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I'm very happy and honored to have been nominated for "Best Blackmusic & Partytunes DJ" at the Swiss Nightlife Awards 2013!
Starting today you can VOTE HERE!
Thanks for your support people, it's highly appreciated!
Nominated - Swiss Nightlife AwardsWednesday | November 14th, 2012
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Ballin' in St. GallenFriday | November 9th, 2012
Tomorrow Night we're going all in for the second edition from the Label 'Ballin' by Club Felix.
Last time was a lot of fun so I'm happy to be back.
If you're in the area, come by and say hi!
(Thanks 20min St. Gallen)
'Cans' Preview!Monday | November 5th, 2012
Here is a Preview from my next Track called 'CANS'. Its out on Zeyenne89 Records at Beatport on November 19th!
Hope you guys like it! Play it loud & enjoy!
Weekend ScheduleFriday | November 2nd, 2012
Today I'm heading back to Luxembourg to play at M Club. First they are hosting the Trojka Dj Battle, which I'm excited to watch and then I'm on to play the After-Party!
On Saturday it's my premier at Club Eleven in Solothurn. Looking forward to see the Club!
Have a great Weekend!
Infinity Beat - VotingTuesday | October 30th, 2012
After Lirica Analas and I each chose a winner from the Beat-Making competition, we seperately went in the Studio with the winners and produced a Track.
James Marley and I created a 128BPM uptempo Progressive Track, cut up the Phone Samples and used them as fills and effects.
Now our Track is up for voting against the Song by Lirica Analas. Please give your Vote to the one you like best!
Thanks Guys

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and watch as I created each illustration.... Taking an hour an a half per each one. The watcher just couldn't believe how the waitress poured my coffee without a drop or drip going elsewhere. She was so good that most other waitresses couldn't compare. He was a carpenter and she had been waitressing at this single café since she left school at the age of 18 and would leave her work at 52 years later. Though strangely due to how she left us. Two other girls that were talking to me regularly
(within and close to that time period) would also leave saying no goodbyes. And the internet begin to alter a bit around me. However, there are many others that know how to say their byes and say their weird ways of reuniting with me on the internet saying hi again as if their isn't any problems. "LOL" I guess some people are just PLAIN OLE STRANGE -that way!
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The British Postal Museum and Archive
The British Postal Museum and Archive
Freeling House
Phoenix Place
Enquiries /Event booking
020 7239 2570
020 7239 2576
The British Postal Museum & Archive cares for the visual, written and physical records of over 400 years of postal development. We are responsible for managing The Royal Mail Archive on behalf of Royal Mail Group plc. and own the former National Postal Museum object collections, a donation from Royal Mail Group plc.
The entire collection of the British Postal Museum & Archive
is a Designated Collection of national importance.
Venue Type:
Museum, Archive
The Royal Mail Archive is open from 1000-1700 Mon-Fri, and from 1000-1900 Thurs. We are also open on selected Saturdays 1000-1700 (PLEASE CALL OR SEE WEBSITE FOR DATES). No appointment needed for most archive material. The philatelic collection may be viewed by appointment - please call for details.
Closed: Sundays, Bank Holidays and Christmas week. Annual stocktake closure period (PLEASE CALL OR SEE WEBSITE FOR DATES).
Free entry to the Search Room and exhibition area. Please bring ID.
Additional info
The Royal Mail Archive is open for the public to use and enjoy. We also have a small exhibition area at The Royal Mail Archive to show highlights from our philatelic collections. You can visit the exhibition for free whenever the archive is open.
The entire collection of the British Postal Museum & Archive is a Designated Collection of national importance.
The archives relate to the operation, policy, development and social impact of the British Post Office from 1636 to the present day. The collection is outstanding in terms of its evidential, historical and cultural value and represents a comprehensive and complete coverage of the role the Post Office in employment history, overseas expansion, communications and community cohesion.
We are a combined Museum and Archive...an internationally important resource for social - and postal - history.
The Royal Mail Archive is open to the public 5-6 days a week. It contains records of The Post Office and Royal Mail from the seventeenth century to the present day.
The British Postal Museum Store houses objects ranging from the desk of Rowland Hill (founder of the Penny Post), to Mobile Post Office vehicles and an astounding assortment of letter boxes. The store is open to the public on various dates throughout the summer (PLEASE CALL OR SEE WEBSITE FOR DATES).
Collection details
Trade and Commerce, Toys and Hobbies, Social History, Science and Technology, Photography, Music, Literature, Land Transport, Industry, Film and Media, Design, Costume and Textiles, Aviation, Archives
Key artists and exhibits
- Penny Black
- Great Britain Stamps
- Phillips Philatelic Collection
- Letterboxes
- Postal vehicles
- Postal uniforms
- Sorting machines
- Hand stamps
- Posters
- Artwork
- Photographs
- Documentary films
- Family History sources
- Designated Collection
Museum of the Post Office in the Community
- 30 September 2012 — 19 November 2017 *on now
Located above the Victorian Post Office at Blists Hill Victorian Town, the Museum of the Post Office in the Community explores the vital role the Post Office has played in the lives of generations of Britons. From opening up long-distance communications to the masses, to providing essential services in the most remote communities in the country.
The exhibition tells this fascinating story through a series of remarkable objects including a five-wheeled 'Hen and Chicks' cycle, early examples of a telegram and instantly recognisable postal icons including letter boxes and motorbikes.
Suitable for
- Any age
- Family friendly
Blists Hill Victorian Town
Legges Way, Telford, Shropshire
Additional info
Monday – Sunday:
10.00am – 5.00pm
(4.00pm Nov – Mar)
Admission charges apply, exhibition entry included in ticket price. See www.ironbridge.org.uk or telephone 01952 884391 for further details.
