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Just as with Atkins, these diets do not make you hungry. They do make you bored. They involve body chemistry and so must be followed exactly with no unapproved additions. And, yes, they work very well.

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In July 2011, the Department of Public Welfare (DPW) announced that it would be sending out redetermination packets to thousands of individuals who were overdue for a redetermination. From July 2011 until approximately January 2012, legal services and community agencies saw a significant increase in individuals losing Medical Assistance (MA) due to failure to return required verification. Approximately 90,000 children lost their MA during this time period.
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MORE TESTIMONY....With all the fuss over Condoleezza Rice's testimony yesterday, it slipped through the cracks that Bill Clinton was up right after her. How did he do?
"A lot of what we talked to him about was actually the inner workings of presidency as well as many of the classified briefings we've been able to read," [commission chairman Tom] Kean said in an appearance on Thursday evening on "Newshour" with Jim Lehrer. "We asked him some pretty detailed questions on those. And he was just totally frank totally frank, totally honest, and forthcoming."
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ABC News On Campus reporter Miles Doran blogs: It's Friday night and you're in college. What are you going to do?
For a group of eight students at the University of Florida in Gainesville, the answer on this Friday night was: let's go watch our first space shuttle launch.
The drive from Gainesville to Titusville would normally take about three hours. Turns out, these eight students weren't the only ones who wanted to see Endeavour and her crew of seven light up the night sky.
Several of them spent four-and-a-half hours in 20-year-old Tyler Ausdemore's silver 2006 Scion tc – 20 minutes of that time was spent just trying to get through a toll booth.
Tyler said he was worried they wouldn't make it in time for the 7:55 p.m. launch.
Finally, they found a parking spot behind a condo complex in Titusville, 15 miles away from the Kennedy Space Center. But now they needed a viewing spot. The shuttle was just a couple minutes from blasting off and the clock was ticking. They had to run. Fast.
They jumped out of the car and jogged across the street to Space View Park, where a large crowd had gathered – like they always do – to watch the launch. Their view was blocked.
But UF junior Hannah Choi was not going to let a few bodies get in the way of seeing her first shuttle launch.
"I stepped on a couple people but I figured it would be worth it," she said.
She elbowed her way through the crowd and made it to the edge of the park, right by the water, just in time to see Endeavour lift off in front of a full moon.
"It was like the sun coming out!" she said.
"It was a jaw-dropping experience," said her friend, 20-year-old Rosie Rodriguez.
Was the drive worth it? Yes, they all said.
But now it's time for a late-night drive back to Gainesville. There's a football game tomorrow they don't want to miss.


text: A fascinating new site has been launched by linguists at Yale University: "Yale Grammatical Diversity Project: English in North America." The site documents "the subtle, but systematic, differences in the syntax of English varieties." If you want to know where people say "The car needs washed" or "I might could go," check out the site here.


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Feeding and swallowing problems (dysphagia) are extremely complex and surprisingly common in children. Approximately 25 percent of children admitted to a pediatric hospital have some type of growth or feeding problem.
Children with feeding and swallowing problems have a wide variety of symptoms. These may include:
As a result, children may be at risk for:
If you suspect that your child is having difficulty eating, contact your pediatrician right away.
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Your pediatrician will examine your child and address any medical reasons for the feeding difficulties, including the presence of reflux. A Speech-language pathologist (SLP) who specializes in treating children with feeding and swallowing disorders can evaluate your child at the request of your pediatrician and may:
A Modified Barium Swallow Study (MBS) or Pharyngeal Function Study is a video x-ray of the swallowing process. This study lets the Speech-language pathologist see what is happening inside your child's mouth and throat. It can show if food or liquid is going into the airway instead of the stomach, which is called aspiration. It can also help to identify which parts of the mouth and throat are not working well. The MBS is performed in the radiology department by an SLP, in conjunction with a radiology technician, who runs the equipment. The study is recorded so it can be reviewed with a radiologist. The child is placed in a typical feeding position. The child is then given a variety of food consistencies (thin liquid, thick liquid, puree, and/or solid) that are appropriate based on their age and developmental level. Barium is added to the food or liquid to allow the Speech-language pathologist to see the food or liquid as it moves in your child's mouth and throat. Barium is not dangerous for babies or young children. However, you may see it in the baby's diaper for a few days after the study. As a parent or caregiver, you may be asked to feed your child during the study. You will be given a lead vest as protection from the x-rays. The x-ray machine is only turned on while your child is swallowing in order to limit the amount of overall radiation.
Results are discussed with you at the end of the evaluation. Recommendations regarding safe and efficient eating and drinking will be made and may include: removing certain food items, changing the thickness of liquids consumed, altering the child's bottle, nipple, or utensils, and/or specific feeding techniques.
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Today's Zippy, set not in a diner but at a carwash:
Given the Space Needle in the background, the cartoon is clearly set in Seattle. And in fact Elephant Car Wash locations are all over the area. A representation in a Michael Birawer canvas painting:
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Before we bought our current property and I went on a major Mortgage Free Mission, I used Asda delivery every week, mainly due to the 12 mile round trip to the nearest supermarket and simply because I dislike food shopping.
I find the website extremely easy to use, having all the items I use stored in my favourites, a simple search will quickly find any new items I need. Initial use did take much longer due to having to find each item individually. Another route is to enter your last till reciept and those items can then be added to your favourites.The favourites store all the items you have ever bought, but you can delete them. You can also set up shopping lists but I have never bothered, preferring to go through my favourites.
I tend to nip online whilst watching telly, whizz through my favourites, book my slot and pay in less than 10 minutes which is brilliant.
I tend to use a lot of Smart price products and the bonus is the amount of more expensive alternatives I get for the same price when they haven't my item in stock, it is necessary to agree to accept substitutes for this to occur. The downside is that they sometimes will send you a none deal item, for example 3 bottles of wine for £10, they send 2 and the 3rd they substitute for none offer wine. A phone call to them though and the difference in costs is reimbursed. I have also had them not deliver bread, with no substitute and I find it hard to believe Asda had run out of bread completely.
Overall the sell by dates are reasonable but I have stopped buying bananas due to them frequently clearly being very bruised, going black before my eyes and then having to throw them away.
The helpline is "challenging" clearly manned by staff whose English is not their first language and can be difficult to explain your issue to, and overall leaves you feeling frustrated.
The 10% guarantee to be cheaper than other competitors with a comparable shop can still be done.
Delivery prices vary between £2 and £5 depending on date and time. The first part of week and day are generally significantly cheaper. You can book up to 3 weeks in advance. Slots are 2 hours, starting at 6am and finishing at 11pm. You can change your order up to 11pm the night before. You also receive an email confirming your shopping.
I tend to use the delivery service if I have a lot of shifts booked and struggling for time, on the day we come back off holiday and always the last shop before Christmas. Or if I come across a free delivery code, a few years ago a quick free delivery asda search would always provide a freebie via websites like retailmenot but these seem a thing of the past. If you don't have a delivery for a while one will appear in an email saying they've missed you... recently there were codes for free delivery if you bought the new compressed deodorant.
The delivery drivers are always really friendly and helpful. They are also happy to take old carrier bags to recycle. They are always on time and on the rare occasion when late (my Christmas delivery) they rang me to advise.
I really like the asda delivery service and if my fresh veg and fruit wasn't so much cheaper at aldi I would still be doing every week as the charge is probably equivalent to my petrol costs and definitely worth the time saved.
Its 4 stars as they've lost one for the helpline and my poor bananas
Placed an order with asda for the Click and collect service as I would be out and about anyway but not have the time for a supermarket shop, thought I had paid for it but when I collected the order apparently the promotions had ended and the bill was higher, managed to get the difference refunded as I only purchased them due to the offer.
