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Every morning School Lunch is the foremost thing on any Mom's mind. We are all looking for something healthy, appealing, nutritious, easy to make in the morning and something that will survive a few hours in the lunch box. Here are some of the ideas and we had help, so thanks for everyone that pitched in. We are always looking for new ideas and would love to hear from you. Tell us what do you pack for your kids?
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43 Responses to "Lunch Ideas for School and more!"
Simi Says:
September 2nd, 2009 at 3:03 pmHi Ladies,
Great School Lunch tips. To add to some of your ideas – I make pasta with pesto, bean & cheese burrito, bread pakodas and my personal favorite is frozen samosas any kind which can be baked.
TGP Says:
September 2nd, 2009 at 3:12 pmFruit Kababs – the ultimate lunch treat for my kids – skewer grapes, olives, cantaloupe, cheese (or extra firm tofu or paneer), orange slices, cut off the pointy end, and cut the skewer in half. Pop in ziploc bag. Bonus – can be made the night before.
Kalpana Says:
September 2nd, 2009 at 3:48 pmLadies: I really love your website and I enjoy it very much. I want to let you know that I am deaf. I am able to read the recipes which you normally post and see how you cook. I was glad to read subtitles of each ingridents. Thank you. For Lunch tips on website, I am not able to get what you said. I'm hoping if you put ideas, comments and tips on the website. I would appreciate it very much. Thank you.
PS No need to post on the website. This is for your information.
Meena Says:
September 2nd, 2009 at 5:52 pmThanks Anuja and Hetal The lunch ideas were good and helpful….now there are ways I can make my kids' lunch box food more interesting. Great tips !!
RUPA SINGH Says:
September 2nd, 2009 at 10:16 pmthanks Hetal and Anuja for wonderful tips and ideas for kids.
Nusrat Says:
September 3rd, 2009 at 3:54 pmGreat lunch ideas….please help me with the idea in how to pack yogurt in kid's lunch box so it will remain firm till lunch time….
Monica Reply:
September 16th, 2009 at 4:58 amHI Nusrat..
On how to pack yogurt for lunch.. take 3/4 cup plain yogurt… and mix in 1/4 cup warm milk into it and pack it in an air tight container.. by lunch time the yogurt would be firm and fresh..
Sai Reply:
September 30th, 2009 at 1:28 pmHi Nusrat:
If you buy gogurt, you can freeze them and send them along. By lunch time, they should be all thawed ready to eat. Not sure if the same would work for single serve size yogurt packs.
jamuna Reply:
July 17th, 2012 at 5:18 pmInstead, send the gogurt with an ice pack in an insulated lunchbag. Freezing gogurt changes the texture of the yogurt. Also do not put back any gogurts back in the fridge for the next day if it was not eaten during the lunch. Any gogurt or yoplait should not be put back in fridge if it reaches room temps.
Selvi Says:
September 4th, 2009 at 6:12 amHi Anuja & Hetal,
Your recipes are easy to follow and good.One more idea for quick lunch;
Take cut onions, tomatoes & paneer, saute them after tempering with mustard seeds, add some sambhar / curry powder. Let it cook in little water. Add the steamed small idlis. Ready to pack[Reply]
noor Says:
September 8th, 2009 at 12:44 amhi ladies,
wonderful tips. i usually bought every week one min stir fry veggie packet. so saute them add in the egg scramble and put it in the tortilla wrap.[Reply]
Preeta Says:
September 9th, 2009 at 4:58 pmTuna fish sandwiches-
finely chop a small piece of onion, some cilantro and a small green chilli and mix it with one can of tuna fish and some mayo. Use this spread in your sandwich. My kids love this and the fishy tuna taste is well masked. Sometimes I add sliced black olives. You could add finely chopped celery and the pickled, jalapeno slices istead of green chillies.[Reply]
Nusrat Reply:
September 9th, 2009 at 9:19 pmHi ….
I want to know ,,, after opening the can of tuna how long can u keep it in the refridgerator. i transfered it into another container….please reply….thanks….
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Sai Says:
September 30th, 2009 at 1:34 pmHi:
I am not much of a cook at all and therefore constantly look at these websites for ideas.
1. I was surprised to see that nobody posted chapati rolls. I heat up some chapati and apply some ghee and sugar and roll it up. Not only do my kids eat it but their friends love it too! If your kids eat vege's (in my house it is a fight so I reserve this for dinner time), you can heat up and roll dry vege subzi's from the night before.
