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The campaign takes the form of a dedicated microsite, consisting of what looks like a totally impenetrable code (impenetrable to the likes of me, anyway). The premise is simple – anybody good enough to crack the code gets a job interview.
Interestingly, from an employer brand perspective, the microsite doesn't feature any reference to GCHQ. The organisation said the anonymity was: "in order that applying for a career in the department is not the primary reason for the participant to engage".
A GCHQ spokesman said: "The digital arena is fast moving, and from a recruitment perspective we acknowledge the need to engage with prospective candidates in new and innovative ways. With this marketing initiative we hope to reach out to a broader audience, who may not be attracted to traditional advertising methods."
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"Take, for example, the proposed provisions for safeguarding the unfiltered drinking water supplies of New York City and Syracuse from the dangers of fracking. The proposal wisely places the forested watersheds of these two drinking water systems off-limits to well-pad development, correctly calculating that the economic and environmental risks to these unfiltered systems is simply too great.
But rather than fully safeguard these systems, which supply water to more than half the state's populations (including all of New York City), the proposal leaves gaping holes in the rules' protective blanket.
A case in point, highlighted at recent City Council hearings by Environmental Protection Committee chairman James Gennaro, is the stunning lack of protection for the aqueducts and tunnels that carry water from the reservoirs to our homes and apartments."


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42 reviews | 4.7 out of 5
The Sims 3 Late Night... what can I say? First, there is an entirely new town to play in. It's somewhat chaotic and really geared towards people who Sim with just a couple of sims in their househould. Such as young adults or single sims. But I enjoyed all the sights. There is so much to do in this game. From clubs to bard to vampires... Late Night really offers an entirely new way to game. You can become a celebrity and work your way up to gaining all 5 celebrity stars. My only beef with that path is that it's way too easy to become a celebrity. You really only have to become friends with celebrities to get stars. So even if you're say... in the Education career track, you can still be a celeb. Which makes no sense to me. However, it has it's pros and cons. Vampires are really cool, and they are just something that you have to play as to understand. Fashions in this game are off the hook- exactly what you would expect in a clubbing and bar-hopping settings. Overall this is a great game full of TONS of new things and new ways to enjoy your Sim experience. A must have!
All I want to say is once my daughter, who is 11 opened this for Christmas, she did not have time for anyone or anything else. This was by far the best gift that I could have gotten for her. My daughter and her best friend both have this game and they play it and they talk about it. She even uses the families that she has created as a basis for stories she writes in school. If your child enjoys the Sims, this is a good addition to the game.
I am in love with this game! My friend got it before me and once I played it, I knew I had to get it. It is pricey, but well worth it. The high-rise buildings, hot tubs, and celebrity ranks are my favorite parts of this game! If you were hesitating about buying this, don't. Just buy it!
Great expansion. Great delivery time by Walmart. The only thing is I wish is I would have waited because the price on line came down almost 10.00.
Game is is must have to anyone who loves Sims. Fun and adds new things to do to keep the game interesting.
i really enjoyed playing this game i look for to other expansions in the future but by far this is the best one yet
Absolutely LOVE this game, my favorite of all the expansions thus far
I wasn't sure if I wanted this expansion pack or not, but with some extra christmas cash in my pocket, I decided to give it a go.
Late Night added some interesting features to game play, but frankly, I'm glad I didn't have my hopes up. The new city is beautiful and the celebrities and clubs are fun, but the apartments are one-dimensional and can only fit one household at a time. A step-back from Sims 2's Apartment Life, which many of us had expected to see recreated in this new Sims 3 expansion pack. The vampire's were cool, but not all that exciting. And other than that, nothing else changed.
I am glad I got it and I do like to play with some of the new features, but it doesn't feel nearly as innovative as an expansion pack SHOULD be. Especially for the price.
Disclaimer: I am a new Sims user and therefore cannot compare this product to previous expansions for Sims and Sims 2.
That said, I loved this expansion. I bought this with World Adventures and High End Loft so I'm not sure which item comes in this particular expansion but the ability to go out to bars and clubs has really added to my Sims well being - the teenagers especially.
My daughter wanted this game really badly and it has not disappointed. She says it is an awesome game and enjoys playing it frequently.
With this expansion pack there is so much your sim can do. It comes with new hairstyles, new clothes, and a new world your sim can live in. This expansion pack is a little pricey but worth every dollar. There's so much you can do in the game and you never get bored.
I love the Sims 3, Late Nite..so fun. Vampires, Celebrities, Bars, Clubs.....what more could you ask for!
Ok, I havn't played the game yet but I got it in the mail today put it in, booted it up and found out I have to have the "Sims 3" as the base game.
So I don't know if it was just stupid of me to think this, but if you want to buy this and don't know this is a heads up! :)
I think this game is so much fun. The bars and clubs are fun to go to and vampires are awesome. I like that you can turn your kids into vampires too when your pregnant. Great game
Great Expansion. now if only we could get the Open for Business Pack they had in the sims2, i'd be happy!
I am a big sims player and this game is awesome, it made Sims 3 100% more fun! :)
I thought the Sims 3 Late Night was a good game. I love the new items. I have noticed recently that the game gets boring. But overall I think this game is pretty good. I recommend it.
i recommend this to everyone who loves sims
If you are a fan of any other Sims games or already have the original Sims 3, you NEED Late Night* to expand your game! It is addicting, fun and worth the money. Additions: New careers, skills, traits, clothes and accessories, furniture, and cars
Features: bars, night clubs, penthouse suites, hot tubs, subway portholes, elevators, breast and muscle definition sliders, Group, Band, Butler, zodiac signs, new swimming pool design tools, height adjustment for wall objects, fountain tool, the ability to become a vampire.
New world: Bridgeport
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I love the real life people and the way you can move them around in their lives
I LOVED it! The package came the next day! The online order was great! Talk about fast setrvice that service was faster than the internet! I will always use online service you guys are awesome!
The product worked fine and the graphics are wonderful!


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The first study to look extensively at sexual function in women who underwent bariatric surgery found that significant improvements in overall sexual function, most reproductive hormones and in psychological status were maintained over two years following surgery. Women reporting the poorest quality of sexual function prior to surgery saw the most dramatic improvements one year after surgery, on par with women who reported the highest quality of sexual function prior to surgery. The new report by researchers with the Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania appears in the November 4 edition of JAMA Surgery.