I thought it was a great service until I checked my bank account today and found the higher amount has been taken from my account but they are still reserving the original total and it will be 5 - 7 days before this is released. To make this quicker I had to phone the bank and get info for asda for the funds to be released in 2 days.
I would advise anyone to think carefully before using asda click and collect, I for one will never use it again, it's not worth the hassle.
Had a recent experience which entailed me using ASDA. Com. My 10 year old daughter was looking for a new pair of jim jams and she had a look around the internet and decided that the set she could not do without, was from the George range at ASDA.
Being her father I look at several aspects when picking clothes (yes I do regard Jim Jams as clothes) for my 10 year old however most of this criteria goes out the window when looking at night clothing. Mainly you don't tend to get crop tops in children's nightwear and the design of these clothes is more angled towards comfort and keeping warm than being trendy. Which is music to my ears.
So the perfect set is in front of me and at a very reasonable price of £6. (second criteria of a father gets a good tick in the box here - its cheap) However the downside is that the nearest ASDA is near to where I work and having a short lunch break dosnt give you much time to shop.
On the website I noticed that you could order and pay for the item on line and then pick it up from the shop. This seemed to answer all the issues as I wouldn't have to worry about stock or was it her size etc etc.
So I filled out the details , selected and paid for the item and almost immediately obtained a confirmation of my purchase from the ASDA website. I knew that I would not be able to pick it up until the Thursday (The day of ordering being Monday night) but this suited as it did say leave 3 to 4 days for delivery to the store .
On the Tuesday I received an email stating that my order had been despatched to the store from the depot and everything was running smoothly, I felt quietly confident in the item being there waiting for me at the store and I would just swoop in on the Thursday and pick it up and again Dad has saved the day with his no nonesense approach to life.
Tuesday Evening (yes less than 8 hrs later) I received another email stating that my order was in the store and awaiting my collection and it would remain there until "Wednesday" .....until Wednesday!!! I wasn't due in until the Thursday and this was Tuesday night. I searched through my emails and it clearly stated that the item would be in the store for 14 days and you could extend this if you wished.
During the Wednesday I thought of nothing else other than the tears rolling down my daughters face (sorry a bit of licence here) and the jimmy jammers going back to the lonely depot never to be bought and delivered again.
Thursday lunchtime came and I raced to the ASDA near my work, I went so fast into the store I missed the counter that said "pick up point" and had to ask someone where to go. A very nice 60 year old lady stood behind the counter and I was unsure that my explanation (Repeating what I have written above) was making any sense to the lady and I slowly lost faith in the prospect of me walking out of the store with the said items.
The Lady calmly said that the email had been mistaken and she asked for my order number and the card I had paid on line with. After giving these details she went to a cupboard and pulled out my package. After handing it to me she realised the computer system was down and she wasn't daunted by this one little bit.
She wrote the order number on a piece of paper and the item and also asked me to sign to say it had been collected. Turnaround for the whole experience in the shop was about 2 minutes!!! She still had the calmness and collectiveness to ask "was there anything else I can help you with?"
The online system is easy to use, the ordering and paying is easy to use, the collection point in store is easy to see (if your not in a rush). The collection is easy, the service I received was second to none. Well done ASDA and it's a shame your shop isn't closer to me for the family weekly shop.
I like to buy my groceries by shopping in person but sometimes I feel too tired or too lazy to go out, so I do the easy and quick option which is online shopping.
I have used a few online shopping sites like Tesco's, Sainsbury's and Asda's. My recent purchase from Asda's was based on the fact that they were offering free delivery on orders over £99 via entering a special code. This was vital for me because I usually have to fork out an extra £5.00 on delivery in addition to the hefty shopping list which is usually above £99. I'm going to share my thoughts and my experience via this review and the outcome of my recent virtual shopping trip.
== The appearance of the site and my first impression ==
The landing page is mainly composed of a green and white background. However this page is crammed with advertisements, tabs and sub-tabs; this may be a problem for first timers as they may be lost where to start. This landing page leads to the two main categories which are Asda direct (Electricals, George, furniture, toys, homeware and more) and Asda's Groceries. While shopping, there is always a virtual shopping receipt on the right hand-side which records every item in your basket. This is very useful since you can keep track of all purchases and you don't have to go to another page to see if the item you desire is in the basket. However this may be a little bit annoying since it crowds up the page even more!
== Registration ==
This step is extremely important as you cannot continue shopping without an active account. The usual registration procedures apply here as well. It only takes a couple of minutes to fill out the form which requires you entering a valid email in addition to the password you desire. As soon as you submit, a confirmation email is sent; then you can shop away.
== Looking for an item? ==
Searching for an item isn't the quickest ever neither the most accurate. You can either search by categories or by the search tab on the top right corner. For example if you search for baked beans, you would get many results; however most of them are not relevant to the main search. Also very little products are displayed on each page so you have to go through 6 or maybe 7 pages to get to your desired product which can tend to be a bit annoying and time consuming.
== My experience ==
I shopped several times from Asda so I'm sort of getting used to the shopping system there. It took me about a couple of hours to finish the shopping. I enjoy my online shopping and I get my boys to join in the fun most of the times but sometimes I don't call them since the receipt would be fairly big and I wouldn't want any additional items. Unlike the real thing you won't get tired and there are no crowds and long queues and you get to explore the whole site aisle by aisle and this is one of the main advantages of using supermarket online shopping. The offers online are slightly different than the ones offline; sometimes they are even better!
The disadvantages are not much but they are significant, always check fresh milk and vegetables and sometimes even meat's use by date. I have noticed that they packed them with a very near use by date which is very annoying especially if you paying for big quantities. I have talked to Asda's staff several times about this issue. Substitutions may not always suit your taste, for me it has never met my expectations and I always leave a note with the driver about how bad and inconvenient it was and I always get an apology in return!
There are some very good offers on fruit and veg and meat and recently on pizza's and frozen food in addition to cleaning products and health and beauty too. I'm sure that you will be spoilt for choices but just pray that you will get what you ordered not a dreadful alternative.
== Checking out ==
After finishing all your shopping, it is time for you to check out. This process can be done by pressing the green "checkout" button on your shopping receipt on your right hand-side. This will take you to the delivery page where you are required to book your favourite time and day for delivery ("Home delivery slots") Please note the minimum fee required for you to undergo an online order is £25 and must be paid with one of the following credit cards:
* Asda Credit Card
* MasterCard
* Delta
* Maestro
* Visa
* Visa Electron
* Solo
* American Express.
After placing the order they send a confirmation email with the shopping list and the chosen delivery slot.
== Delivery ==
"Delivering summer" is a special offer made by Asda, where delivery is free of charge on orders over £99. This can only be done if a code which they provide is entered when paying for the products. Delivery slots are usually provided over a 7 day period and you have a choice of 2 hour slots or 8 hour slots. The 8 hour slot is cheaper at £2.50 while the 2 hour slots are available from £3.00-£5.50 depending on the slot you choose.
Or you could use the Click and collect service
This is a new service by ASDA's, you order online and collect your order from your nearest ASDA's supermarket. In my opinion I think it's not a brilliant idea because if I order online why should I bother to drive to my nearest store and collect my shopping instead of having them delivered to my house for free? Well that what I think anyway!
== Upon receiving the order ==
"The driver" seems to be a hit and miss. Sometimes if you are lucky you get a smiling and friendly driver who explains the whole receipt for you and show you the substitution items and explains them for you. The good driver also offers help in terms of carrying the shopping bags and collecting them back. If you don't want them, you give them to the driver since Asda operate a recycling system.
