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George Jones tribute concert to include more than 70 performers
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Vince Gill, Craig Morgan, and Gretchen Wilson are on board for the upcoming George Jones tribute concert.
The late country legend's wife, Nancy Jones, has unveiled what she's calling the "full performer list" for "Playin' Possum: The Final NO Show," which has grown to more than 70 artists.
The extensive lineup also features new Country Music Hall of Fame inductee Bobby Bare and other veteran stars including Little Jimmy Dickens, Jeannie Seely, and Stonewall Jackson. Brad Paisley, Eric Church, Alan Jackson, Blake Shelton, and Miranda Lambert are just a few of the many other artists confirmed for the show. Nancy adds that "some surprise guests" will also appear.
She also admits that the concert "might be long" but she doesn't think the audience will mind, since they "will witness the best musical tribute Nashville has ever seen."
The sold-out "Playin' Possum: The Final NO Show" will take place at Nashville's Bridgestone Arena on November 22nd - the date that was supposed to be Jones' final Nashville concert.
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I'm one of those weird people who loves to at ice cream at any point in the year. Despite the cold weather I've been making the most of Sainsbury's recent offers selling off various Ben and Jerry's and Haagen-Dazs ice creams at a knock down price.
Generally I've been lucky in my choices and picked flavours that it turns out my partner doesn't like meaning I've managed to have full tubs to my self but my ran out recently when I purchased a tub of Haagen-Dazs Strawberry Cheesecake for £2.22 (yes I know, bargain!) and found out that the other half liked it just as much as me.
Haagen-Dazs is seen as one of the premier ice cream brands and the inflated prices, that match Ben and Jerry's, and although I hate saying this it's with good reason. The ice cream has used top of the range ingredients since the company was formed way back in the 1960's. The costly ingredients have see the product having not only a premium price but also a premium quality which sees the flavours really standout whilst the texture is smooth and the ice cream seems to melt gently in your mouth.
In the case of this particular flavour the ice cream has in bits of actual cheesecake in it (sadly my girlfriend has been picking out the cake bits because she's a pain in the backside) with a strawberry flavoured swirl through out the ice cream. The combination of strawberry, cheesecake and ice cream shouldn't work I admit but yet it's an amazing combination that sees the ice cream melting in your mouth around the biscuit whilst your tongue is pleasured by the strawberry flavour.
Although the pot is small at just 500ml it's an enjoyable amount that can either be eaten with a movie or a sports event or spread over a few nights (at least if your eating it solo...) though it should only be treat as a treat (unless you can often get it at £2.22).
With an RRP of around £4.45 it's a product that I'd love to buy at full price though sadly can't excuse myself for spending so much on ice cream. At £2.22 however the product is an ideal weekly treat instead of a bottle of premium beer or a magazine.
Yeah it's not the healthiest snack out there but in terms of flavour and quality there really is very little out there that matches this creamy delight...now I just need to find a place in my freezer to hide it!
This ice cream is delicious with strawberries, it complements them perfectly.
The main ice cream is wonderfully creamy cheesecake flavoured (very much like a luxurious vanilla but faintly cheesecakey) and it has swirls of strawberry sauce (not loads of it so if it's the strawberry you're after this isn't the ice cream for you). It also has big yummy pieces of biscuit (like a cheesecake base), this is my favourite part of the ice cream and all the ingredients together give it a lovely pleasing texture
Clearly it's hardly health food - high in sugar, calories and fat but then that's no surprise - this is yummy ice cream not carrots!
I always think Haagen Daz is overpriced and rarely buy it but this tub was free (long story) and I can see why people do buy it. At the time of writing the cheapest 500ml tub available from one of the big 5 supermarkets is £4.25.
The best advice I can give is not to eat from a 500ml tub, put some in a bowl or you'll eat it all and have to diet for the next 6 months!
I first came across Haagen-Dazs Strawberry Cheesecake Flavour Ice Cream when one of my friends bought it round when we were having a DVD night and to be honest, nearly every time I settle down for the evening to watch a DVD, this ice cream comes out.
About Haagen-Dazs
Haagen-Dazs is unsurprisingly an American Brand and wasn't actually available to buy in the UK until 1987. Haagen-Dazs actually only started out with three flavours: vanilla, chocolate and coffee. With these flavours being so popular the brand quickly developed, with them producing a wider variety of flavours for the consumer to choose between.
This ice cream comes in a standard ice cream thick cardboard container which holds 500ml. The lid is also made of cardboard and pop off fairly easily (although can sometimes be difficult if you try to open it straight from the freezer as the lid tends to freeze to the tub!). The tub itself is red and gold in colour which is Haagen-Dazs colours. The lid is black and so is the band that runs around the middle of the tub. The Haagen-Dazs logo is written on the front of the tub, and the flavour is written on the black band. There is also a picture of a few strawberries on the front.
I tend to buy this ice cream at Tesco where it costs £3.78 for a 500ml tub so compared to other ice creams, it's a bit more expensive but worth every penny. Occasionally I will buy this ice cream at my local Blockbuster when I am renting a movie and here a 500ml tub costs £5.
Upon opening the tub, you can see the strawberry and cheesecake pieces mixed in with the ice cream. The ice cream itself is vanilla and is a pale sort of beige colour. The ice cream is very creamy I should imagine that just the ice cream alone without the piece would be very yummy.
The strawberry pieces are also very tasty and actually taste like real strawberries as appose to strawberry flavouring like a lot of other ice creams use. The strawberry pieces are squashed so actually look more like jam once you find it within the ice cream and quite often you can find some large chunks of strawberry and when eaten with this ice cream, it is just delicious.
The final ingredient in this ice cream is the biscuit bits which are meant to resemble the base of a cheesecake. There are by far my favourite bits. According to Haagen-Dazs these biscuit pieces are 'pecan nut cookie pieces' but I don't think they really taste like Pecan. To me, they taste very similar to Shortbread. I half expected the biscuit piece to be soggy, after all, they have been sitting in the ice cream but I was very pleased to find that the biscuit pieces are very crunchy and very tasty.
Overall, I think all the ingredients work really well together, the creamy ice cream contrasts really well with the strawberries as they are slightly tangy and the crunchy biscuits make a very nice change for ice cream as it gives it texture as appose to just eating the ice cream, you actually have little pieces that you can chew on.
I did a bit of research to try and find out how many varieties of ice cream Haagen-Dazs produce but unfortunately, I was unable to find any figures. I can tell you that they certainly produce a wide range of ice creams. The thing I like about Haagen-Dazs (as well as Ben and Jerry's) is that they experiment with their ice cream and rather then producing just bog standard flavours such as chocolate strawberry and vanilla, they mix ingredients into the ice cream that you would expect. A few example of their ice cream range include flavours such as Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough, White Chocolate Raspberry and Chocolate Peanut Butter.
As well as producing ice cream, Haagen-Dazs also do a large range of sorbet, light ice cream, ice cream bars, reserves and frozen yoghurt.
I would 100% recommend this ice cream. If you have never tried Haagen-Dazs then you have no idea what you are missing. The ice cream, even the normal flavours such as strawberry and chocolate are so creamy that they really stand apart from other brands of chocolate.
The ingredients that Haagen-Dazs mix in with the ice cream really provide that little something extra.
There are only really two downsides to this ice cream - one being the price and the other being that a 100ml of ice cream (a fifth of the tub!) will give you 226 calories and 16 grams of fat so this is extremely fattening.
This my absolute favourite ice cream combination of all time and the only flavour that had me salivating like a mad dog upturning all the inferior varieties in Morrison's freezer compartment last night!
The ice cream itself is of that heavenly white consistency that assails the taste buds in the most glorious way possible. When this is augmented with a swirl of delectable strawberry sauce and a crunch of shortcake then the opposing flavours and brands may as well throw in the white towel . Of course not everyone welcomes the interruption of biscuity type lumps in their ice cream, my wife included, but for me this combination is absolutely peerless. The strawberry swirl makes up 14% with 8% cookies.
This product comes in a 550ml/450g cardboard tub, capped by a plastic lid. The tub is recyclable, the lid not so. The tub is adequately labelled in a variety of languages and contains ingredients, nutrition, and allergen and contact information. The allergens are helpfully detailed in bold type. The back label carries the Green Dot symbol which signifies the manufacturer's commitment to recyclable packaging.