More than half of women who seek bariatric surgery report signs of sexual dysfunction and, consequentially, psychological stress.
"For many people, sex is an important part of quality of life. The massive weight losses typically seen following bariatric surgery are associated with significant improvements in quality of life," said the study's lead author David Sarwer, PhD, professor of Psychology in Psychiatry and Surgery in the Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania. "This is one of the first studies to show that women also experience improvements in their sexual functioning and satisfaction, as well as significant improvements in their reproductive hormones."
Researchers followed 106 women with an average Body Mass Index of 44.5 who underwent bariatric surgery (85 had gastric bypass and 21 had gastric banding procedures). Following surgery, the women lost an average of 32.7 percent of their original body weight after the first year, and 33.5 percent at the end of the second year.
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Date of Stay: August, 2006
This is my wife and I's favorite campground and we try to camp here at least one weekend every month or two. The road in the campground area and all sites have recently been overlaid with new asphalt and many of the sites have been lengthened. This campground is very remote but very beautiful, with very few places with cell phone service. It is very quiet and full of large shade trees. There are about 12 small piers on the river for anyone's use for fishing or just sitting and watching boats, birds, etc.
Date of Stay: July, 2006
Very nice and clean park. Some sites are unlevel due to the park being on a mountain, but the majority are good. We stayed here over the 4-day July 4th weekend and while the park was full everything was quiet.
Date of Stay: July, 2006
This is a LA State Park on the coast. One of the two bathhouses was completely destroyed by Hurricane Katrina in 2005. All sites are large pull-throughs. You have easy access across the sand dune to the surf. Activities include surf fishing and crabbing. Charter boats services are available for both near and off shore fishing trips. Fresh seafood is abundant and available everywhere.
Date of Stay: May, 2006
This is a small state park and the layout is great for small children to ride their bikes. The sites are large and have plenty of space between them. All sites are paved and most have large wooden decks (roughly 16' X 24') attached to them. Advance reservations are recommended as this park books up, especially on weekends.


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My vet scheduled my puppys 2nd round of shots a week or two late. Now they want to start all over? Is that safe?
My GSD puppy got his first round of vaccines at 6 weeks. My new vet scheduled him for his second round 2 days short of a full 5 weeks later. Then upon arrival to the appointment, they said the first one had worn off and we'd need to start over. Is it safe for him to get that many vaccines? and then to wait that long to socialize him as a consequence? Is the right thing to do is just call the most recent one today his second round, and then schedule his 3rd round 3-4 weeks from now. My trainer told me his mothers antibodies are no longer effective after 12 weeks and we should schedule his last round AT 12 weeks(that would mean a little over a week from his second shots). So that would mean for two weeks he'd be on his own immune system without having all his shots(if we did it my way). I still think Ive got the right answer, but Im no vet, and just want to do the right thing for my dog, even though my vet obviously wants money, and my trainer is on the opposite end of the spectrum
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You shouldn't have to start all over, that would over vaccinate your puppy. Try and spread out the vaccinations the best you can so you can monitor any reactions he might have. You MUST socialize your dog, the sooner the better! He is a little sponge right now and it will help him better in life. You can always have people over to help socialize your pup. You just don't want to have your pup in places where lots of dogs have been. Example: Sit with some friends and your pup with some treats at Starbucks.
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The vet that vaccinated your puppy is criminally incompetent or a conman and you need to stop using him/her IMMEDIATELY.
A 6 week old puppy still has the antibodies from its mothers milk in its system, which attack the vaccines and render them useless. the vaccines therefore will not provide the dog with any immunity whatsoever for any time period. A puppy should not receive its 1st vaccinations until it's at least 3 months old. This is standard practice.
Your vet is correct that the vaccine has "worn off", but not because you waited too long for boosters but because your vet gave the puppy vaccinations when they couldn't possibly immunize the puppy. A day or 2 either way for boosters doesn't matter one bit.
So yes, you need to start over for your puppy to be fully immunized... but with a more competent vet. You should do some research and demand your money back from the first vet... basically, they ripped you off. You should never let them advise you or touch your puppy again.
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Holy Family of New Rochelle NY Closed To Talk of Wars
By Nick Mottern | Church Visit #24
On a grey, chill Sunday morning, December 13, 2009, Martha Conte, Theodora "Ted" de Soyza, Nora Freeman, Debbie Kair and I visited Holy Family Catholic Church in New Rochelle, NY, in the latest of our bannering visits to urge the religious community in Westchester County to become aggressive in opposing the Iraq and Afghanistan Wars.
We hit a rock, except for two parishioners.
The Holy Family congregation meets in a huge yellow brick ark of a building, Italian in architectural style. The nave of the church, where the congregation sits, has a low flat ceiling of natural wood panels and massive wooden beams, decorated with fine red and green lines and flowers, creating a sense of sanctuary. This feeling is enhanced by large, arched, extremely intricate, stained glass, windows.
On walls are bas-relief sculptures of various scenes leading up to Jesus' crucifixion known as Stations of the Cross. In one of the walls next to the altar is a sculpture of Mary, Joseph and Jesus - the Holy Family – in a manger scene. On the altar were four, very tall candelabra, and over the altar is a crucifix with, as Nora pointed out, a nearly life-size, very life-like sculpture of Jesus in pain, spiked to a cross.
The sense of the building is that of ancient tradition, a feeling reinforced by the liberal use of incense during the ceremony. The church's website says the building "is comparable to a basilica." But the church is not ancient, although, like many, many ancient Catholic churches, it was built out of the devotion of working-class people.
"From the small group who gathered for the first Mass on August 10, 1913 in a store front that had been a butcher's shop," the church's website says, " we have grown into a large parish serving over 1,400 faithful each week." The website's message, signed by the pastor, Msgr. Ferdinando D. Berardi, goes on to caution:
"However, let us remember that we are not to rely on buildings or institutions but in the Spirit that unites us as a family and emboldens us to witness to the Gospel and so serve Our God and His people."
On the morning we visited, there were about 200 parishioners, including about 20 African-Americans, participating in the 10:30 am Mass.
