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A CATFORD window cleaner who stopped a teenage girl hanging herself from a tree in West Wickham has been honoured for his bravery.
Barry Parr, 52, of Winsford Road, clung to the 14-year-old girl in the freezing cold for almost an hour last year before firefighters helped lower her to the ground.
Mr Parr was working in The Avenue when he saw the girl climb a tree, remove her shoe laces and tie them round her neck.
Speaking to News Shopper after the incident he said: "She climbed even higher, to what must have been about 30ft.
"I rushed for my big ladder but she wrapped the laces around a branch."
The teenager, who was a patient at Bethlem Royal Hospital, Beckenham, told Mr Parr to leave her alone because she wanted to kill herself.
Mr Parr climbed up to the girl and held on to her until the emergency services arrived.
Police, firefighters and paramedics closed off the street and managed to bring the pair down using a hydraulic lift.
Bromley firefighter Paul Kelly, who attended the incident, said: "He did something special because a lot of cars and people were just passing by but he dealt with it.
"He was only wearing a T-shirt and jeans and he was up there in an awkward position in that weather.
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Mr Parr received the Royal Humane Society Bronze medal for his actions on December 12, 2001, during a ceremony at the London Fire Brigade's Training Centre, in Southwark Bridge Road, Southwark, late last month.
At the same ceremony, leading firefighter Thomas Harris, of Downham fire station, received the society's Resuscitation Certificate for reviving a man in Burnt Ash Hill on February 26 2002.
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Kid Rock turned 40 in January, and his massive nationwide "Born Free" tour has been billed as a kind of traveling yearlong birthday party. It had the feeling of a celebration as Rock played to a capacity crowd at FedExForum on Saturday night.
For almost half his life, the performer "from the cornfields of Romeo, Mich.," has been selling an interesting paradox: speaking the language of big-money braggadocio hip-hop while paying exaggerated lip service to his blue-collar, redneck roots. And it has paid off handsomely -- to the tune of a net worth of almost $40 million.
Fronting an eight-piece band, Rock stormed a stage adorned with giant steer horns, a fully stocked bar, a neon-lit catwalk, a couple dozen flame throwers, lasers, gongs and more American flags than the Fourth of July -- and that was all just the first 30 seconds of the show.
Rock worked the crowd into a lather with early passes at "American Bad Ass" and "Lowlife (Living the High Life)."
"I know how you do it Memphis on Saturday night," he offered, noting his slow ascent from the clubs and theaters of the Bluff City to its biggest stage.
Much of Rock's appeal is that, at heart, he's really kind of a classic show biz ham. During one segment he played piano and guitar, worked a talk box, straddled a turntable as he poured himself a Jim Beam, then proceed to jump behind the drum kit bashing and singing Ted Nugent's "Cat Scratch Fever" -- it was a display of virtuosity that would've made an old trouper like Wayne Newton proud.
Musically speaking, Rock's songs are summarily awful; the ones that aren't embarrassingly derivative are just a cycle of bad riffs and wince-inducing rhymes. And it didn't help that Rock insisted on detouring seemingly every other number into a classic by the likes of Bob Seger, the Georgia Satellites and Waylon Jennings -- only highlighting the paucity of his own material. And yet, it's impossible not to admire his musical chutzpah.
"We always say if you don't like something, wait 'til the next song ... it will probably be a whole other genre," observed Rock, and the set list did mirror his journey from hip-hip to rap rock to new country to catchy radio pop and beyond.
Really, who else other than Kid Rock could get away with penning a sappy ballad about social consciousness called "Care" and then turn it into a duet with country songbird Martina McBride and gun-toting rapper T.I.?
Rock also noted his birthday milestone with a new honky-tonk sing-a-long called "Forty," which ended with the admittedly brilliant couplet: "I guess I'm (bleeping) 40, that's what my momma said/But Bruce Springsteen's (bleeping) 62, and the Stones are almost dead."
There was much more: lingerie models pole dancing; a guest appearance by opening act Jamey Johnson; a local nod with the moody ballad "Midnight Train to Memphis"; even a video cameo by Beavis and Butt-head, which signaled the crescendo of the show with a ferocious "Bawitdaba."
In the end, the concert was mildly exhausting, utterly entertaining and undeniably, 100 percent Kid Rock.
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Drifter and I sit in the grass and eat corn and beans out of a can, next to on upscale grocery store near Aspen. This doesn't draw any negative attention so we linger. I have become lethargic, the sky is perfect, the grass is perfect and I have that nice I wanna nap sensation wash over me. I have a reluctance to leave that is hard to describe. I finally figured it out. Up until now everything we had seen I had seen before I knew what to expect. This placed me in the role of knowing loving father/tour guide. It is a comfortable role for me. But once we head west on I-70 we would be traveling into the unknown and the unseen. I had also planned on staying near greydog bus lines so that god forbid something happen to Cack we would be able to take the license plates off and hitchhike to the next bus stop. But now we where leaving "The Grid" so to speak.