Fresh cream, sugar, condensed skimmed milk, strawberry puree, egg yolk, wheat flour, cream cheese, (milk, cream, cheese culture, salt) butter,, raspberry purees, vegetable oil, lemon juice, natural flavourings, molasses, gelling agent,: pectin, salt,. Raising agent: sodium bicarbonate. .
Nutritional Information
Per 100 ml - energy 979kj/234kcal, protein 3.3g, carbohydrate 25.2 g fat 13.4g.
Allergy Advice
Contains milk,egg and wheat ingredients
Once thawed do not refreeze. Keep frozen under -18 °c. The ice cream is usually quite hardened when you take it out of the freezer so may take a few minutes to thaw a little. You may find the tub quite sickly if you try to eat the whole tub so it may be best to try and decant the required potion into a dish so the rest can be replaced without thawing, as per instruction.
Contact Advice
0800 125556 UK only
WWW haagen-dazs.co.uk
Cost and availability
This is quite expensive at £3.99 for a 550ml tub. However, I bought mine at Morrison's for just £1.99 9while stocks last). As mentioned earlier I had to dig deep to get the last Strawberry Cheesecake. Mind you there were plenty of 'Cookies and Cream', 'Bailey's' and 'Dulce Con Leche' flavours left.....need I say more?
Haagen Dazs is one of the most popular premium ice cream brand along with Ben and Jerrys. This the Strawberry Cheesecake version is my joint favourite ice cream along with Chocolate Fudge Brownie by their rival and I have tried quite a few of the Haagen Dazs range.
You can buy Haagen Dazs in many places. The supermarkets will always be the cheapest but you can also get it at the cinema, with your takeaway pizze, at Blockbuster and so on.
They come in two sizes, the mini tub which you may see in a fridge at your local Vue cinema and the standard 500ml pot which can be found in supermarket freezers.
Prices tend to be around the £4 mark for a 500ml pot but currently Sainsbury's is selling them at half price so now's a good time to buy. Each pot has a protective wrap for hygiene purposes under the lid. The pot looks much the same as the picture but for the picture on the front is now a slice of cheesecake and there is a Wimbledon promotion being advertised on the side.
This ice cream has everything you would find in a strawberry cheesecake. The ice cream is as you would expect from Haagen Dazs very thick and creamy which means it takes about ten of fifteen minutes to thaw so you have to leave it for a while or end up with bent spoons like me. However, they really seem to have got the creamy cheese cake incuredibly accurate and I feel I would enjoy the pot even if the shortcake and strawberry weren't there.
The strawberry runs in swirls all through the ice cream and they aren't stingy with them at all. They aren't sharp and artificial like some strawberry desserts nor do they taste like fresh strawberries. They do taste like what you'd find on a cheesecake.
The shortcake is of no particlar note. It makes a nice change of texture and is lovely and crumbly but it is just standard shortcake base, though lovely.
I find this incredibly moreish, really nice on a warm summer evening like today and it's so hard to restrain yourself with this, it really is delicious.
Highly recommended!
Haagen Dazs know how to make seriously good ice-cream.
The strawberry cheesecake comes in different sizes, but I'm reviewing the large 500ml tub.
The tub is plastic with a lift off lid. It has a picture of a slice of strawberry cheesecake on the front and the ingredients and nutritional information on the back - including (in very small writing) the calorie content. Brace yourselves, you wouldn't want to eat a whole tub in one go as it would be a whopping 1170 calories and 67g of fat!
However, as it tastes so delicious, if you just plan to eat a regular serving then it's worth the indulgence in my opinion.
When you lift off the lid, the tub has a cellophane seal on it that has to be torn off.
The base ice cream is vanilla and very thick, sweet and creamy. Scattered generously throughout the ice-cream are large chunks of cheesecake biscuit and thick swirls of strawberry ripple.
It is very very sweet so I find that about a quarter of a tub is about the right size for a serving.
I've served this ice cream at dinner parties. If you put it in a posh dish with some slices of fresh strawberries it looks and tastes great.
At £3.99 for a 500ml tub it is quite expensive, but it's regularly on offer in all the major supermarkets - sometimes priced as low as £1.99 at which price it's a deliciously decadent bargain
The first good spell of sunny weather meant only one thing in our household: Ice Cream. Never ones to miss an opportunity Tesco have cleared a whole end-aisle freezer compartment and stuffed it full of choice picks and amongst them, on half-price offer are Haagen Daz.
For your money you can pick up a 500ml of Haagen Daz's Strawberry Cheesecake Ice cream for just £1.99 and this is what I will be reviewing here, other flavours are available in the ongoing (until 03/05/2010) offer include Baileys and Cookie Dough but as Strawberry is my favourite flavour this is what we picked up.
My tub is similar to the one pictured and I'm sure the majority of readers will be familiar with the colour and design of the packaging so no real need to describe, the one thing to point out though is that although dooyoo have listed the product as 'Strawberry Cheesecake' the actual picture above is for 'Strawberry Shortcake' I don't know if these are separately available products or if the product is the same but with a different name but do be aware that the tub does say "Strawberry Cheesecake"
That out of the way I can get down to the good part now; the taste. Removing the plastic top and peeling off the protective film the first thing I noticed was that the ice cream came all the way to the top of the tub. How annoying is it sometimes when you buy a product to find wasted space in packaging? Crisp manufacturers are particularly bad for this with half the bag being filled with air whilst a meagre amount of product sits uninspiringly at the bottom of the bag. Rest assured with Haagen Daz you get a completely full tub of ice cream and the handy tub is ready to be dug into with a spoon, or if you are more refined you can dispense some into a separate bowl. Being far from refined I grabbed my spoon and got stuck in.
The texture of the ice cream is smooth and creamy and my spoon slid through the ice cream with the minimal amount of effort, dotted around the white ice cream are chunks of cheesecake biscuit base and a swirl of red, strawberry sauce. The taste is sublime! the strawberry sauce is sweet and on the sticky side which blends perfectly with the ice cream itself and the biscuity texture of the cheesecake base gives a contrast to the smoothness of the cream and strawberry. Together the three main components work incredibly well and the only bad thing about this is the fact that once I start eating it I find it very hard to stop!. I'm not sure why it is called 'cheesecake' though as the only flavours I can detect personally are the strawberry and the biscuit base, the cheesecake itself isn't really evident but that it by no means a criticism - it is most certainly moreish and incredibly tempting though and this is by far my own personal favourite flavoured ice cream and makes for a decadent treat every now and then especially when the sun is shining outside.
I will assume that readers will know that ice cream isn't health food so the calorie and fat content shouldn't come to that much of a surprise when you discover that 100ml of Haagen Daz's Strawberry Cheesecake Ice cream will provide 234 calories and 13.4 grams of fat. Certainly not something to overindulge in if you are conscious about your calorie intake but when the mood takes you and only ice cream hits the spot you may as well eat a premium brand who's flavours are as close to authentic as you can get and who's taste is really second-to-none.
An ideal summertime/hot weather treat; Ice cream is a firm favourite in our household and whilst Tesco are running their half price offer it will be a purchase that we make on a regular basis so that we have a (un)healthy supply in our freezer. Highly recommended by me, Strawberry Cheesecake flavoured Haagen-Daz ice cream gets a perfect 5/5 dooyoo star rating.
Thanks for reading my review.
Strawberry cheesecake is my favourite type of cheesecake; and cheesecake is one of my favourite desserts. I also love ice creams so when I have seen Haagen Dazs Strawberry Cheesecake Ice Cream on offer in my local supermarket, I didn't hesitate and I bought it.
It comes in a 500ml cardboard tub (the same sort of tub Ben & Jerry's come, just the design is different). It has a red colour with a bit of gold and a tempting picture of strawberries and cheesecake.
When you open it, you will find a white ice cream that has bits and bobs of cheesecake in it. It does have quite a lot of strawberry jam and digestive biscuits that blend perfectly well with the ice cream, giving a not very strong, but still distinctive, strawberry cheesecake flavour. The ice cream is sweet, but not sickly sweet; it is also rich, extremely creamy and smooth. I was worried that it would have too much strawberry jam (what happens with some cheesecakes...) but it has just the right amount (I am wondering how they do that). It has just become one of my favourite ice creams (I hadn't tried it before) so if you like strawberry cheesecake and good ice cream, this is something for you.