Admission charges apply, exhibition entry included in ticket price.
See www.ironbridge.org.uk or telephone 01952 884391 for further details.
Mail Rail: An Exhibition of Photographs
- 23 July 2013 — 30 April 2015 *on now
From 1927 to 2003, Mail Rail transported post under some of London's most recognisable landmarks from Paddington to Whitechapel. For over 10 years its trains, tracks and tunnels have laid dormant, silently gathering dust beneath the feet of unknowing Londoners and tourists.
Through exceptional images by Jonathan Bradley Photography this small exhibition provides a glimpse into the hidden world of Mail Rail, bringing it back to life. It captures snapshots of the network in its entirety as it was on the day service ceased.
Suitable for
- Family friendly
- Any age
Last Post: Remembering the First World War - Flagship Exhibition
- 11 April 2014 — 27 March 2015 *on now
To mark the centenary of the beginning of the First World War, the BPMA are exhibiting an extended version of Last Post, at the Coalbrookdale Museum of Iron (part of Ironbridge Gorge Museums). On display will be a wealth of BPMA First World War objects, and material from Shropshire-born First World War Officer Wilfred Owen.
Suitable for
- Any age
- Family friendly
Coalbrookdale Museum of Iron
Coalbrookdale, Telford, Shropshire
Additional info
Monday – Sunday:
10.00am – 5.00pm
Annual passport tickets and single site tickets for Ironbridge Gorge Museums
are available which include entry to the exhibition in the admission price.
Please see the Museum's website www.ironbridge.org.uk for more information.
Open Monday to Friday only
The Post Office in Pictures
- 30 March — 11 April 2015
Discover the story of the Post Office and its people through a selection of nostalgic images from the BPMA collection. Explore the incredible lengths postal workers went to in ensuring the safe delivery of letters and parcels, and the unusual, unexpected situations encountered along the way.
Suitable for
- Any age
- Family friendly
Rural Arts
The Old Courthouse, Westgate, Thirsk, North Yorkshire
Dates and times of display may vary so please contact Rural Arts before travelling.
From Pillar to Post: GPO London Walking Tour
- 24 January 2015 11am-1pm
- 22 February 2015 11am-1pm
- 21 March 2015 11am-1pm
- 26 April 2015 11am-1pm
- 23 May 2015 11am-1pm
- 21 June 2015 11am-1pm
Join an accredited guide for a walking tour through 350 years of London's history to reveal how the ingenuity of the postal service shaped the world we live in today. From the coffee houses of the 1600s to the electronic communication of today, walks include the story of Victorian postal reform, the growth of the GPO, the evolution of Mail Rail and the development of post boxes and telephone kiosks. All GPO walking tours are led by trained and accredited guides for Clerkenwell and Islington, and the City of London.
Walks start at Farringdon Station at 11.00am, last around 2 hours, and end near Bank Station.
No need to book, just turn up and meet the guide, who will be wearing a Cityguides badge.
Suitable for
- Family friendly
- 11-13
- 14-15
- 16-17
- 18+
Farringdon Station
£6 for concessions (60+)
£5 for BPMA Friends
Free for accompanied children under 12 years old
Tour of the Archive
- 11 February 2015 3-4pm
- 8 April 2015 3-4pm
- 17 June 2015 3-4pm
Join us for an introduction to the extraordinary social history collections of BPMA with a behind the scenes tour of the archive. Laid out over 2.5 miles of shelving and covering social, communications and design history from 1636 to the present day, BPMA's archivists will reveal the fascinating stories of British and world history through the eyes of one of the country's most iconic services.
Suitable for
- Family friendly
- 7-10
- 11-13
- 14-15
- 18+
Free entry. Suggested donation £2 per person
'No one writes to the General' with Maria Vasquez-Aguilar
- 26 February 2015 7-8pm
11 September 1973 saw the military overthrow of the President of Chile. What followed was a brutal regime, under General Pinochet, which was to last 17 years, causing the death, torture and disappearances of thousands of men, women and children. This talk will look at the role the postal service unwittingly played during those years. From
linking Chilean refugees and activists in the UK to help counter censorship, to raising awareness to the outside world of the horrors being played out in Chile.
Suitable for
- 16-17
- 18+
Phoenix Centre
Phoenix Place, London
Getting there
Next door to the BPMA Search Room
£2.50 for concessions (60+).
Free for accompanied children under 12 years old.
Tours of the Store: BPMA Museum Collections
- 4 March 2015 1-3pm
- 1 April 2015 1-3pm
- 6 May 2015 10am-12pm, 1-3pm
- 1 June 2015 6-8pm
- 3 June 2015 1-3pm
Just 35 minutes from Central London on the Central Line sits the imposing BPMA Museum Store. It contains thousands of objects, from iconic red telephone kiosks, post boxes and vehicles to Morris vans, mail coaches and ingenious Victorian pneumatic rail cars.
Join us on a curator-led behind the scenes tour for a walk through hundreds of years of British social history, and get up close to some of our most iconic objects.
Visits include two 30-minute curator-led tours, complimentary refreshments and an opportunity to explore the collection at your leisure. Please note that you will be required to stand for the duration of each 30 minute tour.
Suitable for
- 7-10
- 11-13
- 14-15
- 16-17
- 18+
BPMA Museum Store
3 Imprimo Park, Lenthall Rd, Loughton, Essex
£2.50 for concessions (60+).
Free for accompanied children under 12 years old.