Enough introspection. Roll now. Head west on I-70 toward Grand Junction. "I have never been here before" , words I can't remember saying in a very long time. The cool part is we are sharing each vista and blast of heat and cool looking cloud formation together as equals for the first time. I am still a little more equal than him because I still have aholt of the rudder and the atlas but none the less it is all new to me. As we descend toward Grand Junction along the Colorado river things start to heat up. I like heat because I am a 6'4", 165lb pencil necked geek and I shiver from September to May every year. So out here you get good and hot down to your bone marrow. If I could bottle that up I would be rich.
To be honest at the time I thought the scenery around Grand Junction was fabulous but the ensuing assault to my eyeballs through the Southwest left the memory kind of dimmed down.
We stopped and laid in more nice grass in Fruita CO. it is starting to cook real nice at this time. Memory escapes me but it was probably in the low hundreds. Fruita like a lot of small towns is proud of their enormous fiberglass animals.
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We headed west into Utah it was an uneventful but certainly pretty trip, nothing fell off or broke..
I know we are in a desolate area because we pull into the town of Cisco, Utah that was significant enough to make the small size atlas but as far as I could tell the place was abandoned there were several houses and businesses but there where no people or cars. No sign of life.
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We had just come 50 miles from Fruita and had 45 to go to get to Moab, and this was the only town on the map, glad I got gas. The only vehicle I saw in this stretch was a dang school bus, I thought there goes one expensive kid because the nearest school had to have been 40 miles away.
Road outta Cisco
The next stretch of road into Moab blew my mind. We followed the Colorado river for 45 miles descending deeper and deeper into beautiful red rock canyons on a twisty road with no cars. Pinch me I am dreaming.
The term breathtaking is become cliché but about once every five miles I would come around a corner a see something so beautiful that it would literally make me catch my breath. Color me impressed.
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I am purposely being vague about routes and route numbers because I believe in the soul of a trip and if this report gets one person off the couch and head into the great unknown I would prefer it to remain unknown and to be honest my best experiences tend to happen after the plan goes seriously awry. In other words leave quite a bit of slop in your schedule. With my adventure buddies the only planning we really do precisely is generally the departure time.
Another excellent adventure tech tip is to agree in advance that everyone does exactly what they feel compelled to do. It is not uncommon for us to leave the house with six or eight guys have that group break up several different ways and then reconvene in miscellaneous locations. We do try to pair up as there is a element of comfort and safety in that. On the other hand I have had some dang good times alone.
Now that I am thinking about lurkers and Noobs that might want to take this type of travel up I would like to impart one piece of safety advice. I have nearly killed myself on these contraptions with my own stupidity on 4 occasions. They all had common elements.
Now come in close campers so you can hear.
Your wits and senses fade after a long day in the saddle. On the freeway you don't really need either but on a two lane the wage of sin is wadding your skeleton through the grill of a Kenworth.
I digress
Now that the tranmogrification is complete Vermin and Drifter have no need for modern conveniences and set up camp on the Colorado river under this sandstone cliff.
We eat a canned food dinner and sit in lawn chairs out in the desert and watch the sun go down and the moons light illuminates this cliff.
Cliff picture.
Another day well lived.
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I don't necessarily believe in those, I have to be careful how I say that, into those group meetings.
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I don't like that. I want you, If you have problems, go and see a therapist. I do believe in group therapy for other things, but not for such things, even, I would say if you are a widow.
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Not early on but as you get to higher levels in the game you start to notice how certain branches of professions are pointless because of gameplay balances that were never addressed, items that don't work or have no useful purpose, functions that are buggy or useless. Try being a droid engineer.
Then theres the occasional server crashes and the backup restores that cause everyone to loose up to 24 hours of progress. The resource rotations that broke every time the server was patched so it was impossible to make certain weapons because the resources didn't exist.
The worst is the attitude of the support staff. There was a nasty bug (which I believe they now fixed) in that someones house and its entire contents could vanish. It took months for SOE to even agree there was a problem and to look at it. Months of pissed off players and months of SOE claiming they were all just idiots who accidentally deleted their own houses. I also remember a time when Lowca was no accepting any new connections all day. The chat was filled with hundreds (really) of people saying "I can't connect to Lowca" and the rep said "you need to call your ISP", people said "I can connect to every other SWG server fine, just not Lowca" and the rep said "its your cable modem, you need to call your ISP". Then he left, another rep appeared and said the same thing for an hour "I can connect to Lowca (from within the SOE network) so you guys all need to call your ISPs and tell them your cable modems need to be replaced" WTF?. Then he left and yet ANOTHER rep was giving us the same damn run around for another hour. After three hours we finally got a rep who was willing to escalate the issue and it did turn out to be a server problem that was fixed with a simple reboot.
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A service Monday at Veterans Memorial Park will honor local military men and women who served their country honorably and paid the ultimate sacrifice.
The Rotary Club of Dawson County has been named 2014-2015 Club of the Year among large clubs in the district.
