted for the Kate Greenaway Medal) as well as the forthcoming The Graveyard Book.
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Praise for The Wolves in the Walls: 'This book is quite extraordinary. Extraordinary and scary. But also madly inventive and madly funny. It illustrates two things that it is quite crucial to remember for this age group: you are never, ever too old for picture books and that even when you can read quite fluently - which many at the top end of this age range will be able to do - a story shared is a story that doubles in pleasure' Guardian 'This spectacular book, with its stylish blend of photography, paint, collage and drawing does not look like most children's picture books. It bypasses the cosy, simplified cliches of child appeal, which makes it absolutely intriguing for youngsters. It is atmospheric, sinister, scary and funny ...This is a book for cool kids who will grow up to be fearless' Sunday Times 'One of the most stylish picture books for 5+ ... a strange, cathartic, visually original book about a scary prediction that comes true, and is also classy and cool' Sunday Times Books of the Year 'Gaiman's words and McKean's pictures are a match made in ... some dark damp inspirational place. With gems like this and `The Wolves in the Walls` the pair are extending the audience for picture books' Time Out


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Collaborating online with a team is still in its infancy. You'll need to daisy chain a few different apps to get done things with as little friction as possible. There isn't yet a "one app to rule them all" in sight. When you have to switch back and forth between multiple apps to collaborate, the focus and productivity levels take a hit.
I'm like curious George when it comes to discovering apps. I'm only too happy to try them all as and when they are launched. Except when it comes to team collaboration apps. It's one vertical that still feels like snake oil and if you remove the branding and fancy copy, almost all of them have the same set of features.
Volerro got my attention with the bold proclamation that it can help users create, refine and distribute content. It's the creation part that got my attention. No app is better in that aspect except for Google Docs. So, I had to try out this app and benchmark it against the competition.
When Google announced it would be shutting down its Reader service on July 1 of this year, it left many customers of the popular RSS service feeling stranded. Many of the most popular alternatives, such as Feedly and The Old Reader, have had to beef up server capacity and bandwidth.
Meanwhile, other company's, such as Digg, are planning their own upstarts to fill the void. In the meantime, customers have some time to experiment with various services and decide on which they wish to land. One of the newest is CommaFeed, which aims to be a complete alternative to Google Reader, but can also do a whole lot more in addition to being a simple web app. (more…)
Facebook stole the English language. Instead of inventing its own words for actions — ala email, google (yup, an official word now), Tweet (ok, so that was a word already), and others — it just took over existing words. Now, like, friend, fan, poke, and more are part of the Facebook vernacular, and there's not much we can do about it.
We might resent them for co-opting friend and like, but some actually want Facebook to take over one other word: dislike. See, there's a lot of stuff that most of us don't like. You know, ugly ducklings. And sad stories. And, I don't know, skunks.
You don't passively just want to ignore it. Nope. You want to tell the world how much you dislike it. But in Facebook's world, there's the like button, and nothing else.
So you tell us: should Facebook add a Dislike button, or have they already taken over one word too many? Feel free to tell us how much you dislike this poll — or Facebook's policy and button/word choice — in the comments below.
This week's poll was inspired by my wife, Raht. Thanks, sweetie!
It would be fair to say that, in the last year or so, email has entered something of a renaissance period. At one stage, not so very long ago, developers were concentrating their minds on how they could replace the decade-old electronic mail system. Now, though, most have realized that email isn't going away any time soon, and their response has been to innovate with email clients.
The most prominent example of this has been Mailbox. Now owned by Dropbox, this iOS email app has shown one new way in which we can organize our huge flow of incoming messages. For those yet to encounter Mailbox's basic concept, the sorting process in Mailbox is based upon priority, providing one-finger sorting into categories like Later and Important. Given that Mailbox had a one-million user waiting list during its private beta phase, this idea clearly appeals to many people – including those who don't have an iPhone.
It is no doubt with some of these people in mind that Handle was created. Handle is more than just another way to access your inbox, though. Billed as a "Priority Engine," this private beta provides task management, itinerary tracking and an email client all rolled into one.
