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Posted on 30 March 2010.
[Hah…that's my lame attempt for a title.]
This, my friends, is the epitome of my ability to convince myself to purchase things that are even more expensive that their non-miniaturized versions:
It costs more than a Microplane zester, and more than a Microplane grater. The hilarious fact is, it took me ages to get myself the (real) zester because I can be so cheap. Sometimes.
Guess how long it took for me to decide to buy this grater bookmark? Hmm?
A second.
I'm not the kind of friend who can protect you from shopping frivolously. It's just not happening from my camp if I think something is cute or worth it. And how can this not be worth it, I tell you?
I just about died from cuteness. Look at its sisters. There were only the grater and whisk bookmarks at the Vancouver Art Gallery, but the grater won. I'm proud to have enough self-control to buy only one. For now.
The company that designs/makes these irresistible bookmarks (and other fiiine stuff) is RAS in Madrid, Spain. The kitchen bookmarks are part of the pdl design collection. [PS – Gourmeted.com is not affiliated with them, but heck I'd love to if only for these bookmarks –haha. This could be the beginning of another obsession.]Posted in dailies, shoppes6 Comments
Posted on 28 March 2010.
Can you have a good cheesecake with just little sugar and no eggs? Can it be smooth and creamy, and melts in your mouth and before you could even think, you've already reached for your next bite? Why, yes and yes! Say hello to our family's lifelong addiction: the no-bake cheesecake. This is also perfect for those who don't like the heaviness of regular cheesecake. Perhaps you could even say it's a tad better for indulgences, too. Maybe…I like to think that. -Joy
No-bake cheesecake and our family goes way, way back in the 80's. My mother would spend Friday or Saturday nights on the dining table after dinner with her bowls, wooden spoons, stand mixer and springform pan to make cheesecake. The truth is, for the longest time I thought cheesecake was only made using my mom's no-bake method. Hahaha.! Unfortunately, my mom doesn't have the recipe anymore. I think everyone in our family will agree –that was gut-wrenchingly sad.
Uh, what are we going to do now?!
Sometime between my teenage years and our move to Canada, there was a cheesecake void in our household, we all got busy and us kids moved cities away for high school and university.
It wasn't until 2002 or 2003 that I discovered (and had the inclination to make) a no-bake cheesecake recipe online. It didn't quite taste like my mom's but the methodology was close. I tweaked the ingredients until we were all satisfied with the taste. Then, at some point–GASP!–I lost the recipe. Gone. Not in my computer. Not in my mom's. Our family friend, Tita Thess (go check her out, she makes gorgeous bead jewelry) even asked for the recipe many moons ago, but it turns out I never sent it to her. In between moving and traveling, and not being in the kitchen much, the recipe was gone. There was no trace of it.
For the longest time, I've put off creating a recipe from scratch to replicate my mom's no-bake cheesecake because a) it's so time-consuming to get the combination; and b) I almost had it and then I lost it! Exasperating to say the least. However, these are the things in life you just have to be grown up about and deal with–so I did. These were the only things I remembered it had and outlines my starting point:
It's rather vague to say the least. I'm looking at my notes on my calendar (yes, I know) and it was still back in the beginning of February. And let's just say that my weight is pretty much indicative of the amount of cheesecake I've consumed to reach until March to get the recipe right. I just can be so dedicated to finding a "solution" to my problem that I will not stop until everything is resolved — in this case, until the taste, texture and consistency is correct.
How hard could it be to come up with our "holy grail" recipe?
I got the recipe for the crust right the 1st try, but the cake was lumpy because of the difference in temperature between the dissolved gelatin and the cream cheese mixture. It tasted good (not the best–too sweet), but one never should have to associate cheesecake with the word lumpy (= lame).
On the second try, the cheesecake tasted better (still not perfect), but the texture was smoother. However, the cheesecake held up so well it almost looked fake, like when you buy cheesecake at a cheap establishment and it's almost like buying white Jell-O. Not good.