Unstitching the Uniform with Joanna Espin, BPMA Curator
- 26 March 2015 6-8pm
Discover the fascinating stories and rich social history hidden within the British Postal Museum & Archive's Uniform Collection. Join Curator Joanna Espin, and explore the development of postal uniforms, the lives of the people who wore them, and the cultural significance they held.
Suitable for
- 14-15
- 16-17
- 18+
Guildhall Library
Guildhall, 5 Aldermanbury, London
Booking information coming soon.
'My dear Tony…' with Julian Stray, BPMA Senior Curator
- 30 April 2015 7-8pm
200 years ago a great Victorian novelist was born, Anthony Trollope. But, as explored in this fascinating talk, his life extended far beyond his writing. Julian Stray will share with us the eventful postal career of Trollope. From his early days as a misbehaving clerk at postal headquarters to globe trotting troubleshooter and, remarkably, pioneer of the pillar box in 1852.
Suitable for
- 16-17
- 18+
Phoenix Centre
Phoenix Place, London
Getting there
Next door to the BPMA Search Room
£2.50 for concessions (60+).
Free for accompanied children under 12 years old.
The Post Office Went to War
- 9 May 2015 10am-5pm
In March 1915, after months of training, the Post Office Rifles arrived in France and were almost immediately thrown into the battle of Festubert – one of the major offensives of the First World War. Documenting his experiences of at the time was postal worker and Post Office Rifleman Thomas May. Join us on Saturday 9 May to find out more about life at the Front and at home for the thousands of Post Office employees who, like May, dedicated themselves to the war effort. Immerse yourself in the stories of these posties from the past, before ending the day with some drinks and nibbles and a fascinating talk on how the Post Office went to war.
Drop-in from 10.00am-4.00pm
Evening talk and refreshments: 4.00pm-5.00pm
This event is part of the Loughton Festival 2015:
Suitable for
- 18+
- 16-17
BPMA Museum Store
3 Imprimo Park, Lenthall Rd, Loughton, Essex
Letters from a Long Road with Julian Sayarer
- 4 June 2015 7-8pm
For 169 days in 2009 Julian Sayarer cycled 110 miles a day through 20 countries on his way to breaking the world record for a circumnavigation by bicycle.Reflecting on his 18,049 mile challenge, his book Life Cycles tells of his experiences on the road in a time of paper maps and before smart phones. In his talk, Julian will tell of his remarkable feat and the companionship he found in a notepad and letters while away from home.
Julian Sayarer's book Life Cycles is available now from all good bookshops.
Suitable for
- 16-17
- 18+
Phoenix Centre
Phoenix Place, London
Getting there
Next door to the BPMA Search Room
£2.50 for concessions (60+).
Free for accompanied children under 12 years old.
Messages Through Time
Messages Through Time is a document pack produced in 2003 for use by schools at Key Stage 3.
Messages Through Time gives a glimpse into the huge and fascinating collection in The Royal Mail Archive.
It comes in two parts: a collection of documents, and a teachers' handbook. The teachers' handbook is organised into themes related to the Key Stage 3 History curriculum and starts with a section exploring examples of historical evidence. Further themes follow the chronological programmes of study, as well as suggesting activities for Citizenship.
Each theme includes class activities and photocopy masters for Activity Sheets. The documents themselves are accompanied by detailed descriptions
How to obtain
To obtain a high-quality printed hard copy for £10, please email firstname.lastname@example.com
To view Messages Through Time online visit our website www.postalheritage.org.uk
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November 26, 2014
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AApl will rally from here
Elop is such a right/perfect/profound/visionary fit for Apple's bag holders. But Nokia tanked with satisfactions on both accounts.
Do you think Cook finally learned that he has to up his game at PR?
you got it. we are going to the moon after this earnings announcement. won't see the big run till july on but we are going to 800 this year.
handsome, they told me that since aapl was at 600.
If not . Cook should be replaced..... He has had enough time to bread confidence, based on fact into the shareholder base.
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12:01 am U.S. ET | Nov. 10, 2014Various vehicles loaded with high-performance gear at last week's Specialty Equipment Market Association show will be available soon in U.S. showrooms....
