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Ela Carte Restaurant Reviews
- 3AW Food
- Miss Katies Crab Shack
- Ela's Woodland House review
- Ela gets jiggy at Jinda Thai
- Ela's champion lunch at the Clayton Bowls Club
- Scandinavian style meets farmhouse chic
- Ela visits Dee's Kitchen on the pier
- Ela tastes 'hellenic dirty food'
- Ela's salvation at Saint Crispin
- Ela gets spoiled by Meatmother
- Roast collection 2013
- Ela Carte Food Images
- Ela heads to old Napoli
- Ela gets a taste of 'the real' Mexico
- Ela heads to Fu Manchu in Preston
- Ela in Kew for Lil' Boy Blue
- Ela starts anew at Shakahari Too
- Ela Carte 'Milks the Cow'
- Ela Carte's Spring Graze
- Ela Carte eats and loves
- Ela Carte's British fare
- Ela gets engrossed with the Roast
- Ela says Konnichiwa to Akachochin
- Ela tips her sombrero to Senoritas
- Ela's got soul...and marmalade
- Ela Carte in burger heaven
- Firechief Ela reports for duty
- Ela's pilgrimage to the temple
- Ela's function at the junction
- Ela's eastern excursion
- Ela Goes swimming at Middle Fish
- Ela's 'lazy lunch' at Albert Street
- Ela finds gold on the Silk Road
- Ela feasts at The Long Table
- Moors Head has Ela craving more
- Ela Carte: Escar-got to Bistro Gitan
- Ela blows into Bruin
- Ela Carte reviews Noir
- Ela inspects Bramble and Vine
- Ela unveils the Wyndham Cache
- Ela snacks at the Yak
- Ela goes over the Barwon edge
- Ela digs the Paella at Robert Burns
- Ela picks Claypots Evening Star
- Ela takes the Thai road
- Ela chooses Franco Choos
- Ela indulges in Daylesford
- Ela goes Spring Grazing
- Ela mingles at Montsalvat
- The Kids keep Ela satisfied
- Ela sizzles at 'Los Latinos'
- Ela joins the Union
- Ela's Green Day Out
- Ela Completes Royal Trifecta
- Ela and 'Estelle' get aquainted
- Ela discovers 'Crimean' side
- Ela rugs up at Scarf
- Chin chin, Ela!
- Ela gets Bottle Shocked
- Ela gets Roasted
- Ela graces Golden Fields
- Ela gets (L)OST
- Ela goes Greek at Mezedakia
- Ela Inspects Rochford Wines
- Ela experiences Pirianda
- Ela picks a Dandelion
- Ela dives in to The Atlantic
- A Good Table Indeed!
- Ela's Tale of Two Breakfasts
- Ela's Morsels - 15th April
- Ela says "Oui" to PM24
- Ela lets loose at Papa Goose
- Ela meets Simon and his ducks
- Ela Carte discovers Agraba
- Ela Carte's "Morsels"
- Ela Carte reviews Josie Bones
- Ela races to Hare and Grace
- Afghan Spice Banquet
- Ela Carte unveils coastal gems
- Saint Peters
- Ela goes Naked For Satan
- Food of Laos, Burma and Thailand
- Ichi Ni Izakaya
- Ela Carte reviews Kinglake Pub
- Ela's Neighbourhood Gems
- Hallah (Korean BBQ)
- The Grange Restaurant
- The Little Press and Cellar
- Noodle Kingdom
- Ten Minutes By Tractor
- City Lunches - $15 and Under
- The "Art" of the Picnic
Some 'gems' of Good Food Month | Ela Carte
ELA CARTE: Let's get one thing straight – vegetarians just aren't going to enjoy this deal at a charming Collingwood pub. Plus, the 'Bar Hop' deal.
Bargain Bun Ta with Ela Carte
It's funny – there are three places I love in this one little strip, and each for a particular dish.
Ela visits Bar Nacional
ELA CARTE: Ela Carte goes to Bar Nacional, 727 Collins Street, Docklands. www.barnacional.com.au
Ela Carte visits Kirk's wine bar
ELA CARTE: If there's anything Ian Curley can do well, it's European fare and feel, and he hasn't missed the mark at Kirk's.
Ela visits Mi Peru d'Carmen
ELA CARTE: Review of Mi Peru d'Carmen, 242-246 Como Parade, West Parkdale.
Ela gets toastie at the Jaffle Bar
Ela snaffles a jaffle, the latest foodie trend.
Ms Carte meets Mister Jennings
ELA CARTE: The Estelle remains one of my favourite eateries in Melbourne, so when I heard head chef and part-owner Ryan Flaherty had branched out on his own – it wasn't going to take long to hunt him down.
Ela Carte visits Valley Cellar Door
ELA CARTE: I love a good local – usually the lower key the better.
Review: Lucy Liu
REVIEW: It's funny when you're travelling overseas and having all those fabulous experiences, there are still things you miss from home.
Ela's Glasgow food highlights
ELA CARTE: Ela's Glasgow food highlights.
Ela enjoys Big Huey's Diner
ELA CARTE: Let's be honest, I'm using it as an excuse, but it's the fourth of July and I think it warrants taking advantage of the explosion of American eateries that have hit Melbourne.
Ela Carte tastes Kong BBQ
ELA CARTE: Needless to say expectations were high when the man behind Chin Chin and Baby announced he'd be opening a Korean/Japanese fusion BBQ restaurant in Richmond.
Catering for Chile v Australia
ELA CARTE: Getting up on Saturday morning to watch the big match? Why not hedge your bets, barrack for Australia, but eat for Chile – or from Chile anyway.
Ela enjoys the Food and Wine festival
ELA CARTE: It's that time of year again, and yet another week that I have stuffed myself silly with roast dinners purely to pump up the opportunities available to you as part of the 2014 Roast Collection presented by the Melbourne Food and Wine Festival.
Ela tiptoes to Tippler & Co
REVIEW: This is one of those places that I keep recommending people try, have thoroughly enjoyed myself and then didn't think to mention on the program. But I should.
Miss Katies Crab Shack
REVIEW: When you pull up to The Public Bar in North Melbourne and find a grungy looking pub, don't keep driving you are at the right place.
'A little taste of Italy'
ELA CARTE: No matter how confident you are that you think you know how long it would take to get from Melbourne to Italy, you are probably wrong.
Ela's Woodland House review
One of Melbourne's most well-known fine dining addresses on Williams Road in Prahan, where what once was "Jacques Reymond", is now "Woodland House".