We sat on the right hand side of the church, close to the front. The choir of about 18 men and women sat directly across from us on the other side of the church.
Debbie suggested that we stand with the banner during the prayers of confession, early in the service, and that we remain standing when the prayers were completed.
We raised a banner that said:
Much of IRAQ and its CULTURE have been DESTROYED
The US has spent $3 TRILLION - $4 BILLION from Westchester
We had been holding up the banner for about two minutes when an usher approached me and told us to leave. I asked my colleagues whether I should ask him if we could stay if we lowered the banner; it was agreed. "If your purpose is to worship, you can stay," he said. We folded the banner and returned to our seats.
The sermon, delivered by Rev. George K. Nedumaruthumchalil, noted that Advent, the time leading up to Christmas, which marks Jesus' birth, is a time in which people "rejoice in hope." "We should be happy today," he continued, "not because things are going well", but "simply because the Lord is near."
He continued that the Apostle Paul tells us to face our problems, and we need to "turn all our worries into prayer and inner peace will come to us."
During the general prayers, Deacon Raymond Hall prayed for: "our troops separated from their families"; those wounded in war"; "our military brothers and sisters; and "those killed in war." The last grouping I took to include all killed in war.
At the point in the service in which those attending greet each other, we shook hands with people in the pews around us and were treated in a polite yet friendly way.
Debbie suggested that we leave the church just before the end of communion so that we could hold up the banner outside the main door of the church and have the chance to talk with people as they departed.
The first person to approach us was a man in his late 30s or early 40s who said of the Afghanistan war: "We're so far into it, it seems like it will never end." This man seemed to be deeply troubled and perplexed by the wars. He was unsure of what should be done, but he thanked us for coming.
The second, a balding man in his 50s, said he sang in the choir, and: "I support you 100 percent. If you had been asked to leave, I would have left." He thanked us for coming and departed.
Then Monsignor Berardi came angrily out of the church and down the steps. He was dressed in street clothes, having not participated in the service. He told us that someone had come to him and interrupted his breakfast to tell him that there was a disruption in the church. He said he was afraid someone had taken ill only to find out that we had raised the banner. "It's not the proper place to do this," he said. I asked him what would be the proper place, and he said: "I don't know."
I asked him whether there had been any statements from the pulpit about the Afghanistan war, and he said: "That's politics."
The usher who had addressed us, who was wearing a tie decorated with an illustration of Sylvester the cat chasing Tweety Bird, who wore a Santa hat, stood by the monsignor. At one point he told us: "You are hurting your cause."
Monsignor Berardi asked us to move across the street and not stand on the sidewalk at the foot of the church steps. Debbie told him that the sidewalk is public property and that we had a right to be there. He argued the point and then went back into the church with the usher, having not been able to dislodge us.
As we folded up the banner to leave, a black woman in her 30s told us that she was a theologian and that we should not have done what we did. She said we should use blogs or some other form of communication to get our message out but not come into the church. We told her that we had used blogs, letters to the editor and visits with elected officials and that we felt that religious institutions should speak out. I told her that our visits were inspired by similar church visits made during the civil rights movement by James Foreman. She said she had to take her mother home, and we departed.
As we were leaving in Debbie's car, a New Rochelle police car arrived, driven by a lone officer. I asked Debbie to stop our car so I could ask the policeman whether someone at the church called him; and he said there was a report from the church of a disturbance. He asked Debbie for her driver's license, whether we were from New Rochelle, whether we attended Holy Family and whether we would be back to New Rochelle. Debbie told him that Ted, who had left us shortly after we came out of church, was from New Rochelle and attended the church, that we did not know whether we would be back, and that we had to be on our way.
During the service and after, I sensed that the model of Catholicism being upheld by Monsignor Berardi is one in which the Catholic Church has been known to steer through wars and social convulsions, avoiding direct, continued conflict with governmental authority. The Church message of this model is solely one of personal comfort and salvation, in line with a passage from the sermon we heard: "The peace that God gives, nothing in the world can give."
This is a model of accommodation to political and military misdeeds. This model has no place for clergy who behave like Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., when in 1967, at Riverside Church in New York City, at a gathering organized by Clergy and Laity Concerned, he challenged the US government on its pursuit of the Viet Nam War.
But there is also Salvadoran Catholic Archbishop Oscar Romero, who departed from his history of orthodoxy after the assassinations of poor people and priests by the Salvadoran military, which received support from the US. On March 23, 1980, he said in a sermon directed at Salvadoran soldiers:
"Brothers, you are from the same people; you kill your fellow peasants…No soldier is obliged to obey an order that is contrary to the will of God...I implore you – I command you in the name of God: stop the repression."
The following evening he was shot and killed by an assassin while conducting Mass.
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I have been very inspired from reading all these Church Visits.
As a result, I have done my own interactions of this type against the wars. Though I have done them in and around stores rather than churches, I emulate the same dignified spirit that comes across in the descriptions of your visits.
These kinds of interpersonal interactions, on an ongoing basis, will be required to change our war culture.
>Nick wrote: During the service and after, I sensed that the model of Catholicism being upheld by Monsignor Berardi is one in which the Catholic Church has been known to steer through wars and social convulsions, avoiding direct, continued conflict with governmental authority. The Church message of this model is solely one of personal comfort and salvation, in line with a passage from the sermon we heard: "The peace that God gives, nothing in the world can give."
They're still at it:
Benedict confirmed the "heroic virtues" of Pius — along with those of John Paul II — on Saturday, opening the door to beatification once a miracle is attributed to each. A second miracle would be required for sainthood.
The move created anger among many Jewish groups, which have argued that Pius did not speak out vocally enough against the Nazis or intervene to save Jews during World War II, and that the Vatican helped many former Nazis escape to South America after World War II.
The decision by Benedict — a German who was an unwilling member of the Hitler Youth — to move Pius closer to sainthood was the latest in a series of controversies. It came less than a year after he revoked the excommunication of a schismatic bishop who had denied the scope of the Holocaust, an act that caused the pope and the Vatican to issue a series of extensive clarifications. Benedict also upset many Jews when he did not directly mention the Nazis or Germany during a visit to the Yad Vashem Holocaust memorial in Israel in May, as John Paul II had done, although Benedict has denounced the Holocaust on many other occasions.