2. As for the pocket Pita and tortilla rolls, you can cut up your kids favorite fruits, mix in some fruit preserve and stuff it in.
Hope you guys find this helpful!
minal Says:
November 6th, 2009 at 6:13 amhi hetal,anuja,
i love your show.its great!!!!!!but recently i am not able to play your practical tip and recipe demonstrations.that block is blocked!!!!!!!!!!kindly help me.
ss Says:
November 30th, 2009 at 8:57 pmHere are some lunch ideas
Mini uthappam, mini vella dosai (pour the batter with a spoon, just the right size for the kids to eat with a fork), bread uppma.
I've found this website very useful and my 8 year old daughter can't stop drooling while watching the videos.[Reply]
Deepa Says:
December 2nd, 2009 at 6:09 amhey just wanted to add one more lunch idea what i give at times…is an egg omlette rolled with chapathis..and some ketchup…my kid loves it.
Reshma Says:
January 14th, 2010 at 1:52 amHetal & Anuja,
I just wanted to thank you so much for all the work you put into this website & cooking videos. I am fairly young & just started cooking on my own. I no longer live at home with my parents so its great to have you guys take me through these recipes step by step. You have some AWESOME and easy recipes! I have tried to make several of your recipes and they have always turned out great! Thank you so much.
I just wanted to add to your lunch ideas. There is a really good way to jazz up the boring PB&J sandwhich. Instead of jelly, add bananas & a little bit of honey. Its a peanut butter & banana sandwhich, its very filling & the honey add a bit of sweetness. Also I marinate tofu in some red wine vinegar, apple cider, olive oil & add steak seasoning. Keep it refrigerated and add it to quesdillas, wraps, or salads. It's great!
Look forward to trying more of your great ideas & recipes!
-Reshma =)
Rita Says:
January 20th, 2010 at 4:04 pm"Ants on a log" celery with peanut butter and raisins on top is a good snack for lunch.
To keep lunch cool freeze a juice box the night before. By lunch time it will be a juice slushy and it will keep the lunch fresh.
Great tips ladies!
Sona Says:
February 7th, 2010 at 4:31 amVery good ideas, love it!
kusum Says:
February 18th, 2010 at 9:51 amHi
you can freeze curd the night before.And the ice will melt and the curd will be ready to eat by lunchtime in tiffin.
kusum Thailand[Reply]
rashmi Says:
February 18th, 2010 at 2:38 pmhi
like your tips[Reply]
Kanchan Says:
August 16th, 2010 at 10:26 pmThis is so true… preparing the "perfect" lunch is always a headache. I have selected a few of my own recipes that can be prepared for school lunch –
kavita Says:
January 5th, 2011 at 5:45 pmhi
happy new year……
howz is make cheese dosa?
give me the man launch ideas plz…..
swapna Says:
June 15th, 2011 at 9:02 pmHi,
You both are awesome. Great tips and Recipes. You make my life easier.For Lunch ideas, I have a question.
If I cook any cheese items(Pizza, mac and cheese,veg & cheese quesadilla, sandwiches with cheese) in the morning for afternoon lunch and put it in thermos, does the cheese get spoiled because it is outside for about 5 hours.What kind of cheese is good which remains fresh(not spoiled) even after few hours.
hetal Reply:
June 16th, 2011 at 11:42 pmHi Swapna,
Unless you are in a really hot climate where the schools have no air conditioning, any kind of cheese is okay until lunch time. It does not really spoil in that amount of time. If you use an insulated lunch bag, it also helps a lot.
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Ranjani Says:
January 13th, 2012 at 11:46 pmThanks for all the great ideas. Could you please let me know where you bought the thermos containers from?
hetal Reply:
January 18th, 2012 at 3:19 pmHi Ranjani,
You can find the insulated containers are stores like Walmart, Target, Kroger, Kohl's etc.
Shubha Says:
June 6th, 2012 at 1:45 amHi anuja and hetal
This is shubha; Recently I moved to cupertino California from Bangalore
I was finding it difficult to cook with limited utensils and ingredients here, as I was used to variety of utensils and ingredients in India. Your website helped me with lots of tips and tricks which made my cooking more fun, as I love cooking variety of dishes to my family.