A candlelight vigil and prayer service was held Sunday at Juno Baptist Church in memory of U.S. Marine Mark Johnson, one of eight soldiers killed when their helicopter crashed on a relief mission in Nepal.
A Cumming man was killed in a tree-cutting accident Tuesday evening in southern Dawson County.
A Dawson County man died Sunday from injuries sustained in a head-on collision near his home a week before.
Hotrod enthusiasts are encouraged to go "Cruising Toward a Cure" Saturday at the Georgia Racing Hall of Fame.
Dawson County schools are showing their appreciation in the form of new purses.
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A person was shot last night in the 1000 block of Oakwood Avenue, and Toledo police were looking for two suspects.
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The number 3120 is divisible without remainder by each number in the following set: 3, 312, 12, 120, 2 and 20. Each of these numbers will be called a visible proper divisor (VPD) of 3120 because each is visible either as a single digit or as a group of adjacent digits in 3120. (1 and 3120 have been excluded as being improper, in order that any prime number has no VPDs).
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Mango and Lime Sorbet In Lime Shells
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|Ripe mango
|1 Medium
|Powdered gelatin
|7 1⁄2 Milliliter (1/2 Teaspoon)
|Egg whites
|Granulated sugar
|15 Milliliter (1 Tablespoon)
|Lime rind
|1 Tablespoon (For Decoration)
1. Cut a thick slice from the top of each of the limes, and then cut a thin slice from the bottom end so that the limes will stand upright. Squeeze out the juice, then use a small knife to remove all the white membrane from the centre.
2. Halve, stone, peel and chop the mango, then puree the flesh in a blender or food processor with 30 ml / 2 tbsp of the lime juice. Dissolve the gelatine in 45 ml / 3 tbsp of lime juice and stir it into the mango mixture.
3. Whisk the egg whites until they hold soft peaks. Whisk in the sugar, then quickly fold the egg-white mixture into the mango mixture. Spoon the sorbet into the lime shells. (Any leftover sorbet that will not fit in can be frozen in small ramekins.)
4. Wrap the shells in clear film and put in the freezer until the sorbet is firm. Before serving, allow the shells to stand at room temperature for about 10 minutes; decorate them with strips of lime rind.


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According to Los Angeles Times beat writer Steve Dilbeck, Dodgers ace Clayton Kershaw has been cleared to begin a minor league rehab assignment Friday night with the High-A Rancho Cucamonga Quakes of the California League.
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Torvalds: I want to be the best
The Linux Foundation has published part 2 of its interview with Linus Torvalds. The Linux founder talks about patents, Microsoft, Sun, Linux on the desktop and the future of Linux without Linus.
If you ask Linus Torvalds, software patents are always a bad thing; something that major corporations use to threaten their competitors. Due to the complexity of the material with millions of lines of code, enterprises are still fairly reticent about litigation. They mainly deploy their arsenal of patents to protect themselves against claims by competitors, says Torvalds in the interview. But this is not the case with software trolls, who do not produce a single line of code themselves. Because they do not have products of their own, you can't strike back. "There are these individuals that don't have anything to lose", Torvalds explains, going on to say that they typically go after the big money. Torvalds believes: "that breaks the whole cold war model and that seems to be one of the reasons that even big companies are now starting to realize that patents and software is a really bad idea."
Torvalds also views Microsoft's verbal attacks on the Open Source community as more of a threatening gesture: "I think that Microsoft really sees patents as a marketing thing." Asked if he thinks that Microsoft really takes its interoperability claims seriously, Torvalds didn't want to draw any conclusions saying that he believes that many Microsoft staff really want to improve interoperability, but that there was much opposition at the same time. "The left hand doesn't know what the right hand is doing", is his final judgment on the the behavior of large companies.
Linux Foundation's Jim Zemlin then turned to the subject of competition, with Linus Torvalds commenting: "I'm a huge believer in competition. I think it's really important, as a way to motivate people. It's certainly how I get motivated. I want to be the best." Torvalds then went on to qualify this statement saying that he did not seek to compete with other operating systems, but wanted to be the best in Linux. After the Linux inventor had clarified his stance, Zemlin asked Torvalds about Linux in the pos- Linus era. Torvalds laughs, "When I get Alzheimer's? Are you saying that I'm already starting to lose it?", before going on to reassure the faithful: "I wouldn't worry about me or Andrew [Morton] or Alan [Cox] or anybody else going away because if you have a wide developer base, there's always somebody."
The interview is part two of a conversation that Linux Foundation boss Jim Zemlin had with Linus Torvalds. The talks are part of a series of interviews with Open Source personalities, published under "Open Voices" on the Linux Foundation Website.
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FreePOPs 0.2.9 and Mac Mail (edit: 14-10-2009)
This guide will be updated from time to time in time, whenever the necessary plugins (format .lua) will need to be amended and updated. I will personally update all the necessary material.
(The record of the updates look at the bottom Article )
This guide shows you how to create a user on Mail to download mail from Hotmail (purely demonstrative), however, this guide also works with services like Free, Virgil, Tin, Alice, Live, MSN, Yahoo and many more (click here to know all the services supported mail).