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Acura to Jeep, SEMA showcases performance, off-road mojo
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Events - November 2014
November 01, 2014 09:00 am - November 01, 2014 2:00 pm
Mistletoe MarketHosted by Emmanuel Community Church (1680 Reach St. Port Perry) in support of The Pregnancy Help Centre of Durham * Local Vendors, Crafters, and Artisans * FREE Parking & Admission * Silent Auction * Coffee Bar read more
November 05, 2014
SEAGRAVE UNITED CHURCH TURKEY SUPPERNovember 5 - Turkey Supper at Seagrave United Church, with sitting at 4:45, 6:00 and 7:15 p.m. Adults: $18 and Youth 6-12 - $5, under 6 eat FREE. For tickets call 905-985-3595 or email email@example.com. For more details go to the Seagrave Church website read more
November 07, 2014 1:00 pm - November 07, 2014 3:30 pm
Seniors Information ForumScugog Seniors Advisory Committee is hosting the Seniors Information Forum on Friday Nov 7th from 1:00 to 3:30 pm at the Community Center at 1655 Reach Street. Join us to see over 40+ Organizations displaying their goods/services FREE ADMISSION read more
November 08, 2014 8:00 pm - November 08, 2014 11:30 pm
Lynn Miles (With Keith Glass)Canadian songbird, Lynn Miles, returns to our stage, with Keith Glass, guitarist/singer/songwriter (Prairie Oyster). Tickets $ 25 from 905-985-8351, Blue Heron Books, Uxbridge, or POE Design in Port Perry. read more
November 11, 2014
Municipal Office Closed on Tuesday, November 11th - Remembrance DayThe Township of Scugog Municipal Office will be closed on Tuesday, November 11th for Remembrance Day. Our office will reopen on Wednesday, November 12th at 8:30 a.m. Payments may be dropped off using the mailslot in the front door of the Municipal Office. read more
November 11, 2014
Remembrance Day Services in Blackstock & Port PerryThere will be Remembrance Day Services in Blackstock and Port Perry. Blackstock Remembrance Day Service The service in Blackstock will begin at the Blackstock Recreation Centre (3440 Church St., Blackstock) at 10:30 a.m. and proceeds to the Blackstock Cenotaph for the 11:00 a.m. service. Port Perry Remembrance Day Service The service in Port Perry... read more
November 15, 2014 09:00 am - November 15, 2014 04:30 am
What Every Babysitter Should Know CourseWould you like to learn to Babysit? Do you want to know what to do in an emergency? Are you between the ages of 10-13? If you answered yes to these questions, then we have the course for you! The St. John Ambulance "What Every Babysitter Should Know Course". ... read more
November 19, 2014 7:30 pm - November 19, 2014 9:00 pm
Lake Scugog Historical Society MeetingOpen Meeting with guest speaker Dave Hodson, "A Port Perry Lawyer in Afghanistan" read more
November 27, 2014 2:00 pm - November 27, 2014 4:00 pm
Keep Calm & Diabetes On!A free diabetes health fair! Visit community booths, listen to diabetes presentations from a Registered Nurse and Registered Dietitian, and gain valuable information about diabetes services in the Port Perry area. November 27, from 2 to 4 p.m. at the Scugog Community Recreation Centre (1655 Reach Street, Port Perry). read more
November 27, 2014 7:30 pm - November 27, 2014 10:00 pm
Trouble in PantoLand - Musical/British Panto PREVIEW NIGHTThis holiday season, join us for a hilariously twisted fairy tale, where it's the eve of Cinderella's wedding and a most unlikely web-footed hero must save the day as the land of fairy tales is threatened by an evil wizard. Preview tickets:2 for $20! read more
November 28, 2014 7:30 pm - December 07, 2014 5:00 pm
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"No reconciliation without justice..."...aah...what a comfort to the ears...but didn't his mother mean that too? Any justice yet from the Marcoses? But what have we got here? A Marcos as senator, a Marcos as governor, Imelda as congresswoman! Good luck, Noynoy!
To the Politico-Economist who presents him/herself as an observer who seeks no part in Philippine governance but looks forward to being surprised in six years time, I say that mere avoidance of cynicism is too petty a goal for a President, and a country. And, the change that occasions it can be described either as reform, or as revolution, depending on how much stake a person has in the status quo--reform to those who find justice in it, revolution to those seeking allies to oppose it.
If you find that my response dwells too much on your choice of words, I do beg your pardon. But I hope you understand that I have no other means by which to decipher your position. In one comment, you admit anxiety after perceiving President Aquino as meaning every word he says, and in another comment, you acknowledge the unfairness of judging with little more than words to go by--thus implying that these are still just words and not expressions of conviction. Frankly sir/madam, you confound me.
Cluetrainer says: "But keep in mind that this is the Third World where realities have no tolerance for torpor, where the consequence of decadence is death, and where hope is a force-multiplier."
Absolutely true but facts on the ground tell no lies either.
Either Aquino is true to his word and turn the whole Philippine society upside down with his corruption battle-cry, in which case his is a call to revolution; or he'll take incremental steps, picking his battles, in which case he betrays his rhetoric and therefore adds to the cynicism he seeks to avoid.
I dearly wish to be pleasantly surprised in six years' time but am not really holding my breath for it to happen this early, unfair though it may be to judge without little more than words to go by...
I agree that the last commenter, the Politico-Economist (a pen name that former President Arroyo herself has the credentials for claiming), is indeed troubled.
That President Aquino means every word he says puts meat to his call for serious and involved citizenship, and does not spell more trouble for a country already in a hole, but does threaten those who made their fortunes and have privileges that were protected during the Arroyo administration.
The self-styled Politico-Economist assumes that Filipinos will not heed the call, take advantage of the demonstrated openness of the new Aquino administration, and not get involved in governance. But keep in mind that this is the Third World where realities have no tolerance for torpor, where the consequence of decadence is death, and where hope is a force-multiplier.
Tom Wolfe once wrote that cynicism is the most cowardly form of superiority. The Politico-Economist might consider changing his/her pen name accordingly.
Filipinos, though perhaps not uniquely so, are suckers for wishful thinking as reflected in the two comments so far.
I was troubled by the general tenor of what Aquino said while campaigning but dismissed it as him being an astute campaigner. But everything he has said since his election seems to indicate he means every word he says which, if true, cannot but spell more trouble in store for the country.
Ah well...guess Filipinos will console themselves at the end of another six years that they got the government they deserve...
this article was an utter disappointment, deplorably lacking in depth and insight. its attempt to draw parallelisms and references between the current events and the philippines' past was at best clumsy and ignorant. chirangu's comment was a much better read and better use of my time.
President Aquino has made a few good moves since becoming President.
His first full day was spent ascertaining where the Philippines is exactly financially. A review of current government programs has been ordered, and there are plans to charge tax evaders in the near future.
Aquino's inaugural speech had some positive points the author of this article failed to mention. For instance, he remarked on his goal to make the country more investor-friendly, and gave specifics.
As the article vaguely conceded, the transition of power from Arroyo to Aquino proceeded smoothly. It was not a revolution. Aquino and Arroyo rode together to the ceremony, shook hands in front of the public, and acted civilly toward each other.