Ela Carte's Victoria for visitors
I'm always happy to help out with a suggestion for an occasion or event, but the tables were turned recently when family announced they'd be visiting from overseas for a fortnight.
Ela discovers Food Republik
I'm not for one minute going to tell you I can tell you the best place to eat in Box Hill.
Ela tastes Indian at Babu Ji
Modern Indian – is there already such a thing? If not, this must be it.
Ela thrilled with Stokehouse pop-up
It's hard to believe it theory, but I can tell you, it's just as stupefying in person.
Ela cruises to Nieuw Amsterdam
ELA CARTE: I knew from the start I was going to like this place. The warm welcome helped, as did the classy but not over-the-top decor. It's a pretty funky joint and the food is seriously good value, with no dishes over $20.
Bank Street Woodfired Pizza
Ela Carte reviews Bank Street Woodfired Pizza & Garden in Avenal.
Ela's flirtatious fling at Fatto
VALENTINE'S DAY SPECIAL: For the romantics among you this is a great place to dine with a view; for the rest of you, it's a good feed, full stop.
Ela Carte takes a trip to the bay
ELA CARTE: It's been a courthouse and lock up, a nursery and a tile shop, but now that lovely historic building on the corner of Graham and Bay Streets in Port Melbourne is a stylish but relaxed Latin eatery.
Ela's meat and greet at Little Berties
Now this is summer eating for me - meat and salads, and quality stuff at that. This is an eatery with a difference
My Kitchen Rules launch
ELA CARTE: So what food do they serve at the exclusive My Kitchen Rules season five launch dinner?
Ela's best of the best 2013
Ela's best of the best list for 2013.
Ela visits Claypot Curry House
So often it's the unplanned adventures that are the best. As I drove down to a wedding on the Bass Coast last weekend, I saw a sign for the Claypot Curry House for the umpteenth time, and I can't tell you what it was that made me take note this time.
Ela's bang for buck at Bomba
Above all, it feels accessible, the sort of place you'd want to wander off the street to check out. And there are two particular features it is absolutely worth checking out – a very affordable work day lunch deal, and a seriously cute rooftop.
Ela tastes the 'most liveable city'
For the third year in a row, Melbourne is named the most liveable city in the world and Chef Shane Delia has represented this most liveable city on a plate.
Ela's guide to good food month
Surely Melbourne has enough food festivals? Surely not! Here's another one, and this one a whole month of activities, events and special deals to help you make the most of Melbourne's gastronomic treasure trove.
Ela Carte goes 'O.My'
Finally got a chance to check out a listener suggestion - the O.My restaurant in Beaconsfield.
Ela gets jiggy at Jinda Thai
In the heart of little Vietnam, there's another piece of south east Asia that's worth visiting – even it's a little off the main drag.
Ela's champion lunch at the Clayton Bowls Club
The menu during the week is a'la carte, but you do have the option of a set course type arrangement, choose from the sections titled "smaller", "bigger" and "sweeter" and you can pair two courses for $35, or grab three for $45. It is phenomenal value.
Ela visits Grain Store
REVIEW: Grain Store is housed just shy of King Street on Flinders Lane, it's pretty non-descript from the outside, but indoors is another story.
Ela visits Dee's Kitchen on the pier
REVIEW: The flavour is Middle Eastern, a huge breakfast menu, a bit more limited for lunch – but that's the value of an all-day breakfast – and dinners available Thursday to Sunday.
Ela tastes 'hellenic dirty food'
ELA CARTE: That George Calombaris is nothing if not adaptable. This corner restaurant has changed yet again, the oh-so-fancy Press Club is no longer, and in its place is a far more laidback eatery promising "Hellenic Dirty Food".
Ela visits a slice of Italy
REVIEW: This is the sort of joint we all wish for around the corner, but for now, your wish only comes true if you're in the northern suburbs – specifically Thomastown.
Ela enjoys a little taste of Croatia
REVIEW: A little taste of Croatia in the heart of Chinatown. A lotta taste of Croatia, really. I loved 'Brutale' from the start.
Ela tucks into Marko's schnitzels
If you head to Urbanspoon and ask to just list the eateries in Moorabbin, one sticks out at the top of the list with a 98% rating. Could be an anomaly, of course, but on closer inspection things look pretty legi.
Ela tastes the Union Road strip
REVIEW: What a fabulous little strip Union Road is. From retro bakeries, to ultra modern cafes, boutiques and natural therapies – it was buzzing on this Sunday afternoon.
Ela's salvation at Saint Crispin
It might be new, but this place is already heaving, so you'll need to book in advance and while you can indeed book – but you'll choose between a 6pm or 8.15pm sitting unless you sit at a bench at the window or bar like we did.
Ela trials the Trailer Park
A gathering of food trucks complete with actual chairs and tables and a fully stocked bar. Fairly central on St Kilda Road, parking isn't exactly a breeze, but once you find one – there are plenty of eating options on offer.
Ela gets sassy at Sarti
Check out their great value lunch degustation at $40 per head, or night owls can enjoy their Friday night Jazz from 10pm – have a late dinner or just pop in for a cocktail.
Mitchell Harris meets Ela Carte
REVIEW: It was pretty quiet for a Saturday afternoon lunch, apparently Friday evenings are pumping at the moment. Winemaker John Harris is on hand for advice on choosing a drop, the menu consists of fairly simple snacks, but plenty of them.
Ela feasts at Pope Joan
This is the ultimate neighbourhood restaurant. Completely lacking in pretense, and instead oozing friendly charm and (dare I say) 'Nanna chic'. Staff are super efficient but not overbearing...
Ela gets spoiled by Meatmother
Blink and you'll miss it – the exterior of Meatmother is seriously simple. Big window, little sign. Guess it matches the food inside – seriously simple, seriously good barbecue.
Ela heads to old Napoli
ELA CARTE: Poor old Frankston, so often the butt of our jokes. So it was great to have an excuse to visit this part of the Peninsula - and a new restaurant from Paul Mathis isn't a bad excuse.
Roast collection 2013
ELA CARTE: This week Ela reviews the roast collection 2013, thanks to a Melbourne food and wine festival promotion held annually in June.
Ela gets a taste of 'the real' Mexico
ELA CARTE: Fear not. This isn't another super cool Mexican eatery. This is a little taste of the real Mexico, on the eye and the palate. It's fun, it's vibrant, and it's great, simple, authentic fare.
Ela heads to Fu Manchu in Preston
ELA CARTE: I love it when someone opens a decent eatery away from the main drag. It takes guts, and it's generally so very appreciated by local punters. Marty Chu has done just that with Fu Manchu, transforming an old community hall into an oh-so-funky Vietnamese cafe.