Just replace @ hotmail.com with the service extension of your account: @ hotmail.it example, @ libero.it, @ virgilio.it, @ alice.it, etc ...).
Installation and update FreePOPs
- 1. Download and install FreePOPs updated ;
- 2. Start FreePOPs and then add between processes at the start of our user how to show images, so you do not have to click many times "by hand" (just select from the menu of the System Preferences under Account, and then add the program FreePOPs between applications from start);
- 3. Download FreePOPs Mac Updater , copy it to the Applications folder and then run it (so will automatically update all the necessary files);
Configuring the mail client (Mail on OSX)
You enter in the "Preferences" of Mail and follow the successive images here:
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Create an account with Mail, and enter the necessary information as photos replacing "email@example.com" with your Hotmail address (or that of your mail service)!
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Set "127.0.0.1" as the incoming mail server, your account name including extension @ hotmail.com (or whatever you have, eg. @ Hotmail.it, in short, the full email address) and password and click continues without worrying that the error will be reported!
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Set the parameters of your provider (the service that you use to connect to their internet, eg Alice, Infostrada, Fastweb or other) about the outgoing mail server.
NB the parameter changes by the provider with which you are connecting; therefore refer to the instructions found on the website of your provider! You can find here an exhaustive list of the most common SMTP mail services.
REMEMBER: FreePOPs handles mail INPUT and OUTPUT NOT in.
[Click on the image to enlarge]
Entering the Mail Preferences, under Account, and once selected the newly created account, edit, as in the image, the incoming port 110 (default) to 2000!
Then save the account closing and reopening Mail and download their mail!
You can see here the screens of my personal configuration ... as explained so far ...
For those who were a bit '... we say "skeptical" You can see here a video demonstration of the whole procedure:
To download high-definition video click HERE (18.91 Mb)
FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) - FAQs
- I installed and configured Mail FreePOPs as the guide says, but I can not receive mail. Why?
You have updated the .lua FreePOPs? To do so you just download FreePOPs Mac Updater and run it, it's all automatic updating.
- I installed and configured Mail FreePOPs but I get the following error: "The connection to the server 127.0.0.1 on port 110 timed out." What to do?
Attention, port 110? Check well the guide says to set the menu "Advanced" Mail account created with port 2000 for incoming server. Please correct and try again to receive e-mail!
- I followed the step by step procedure, but nevertheless I get the following error: "the server error occurred was: the connection to the server 127.0.0.1 on port 2000 has expired." What should I do?
First, double check again the parameters entered by comparing them with this guide, then to verify via Activity Monitor (found using Spotlight) if it appears between "all processes", one called "freepopsd". In case this is not this means FreePOPs is not started, so run it from the Applications folder by double clicking on the program!
- FreePOPs is active, .lua are updated, and the configuration is correct, yet still get the error "Connection to the server 127.0.0.1 on port 2000 has expired." What could it be?
It happened at times to observe the correct configuration with FreePOPs active ... but despite this not download the e-mail. The solution was to change the DNS of the connection. Open System Preferences, then click Network and then select your connection indicated by the green dot, click Advanced and then the DNS tab to add (with the button +) and also 126.96.36.199 184.108.40.206. See the image below as an example ...
January 9, 2009 - Microsoft has finally opened its POP and SMTP servers at all. Check out this article to learn about the parameters for the correct configuration of Hotmail on Mac without using FreePOPs.
January 5, 2009 - Released FreePOPs 0.2.9
December 23, 2008 Issued update Hotmail (0.2.20081219)
November 15, 2008 Released update Hotmail (0.2.20081114)


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Love to get out exploring the desert when the weather is nice, be it a walk, hike, drive, or motorcycle ride. I like working in my yard and doing home improvement projects. Movies, concerts, mini golf, roller coasters, theater, scuba diving...
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Regional Guidelines for Soil Legislation in the Balkans
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On September 17-18, 2007, the CEL Specialist Group on Armed Conflict and the Environment co-convened an international meeting on "Managing Natural Resources in Post-Conflict Societies: Lessons in Making the Transition to Peace." …
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The Asia Regional Conservation Forum, the region's biggest and most important conservation event, was held 10-13 September in Kathmandu, Nepal. …
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Members of the Commission on Environmental Law (CEL) participated in the International Forum on Soil, Society and Global Change at Selfoss in Iceland on 31 August-4 September 2007. …
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A number of representatives from local governments, NGOs, civil society, and IUCN partners have been trained recently in legal and institutional aspects relating to shared waters in Mesoamerica. …
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On 29-30 June, the Chairs of the 12 Specialist Groups of IUCN's Commission on Environmental Law (CEL) met in Istanbul to discuss how to coordinate their work, to ensure that the Specialist Groups complement each others' efforts and contribute to the work of IUCN. …
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Melinda Janki, Vice Chair of the CEL Steering Committee and Co-Chair of the Protected Areas Specialist Group, visited the Environmental Law Centre (ELC) this week. …
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IUCN CEL Vice Chair Ms. AL-Sharifeh Nawzat bint Ali has been appointed by the Minister of Environment of Jordan to be his Legal Adviser on International Environmental Law issues, in Amman, starting end of July 2007. …
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Meet Mr. Kippers, the Krewe of Barkus and Meoux's Mardi Gras Parade Grand Marshal
The party animals at Shreveport-Bossier's Krewe of Barkus and Meoux have named Mr. Kippers, an English bull terrier, as their parade's Grand Marshall.