But is this integrated approach helpful, or a recipe for confusion? Time for a test… (more…)
One day, you're happily using a free app without a care in the world. The next day, you hear that the app has been bought out, and the whole world is panicking. All your friends are posting that they're glad they didn't use that app, or how they're switching to another app and wish they'd switched sooner. And you're wishing everything could just go back to normal.
But the internet's a fast-paced place, and stuff changes faster than we'd ever expect. So what's one to do in a world where apps become popular overnight, get bought out for billions, shut down on a whim, and lost to history in less time than a movie can get produced?
LaCuenta is a powerful, new invoicing and business management application from Luxembourgian company BeeWee. The first time I read the name I didn't put two and two together, but after a couple of minutes I realised that the name is Spanish for 'the bill'. I think the name is rather fitting and well thought out.
You will be able to see from the screenshots that the design of the app is very slick. Often design for invoicing or financial apps suffer as they are primarily seen as function over form. LaCuenta shows that they are not mutually exclusive, there's no reason why you can't have function and form in the same application. (more…)
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We're now almost at the middle of the year, so how are you doing with those resolutions you set out to do back in January? Chances are those were left to fade away back in February, right? Well, we've all been there, and we can all reluctantly agree that forming a new habit is not an easy task.
That's why today we're going to present you a tool called Lift that can help you keep track of any new habits you've set for yourself, as well as keep you motivated through its great community. It's one app you actually might get in the habit of using, and be excited you did.


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The Compliance Center (ICC)
based in Niagara Falls, NEW YORK (USA)
Since its inception in 1987, ICC The Compliance Center has been training and providing products to comply with dangerous goods regulations to safely handle and transport dangerous goods by air, ground or sea. ICC The Compliance Center has been operating for over 20 years throughout Canada and the United States, and has developed products that have become the de facto ...
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Online safety training for organizations of all shapes and sizes. We provide innovative e-learning solutions to meet your professional development, regulatory compliance, and risk management challenges. Our online safety training solution provides training for your organization 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Hoover Materials Handling Group
based in Houston, TEXAS (USA)
Hoover Solutions - the leader in liquid handling solutions for 100 years — providing industries with the most comprehensive portfolio of intermediate bulk containers (IBCs), tote tanks, IBC transport frames, offshore containers, intermodal (ISO) tank containers and related equipment for the storage and transportation of chemicals, liquids and fluids including the industry ...
3E Company
based in Carlsbad, CALIFORNIA (USA)
3E Company's comprehensive suite of data products and information services enable improved compliance with global Environmental Health & Safety (EH&S) requirements related to the safe manufacturing, distribution, transportation, usage and disposal of chemicals and hazardous products. This full chemical lifecycle approach enables in-house EH&S staff to reduce cost, risk ...
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based in Starnberg, GERMANY
Hazardous and industrial waste technologies are our profession. The VacuDry units - a thermal desorption process working with high temperature and lowest vacuum - are state-of-the-art for treating mercury, hydrocarbon, PCB, solvent polluted sludge and soils. We also offer solidification units to stabilise inorganic ashes, dust and sludge as well as sterilising systems ...
Carus Corporation
based in Peru, ILLINOIS (USA)
At Carus Corporation we manufacture quality products to help our customers solve environmental concerns. Our vision reflects a long-term commitment to serve our customers. Carus supports Responsible Care® - an initiative that fosters involvement in the community and continuous improvement in environment, health, security, and safety.VISION: "To be a leader in providing ...
UL Information & Insights | The Wercs
based in Latham, NEW YORK (USA)
The Wercs, Ltd. is a software development company located in NY that provides MSDS software tools and services to help organizations author, manage, and distribute Material Safety Data Sheets, Labels, and various documents required under OSHA, EU Directives, and other regulatory bodies worldwide. In addition to keeping compliant with regulations, The WERCS and its ...