Ela in B'Stilla, South Yarra
Oh, this joint became the talk of the town so very quickly. It helps that the chef and owner is the same Jason Jones who co-founded Mamasita. It probably helps that it isn't another bloody Mexican place.
Ela in Kew for Lil' Boy Blue
Lil Boy Blue is probably a bit like the poem – compact, fun, and cute. It has the added charm of seriously cool décor – it's all about the detail, from the hanging ferns to the picture frame shelves, & elegant crockery.
Ela finds Polish paradise in Kluska
Set in a renovated house on a busy Dandenong thoroughfare, this truly aims to be authentic home-cooked fare – so the surrounds are apt. Floral tablecloths, images of the motherland, and Polish tunes are a good start...
Ela dines at Salix at Willow Creek
Salix at Willow Creek is just that little more out of the way out in Merricks North. The winery and the restaurant are separately owned but you'd never know it. The property features a pretty original homestead but the restaurant is all new.
Ela starts anew at Shakahari Too
The original Shakahari in Carlton is something of an institution, well known for being a cut above the typical lentil patty veggie café. Like their newer little sister in South Melbourne, Shakahari Too, these guys aim for an elegant, flavoursome menu.
Ela paves The way to San Jose
Another one of those "wish I had one in my 'hood" type of place. The Way to San Jose is an Italian eatery that wouldn't be out of place in the trendy inner suburbs, but if firmly planted in a south eastern shopping strip.
Ela Carte 'Milks the Cow'
ELA CARTE: A licensed fromagerie, Milk the Cow does what it says on the tin –sells cheese, and booze. They have plenty of it, something like 70 varieties, and they'd tell you they have the best of the best.
Ela meets the Ginger Baker
But my favourite is probably the most picturesque, a stunning ramshackle café spilling onto the Ovens River right at the end of town. With jam jar lights, and chunky timber tables, Ginger Baker is in a class of its own.
Ela Carte picks Piqueos
Piqueos draws on cuisine from some of my favourite places in the world - Argentina and Peru. It's been opened by a couple of young local blokes who've done their time working for others in some of the best restaurants in Melbourne.
Ela Carte gets serious about Malaysian fare
ELA CARTE: For starters, these guys are serious about their roti, it's prepared fresh in the front window, and if you can't get a seat straight away, it's not a bad distraction while you wait.
Ela Carte gets Grill'd with the Coat of Arms burger
3AW Foodie Ela Carte celebrated Australia Day a few days early with a Grill'd Coat of Arms Burger, a tasty concoction featuring kangaroo and emu, the two animals on Australia's coat of arms.
Ela Carte strips down Naked in the Sky
REVIEW: If you didn't get to Naked for Satan last time round, give this one a go – it's one of those places you want to take a visitor, showing off the best of Melbourne's cuisine and scenes.
Ela Carte's great summer eateries
As the weather warms up and we bask in the outdoors, Ela Carte picks the best spots to eat and bask in the summer sun in and around Melbourne.
Ela heads to Orto Kitchen & Garden
RESTAURANT REVIEW: Orto literally translates as kitchen garden, the expansive deck is filled with herbs and vegies in planters (and gumboots) amongst the outdoor furniture.
Ela goes to 'Hell of the North'
FOOD REVIEW: It's been a while since I've been this excited about a meal. Hell of the North was pure heaven. Tucked away in a side street leading from busy Smith Street, Hell lives in a beautiful bluestone terrace with an unmistakably yellow door.
'The Last Piece' comes home first
FOOD REVIEW: At the bottom of the remaining grandstand at Waverley Park is a great, modern cafe that has well and truly adopted its sporty neighbours and their hoardes of fans.
Ela Carte's Spring Graze
FOOD REVIEW: These promotions from the Melbourne Food and Wine people are always the perfect chance to head to a venue you've been meaning to check out. This week Ela headed to the Middle Park Hotel, The Deanery and The Living Room.
Ela muscles her way in Big Boy BBQ
REVIEW: You may read "BBQ", but don't be thinking burnt bangers on a sizzling hot grill. This is authentic US style barbecue - all low and slow. Specifically, Big Boy BBQ employs the Kansas City style of cooking.
Ela fly's to the Moon Under Water
FOOD REVIEW: This one's been eagerly awaited. Melbourne's restaurant darling Andrew McConnell has taken a true inner suburb pub, a much-loved boozer, and gastro-fied the hell out of it.
Ela Carte eats and loves
SUBCONTINENTAL FLAVOUR: The Olympic challenge this week was to find a country that has never won an Olympic gold and give them some love. I went one better. I found two: Bangladesh and Nepal.
Ela Carte's British fare
UK IN MELBOURNE:: As Ross and John prepare to head to Ol' Blighty for some big sporting event, the theme of the day must be all things Grand Britannia.
Ela gets engrossed with the Roast
THREE REVIEWS: "It's that time of year again, and once again I have been unashamedly squeezing as many roast dinners as I can into one single week so I can then come and tell you guys about it." Ela reviews Matteo's, Post Office Hotel & Huxtable.
Ela says Konnichiwa to Akachochin
Akachochin is another of those Japanese "Izakayas", supposedly a more casual eatery designed for small bites. At the helm is chef Kengo Hiromatsu, so while the feel is relaxed the food seems too good to described as casual.
Down at the Corner with Ela
REVIEW: The Corner Store- It's big, with options for dining indoors and out, intimate tables and spaces for groups. It was pretty loud given this was a Tuesday afternoon, but it's not unbearable, and certainly promising that at least it was busy.
Ela tips her sombrero to Senoritas
REVIEW: The Nuevo-Mexican wave started of course with Mamasita, but there have since been additions like Touche Hombre; Fonda and Chingon Cantina in Richmond. Senoritas has one clear advantage, both owner and head chef are Mexican born and bred.
Ela says Casa Ciuccio is the go
REVIEW: If you've enjoyed spending evening grazing at Bar Lourinha, have I got a bar for you! The crew from the popular Little Collins bar have opened up a little further north, & it's another venue perfect for a night of Spanish share plates & fine wine.
Ela's got soul...and marmalade
MARMALADE AND SOUL: "For me, this was the kind of place where the everyday lunch menu was so enticing that I was annoyed when they then presented me with a blackboard full of appealing specials." Complete review here.
Ela Carte in burger heaven
THREE REVIEWS: "So this week the aim was to go and check out some of the new generation of burgers trying to steal the limelight from established stars like Andrew's in Albert Park, Danny's Burgers, and even the likes of Rockpool."