Unfortunately, this yummy and lovely ice cream comes at a price. One big (500ml) tub costs around £4 whereas a small one (135 ml) costs something like £1.4. I am usually searching for offers (last time I got them half price).
100 ml serving (a fifth of a big tub) will provide you with 236 calories and 13.6g of fat (including 8.4g of saturated fat). Enjoy!
This is ice cream heaven! Seriously. Its amazing.
Haagen Datz is an American brand that originated in New York (apparently the name was created to just make Americans think that it was Scandinavian). They make ice cream that is sold in round cup shaped tubs. They are renowned for their amazing flavours and delicious texture.
The strawberry cheesecake flavour is my favourite, it is outstanding. The
ice cream is vanilla (ish) and is lovely and creamy, and if you leave it to
melt for a few minutes it is lovely and soft and so easy to scoop onto the
spoon. It has strawberry sauce and flavouring running through the ice
cream, and it also has chunks of biscuit pieces sprinkled in like the
cheesecake base. Yum!
I tastes so good that you just know it cant be good for you - and sadly, it
isn't. Each tub contains about 600 calories and a whopping 30g of fat!
Luckily, this is expensive and costs about £3.99 per tub in most
supermarkets (although occasionally you can drop on a two for £5 deal) -
which means this rarely makes it into my weekly shop and it is only an
occasional treat!
Go hunt this out in the freezer section on the next visit to the supermarket!
My family love haagen dazs and I usually have stock on freezer but doesn't last very long. It's not pretty the right time to review an ice cream but it's the only one I can think of reviewing since my little one did'nt leave me alone until he had his treat so we popped up to tesco because my little one really fancy eating his favourite icecream which is the strawberry cheesecake from haagen dazs. As we arrived I saw different ice cream on offer so I tried to convince him to get the carte d'or because it's half price but it actually did'nt work. He knew exactly where to get it and It really brighten up his day.
A brand of ice cream which was established by Reuben and Rose Mattus in the Bronx, New York, in 1961. Starting with only three flavours vanilla, chocolate, coffee and now has different kind of flavour, ranging from Bailey's Irish Cream, Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough, Pistachio and Strawberry Cheesecake. Every now and then they also offer special limited edition, which is quite hard to find.
£1.35 /small pot
£3.86 /500ml tub
I don't want to spoil you while indulging yourself with this lovely treat but here's a brief info about calories 239cal/100ml and fat levels 14.4g/100ml. If you can resist the temptation, try not to finish the large tub in one go. Well, It's just a reminder.
The tub is exactly the same as the photo and it's easy to open. The ice cream is in pale creamy colour of vanilla blended into a small amount of cream cheese that creates a delicate but distinctive flavour of cheesecake. It has a smooth, creamy texture. It was perfectly enjoyable because it evoked the flavour of strawberry cheesecake, but had far less strawberry and not overly sweet. It taste like cheesecake with chunks of soft, sweet biscuity cheesecake scattered. This is definitely one of the richer ice creams I've tried.
If you love cheesecake, and this is for you! I would highly recommend Häagen-Dazs strawberry cheesecake because of it's great quality, availability and lovely flavour. There are a dozen of choices that would cost less but it's cheap soft-scoop strawberry ice cream that tastes nothing close to this flavour. For me, It's actually one of the best ice cream even if it's quite expensive. Well, having them once in a while would'nt hurt your pocket that much because I think it's all worth it. Really amazing cheesecake ice cream and probably one of the richest taste experiences you could ever have.
Thank you for reading ;-D
Haagen Dazs is a 'super premium' ice cream, hailing from the United States. By super premium, I mean that it is highly dense, with barely any air mixed in during its creation, resulting in purer ice cream. There are also no emulsifiers or stabilisers in the product - the makers opt to use egg yolks and butter fat instead. The result of all this is a really, really thick ice cream, that takes forever to melt, and takes a real effort to get your spoon into it!
This is not a bad thing though, as when you do manage to get through it in its fully frozen state, you are rewarded with one of the richest taste experiences in ice cream that you are likely to find. The flavours are intense, and the ice cream is smooth and perfectly creamy. Unlike ice creams such as Walls, which is lighter and much more.... fluffy, Haagen Dazs is like velvet in your mouth. This thickness and density mean that even though the tubs are fairly small compared to the competition, it will take you forever to get through them!
Fortunately, this ends up being one of the brands saving graces, due to the high cost of the ice cream. I know there are usually offers on in the supermarket, but Haagen Dazs can be extremely expensive, with the large size tub costing well upward of £4. I've never bought the small tubs in the cinema, but I shudder to think how expensive they are.
The taste combinations of the vast directory of flavours make it all worthwhile though. You can get pretty much any kind of flavour, ranging from Bailey's Irish Cream, to Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough, to Pistachio and Strawberry Cheesecake. Every now and then you get special limited edition varieties such as Sticky Toffee Pudding, but these can be quite hard to find.
The Strawberry Cheesecake variety tastes just like cheesecake. You even get chunks of soft, sweet biscuity cheesecake base scattered throughout the ice cream, which I tend to aim for! Then throughout the vanilla ice cream, which has a hint of the cheesecake flavour, you get vast swirls of strawberry sauce, which is so sweet and flavoursome it is amazing. The cheesecake variety is without a doubt my favourite - it is one of the tastiest ice creams you will ever have!
I had always heard so much about then famous brand of Haagen Dazs and was curious to know what was so great about their ice creams. While I was going for all the local brands and found the ice creams wuite good, I was intrigued and wanted to try this just once.
Well, on browsing their varieties I found the strawberry cheese cake the best, more so because I am a big fan of strawberry flavours especially if they are using fresh strawberrys or the extract.
The ice cream was allright and my tub contained 100 ml of it. It cam ein for around 1.5 punds which I found rather expensive. It was an attractive carton tub with pictures of fresh strawberries and cheese cake on it. I simply love cheese cake so I counldn't have chosen anything different for a flavour. The tub opens easily by pulling out the lid. You may have as much as you want and save the rest for later. Trust me, it's quite a bit of calories when you get to counting !!!
The texture is great, it's creamy and think with a rich taste of cheese cake, strawberry sauce and cookies. You can see the strawberry swirls and the cookie bits right in there. It's no doubt very tempting.
I would say that if you can get any other brand for the same flavour and cheaper, you should go in for that because Haagen Dazs is really cashing in on their name and the price for the ice cream is just not justified.
Thanks for reading !
Haägen-Dazs ice cream is one of my favourites (together with Ben & Jerry's) and I love trying out all the different flavours. One of the best is the Haägen-Dazs Strawberry Cheesecake. Ben & Jerry's also do a strawberry cheesecake flavour, but Haägen-Dazs is much better (probably because I find the Ben & Jerry's version too spicy).
Haägen-Dazs Strawberry Cheesecake has a nice creamy texture with a subtle strawberry flavour. Adding to this delicious flavour are bits of cookie pieces and strawberry sauce. Yummy! I have always loved all things strawberry and this is one of the best.
This is quite a solid ice cream so I always leave the tub on the kitchen counter for a few minutes before scooping some into a bowl.
The packaging of Haägen-Dazs Strawberry Cheesecake is the standard classic tub made of cardboard and a plastic lid. The tub is mainly dark red in colour with gold detailing and a picture of a slice of strawberry cheesecake.
As far as nutritional value goes: per 100ml you get 239 calories with a fat content of 14.4g (saturates are not specified). Haägen-Dazs is quite expensive at £3,86 per 500ml tub.
Haagan Daz Strawberry Cheesecake is a first class ice cream, which should only be had on special events. It's quite a premium ice cream, similar to Ben & Jerrys but more posh. You can either get a 100ml tub for around £1.30 or a large 500ml tub for around £3.88. It's not the cheapest ice cream but it is definitely the best tasting by far!
The tubs are red and gold with the bottom half being red. There is an image of strawberry cheesecake in the middle of the tub along with an image of a strawberry. The flavour is on the bottom half and a fancy gold design on a slant surrounds the Haagan Daz logo. The plastic lid is gold too and easily comes off to reveal a covering for the ice cream.
In the small 100ml tubs, you get a spoon in there, which can be used. The ice cream has an off-white appearance with red bits of strawberry in it. The strawberry bits are actually authentic and taste really sweet, which goes very well with the creamy delicious ice cream. The ice cream is of great quality and a perfect texture after being in a freezer at around -18°C.