So nice and easy HOWEVER, if it isn't your lucky day and you got one of those grumpy drivers you won't get any of the previous services. On my last shopping order, the driver wasn't up to the standard of the previous driver, we booked our slot between 4pm-6pm, the driver came at 5:45 only 15 minutes before the deadline. He wasn't helpful at all and seems that he was in a hurry. He explains everything very quickly and didn't offer any help carrying the bags, he also didn't ask if we were happy with the substitutions. Another mistake the driver did make is that he didn't give us frozen and chilled products first as Asda's driver usually do. The bags were far too much and too heavy for me and my son to carry so the driver finally offered to carry the last couple of bags and asked me to sign for the delivery of the items!
== The receipt ==
The receipt was very organised and detailed. Each item was listed with the price and the quantity; the substitutions were placed at the beginning of the receipt.
== Substitutions ==
I don't know why they don't stock enough products! Everytime I have ordered online, I usually encounter an unpleasant surprise in terms of the substitutions. For example, on my last order I ordered 500g of fresh chicken breast and in return I had a kilo of frozen chicken breast. Yes, it was more expensive and double the amount but who would eat frozen chicken when you have fresh chicken?
== After sale services ==
After receiving your order, they send you an email containing a short survey about their product and services; I was honest with them and gossiped a bit about the driver, so I encourage you to fill out the survey. You never know! They might do something about it.
== Customer services ==
I contacted the customer services on several occasions, online customer services, in person and on the phone and to be honest, their customer services were absolutely marvellous. They were helpful and polite and offered money back on items that I didn't like or complained about.
== My overall opinion ==
Overall I'm quite satisfied with Asda's services, however it could be better if they focused a little bit more on customers need and offer money back in case that you don't like their substitutions. They are not the quickest but at least they are always within the time slot. I'm always happy to use their services again and I really hope that they improve their site a bit and make it more user friendly.
== And finally ==
There are some Asda's E vouchers that you can download and use when checking out, it might become handy and help reduce the bill slightly. I really don't know why I spend much more money shopping online more than when going to the store in person!
I can happily give it 3.5 stars which is a fairly good rate.
Can anyone please tell me why asda don't put the date of the start and end of an offer on Internet shopping when all others do.I have now stopped shopping with asda as they keep charging me full price for offers every time I ordered, I always put my order in at the last minute to make sure it's still on, and I still get charged full price now shopping with tesco and it's cheeper
I've been using asda home delivery for over three years now, in all that time I think I've only had one occasion where I haven't had to call to complain (the reson I come back each time is that they keep giving me vouchers so I have no choice but tom shop again to use the vouchers, I found tescos worse as they kept sending me out of date fruit and veg)
Does Belvoir blood orange organic cordial actually exist?! I only order it now to see if it will ever arrive! It never has, in two years, always unavailable
There are always things missing from my order....always!!! at least five items every time
The drivers are always lovely though, I'll say that.
I've had 5 kilos of broccoli delivered when I ordered 0.5 kilos, crushed bread with a 2.5 kg bag of potaoes on top, slimy rotten spinach, mouldy apples, damages bananas, smartprice cheap eggs substituted for free range..the list goes on and on.
......and their roll backs??!!......more like roll forwards, how can it be a roll back when it's more expensive than before...who manages asda's websites??...sack that person!!! Also they put up their prices in between ordering an delivering, one time within 12 hours!!! rip off!!
I have been recovering from complicated surgery for two years so I'm stuck in and it's a nightmare when things don't turn up, Sometimes I even do a shop with another online supermarket at the same time as asda just in case so I can replace my missing groceries quickly or cancel in enough time.
It's just not good enough!!!!
I would still say that they are the cheapest though but I think I'll move over to tescos as they seem to have improved lately, their delivery charges are quite steep, especially when a lot of it is missing!
I've told them I want a refund on my card from now on, no more Vouchers!!
So this is the third time i've used Asda Home delivery Services having made my purchases online.
the first time the delivery was on time. the second time it was late, but within 30min.
now... no delivery.
so the delivery was suppose to be on sunday 27th Feb 2011 between 12pm - 2pm.
from about 2:15pm i started to call the customer services online help line (0800 952 6060 UK). there was on answer. i continued to hold and call back several times, but to no avail even after calling for 90min there are no answer.
i decided to call my Asda Shopping centre in Leyton. this is the response that i got from them;
ring ring.... can i help you...
so i explained the problem.
they couldnt help me so they transfered me 4 times, until the fourth person said
sorry we dont know anything about the home delivery services, we cant help you.
So i then decided to call another local branch in Beckton.
they just put the phone down on me, so i called back and once again... sorry we cant help you.
i've decided i cant do anything about it..... i'm still waiting for my delivery...
Asda... your home delivery service is (S)ugar (H)oney (I)ce (T)ea..... straight up non-sense.
I was due a home shopping delivery on 19th Dec, however due to snow (about 5inches max) on the 18th Dec ASDA decided to cancel my order. As the weather was a slight improvement on the 19th I called my store to ask about re-arranging delivery, i was told that there was no possibility of this happening as my order was cancelled and that was the end of the matter as there were no slots available on line to re-arrange.
I then spent the rest of the day trying to find either another on line delivery with other companies or trying to arrange a way of getting out to do the shop myself. I finaly found a delivery for the next day 20th Dec with OCADO! (there were also deliverys available right up to late on christmas eve). When i checked my shopping total against my bank balance to make sure there was enough money available to make a payment i found almost £200.00 was missing from my account. I promptly checked my bank statement and could not find where this money had gone, so i called my bank who told me that on the morning of the 18th Dec (a day before my delivery was due) ASDA had taken the money from my account and were holding this as a pending payment.
I was furious as you can imagine, I called the store my delivery was due from they said payments were not their responsibility and i needed to call the customer service, which is a complet joke i called several times and was on hold 20mins each time.
The matter is still to be resolved as i am still unable to speak to anyone at customer services, and i am also unable to do any shopping even locally untill my money is put back into my account as that is all i have
DO NOT SHOP WITH ASDA! this is not the only problem we have had with online deliverys e.g missing items, late deliverys, damaged items, being sent the wrong orders, need i go on
I am fuming with Asda and will never use them again. Last Sat my order never came. no one had contacted me so i found out by logging in to my asda account that it had been cancelled due to bad weather. Ok so it was snowing, fair enough i could live with that. I then found out that they had still taken the money!! I called them and was told that they always still take the money and place it in a "holding account" in case it is rebooked. But they had no slots to rebook it so i asked for refund. Was then told it can take 10 WORKING days to get money back. Not a happy customer and i would never risk using them again.
Since DooYoo have their disclaimer about truthful facts etc...I'll keep to the facts.
ASDA - If you're listening, my order number is 1131656300.
FACT: When I placed my order, 2 items were on special offer so I ordered extra.
FACT: When ASDA delivered the order the following day (18 hours later) - they charged me full price and did not honour the special offers.
FACT: This resulted in the order being 10% (over £18) more than originally quoted when I placed the order.
FACT: When I wrote to their customer services, they pulled the 'When you shop on the website you will pay the same price that you would pay if you came to our store to do your shopping on the day of delivery'.
FACT: Any special offers they advertise on their website when you place your order cannot be taken seriously. Even if there is NO WAY of the offer being honoured (e.g. it expires in 8 hours but the earliest delivery time is the next day), you will not be informed at all but still allowed to order at that price and even receive order confirmation showing the offer price. The first time you will know is when you see the charge being way more than expected.
If anyone wants to question this, I have got my receipts and email interactions with customer support...I am happy to publish this.
I understand that prices may vary, but they should be accountable for honouring the special offers they advertise at an absolute minimum.
Last sunday between 7 and 9pm I was to have a delivery from asda groceries. I have had on and off problems with them, one being the driver accidently storing the bleach on top of my food, which leaked and another where the meat was so bruised it looked like it had played a rough game of rugby !!!! But due to price I on and off persevered with them.