Firechief Ela reports for duty
REVIEW: This week Ela headed to Melbourne's East to the newly opened pizzeria in Melbourne's east she says is "A vibrant eatery that is funky, modern, tasty AND family friendly – it really is a winning combination."
Ela's pilgrimage to the temple
REVIEW: This week Ela Carte headed to Neil Perry's Spice Temple at Crown Casino. Ela ruminated through the Yum Cha offerings that she says are a "more refined version of the Cantonese tradition that many Melburnians enjoy." Read her review here.
Ela's function at the junction
REVIEW: "It's an impressive renovation, some tables with comfy, funky chairs – a few higher ones with stools. Great artwork on the walls, fresh flowers and greenery. And the menu itself seems well suited to the neighbourhood."
Ela out at OS Kitchen & WIne Bar
REVIEW: This week Ela headed to Hampton where shes dined in the elegant and welcoming OS Kitchen and Wine Bar. Ela says the bar delivers authentic Italian cuisine with style and simplicity. Read here full review here.
Ela leads the way to Wayside Inn
REVIEW: Sean Donovan's decision to open a sister pub in South Melbourne pleased me no end. Once again taking over a hotel that hasn't necessarily benefited from stifling popularity, Donovan has given the Wayside Inn a new lease of life
Ela's eastern excursion
YARRA VALLEY & DANDENONG RANGES: This week, 3AW foodie Ela Carte ventures to the Rochford Winery and explores the General Food Store in Emerald. Reviews and photos here
Ela's tale of Argentine cuisine
I really did put off a visit to San Telmo, purely because I know and love Argentinian food, and have eaten myself silly at many a parrilla in Buenos Aires. I'm also a proud Melburnian, so if this place was no good – I'd rather not know about it!
Ela says that's amore!
REVIEW: Every shopping strip should have an Italian eatery with this much charm. Open just a year and a half – Pure Italian has that lived in feel that gives the impression it's the old lady who's lived down the road for as long as anyone can remember.
Ela Goes swimming at Middle Fish
REVIEW: Not your average Thai restaurant and it's not your typical locale for a bright, airy, funky café – but then that's the beauty of Middle Fish...Only trading for breakfast and lunch now, it will hopefully get permission for evening service and a liquor licence...
Ela's 'lazy lunch' at Albert Street
REVIEW: Housed in a grand old bank, this new restaurant is slick and it is stylish, from the outside and within. But the great thing about it is that despite this almost imposing first impression, the service is fabulously friendly, and the food elegantly simple.
Ela finds gold on the silk road
REVIEW: Silk Road has only been open a year, and it's very much a family business. As you might expect, it's a modest eatery – clean, but certainly not fancy...but at the end of the day it's the food that will bring you back.
Ela feasts at The Long Table
REVIEW: "The Long Table this year earned itself an Age Good Food Guide chef's hat, and it's easy to see why. Set on split levels, the feel is spacious and classy – tables are spread out and the décor is almost rustic in its warmth and simplicity."


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On Jan. 12, a reported 50,000 "pro-Western" Ukrainians descended upon Kiev's Independence Square to protest against the government of President Viktor Yanukovych. Stoked in part by an attack on opposition leader Yuriy Lutsenko, the protest marked the beginning of the end of Yanukovych's four year-long government.
That same day, the Financial Times reported a major deal for U.S. agribusiness titan Cargill.
Despite the turmoil within Ukrainian politics after Yanukovych rejected a major trade deal with the European Union just seven weeks earlier, Cargill was confident enough about the future to fork over $200 million to buy a stake in Ukraine's UkrLandFarming. According to Financial Times, UkrLandFarming is the world's eighth-largest land cultivator and second biggest egg producer. And those aren't the only eggs in Cargill's increasingly-ample basket.
On Dec. 13, Cargill announced the purchase of a stake in a Black Sea port. Cargill's port at Novorossiysk - to the east of Russia's strategically significant and historically important Crimean naval base - gives them a major entry-point to Russian markets and adds them to the list of Big Ag companies investing in ports around the Black Sea, both in Russia and Ukraine.
Cargill has been in Ukraine for over two decades, investing in grain elevators and acquiring a major Ukrainian animal feed company in 2011. And, based on its investment in UkrLandFarming, Cargill was decidedly confident amidst the post-EU deal chaos. It's a stark juxtaposition to the alarm bells ringing out from the U.S. media, bellicose politicians on Capitol Hill and perplexed policymakers in the White House.
Corporate Interests, Including Monsanto, behind Ukraine Putsch
By JP Sottile
Consortium News, March 16, 2014
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Birthday parties for senior citizens can be quite entertaining. Gone are the days when seniors stayed home, drank tea, read newspapers, and chatted with the occasional family member, or friend, who stopped by to pass along birthday greetings.
These days, many seniors want part of the action. Not so many years ago, a 50- year-old was considered a senior citizen. Nowadays, 50 is considered to be middle-aged while a senior is anyone 65 or older. Regardless of age, some older people take better care of themselves, have better genetics, and can be as exuberant as a 10-year-old. It depends on the individual's health and state of mind.
When planning birthday parties for seniors who reside in nursing homes, depending upon dietary restrictions, a bouquet of flowers, a card and cake would be appreciated. Be sure to bring enough cake so all residents will have the opportunity to enjoy a piece. When things have settled down, be sure to give the birthday man/woman some undivided attention before heading home.
When seniors are ill, whether temporarily or terminally, it can be enough just to visit with them briefly, perhaps bringing a bunch of flowers to brighten their surroundings. They will feel special knowing that you care.
When planning birthday parties for out-going senior women, compile a list of their closet friends and family members. Send out invitations asking guests to join in on the festivities, to be held in a private dining room at a chosen restaurant or resort. Share funny stories so everyone will go home with hearts filled with laughter. Another fond memory will be added to the repertoire.
When senior birthday ladies love to attend the occasional symphony or opera performance, if there is such an event in the area, it might be a nice idea for all invited guests to contribute toward the cost. Everyone can go out for a coffee and donut later to discuss their feelings about the performance they had just seen and to catch up with each other's lives.
Planning birthday parties for senior men can be more daunting since many of them don't want the added attention. However, all men love to spend time with their closest buddies. What better gift to give senior men than a day or evening with their fishing buddies? Book time at a fishing lodge so the men can relax, fish, eat, and have good conversation before taking a nap. When they wake, they'll likely begin everything over again until it is time to return home. The men will have added another fond memory.