The ice cream is really smooth and creamy and contains bits in it. The first bits are strawberry, which taste like sweet fresh strawberry and contrast very nicely with the ice cream. The other bits are bits of shortbread, which tastes delicious too. The ice cream isn't great if you have sensitive teeth like me (to cold things) so you have to eat it with care but the taste is out of this world! It's a luxurious ice cream that I'd highly recommend.
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Dan ©
Today me and Monkey Peter try some Haagan Dazs Strawberry Cheesecake Ice Cream. We eat it & we do some other adult type activities with it and we enjoy it very much.
It is very cheap this ice-cream if one of you distracts the shop owner whilst the other smuggles it out in their trousers. Usually I am the one to get the cold gonads whilst Monkey Peter amuse the shop man with tales of the circus and by showing off his scars.
The taste of this ice-cream is very much like strawberry that has been in a mans pants but that may be down to the method of transport.
We like the ice cream so much that Monkey Peter wrote a poem about it and I wrote a rhyme.
Rather than share the story of our ice-cream based sexual gratification which also involved Vinegar Jenny, 4 hostages, an avocado and a recording of Harry Seacombe singing Abide With Me (played at 45 rpm instead of the recommended 33) I will share the poems that the ice cream inspired as we don't want to offend any munchkin types.
Here is Monkey Peters poem:
I lick the ice cream
Sometime the ice cream licks back
It puddles on the floor
It trickles down my back
With berry and cheese
It tickles me with ease
But sometimes leaves me sticky
So I go out and punch someone.
Here is mine rhyme:
Life is very silly
It May just be a dream
If it is I want to wake up
And have some nice Ice Cream
Life is quite upsetting
It sometimes makes me cry
When I'm at a low ebb
Then ice cream I will buy
Life can be depressing
Sometimes not very nice
But to make me laugh
I'll have some nice creamed ice
When I'm ready to die
I'll hang myself from a beam
But before I do
I'll have some nice ice buns
Do you see what I did there? You thought I was gonna finish with ice cream again but as nice as ice cream is it not as good as ice bun.
Haagan Dazs Strawberry Shortcake Ice-Cream is available to buy from all major stockists though you are advised to avoid those shops frequented by Abaci as you don't know where the ice-cream has been.
Haagan Dazs ice cream comes in many flavours,(yes, more than 3) and whilst it is not the cheapest ice cream to buy it is one of the nicest.
Haagan Dazs ice cream also contains calories but if you think I'm going to count them you are crazy man.


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Alwar is a city and administrative headquarters of Alwar District in the state of Rajasthan, India. lwar is nestled between a cluster of small hills Rajasthan Aravalli range. Perched on the most prominent of these hills is a massive ancient fort that whispers tales of the rich history of the city. Apart from its long history, the city has a rich natural heritage with some beautiful lakes and picturesque valleys thickly wooded in parts. Some of the finest varieties of birds and animals are spotted here. Alwar has one of the finest wildlife sanctuaries in Rajasthan - Sariska, which is an excellent tiger country. If you are looking for car rental Alwar let us know and we will be happy to provide you with best budgeted deals for . Book cabs in Alwar


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Hostess Brands Inc., based in Irving, TX, has been filing the bids for its brands in stages. It announced earlier this week that McKee Foods, the maker of Little Debbie snacks is the stalking horse bidder for its Drake's snack cake brand and Portland, OR-based United States Bakery is the lead bidder for four of its bread products. In early January, Hostess picked Flowers Foods as the lead bidder for Wonder and other bread brands.
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Crain, a Riverside police officer, was gunned down by fired Los Angeles Police Department Officer Christopher Dorner on Feb. 7 and MacKay, a San Bernardino County sheriff's deputy was killed Feb. 12 during a shootout with Dorner in the San Bernardino Mountains.
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While Star Lotulelei's path to the NFL has certainly hit a road block after tests on Sunday revealed a heart condition, it is too early to know just how serious a situation it is and whether his pro career is in jeopardy, according to David Petron, the team physician for University of Utah athletic teams.
Petron, who could not speak specifically about Lotulelei's case due to privacy concerns, said a number of factors could explain the results of an echocardiogram such as that performed Sunday on Lotulelei at the NFL scouting combine. The test revealed Lotulelei's left ventricle is pumping at 44 percent efficiency compared with the normal range of 55 to 70 percent.
Everything from a false test result to a previous heart attack to an abnormally sized heart could result in lower outputs.
"A lot more tests need to be done," Petron said. "Typically in that situation, someone will undergo an MRI or stress echo test to see how the heart reacts to exercise. Sometimes they start pumping normally."
Lotulelei, projected to be one of the first players taken in the 2013 NFL Draft, sat out other physical tests at the combine but is expected to participate in all tests at Utah's pro day on March 20.
Petron said most schools don't include echocardiograms in their general physical assessments because the tests are expensive. Often, other indicators signal possible problems, leading to further testing.
Lotulelei had no such indicators during his standout career at Utah. He made six All-America teams as a senior and was a first-team all-Pac-12 Conference player. The nose tackle finished with 42 tackles, including a team-high 11 tackles for loss and five sacks in 2012.
He also had four pass breakups, four fumble recoveries and three forced fumbles.
"Normally if someone has a condition like that, there will be shortness of breath, chest pains or something like that," Petron said. "Even if there is a positive in a test, it doesn't mean a pathology is there."
Edward Ganellen, a cardiologist at St. Mark's Hospital, also cautioned against jumping to conclusions, pointing out that the low output could be caused by a virus, among other things.
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Ganellen said patients with the condition in Lotulelei's range typically are treated with medication.
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The exact numbers of those arrested were not immediately available over the weekend.
More than 80 law enforcement authorities participated in the proactive gang sweep which mimics the successful Operation Desert Heat of 2008.
San Bernardino County Sheriff's Victorville station hosted the operation though officers from various agencies, including Fontana, San Bernardino, Rialto, Upland, California Parole and San Bernardino County Probation participated in the sweep, officials said.
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The e-book reader uses a 6-inch SiPix EPD with capacitive touch function, 16 grayscale, and 800x600 resolution. The product supports e-book formats of ePub, PDF, HTML, and txt.
The maker and the vendor are both members of the BenQ Group, which also includes LCD panel maker AU Optronics (AUO). AUO is a major shareholder of SiPix.
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Game on
Those who reguarly read this blog know that I'm not a gamer. Well into my sixth decade, my strong suit includes games that involve letters etched on wooden tiles, and my hand-eye coordination is limited to waving arm movements to accompany a full-throated, "Get off my lawn!"
Regardless, I do recognize the contributions that games make to the digital performance of hardware, and the subsequent technological advances to hardware. It's a lot like the technological advances and developments in auto racing finding themselves worthy by automotive engineers to be included in passenger cars somewhere down the line.
So back in August when Gabe Newell said that Valve was going to bring Left 4 Dead 2 — which to me sounds like a final score: Left 4 Dead 2, Left advances (but never mind) — to Linux and called Windows 8 "a catastrophe for everyone in the PC space," I would say that he would know.
According to a blog item by Adrian Kingsley-Hughes back in the summer, Kinglsey-Hughes writes that "Newell believes that the roadblock keeping gamers away from adopting Linux as their operating system of choice is a lack of games for the platform, so his company plans to bring a selection of titles — including the popular Left 4 Dead 2 — in an attempt to lure gamers to the free and open source platform."
OK, I'm with you there, Gabe.
Fast forward to today: PC Gamer has a story about Steam — another gaming software company with a monosyllabic name — bringing Team Fortress 2 to Linux.
Is it me, or are we seeing a trend here?
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(Larry Cafiero is one of the founders of the Lindependence Project and develops business software at Redwood Digital Research, a consultancy that provides FOSS solutions in the small business and home office environment.)
October 24, 2012 at 11:46 am
I'm guessing their plan is to bring all of their games already available for Mac into the Linux field. I'm also guessing that Steam-for-Linux is Step 1 into a multiple-step "SteamBox" Linux Distro.
October 25, 2012 at 6:52 am
Just for the record (the Old Guys need a score card) Steam is a part of Valve.
This is a great outfit that will help Linux more than anything else.