Anyhow 9pm was approaching and no food, so as I had to go out in the next few mins I rang the store. The first time the phone was slammed down on me and the second found me through to a man who said dont blame me in response to me calmly and politely asking where my food was as had to go out. Turned out he was the duty manager of the store and just came on shift and I assume had had a lot of these calls in the first few mins of his shift, so a little flustered I put it down to.
Anyhow he proceeds with insisting I was called like all the others. I told him I was in all day and there was no call, to which he said you must have. At that point I was waiting to leave as said so said look there was no call, my phone automatically records incoming calls but lets leave it there and please cancel as cant wait. Told well we were all told there was a delay and I had to say well sorry but I wasnt and as you have just started your shift, you couldnt possibly have been party to such calls.
Left it with please tell delivery driver not to call and dont charge me as thats another issue. Last time order cancelled they still charged me and I asked what happened to the we dont take your money till signed for, to which they hummed and harred and eventually I got it back, there had been some confusion some where.
So going out and suprised as this was a big shop to see food built up on my door step and drive, there had been no knock and the petit woman was planning to put it all at the door I suppose and then knock. She was flustered as obviously under a lot of pressure to deliver other delayed food and I had to apologise on way down drive that if I was not in such a hurry I would accept the food, but it cant wait now. What happend to the call I asked her from your duty manager? I didnt get one she said !!!!!!!
Okay so alls well that ends well, I the following day got a large shop from tesco and got a lot of clothes bargains, so glad in a way it had happened. But I noticed the reserve of the payment on my account was still in place and had not been cancelled, which I would have expected promptly due to their messing me about. Nope, so I called them and couldnt get through, their email system was playing up and when allowed to post message answered to many digits in message, repost, arggghhhh.
Told myself that nearly a working week later the matter would be resolved in its own time as fed up chasing them. Tried to take money out of my bank today and low and behold they are still holding the money on reserve. I rang my bank to confirm it was them and told yes its asda and after listening to me was told they have the facility to cancel the authorisation I believe she said within 48hours.
But no it wasnt down as obvioulsy asda do not know what customer services is. When things go right with them they are passible, untill when it goes wrong they are impossible to communicate with. When I stopped using them last time they kept bombarding me with emails sorry we miss you and the like and look at what you are missing, they even on one occassion gave me free delivery and so I was hooked like a fish and went back.
When you ring and get through that is they are apologetic and gasp at the experience, but do they learn anything as in customer services and make sure it is took notice of at store level? I dont think so. I accept mistakes happen but cant accept them holding onto my money, it feels personal as if they are being funny, silly I know, but after the attitude of the duty manager not even informing his own stafff, I do wonder wether to like last time check my account monday next and notice the money has gone out in error again.
Bank said if they dont take the money it should drop off the system in about ten days and I shouldnt I suppose expect any help from asda freeing it up till then as all they are good at is taking money !!!!!!!
I have just registered with sainsburys. I did want to try tesco but they dont accept electron cards so thats that. Lets see how I get on with them, maybe a positive review could appear if things go well.
Asda the money snatchers it feels like xxxx
Order reference number 1084179640 (You have my number asda!!)
I purchased my groceries from Asda two weeks ago. It was to be delivered on a Friday evening between 6 and 8pm. At 10pm it still had not arrived so I phoned their customer service department which would appear to be based in South Africa. The women I spoke to rang the store which was to make the delivery and they confirmed that it was still scheduled to arrive that evening. However, it never arrived and it was not delivered the next day even though I waited in all day long.
I rang the customer service hotline again on Saturday evening and they told me that someone from the store would phone me on Monday to rearrange delivery. However, nobody phoned and nobody delivered! Now I discover that I have been charged for this non existent delivery. I have written to head office but after a week I have still not received a reply.
Due to ill health I have been having my groceries delivered to my house for the past six year from other supermarkets and I have never experienced problems before. I really am at my whits end with this. Asda seem to have no interest whatsoever in actually providing me with my goods even though I have paid them nearly £100. They just don't seem interested!
Surely someone must have noticed that I have never signed for these groceries. It is just beyond belief!
In today's world of endless rushing around, a couple of hours extra in the day are always welcome. I have always visited the supermarket for my shopping but a previous review of mine shows my distain for food shopping. Last week, for the first time, i tried online food shopping with Asda
Online shopping is the perfect way to save petrol, valuable time and trying to find a car parking space. It also stops those impulse buys that encourage you to buy more than you originally wanted. So where do you start? Log on to Asda.com and the top left of the home page has a click through for grocery shopping to your door. It is then advisable to enter your postcode when prompted to ensure that the local Asda delivers to your street. There is a charge of around £5.50 for delivery so well worth doing the full shop online at one go.
Simply register with your email address and a password and it will ask for a security name for you as well. Once registered, you are ready to shop from the comfort of your own home.
The site is pretty self explanatory and the best way to remember your way around is to picture yourself in the store, going down aisle by aisle so you know what you would normally buy. All foodstuffs, laundry care, baby requirements and homecare etc are categorised, making it easier to section your shopping.
As an example, there is a Fresh Fruit and Veg category, Dairy and chilled foods, fresh meat and fish, bakery, food cupboard, frozen, laundry pets and household, amongst many other categories. Each of these categories also has a sub category, eg the fresh meat and fish category will have a button underneath for bacon and sausages and cooked meats, amongst others. The site will always offer you the same offers online, as those instore and each item you choose will indicate the date by which the offer on that product ends. If you already know the name of the product you require, it can be typed into the search button at the top of the page.
Visit the category of your choosing and click on the item you require. You can increase the amount of each of the products you require and then press the ADD button. You will then notice a box opens up on the right hand side of the page which contains your trolley. It indicates the product you have chosen, how many of that product has been selected, and also gives you a total of the price. Each time another item is added, it will tot up the total for you, so you always know what you are spending. There is a trash bin at the end of each item. If you change your mind and decide you no longer need an item, just click on the trash bin and it will disappear off your list and deduct the amount off your total. The first online shop will be the most daunting because you have to create your list from scratch so can take some time, but it is all there for you for the next shop you do.
Once the shopping list is finished, decide a delivery slot and enter this in and then pay by credit or debit card and await the delivery. If you have missed an item you can always go back in and request it as long as it is within the timescale before delivery. Don't forget that the delivery charge will be added to your spend.
The food is delivered in plastic carrier bags, within crates which are dropped at the door and all you need to do is carry them into the kitchen. The person delivering the items will then ask you if you have any carrier bags for him to take back to recycle. These can be from any store at all. On their next visit with your home delivery, you can return the bags from your previous online shop so it saves the guilt factor about using plastic bags.
What i love about this site, is that it saves your previous orders and you can create a shopping list online for future use and just tick the items you want to be added to the trolley for your next order.
I guess my only dislike would be not being able to control sell by dates as i do have a tendency to reach to the back of shelves to get the latest dates possible. However, my first shop online was almost perfect. The only problem i had was that my spring onions looked as if they expired last autumn but all other fresh foods were fine and the sell by dates were good too.
I would recommend this means of shopping, simply because it takes away the stress factor of rushing round, normally after a full day at work. It enables you to do other things, and my two hours of freedom meant i could do jobs at home i would normally have to do at the weekend. All in all, an almost perfect result bar the few spring onions!
I have now become a reasonably frequent user of Tesco.com for delivering my weekly shop, and I usually make use of this when I find a free delivery code or other promotion. Well, whilst looking for any codes this week, I came across a free delivery code for asda online grocery shopping, where you simply had to spend £25 to quality, as opposed to the usual £50 insisted by Tesco.