When senior men love to watch the races, whether it be horses or cars, contribute toward the cost and enjoy an evening in the great outdoors. The men will be tense and nervous, often rising from their seats when the person they are cheering for begins to lag behind. Other times, they will have their fists raised in the air as though triumph is just around the corner. Whether they return home with suntans or sunburns, they will have enjoyed the day doing what they love most with people they enjoy being around.
These are only a few examples of ways to celebrate the lives of senior citizens. Regardless of the chosen method, the crucial thing to remember is that senior citizens are important, whether healthy or ill, and they should know just how important they are every day of the year - not only on their birthdays.


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One of the worst things about Adobe Illustrator is the fact that you can't effectively create an object with a gradient that goes from a color fading to transparency. There are so many times when you have a complex background and you'd like something to fade out, revealing that background, but there just isn't a transparency swatch that you can you use to create that type of gradient. Well, while there isn't and easy way to complete the task, not too many people know it actually can be done, it's just not as easy as it should be (you hear that Adobe). So if you've ever wondered how to create a transparent gradient in Illustrator ... here's how:
This first object represents a picture in Illustrator. Lets say you'd like to put a gradient on top of that. Here's how you'll do it.
First draw an object and fill it with the color you'd like to start with heading towards transparency.
What you'll want to do next is copy the object and paste it directly over top of your current object. This is easily accomplished by going to Edit >> Copy and then Edit >> Paste in Front.
Next, change the fill of the top Illustration to a black and white gradient. This sets the look of our transparent gradient, so just remember that the black will end up transparent and the white will be your solid color. All the Grey in between will become varying degrees of transparency.
Finally, select the two objects you created in Illustrator (the solid color object and the b/w gradient object) and open your transparency palette. From the menu in that palette, select "Make Opacity Mask" and voila, you'll see your gradient.
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The top Black and White layer acts just like a layer mask in Photoshop or Flash using the greyscale slider to achieve the varying levels of transparency. You can still edit each object independently, just click on the linked object 'layer' in the transparency palette to access that object.
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Torturing chickens by eating their fingers is cruel and unusual....but I like checken breasts so does that make me sexist?
Torturing chickens by eating their fingers is cruel and unusual....but I like checken breasts so does that make me sexist?
Ahhaaa, I guess it's time to go preorder wrath.
The world has eaten a lot of chicken fingers. Where are the chicken thumbs? They must be accumulating. (Paraphrase of Mitch Hedberg, who makes that line funnier than it will ever be on the internet).
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Many people have enough to live by but nothing to live for - they have the means but no meaning <<<>>> Tenraiel - Warrior||Kross - Priest||Anethea - Hunter
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Question, will the talent trees released with 3.0 be permanent, or can and will they be changed again for Wotlk?
November 13th is a Thursday
Gotta pick it up after work. Excited tho. Not sure if I continue upgrading my warrior till then or if I level up a new toon to 70 in those 2 months.
There are 9 Karazhan IDs until release, giving me around 150 badges, maybe more, depending on the amount of failure the group is putting out. Hmm maybe some more heroics so I can buy some badge stuff that will last me to 80 ... We'll see.
I don't know about you guys but I just put in all my vacation time for the weeks following WotLK release lol.
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Posted: 07/04/2009 - Reigning champ Joey Chestnut has logged his third consecutive win in Coney Island's annual hot dog eating contest with a world-record 68 franks.
Posted: 07/04/2009 - The Organization of American States is meeting in Washington to consider suspending Honduras' membership because of the military coup that ousted President Manuel Zelaya.
Posted: 07/04/2009 - The first visitors to Statue of Liberty's crown in nearly eight years have made the arduous climb - and one couple marked the occasion by getting engaged.
Posted: 07/04/2009 - The White House is getting ready for the big holiday barbecue and fireworks show at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue
Updated: 07/04/2009 - A second worker has died from injuries he suffered after a fireworks truck exploded on a remote North Carolina Island.
Posted: 07/03/2009 - Ed Spaeth was researching his family tree when he discovered an 18th-century ancestor likely was buried in the woods just down the hill from his Hudson Valley home.
Posted: 07/03/2009 - A federal appeals court will not reconsider its ruling that overturned a murder conviction.
Posted: 07/03/2009 - Galveston officials are investigating the torching of 30 palm trees in the last two months.
Posted: 07/03/2009 - Four Michigan fishermen whose 19-foot boat capsized in western Lake Erie have been rescued.
Posted: 07/03/2009 - Malt-O-Meal Co. is voluntarily recalling oatmeal that contains instant nonfat dry milk that may be contaminated with salmonella.
Posted: 07/03/2009 - A shuttered mill in northwestern South Carolina has caught fire, spewing clouds of dense, black smoke visible for miles.
Posted: 07/03/2009 - Terrified residents canceled Fourth of July plans and holed up in their homes Friday as investigators hunted a serial killer believed to have shot four people to death.
Updated: 07/03/2009 - The powerful sedative Diprivan was found in Michael Jackson's home, a law enforcement official said Friday.
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Stoke City striker Mamady Sidibe says he thought his career was over when he ruptured an Achilles for the second time in February.
Sidibe, 31, had been pushing for a return almost six months after first snapping his tendon when he suffered a major setback in his recovery earlier this year.
The Mali striker last played a first-team game in August 2010, but he played for Stoke's reserves at the end of September and is now hoping to reclaim a place in manager Tony Pulis's squad.
"When I did my Achilles for the second time I didn't know what was going to happen," says Sidibe. "It is very rare to do the Achilles twice.
"The operation was bigger and I was doubting if I was going to play again. It was really difficult but I kept working with the physio and did a lot of work to give me the confidence to think I could play again.
"Now everything is starting to get back to normal and I am really happy."
Pulis kept faith in Sidibe, even including him in Stoke's 25-man Barclays Premier League squad this season despite the doubts that surrounded the former Gillingham hitman's fitness.
"That is a very big boost," added Sidibe. "The gaffer has been great with me ever since I have been at Stoke."
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Where should I measure it at? Not at the 5V molex because that is just going to read 5V. Like I said 2 PSUs. I have a multimeter but I also have one of the better PSU testers and I plugged the molex into it and it check out for 12v and 5v if they where out of spec it would report that. There are no other issues at this time so I am hoping that it is just bad voltage monitoring or something... although because of the voltage going up under load I have to wonder.


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by George Malik on 01/11/13 at 03:49 PM ET
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Updated 7x with another Ken Holland interview at 6:05 PM: So I've been gone for a while, but I'm back. One does not take a three-month hiatus from covering a sport they love for an extended period of time without extenuating circumstances occurring, and all I can offer you is the plain old truth: a nasty virus abated in October, but was followed by a severe, severe (I would add about twenty more "severes" if it wasn't redundant) depressive episode, one that I'm still recovering from thanks to tons of support from family members, friends and mental health professionals...But it was and is an incredibly difficult period of time.