Focus Environmental, Inc.
based in Knoxville, TENNESSEE (USA)
Focus Environmental, Inc. specializes in providing process engineering, and regulatory compliance services in the areas of hazardous waste thermal treatment, air permitting, air pollution control, contaminated soil remediation and hazardous waste management. In addition, Focus provides regulatory, compliance and engineering services to the FDA regulated industries.
AcuTech Consulting Group
based in VIRGINIA (USA)
AcuTech Consulting Group provides process safety, risk management and security services to industries handling hazardous materials. We offer consulting, training and software products to assist companies with continuous improvement to their safety, security, environmental, and production practices.
Cleveland Biotech Ltd.
based in Stockton on Tees, UNITED KINGDOM
CBIO provide innovative natural solutions to the growing problems of pollution in particular to those arising from the discharge of effluents and wastes into the environment. The company breeds and acclimatises a variety of naturally occurring micro-organisms from which products are then formulated for use in the degradation of specific wastes. They are leaders in the ...


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Celebrating 13 Years of Fun!
Thank you to everyone who came out on May 2nd to help us celebrate this milestone. We look forward to continuing to serve the creative community for years to come!
Shoe Box Saturday
May 9th, 10:00 a.m.
Create a card, match it with an envelope. Bring your card to show and materials for 8-12 cards to share. In exchange, you will have the opportunity to make cards using other participant's ideas and materials. Call for more info, to reserve your spot, or find out how many kits to make. 715-654-5250
Calendar workshop
May 9th at 1:00 p.m. will be the first of two work days.
The second workshop date will be set with consideration to participant's availability. We will get together as a group of 12 and each person will be responsible for designing a page in our CD calendar. If you want to participate pick up your calendar the next time you're in. Cost is $10.00 plus the supplies for your page design. Call for more details. 715-654-5250
Technique Thursday with Miss Sherry
Begins May 21st and continues each month
Creative HideAway will hold a workshop featuring a technique for paper crafts. Learn a process for creating cards (or scrap book projects) with hands on fun. Each workshop runs from 1:00pm to 3:00pm and concludes with two take home cards. Cost is $6.
Introduction special: Miss Sherry will offer "Thursday Technique" on Saturday, May 16th from 1:00 to 3:00pm (for those who can't attend Thursday, or want to do it twice).
Quilters Anonymous
The Friday afternoon Quilter's Anonymous Group has a few open spaces. If you are interested in spending a few hours per month sewing with people interested in learning and sharing quilt piecing processes, call Creative Hideaway for more information. Friday Group will meet May 8th and 22nd, 1:00 to 4:00
Summer Hours Begin May 30th
We will be open 10:00 to 5:00 Monday - Friday, 10:00 to 1:00 on Saturday
Stack and Wack Tablerunner
June 6th 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Pick out fabric and start cutting. June 20th, 10am -3pm. Putting your table runner together, with Ms. Donna. Learn this great quilt piecing technique. Come in to see the samples and receive details. Bring your machine and thread to the class. Cost is $15.00. Please sign up by June 1st.
Shoe Box Saturday
June 13th, 10:00 a.m.
Create a card, match it with an envelope. Bring your card to show and materials for 8-12 cards to share. In exchange, you will have the opportunity to make cards using other participant's ideas and materials. Call for more info, to reserve your spot, or find out how many kits to make. 715-654-5250
Card of the Month
Each month's card features a new product and a new idea. Stop in any time and learn about new products and get great ideas with a make and take card designed by Miss Sherry. FREE with a $25 purchase.
Technique Thursday with Miss Sherry
June 18th, 1:00pm to 3:00pm
A great way to learn a new technique while making two cards. Cost is $6. June's technique can be previewed June 13, 1:00 to 3:00pm.
Quilters Anonymous
Friday group - June 5th and 19th from 1:00pm to 4:00pm
Tuesday Group –June 2nd, 16th, and 30th from 5:30pm to 8:30pm
Wine and Hors d'oeuvres with Ms. Carol
June 19th, 5:30 p.m. to ?