Even as the Vatican sought to separate the religious aspects of the beatification process from Pius's historical record, observers said that Benedict's decision to move Pius toward sainthood sent a strong message, effectively endorsing his actions....
The legacy of Pius is particularly sensitive for the Jewish community in Rome. More than 1,000 of its members were rounded up in 1943 and deported to Auschwitz. Documents in the Vatican archives indicate that Pius knew of the deportation and did not act to stop it.
No problem condemning women for their choice of medical care, though, as is the "right" of a bunch of "religious" men.
It's said that those who don't know history are condemned to repeat it. There are amazing and disconcerting parallels between what happened in Germany and what is currently happening in the US. Here's an excerpt from ConcordatWatch:
What the bishops overlooked is that the freedom and rights of the churches were inseparable from the political freedom of everyone. They seem not to have noticed that Church youth groups and clubs can only flourish if all other organisations are free to exist. They seemed to assume — in fact, perhaps even to wish — that the Catholic Church would be able to exist in freedom, even when all other social groups, the Socialists and Liberals, the Jews and Freethinkers, were eliminated. They understood freedom only as "freedom for the Truths of the Church". The professor of church law, Josef Wenner, was not unusual in the way he greeted the "Emergency Measures Act of the President of the Reich for the Protection of the German People" (of 4.2.1933). This placed the country for practical purposes under martial law and allowed Hitler to arrest members of the opposition, including faithful Catholics. Yet he applauded it as an "energetic and purposeful measure of the government for national improvement" in the "struggle against the enemies of German culture and Christian morals".
The German bishops affirmed in their "Common Pastoral Letter of the prelates of the Dioceses of Germany on the Church in the new Reich" of 3.6.1933 that:
"In our Holy Catholic Church the significance and value of authority is shown to particular advantage.... It is therefore by no means difficult for us as Catholics to appreciate the strong new emphasis on authority in the German state and to readily submit, as we denote it not only as a natural virtue, but as a supernatural one, as well.... To our great joy, the leading men of the new state have explicitly stated that they base themselves and their work on a Christian fundament. This is a solemn, public commitment that has earned the heartfelt thanks of all Catholics".
By this point many of the Nazis' political opponents of all kinds had been beaten up, had disappeared or were in "preventative detention", and the first pogroms against the Jews and the Communists had already taken place. In other words, the bishops were in a position to know exactly what "the leading men of the German state" were capable of. According to them Jews, Gypsies, homosexuals, Socialists, Bolsheviks and "Liberal decadents" had no claim to humane treatment or to freedom and the protection of the law. In this matter the bishops and broad sections of Catholics, as well as the conservative Protestant Christians were in agreement with the Nazis. The bishops appear to have hoped that the Catholic Church could be strengthened by the destruction of her traditional opponents, because she was protected by the Reichskonkordat, a pact that the Pope had signed with Hitler.


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Jun 22, 2013 at 1:05 pm #1304485
Adan LopezSpectator
@lopezLocale: San Gabriel Valley
If this is covered elsewhere, please point me to the article…Ive got oats for breakfast and pasta for dinner but during the day its mostly sandwiches, junk food, bars and nuts. I want a bit more complex carbs during the day. Got any tips? Is there a particular bar thats high in complex carbs? dried fruit? I would dig a real simple brown rice salad to go with my sandwich but I'm guessing cooked brown rice is only good for a day or two in my pack.Jun 22, 2013 at 1:15 pm #1998936
Greg MihalikBPL Member
@greg23Locale: Colorado
Oat based bars work best for me. (20 to 25 miles per day on the JMT)
I like Powerbar's Harvest line. 6+ variations on a theme that work for me. Double Chocolate, Toffee, PB, and I can't remember the others. 10 grams of protein per bar as well. Some of the others are too sweet – like Apple Cinnamon and Oatmeal Raisin. They are about 240 calories a bar, at $1 a bar at my local supermarket.
If money is no object, look at the ProBar line.
I train on the Harvest bars and then for a trip take a ProBar a day as a reward for good behavior.
Try these under stress before you buy a case.
You mention 'Junk Food". My two favorites are potato chips and Chex Party Mix Bold, in 2 ounce portions at about 300 calories. They are a nice change of pace and a good mix of salt, carbs, and fat.
If you are fastpacking, it's time to step up to maltodextrin. Google it here for details
YMMVJun 22, 2013 at 1:27 pm #1998940
Jerry AdamsBPL Member
@retiredjerryLocale: Oregon and Washington
Dried fruit
Nuts have some, but they have more fat and protein, but that could be a good thing
Legumes are good, but I think they have to be cooked. I wonder if there is a way to eat legumes that don't have to be cooked?
I'de rather eat something closer to what's harvested off a plantJun 22, 2013 at 2:34 pm #1998946
Eugene SmithBPL Member
@eugeneiusLocale: Nuevo Mexico
How long are you going to be out Adan?
Here's an ultra running concoction I'm working on, tried it once and it tasted fine:
Cooked sweet potatoes mashed up with a little coconut butter, sea salt (*very little, to taste) cinnamon, vanilla, touch of honey for added sweetness, and diced pecans. Throw it in a baggie and munch on it between meals. This should keep fine for a day or two.
If you're going the store bought route, Pro Bars are hard to beat for quality, but the steep price will blind you. Chock full of complex carbs, simple sugars, protein, etc…
Pack an avocado or two for the evening or for a twist on breakfast. Spread it on some quality crackers or crusty bread.
These aren't super light options, but whatever….Jun 22, 2013 at 3:50 pm #1998954
David W.BPL Member
@davidpcvsamoaLocale: East Bay, CA
Hi Adan,
Like Eugene, I also like Probars but not the price. Nuts are not cheap so I can understand why they cost what they do. Here is a homemade Probar recipe I have been playing around with and I have been happy with the results: Recipe
Go to a store with a good bulk foods section or Costco and stock up on ingredients. I like to make a good size batch, wrap them individually in plastic wrap and then freeze.
Enjoy!Jun 22, 2013 at 4:39 pm #1998961
Richard RenoBPL Member
@scubahhhLocale: White Mountains, mostly.
at REI, and if you spend $100 you get a $20 gift card.