Unlike his mother, the new President Aquino is much, much less likely to face coup attempts. The bulk of the military--and the population in general--has grown up in an era where the Aquino family has been portrayed as a clan of heroes and likable personalities. 'Noynoy' will not have to face Marcos loyalists trying to overthrow the leftist newcomer housewife and return the Philippines to the way it was for two decades. His, and his family's, popularity will afford him some protection that the first President Aquino, and President Arroyo, did not have. Likewise, that popularity, and his capturing such a large percentage of the vote, will give him a stronger mandate to pass his favored legislation.
It was good that he stated clearly that he is "not Superman and that he is hoping to merely lay a solid foundation for his successor in 2016." While this statement may be taken as him covering his butt, it is a refreshing change of tactic. Many Filipino politicians do act like they are superheroes who will fix the Philippines practically overnight. To some degree, the democratic system dictates that they behave that way. What Aquino said is the right attitude: make some improvements and bequeath a stable Philippines that is better off than it was six years ago to the next President and government. The Philippines will not be a developed country in 2030. That's okay. Has the Philippines improved from where it was before? If so, is that improvement by a respectably large amount? That's what matters. Not impossible development in a few years or useless comparisons with neighbors.
Rather than cynically mocking Filipinos' optimism, I think the author should have noted that this time around there may be reason for a more positive outlook on the Philippines' prospects over the next six years.
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Hi all !! I'm trying this kale chip recipe as we speak.........they're in the D now !! I have an 'ole standby recipe that is to die for, but I wanted to try something new, and these seem like just the right recipe for me !! LOVE this site.......<3
Raw kale chips recipe
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Prep Time10 min
Total Time4 hours 10 min
Suggested Servings2 servings
Shelf LifeEat immediately
- 1 large bunch kale
- 3 tablespoons olive oil
- 3 tablespoons dried dill
- 5 tablespoons nutritional yeast
- 3 tablespoons raw soy sauce (nama shoyu or tamari)
- 1/2 teaspoon sea salt
Nutrition Facts
Nutrition Facts
Per 290 g (10 oz) suggested serving
|% Daily
|14 %
|17 g
|30 %
|23 g
|30 %
|27 g
|8 %
|Dietary Fiber
|11 g
|35 %
|6 g
|439 mg
|44 %
|6 mg
|49 %
|1449 mg
|63 %
- 1. Get one large bunch of dry kale.
- 2. Rip kale into gigantic "chips." Leave the kale quite big because they will shrink when dehydrated so try to leave each piece of kale quite big. Place in bowl.
- 3. Add all remaining ingredients into the bowl on top of the kale.
- 4. Mix all the ingredients together using your hands. Your hands will get coated in oil and spices, but trust me. You have to do it this way--it's the only way to get this raw kale chip flavouring mixture thoroughly mixed and on each leaf. Mix very very thoroughly by massaging the kale with your hands. You want to make sure the spices are quite evenly distributed.
- 5. Place your chips in a single layer on parchment-paper lined dehydrator sheets. You don't have to lie them out perfectly; just make sure you don't have pieces lying on top of one another.
- 6. Dehydrate for 1 hour at 120 degrees. Reduce heat to 105 and dehydrate for a couple more hours. Check on them quite soon, because small pieces will crisp up quickly and you can snack on them right away! Compared to most dehydrator recipes this raw kale chip recipe actually is pretty quick to make, and you can be enjoying them within a few hours. Don't eat them when they're still a bit soggy, they taste gross that way. Wait until they're totally dry and crispy.
- 7. We usually tend to consume these raw kale chips really quickly, but they do keep quite well stored in tupperware or ziploc bags (provided that you've totally dehydrated them so that there's no moisture left in your kale chips - Ie. dehydrate them for 24 hours or longer!). So eat up! :)
The Rawtarian's ThoughtsBy The Rawtarian
Raw kale chips - I finally took the time to document my kale chip making procedure! There are many ways to make kale chips, and this is the way I do it.
This kale chip recipe requires a dehydrator. Also, many kale chip recipes call for tahini, but I wanted to create a recipe that did not use tahini because I, like many of you I am sure, don't always keep tahini on hand.
One of the keys to making kale chips is understanding the ratio of kale to wet sauce. When I first tried making kale chips the recipe I followed didn't clearly explain how much kale to use. Thus, I used a small amount of kale and a large amount of oily sauce... which was a total disaster when I first started making them. So I have tried to be clear and show you what your kale chips should like like at each stage of the procedure.
Tip: If you have very large pieces of kale that have hard stems in the center cut the stems out. However, you don't have to cut the stem out of small pieces. The only purpose re: cutting the hard stems out is the big stems can be kind of dry and hard after being dehydrated.
Tip: When mixing with your hands, if you find the mixture is quite dry and sticking on your hands you have my permission to add one more tablespoon of extra virgin olive oil to this kale chip recipe. However, do not add any more than that because you don't want them to be too oily because they won't dehydrate properly if they're totally soaked in oil. Another way to think about this is that it should look like a nice kale salad with a reasonable amount of dressing coating each piece, similar to salad. (By the way - This won't taste very good right now, so don't eat it like salad!)
There are many kale chip recipes, and you can certainly make your own recipes as you become more confident in your raw kitchen. The trick is to get your flavoring well-distributed on the chips. You don't want them too oily--you want your kale chips to be just right!
Nutrition Overview
- This recipe is very low in Carbohydrates.
- This recipe is low in Calories.
- This recipe provides you with 100% of your daily Vitamin C, Riboflavin, Vitamin B6, Vitamin B12, and Vitamin K.
- This recipe is an excellent source of Protein.