We don't have an ASDA in our town, but there is one about 10 miles away. There is the capacity for checking on the asda.com website whether they deliver to your address. So, before I even looked at hte grocery list and registering, I checked to see that they would deliver to my home, and they would.
It was then a matter of simply registering my details, which was very straigthforward, and then onto the actual shopping.
There are some positives and negatives about the online grocery service offered by Asda. Firstly, I think there is more choice than on the Tesco.com, and I think it is better laid out. However, on the other hand, I like the fact that you can look up all the offers on the Tesco.com website quickly, whereas you don't seem to be able to get a full list of the current offers on the ASDA website. Rather, the offers appear at top of the page of the area of shopping you have selected. Like a lot of people though, I may have a list, however, when I notice something on offer I often decide to add it to my shop. I actually think ASDA miss out on this - although I think because of this I spent less (so may be not all bad).
The website takes your payment details before allowing you to put in any promotional codes or vouchers. I was a bit concerned, since I wanted to be sure my free delivery worked before I committed to any shop. IN this instance the voucher worked to give me free delivery, however, I am not sure if there is the capacity to cancel if your voucher is not accepted. I presume there is.
It should also be noted, that you can also earn an xtra £5 if you go through a cashback site for this first, initial shop.
I had asked for the shopping to be delivered between 3pm and 5pm. At approx 2.45 I got a phone call from the driver to say he would be with me in 15 minutes. I was impressed with this. Tesco have never phoned me in advance.
The driver when he arrived 15 minutes, was extremely friendly and helpful. He talked me through how things that were not available were substituted, and the contact details if there were any problems.
He then brought in my groceries, and helped me to unload. It wasn't until he had left, that I noticed one item missing, even though it was on the print out that he had given me. Thankfully it wasn't a crucial bit of the grocery list, however I had to use the contact number at the top and telephone to report this. I got a very helpful, foreign lady who apologised and refunded my credit card with the amount. In this case, I didn't mind so much because it wasn't a crucial item, however, it would have been a bigger issue if it had been a more important and vital ingredient for someone for instance.
All in all, apart from the little blip in the fact that they forgot one item, I felt the service was excellent. I appreciated the telephone call in advance, the help from the driver, the friendliness of the driver, and the help given when I had to phone about the missing item. I would have no hesitation in using this service again, however if next time they forget something, I may have to reconsider!
Online grocery shopping is has been around for quite a few years and is now well established as providing a good, reliable and easy to use service to all customers. All the larger chains of supermarkets have begun to delivery shopping via the online method. This review will detail the service I received from the supermarket Asda and my opinion of the experience.
###Creating your Order online###
The first step is getting to grips with the Asda website, before you start shopping it is best that you log in or create an account if you are a first time user. The website is www.asda.co.uk and from there you are directed to the groceries online shopping area. The web page is easy to navigate, with a simple toolbar at the top; even people new to the internet will soon get the hang of navigating around the categories of food.
The Asda deals are conveniently categorised together and displayed by a red banner on the page, clicking on the advert takes you straight to the Asda deals which are grouped by food category, however this can be tedious if you are search through every food category trying to find the items you want. To make the shopping easily there is a search bar at the top which allows you to search directly for any product you want. This is a very useful tool to complete your shopping efficiently and with ease. You can also add items direct an Asda receipt via the number, this a quick way to find items that you normally purchase in store.
The good thing about creating a detailed order online is that your account can remember all the items that you have just purchased. This is very useful if you regularly do an online shop as you can simply add or remove items to your shopping list, you can also save multiple shopping lists, for different occasions.
During your online shopping you can see your shopping basket on the right hand side and It keeps a running total of how much you have spent in your basket. This is a good addition as it allows you to monitor if you are on a budget so you know exactly what you are spending, as you go along.
Once you have finished your shopping you can select a booking slot and check out (explained later). If you have completed your checkout procedure and remember that you have forgotten something you can amend your order and add items up to 10 o'clock the night before your order is due to be delivered which is very useful if you run out of items the day before your delivery.
At the end of creating your online order you can select if you want a substitute product or not for a particular item if it is out of stock in the store at the time of your order being collected. This is very useful if you are ordering a specific product and do not want a substitute, it saves you returning the substitute product after delivery and trying to receive a refund.
### Price of delivery###
The price of an Asda delivery varies for £3.50 to £5.50 depending on the day you want it delivered. I like that the price varies and they don't charge a flat expensive rate. However I would prefer a flat delivery rate of £3.50 but you can't win all the time.
Saying that there are many discount codes and vouchers available to use to get free delivery on various websites. Asda will also offer free delivery from time to time in exclusive emails to customers. This is normally when you have not shopped online with them for a period of time.
###Completing the checkout procedure###
Once you have completed you Asda order you can choose your delivery slot yourself. This can be done at the end of completing your order or at the beginning before you have completed your order. Be aware that your delivery slot is only held for a couple of hours and then is released again, so you have to choose another slot if that one expires.
If you wish to be more environmentally friendly Asda lets you know if there is a van in your area at a certain delivery slot so you can choose that time slot. Or you can choose another one more suitable.
###Asda Driver and Delivery###
The Driver who delivered our Asda delivery was very pleasant, informed us of any substitutes that we were giving for certain products and if we had any breakages all we needed to do was ring up the number shown and explain and it will be redelivered.
He also offered to help take the bags from the van to my front door however I felt this was not needed as me and my partner where capable of doing this ourselves, it was nice that he offered and would be greatly appreciated for being who may have difficulties carrying bags.
We booked our delivery in the timeslot of 6pm to 8 pm on a Saturday evening, we hoped that our delivery would arrive towards the beginning of the timeslot unfortunately this didn't happen and our delivery arrived at 7:50. Which was still within the time slot so no complaints, however it did make me think if the driver would inform the customers that they where going to be late as we received no communicate from Asda as our delivery was successful however would this be the same if there where any complications with the delivery.
###Overall Experience ###
I would definitely order online from Asda again the service via the website and delivery man where very good, and created a positive first impression. Online shopping is excellent for having a hassle free shopping experience. If you don't have the time to go the shop, if you are ill or simply don't want to go shopping because of the crowds then online shopping is great but you need to have an excellent service from both the delivery man and the website to enjoy the experience. Asda deliveries are definitely to a good standard and would be recommended.
In my experience online shopping is great for keeping to a strict budget as it keeps a running total of the bill so you know what to expect when getting to the checkout rather than guessing the amount, or totalling it up as you walk round the shop.
The only disadvantages of shopping online with Asda, is that when you are filling up your online basket it can be quite tedious going through all the categories to find the products you want. If you know exactly what you want then the quick search button is great for finding it; but if you just want a gentle browse to see new products or things you forgot then the online navigation does do not it justice you are better off wandering around your local shop as it would properly be faster. However all in all Online Shopping with Asda was pleasant easy to use website, which allowed me to complete my order fast and with ease and also has the great ability to allow me to amend the order up to 10 o'clock the night before it is due to be delivered.


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Nominate An Unsung Hero in the Sailing Community for Old Pulteney Maritime Heroes Award
Sailing and sipping single malt scotch are among two of my favorite activities, (though not necessarily at the same time.) It does seem fitting that Old Pulteney Single Malt Scotch Whisky and US Sailing have partnered to introduce the inaugural Old Pulteney Maritime Heroes Award. From their press release:
Old Pulteney Single Malt Scotch Whisky and US Sailing Introduce the Maritime Heroes Award: Calling Nominations for an Unsung Hero in the Sailing Community
The two brands have partnered to express appreciation to the men and women in sailing communities across the country for their humanitarian achievements. Friends and families are encouraged to nominate an unsung hero to give them the opportunity to receive the recognition they deserve, whether for charitable giving, community advocacy, sailing education or the countless other generous acts.