An evening of fun open to stampers, scrappers, and quilters. You bring the hors d'oeuvres and Carol brings the whine!!! Bring along a project you want to work on.
Dorm Pants with Pocket
June 27th 10:00am
This class is for all the clothing sewers that are ready to try setting pockets into elastic waist lounge pants. Purchase the fabric of your choice ahead of time from the store, bring in your sewing machine, and use of Creatives Hideaway's pattern. A great opportunity for any 4-H member and beginner or intermediate sewer, as lounge pants can be wworn by boys and girls of all ages. Sign up with your approximate pant size. Cost for the class is $5. (Check out the NEW flannel fabrics)
Reminder: Creative Hideaway now has yarn.
Come in and check out the "Candy Drops" a varigated worsted weight yarn. "Silky Soft" yarn is baby weight and we have a nice verity of primaries and pastels. "Ruffles" is a woven scarf yarn in 3.5 oz. skeins and we have the popular colors.
The Grab Bags are back!
Large grab bags are $25 and contain over $100 of paper craft supplies. Regular grab bags are available for just $10. Both are a great deal and a great deal of fun stuff!
Our Location
800 East Center Avenue
P.O. Box 52,
Dorchester, WI 54425
Remember that we moved in fall 2013! New Phone: 715-654-5250
Get up to the moment class updates by following us on Facebook! Plus, you'll be the first to know about our in-store promos and new product arrivals!
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Redmaloo Felt Laptop Case: Genius Design in Beautiful Colors
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I'm totally entranced by Redmaloo's felt laptop cases — they're modern, tactile, come in gorgeous colors, and they are totally innovative. Instead of zipping, snapping, or trying to get your laptop through a fold, these felt cases unfold and un-velcro to a flat panel, which in turn becomes your workstation, mouse pad and all.
Plus, I think that once you got it down, Redmaloo's design would be a way more efficient way to get your computer through airport security — you just put the whole thing in the bin and un-velcro, then re-velcro post-security belt!
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devils 7 years
I absolutely LOVE the laptop case and the accessory clutch. The idea is great, and really unique. But it's waaaaayyy to expensive. I feel like for that price I could just go and make my own.
kcwebgirl 7 years
way too pricey but definitely cute. it does take up a lot of space but if i was using a mouse i would be happy to have the traveling mousepad. i love the colors!
GigglyGirl 7 years
$130? Seriously? That's just plain overpriced. Make one myself now that I've seen it.
caroline_1 7 years
i have THE hardest time trying to find anything to fit my HP laptop.. cuz i have the double-size battery, so i have the worst time!!
x_juicyfruit 7 years
I really like the blue. I'm not sure I'd pay that much right now, though.
maryanny 7 years
how is that worth $130?
maryanny 7 years
how is that worth $130?
beingtazim 7 years
yep - i also, like it a lot but think it is too big and expensive. fantastic idea, though!
chellybean 7 years
I agree with #1 - the footprint is HUGE! good god. and 150? no fricken way, ever.
jedimasterarmi 7 years
i agree with rachelspark.
rachelspark 7 years
neat idea. too expensive.
sleekeasy 7 years
those are really nifty, but 150 for a sleeve?
conanho 7 years
I have a 15" computer, and for $145, I think I may just stick with the bag I have.
KHast 7 years
I love this! I'm constantly struggling to muscle my little laptop through the tiny opening that my current bag has, so I would gladly just put this sleeve in my backpack and pull it out. . . .They should put handles on it to make that easier, too.
lizrocks 7 years
I bought this a year ago in gray (I think I had to order it from overseas) and I really like it. It's made for MACs so it doesn't *quite* fit my laptop but it's soft and thick (without being excessive) and protects well.
hkdkat 7 years
Part 2 after looking at the website, they have some cute cable bags...unfortunately my last bag acquisition came w/the cable bag too!
hkdkat 7 years
I like! Unfortunately I already have a sleeve and two bags for my laptop and I'm not one to change purses for my outfit so I'd feel guilty changing the sleeve I love!