- This recipe is a good source of Dietary Fiber, Calcium, Iron, and Vitamin E.
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I made these and they were delicious. I am wondering if I bought the wrong kind of nutritional yeast. It's powder and it ended up just being clumps on the kale. Any ideas what I did wrong? Thanks.
Nov 03, 2014
Great recipe. Comes out very salty if like us you have a low salt diet.
The Rawtarian
Nov 07, 2014
I agree, Jacqui. Makes them extra tasty! :)
Oct 29, 2014
I made these today and love the taste with one exception, it has a bit too much salt for me. Maybe if I leave out the salt it will be ok, I realize the soyu is also very salty. The smell of them cooking was yummy.
The Rawtarian
Oct 30, 2014
Good idea, Marjied. Whatever makes it work for you! :)
Jun 25, 2014
I have made kale chips several times. What happens is the kale is crispy when it is still warm, but hours later it seems crispy to the touch- but it doesn't crunch in your mouth.
So this last batch, I did not use too much oil. Only 2 tablespoons, garlic and lemon. I dehydrated for 5 hours. Then did two more hours only to have the above scenario happen again.
Please help!
P.S. someone online it said to dehydrate for 24 hours? Is this something I should do? So frustrated...
The Rawtarian
Jul 06, 2014
Hi Jillian, Where do you live? It's probably the humidity in the air making the kale chips moist again. If you eat them right away are they crispy?
Feb 04, 2014
Can you leave the yeast out of the recipe? My partner doesn't like it. Or is there a substitute?
The Rawtarian
Feb 09, 2014
Hi Frieda, yes you can omit it
Nov 13, 2013
I have a big bag of curly kale- how do I determine a bunch?
The Rawtarian
Nov 13, 2013
The recipe is very forgiving, but I'd say maybe like 8 cups smooshed down somewhat?
Oct 15, 2013
I have found that the salt is not really needed. At least not too much. Because there is nothing worse than oversalting kale chips!!!
The Rawtarian
Oct 15, 2013
Lol sounds like you are speaking from experience, Sarah!
Jul 29, 2013
I can't stop eating them!!!
The Rawtarian
Aug 05, 2013
Lol this is a common prob Judith lol
Jul 08, 2013
I just made these and found that if you toss the kale in the tamari and oil then just turn and sprinkle the combined dry ingredients across the wet kale over snd over, you get a perfect even coverage with only 3 tbls oil and no spices sticking to your hands! Absolutely delicious, have been stealing crispy bits out of the D already.
The Rawtarian
Jul 09, 2013
Thief!! Crispy bit thief!! (it takes one to know one lol)
Jun 09, 2013
got them in the D now, cant wait!!! and yes the tip about too much oil is a good one, tried another recipe and it was good but they never really dried out. thanks so much for all you do.
The Rawtarian
Jun 16, 2013
Hi Kari, hope they turned out really well for you!
I made these and they were delicious. I am wondering if I bought the wrong kind of nutritional yeast. It's powder and it ended up just being clumps on the kale. Any ideas what I did wrong? Thanks.
The Rawtarian
May 26, 2013
Hi Donna, I usually use the nutritional yeast flakes, which do clump up quite a bit. Next could you should massage more with your hands for better distribution :)
The Rawtarian
Apr 28, 2013
Erika Ray, SUPER! :) xoxoxoxox
Hi all !! I'm trying this kale chip recipe as we speak.........they're in the D now !! I have an 'ole standby recipe that is to die for, but I wanted to try something new, and these seem like just the right recipe for me !! LOVE this site.......<3
Jan 12, 2013
WOW! Thank you so much for the recipe! I came across it a few months ago and I've been wanting to start dehydrating for years but had no dehydrator. By happy accident I was regifted exactly what I wanted for Christmas! YAY! So, I chose to make this recipe as my very first and I am glad I did! While they are not all quite done yet I have been 'testing' and they are packed with flavor! I followed the recipe as written but found the mix to be REALLY STICKY and had trouble getting it off my hands and mixed throughout the Kale. I wound up massaging each piece to coat as well as I could and washed a LOT off my hands and down the drain. :( I'm wondering, should have added more oil to get the mixture more fluid and less pasty? Thanks again!
The Rawtarian
Jan 25, 2013
Gotta love regifting, and love it even better when you get a dehydrator out of it! I have the same stickiness problem to be honest. But they taste really good :) I wouldn't add much more oil or anything because then they will be more difficult to get crispy (the more oil the less likely they will crisp up). You could maybe add a titch of water though, but not much
Oct 23, 2012
My dehydrator is a Ronco convection one that doesn't have a temperature setting. It just plugs in. Any idea how long I would leave kale in without control of temperature? Or would I have to basically babysit it so it doesn't shrivel to nothing? lol
The Rawtarian
Nov 02, 2012
Hi Tammy, not too sure what temp your dehydrator would be at, but my guess is probably a bit higher than most raw stuff would get dehydrated at. My guess is that 5-6 hours might do it.
Tarra McCannell
Aug 31, 2012
I usually make plain (olive oil and sea salt) or cheesy kale chips, but I came across this one and I have been craving dill pickle chips so thought I'd give them a try. I used a few different ingredients. 1 cup soaked cashews, the juice of 1 lemon, 1 Tbsp nutritional yeast, 2 Tbsp dill and 1 Tbsp hemp hearts, blended it all up, coated the kale and dehydrated and they came out delish! Thanks for the inspritation :)
The Rawtarian
Sep 07, 2012
Happy to spur creativity in you!
mary langer
Jul 05, 2012
hey laura jane! RAD website! I have been making kale chips for years and this is the BEST recipe I have tried yet!