I'm not necessarily back to abnormal at present, nor am I really fully ready to return, but as the Red Wings are about to begin their 2013 campaign, I have a responsibility to the Kukla's Korner and TMR communities to fulfill in terms of providing Wings-related information, and I'm going to do my best to meet said responsibility.
Anyway, I'm starting off slow and starting off slowly but surely rebuilding my background information, and as today's news stories are something of a mish-mash with physicals set to take place tomorrow and camp to begin Sunday, let's get some basics down before embarking upon today's roundup of stories and sound:
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Spiffy: Khan reports that the Wings' training camp will be open to the public
by George Malik on 01/11/13 at 03:24 PM ET
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From MLive's Ansar Khan:
DetroitRedWings.com's Bill Roose confirms that the Compuware portion of camp will be open to the public:
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Red Wings send end-of-lockout letter to season-ticket holders
by George Malik on 01/11/13 at 02:27 PM ET
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Updated with a letter issued to Red Wings fans in general at 2:51 PM: Via RedWingsFeed, WDFN's Doug Todd received a copy of the letter Red Wings owners Mike and Marian Ilitch sent to their season-ticket holders. Here's the text thereof:
In our now 30 years of owning the Red Wings franchise, we have experienced many ups and downs. No situation is more frustrating, though, than working through the process of establishing a new collective bargaining agreement. On behalf of the entire Detroit Red Wings organization, we would like to thank you for your continued loyalty throughout the recent NHL work stoppage. We are grateful for your commitment as a Season Ticket Holder. Every member of our team - both on and off the ice - is eager to deliver another memorable season of Red Wings hockey.
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NHL.com offers a Red Wings season preview in video form
by George Malik on 01/11/13 at 02:16 PM ET
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NHL.com's Dan Rosen offers a Red Wings preview in video form:
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Wings receive a hand from the Hurricanes, will hold camp at Compuware
by George Malik on 01/11/13 at 01:35 PM ET
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I don't know whether this will be open to the public, but MLive's Ansar Khan reports that the Red Wings found a more comfortable rink than the cramped and confined quarters of City Sports Arena, which is all but mashed into
Mount Olivet Mount Elliot cemetary in Detroit, to hold training camp in a more comfortable facility--and the Wings received assistance from a surprising benefactor in the Carolina Hurricanes' organization, as they will be holding most of their abbreviated 2013 season training camp at Compuware Arena in Plymouth starting on Sunday:
The Detroit Red Wings will be holding most of their training camp at Compuware Sports Arena in Plymouth, home of the OHL's Whalers.
Camp will start Sunday with two sessions. They'll be at Compuware through Wednesday before moving back to Joe Louis Arena for the final two days, Thursday and Friday. Joe Louis Arena is not available through Wednesday due to a press event for the North American International Auto Show.
The Red Wings will open the season with games in St. Louis on Jan. 19 and Columbus on Jan. 21. Their home opener will be Tuesday, Jan. 22 vs. Dallas.
The Red Wings wrapped up their informal skates Friday at the Troy Sports Center. They will have their pre-camp physicals on Saturday but will not skate.
Update: Also, from the Free Press's Helene St. James:
And, from the Detroit News's Ted Kulfan:
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Grand Rapids Griffins to hold 'Great Skate' this weekend
by George Malik on 01/11/13 at 01:29 PM ET
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From the Grand Rapids Griffins' PR department:
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. – Grand Rapids Griffins players, sled dogs, snowboarders, ice sculptors, zoo animals, figure skaters, horse-drawn carriages, winter sport athletes, museums, libraries and local celebrities will all be part of the 2013 Great Skate Winterfest, which will run for 34 consecutive hours this Saturday, Jan. 12 and Sunday, Jan. 13 at Rosa Parks Circle in downtown Grand Rapids.
Everyone is invited to join this celebration of winter in our city and help the Griffins Youth Foundation provide opportunities for more than 350 kids – many of whom are underprivileged, underserved, at-risk, physically challenged or have other special needs – to participate in the great sport of hockey at no cost.
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Zetterberg Talks Brunner
by Paul on 01/10/13 at 01:55 PM ET
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from Ted Kulfan of the Detroit News,
For those who haven't seen Damien Brunner play yet, Henrik Zetterberg gives a positive scouting report.
Zetterberg was on the ice Thursday, after arriving from Switzerland where he spent the lockout playing in the Swiss League with Brunner as a linemate.
Brunner, an undrafted free agent, signed with the Red Wings last summer.
"He's obviously a goal scorer, but he has more qualities than that," Zetterberg said. "He's a good skater and he sees the ice very well and he wants to win. He hates losing, and that's a good quality to have.
"We had a good team and the line we played with had good chemistry. It was a chance to play a lot of minutes, it was fun."
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Dangling and dekeing in 140 characters or less
by George Malik on 01/09/13 at 11:43 PM ET
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Via RedWingsFeed, well looky here...
Datsyuk's Facebook page confirms (with pics)...
TMR should also return shortly. Nasty virus had me trying to make a blocker save like Datsyuk on Turco, went top shelf instead.
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Datsyuk's Agent Says Pavel Will Return To Detroit
by Paul on 01/09/13 at 03:04 AM ET
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from Ansar Khan of Mlive,
Gary Greenstin, Datsyuk's agent, said the star center will fly to Detroit in a few days and should arrive for the start of training camp, likely on Sunday.
"He'll be on time,'' Greenstin told MLive.com on Tuesday. "Pavel is ready to play. In a few days, he'll be in Detroit. I talked to Ken (Red Wings general manager Holland) yesterday, everything is under control. Pavel is an honest player, honest person. He has an obligation to Detroit.
"Of course, (CSKA Moscow) wants him to stay, but my clients always oblige their contracts. The standard player contract says when the lockout is over they have to return.''
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Jimmy Howard Ready For The Action
by Paul on 01/08/13 at 08:20 PM ET
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from Larry Mahoney of the Bangor Daily News,
"There's a lot of excitement in the air. I wish we had a chance to play a couple of preseason games, but everyone is in the same boat," said Howard.
He spent the year in Detroit, training with his Red Wing teammates four to five times a week.
"We'd have 10-15 players every day," said Howard.
He is currently training with other NHL players in Phoenix after receiving an invitation to attend the sessions.