Remember, though, you can only return them for a year.Jun 22, 2013 at 5:00 pm #1998966
Greg MihalikBPL Member
@greg23Locale: Colorado
Mine are on the way..
The Gift Card: Redeem 7/3/13 through 7/15/13
So be ready to spend some more….
I'll just use the card to get up $50 for free shipping on a couple more boxes.
By the time I get done the bars should be about $2.10 each.Jun 22, 2013 at 5:14 pm #1998969
spelt with a tBPL Member
@speltLocale: SW/C PA
Cooked sweet potatoes mashed up with a little coconut butter, sea salt (*very little, to taste) cinnamon, vanilla, touch of honey for added sweetness, and diced pecans. Throw it in a baggie and munch on it between meals. This should keep fine for a day or two.
I wonder if that could be dehydrated to make leather or a bar…Jun 22, 2013 at 7:32 pm #1999003
Tom KirchnerBPL Member
@ouzelLocale: Pacific Northwest/Sierra
"If you are fastpacking, it's time to step up to maltodextrin"
And even for ordinary backpacking, it's a good no muss, no fuss, no bother way to dribble in the carbs during the day. It's been my only fuel between breakfast and dinner for years now, but I don't do super mileage, either. Still, I've found it works fine for days up to 18 miles or so, which is about all I do. Word of warning:
this approach only works as long as you've got body fat to burn, and is not applicable by itself on extended hikes.
Edit: Check out Greg Gressel's posts on the subject. He's done a lot with the idea on much longer hikes than I'm talking about, and really has it dialed in.Jun 22, 2013 at 7:43 pm #1999008
Bob GrossMember
@b-g-2-2Locale: Silicon Valley
I've been experimenting with all sorts of strange backpacker calories.
I have maltodextrin, so sometimes I mix up my own version of Gatorade, but with a different octane rating and with my own flavors.
Sometimes I mix up a big bag of Chex Party Mix, and I add some maltodextrin into the melted margarine.
Sometimes I take a big bag of Ensure nutrition drink powder. I prefer it mixed with hot water as a breakfast beverage.
I generally make my own Logan Bread, which lasts for months without refrigeration.
Lately I have been trying to load up on more protein rather than carbohydrates.
–B.G.–Jun 23, 2013 at 8:56 pm #1999226
Adan LopezSpectator
@lopezLocale: San Gabriel Valley
great info thanks everybody. Dave that homemade probar recipe sounds killer, i must try that. Same with Eugene's sweet potato mix. but do you eat that like a gorp or does the honey hold it together like a soft bar? The logan bread is something i keep telling myself i should do but for whatever reason i never have. however, i have just a week to get ready so I've replaced much of my junk food with probars, dried coconut (awesome!), dried mango, and dates (also awesome!). super excited now. these plant-based carb and all the nuts are gonna work just peachy. Probars were exactly what I needed for this one, BPL to the rescue again.Jun 25, 2013 at 5:08 pm #1999731
Tim ZenSpectator
@asdzxc57Locale: MIJun 26, 2013 at 9:21 am #1999933
terry tiedemanBPL Member
Hi, I make bean dips which I then dehydrate. I make hummus, black bean cilantro lime dip, white bean dip with dill and mint and a pinto dip which is spicy. I spread on fruit roll trays and dehydrate on 135 for about 8 hours and then crumble to a powder and divide into 3/4 cup portions in baggies. On the trail I add a little water to the baggie and knead the mix and let sit for 10 minutes and then spread on crackers such as DR. Kracker seeded spelt or Mary's Gone Crackers. You would be surprised how well the dips re-hydrate and retain their flavor and how easy the whole process is if you have a dehydrator and a food processor. It is very nutritious and packs small. I always have plenty of endurance after these lunches. One tip is to add a bit extra of flavorful ingredients to the dip when you are making it so it is plenty flavorful on the trail. For example I usually double the lemon or lime or cilantro etc..
I also make granola which is an easy thing to do. I like to eat it dry as a trail mix.Jun 26, 2013 at 10:11 am #1999941
Jerry AdamsBPL Member
@retiredjerryLocale: Oregon and Washington
That's a good idea, I'll have to try that.
I have this psychological thing against bean dip, but I like refried beans which is the same, I have to get over that.
Good combination of complex carbs, protein, and fiber. Enables you to get complete set of amino acids. Not too far away from food harvested off a living thing.
That could enable me to go stoveless and save a pound, because I currently have a legume soup in evening that requires stove.
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REIGNING partypoker.com World Grand Prix champion Michael van Gerwen and Raymond van Barneveld set up an all-Dutch second round clash in Dublin with victories over John Part and Stuart Kellett on Tuesday night.
World number two van Gerwen opened the defence of his title with a brilliant 2-0 win over two-time finalist John Part, averaging 104.47 in a fine display in his first round clash in the double-start event at the Citywest Hotel.
He hit two 12-dart legs in taking the first set without reply, and though Part moved 2-1 up in the second, the Dutch star posted a key double ten to level and sealed victory in style by hitting a 180 and a 171 in a 13-darter in the set's deciding leg.
"It's a very good win for me, and to start with a 104 average is amazing," said van Gerwen. "The first set was great and I was very happy with that, but to win the game was the most important thing, and I've settled into the tournament now.
"It's good for my confidence to win this game 2-0 because John's a fabulous player and there was a lot of pressure on the game."
Van Gerwen added: "I'm really looking forward to the second round against Raymond. He beat me in the Grand Slam of Darts final last year but I've won the last few games on stage, and we always have good matches."
Van Barneveld was also a straight sets winner as he defeated Stuart Kellett, although the outcome of their game eventually hinged on the deciding leg of the first set.
The five-time World Champion had moved 2-0 up early on, only for Kellett to hit a 111 finish as he hit back to level - but he crucially missed one dart for the set at tops to allow van Barneveld to steal in on double 16.
The Dutch legend, who had won Sunday's Players Championship in Dublin as an ideal warm-up for this event, then swept through the second set without reply, hitting two 180s in a 12-darter and finishes of 118 and 94 to move into the last 16.
"I'm really happy with the win," said van Barneveld. "Every round now is like a final and I knew this wouldn't be easy because Stuart beat me two weeks ago in Germany, and I was ready for him.