You guys are fantastic, ur video and audio presentation are both very good…..I am sure all of ur recipes help a lot of people who come from India recently and working couples in particular, I tried so many of your recipes it really comes out very good and tastyYou guys Rock! continue with lots of recipes, best of luck
hetal Reply:
June 12th, 2012 at 3:55 amThank you so much Shubha! We're so glad you are finding SMTC useful!
jamuna Says:
July 17th, 2012 at 5:40 pmEggs can be molded into interesting shapes. For example – a heart or a star. Boil a extra large egg for 15 mins. Cool in running cold water (helps with removing shell). Peel egg and place it carefully into one of these japanese egg molds available in Amazon.com for less than $3-4 and free shipping.
Place the mold and egg in the same cold water that you used to cool the egg. Throw in a few ice cubes to make it colder.
Remove the top mold cover and slice the egg horizontally with the kitchen knife by keeping bottom mold cover in place. It helps to hold the egg while slicing.[Reply]
jamuna Says:
July 17th, 2012 at 5:44 pmBoiled Corn on cob – Very simple.
Throw in fresh whole sweet corn into boiling water. Let the water boil back for another 6 minutes. Remove and then rub with butter stick on the outside. Sprinkle some salt. Break a kebab stick in two(use a knife since bending causes the wood stick to split at the ends) and pierce the corn on its end as a holding stick. Use two sticks if the corn is heavy.[Reply]
jamuna Says:
July 17th, 2012 at 5:51 pmUse shredded cheese as a sticking agent for wraps/rolls. If you microwave the roll with them, then the shredded cheese acts as a glue and holds the veggies against the chapathi or tortilla. That way the veggies wont fall out. Also make sure you slice the chapathi into two after rolling it up. Since most of the veggies and cheese will be lodged in the middle, slicing it in half would make sure the veggies wont fall off from one end even though that end is open. If you just roll the chapathi into one big roll, there is chance that the lower half of the roll will let the veggies drop down.
AM Says:
March 8th, 2013 at 3:06 amHi Hetal and Anuja,
I've been a fan of yours for years now!
Just a few tips that I wanted to share as we're vegetarian and also have a younger child with a soy/egg/peanut allergy
1) Frozen veggie "chicken" nuggets – i just place them in a glass container and my son's teacher microwaves it for him – its already thawed by lunch time so doesn't take too long in the microwave. i add a sweet and sour dip and he loves it. if your child does not have access to a microwave, you can heat it up in the morning as well.
2) Maggi noodles with veggies – my son calls them "spicy noodles". he just loves them. i add either half of the spice packet included or just haldi and a touch of red mirchi and salt.
3) Mac and cheese with crumbled soy chunks (morning star, boca and even nutrela makes these) – you can even make these the night before.
4) Plain old pasta with olive oil or pesto (i freeze pesto in ice cube trays, then leave one cube in the fridge the night before). I always add a veggie on the side like raw carrots to make up for my guilt of giving plain old pasta!
5) PEA-butter or SUN-butter and jelly – since my younger son has a relatively strong peanut allergy (as opposed to a milder one to soy or eggs), i've tried not to keep peanuts in the house. so this helps a lot. i also add banana slices or honey instead of jelly.
hetal Reply:
March 18th, 2013 at 10:46 pmThanks AM for the ideas…sure they will help our viewers.
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February 7th, 2014 at 4:45 amIt will be great if you can add a lunch box recipes menu and show how to make some of these.That will be awesome and will inspire lot of people.seeing makes it really simple.

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Outback to the Red Centre—Adelaide to Alice Springs (OAAR)
Forego the typical coach tour and get off the beaten track from Adelaide to Alice Springs and explore some of the most remote areas on Earth. From Adelaide, hit the Flinders Ranges and cut through the Outback to the Red Centre. Here you'll meet some of the locals, experience the mysteries of Uluru and gain insight into regional Aboriginal and European history. Geared towards budget-conscious travellers looking to hit the Outback's highlights, this itinerary features lots of inclusions at a great price.
Highlights: Bed down at a traditional Outback station, live life underground in the historic mining town of Coober Pedy, learn about dreamtime stories from the Aborigines, enjoy the sunset over Uluru, sleep in a swag under the stars of the Outback sky
Outback to the Great Ocean Road in Style (OAOG)
The outback...in comfort? Oh, it's possible. This adventure offers travellers the chance to explore the exotic extremes of contemporary Australia, from its busy big cities like Melbourne to the natural beauty of the outback and its massive rock formations. Visit vineyards in Australia's booming wine region and taste your day away. Visit fabled Uluru (Ayers Rock) and learn about Aboriginal history. All Australia. All amazing. All yours.