"I jumped all over it. It's another way to help myself get ready. We're scrimmaging," said Howard, who will begin his fourth season as the No. 1 goalie for the Red Wings after spending four seasons with Grand Rapids in the American Hockey League.
He said he was pleased with the terms agreed upon by the NHL Players Association and the NHL after the four-month, 113-day lockout.
"It's fair. It's what we were looking for from the beginning," said Howard, who added that he is in good shape to start the season.
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November 28, 2014
Nebraska State Treasurer Don Stenberg is warning banks, businesses and residents to be on the lookout for forged state documents that look like checks.
Stenberg says a 19-year-old Omaha woman has been arrested on suspicion of forgery for allegedly cashing forged state warrants at banks and businesses. Police also have issued an arrest warrant on a forgery charge for a 20-year-old Omaha woman.
Investigators say the two cashed at least three forged warrants for nearly$13,000. Stenberg says the state lost no money in the scam.
A warrant is a written government financial order that looks and clears through a bank like a check, but is drawn on government funds rather than checking accounts.
Stenberg is warning Nebraskans to refuse to cash checks for anyone they don't know.
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Eighty-three Florida Educators Complete Florida Turnaround Leaders ProgramTallahassee, Fla., June 18, 2014 - Eighty-three Florida educators today graduated from the prestigious Florida Turnaround Leaders Program. The graduation ceremony, held at the Trump National Doral Resort in Miami, marked the end of a 27-month rigorous professional development program which has emerged as one of the largest and most successful turnaround leadership programs in the country.
"Congratulations to the graduates of the Florida Turnaround Leaders Program," said Commissioner of Education Pam Stewart. "These educators now possess the highly-specialized skills that principals, assistant principals and district-level leaders need to provide dramatic and essential interventions that will improve student achievement in the state's most struggling schools. I look forward to following them throughout their careers and learning how they apply their new skills to effect positive change."
The program was comprised of ten seminars on turnaround leadership, a year-long practicum, a semester-long internship, online classes and assignments designed to demonstrate their mastery of the critical elements of turnaround leadership. Participants also completed college coursework if they had not previously completed requirements for certification in Educational Leadership.
The project was a collaborative effort between the Florida Department of Education, the Southern Regional Education Board (SREB), five Florida school districts, and the University of North Florida. Leaders were identified by their districts as potential future leaders who could rise to the challenge of becoming a turnaround leader. During the course of the program, 50 of the participants were promoted to principals, assistant principals and district level program administration.
"The participants in this training program have learned that we have to create schools that meet students' interests and prepare them for success in careers and post-secondary studies," said Gene Bottoms, SREB Senior Vice President. "They have learned how to transform Florida schools to better meet students' needs, and as they are promoted we will see great results."
Miami-Dade Superintendent Alberto Carvalho welcomed the graduates and district leaders to Miami and delivered the opening keynote address. Florida Department of Education's Brian Dassler, Deputy Chancellor for Educator Quality, and Sam Foerster, Deputy Chancellor for School Improvement and Student Achievement, were in attendance to congratulate the graduates, facilitate sessions and preside at the graduation ceremony. Featured speakers included Dr. Gene Bottoms, Senior Vice President of SREB; Kim Bearden, Executive Director of the Ron Clark Academy; and John Hodge from the Urban Learning and Leadership Center.
As a graduate of this program, you will now be able to impact the education of many students in need and turn the existing achievement gap into an opportunity gap," said Carvalho. "You are now the future leaders of our noble endeavor, and I commend each and every one of you for your dedication to eliminating the struggles that we face as educators."
Below is a list of Florida educators honored at today's graduation ceremony.
Alachua County
- Kelly Armstrong
- Isabel Carter
- Justin Russell
- Sharon Sailor
- Jared Taber
Duval County
- Sonya Barnes
- Marshana Bush
- Christine Dahnke
- Paul Davis
- Deitra Demps
- Gail Holmes
- Jacqueline Jones
- Emily Kristansen
- Niki Micheau
- Vontrena Myers
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- Dawaun Smith
- Torra Talbott
- Cheryl M. Taylor
- Dwayne Thomas
- Tina Wilson
Miami-Dade County
- Adrian Rogers
- Desiree Sardo
- Jason Allen
- Madelyn Almeida-Fernandez
- Lisette Alves
- Gregory Beckford
- Veronica Bello
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- Victoria Dobbs
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- Francisco Garnica
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Dr Pam Hill's curator insight, August 14, 2013 9:44 AM
Great articles with tons of ideas for instruciton! A must read for 21st century teachers!
Freek Kraak's curator insight, August 12, 2013 10:34 AM
Interessant. Ik interesseer me erg voor kennis-/informatieoverdracht. Aardige poging. Ik vraag me af of dit ooit compleet kan zijn, zoals hier al staat: 'not a single strategy or formula'. Maar ik zou mij eerst moeten verdiepen in betekenis en reikwijdte van de gebruikte termen!
Jeanette Lennon's curator insight, July 28, 3:07 PM
great idea for first week back to school to help to know your students
Mindy M Walker's curator insight, July 30, 2013 7:49 PM
This post raises some thoughtful questions about "open access" and implications for sharing knowledge.
Tracee Orman's curator insight, August 4, 2013 9:18 AM
I'll be checking it out. Sometimes I wish my students had iPads rather than MacBookPros. Crazy, I know...
Ken Tyler's curator insight, August 9, 2013 8:50 AM
The future of learning requires us to have the tools and the skills of connectivity and collaboration whereby we maintain streaming sources of very relevant and rapidly processable information. This appears to be one of these tools...
Martha Schade's curator insight, August 13, 2013 6:20 AM
A great way to download videos from youtube... have a try with some of our training videos! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gRqKz70lAgo
BI Media Specialists's curator insight, August 23, 2013 9:44 AM
Use it to download videos from YouTube and other online video sites. Great tool!
Wiliam González's curator insight, July 24, 2013 3:50 PM
Fantastic activities that can be used at any level!
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Fantastinen kivoja vinkkejä webkameran ja videon käyttämiseksi opetuksessa. Helppo kokeilla ja löytää suosikkinsa.
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One important trick to ensure timeliness is to have everything you need ready the evening before so you don't waste time fumbling around the day of an interpreter
Bill Weigall's curator insight, October 26, 2013 10:40 PM
We all know that bolting innovation onto existing practice is rarely entirely successful or satisfactory.
Marielos Gutiérrez's curator insight, June 5, 11:52 PM
Me encató este artículo de WizIQ blog sobre los hábitos que nos vemos obligados a modificar para ser capaces de tutorizar un aprendizaje elearning.