"I was so comfortable in the first two legs, but Stuart played a good two or three legs, but I hit a good finish to win the first set and that was important."
World number three Adrian Lewis was a deciding-leg winner against Brendan Dolan in the night's only game which went to sudden-death.
Lewis took the first set 3-1 before the 2011 finalist hit back to level by winning the second set in five legs - but Lewis crucially took the third set's decider, hitting a key 177 in the process, as he progressed.
"It's really good to be through and I enjoyed that," said Lewis. "I think Brendan's one of the most underestimated players in the top 16 and, in my opinion, he's in the top eight so I knew how tough it would be.
"In the first couple of sets I wasn't quite getting my starting doubles but later on I started hitting tops straight off, and I'm happy with that."
Lewis now meets Justin Pipe, who overcame Andy Smith in two sets in their first round game, edging a nervy opening set 3-2 before hitting a 160 finish as he raced through the second without reply.
"The double-start is a massive challenge and it's a relief to be through," said Pipe. "My finishing was great but I wasn't as happy with my starting, and I felt that I took too long to settle in.
"I was a bit nervous, which is really strange, and I know I'll have to play better on Thursday."
Andy Hamilton, the number six seed, produced a flawless display of finishing as he hit six doubles from as many attempts in his fine 2-0 win over Kim Huybrechts.
Hamilton took out 120, 118 and 96 in taking the first set 3-1, and then finished 96 and 132 to move 2-0 up in the second, with Huybrechts' double top only stemming the tide before the UK Open finalist hit the same bed to seal a clinical win.
"I'm really pleased with that," said Hamilton, who now plays Kevin Painter. "I had to concentrate on my finishing against Kim because if you give him a chance, he's a front-runner and he likes to get on a roll.
"I had to stop his momentum, and to finish like I did shows what I can do. With how I started, he was always on the back foot and I'm happy with that.
"I'm looking forward to playing Kevin. We both love the big stage and I'm sure it will be a great game."
Painter booked his second round spot by dropping only one leg in a convincing victory over Richie Burnett, who was a semi-finalist two years ago.
"I'm delighted to get through the first round because it's a tough format and I was playing against a class player," said Painter. "You just want to get the job done, and luckily for me it went quite well.
"My starting doubles were good and that's vital in this format. I thought I played well in the first set and I did the damage there."
2012 World Grand Prix finalist Mervyn King was dumped out of the event with a straight sets loss to resurgent Wayne Jones, who only booked his place in the tournament with two recent ProTour semi-finals but completed a confidence-boosting win with a 130 checkout.
"Things have been going well for the last four weeks and, after the past eight months I've had, I'm really feeling confident and things are going well again," said Jones.
"I've won some good games, beaten some great players and got my confidence back. I've been really consistent over the last two or three weeks, and I'm absolutely delighted.
"It was totally unexpected to win in straight sets, but it was an okay performance - not great. I had a few chances and took them."
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"It's good to get through that because Ian's a good player," said Chisnall. "We both started well and scored well, and it came down to finishing in the end - we let each other in a couple of times.
"In the last three months I've practised really hard on doubles as that's what's been costing me matches, so it's good to see it pay off - and anything can happen now."
Wednesday sees the opening four games from the second round take place at the Citywest Hotel, headlined by ten-time World Grand Prix champion Phil Taylor's clash with Paul Nicholson.
Irish hero Connie Finnan, who knocked out Terry Jenkins on Monday, plays two-time winner James Wade, while number four seed Simon Whitlock takes on Ronnie Baxter and 2012 semi-finalist Wes Newton meets Gary Anderson, who had the first round's highest average.
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First Round
Wayne Jones 2-0 Mervyn King - Jones Video
Justin Pipe 2-0 Andy Smith - Pipe Video
Kevin Painter 2-0 Richie Burnett - Painter Video
Dave Chisnall 2-1 Ian White
Andy Hamilton 2-0 Kim Huybrechts - Hamilton Video
Stuart Kellett 0-2 Raymond van Barneveld - van Barneveld Video
Michael van Gerwen 2-0 John Part - van Gerwen Video
Adrian Lewis 2-1 Brendan Dolan - Lewis Video
Match Information
Wayne Jones 2-0 Mervyn King
First Set - 3-1 Jones
King made a superb start, winning the first set with a 13-darter on double 14 before Jones levelled, finishing 42 on double eight before breaking with a 180 and tops and then punishing two misses from King, at double eight, to pin double 18 for the set.
Second Set - 3-2 Jones
King hits a 180, but misses the bull to finish 90 as Jones finishes 72 on tops, before the roles are reversed in the second leg as the 2012 finalist steps in on tops to level. Jones hit a 180 and double eight to win leg three, with double 16 levelling for King as he forced a deciding leg in the set, which the Wolverhampton ace took with a brilliant 130 bullseye finish.
Justin Pipe 2-0 Andy Smith
First Set - 3-2 Pipe
Smith took the opening leg with a break of throw, only for Pipe to level and land double 16 to move ahead. Pipe missed his chance to take the set in the next, as Smith forced a decider on double eight, but the Taunton ace hit a 180 as he took the fifth leg to move a set up.
Second Set - 3-0 Pipe
Pipe lands double nine to win the opening leg, finishes a brilliant 160 to move 2-0 up in the set and then seals victory by pinning double four following misses from Smith, who only lands two from 13 finishing doubles.
Kevin Painter 2-0 Richie Burnett
First Set - 3-0 Painter
Painter makes the stronger start, winning the opening set without reply to put himself halfway to the second round, taking the opening leg on tops, breaking on double five in the second, following Burnett's missed doubles, and taking out double eight in the third, despite the Welshman landing a 180.
Second Set - 3-1 Painter
Burnett hit a 180 and finished a fine 14-darter on tops to win his first leg of the game, with Painter hitting the same bed to win the next two with 15-darters - hitting a 180 in one - as he moved 2-1 up, before sealing the win on double 12 when his opponent misses double 12 and six to keep the contest alive.
Dave Chisnall 2-1 Ian White
First Set - 3-1 Chisnall
Both players hit 180s as Chisnall takes the opening leg, before he kicks off the second with a maximum 160 and a 140 before finishing double eight to move two legs up. White hit a 180 and finished 109 to take leg three, but Chisnall took the fourth to win the second, landing a 180 and tops.