"As Old Pulteney is the Genuine Maritime Malt, we feel it is important to celebrate those individuals who significantly contribute to the vibrancy of the maritime lifestyle," says Pat Graney, President of International Beverage USA. "Our partnership as the Official Scotch of US Sailing has been invaluable in allowing us to share Old Pulteney's rich heritage and fine expressions with dedicated sailors across the country."
Nominations for the Old Pulteney Maritime Heroes Award will be accepted through August 31, 2012 at http://www.maritimeheroes.com. Finalists will be selected by Old Pulteney and US Sailing representatives. A public vote will then be held on the website, and the 2012 Maritime Hero will be announced and honored at a gala event in January at US Sailing's 2013 National Sailing Programs Symposium in Clearwater, Fla.
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Committed: The Gift That Keeps On Giving
Growing up I was lucky, unlike most British children I had a lot of access to a broad variety of comic books. My mum and dad (practically still kid themselves at the time) left all kinds around the house; There were the comic books specifically for me, like Dandy and The Beano (which my dad would read too), then there were American superhero comic books my parents bought because of their interest in Pop Art (which I would read too), there were Peanuts paperbacks (which my mum brought over from America and I read them insatiably), and later there were all sorts of weird, so-called "head comix" (which I wasn't supposed to read, but I still did… Robert Crumb might draw some crazy stuff, but he draws it well). Like Obelix from the French Asterix books (which I discovered in my parents' friends' houses when we drove all over Europe), I fell into a proverbial cauldron as a baby and so I grew up with comic books as part of me.
Committed: London week 1 – Gosh!, Steadman, & The Beano
My first summer in London in many years is turning up a bounty of comic book appreciation. With beautiful exhibitions and events springing up all over the city, it seems like this is a pretty perfect time for lovers of visual communication to visit.
Committed: On the Road
Since I'm in the middle of traveling from London to Cornwall today, this week my column is a teaser a full-on article next week. I wish I had a moment to write about it all now, I cannot wait to tell you about all of the incredible comic book-related things which I'm stumbling on, (I had no idea that London culture had become openly engaged with comic books to this level). For now I'm taking plenty of notes and photos to give you a full run-down next week. Until then, here are three photos to whet your appetite:
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Committed: Comics without Capes
In talking to my American comic book reading friends, I'm beginning to see that my experience of comic books is pretty different from theirs. While they grew up watching superhero cartoons on TV and buying the superhero comics that went along with them, I didn't have much access to either of those mediums so I took another route. Continue Reading »


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Joe Manchin sounds a lot like Big Brother in this press release:
The President called me this afternoon. We agree that as Americans and parents, all of our children belong to all of us – and we must work together to keep our precious children safe.
Back. The F***. Off. Not one bit of my children belongs to you or to anybody in DC.
I can't be the only one who sees it that way.
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1. Ryan
You're not. It also enfuriates me that he is talking about getting assault rifles off the street. He is a gun owner and, while other gun control advocates may be ignorant, he certainly knows assault rifles have been illegal since than the 1930s. And I don't believe he simply mispoke.
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2. Mac
It Takes a Village–where everyone raises and protects their own kids.
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3. rbj
When was the 13th Amendment repealed?
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4. Sarah Hoyt
You're not alone. I'm holding both middle fingers in their direction. BUT for the record, sending my kids to DC might be considered an act of war. It would at least re-enact Ransom of Red Chief.
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6. John J
Ah! West Virginia and Missouri!
Their respective populations have always been intellectually suspect. The fact that those rootin' tootin' hillbilly shooting rubes reelected two lying scumbags proves they really ARE stupid! Your guns are history, you dolts! And you elected them, because they said, "Trust me. I love you." The Democratic Party is now run by Commies, but I guess you won't ever get it, even whenthey put you in the ovens.
"SHOW ME" WHAT? precisely? you frikken idiots?
I guess you'll reelect them next time, too, since your memories only can be measured in nanoseconds.December 18, 2012 - 5:30 pm Link to this Comment | Reply -
7. Jimmy
You are most likely not the only one who believes your children do not belong to others or DC but sadly, I doubt if you are in the majority.
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8. Tim maguire
I'm going to go with, "that doesn't make sense. What is he trying to say?"
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9. Frank Martin
I know it seems like our civil and human rights have a straight line run to the national dumpster, but take heart. Things are not as bleak as they might seem.
After the Japanese Tsunami destroyed a nuclear power plant, everyone was sure that the Japanese people and their politicians would surely use this as a reason to back away from nuclear power.
Well, that didn't happen. In the most recent election, the Anti-Nuclear party got a whopping 8 seats in parliament. And the winning party actually ran on a platform that included the construction of more – not less – nuclear power!
Look, I know that we are undergoing an unprecedented level of liberal social-psychological conditioning in our media, every day feels increasingly like we all live in Patrick Mcgoohans "Village", but try to take a deep breath now and then. Things are not as bleak as they might seem.
Frankly, they never are.
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10. Bilwick
"Statism: It's For the Kids." (This message brought to you by the Hive.*)
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11. All your base belong to us
He must be struck by all these people who believe that they are responsible to raise their kids.
(INSERT absentee-father statistics HERE)
You didn't build that!
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A challenge faced with making single player games is the integrity of the save files that when using dream maker we are forced to store on the user's computer. If they could communicate with a central server it would be great, this way they can play locally, taking advantage of everything their computer has to offer and also provide security and probably additional functionality as a game experience can be built to be a network of worlds.
I thought it would be only logical to be able to use the built in Export() procedure to communicate with any world, hosted or local but after hours of trying to find out if I was just that daft, I realized it's just not currently possible. So the request is to allow game worlds to communicate with other game worlds, whether hosted or local.


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U.S. forces have captured a suspect in the September 2012 attack on the U.S. embassy in Benghazi, Libya. Take a look back at the attack and the political aftermath.
On Sept. 11, 2012, initial reports claimed a mob of angry protestors gather outside the U.S. temporary consulate in Benghazi, Libya. Protestors reportedly stormed the building, and Ambassador Christopher Stevens and information technolgy expert Sean Smith died of smoke inhalation.


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"Instant Europe"
Curated by Francesco Bonami, �Instant Europe� is an exhibition of photography and video by 26 artists of the 10 newest countries to have joined the European Union in May 2004. Most are images of people, bringing unknown realities to a new public. Although the mix of artists provides a variety of perspective, the universality of experience emerges nonetheless. Bonami presents an ever-changing Europe through a courageous exhibition that relies on ideas rather than beauty.
Above photograph is by Estonian Jaan Toomik.
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This simple cold side dish graces many of Brat Fry or Grill out in the Midwest. A change from the usual corn on the cob or hot steaming bowl of yellow gold. Sweet, tangy, crunchy goodness had by your own hands. Continue reading →
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1 (1 lb.) can cream style corn (2 cans) 1 egg, slightly beaten 1/2 c. half and half cream 1/2 c. cracker or bread crumbs toasted 1/4 c. chopped onion 1/4 c. chopped red bell pepper or 2 tbsp. chopped pimento 4 tbsp. … Continue reading →
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Craig M. Match, O.D. graduated from the University of Pittsburgh in 1977, receiving a Bachelor of Science degree. He attended the Pennsylvania College of Optometry and earned his Doctor of Optometry degree in 1984. Dr. Match served an internship in Pediatrics at the Pennsylvania College of Optometry where he earned an award in Clinical Excellence. In addition, he received a Clinical Excellence award for an externship with the Indian Health Services.
He is a member of both the Central Pennsylvania and Pennsylvania Optometric Associations as well as the American Optometric Association. He is a member of the Contact Lens Section of the American Optometric Association and participates in the Optometric Extension Program.