Ana Cristina Pratas's curator insight, July 29, 2013 10:58 AM
iTEC is about designing the future classroom. The project, which involves 15 Ministries of Education from across Europe, brings together teachers, policymakers, pedagogical experts - representatives from each stage of the educational processes - to introduce innovative teaching practices.
rsplearning's comment, August 6, 2013 11:14 AM
I glanced at that matlab site. How do students use that without relying on the consultants to do their work for them?
Taryn Coxall's curator insight, August 4, 2013 6:59 PM
The "Kid Blog' is a safe and effective way to allow your students to keep up to date blogs in a secure evironment. With these blogs students can not only post their own blogs, but oarticipate in discussions.
I feel this is a gerat resourse to use within the classroom, as students and teachers can keep track of students posts and especially look at their progress throughout the year.
Xyleme Alex's curator insight, August 7, 2013 4:58 PM
Looks like a great tool and it's entirely free. I like that it is based on the Wordpress platform, but removes the clutter and distractions that other blogging services have.
Antonio Tejero Aparicio's curator insight, August 8, 2013 2:59 AM
Unaplicaciones recurso en línea muy útil para desarrollar la lectura y la escritura digital. Aquí tenéis un ejemplo
Maria Persson's curator insight, July 22, 2013 8:27 PM
Must read if you are new to online teaching and learning and essential if you can about student retention and the quality of your teaching.
Teresa MacKinnon's curator insight, September 15, 2013 2:23 AM
useful insights to share with #cmc #oie
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many thanks for sharing this, really useful :)
Beth Dichter's curator insight, July 23, 2013 8:12 PM
Here are ten free tech tools you may want to check out for your classroom. They range from iTalc,which is a free lab management system, allowing you to see what students are viewing and limit access to sites to Storytelling Aice, a program that allows students to learn to program to Ribbon Hero 2, put out by Microsoft this is a game that helps you learn to navigate the ribbon. An additional seven tools are also shared.


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They should have heeded the warning on the guard stone. But, no, through the years many people couldn't resist the lure of riches though many died in trying to recover them. For in 1695, English pirate Edward Ockham had commanded his men bury his silver, gold, and jewels on an island off the coast of Maine. He didn't just bury it deep in a simple hole in the ground. The pirate had his many thousand pounds of loot safely placed in a devious trap called the Water Shaft as is recounted in Riptide, by Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child.
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I was going to be bulking in a month and was wandering how much weight I could gain in the full clean bulk till I have to cut again. I will be around 155-160lbs, 5'8, age 18. I'm 168 right now. could I get to 200lbs in one bulking phase, I use to weight 200 lbs when I was fat. I will be doing the SS 5x5 workout.
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2 row means that the grain grows on the stalk in 2 rows. There are other "rows" ie 6 row but the 2 row is superior in its make up ie protien carbs and enzymes.
good to know!thanks for all the help and a brown ale sounds sweet to me lol.
what do you think of this American brown ale
3 lb muntons amber dme
24oz clover honey
1lb corn sugar
1.5 lb flaked corn
1 lb cara-pils
4 oz chocolate malt
and that should git me a sg of 1.063 what do you think?
i guess i could add more dme or lme but i wont make beer unless it has at least 5.5% abv and to do that i need at least 1.060 sg.i haven't had a problem with a cidery flavor from dextrose but sucrose sure does add an off flavor!!!!
oh and the reason i called it an American brown ale is because it met all the requirements for the stile according to promash.oh and thanks for all your help guys I'm going to do some reading on using grain and do some more research i have some time before i have a fermenter available.


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eBay MC999 suspensions are a common thing today as it was more rare back a few years ago. What has suddenly changed that is now egging on more eBay suspensions as of recent? The problem can manifest with so many variables, reasons that can invoke a eBay suspension. For one, eBay MC999 suspensions can happen to anyone at anytime no matter how good your eBay account is nor how good you abide by the rules. Eventually at one time or another, you will eventually receive that dreaded MC999 suspension. The type of eBay suspension will largely depend on what rule you broke in eBay's eyes. The most common one I see are the MC999 suspensions.
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This eBay suspension is the one I honestly hate the most because when you see that email, you already have a gut wrenching feeling that something bad is going to happen. To be honest, it will since these type of emails I tend to ignore and just scrap the account as I know it will not last long. The MC999 typically happens to new accounts when first listing or if you violate their policy for example listing a VeRO type item. If you want to keep you accounts standing for a lot longer, list VeRO or branded items with their receipt per eBay's policy.
The Dreaded MC999 eBay Suspension!
This will show them that the item is not counterfeit, fake or any suspicion that it is a replica. The receipt will show the authenticity and show that you indeed purchased the item from a reputable authorized distributor or seller. If not and you do not have receipt, this will be on you whether to list or not. We do not condone selling replicas in any way, since that is an instant eBay suspension waiting to happen.
Avoiding An eBay Suspension?
Simple! If you deal in replicas, stop!! You will burn through accounts like crazy and you will get frustrated and wonder why your accounts never last more than a week. Replica's, counterfeits and any other knockoff is a sure fire way to get your eBay account suspended. If you want your accounts to actually last, find a new item to sell. If you continue, then your accounts will simply crash no matter how hard you try. Following eBay's policies can be a way to avoid an eBay suspension, but quite frankly, people still get suspended.
The best advice I say to avoid an MC999 suspension for a new account is to keep active on the account before listing. 1-3 days or a week of activity on the account will help as we found when first logging into an account without cookies and listing tends to result in a higher chance of eBay putting a restriction on the account. Not only that, but listing small, cheap items also help in preventing the eBay verification process. If you still receive an eBay suspension even following that kind of procedure, you will need to call them. We recommend using Spokeo if you created an incognito/stealth account to help answer some of their verification questions.
If you are patient with the eBay rep and answer completely honest that you are who you say you are on the account, then you should have no problem with eBay reinstating that account. Worse thing that can happen is that they completely restrict the account and your out of an eBay account. However, if you have been reading a lot of about creating eBay incognito/stealth accounts, you will constantly read about having back-ups in cases like this. This is why we stress having lots of back-up accounts in reserve to offset this scenario. If your eBay account gets suspended, you have another one ready to go!
If you need any assistance in creating accounts after an eBay suspension, download our free eBay Mini Incognito! It will give you a nice basic overview of creating accounts and how eBay & Paypal trace you when trying to avoid being suspended or limited. Other than that, the only advice I can say is, back-ups, back-ups and more back-ups. If your in this for the long haul, you will need a lot of them.