The party animals at Shreveport-Bossier's Krewe of Barkus and Meoux have named Mr. Kippers, an English bull terrier, as their parade's Grand Marshall.
The Krewe of Centaur's parade is Saturday, Feb. 22, and thanks to our awesome Mardi Gras contest with MetroPCS, we're sending two lucky winners and their friends to experience the event in their own heated, catered VIP tent.
Suzy Ryan was a one-of-a-kind woman. She lost her battle with cancer last year, and is being honored by the Krewe of Centaur during this year's Mardi Gras season.
The first big Mardi Gras parade of the season rolls on Saturday when the Krewe of Centaur begins on the Parkway in downtown Shreveport. Here are the top 5 ways to make sure you catch lots of beads and trinkets.
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We are gearing up for a spectacular parade on Saturday as the Krewe of Centaur rolls at 4:30.
Want to score your very own tent, reserved parking and more during two of Shreveport-Bossier biggest Mardi Gras parades? Here's your chance to make this year's celebration one to remember.
Some great things to do this weekend in Shreveport-Bossier. Friday night (Feb. 7), Heart is performing at the Horseshoe Riverdome. That same night, the Krewe Des Ambassadeurs throw their annual Mardi Gras Grand Bal.
Traditionally known as the 'medical' krewe of the Ark-La-Tex, the Krewe of Aesclepius has members from every area of industry.
Last year, the Krewe of Harambee was the winner of our best Mardi Gras krewe in the SBC. Who will be this year's winner? You decide! Let the voting begin!
Wow! The kickoff to the 2014 Mardi Gras season at 12th Night Saturday was one not soon forgotten! All of the area Mardi Gras krewes were out in force and ready to party!
You can always count on a Krewe des Ambassadeurs event to WOW and tomorrow night, Captain Debra Bristol's Interview with the Krewe of Ambassadeurs Captain, Debra Schumacher says will be exactly the same as they present their new royalty at Diamond Jacks.


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So what does everyone have planned for Valentine's Day?
I am just trying to get an idea of what everyone is doing for possiably one of the worse holiday on this plant, for a guy that is! I try to be romantic but its pretty hard and very stressful sometime. I love my wife dearly but always wonder if im doing the right thing or not. I still wonder, to this day, why she is with me. I feel so lucky everyday of my life.
So, the reason why I am asking this question is because if its ok with everyone on this site, I would like the beg, borrow, and steal your idea. I just want the day to be perfect for my wife is all.
I am not looking for anything specific to do with her but just an awesome day with my wife. I live in the Kansas City, MO Metro area. So if you know of what I can do, PLEASE HELP!
She is not into jewlery at all.
My wife is getting a tanning package and her hair highlighted. Her friend is getting married in a couple months so this is what she wants. I will probably also take her out for dinner. I usually send her flowers to work.
I also do not like the holiday, "commercial holiday" is the term I use.
bring her to the Z and show her that post..OMG I have tears in my eyes! that is beautiful.
Being one who also is not super fond of this hallmark holiday, I just enujoy being with my significant other. I don't know what we will do this year, but 2 years ago he took me out for a nice dinner and we went to a movie. Something we don't normally do EVER. it was nice he gave me my pick of movie, wich also never happens. It was a really nice night.
But really to go out somewhere and sit and watch a sunset together, or just to take a little drive together somewhere or something that's what means the most.
I am not a materialistic girl, and gifts are nice, but it truely is the thought that counts. If you are not a card giver, maybe go to the local hallmark and pick up a really heartfelt card or even write her a letter telling her how much she means to you. Guaranteed THAT will melt her heart and she will really really appreciate that, I assure you.
Those are the types of things that mean the most to me...
I will be flying! SUCK! I'm stuck in Omaha for three weeks, while the lady is in Oklahoma City!
Thanks for the help. I would truly do anything for her, within my power. I just dont always know what to do or how to do it.
Some woman are materialistic, and that's fine they want jewellery or nice fancy things...but as for things that mean a lot to us are the things you put a little thought into...a letter, a card, something a little out of the ordinary. If you want to show your wife that you love her and you want to do something really nice for her? take her out and watch the sunset, sing her a song, we don't care that you can't sing its the fact that you mean the words you are singing.
Maybe I am a sentimental fool, and maybe I am a helpless romantic but every girl no matter how old wants to feel wanted, appreciated, and loved.