His primary interests are in the field of contact lenses and pediatric optometry.


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GanoExcel: Do YOU Have a Coffee Shop Name?
GanoExcel Online Coffee Shop!
My coffee shop's name is GanoExcel. And my coffee shop is an online. Customers who frequent coffee shops give the barista their first name with their drink order. When the order is filled, the customer's name is called. That's great if you are a Mary or a Bill. However, if your parents named you Ndomican or Masingwaneng, you might want to go by "Tom" or 'Missy' because those names could actually be pronounced correctly!
No matter what your moniker, if you are a GanoExcel customer you have the luxury of choosing your favorite Gano flavor from the comfort of you own home! No traveling; no drive through; no traffic to buck. These tasty drinks, Classic, Mocha or Three-In-One, can be hot or iced as the weather and your inclination dictates. You might even choose the ruby red treat of Gano's SOD tea. MMM, any of them would satisfy your craving for something lovely.
It doesn't end with a refreshing beverage. By choosing GanoExcel's coffees or tea or chocolate you are taking in flavorful goodness infused with the King of Mushrooms, Red Reishi mushroom. Its healing properties are well documented. There is a wealth of information about this ingredient and you can see it all for yourself at www.pubmed.org.
When I discovered Gano's suite of products I was very pleased. What pleased me even more: the work at home business opportunity where I could enjoy the benefits of great beverages while sharing the joy of working at home and online coffee shopping with my friends and family. I began to build a Team and a very successful home based business which afforded my family an additional stream of income.
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Have you ever considered marrying your passion for coffee with an at home business? I will admit that I never had either until I found GanoExcel. It is not just an online coffee shop with delicious tasting coffee. GanoExcel is an enriched coffee. It is made with organic coffee beans but the combination of the ganoderma with the caffeine leaves you feeling great. No jitters, no keeping you you awake at night. I begin my day with a cup of GanoExcel and I end my day with another cup. I sleep like a baby and I feel great. If it has ever crossed your mind to combine your love of coffee with a home business opportunity, it behooves you to contact me. I'd love to share more of my story with you. And I'd love to learn your name!
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Gano Excel: Where is My Coffee?
"I need my caffeine fix!"
I actually heard that one morning this week at a funeral!
I immediately thought of my coffee, Gano Excel and I wondered could it be that it isn't really about the caffeine? Is it possible that it is NUTRITION our bodies are craving?
Here are the facts: Caffeine is a stimulant. When you drink plain label coffee the caffeine gives your body a boost but that 'high' isn't sustainable. Later, you desire more caffeine, maybe even some sugar to lift your mood again, only to have it drop like a lead balloon later. It makes for a very vicious cycle.
Gano Excel coffee is better why?
Gano Excel's GanoCafe Classic stands head and shoulders above the ordinary coffee we are accustomed to putting into our coffee mugs. You see, Gano Excel has infused the benefits and goodness of The King of Mushrooms into their exquisite blends. They have found a way to infuse the health benefits of Reishi red mushroom into their coffee blends. That makes for stronger immune systems, more real and sustained energy levels, and much more stamina. I know this for a fact because I can feel the difference in my own body when I drink delicious GanoCafe morning, noon and night.
If your palate is anything like mine, you might prefer the Gano Excel product GanoCafe 3 in 1 as your brew of choice. GanoCafe 3 in 1 had me on the first sip! The Number One innovators of delicious coffee took a great, rich coffee, added just a touch of natural sweetness and creamy goodness and gave us coffee devotees a portable, delicious way to add wonderful coffee AND a boost to our well being!
Just in case improving your health with the 200 trace minerals, antioxidants and phytonutrients of the Reishi mushroom, great satisfying flavor, and portability are not enough to delight you I am happy to inform you that there is also a wonderful opportunity to work with the GanoExcel company and their entire complement of products to bring residual income to your door, along with the great coffee we all enjoy!
I fell in love with Gano Excel. Then I realized what a great opportunity lay before me for a home based business and the entrepreneur in me could not resist. I am now building a burgeoning Team of folks who are improving their health as well as their bottom line. If this appeals to you as much as that first cup of coffee in the morning, please contact me at your earliest convenience so we can get you started on your journey!
Kathy Jenks
Independent Distributor
Gano Excel: Java Juice
Are you keeping track of how many shekels you fork over for your morning jolt of java juice? I am! I only spend 75 cents for my morning brew. Compared to a daily stop at a coffee shop, the savings is pretty significant. I can drink that cup at home, on my way to work, or on my break time at work. My favored choice for that cup is Gano Excel's Mocha, a fine, rich blend of deep, dark coffee with smooth decadent chocolate. Each of their flavors-Classic, Three in One, or Mocha is packaged individually in convenient packets that slip easily into pockets, purses or lunch bags. You can enjoy these drinks as hot beverages or icy cold treats.
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No matter how you like them or which flavor you prefer you will also have the health benefits of Red Reishi Mushrooms. The Reishi mushroom is considered to be the King of Mushrooms in Asia and you can determine for yourself how many benefits are recorded by visiting PubMed.
Coffee shopping online is easy as pointing and clicking. Better yet, the entire suite of Gano products can be delivered to your door. In fact, Gano Excel has an interesting income opportunity for a work at home business opportunity. Simply by drinking tasty, health-supporting beverages and sharing them with your circle of influence you can bring a stream of income into your household. What might you DO with more income?
My Team and I are growing our Gano Excel coffee businesses along with our social contacts and our finances. If these notions appeal to you and you are a coffee lover, or you enjoy tea and hot chocolate as well as people and profit, you might like to consider joining me.
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Kathy Jenks
Independent Distributor
Gano Excel Gives Back!
Gano Excel and The Pasadena Jazz Institute!
On May 15, 2010, Gano Excel partnered with the Pasadena Jazz Institute to help send under privileged children to a week long jazz camp. In the summer of 2010, thanks to the efforts of Gano Excel and it's distributors, 10 children were selected to go to the camp. These were children who would not have been able to go if it had not been for the gift of giving back.
I have always been proud to be an independent distributor for Gano but this alliance has given me a new found admiration for the Gano Excel leadership. There are many ways to give back but sending children to jazz camp is not one I would have thought of on my own. To spend money to give our youth a positive experience and form what could be lasting relations through the world of music is such a refreshing cause and one Gano Excel should be proud of.
I remember when I was growing up, everyone was involved in the life of the children. School activities were attended by almost everyone. Yes, we had our few who did not get involved in school but for the most part, school activities were attended by students and parents a like. The school even provided buses to take students to all the games and when parents got out of work, they headed for the high school games. Things have changed over the years and school budgets have been cut to the point where providing spectator buses is for some districts, just a fond memory for those of us that were lucky enough to live in the "good old days".
So I want to take a minute to say thank you.
Thank you Gano Excel!
Thank you Gano Excel Distributors for getting involved!
I know I will be giving a donation to help send kids to jazz camp in 2011. I think music, sports, drama and any other positive experience can often times save a child. See the video below for a look at jazz camp 2010. If you would like more information
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Coffee Shop
The Gano Excel Coffee Shop
A Coffee shop is a very popular gathering spot. Folks line up to shell out handsomely for flavors and froth; iced or steaming. Maybe you like hanging out in a coffee shop near you.
GanoExcel has changed the coffee and tea habits of a great many folks. It's so easy to satisfy your desire for a coffee break. First, you have the convenience of an online coffee shop. Your order is shipped to your door. You then can take a coffee break any where, any time by opening a convenient pre-measured packet of the tasty goodness of healthy coffee, infused with the health benefits of Red Reishi mushrooms. With The Gano Excel online coffee shop, you can even choose from a yummy variety of healthy coffee that includes Mocha; Three in One, which has cream and sugar; or Classic. Each offering has a rich, delicious blend of healthy and tasty to please any palate.