Highlights: Explore the famous Red Centre and witness the majesty of Uluru, taste some of Australia's best wines, experience the wildness of Australia's national parks, drive the famed Great Ocean Road
Northern Aboriginal Experience (OANA)
"Dreamtime," the animist mythology central to indigenous Australian society, is a fascinating ideology that has helped shape the continent. This trip is just the ticket for curious travellers eager to learn more about Aboriginal history, culture and contemporary life straight from the people themselves. Up here in the north, you'll study ancient traditions, learn how to spear-fish, wander the beaches and lush valleys along the Daintree River and embark on a life-affirming rainforest walk that will bring you closer to the land and the people who inhabit it than you ever thought possible. The dream is real, and it's waiting for you to join it.
Highlights: Sleep in a swag under the impressive southern night sky, spear fish and cook what you catch with Aboriginals, make your own Aboriginal artwork, learn about life in remote communities with a local host, explore pristine coastal rainforests.
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- Physical Grading:
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New Zealand—The Bay of Islands (ONBI)
Nature lovers who leave the North Island without stopping in at the Bay of Islands will kick themselves all the way back home (and that's a looooong flight). This 4-day trip to this outdoorsman's paradise features ample time hiking the nature trails and makes the most of all that water with plenty of opportunities for swimming, snorkelling, kayaking and sailing. Not enough? A night aboard a houseboat should do the trick. We take care of all the fuss. All you have to do is have the time of your life.
Highlights: Walk amongst giant kauri trees, spend the night anchored in a secluded bay, fish like the locals, savour a traditional barbecue in Paihia town
New Zealand—South Island Encompassed (ONSE)
Looking to tackle a bundle of different environments all in one go? New Zealand's South Island has what you need and then some. Action is the common thread throughout this trip that incorporates hiking, kayaking, cycling and even bungee jumping across a variety of landscapes, including rainforests, glaciers and some of the most gorgeous coastline you'll ever see. This trip is exciting even when you're not moving; accommodations include a seasonal floating boat hostel and a wilderness hostel deep in the rainforest itself. Unique? You bet.
Highlights: Explore the trails of Abel Tasman National Park by foot, get an adrenaline rush in Queenstown, weave through the remote fiords of the Doubtful Sound by sea kayak, cycle the Otago Rail Trail.
New Zealand - North Island Encompassed (ONNE)
New Zealand's North Island thoroughly engages the body and the spirit, often at the same time. This 10-day trip promises loads of both. Up here, you'll learn Maori culture (and try your hand at bone-carving) straight from the source while bunking in villages in the bush and pick up some sustainable living tips on a conservation farm. Elsewhere, you'll sea kayak in a secluded harbour, get a surfing lesson from an expert and overnight on a houseboat. There's much more, but we've gotta leave some surprises, right?
Highlights: Snorkel in the beautiful Bay of Islands, surf world famous waves, learn about the Maori culture in a village homestay, conquer New Zealand's top-rated 1-day trek, dance the night away in Wellington.
New Zealand in Style (ONIS)
An all-encompassing yet comfortable journey through New Zealand that delivers the highlights of the region with stye to spare. Utilizing a diverse range of transport—trains, gondolas, boats—you'll explore artsy beach towns, learn about local myths, legends and traditional cuisine from the Maori, and revel in the breathtaking beauty of New Zealand. Handpicked accommodations and upgraded transportation are standard fare on this decidedly non-standard adventure. This trip offers everything you could possibly want...and then some.
Highlights: Learn about Maori myths and traditions, Trek an active volcano for spectacular views, Experience the geothermal mysteries of Rotorua, Glide along the TranzAlpine railway, Take in the views of Queenstown from a gondola, Cruise through Doubtful Sound searching for wildlife
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New Zealand Encompassed (ONNZ)
It dosen't look so big on the map, but New Zealand is positively massive once you're there in person. This comprehensive 24-day trip—our longest in this part of the world—delivers the most immersive NZ experience possible. Get close to the land by exploring volcanoes, national parks, sustainable farms, and meet the water up-close on expert-led kayak excursions and during surf lessons. Best of all, you'll get to explore the magnificent Bay of Islands, home to some of the world's top fishing. 24 days? You'll wish it was longer.
Highlights: Learn about the Maori culture, explore the Bay of Islands, conquer New Zealand's top-rated 1-day trek—the Tongariro Alpine Crossing, get an adrenaline rush in Queenstown, weave through the remote fiords of the Doubtful Sound by sea kayak, discover Abel Tasman National Park by foot.