Many things are going on that show the class of Linux. There are the "HUMBLE
BUNDLES" of software and books. These bundles are flying off the shelves. When
you look at who is buying it is the Linux users that shine. We pay more than winders
or Mac users. We will see more things bundled and sold for a humble price, I am
waiting for some hardware bundles. Music bundles are on the horizon, you can hear
them if you listen carefully.
You can sell Open Source, FOSS or just about anything that allows the owner to
fully realize the potentials of your product. We need to share this idea, support
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[quote:MatrixLNIN11:MV8xOTU4MTUyXzMyODcxMDQ4X0M3OEQ1NTk2] [quote:justmeoneofmany 1305840:MV8xOTU4MTUyXzMyODY2OTkyXzNEOTBFODQz] [quote:Blitz the storm-striker:MV8xOTU4MTUyXzMyODY2NzE1XzYxQjNEQUUy] [quote:Anonymous Coward 8342996:MV8xOTU4MTUyXzMyODY2NjIzX0EyM0Y0NjIz] [quote:Blitz the storm-striker:MV8xOTU4MTUyXzMyODY2NTE5XzZCODE0MkE3] [quote:Anonymous Coward 8342996:MV8xOTU4MTUyXzMyODY2Mzc3X0RFRUVCNDk0] [quote:justmeoneofmany 1305840:MV8xOTU4MTUyXzMyODY1Nzc1XzI1NUNEMjhB] [quote:Anonymous Coward 21943395:MV8xOTU4MTUyXzMyODU5NTI5XzVGNkY3QkUy] am rh- neg,and was a infected mordellons suffer.was treated like i had scabies by doctors.body lice treatments,shampoo and soaps.none of that shit worked.second trip to doc's and said treaments werent working,he wanted to do a psych evaluation on me,smarter than that told him he was an asshole and walked out.my symptoms became so bad .(sever joint pain locking up,foggy vision-looking threw clouds,brain fog ,and memory confusion.) i got my mind back and the lesions to stop.after taking high doses of ultra silver(colloidal silver)was taking 10,000 ppm 3 drops in 6 ounces of water twice a day in a weeks time.i had more improvments,than going to the drs.this shit is real if it hasnt happened to you,you just wouldnt understand.not to discreadit an hour of typing.(one finger at a time)i've have also seen triple red sevens upon waking.why have the rh -negs been so blessed? [/quote] Do you see these white Moving particles in your eyes sometime. Not by looking in the mirror but in your vision? They should look like light worms or lines of light that move like a worm or light line streams..All humans who see these are infected. They also look like balls...If anyone reading this see these speak up...you might want to know the truth... Seventh son [/quote] I'm ab - and I see those all the time including purple dot geometric formations in the dark when I'm really high. :bonghit: [/quote] just do some sun gazing! lol not when the sun at it'S peek. well you can but close your eyes lol! and gaze at the sun with your third eye. [/quote] I already do lol. Actually I forgot to mention. I see those sparks of light where ever there is sunlight. Usually in a room or something, I can see the air vibrating. [/quote] air vibrating! = heat. lol jk close your eyes and gaze at the sun. Ask him to clean your body of anything bad. If those nano machines are bad, they will be cleaned. when closing your eyes you can actually slightlysee a fireball. the sun like if you were right next to it! Also nanomachiens are inofensive right now! it's when we receive the RFID chip implant that the nano machine will become very bad. nanomachines resonate to frequencies! you can actualy manipulate those machines with the right frequencies! the ideal would be as well to make a Transmission Jammer rfid chip that would be made to block all inccoming transmissions, to prevent your nano machiens from receiving programming from outside! matter of speaking. i've readed that haarp in a video game file from 2005 area-51. Says that High Frequency Active Auroral Research Program is not the right name as it would need to be HFAARP. the document suggest this however. Hardware Augmentation of Animals to Receive Programming. note to the elites. "we are animals". Hardware Augmentation, "rfid chip" !!! makes you wonder. [youtube]http://youtu.be/zuuPtnmUp2E[/youtube] [/quote] For all humans who are seeing the light worms move through their vision do not take the chip It will halt the light and produce a NEG from it and start reversing its affects on your body that was going good. You will loose your mind and your flesh will will start to dissolve like a flesh eating virus..Flesh eating virus for any human who takes the chip..!100 percent.. [/quote] actually in a weird way, i think you're right. the chip may be one of the activators if this theory is correct. yikes [/quote]
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URGENT to ALL
I posted the message below to GLP a year ago and have decided to repost it today since I've been hearing strange cases surfacing that reminded me of my post last year which seems to correlate and is uncanny and way too coincidental IMO. I forgot all about this until I recently came across people showing symptoms that I remember discussed in this post below.
So just wanted to raise awareness and give a heads up to people out there that might known someone experiencing strange SYMPTOMS or have heard about this. I highly recommend familiarizing yourself with this as a precaution so you can RECOGNIZE it when you hear about it or experience it because awareness is the first way to fight the scumbags that created this or apart of what seems to be nefarious... however this entire issue and origin is still unknown as to whether its intended to have a positive or negative effect in the bigger picture. Is this a non-fictional XMEN type of evolutionary virus or a hoax... no one knows, but there does seem to be strange sh#t going on with all this more than anyone realizes right now. BE VIGILANT because KNOWLEDGE is POWER.
Evidently one of the possible anomalies or diseases that might be connected is called MORGELLONS DISEASE which are technically micro-BUGS that are ELECTRICAL...
But it appears to allegedly be some type of a NANO-TECH Virus that affects those with RH NEGATIVE BLOOD and is said to be ALIEN in origin or MILITARY TECH virus/disease of some kind THEY'VE introduced many years ago into the human population possibly VIA CHEM TRAILS or that CHEMTRAILS are somehow also an ACTIVATOR of it.... and seeing how there's more and more chemtrails these days, this may be ALL CONNECTED and one of the purpose of CHEM TRAILS are intended for.
It may be a method of DEPOPULATION beginning with infecting those GRADUALLY who are RH NEGATIVE.
Could this be linked to MASS ANIMAL DEATHS as well in any way?
crazy stuff folks!
These people are EVIL and they are the same group that perpetrated 9/11, control the media the government, banking, etc... they are part of this shadow government, the Zionists and entire CABAL aka ILLUMINATI who are about to perpetrate a GREAT SLAUGHTER upon humans by effecting this ATTACK and WAR upon IRAN which will unleash unimaginable horrors such as WMD including NUKE TERRORISM.
Please read this and I hope all are preparing for this WAR about to commence.
[QUOTE=seeker1111;1059892895]Original Unaltered Information from Amalgam 170
First Post:
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Email exchanges with ___ members with newest information first:
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Summary in my own words:
Amalgam170 posted a message on ___ stating that he is in Russia now, but worked for the US Government, NORAD (in the establishment for 12 years) and in fact the name Amalgam showed up an acronym for NORAD (you will have to Google this yourself, and or see end of post for link) ___ Mod AshleyD confirmed IP as coming from Russia.
Screen grab of OP confirming IP location.
link to s1099.photobucket.com
What will happen? A virus will hit that will affect all of the RH negative blood types. In those those people with RH negative, there will be 40% death and 60% development of a super immune system capable of protecting against all types of viruses known to man. The virus will also modify the DNA causing aging to drastically slow down and a higher level of intelligence to be attained.
He said the message was critical so we could know exactly what to be ready for, the governments of the world are hiding the information because of fear of public reaction/panic. They have also been trying to make vaccines since 2009 but so far nothing has been able to stop the virus. The virus was found in Antarctica in an artifact resembling a diamond but with very different qualities (he gives measurements and weight for this) roughly dated to 10,000-11,000 BC roughly the same time as C/2010 X1 (or a subsidiary) was last here.
Article about Prehistoric Lakes of Antarctica containing unknown Viruses.
link to s1099.photobucket.com
The virus is currently being stored and researched at a research lab in Koltsovo and is not known to exist anywhere else on earth. Please see bottom of the page to see evidence that such a lab does indeed exist in Koltsovo.
The message was encrypted because he needed time to cover his tracks. He used a simple algorithim so it wouldn't be difficult to decode.
When haters members were confused about the original message stating each blood group would be affected he clarified in further emails exchanges that the algorithim had left out the (-) and he had meant that the only groups directly affected would be the people with rh negative blood type.
The US government has plans to separate the 60% (infected), I'm guessing the 60% that doesn't die, from the rest of the population once the virus hits. China apparently is the only one who thinks nothing will happen.
