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Born January 14, 1931 at Ahoghill, Northern Ireland. After a long battle with Parkinson's Disease, Maud passed away peacefully on Monday, December 3, 2012, at home in the presence of her loving husband, family, and devoted care givers. Predeceased by parents: Margaret and Robert Kennedy; sister May Weatherup; and brothers: David, James and Roy Kennedy. Survived by her devoted husband of 59 years, Matthew. "Putty," is mourned and missed by sisters: Margaret Lorimer (N. Ireland) and Barbara Creswell (England) and numerous relatives in Northern Ireland, Scotland and England. Also, survived by sister-in-law and brother-in-law Mary Boddie (Foster) and Dr. Charles Boddie, and family. Sadly missed by son, Robert Foster, spouse Rhonda Kennedy and step-daughters: Jennifer Kennedy-Fleming, Tara Kennedy-Sharpe, and step-son Paul Sharpe. Treasured and loving "wee Mummy" of Heather Foster and partner John O'Grady. "Gran Extraordinaire" to Leigh Foster and Amanda Cyr. Second Mum to Paula Foster and husband Rick Fisher. Maud was a wonderful teacher. She started her NL. Teaching career at Bishop Spencer in 1953, and subsequently taught grade four at Brinton Memorial for twenty-five years. Many pupils have returned to thank her over the years for their fond memories of grade four. Maud was a fun-loving, very hard-working little dynamo. It was hard to keep up with the rapid pace she set. She will be remembered for her great kindness and helpfulness to so many people. She adopted and helped every needy, elderly person she met. Her gardening skills and beautiful garden are legendary, as was her love of berry picking and baking. Maud touched and enhanced many lives with her wonderful generosity and friendliness. She will forever be remembered by many, many friends. The family wish to express their deepest, heartfelt thanks to all of "Wee Maudie's" and "Mister's" incredible, devoted and loving caregivers: Rhonda (#1) Callahan ("My Angel") of five years, Claudia Lee, Rhonda Mackey, Regan Keats, Wudnesh Bogale, Donna Woodford, and Rahwa Menges. Our sincere thanks to Dr. Gregory Rideout for his excellent medical care and in-home family support. As per Maud's wishes, immediate cremation will take place. There will be a visitation at Carnell's Funeral Home (Freshwater Road) on Friday, December 7, 2012 from 5 - 7 p.m. and on Saturday, December 8, 2012 at 11 a.m. A Memorial Celebration of Life Service will be held at the Carnell Memorial Chapel on Saturday, December 8, 2012 at 12 o'clock, followed by a reception. In lieu of flowers, Maud's request was to please make a donation to the Janeway Children's Hospital, SPCA, Parkinson's Society, or a charity of your choice.


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Binodini has been running a tiffin stall for the last 10 years with the hand-holding support of her husband. She also has a grinding machine in her house. Apart from this, her husband takes outdoor orders for making sweets items for marriage parties and social functions. Binodini makes a monthly income of 5,000 Indian rupees (INR) from the above business. With this income, she is hardly able to manage her household and the educational expenses of her children. So, she wants to expand her business by taking out a loan from Mahashakti Foundation. With the present loan, Binodini wants to purchase more stock of oil, dough, sugar, etc. This will help her to reduce her purchasing and transportation costs as she has to replenish her stock frequently. She also wants to use a portion of the loan to repair her tiffin stall. Binodini hopes to save enough to build a good house of her own as her present house is a small hut.
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Am I just sick, or does lube and grease smell... almost like flowers? It smells sweet and beautiful. I find myself sinffing the tri-flow bottle, then the bearing grease tub.
Do the manufacturers put some kind of flowery scent in this stuff?
Am I just sick, or does lube and grease smell... almost like flowers? It smells sweet and beautiful. I find myself sinffing the tri-flow bottle, then the bearing grease tub.
Do the manufacturers put some kind of flowery scent in this stuff?
oh my lol
I dont know, but your post could be interpreted in very perverted ways. (Which is exactly how I read it.)
I have the same issue, because I use bacon grease to lube my bike.
Okay, I'm in a funny / wise cracking mood and after making this post earlier
Whats the best chain lube?
I just can't get my mind out of the gutter, especially when it comes to lube!
But I'll refrain from saying anything at this point and spend the rest of the day trying to figure out how I'm going to beat my racing partner when I get off of work.
I just got schooled by a bird
I am a sig Virus. Please put me in your sig so that I can continue to replicate.
heheh. you <3 you bicycle!
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Flowery scent lube? yeah, it's available... not at a bike shop, and not for greasing up bike parts... but this is a family forum, so I'll leave the rest to your imagination.Originally Posted by 2mtr
FWIW, sniffing grease and/or lube is really bad for you.
It's just you.
[QUOTE=2mtr] I find myself sinffing
Ummmm. Did you mean "sniffing" or SINffing..... HOOOO BOY!
Cross Country Lube smells nice, I would rock it if it was a cologne or air freshener. Sadly I consider the smell its only redeeming quality, as a lube I do not enjoy it.