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- Service Level:
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- Physical Grading:
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New Zealand—Best of the North Island (ONNI)
Admittedly, we haven't checked the numbers too closely, but we're confident that New Zealand ranks among the world's leading producers of excitement. This quick trip across the North Island jams as many thrills as permissible by law into seven electrifying, activity-packed days. Sea kayak, learn to surf New Zealand's world-famous waves, experience Maori culture directly from the Maori themselves and more, all in a breezy week that always feels full and never feels hurried.
Highlights: Surf world-famous waves, experience a historic Maori village with a local guide, conquer New Zealand's top-rated 1-day trek, dance the night away in Wellington.
Most of the Coast—Sydney to Cairns (OASC)
The route up Australia's East Coast has earned its rep as one of the seemingly endless supply of must-do experiences in the country. The classic Sydney-to-Cairns route introduces you to both sides of modern Australia—the bright lights of the big city and the raw beauty of the Outback. You'll get to try your hand at dozens of atypical activities—everything from wine-tasting to sailing and snorkelling. And when you travel in small groups like we do, you really get out there into the wild to meet the locals and experience the land like they do. That amazing new frontier you've been looking for? Here it is.
Highlights: Taste wine in the Hunter Valley, sleep under the stars and at a sheep station, bliss out in famous Byron Bay, island hop through the Whitsundays
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- Yolo
- Trip Type:
- Small Group
- Service Level:
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- Physical Grading:
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Melbourne to the Red Centre (OAMR)
If you really want to get Down Under and experience Australia's highlights without feeling rushed, you'll have to get off the big coaches. Explore Melbourne before hitting the Great Ocean Road and cutting through the outback to the Red Centre. Here you'll experience the mysteries of Uluru and gain insight into Aboriginal culture. When it comes time to bed down, shake things up with a variety of unique accommodation—swags to underground hostels and even a traditional sheep station.
Highlights: Marvel at the 12 Apostles along the Great Ocean Road, bed down at a traditional outback station, learn about dreamtime stories from the Aborigines, catch the magnificent colours of Uluru at sunset, explore the Red Centre
Kakadu Adventure (OAKA)
Get remote and head into the last frontiers of Australia—Kakadu and Litchfield National Parks. Featuring lots of inclusions at a great price, this itinerary is geared towards budget-conscious travellers who want to make the most of their time in Kakadu. Take in the region's ancient landscapes, spectacular waterfalls, pristine rock pools and magnificent gorges, and meet some of the locals. Round out your experience with a guided exploration of the regions ancient art, gaining insight to Aboriginal culture.
Highlights: Explore remote areas of the Northern Territory, discover secret watering holes and waterfalls, spot crocs by boat, view sites where Crocodile Dundee was filmed.
Highlights of New Zealand (ONAC)
Two weeks is barely enough time to thoroughly explore your hometown, let alone a place as fascinating as New Zealand. For adventurers on a tight time-budget, this 15-day trip wraps up the must-dos of both islands with a nice little bow. Check out the Coromandel's gorgeous beaches, hang with the Maori in a traditional village, walk the black sand beaches of Kaikoura, and get your adrenaline fix in Queenstown. Consider this your New Zealand Starter's Kit.
Highlights: Check out a hot water beach, attend a Hangi in Rotorua, eat fish and chips on the beach like a real Kiwi, let loose in Queenstown, cruise around the fjords of Milford Sound, travel famous scenic rail routes
Trip | Length | Style | Service Level | Starting Price |
The Rock, Rail and Kakadu (OARK) | 8 days | Yolo | Camping |
The Red Centre to Melbourne (OARM) | 9 days | Yolo | Basic |
The Red Centre to Adelaide (OARA) | 7 days | Yolo | Basic |
Sydney to Brisbane Experience (OASB) | 7 days | Yolo | Basic |
Red Centre Experience (OARC) | 3 days | Yolo | Camping |
Queensland Sand, Sailing & Dreamtime (OAQE) | 12 days | Yolo | Basic |
Outback to the Top End - Adelaide to Darwin (OAAD) | 14 days | Yolo | Basic |
Outback to the Red Centre—Adelaide to Alice Springs (OAAR) | 9 days | Yolo | Basic |
Outback to the Great Ocean Road in Style (OAOG) | 12 days | Comfort | Upgraded |
Northern Aboriginal Experience (OANA) | 3 days | Yolo | Basic |
New Zealand—The Bay of Islands (ONBI) | 4 days | Yolo | Basic |
New Zealand—South Island Encompassed (ONSE) | 15 days | Yolo | Basic |
New Zealand - North Island Encompassed (ONNE) | 10 days | Yolo | Basic |
New Zealand in Style (ONIS) | 11 days | Comfort | Upgraded |
New Zealand Encompassed (ONNZ) | 24 days | Yolo | Basic |
New Zealand—Best of the North Island (ONNI) | 7 days | Yolo | Basic |
Most of the Coast—Sydney to Cairns (OASC) | 16 days | Yolo | Basic |
Melbourne to the Red Centre (OAMR) | 13 days | Yolo | Basic |
Kakadu Adventure (OAKA) | 3 days | Yolo | Camping |
Highlights of New Zealand (ONAC) | 15 days | Classic | Standard |


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So I gotta know... Show Spoiler Kells dumped Big Ross' corpse into the creek on Marchly and Cosington's stub. He knew that the body wouldnt be recovered immediately because of the big pooky snake hanging in the tree near the creek (Marchly and Cosington werent the bravest lumberjacks in Mid World, as we know). But I gotta know... why didnt Kells just dump the body in the swamp, deeper in the forest? Maybe on his own stub? Wouldnt it have been even less likely to be discovered? Or he could have buried Ross, right? Doesnt make sense to me.