The last thing we are left with is to listen to 170.20mhz (which was found to be the federal disaster network) from the middle to end of October 2011 when the comet is supposed to pass. He also clarifies that ET is not the main concern and you are unlikely to be abducted and it has nothing to do with the New Madrid Fault line.
Interesting correlations:
State Research Center Of Virology And Biotechnology Vector in Koltsovo, Novosibirsk reg., 630559 Russia
link to www.istc.ru
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There is also an Institute of Cytology and Genetics in Kotslovo
link to www.bionet.nsc.ru
Interesting article with name Almagam and NORAD.
link to www.northcom.mil
link to www.globalsecurity.org
re: Extra terrestrial thread to those with negative blood types? thread
Hi Everyone,
I meant to come here earlier. I followed this original thread from the beginning till it got trashed and the subsequent thread asking why the original thread got trashed got trashed and now have been posting on the latest thread. You can look for posts by me, seeker11, I have tried there to compile all the original unaltered information. The original info was being erased and all I had to go from was the google cache, which had all the messages with the email exchanges with Amalgam170 mysteriously erased.
Normally I would have totally dismissed this whole entire thing as a hoax, however I had randomly clicked on the title of the Original thread and thought it was kind of funny and interesting so was paying attention. It garnered a bit of interest, around 6-7 pages, and then within 40 minutes of posting the server had a mysterious crash and all of us were having troubles accessing the thread. 503 errors coming up left right and center. Then a major T&C violation from the mods saying that it had violated the rules (because of the post in introduction with the coded text) and later he posted his email for other people to contact him with questions. One of the mods verified his IP was indeed in Russia like he claimed. (I have his email address if anyone wants to contact him).
Anyhow, it piqued my interest because of the messages being mysteriously erased and people who had contact with him and posted the exchange of messages were getting slapped left right and center with forum violations and off topics.
So, I did screen grabs of all the original posts that I could find, and saved them here. Also added a few other posts I felt were relevant to the discussion from the thread started. I've also included the emails of a couple of the forum members who were in contact with him and asked me to post the information for them, ommitted their contact info at their request. Since then it seems like right now he is giving everyone the same message, sort of a copy and paste from the original email exchanges he had with the forum members I was in contact with.
Here are my screen grabs if you would like to do some sleuthing yourself.
link to s1099.photobucket.com
They are in order from bottom right to top left, in order of how it occured for me.
Like I said on ___
"IF there's any truth to this, then I don't believe 'they' would try to clean anything up now. That would lend WAY too much credibility to the message. 'They' whoever they might be would probably just hope the whole thing runs itself into the ground.
Also why I felt it so important to keep the screen grabs of the original messages so that it wouldn't turn into a game of telephone where everything just gets lost in translation. If I hadn't gotten the 'proof' of the first posts, this thread wouldn't have had much backing it up at this point. Just a bunch of conjecture and people's scratching their heads trying to remember what really happened.
If it's a hoax, great job done, and great sci fi, I do love a good conspiracy. If not, then I believe I have done everything possible to keep the original message unaltered so people could draw their own conclusions with the information presented, if they were willing to do the work. Because it's all here. "
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link to en.wikipedia.org
and that released on 9/9/11 ?
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Symptoms Of
Morgellons Affliction
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(A comprehensive list of symptoms compiled from first-hand input and a consensus of sufferers.)
You - or someone you know - may have Morgellons Disease and not realize it yet.
Morgellons symptoms fit into many other illness profiles. They may appear slowly and take years to culminate into full-blown Morgellons Disease. And symptoms may occur intermittently over time, appearing to go into remission and then resurfacing.
Symptoms are often rationalized as being "nothing," thoughtlessly disregarded or misdiagnosed. Even worse, victims are placed in the diagnostic category: Delusional Parasitosis.
It is believed that pets also get Morgellons, exhibiting many of the same symptoms as humans, which are sometimes fatal.
For the most part, medical professionals and veterinarians are unaware of Morgellons. At present, no official diagnostic code exists for insurance companies. Research is currently under way. Labs are soon to report in-depth results of their findings.
As grassroots awareness continues, it is sadly inevitable that many more sufferers - both human and animal - will surface. And that's the hairy, 800-pound gorilla in the room.
Our comprehensive symptoms list is compiled from first-hand input and consensus of sufferers.
Morgellons Disease Symptoms List
Bumps, lumps, lesions or "channels" on head
Brain and Personality
Memory loss (short term, recent memory - "What was I saying?
Where did I put my coffee mug? What did I do yesterday?")
Brain fog - groggy, unclear thinking
Thought processing becomes very taxing, difficult
Unable to think of specific words when communicating
Writing, and especially spelling, becomes difficult
Inability to focus or concentrate - ADD/ADHD symptoms
Mood disorders and mood swings, including loss of temper
Libido - lack of
Loss of interest in things that normally interest you
Depression and/or confusion or disorientation
Personality changes, like loss of creativity or loss of existing skills
Neurological problems - clumsiness, stumbling while walking, impeded speech
Hair appearance - stiff, brittle and dry
Wiry, uncontrollable hairs replace normal hair
Hair texture and color may change as more "wiry" ones grow in
Hair loss
Small glob of clear sticky substance at root end of hair when it falls out,
substance may coat hair shaft
Hair color does not adhere well to new hair growth
Floaters on eyeball surface
Loss of visual acuity
Increase in discharge, often stringy
Sandy or gritty feeling in eyes
Feeling of foreign objects in eyes but cannot locate or remove
Eyes are extra-sensitive to light
Eyesight is generally weakened
Night blindness
Eyelashes fall out, may be replaced with thick, wiry discolored lashes
Ears itch as motile fibers move inside
Ears ring or beep (but ears are clean)
Ears become clogged due to sinus drainage
Ears develop excess thick hair which may emerge from inside ear and feel very deep-rooted
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David Bixlers new ZOHO CD, The Nearest Exit May Be Inside Your Head, is due to be released in August 2012.
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The Memphis-born star will be joining the Alabama Shakes, Queen Latifah, Cyndi Lauper, Mavis Staples and others for the special concert that's a part of President Obama's "In Performance at the White House" series. One of the President's favorites, Al Green, will also be performing.
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The withdrawal of Mylotarg from the commercial market and a shortage of Procrit had brought three leukemia trials to a halt. Problems solved; full speed ahead.
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Two proposals, both for projects exploring new therapies for B-cell lymphomas, will be funded by the latest round of SWOG Development Awards.
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Educational resource for new clinical trials nurses
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Editable study calendars now online
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This is the electric can opener that provides superior speed and function. Opening 87 cans of different sizes and weights with an average time of 10 1/2 seconds per can, this can opener is the fastest tested by the Hammacher Schlemmer Institute. Saving cans from falling to the floor after unsealing, this can opener maintains a tight grip until its lever is disengaged. With two guiding posts that consistently align the can, blade, and magnet, this superior can opener enables one to attach the can with ease. The activation lever removes and is dishwasher safe. 9 3/4" H x 4 1/2" Diam. (4 lbs.)
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(54 of 55 customers found this review helpful)
Reasons for purchasing this can opener
By ABS
from Chandler, Az
I immediately purchased this can opener because of the great positive reviews I had read on your website. Before I received the product we went on another website and read many negative reviews and was very disappointed . I was more disappointed that you only post the positive reviews.Per your reply to me after asking why I don't see any negative comments. Many times the negative ones help me decide as well so I think it is deceiving that you only post positive comments. Ok.. my review.. at last.. I do LIKE my new can opener.. I love that it holds the cans after it is done opening it. Instead of dropping it once it opens can. I did noticed that once it opens a can it spits out any juice in the can at the end. So, be careful to catch anything liquids when it gets to the end of opening can. I did notice it opened some cans very easily and some with different lips not as easily. We found there is a RIGHT way to put your can on the can opener to get a good start. If you do not do it this way it will be hard to start it up and you have to keep trying to put can back on with many frustrations. Thus you get frustrated and think the can opener doesn't work and write a bad review. Yes, I would suggest it to my friends but I would also tell my friends to read both positive and negative reviews so they can see if some of the negative comments would deter them from purchasing this product. I feel that some negative reviews may be because people may not use the can opener properly and got frustrated and so they write a bad review.. among other things.. I have had this can opener for a few months now and have not had any problems yet.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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(36 of 39 customers found this review helpful)
Not what I thought it would be.