Holy Crap!!! I just about spit up all over my keyboard!Originally Posted by MERTON
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You are a sick puppy!Originally Posted by 2mtr
Continuing in the same know-it-all vein that has made me so loved elsewhere in the bikeforums:Originally Posted by 2mtr
Some solvents used for carriers in chain lubricants are derived from a class of chemical compounds called esters. Esters are "sweet smells" and are often used as flavorings in candies and foods. Esters are produced by a process called esterification in which an alcohol is combined with an organic acid. For example, if you take methanol (wood alcohol) and add it to butyric acid (rancid butter), you get methyl butyate which is one of the odors in pineapple (I think, it's been a long time). If you take salicyclic acid (aspirin) and add methanol to it, you get methyl salicyclate which is oil of wintergreen. One chain lubricant used amyl acetate which is the essence of bananas.
There are lots of other chemical compounds that have a pleasant odors, many of them derived from petroleum. Sometimes pleasant odors can be combined with unpleasant odors and the result can be lovely. That's what perfumers do.
You also have to add to that the fact that we are individuals. What you find pleasant may be vile to someone else.
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I thought I was the only one! I was actually considering mixing a little Tri-Flow into my aftershave. It says "Manly and well maintained."
Cyclists of the world, unite! You have nothing to lube but your chains!
I agree that some of the chemicals can smell good. The best one was when we used to run castor oil in our two-stroke race bikes. The combination of a leaded race fuel and castor (man that was ages ago) was pleasently intoxicating
Whip open a bottle of Boeshield-T9 and you'll change your tune. That stuff reeks!Originally Posted by 2mtr
Also, I've recently switched over to marine grease to lube my hubs and bearings and if you ask me that stuff smells like a dog's ass ... er, uhm, I imagine that it smells like a dog's ass 'cause I really don't know. No, really! I'm serious!
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Anyone ever smell triflow? It smells REALLY good, like bananas! I'm not kidding. Go down to your LBS and ask for a bottle of triflow, and then smell it!
Holy crap
Sometimes getting on this board is worth reading your commentsOriginally Posted by MERTON
If you think it smells good, you will LOVE the way it tastes! YUMM!!! Also, it really helps if you are suffering from constipation.
Better watch out! I know a guy who ended up in rehab for six weeks because of that stuff. It takes forever to get Teflon out of your system.
That's what it is! Bannanas! TriFlow smells like bannanas. Or at least like bannana Laffy Taffy.
Thanks for the scientific explanation. Now I can tell all those naysayers to shut the fizzuck up when they say I'm just a reject from Deliverence. I'll stop by my shrink and see if it has anything to do with my youth riding on a co-ed tiathalon team. Those quick transitions lend themselves to creating nice sensory memories.
Yeah TriFlow smells like banana Laffy Taffy, or gum, etc that fake-banana smell.
WD-40 does always remind me of childhood, we used it on bikes and stuff because we didn't know any better.
Some of those ..... esters.... or whatever they are smell great, once I got a cold sore and it hurt like heck!! I never realized how much a person has to move their mouth, to eat and stuff, so I was very motivated to get it cured, so I got a tube of Blistex and put a big white glob of it on the sore, and kept it that way. I figured I probably looked really weird with this glob of white stuff on the edge of my mouth, but it beat the pain and that stuff smells great! It smells like cloves.... sorta... so I looked weird but smelled good, I figured.
This is true. Tri-Flow could probably be used as a scented oil in addition to a lubricant.
Bring the pain.
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Monica Bowman is the owner of Ferndale art gallery The Butcher's Daughter. Situated in the LGBT-friendly city, Bowman seeks to explore issues such as gender and creativity through the contemporary art shown in her gallery space, as well as to work as an advocate for all. Currently, the gallery is showing the work of openly lesbian artist Lisa Marie Thalhammer.
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Garden Shell Salad
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- prep 30 min
- serves 8
- 8 ounces uncooked small pasta shells
- 2 cups frozen peas
- 1 cup thinly sliced celery
- 1/2 cup chopped sweet red pepper
- 1/4 cup chopped onion
- 2/3 cup fat-free mayonnaise
- 1 tablespoon white balsamic vinegar
- 1 tablespoon minced fresh basil or 1 teaspoon dried basil
- 1 teaspoon Dijon mustard
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- 1
Cook pasta according to package directions, adding the peas during the last 2-3 minutes of cooking time. Drain and rinse in cold water.
- 2
In a large bowl, combine the pasta, peas, celery, red pepper and onion. In a small bowl, whisk the mayonnaise, vinegar, basil, mustard, salt and pepper. Pour over pasta mixture and toss to coat. Cover and refrigerate for at least 1 hour before serving.
How to make it 30 minutes
Nutritional Information(per serving)
- Calories: 157
- Fat: 1g
- Saturated Fat: trace
- Cholesterol: 2mg
- Sodium: 380mg
- Carbs: 31g
- Protein: 6g
- Fiber: 3g
Diabetic exchange: 2 starch
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