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His Majesty being robed with His Regal Ornaments, and sitting in His Throne, the Prince sitting on His Left Hand, and the same Lords attending near His Majesty, and after the same Manner as on the First Day; the Lords Spiritual and Temporal being in their Robes, and in their Places; the House of Commons, being come without the Bar, presented Mr. Lentall their Speaker, who, after many low Obeisances made, (fn. *) was brought to the Step, between Sir Francis Windebanke and Sir Henry Vane, both Secretaries of State to His Majesty. And being thus presented, he made this short Speech unto His Majesty, as follows:
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Careerbuilder did the same thing during the superbowl, and gained notice in the news media that they were bidding on terms related to their monkey ads. So I thought, "this is fun, I'll bid on those too and see how much traffic there is." I created competing ads and actually expanded my campaign to include ads Careerbuilder hadn't thought of yet, and optimized my creatives better than they did, so I'd get an algo bump over them. About two weeks into it monster.com bought a clue and started advertising on the terms as well. My ads, for awhile, were the top listed ads, listed over careerbuilder's ads. In order to not spark a bidding war, I had decided to go stealthy, too. I did regional bidding, excluding the city careerbuilder's headquarters was located in, so that their managers would never see my ads and have a coronary. If they had folks in Los Angeles or Madison Avenue doing the actual bidding, they might see it, but the actual careerbuilders at HQ would not. LOL. Anyway, the upshot of this is that the actual impression levels before during and after the SUPER BOWL ADS was 3,970 over the course of around a month on either side of the Super Bowl, the bulk of it the day of and after the superbowl, then quickly tapering down. While there is some traffic for those keyword buys, I believe a company generates more branding exposure from the news media talking about the PPC ads, than from the PPC ads themselves.
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Story | Mar 11, 2011 | 1:31 AMMarch 11 1986 - Marvelous Marvin Hagler knocked out John The Beast Mugabi in the 11th round to retain the undisputed middleweight boxing championship. 1991 - Susan Butcher moved into the lead in the Iditarod Sled Dog Race as mushers neared the... -
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Story | Mar 11, 2011 | 7:45 AMIditarod Trail Sled Dog Race musher Hugh Neff was first to reach the Yukon River Friday morning, according to the Iditarod Trail Committee. Neff arrived in Anvik at 5:26 a.m. with 12 dogs. Upon reaching the Anvik checkpoint, Neff was served an "... -
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Story | Mar 12, 2011 | 5:39 PMIditarod Trail Sled Dog Race musher Judy Currier scratched at 10:30 a.m. Saturday in Anvik, according to the Iditarod Trail Committee. Currier, a 46-year-old race veteran from Fairbanks who wore Bib 29 on the trail, says she made the decision after... -
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Story | Mar 12, 2011 | 7:13 PMJamaican Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race musher Newton Marshall scratched at 3:25 p.m. Saturday in Anvik, according to the Iditarod Trail Committee. Marshall, 27, wore Bib 6 in the race. He told officials he decided to scratch based on the welfare of his... -
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Mary Roach is a local legend—you'll likely remember titles like Stiff, Spook, and Bonk. She makes science a hoot, no more so than in her latest Packing for Mars. As part of the SF Public Library's One City One Book program (this year's book is Packing for Mars, of course), Roach's scientific findings will be challenged by none other than the Discovery Channel's Mythbusters' Adam Savage. Prior to the conversation, you'll screen Rockets of Yesterday, a video tour of rocket dreams from the '50s and '60s, curated by outer space enthusiast Megan Prelinger. Get there early to score a seat—this event is one of next week's hottest tickets ... that is, if you're into geeking out about science.