And then the third: melts-in-your-mouth no-bake cheesecake. And I made it again and again. And it's done.
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Posted on 25 March 2010.
In case you're in the mood for lasagne, and up for something different, try this Eggplant and Chard Lasagne. Yes, it's vegetarian and it's incredibly good in a Wow-That's-Vegetarian?! kind of way. I served it to a group of carnivores who whined (a little) before tasting it. They shut up after the first bite. Then, the rest of the lasagna was history…gone with the skeptic wind.
Eating what I consider a "balanced" diet
I do love my chocolates, high-fat Irish butter, desserts and everything sweet, so I try to balance them out with oatmeal or 2% greek yogurt in the mornings, and vegetable/fruit-rich dishes the rest of the day [Keep in mind: I try, but it doesn't always happen.]. Having said that, I also don't see the point of dreading a lackluster meal only to make myself feel better with too much dessert. And let's face it–it's way easier to keep eating dessert…so very easy. I want to eat with a good diet in mind, but I don't want to eat like I'm missing out. I'm with the camp who believes that eating healthier shouldn't mean resigning to eating food that taste like crap.
After having cooked several recipes from Deborah Madison's Vegetarian Cooking For Everyone, I couldn't recommend it enough for anyone thinking of putting more vegetable dishes on their tables. Remember the split pea soup? Yum! This lasagne? Oh my. It's another winning combination, and I can't believe I've never used chard and eggplant together like this, it's so deviously simple.
I wasn't quite sure how it would taste from the recipe, to be honest, but knowing that my fellow food blogging pal Dana made it before was the extra assurance I needed to feel at ease making this for the first time and serving it to hungry non-vegetarian bellies.
And you know what? It was a smashing success of a pasta dish. If you taste this, you won't say: "This tastes good for vegetarian…" It is awesome. Period. No need to label it as "vegetarian" as an excuse for its taste. I know what it's like. I used to wince whenever someone said the V-word. I die a little each time then, if I want to be dramatic about it. But this. Oh, I love it! I've no qualms about serving it to anyone. I plan to serve this at my next birthday party, and it won't need the usual introduction of, "That's vegetarian, FYI."
It tastes like lasagne (in case you're wondering). It's not too leafy, not too rich. It's filling, but it won't weigh you down–y'know that feeling with pasta that's bloated you can barely look at it before thinking there's just no way I could eat that? I was quite surprised at how good eggplant was in between sheets of pasta, and really being good friends with wilted chard. Mmmm…mmm!
So the question is: would I pick this over the conventional lasagne if I had the choice? YES! Oh, heck, YES!
Truly, I love the dish as is, but something's missing. With the beginning of spring, I can't help but think of how it could be better with garden-fresh eggplants and chard. Yeah, I'm going to go all oogly-vegetably on you now.
Heigh-ho, heigh-ho, a-gardening we go!
I won't lie. I don't have a green thumb (although he says there is no such thing) and gardening became obliterated from my thinking process before I reached my teens. Gardening wha'? Before that, I enjoyed mostly third-party gardening. I was perfectly content with watering the plants and removing/cutting the occasional dried stem or leaf. The major dig-ins, I just watch while others do it. My forte was harvesting and eating the fruits/vegetables, or cutting flowers and leaves to put in vases for our rooms. Very nice.
This year, I want to overcome my fear of soil–of earthworms, in particular–and start a small garden in the backyard. I used to live in a building complex where the yard consisted of rocks and manicured lawns and trees tended on an almost-daily basis by gardeners. You can't plant. Not that it mattered at the time. Now that I'm back in the 'burbs of Vancouver, there is actually a yard to play with.
I fear the yard. All it looks to me is more work when I could be tweeting instead! I'm so inspired by Kristina and Kristina's gardens. [Hah! Did I confuse you? Raise your hand if your name is Kristina and you garden. I see a pattern here.] I hope I'm not setting myself up for failure. We'll see. I'll try.