May 31, 2012
Hi There, Will you be making a "Print" button so that it is easier to print your fabulous recipes??
The Rawtarian
Jun 01, 2012
That is a great idea Tracy, I will add to my to-do list.
Apr 10, 2012
my husband and I call this recipe "raw Doritos", we love them and I have them in our weekly rotation :o)
The Rawtarian
Apr 11, 2012
Mmm doritos. Raw doritos... lol
Feb 13, 2012
I just finished dehydrating these and they are really good. I was really worried though... The smell of the tamari and dill together smelled AWFUL! It smelled up my entire house with a smell that was close to vomit. I don't know if my tamari was bad, it was a new bottle but it was very smelly. I'm glad they turned out because I made a double batch. Thank you for the recipe. Next time I think I will use braggs amino acid. :)
The Rawtarian
Feb 18, 2012
Lol sorry they stunk up your house hehe.
But I'm glad you like the taste :)
I don't mind the smell
Diane in so. calif
Jan 21, 2012
The photos for the kale chip steps are not coming up, can you please check the links to those photos? Thanks for documenting your steps, I am looking forward to trying this.
Nov 27, 2011
I love these! I made my first batch last week and they were soo good! I switched out lemon juice for the Soy sauce and they turned out perfect! Just like pickle chips:)
I also use your marinade + some garlic and onion powder to make zucchini chips... Yum!
The Rawtarian
Nov 28, 2011
Woo zuchinni chips sound interesting! I've never made those. Do you just slice with a mandoline in throw 'em in the D?
The Rawtarian
Aug 16, 2011
I am glad you enjoyed the kale chips, Lorrie.
To help your friend's son who can't eat nuts or grains, I wonder whether he can eat chia seeds? And what about sprouted seeds, like alfalfa sprouts, I wonder?
Aug 17, 2011
Hi Laura-Jane, unfortunatly he has never been tested for chia seeds or hemp seeds. I will have to ck on the alfalfa sprouts. He cannot eat flaxseeds or tahini. That is what is making it so hard for me. I can think of a few desserts using advocado and even raw spaghetti and lasagna but without the "cheese". I was just hoping to come up with some more kid friendly ideas. If you have any ideas I would appreciate them. Thank you for your time.
The Rawtarian
Aug 18, 2011
Hi Lorrie,
That's tough, he cannot eat the basic raw staples! I wonder if he can eat regular flour?
I do think exploring the avocado to add creaminess is a great idea, like avocado choco pudding and that sort of thing. I am sure he will love kale chips, savory and sweet... Entrees, you could try mushroom burger type things by modifying this recipe and removing some nuts but ramping up the mushroom and other veggie content: http://therawtarian.com/raw-meatloaf-recipe/
If he could eat chia seeds that would be a good flax-seed substitute.
Aug 19, 2011
Thank you for your input! I will check out the mushroom burger, that one sounds really great. His mom is afraid to try the chia seeds. I have been playing around with lasangna and spaghetti recipes and some nori and collard wraps to create something healthy and fun to eat! Wish me luck, he will try my dishes this Tuesday. Thank you again for your input and suggestions.
The Rawtarian
Aug 20, 2011
Good luck Lorrie! And good for you for helping this little one get some healthy variety in his restricted diet.
Aug 16, 2011
Hi Laura-Jane, These kale chips are wonderful! I have a question for you. I am trying to help a friend of mine who has an 11 year old son who is allergic to all nuts, all seeds, grains and even coconut! I am trying to create some raw dishes for them but raw dishes other than smoothies which are wonderful has nuts and seeds in them,they eat alot of fast foods, his favorite foods are beef, bread, mexican all fast foods and chocolate and chips. I know what your thinking, can you see why I really want to help them with some good healthy dishes but I'm having a hard time finding dishes without the nuts and seeds and coconut. I would love some guidance please? I really enjoy your recipes, Thank you!
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A MAN suffering with a neurological condition was assaulted by a group of men who targeted him because of his disability.
The victim, aged in his 40s, was walking to the Co-Op store towards Gresham Road when the attack happened at about 7.50pm on Wednesday, May 23.
As he walked along the footpath that runs by the Green Centre he passed a group of men sitting on a bench and drinking who made abusive remarks about him.
When he turned and asked them what they said, one of the group got up and squared up to him. A second also approached him and threw an open can of alcohol at his head, spilling the contents over him.
This man is described as white, in his late teens or early 20s, around 5ft 11ins tall, with short blond hair and he was wiry but well built. He was wearing light-coloured tracksuit bottoms and was topless at the time, exposing a black tribal tattoo on his chest.
The first man was also white, in his mid-20s, a similar height and had blond cropped hair. He was wearing a white t-shirt and had a tribal tattoo on his upper right arm.
PC Laura Tansell, who is investigating the attack, said: "While the victim of this assault was not injured, he has been left very upset by this disturbing incident. This was a cruel and unprovoked attack on a man simply because of his disability.
"West Mercia Police does not tolerate hate crimes and we appeal for any members of the public who may have information about who the offenders were to contact us. Do you recognise the description of those involved or are you aware of a group of young men hanging around and drinking outside the community centre during the recent hot weather?"
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on Jul 16, 2008 at 8:26 pm
That is what he said. Even Jesse's son was upset by the comment.
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on Jul 16, 2008 at 8:53 pm
Below is the partial transcript we received in our tips box, and confirmed to be authentic by Fox News Channel representatives.
Barack...he's talking down to black people...telling ns how to behave.
So, yes. Jesse Jackson did use the "N" word. But it was not directed at Barack Obama. Fox News and Bill O'Reilly have maintained there was more on the tape, but that the un-aired portion was not relevant to the issue at hand: about whether Obama was "talking down" to the black community.