By Kathy
from Morristown, NJ
Thought it was going to be a great product, but so disappointed. Won't hold a can like promised, even a small can of tuna. Very disappointed, especially for something that was high rated.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
Hammacher Schlemmer Response: Thank you for your feedback. The Hammacher Schlemmer Institute conducts rigorous, unbiased testing to determine which product is the best in a given category. While this product has held up hundreds of cans during testing, it clearly did not perform for you and for that we sincerely apologize. Remember that you can always order from Hammacher Schlemmer with confidence knowing that if you are disappointed with a product—for any reason—you may return it under our lifetime guarantee. Please contact our customer service team at 1-800-321-1484 and they will be happy to assist you.
(21 of 21 customers found this review helpful)
Works as advertised.
By TLM
from Goffstown NH
Purchased for someone with severe arthritis in hands. Person could no longer open cans without extreme pain. This opener is well worth the extra money. It made opening cans simple again. Thank you for providing a quality product.
(19 of 20 customers found this review helpful)
Can a Can Opener Open Cans?
By Bigfoot
from San Antonio, Texas
Nice product. I like that it's very quiet when operating. It also sits and waits patiently between uses and doesn't complain.
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Excellent, reliable can opener
By Sore Hands
from Greenville, Maine
I have arthritis in my hands and cannot use a manual can opener. This has saved the day for me!
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Pretty, but very poor performance
By mojolisa
from Dallas, TX
This appliance is so pretty, but it is not worth the money. The opener doesn't hold the can in place, so after the can is open, it 'drops' to the counter and splatters and makes a mess. Also, the handle is flimsy and it comes off in my hand every time I lift it to put a new can in place. The opener makes the cut edges very rough and uneven and unsafe.
Hammacher Schlemmer Response: Thank you for your feedback. The Hammacher Schlemmer Institute conducts rigorous, unbiased testing to determine which product is the best in a given category. While this product has held up hundreds of cans during testing, it clearly did not perform for you and for that we sincerely apologize. Note that dried foot or heavier cans (bulk size) may affect the unit's ability to hold cans securely. Remember that you can always order from Hammacher Schlemmer with confidence knowing that if you are disappointed with a product—for any reason—you may return it under our lifetime guarantee. Please contact our customer service team at 1-800-321-1484 and they will be happy to assist you.
(10 of 10 customers found this review helpful)
So far So good
By dustytrails
from Lake Elsinore, Ca
So far this can opener has been a lifesaver. Arthritis in hands make other openers impossible to use. The best thing I find is that it's heavy enough that you don't have to follow it around on the counter. Judy T.
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This really is the BEST!!
By Chrispy
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Excellent quality and service. Hammacher Schlemmer is one of the best, if not THE best, online store. I bypassed all the other listings and went right for Hammacher because you get things fast, in good condition, and your "best" choices have always lived up to your rating. Also, Hammacher always stands behind their products unlike other fly-by-night "bargain" sites and stores. This can opener is sleek, attractive, always works as it should, and never tips over. It holds the item steady and doesn't "drop" things. Very pleased with this purchase! Thanks Hammacher Schlemmer!
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By Jackie
from Maryland
I had ordered it for my Mother and Father. They are elderly and had been using a manual can opener. I did a lot of research and this seemed to be the best for the money. My Mother loves it, she said it fast, sturdy, does and excellent job taking the top off. She is very happy with the can opener and she is very hard to please.
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High Quality Can Opener
By Grandma
from Richmond, VA
After throwing away two other can openers, I decided to try this one, listed as the "Best." It is actually a well-known brand but I had not seen it at other stores. This one is a keeper. Thanks for such a quality product.
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Uterine artery embolization (UAE) is a procedure to treat fibroids without surgery. Uterine fibroids are noncancerous (benign) tumors that develop in the uterus (womb).
During the procedure, the blood supply of the fibroids is cut off. This causes the fibroids to shrink.
Uterine fibroid embolization; UFE; UAE
UAE is done by a doctor called an interventional radiologist.
You will be awake but you will not feel pain. This is called conscious sedation. The procedure takes about 45 - 60 minutes.
The procedure is usually done this way:
UAE is an effective way to treat symptoms caused by fibroids.
Uterine artery embolization is generally safe.
Risks of any invasive procedure are:
Risks of uterine artery embolization are:
Always tell your doctor or nurse:
Before UAE:
On the day of UAE:
You may stay in the hospital overnight. Or you may go home the same day.
You will receive pain medicine. You will be instructed to lie flat for 4 - 6 hours after the procedure.
Follow any other instructions about taking care of yourself after you go home.
Pelvic cramps are common for the first 24 hours after the procedure. They may last for a few days to 2 weeks. Cramps may be severe and may last more than 6 hours at a time.
Most women recover quickly and are able to return to normal activities within 7 - 10 days. The treated fibroid tissue may pass through your vagina.
Uterine artery embolization works well to decrease pain, pressure, and bleeding from fibroids in most women who have the procedure.
It is less invasive than surgical treatments for uterine fibroids. Many women may return more quickly to activities than after surgery.
As with other treatments for uterine fibroids, some women may require more procedures or a hysterectomy in the future.
American College of Obstricians and Gynecologists Practice Bulletin: Alternatives to hysterectomy in the management of leiomyomas. Number 96, August 2008. Obstet Gynecol. 2008;112:387-400.
Bradley L, Uterine fibroid embolization: a viable alternative to hysterectomy. Obstet Gynecol. 2009:127-135.
Goodwin SC, Spies JB, Worthington-Kirsch R et al. Uterine artery embolization for treatment of leiomyomata: long-term outcomes from the FIBROID registry. Obstet Gynecol. 2008; 111:22-33.
Munro MG. Uterine leiomyomas, current concepts: pathogenesis, impact on reproductive health, and medical, procedural, and surgical management. Obstet Gynecol Clin N Am. 2011;38:703-731.
Tulandi T, Salamah K. Fertility and uterine artery embolization. Obstet Gynecol. 2010;115:857-860.
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ESPN's John Clayton recently reported that "clearly Arizona has to do something at the quarterback position. I don't know if they move on (49ers QB) Alex Smith or draft a quarterback, but they've got to do something." Kolb hasn't played since Week 6 and in those first six weeks, Arizona went 4-2. One problem is that Kolb is scheduled to earn $9 million in salary plus a $2 million roster bonus in March, although none of this money is guaranteed.
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Kolb was placed on injured reserve on Dec. 12 only a couple days after some reports suggested he may actually play. Clearly, something isn't right in Arizona whether it's the offensive line, the erratic QB play, and even the humbling season Larry Fitzgerald endured. There will be other options available to Arizona like Michael Vick , Matt Flynn, and the aforementioned Smith, but can anyone really succeed behind Arizona's porous line? Fantasy owners should be very weary of any offensive player in a Cardinals uniform next season and it's never too early to begin forming these sorts of opinions. The jusy is definitely still out on Ryan Lindley and John Skelton as well.


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to martyr~ carbon doesnt dissolve. idk what the fish tank shit looks like, but if you wanna add teh carbon to an ink, youll need to like get it into powder form or something, then suspend it with something, dpending on what your putting it into
last night i made ink by just pouring a little 100% acetate in a empty water bottle, and cut up ball point pen things about 1/2 inch, and filled them to the top of the acetate, shook it up and let it sit a few hours. im not sure how it works on metal, but it stained on my desk and its still on my hands, i cant wash it off... i need to get a mop to put it in and use it on metal 0.o
yea pen ink is good. you mean acetone though right?
if anyone here is good at making homemade pigmented inks flow through markers pm me
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did yuo say home made pigmented inks?
