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Salt and pepper shakers have a secret use that has been blowing people’s minds. Twitter users can’t get over the hack, which makes shaking pepper seamless.

Stephen Rose spent childhood summers on a Georgia peach farm — and took the luscious delicacy for granted. But when he moved to Nashville he couldn’t find anything like the fruit he grew up with.

Around the holidays, living-history characters—people dressed as historical figures, in the costumes of the past—roamed French Quarter streets playing free people of color, Marie Laveau, Andrew Jackson. This year, there was also the pirate Jean Lafitte and the madam Josie Arlington, who ran a brothel in Storyville. These characters stopped and had discussions with random people on the street, whoever had a vague interest, their past mores clashing against the present: “Where is the bottom of your dress?” the madam, who I had passed countless times on the way to the gym, asked me. I was wearing black leggings and a sweater that reached my waist. A few feet away, the actor playing the free man of color held forth in a brown three-piece suit and halting staccato to a growing crowd. A tourist wearing shorts, flip-flops, and a Hawaiian T-shirt interrupted to say how he couldn’t believe that there were free people of color, who were not slaves, before the Civil War. “BE-E-E-LIEVE,” the free man implored.

Indoors: The building, with its gray-stained wood siding and large, square windows (often framed in cherry red inside the home), is long but not linear. Sawtooth columns of glass edge the brick-paved foyer. On one side is a living room with a fieldstone chimney that soars to the double-height ceiling. On the other side is a formal dining room with a long built-in credenza and verdant views.

Chip and Dip sets were at the peek of their popularity from 1950-1959 and two of the top sellers were produced by Pyrex. Both of these are found turquoise and white. The often unmarked “Hot ‘N Cold Chip and Dip” in the Eyes pattern was issued in 1950 and 1958 saw the release of the Balloon pattern Chip “n Dip which is always marked. Both of these are found in the popular turquoise and white. These sets are composed of a large bowl and small bowl and a bracket to hold them together. Note that the absence of the bracket can greatly decrease value..

Wegmans has issued a statement explaining the steps it has taken to protect customers after a product tampering scheme that included several eastern Cumberland County retail businesses.

After 15 minutes of streaming an HD video from YouTube for 15 minutes, our Legion’s hottest point was the bottom, where it was 38 degrees Celsius (101 degrees Fahrenheit). The spot between the G and H keys was 32 degrees Celsius (90 degrees Fahrenheit), while the touchpad was a cool 27 degrees Celsius (81 degrees Fahrenheit).

According to court documents, Giant told police that the items had been tampered with, resealed and/or refilled with an unknown substance and then returned for full value and portrayed as an unused item that would be offered for sale to the public.

Arglass Yamamura was created to serve customers’ needs for flexibility, efficiency and customisation and help reduce the need to import glass bottles from overseas glass plants.

Not ever, did a set of these “collectibles” sit on her kitchen table. I’m sure they were too precious.

Sugar, coffee, tea and so on can all be put into tin containers. Why not invest in pretty, decorative ones that can be placed on your countertop?