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4.23/5 rDev -2.3%
look: 4 | smell: 3.25 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
pours dark red. getting sourness on the nose, it reminds me of tomato juice or ketchup, and maybe some sweeter overtones as it warms. slightly offensive. the flavor is very well done. its tartness is muffled, pretty friendly. sour apple, definitely strawberry or raspberry notes. do not over chill this, the best came out as it warmed a bit
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look: 4 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.25
A - very clear dark amber hue with a small tan/white head that persists only as a ring around the glass
S - funk, musty dark fruit, phenolic, intriguing but not the best I've smelled
T - sweet fruityness quickly turning to extreme tartness and then transitioning to a smooth lingering apple and cherry sweetness, excellent!
M - very dry, astringent, lightly effervescent, pleasing complement to the taste
O - well balanced, subtle complexities under a huge tart punch with exciting flavor changes from start to finish
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Poured from a 12 oz bottle into a pint glass. Acquired in a trade as a generous extra, thanks!
A- Pours a copper red hazy body with a modest head that doesn't stick around very long. No lacing.
S- Super funky, leather, lactic acid, sour citrus, some caramel and toffee.
T- Big punch of sour lactic, lemon juice, balsamic vinegar. The finish is delicious with roasty, malty, nutty notes. Very nice.
M- Medium-light body, super crisp and refreshing, easy drinker.
I really liked this beer. Wish it was available in bombers, 12 oz just isn't enough!
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look: 5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.75
I've been craving this beer recently because I moved to New Hampshire and I've found out that the distributors don't sell a large selection of Belgian beers, I drove an hour to Massachusetts to pick up a four pack, and since I went all that way, I figured I might as well review it as well.
This was my first introduction to 'sour' beers, and it still ranks up there as one of my personal favorite beers (of any style).
A: Appearance ranks up there as a 5. It can't get much better. It is a very dark red. Think black cherry. When held up to the light, you can see it is perfectly clear. No haze or sediment. Very very good. Head doesn't linger very long, and small bubbles trickle up from the bottom.
S: You can smell the sourness exploding out of the glass (tulip). I pick up sour cherries, maybe the slight smell of the funkiness from the wild yeast. The one complaint I have for the smell is that it smacks you in the face when you open and pour, yet doesn't last long. I had it set as a perfect 5, and I lowered it half a point for this.
T: For those that are new to the sours, this one, in my opinion, defines the Flanders red style. It is a perfect 5. Initial taste is of sour cherries, you get the lactic acid in the middle, and the end dries your mouth making it want for another sip. Very very good. Leaves nothing to be desired. This finish is very very sour. Almost mouth puckering. A very dry beer. Very little sweetness if any.
Mouthfeel: This one is tough for me. Because, as far as the styles go, I have nothing to compare it to. But I just think it could be better, slightly. 4.5/5 is still great, but it just is missing the intangible on the mouthfeel that some beers just have. Can't explain it.
Overall: An excellent beer. For me, it is worth the occasional road trip to pick up a few. One of my favorite sours. This beer started me in the direction of sour over bitterness, in fact, I love sours so much that I recently went to Belgium for a week to try all I could find. If you like this, you will love Gueuze. I believe this beer will open your palate to many more beers, and many more styles.
4.75/5 Outstanding. For me: 98/100.
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Yesterday evening, Roll Call broke the news that former Congressman Anthony Weiner said he reported Congressman Michael Grimm to the FBI in 2010 for potentially extorting money from Rabbi Yoshiyahu Yosef Pinto's congregation, something the New York Times' sources have alleged as well. "I can confirm the Rabbi did bring allegations to me and I can confirm that I turned them over to the FBI immediately," Mr. Weiner told the publication.
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The Law Alumni Board (LAB), serves as an advisory body to the dean and the Office of Alumni Relations and Annual Fund. Including leading members of the alumni body who have made a commitment to advance the mission of the law school, LAB works to engage alumni in support of Seattle University School of Law's mission of educating outstanding lawyers who are leaders for a just and humane world. LAB advises the alumni office on initiatives and activities designed to strengthen relationships in building an inclusive law school community of alumni, students, faculty, staff and friends.