My grandparents have been married for like a hundred years LOL! They are both in their eighties, she can't hear and he can barely see, he still honks the horn at her and whistles at her when she walks by the front of their truck. He still tells her after ever dinner that it was delicious, he will say things to her like "people are staring wondering what is that old man doing with that pretty young lady' LOL they make me laugh but they are still so in love. I think it's sweet, and that is what EVERY woman wants.
We'll see, I think we'll have to put it off until I get back! I don't know about KC, MO but there has to be something there for ya! We went downtown and ate and walked around the river after...pick something simple that is for you two. Or try to re-create one of your first dates.....always a good thing!
Knock, knock, who's there, trick or treat, Sex.
Nothing says I love you like a new set of rims and tires for the truck :)
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Hotels in Agadez
Hotel Agreboun is the only budget option in town that hence attracts most backpackers, but besides the chance of meeting other travellers, it's rather bad value.
Most rooms only contain a bed, are not especially clean and the fans are rarely working at full speed. At night it gets exceptionally hot inside the mud brick rooms and it's hard to choose whether to open window and door thus inviting enormous quantities of insects, or to have a sleepless night in a terribly hot closed room.
The shared toilet and shower had broken locks and are filthy, as women seem to prefer to urinate in the shower rather than using the sit down toilet. With three boys – apparently staff – hanging around here all day, it's hard to understand why things don't look better.
At EUR 6/night, you would wish for better value, but there's no other option in this price range. If you stay in Agreboun, it really pays to compare several rooms as standards vary greatly.
On the positive side, you can take drinkable water here from the tap and the area is safe and very pleasant.
For about EUR 15, you can have a very decent room with fan in the legendary Hotel 'L Air or Hotel Ténéré, while their aircon rooms start at about EUR 25. These hotels are the main choice of tour groups.
The absolutely fantastic brand new Hotel de la Paix has everything that you could wish for (incl. swimming pool and watchtower – nice at sunset), but single rooms start at EUR 65/night and I thought it was a bit over the top if you regard the local living conditions.
There are 3 or 4 more hotels in Agadez to check out if you like. One of them is Hotel Tidene, which is only EUR 9/night and worth checking out (thanks "Titti" for the up to date info!).
Moto taxis take you to the hotels for about EUR 0,35 per ride.
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Visit the Tourist Office for its views
The on the main road signposted tourist office in the Old Quarter is a private initiative. Its best quality is the rooftop with superb views over Agadez.
I went their to inform about independent travel in the region, but the friendly young man, educated and all but not well informed about the region, couldn't give me any advice other than offering me a brochure from one of the most expensive tour operators in town.
Still, you can buy some postcards there, study detailed maps of the region and read some magazines and photo books. But the best of all is the rooftop, that offers brilliant views in all directions over the old parts of town. Just climb the stairs next to the entrance of the office.
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The Markets of Agadez
Since Agadez has the region's most important market it has quite a rich market visited by all kinds of people.
The main market is a good place to buy tailor made desert outfits if you plan to travel in the desert.
If you plan to visit remote villages, you may like to buy local tobacco, Tuareg tea or medicines here, which makes excellent gifts.
Also you will find a lot of delicious fruits, such as pomplemous (grapefruit), oranges, mandarins, pomegranates, mangos and grapes (depending on the season). Maybe surprising, but it all grows in the nearby oasis in the Air Mountains.
A big part of trade however is manufactured stuff imported from Libya or Nigeria, such as plastic stuff, prayer mats and radios (that are not especially cheap for local standards of course).
If you're interested in crafts products like silver and leather ware you may like to take a look in the workshops around the market and the tourist hotels.
Finally, even if you're not interested in buying, you may like to visit the colourful camel market, where you can also buy cows, goats and sheep, just 15 minutes away from the main market. Here you can see and meet traders from different tribes in traditional outfits.
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Residence of Heinrich Barth
To be honest, I didn't bother much the main attractions in town, but I did visit the former residence of Sahara explorer Heinrich Barth.
The German Heinrich Barth travelled in the early1850's from Tripoli to Lac Chad and was the first European to traverse the Air Mountains, Tuareg land, before arriving in Agadez. He resided here in October 1850.
The residence in the Old Quarter has a sign on the wall, but otherwise it's impossible to find without asking for directions. The room where Heinrich lived has been converted to a small museum these days where you can see several original items from that time, as well as old maps that displays his route.
The caretaker of the house is one of the oldest men I've seen in Africa, reputedly over 90 years old (no he didn't know Heinrich Barth personally). He is blind, but two rather uninviting women living in the house took care of opening the door of the room and negotiating the entrance fee (I gave 1000cfa = EUR 1,50), which must be considered very generous.
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The Old Quarter
The Old Quarter is a fascinating maze of small sandy alleys and certainly worth a visit.
Some of the traditionally built century old mud brick houses have nicely decorated street facades, and you can sit down at one of the numerous small street stalls to enjoy tea and see the world (slowly) go by!