Second Set - 1-3 White
Chisnall took advantage of two misses at tops from White to win the second set's opener on double 15, before the Stoke ace levels on double 16, posts double eight to step in and win the third and the same bed to take the set 3-1.
Third Set - 3-1 Chisnall
Chisnall wins a nervy opener to the deciding set on double one, after White missed five doubles to lead, and the St Helens ace took advantage of three more misses to move 2-0 up on double five. Chisnall missed one match dart at double 16 for a 106 finish as White kept his hopes alive by hitting the same bed, but Chisnall took out 67 on tops in leg four to reach the last 16 for a second successive year.
Andy Hamilton 2-0 Kim Huybrechts
First Set - 3-1 Hamilton
Hamilton took out 120 to win the opening leg, with Huybrechts levelling by posting a 180 and a 56 finish, only for Hamilton to land a maximum and a 118 checkout to move 2-1 up before sealing the set with a 96 finish.
Second Set - 3-1 Hamilton
Hamilton's brilliant finishing continues as he wins the opening leg, despite a 180 from Huybrechts, with another 96 finish, and he then takes out 132 on the bull to move 2-0 up - remaining flawless on his winning doubles. The pair traded 180s in the third leg, as Huybrechts finished 65 on tops to hit back, but Hamilton opened the fourth with a 152 score, and hit double top to seal victory - again at the first time of asking to finish with six doubles from as many attempts.
Stuart Kellett 0-2 Raymond van Barneveld
First Set - 2-3 van Barneveld
Van Barneveld made a nerve-settling start, finishing 61 on double 18 in the first leg before doubling his lead on double eight, before Kellett broke back on double four. The debutant then finished 11 to level the set, with van Barneveld waiting on 32, and gave himself a chance to win the set in the decider - but missed a second double top when on 100, allowing the Dutchman in to finish double 16.
Second Set - 0-3 van Barneveld
The Dutchman storms through the second set, hitting two 180s in a superb 12-darter to win the opener, a 118 checkout in leg two and a 94 finish in the third leg, despite a Kellett 180, to seal a fine victory.
Michael van Gerwen 2-0 John Part
First Set - 3-0 van Gerwen
van Gerwen storms through the first set with a 109 average as he takes three successive legs, with Part hitting a 168 score to leave 16 in the opener as the Dutchman posts tops to lead, before opening the second leg with a 160 score and finishing 71 for a 12-darter, while he scores 120, 174 and takes out 107 on tops for another 12-dart leg to move ahead.
Second Set - 3-2 van Gerwen
Part capitalises on a missed double 18 from van Gerwen to lead in the second set, and though the Dutchman levels with a 13-darter, the Canadian punishes another miss by edging 2-0 up. Van Gerwen, though, hit double ten to level, and sealed victory in dramatic fashion in the set's deciding leg, scoring a 180 and 171 to leave 94, but missing double eight to allow the two-time finalist in needing 127 - only for Part to hit a treble 20 but hit treble three - not a 17 - to allow the reigning champion back in to seal the win on double four with a 104 average.
Adrian Lewis 2-1 Brendan Dolan
First Set - 3-1 Lewis
Lewis made a brilliant start with a 160 to open the match, and he also hits a 180 before finishing double two to move ahead, while a 90 checkout doubled his lead in leg two. Dolan took advantage of a slow start from the world number three by taking the third leg on double eight, but the Stoke ace sealed the set on double five in the fourth.
Second Set - 2-3 Dolan
Dolan hit a 180 and took out 74 to win the opening leg, and posted another maximum in leg two before Lewis levelled with a brilliant 151 finish. The pair then traded 64 finishes to send the set into a decider, with Lewis hitting a 177 but missing the bull for a 130 finish and two darts at double eight for the match, as Dolan hit double eight to square the contest and force a third set.
Third Set - 3-2 Lewis
Lewis opened the set with a 160 and hit double ten, before defying a 180 from Dolan in leg two by hitting a 174 score to leave double 12 for a 13-darter. Dolan took out 141 to save the game in leg three, and hit double ten to square the set and force a sudden-death leg, but Lewis scored 120, 177 and 100 in being first to a finish before landing double eight to seal victory.
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The Health and Hospitals Corporation abruptly cancelled a public hearing regarding the transfer of the Neponsit Health Center facility to the City of New York, a hearing that was to be held at the Queens Hospital Center in Jamaica on October 18 and that few Rockaway residents and officials even knew was planned to take place.
"The community board was not notified of the hearing," Jonathan Gaska, the District Manger for Community Board 14 told The Wave. "Nobody in the community was notified, not Audrey Pheffer or Joe Addabbo, nobody."
Gaska said that a local resident had noticed a small classified advertisement in The New York Daily News announcing the public hearing and called him to find out what was going on.
"If someone like him wasn't paying attention, nobody in Rockaway would have known about it," Gaska added.
Democratic District Leader Lew Simon said that he got a call as well and that he contacted LaRay Brown, the HHC's vice president.
"I gave her hell for not notifying either me or anybody else in the community about the hearing," Simon said.
Pat Marcat, a spokesperson for the Health and Hospital Corporation told The Wave, however, that the placement of advertisements detailing meetings and public hearings were placed by a service, not by the agency itself and it had no responsibility to place the notice in any specific community.
Marcat added that the hearing was cancelled to give the agency a chance to find a place "in the Neponsit area" to hold the rescheduled hearing. She said that no date and time would be set until a final decision is made on the venue.
Gaska said that the HHC no longer wants the property as a health care facility and wants to turn it over to the city. He said that the city's Economic Development Corporation has been working with the Neponsit Property Owners Association to work out a plan for single-family homes to be built on the property.
"The zoning for that piece of property is parkland," Gaska said. "It can only be used as a park or a health facility. In order to change it to R-1, the same zone that controls building in Neponsit, there would have to be an act by the State Legislature.
The city can't build any homes there without the approval of Audrey [Assemblywoman Audrey Pheffer], Malcolm [State Senator Malcolm Smith] and Michelle [Assemblywoman Michelle Titus]. The city can't pull a fast one on us without them being involved."