Susanna 7 years
Very clever. But the case looks like it takes up a lot of room when it's open, and $130 for a 13" case? Ouch!


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Clowns were meant to be funny, but somewhere along the way they were mistreated and now they're vengeful! Seek your own revenge when you wear this Black and White Killer Clown Child Costume. The black and white jumpsuit comes complete with a collar and scary clown mask.
Stand up against the evil axis along side Captain America when you wear the officially licensed Winter Soldier Adult Men's Plus Size Costume. This black and white jumpsuit features muscle chest and arm details along with a half character mask.
Look as if you stepped from the shadowy darkness of another world in this black, blank and oddly terrifying Monochrome Fancy face mask.
Tell them to kiss off - you can be whatever kind of character you want when you don this Rock Swirl Around Eye mask with attached jet-black wig. Maybe you are in a band or maybe you just totally rock.
Deceive and terrorize on Halloween in this officially licensed Kick Ass Red Mist adult mens costume and take no prisoners. The black and red character bodysuit comes complete with a black mask and a black and red character wig.
Dominate Halloween and spook the pants off of everyone when you use the Black Metallic Skull Jaw to create or complete your scary costume. This black, plastic half mask features a skeleton jaw design.
Play coy this Halloween in this Harlequin Black Mask. Showcase your eyes – the windows to your soul – in this plastic fabric- covered costume mask which features an elastic strap. The perfect identity-concealing touch for the vixen in a Sexy Hooded Adult Robe, available separately.
You won't know the feller in this Blank Male Mask from Adam. Think of the scary possibilities when you're just a face in the crowd in this plastic costume mask. Pair with the Black Hooded Cape for a John Doe who is soon to be Public Enemy # 1 -- sold separately.
Cats look better in pleather. That includes you when you wear this Black Catsuit With Mask Adult Women's Costume complete with faux leather, full coverage zip up jumpsuit with masquerade style cat mask.
You'll be one scary, two-faced skeleton when you wear the Red and Black Skull Mask. This 100% plastic mask features one half in a crimson red, and the other is solid black.
Finish off your costume just like you'll finish off the bad guys when you wear this officially licensed Batman Robin Costume Kit. Green gauntlet gloves comes complete with a black eye mask - everything you need to be the best sidekick!
People will turn and run when they see you coming on Halloween wearing this Black Metallic Skull Mask. Black shiny mask features elastic straps for a comfortable fit.
Zip through the night in the Black Superhero Kit. Features a black mask and cape, pair with a sleek black jumpsuit or dress (sold separately) for a complete look.
A mask should not only conceal your identity, it should amplify your beauty and stimulate the imagination. This black feather mask highlights your cheekbones and adds a note of sophistication and style to any costume.
Step out in style when you sport the black and silver Karneval mask - so elegant, so sophisticated!
Whether your a robber or a black cat the Adult Eye Mask in Black will complete a variety of costume looks. Features an eye-framing black mask.
You'll be ready for the masquerade when you wear this exquisite Black Metal Lace Mask. Intricately detailed disguise features a thin strap for a secure fit around your head.
Take over the night on Halloween when you wear this Black Medieval Mask. This disguise feature black glitter design around the eyes.
You'll be ready for the ball when you decide to wear this Black Masquerade Mask. Have a blast at the party in this awesome face mask while everyone tries to figure out your true identity!
Prisoners are lined up on death row and it's time for you to perform your duty in this gruesome Executioner Mask. Suit up for the job and man the guillotine dressed in all black.
…fast getaway in this super sleek and breathable mesh bodysuit which features a faux front zipper, matte black belt and Velcro back closure. Batman will go crazy wondering who this seductive sneak is when you wear the included cat eared headpiece and eye mask, which only intensifies your hungry gaze.
Celebrate with wild abandon when you disguise yourself with this festive black carnival party mask embellished with feathers.
You will surely dominate Halloween when you decide to wear the officially licensed 300 Immortal Mask with Hood. This fierce, 100% injection molded plastic mask features the Immortal face and an attached black hood.