It's pretty easy to get lost in this area; all houses and streets seem to look the same after a while. That's why it's best not to go here in the hottest hours of the day (11am-4pm), but in early morning or late afternoon, when the streets are busiest anyway.
Unlike in Zinder, you won't be a novelty here; the people of these neighbourhoods are used to tourists wandering around and many of them don't bother you until you start to raise your camera.
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The Old Mosque
Perhaps the most striking, and certainly the most well-known structure in Niger is the 15th century clay mosque in Agadez.
The remarkable minaret is 27m tall and spiked with wooden sticks, according to Sudanese tradition. The mosque has been an important centre of Islamic teachings for ages and is still in use. You may like to climb the minaret for great views over town (not possible on Fridays) if you request and pay a good tip.
When you walk around the mosque you will see a unique three storey sand brick building, which is the Sultan's Palace. Again, tours here are not formalised, but on request you may look around and meet the Sultan.
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Guides in Agadez / Moussa Touboulou
Agadez has large quantities of guides, wanna be guides and professional tour agents. Your choice should largely depend on reputation and recommendations.
As I came to Agadez in the off season and just a week before the cure salée festival, there were no other independent travellers to join for a trip into the Aïr Mountains and/or Ténéré Desert. So the hired 4WD option would be far too expensive.
Moreover I was not much fancy to take such a tour spending most of the days in a hot and cramped car just to see one so called highlight daily.
Instead I wanted to join an ordinary truck to the Oasis town called Timia, some 250 km in the Aïr Mountains, as I heard that a truck regularly went there to pick up and deliver market trade.
On the first evening I met Moussa Touboulou, a friendly Tuareg man, at his residence. At that time I had never heard of him, but then he showed me a box full of recommendations he had collected since he started guiding in 1966 (!). He showed me an excerpt from the Lonely Planet guidebooks too, that explicitly mentioned him as the one to take on your explorations. Besides that, I liked him immediately.
I was convinced and his fees were very reasonable, so I decided to take him as my companion on my way to Timia. He proposed an alternative way to reach Timia, by a combination of truck and camel. I liked that, although it included a lot of uncertainties and it was not sure that I was going to be back in time for the Festival.
To be short here, I had a fantastic time with him, he was a friend more than a guide and he seemed to know everyone even in the most remote places. I benefited so much from all that! In other words, I can really recommend Moussa, especially if you have low budget and want to organise "something different"!
*** All about this trip to Timia on my Timia page (u.c.) ***
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Internet in Agadez
Internet is still a novelty in Agadez and – if you're lucky enough to connect to the server in Niamey, it's expensive at EUR 0,27 / minute.
As far as I was aware, there are two outlets in Agadez. The worst of the two is the communication centre along the main street next to the Italian restaurant and opposite the Tunisian restaurant. They have one old computer from the 80's and I didn't hear of anyone getting connection there.
The more reliable choice is the communication centre near Hotel de la Paix (about EUR 0,50 by moto taxi from the centre). I used it once, had connection in one try and spent 10 minutes reading 5 messages on Yahoo, so reasonable value.
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Nice job by the Wofford player to give the game away by dribbling the ball out of bounds.
Wisconsin hangs on to win. Missouri knocked off Clemson and Pitt has a big lead on Oakland in the second half.
Nice job by the Wofford player to give the game away by dribbling the ball out of bounds.
Wisconsin hangs on to win. Missouri knocked off Clemson and Pitt has a big lead on Oakland in the second half.
The Rally Onion wants 150 fans before Opening Day.
I agree they can, though I think it's probably unwise to read too much into any opening round game. If you win, that's all that matters.
That goes for Nova yesterday too.
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Texas A&M leads Utah State 42-29 at the half.
Texas A&M beat Utah State 69-53.
Some more close games...
Gonzaga's once double digit lead over Florida State has been cut to 55-50 with 3:54 remaining.
Georgia Tech leads Oklahoma State 54-52 with 3:54 left.
New Mexico State has made a comeback and now only trails Michigan State 46-44 with a little over 15 minutes remaining.
Arkansas-Pine Bluff has Duke right where they want them - down 31 with 3 minutes remaining.
New Mexico St. is now winning.
Gonzaga beats FSU, 67-60.
Georgia Tech beat Oklahoma State 64-59. Ok St. had a chance to tie the game but one of there players decided to try to drive through three GT defenders and turned the ball over.
New Mexico State hits a 3 and is down 1 with 18 seconds left.
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Bush and Cheney have clearly decided to use alleged Iranian interference in Iraq as the preferred casus belli. And the charges, whether they have merit or not, have become much more bellicose. Thus, Bush on Aug. 28:
"Iran's leaders...cannot escape responsibility for aiding attacks against coalition forces...The Iranian regime must halt these actions. And until it does, I will take actions necessary to protect our troops. I have authorized our military commanders in Iraq to confront Tehran's murderous activities."
How convenient: two birds with one stone. Someone to blame for our losses in Iraq, and "justification" to confront the ostensible source of the problem.