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- LaRon Landry dives for Dolphins running back Reggie Bush Sunday in Miami. (Photo: Associated Press)
MIAMI (AP) — The Miami Dolphins began a possession at their 19-yard line early in the fourth quarter, clinging to a four-point edge and mindful that they had blown late leads in three defeats this year.
The huddle quickly reached a consensus.
"We said to ourselves, 'Let's finish this game how we want to,'" running back Reggie Bush said.
An 81-yard touchdown drive sealed the victory Sunday, and the Dolphins earned their first home victory in 364 days by beating the Washington Redskins 20-9.
The Dolphins (2-7) ended a franchise-record streak of seven consecutive losses in Miami since last Nov. 14, and they won for the second week in a row.
"The first seven games we were kind of in disarray," Bush said. "We were trying to find our identity. The difference now is we're playing 60 minutes and finishing at the end of games."
Bush doubled his touchdown total this season with scoring runs of 1 and 18 yards, and the Dolphins doubled their interception total this year by twice picking off Rex Grossman.
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Miami kept the opposition out of the end zone for the second successive week. Possessions by Washington reached the Miami 20, 26, 5 and 10-yard lines, but those threats produced only three field goals.
The Redskins (3-6) dropped their fifth consecutive game, the longest losing streak of Mike Shanahan's career. They haven't held a lead since Oct. 2, and Shanahan said he's never been so frustrated as a coach.
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Grossman threw for 215 yards but was sacked three times and had a passer rating of 58.7, lower than his NFC-worst season figure. He was a surprise starter, replacing John Beck four weeks after being benched.
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When asked to write a history of myself at the New England Youth Theatre I wasn't sure if I'd ever be able to convey in a page the impact that it has had on my life. That may sound overly dramatic (we are, after all, actors), but NEYT really has been more then just a place where I get up on a box and recite lines. It's become a second home, complete with a huge new family.
For the past six years I have been homeschooled along with my sister at our home in Vermont. This has given me the chance to take control of my own education and to explore and learn in my own way and time, with the support of my parents. They encouraged my sister and me in the arts, and I have taken violin, piano and voice lessons.
We live on 350 acres in The-Middle-of-Nowhere where my grandparents and then parents ran a farm school for over three decades. My grandmother still lives here in a house about a hundred yards from ours. I have a wonderful relationship with both my parents and my grandmother, but not being in school I was never really exposed to large social groups. There were the occasional summer camps, children's choirs and homeschool groups, but no concrete circle of people I'd had time to get particularly close to.
Then in 2003 my sister started an acting class at the New England Youth Theatre. Over the years our family had attended several productions by the youth company and by Stephen Stearns and his clown partner Peter Gould. I remember being in complete and utter awe every time I came away. It was mesmerizing to me. Even when I was enrolled in a summer camp and had met a number of the children and adults whom I'd admired from afar, and determined that they were indeed human and quite friendly, I still had the feeling of being in the presence of greatness. Which in fact, I was.
That fall I auditioned for the big Christmas musical and from then on out I was hooked. Being onstage under those lights like I'd seen others do was not in fact as frightening as I'd imagined. The environment was (as it still is) non-threatening, allowing people to experiment and learn with the guidance of experienced and supportive teachers. And for the first time I was in an incredibly loving social group, of all ages.
Over these two years I have made friendships so strong that it feels like we must have known each other forever. There is something so bonding about doing this work with people; developing characters together, waiting around under the hot lights for hours at a time during tech days, going out to dinner on breaks and finally, getting up and telling a story together.
The skills that Stephan and our diverse staff are teaching do not just pertain specifically to the stage. They are life skills, whether or not we go on to act professionally: learning to respect and work with people under the most stressful circumstances; understanding the way we each individually learn; being able to take the notes and constructive criticism that comes with this art and not take it personally because we're all still learning; figuring out how to get through the challenges that come up, especially being able to completely throw ourselves into our work and know that when we do the people around us will rise up and meet us.
One of Stephen's favorite sayings is "Jump and the net will appear".
Allie began acting at NEYT with the 2004 melodrama camp. She then went on to do as many shows as her mother would allow, including The Music Man, Princess Willow and the King of Thieves, Buried Child, The Sound of Music, Little Women, as well as Shakespeare and other summer camps.
2007: Groundhog Cabaret, Shakespeare Circus, Scapin, Mary Stuart, Mentor Cabaret Oct., A Night at the Opera.
2008: Twelfth Night, Wait Until Dark, The Taming of the Shrew and the Alumni Cabaret.


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