The facility, located at Beach 148 Street and Rockaway Beach Boulevard, was closed suddenly in September of 1998.
A Labor Day storm, the city claimed at the time, had badly weakened the buildings, making them unsafe for occupancy.
The home was completely evacuated over a two-day period without prior notice to the patients, their relatives or the staff. Residents, some of whom had lived in the building for more than fifteen years, were bussed out in the dark of night to other facilities all over the city.
One 71-year-old woman was "missing" for several days when HHC lost her transfer papers.
In March of 2000, a study conducted by experts for the City Council found that the buildings were in good structural condition and needed only minor work.
Many of the former patients joined in a lawsuit and in June of 2003 they were awarded a $5 million settlement to be spread among the 300 seniors who were moved.
At the time, there were charges that Mayor Rudy Giuliani had promised the land to a Republican contributor from the mainland, but no formal charges were ever brought in relation to the incident.
That entire incident led to a lack of trust on the part of many west end residents towards the HHC that has been exacerbated for the recent failure to notify them of the hearing.
As for the question of future notifications of hearings that involve Rockaway, Gaska says that the HHC has learned a valuable lesson.
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The boxing drought is over in Southern Arizona as the Desert Diamond Casino, in partnership with Golden Boy Promotions, presents this week's ESPN2 Friday Night Fights. In the main event, David "The Destroyer" Lopez (37-12, 25 KOs) will battle Ossie Duran (23-6-2, 9 KOs) in a ten-round middleweight contest. "It's true, boxing is back," said Treena Parvello, Director of Marketing and Public Relations for the Tohono O'odham Gaming Enterprise. "I am glad that the Desert Diamond can showcase David "The Destroyer" Lopez as he continues his rampage on the road to becoming a world champion!" The co-main event features the 2000 Junior Olympics bronze medalist Hector "El Flaco" Sanchez (17-0, 8 KOs) against former world champion DeMarcus "Chop Chop" Corley (33-10-1, 19 KOs) in an eight-round welterweight bout. Also in action are 2004 Olympian Rock Allen (14-0, 7 KOs) and lightweight prospect Hylon Williams (8-0, 3 KOs). Several more bouts featuring top local talent from the Southwest are scheduled.
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David Lopez 154 1/2 vs. Ossie Duran 154 1/2
Hector Sanchez 140 1/4 vs. DeMarcus Corley 141
Rock Allen 141 3/4 vs. Adan Hernandez
Hylon Williams 135 1/2 vs. Derrick Moon 135 1/4
Eric Woods 245 1/2 vs. Andrae Carthron 220 1/2
Karl Dargan 136 1/2 vs. Rudy Valdez 139 1/2
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ALTOONA (AP) — Eight of 12 students arrested and charged with rioting at a Penn State satellite campus apartment building have waived preliminary hearings in hopes of having rioting charges dismissed in favor of a probation-without-verdict program that will enable their records to be expunged.
The attorney for one man, Kevin Nelson, 19, alleges his client was just sitting on a porch and was wrongly accosted by police. He intends to fight the charges and investigate whether police used excessive force.
But three other Penn State-Altoona students arrested April 6 are expected to try to resolve their charges, too, but had their Thursday hearings postponed.
Logan Township police say about 800 people were drinking and dancing outside the Nittany Pointe apartments when police declared it a riot after liquor bottles were thrown at a police car.
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Now that the coolant is drained and radiator is removed, now its time to reinstall the new mounting plate and drain plug piece. If you dont do this, the radiator will just start pissing coolant everywhere (ask me how I know)
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The new part, notice its shorter and comes with a new drain plug screw
Comparing old and new, notice the new one is shorter for the new mounting plate and the old one is longer. Well if you were to keep the old one in, the radiator would just piss out coolant.
Refilling with coolant and distilled water. Make sure you have the heater set on high and full blast when performing this.
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Family Day At Bayswater Park
By Gary G. Toms
On July 19, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., the Rockaway Children's Network, in conjunction with the City of New York Parks and Recreation, will sponsor the second annual "Rockaway Family Day Picnic." The festival will take place at Bayswater State Park, located at Bay 32 Street and Beach Channel Drive in Far Rockaway.
The event, billed as a show of unity and love for the community, will offer free food, music and entertainment, games and many other fun-filled activities for children and adults. Community representatives, business leaders and elected officials are expected to join in the celebration.
"This is our second annual event, and the reason we started this was to bring together agencies and families to effectively address their concerns. We want to continue the program on an annual basis, and we would like to take this opportunity to thank Parks Department officials and the staff at the Sorrentino Center for their support," said James Brock Harris, of the Administration for Child Services.
Some of the other sponsors for this year's bash include the Addabbo Family Center, Harlem Dowling Westside Center, Jewish Care of Long Island, Safe Space, Little Flower Children's Services, St. Mary's Children & Family, the Administration for Child Services (External Affairs/NBS, DCP and FPP), the Project for Rockaway Youth in Safety and Education, VIP Health Care Services and the Rockaway Children's Committee.
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Installation & recycling
Remove and recycle your old appliance
To save you the hassle we can take away and recycle your old appliance, along with any packaging when we deliver your new one.
Just add the service at the 'Confirm basket' page, charge applies.
Note: You will need to disconnect your old product before we arrive unless you have purchased installation. If you're having a refrigeration unit removed, please defrost it before we arrive.
Product protection
For peace of mind our Care Plan service protects your cooker if it develops a fault or breaks down, even as the result of a mishap. Additional benefits include:
- 14 day repair promise
- No extra costs
- Unlimited repairs
- An annual service clean
Just add 'Care Plan' at the basket page or ask in store for details; charges apply. Customers selecting a monthly Care Plan will have the payment debited from their chosen card every month.
Learn more about the benefits of our Cooker Care Plan.
Important information and exclusions
Compare prices of extended warranties for electrical goods at www.compareextendedwarranties.co.uk from any internet enabled mobile device, smart phone, PC or laptop.
14 day repair promise starts from when we collect your item or when you drop your item to one of our stores.
We can't split orders across different towns or postcodes, so please either:
- Change the location for this new selection to , OR
- Change location for the item(s) already in your basket to
- June
Click on 'Add to basket'