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On Scapegoating Iran for Failure in Iraq
Ray McGovern, former analyst with the CIA, is warning that the Bush administration is determined to scapegoat Iran for its failures in Iraq. Here's a quote:
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Rare and Important Gem 1800 Half Dime, V-11800 H10C MS65 NGC. V-1, LM-1, R.3. The V-1 1800 half dime is the most frequently encountered of the varieties known for this date. As a side note, a new, fifth, variety was just recently discovered. A couple of dozen Mint State coins are known of this date, but it may well be that this piece is tied for finest known for the variety--the only contender we are aware of being the Norweb coin. The 1800 half dime is the first year to display the new reverse design with the heraldic eagle, and along with this being the first year of the new century, this is an important type coin. The obverse of this piece is better defined than the reverse with especially strong definition on Liberty's hair. The surfaces are light gray and evenly matched from side to side. There are traces of die clashing in the fields, but few other disturbances in the texture of this important high grade coin. Population: 4 in 65, 3 finer (1/05).(#4264) (Registry values: P5) (NGC ID# 2326, PCGS# 4264)
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"As you might have noticed, the 690 has impressed me a lot. I've claimed it's the only bike out there that can do EVERYTHING and not only doing it but doing it well. This is, though assuming you have both enduro and SMC wheels, forks, shock and brakes.
Well, to take what it's not great at first:
- 120kph is OK for a while (so OK in Norway and US then) but take the smaller roads instead
Hard core cross and enduro
- It's just too tall and heavy (though much lighter than a XT660 or GS800, only 20kg more than my EXC). COULD be ridden in tough terrain by someone more skilled by me though.
What it's good at:
- Not as good as the 450SMR I had, 30kg heavier, but still good fun and capable.
Gravel roads
- 530EXC is better since smaller and lighter for aggresive riding
- 530EXC is better since smaller and lighter
What it's great at:
Gravel touring/dual sport
- 530EXC just isn't a touring bike, it's a competition bike requiring frequent service...and terrible for those tarmac transport stages. 690 actually works good on tarmac even with enduro tyres/wheels and more fun (lighter) than XT660/GS800 on gravel
Tarmac touring
- assuming twisty roads...but that's a given for me. That's why I ride! I have no problems keeping up with my sportsbike buddies even on wide, open roads as long as a bit curvy. The more narrow/twisty the better it works and if really tight, the sportsbikes just couldn't keep up. Not very often I felt I lacked power really (do have evo2 kit, dyno job and low gearing though)
Race Track
- I would probably be a second faster on my superdukeR...but more fun with 690. And cheaper if crash, normally just hose off dirt.
For me, bikes are all about FUN, and that's really what the 690 is all about too 8)"
+1, see, that exactly describes (a lot more detailed) why I recommend to go for a 690 (post #9). With a set of sumo wheels this little bastard is definitely a multi purpose bike. Till today I have not found/seen anything better for road and offroad!
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WALLA WALLA -- The teenagers who will be this year's Walla Walla Fair and Frontier Days Royalty made their debut Thursday night.
Taylor Skramstad and Joycelin Munden were presented at the fair's annual Showcase Dinner held at the fairgrounds. In a change from previous years, the duo will share duties as fair queen during the fair and rodeo, which will take place Aug. 29 to Sept. 2 at the Walla Walla County Fairgrounds.
A junior at Touchet High School, Munden is the daughter of Jay Munden and Amanda DeRuwe. She is a member of the Touchet FFA, where she shows horses and market hogs.
Along with school activities, she has been a member of the Rising Star 4-H Club for seven years and in 2011 was a princess on the Milton-Freewater Pioneer Posse Royalty Court.
According to her biography, Munden plans to attend Central Washington University majoring in business administration and accounting. During this year's fair and rodeo, she will be riding Jack, her father's 9-year-old sorrel quarter horse.
Skramstad is the daughter of Scott and Kelly Skramstad of Walla Walla. A Walla Walla High School junior, she is a member of the FFA Chapter, showing swine and competing in public speaking competitions.
Outside of school, Skramstad is president of Riata & Rowels 4-H Club, where her projects include horses, swine, sewing and photography. She served on the Milton-Freewater Pioneer Posse Royalty Court in 2010 as princess and in 2011 she served as queen.
Her future plans include trying out for Miss Rodeo Washington, receiving her cosmetology license and attending the University of Idaho to study for a business degree with the aim of establishing her own business.
During this year's fair she will be riding Cash, a 5-year-old Palomino gelding and Foxy, a 12-year-old chestnut mare.
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Bath Tub Faucets
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All our bath tub faucets provide smooth and precise control over the flow and temperature of the water. Incorporating ceramic disc technology, our bath tub faucets provide a great way to bring the look of your bathroom right up-to-date and add those all-important finishing touches.
Wall mounted bath tub faucets create a neat, streamlined look and add a touch of designer style too. For a luxury look opt for one of our free standing bath tub faucets. Our bath tub shower mixer faucets are supplied with a shower handset and flexible hose, so cleaning and rinsing around your bath tub is a breeze.
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