The addition of ganoderma lucidum from the Red Reishi mushrooms is genius. All the health benefits they offer are legendary and can be found in detail on www.pubmed.org. The red reishi mushroom is known as the king of herbs and has been uses medicinally for thousands of years in asian countries. Gano Excel has their own plantation where the ganoderma mushrooms are grown. To learn more about the plantation, watch the below video. Gano Excel brings you organic ganoderma from their own plantations to bring you the healthiest coffee that any coffee shop can bring.
There's much more genius to GanoExcel than convenience, health and good flavor of an online coffee shop. There is a wonderful work at home business opportunity open to coffee and tea lovers. Simply by easily accessing online coffee shopping and sharing your story with people in your circle of influence you can create a stream of income.
Healthy coffee is only one aspect of GanoExcel's portfolio of goodness. They have an entire suite of products to take you from breakfast to bedtime, enriching your life and helping you to be healthier. You also have the home business opportunity. You can see for yourself all the ways you can make your life better with a Gano Excel online coffee shop. Benefits are both physical as well as financial.
The Gano Coffee Shop Is Here!
My amazing GanoExcel Team is growing rapidly. If you would like to be a part of this thriving business and enjoy great products while enhancing your financial picture and your well being, you might like to contact me. Discover the Gano Compensation Plan Here!
If you join my team, together, we'll realize more benefits and have even more fun than if we visited a neighborhood coffee shop!
The Gano Excel Coffee Shop Opportunity is Here!
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An Untraditional Christmas
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When I was young, December meant Handel's Messiah sung by a church choir in an antique church. I was taught to stand for the "Hallelujah" chorus and take a piece of flaming plum pudding and hard sauce at Christmas dinner, even though no one under the age of 70 actually ate it. That wasn't the point. It was a tradition.
During my first few Christmases in tiny Haines, Alaska, I missed my old traditions as well as the tasteful candles glowing in evening windows and sunny crisp days. Up here December is wet and dark. The sun rises about 9:30 a.m. and sets before 3 p.m. Most days the sky never gets lighter than a dim "gloaming," as my very literate friend Annie says when we are snowshoeing in the woods.
I can't change the weather, and I no longer feel obligated to order plum pudding from a gourmet catalog, but lately I've realized that all the while I was wishing Alaskan Christmases were more traditional, they've gone and become traditional in their own way.
A few years ago, when I suggested we eat shrimp on Christmas Eve now that all the kids were grown up, there were howls of protest. Turns out the fettuccine with smoked salmon (a sort of gourmet version of mac and cheese) that I had made forever, mainly because it was so easy, had become as much of a tradition as the Christmas stockings hanging on bedposts instead of the mantel. (I started doing that after our dog tore through them all to eat the chocolates at the bottom. The dog died years ago, but the stockings are still hung in the bedrooms.)
There are emerging traditions in our community as well. The Friday after Thanksgiving may be the biggest shopping day of the year everywhere else, but in Haines it's the day we light the library for the holidays. We string more lights inside than out, since snowstorms often rip them off eaves and shake them from boughs. There are so many lights inside this, our town's nicest building, that its windows glow like a lighthouse beacon on the snowy sea of the school field surrounding it.
The library lighting is a newer tradition, but the winter parade has been around much longer. No one is quite sure when it began, but the idea was to promote shopping in Main Street's 10 shops (two are grocery stores).
To an outsider, the parade could be mistaken for a chimney fire on Christmas Eve. It begins in the Elks Lodge parking lot, when Santa and his fire truck get their lights and sirens going, and every other emergency vehicle in town joins in. There are more than you'd think— we are very, very safe. The snowmobile club starts their engines, the float with the Haines amateur hockey leaguers lurches forward, and a pickup full of carolers with "Jesus Is Lord" spelled out in lights above them sings carols. One parade featured six women in sparkly costumes dancing with flashlights. But without the Snow Dragon it really wouldn't be a parade at all.
It used to make me a little sad that a flashing-eyed, 23-foot foam-headed dragon dancing down the road to Alvin and The Chipmunks' Christmas songs would signal "Christmas is coming" to my children. I wanted them to hear "The Holly and the Ivy" chimed on handbells. But 20 years ago when I was asked to be one of the seven people to maneuver the then-new dragon, which was left over from a community play, I agreed, and we unwittingly started a new tradition. Each year I take my place under a sheet, behind Pizza Joe (a poet who used to deliver pizza and is now the assistant Harbor Master), who leads us from underneath the dragon's head. Strapped to my chest is a 50-pound fire extinguisher filled with flour. Every time Pizza Joe tips the flaring foam nostrils up, I squeeze the extinguisher's handle and the dragon spews a dusty white cloud of "smoke" on the spectators.
The dragon bobs and weaves, with all of us passing instructions down the line under the costume. "Watch the ice," "Slowly left," "Hop! We're supposed to be dancing," "Don't roar so close to the crowd."
The dragon belches smoke and roars, while half a dozen teens and adults dressed as Robin Hood's merry band run alongside, guiding it, tossing lit firecrackers, waving sparklers and launching fireworks high in the night sky. My East Coast Episcopalian mother, who was not a dragon fan, once said it reminded her of the Tet Offensive.
That nutty dragon and its entourage transform our flat-roofed, practical northern town perched above the fish-freezing harbor into something magical, exotic and weirdly hopeful. The dragon's homemade cheer is even more improbable than a white-bearded old guy in a red suit flying a sled pulled by those most Alaskan of animals, reindeer.
Last year, we almost didn't haul the increasingly bedraggled dragon out again—some of the old-timers wanted to retire rather than repair it. But a few of us insisted. OK, mainly it was me, no doubt sounding a lot like Tevye in Fiddler on the Roof. "It's tradition," I wailed.
A few weeks later, at the Elks Lodge before the parade, I watched one of the gray ponytailed dragonaires limp across the hall and was glad that had I coerced three of my children—already home from college—to help out. They brought some friends, too. Pizza Joe took his place in the head, but when I stepped toward mine, Crystal, a soft-spoken Tlingit nursing student back for the holidays, claimed it. "I have wanted to do this my whole life," she said.
There was only one spot left. The rest were filled with equally youthful dragon novices. This is my Christmas tradition, I thought. On the other hand, the only way to keep traditions is by teaching others. And maybe that's why I helped Crystal climb under the dragon skin, giving her a few pointers that she didn't need.
For the first time, I watched the parade from the shadows as the dragon wove its way down Main Street under a shower of fireworks. Right on cue, it tipped back its head and belched white smoke, lightly dusting the unprepared crowd from head to toe. It made me laugh out loud. That dragon really is something.
You know, there are lots of great recordings of the Messiah, and I do listen to mine often this time of year, but there's only one traditional Snow Dragon, and the only place he's ever seen is right where he belongs— shuffling down our streets at the holidays.


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Benefits can be key in attracting the best employees
Businesses can attract the highest calibre of new employees by offering benefits and allowances in their recruitment package.
Recent research by Xpert HR revealed that the majority of British business will continue to provide the same package of employee benefits when attempting to recruit and retain staff despite the current tough economic climate.
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You are planning an incentive campaign for your sales team in order to win back a lost share of the market. The sales competition should give your salespeople the requisite motivation boost. The aim of the campaign (gaining at least one new client a week) and the participants have already been established.
Trend toward more practical promotional gifts
Ideasbynet has noted an important change in marketing strategies during the current economic downturn. While promotional gifts remain a simple and effective marketing method, companies are now choosing products which have a practical use, rather than mere novelty value.


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