Let your imagination take flight when you transform your look with this intricate and unusual black Venetian bat mask. Exotic and compelling.


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Cynthia Stevenson
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Aug. 2nd, 1962
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Piedmont, California, USA
Cynthia Stevenson's Main TV Roles
Main Movie Roles2013 - Tiger Eyes
2009 - Case 39
2009 - I Love You, Beth Cooper
2007 - Full of It
2005 - Neverwas
2004 - Agent Cody Banks 2: Destination London
2003 - Agent Cody Banks
1998 - Air Bud: Golden Receiver
1998 - Happiness
1995 - Home for the Holidays
1995 - Forget Paris
1995 - Live Nude Girls
1992 - The Player
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Born in Piedmont, California and raised in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, actress Cynthia Stevenson has a rare gift for ditsy comedy. She decided to try her luck in Los Angeles following college studies. One of her earliest jobs was as a page at CBS. In 1986, she received her big break as a regular on "Off the Wall" (1986), a short-lived syndicated satirical series. On stage she continued to stretch by performing with the L.A. improv comedy troupe, The Groundlings. She mustered up some notice with guest roles on "Cheers" (1982) and other series, which led to another unsuccessful series "My Talk Show" (1990), a syndicated spoof on the genre. Discouraged by her failure to connect in a series, she was hopeful once more when a prime supporting role came her way via Robert Altman (I)'s film The Player (1992). Her ecstatic reviews were a significant morale booster and she continued to persevere. This time Cynthia found the right vehicle for her talents in the female buddy sitcom "Hope & Gloria" (1995), which made excellent use of her natural quirkiness. Movies, however, have yet to test her. Such escapist fare as Air Bud: Golden Receiver (1998) and Agent Cody Banks (2003) and their sequels are prime examples of the mediocre roles she has received. More recently she played a no-nonsense mom in the sitcom "Dead Like Me" (2003).
- Played the mother (Mrs. Framm) of Jake D. Smith (Noah) in _Air Bud: Spikes Back (2003) (V)_ (qv) then played his aunt in _A Little Thing Called Murder (2006) (TV)_ (qv) three years later. Both were filmed in Canada.
- Listed as one of twelve "Promising New Actors of 1992" in John Willis' Screen World, Vol. 44.
- Has a son named Frank Huston Davies (b. January 29th 1997).
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The 12th theme on the PaperArtsy Blog for 2015 is STENCILS. There are about 65 million things you can do with stencils, and you'll find a vast choice online here
Check out Leandra's YouTube intro video here showing you a few ideas with stencils, and a demo using Lin Browns stamps and matching stencils.
The PaperArtsy Stencils blog challenge is open for 3 weeks until July 12th, 2015. We hope you can find time to join in.
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Revel in the bounty of the seashore with a trio kitten friends on our stretchy-soft top. The reverse side features a beautiful watercolor-like floral display.
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OAKLAND (AP) - More than a thousand May Day protesters decried racism, police brutality and income inequality on Friday in a plaza outside Oakland City Hall.
FRESNO (AP) - A lawyer in Central California representing three men who were injured in a gas pipeline blast has filed a claim against a utility and Fresno County seeking $48 million in punitive damages.
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Leslie Martin has honed in on housing and homelessness in the Fredericksburg area community. And so are students taking the freshman class seminar taught by the assistant professor of sociology. The students work at a local homeless shelter, assist with community dinners and tutor through programs around Fredericksburg. This integral community involvement helps shed light on area housing issues that undergraduates tackle in Martin's seminar, "No Place Like Home: Housing and Society." Martin leads discussions on housing and homelessness, using examples from her ongoing research on the rhetoric of homeless service providers. One such discussion in her urban sociology class focused on how the presence of homeless people in the downtown area impact local businesses. The timely issue illustrates how communities address inequality and poverty, Martin said. Martin, who has served on affordable housing and homelessness task forces, sees a connection between how agencies and … [Read more...]
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