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im interested in starting to do some digi scrapbooking since i've been putting off getting a cricut and i currently have paint.net
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Earlier this week, a group of San Francisco 49ers fans from Hayward, Calif. fell victim to a Craigslist scam after paying someone $5,900 for what they thought were four tickets to the Super Bowl. That price would mean the tickets were selling for double face value, which is reasonable compared to the triple and beyond that most secondary markets are charging. However, 49-year-old Sharon Osgood says she never received any tickets.
After wiring the money to the seller's credit union, Osgood said she received a package in the mail on Monday. That package contained nothing more than a Super Bowl 47 promo picture and a note that said: "Enjoy the game!!!! Go Ravens!!! LOL." Ouch.
"I'm just sick — like, physically sick," Osgood told the San Jose Mercury News. "All over the envelope it says 'go Ravens' — even on the FedEx label. For a week I was on the phone with this guy. That's the only reason why we trusted him.
"Do we want to let this affect our celebration of our team going to the Super Bowl? We need to get past that."
Osgood was not the first person to be scammed for Super Bowl tickets on Craigslist and she won't be the last. However, she could be the only one whose story has led to five free tickets to the game — four courtesy of Ticketmaster and one from the Niners.
According to the San Jose Mercury News, Ticketmaster CEO Nathan Hubbard heard about the unfortunate story and called Osgood to offer tickets to her and the other members of her family who were scammed. The Niners had already offered a free ticket.
"My heart literally was in my throat; it was fluttering — I was like, 'Oh my God, I can't believe this is happening.' I can't put into words how grateful I am," Osgood said while fighting back tears.
Some will say that Osgood doesn't deserve free tickets, since one of the most basic rules of Craigslist transactions is that you never wire money to a stranger's account. You're better off dealing with someone who is looking to trade their wife or a bag of weed for tickets. That being said, sometimes we have a tendency to believe that there are good people in the world who wouldn't steal our money. In the end, it all worked out nicely for Osgood and company.
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Anyone who obtained too much power in Saddam Hussein's Iraq had two choices: join the Ba'ath Party or die. Joseph Kassab, a medical researcher at the University of Baghdad, chose a third option—flee to the United States. Thirty-five years later, he describes his success here as "an American dream story." But he is a Chaldean Catholic, and he worries for the fate of his people, the Christians of Iraq.
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The Christian population of Iraq, which has its roots in the ancient Assyrians who embraced Christianity in biblical times, numbered 1.3 million before 2003. Over the next decade, nearly a million Christians fled to neighboring countries. Many who became refugees fled to the West if they could.
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Changed my mind; I do have something to add: TRoss. I generally doubt that players pay attention to what-all's being said out there (out here) but I wondered a couple weeks ago when, as the griping-crescendo was building and about to peak towards TRoss, he seemed to break out of whatever low-level of funk he was in, to suddenly play a bit better. So … I'll throw two cents into the internet-ether to say that TRoss would be a much-much better player and would earn himself many extra-large paycheques come contract time, if he would decide once-and-for-all that he *had* to be better and to start by driving hard to the hoop, and often! I don't expect to see an ego-maniacal-attitude (can you imagine, tho? Damn, he'd be dangerous). But if he got a little bit angry or impatient (even) at his slow progression, thus far … it couldn't hurt.
I remember reading a lot of years ago how then-captain Bobby Clarke of the Philadelphia Flyers was pissed at one of his talented line-mates (Bill Barber, I think) who was sleep-walking, so between periods, he yelled at him loudly and whacked him hard with a stick, across his shin-pads … and it worked. (Next period, the guy scored, the team won, etc, etc.) So … maybe a fellow Rap could … you know, wake him up, just a bit more? A stick probably isn't necessary, but .. maybe throw a shoe at him? Because he's too talented to not be on his way (yet) to becoming a big star in this league. So c'mon DeMar. Give him a little Compton-style. Get him angry. Without JJ for a bit, you're gonna need him.


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It's been quite a while since last we heard from reader favorite Bullet, but that's understandable – the transition from human to robot is a delicate and time-consuming process. That's right: in a plot twist straight out of a science fiction thriller, the Chi-town emcee's merged with the machine to become Mr. Robotic. Has the switch affected his sound? It's too early to tell for sure, but unreleased track Beat Steady Knocking is a little different from the propulsive, Slot-A produced club bangers for which he's best known in the Booth. Here, Cool Kid Chuck Inglish serves up a laid-back, appropriately metallic-sounding synth instrumental (complete with a chopped-and-screwed hook sampled from Gorilla Zoe's Hood Figga) as Robotic spits bars brimming with braggadocio and pop-culture references: "I'm so VIP just like a private screening / You are Bruce Almighty, I must be Morgan Freeman." So, does Bullet by any other name still sound as fresh? If you think so, keep it locked to DJBooth.net, as well as the artist's newly-launched official site, worldofrobotic.com, for all the latest from the Windy City up-and-comer.
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Does anyone have a sample code or tutorial on how to do this?
I have tried to do this in a multide of ways, but each of my changes ends up breaking something else. None of these three methods is working....
Dim DT34 As String = DirectCast(GridView4.Rows.FindControl("Textbox1"), TextBox).Text
Dim TB1 As Label = GridView4.Rows(e.NewEditIndex).Cells(0).FindControl("Label1")
Dim tb1 As TextBox = GridView4.Rows(e.RowIndex).Cells(0).FindControl("TextBox1")
Dim IDVal As String = tb1.Text
In the following code, I am believe it is finding the control but it is not returning the value that was entered into the textbox.
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