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727you know!
is it okay to make ink with acetone, would the ink made with it melt a nyc mop or otr h2b?
yo phuck you. i was askin what he said cuz it sounded like a typo. secondly the whole point of this thread is to get legitamate questions answered and "learn more" you pompous fuck
and yah my sig was gay so i edited it
727you know!
yea i edited my post, too many typos. and yah i know how to make pigmented inks, its just that i cant get them to flow well through liek pump valve markers. and i dont think its because theyre too thick, and the pigmentes are suspended well so idk what the problem is
Just to be sure, is pearl ex meant for oil based paint or can it be used for ink?
it can be used for w/e the fuck you want.
it DOES flow through pump markers though.
and hettinger. if you TRUELY made pigments then it garunteed to flow through anything. im not saying you didnt. but maybe the mixture that you throw the pigments into is the problem. not the pigment themselves you kno?
pigments can vary in size, and the amount you put in can effective the way it flows.
and pearl ex, is really shitty with inks if you have the silver/aluminum kind. get the darkest color you can find for inks.
i made an ink from
zinseer shellac, its just shellac dissolved in ethanol and isopropanol.
thne i added FINE carbon black, but maybe it does have to be uber fine?
from what ive done with pigments it does have to be hella fine, or can make a big difference if it is. cause what i used was really fine but didnt get along with a pump valve very well. it worked at first but got shitty and clogged in the smaller sections over time. im sure it depends on the pigment as well though.
even the most fine grained things, can easily thicken when mixed with other substances. consistency can effect the color so really so you don't want it to be thinned down too much, to save time.. just poke holes in the nib or find a base that can dissolve the pigments or whatever additive you put in.
how do the pigments thicken? and pigments dotn dissolve, so its just abotu suspending them ,which the shellac did fine, and the ink didnt seem thick.
but yea i guess it might be the pigment size, because i used generals brand powdered graphite. but idk where to get wicked fine pigment without ordering online. i coudl do teh lamp black shit but taht takes forever.
or maybe i even need to dilute the shellac? because the way it comes its pretty concentrated, and i dont think i really need that much binder


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By Theresa Goffredo Herald Writer
The Hometown Hootenanny is going all top of the radio bandwidth with its Saturday concert, "On the Radio."
The Hootenanny will play today's current country hits, leaving the classics behind.
This show is all about modern country songs and songwriters, including the talents of Alan Jackson, Kenny Chesney, Tim McGraw and Eli Young.
A young singer and a past crowd pleaser, Dakota Neuman, returns to perform two songs with the Hometown Band. Other local fan favorites include The Troy Fair Band who play a brand of rocking country, and the folk duo, Tree Nine, known for a repertoire of harmonious hits, according to press material.
There will be lots of hits but a few you can expect to hear are "Big Green Tractor," "One of Those Nights" and "Beer Money."
"On the Radio" begins 7:30 p.m. Saturday at the Historic Everett Theatre, 2911 Colby Ave., Everett.
Tickets are $16.50 for adults, $13 for seniors/students/military, and $5 for kids 12 and under. Go online at brownpapertickets.com or call 425-258-6766. The box office opens at 6:30 p.m. the day of the show.
This is a family-friendly event put on by the nonprofit organization Red Curtain Foundation for the Arts.
For more information go to www.redcurtainfoundation.org.
"Live at The Everett Music Hall": Three bands will perform at Everett's newest theater venue at the Everett Mall.
Opening this Saturday show is the Luke Grey Band, fronted by local singer and songwriter Lucas Grey and performing his "Life Of The Party" album.
Also on the bill are Letters From Traffic &Friends who play sweet rock and soul. Letters From Traffic is a seven-piece group that blast out original cuts with hard-driving lyrics that are textured with voice and lots of sound produced by a trumpet, trombone, saxophone, lead and rhythm guitars, drums and bass. Their songs can go from just fun to inspiring.
Also appearing is The Stacy Jones Band.
Lead vocalist as well as songwriter, guitarist, keyboardist and harmonic player is Stacy Jones who was named Washington Blues Society Female Vocalist of the year in 2010.
The Stacy Jones Band is a collaboration, however, with Jones, Jeff Menteer, on guitar and vocals, Tom Jones on bass and Rick J Bowen, on percussion. The band is making a name for itself with bright vocals, clean riffs and youthful energy.
This all-ages concert event is hosted by Off The Grid Music &Arts.
The concert starts at 8 p.m. Saturday at Everett Music Hall, Everett Mall Way, 1402 SE Everett Mall Way, Everett.
Tickets are $8 in advance or $10 at the box office. Go to www.brownpapertickets.com.
Theresa Goffredo: 425-339-3424; firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Ever want to leisurely enjoy the natural beauty of a coastal locale without having to worry about room or dinner reservations? You can be pampered and still experience an active vacation with an all-inclusive (more or less) bike tour. Trips usually come at a package price that may include airfare, but definitely includes lodging and at least some meals. Depending on the company, the itinerary may be totally round-trip―from your door back to your door. Some companies allow you to tack special excursions onto either of end of your trip. Popular tours can fill up quickly, so it is a good idea to book your trip three to six months ahead.
Some tours aim at beginners, with only light riding on level terrain, while others appeal to intermediate or advanced riders who seek more challenging distances or terrain. Many tours allow the rider to choose among several routes of varying distances each day. All tours follow the riders with a "sag wagon" (a van) to take you back to the hotel or on to the next stop for lunch if you tire of riding. Tours generally provide most meals while allowing you to experience some local restaurants on your own. Accommodations may be B&Bs, historic inns, or resorts. Tour guides, generally two per group, help make the experience personal and enjoyable.
When comparing tours offered by different companies, make sure you are comparing apples to apples. Not all tour prices include the same amenities. Some have better accommodations or dining while others have a separate fee for bike or other equipment rental. Companies generally charge extra to travel solo, at least partly refundable if a suitable, willing roommate is found at the start of the tour. Some tour operators offer discounts for early reservations or self-guided tours.
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• REI Adventures offers Canadian Pacific Gulf Islands cycling with views of peaceful farms, beaches, and old-growth forests. This seven-day adventure near Vancouver includes magnificent seascapes, glass-blowing demonstrations, and white-shell beaches. Group size is six to 12, and bicycles are provided. Visit reiadventures.com.
• Hawaii and Prince Edward Island are featured in nine-day deluxe trips planned and guided by VBT. This veteran tour company also offers six-day tours of the North Carolina coast or the Maine coast and Acadia National Park. The packages include most meals, plus bike rental. Visit vbt.com.
• Casual Inn trips by Backroads explore locations in Hawaii, Costa Rica, Nova Scotia, Washington state's San Juan Islands, the California coast, Canada's Prince Edward Island, and southern Alaska. While the accommodations and dining may be lower key than for Backroads' Premier Inn trips, there is no skimping on adventure or beautiful landscapes. The fee includes equipment and most meals. Visit backroads.com.
• Carolina Tailwinds offers four- or six-day tours of North Carolina's Ocracoke Island and Outer Banks in the spring and fall. The route snakes through scenic Cedar Island National Wildlife Refuge and Cape Hatteras National Seashore. A luxury bike tour of the Outer Banks explores the northern coastal region of North Carolina. Riders may bring their own bikes or pay an additional fee for rental. Visit carolinatailwinds.com.
• Experience the Maine coast over three- or six-day trips guided by locals who know the best restaurants and shops. Summer Feet Maine Coast Cycling Adventures schedules several trips throughout the summer and into the fall, when the foliage is at its zenith. Self-guided tours are available at a reduced cost. Bike rental is additional in most cases. Visit summerfeet.net.
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• Bicycle Adventures specializes in multisport tours, many in coastal areas in the west, Canada, and Hawaii. These often include hiking, but might also involve kayaking, snorkeling, or sailing. Average group size is 12, and bike rental is a separate cost. Tours visit the San Juan Islands, the Oregon coast, the central California coast, the Canadian Gulf Islands, and Hawaii. Visit bicycleadventures.com.
• For an active way to see the Caribbean isles of Trinidad and Tobago, try REI Adventures. Participants take in the beautiful scenery while hiking, mountain biking, kayaking, and snorkeling. Groups are usually of four to 12, and REI members get a price break. Visit reiadventures.com.
• Backroads offers trips to exotic locations such as Hawaii, Costa Rica, Belize, and Baja California, in addition to tours of coastal South Carolina and Georgia, Maine, Prince Edward Island, and Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket in Massachusetts. Most tours explore by bike, but multisport trips may also include hiking, kayaking, or horseback riding. Casual Inn trips include informal, modest accommodations. Premier Inn trips go upscale on lodging and dining. Visit backroads.com.
To search worldwide for bike tours ranging from short day trips to journeys of a week or more, visit bicycletour.com. Searchable listings include road, mountain, tandem, or recumbent bike tours. There are no guarantees as to how all-inclusive these trips are, but they are a great way to connect with other bikers riding your way.