I mean…really, I will. Just thinking of having fresh produce from my own garden makes me happy. And I know that sounds like the geekiest food-related thing I've said. Help.
Do you have any tips for a newbie gardener like me? Can you share links/resources or books/primers to read?
I want to have a vegetable garden and eat the fruits of my labor. Hopefully, we can get soil this weekend. And no, I have not read a single book on gardening. Can gardening knowledge be–hold your breath–organic? :D
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Posted in books and publications, cheese, healthier choices, main dishes, pasta, vegetables, vegetarian4 Comments
Posted on 22 March 2010.
This isn't Nanay's (grandmother) original recipe, but it's pretty close. I really wish I had the foresight to ask for it when I was 8. Led only by my taste memory, I baked my way through numerous ingredient combinations in my long quest to replicate this taste. It was only 7 years ago that I felt I finally got it right, and my family and friends have been enjoying it since then. I miss her a lot, but baking these cookies brings me back to Nanay's kitchen where it all began.
If this looks familiar to you, then that means you're subscribed to our newsletter. Yes, these cookies were featured in our January 2010 issue. [Plug: It's free and features content previously unpublished on the blog. :)]
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Yesterday, in an effort to make time for myself minus work and the internet, I did a little shopping downtown and went for coffee by my lonesome (sometimes, it's good to be left to your own thoughts).
I blog to relax, which is what I do on some nights. Most of the time, all I really need is to step out and enjoy some fresh air to get a jump start from the creative lull. I went home with pages full of ideas, an iPhone photo (Above. Thankfully, gold has nothing to do with any of the designs.) and a clear head ready to engage in more problem solving. Speaking of work, I've been asked a couple of times if (food) blogging is my job. It's not. Wouldn't that be nice, though? Cook and bake, take photos, talk about and research food, and get paid well. Hold that thought.
Cooking and baking are "newer" passions to me compared to blogging (for most of you, it's the complete opposite). I didn't really get into them until a few years ago. In fact, I was only inclined exceedingly desperate to make things that I crave for from childhood, like leche flan, cheese cake and my grandma's oatmeal cookies. The cookie recipe here is probably the first one I worked on and patiently tweaked to my liking…to my memory of these cookies from decades ago. I've made these more times than I can count. These cookies have been given away and mailed overseas. I used to bring these to share with my classmates in programming and I didn't divulge the recipe even when begged for it. My god, can you imagine? I would kick my former self. Obviously, I've done a 180 and I keep no secret recipes anymore. Ask, and you will receive. This blog and the food blogging community has really changed the way we share food we love.
Be sure to let me know if you make these. I'd love to get some feedback! Happy baking!
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I have to say you have done a brilliant job with this one. There have been some good books written on WSO's and when I was asked to review it, I didn't put it high on the agenda, because I wrongly thought here we go again, another person writing about WSO's. Wrong. This has been said by the other reviewers this is the best report ever written on the subject. It doesn't matter how many times you have run a WSO, whether they have been successful or not, there is something to learn. I believe we never stop learning through our lives, and one reason a person fails is because they believe they have learnt everything possible. Justin has created a book which we can all learn from. Justin well done on an excellent book, and I agree with Steven the price is too low. Bev Clement www.theperfectdietbook.com
"This is the most in-depth guide to WSOs that
I have ever read."
When I received a PM asking me to review WSO Secrets, I said 'Sure, why not - I'll have a spare 10 minutes tomorrow' I was expecting a casual read over a beer... Little did I know that Justin has put together 94 pages!?!?!?! Not only does the guide talk about the basics of WSOs, it even goes into advanced subjects such as market segmentation and who to target - this is the most in-depth guide to WSOs that I have ever read. It is clear that Justin knows what it is to run a successful WSO - and this is one of the guides that I'll be referring to time and again. Clear, concise and very useful. As an aside, do you realise what you've created? When REVIEWERS are clambering over themselves to PAY you - there's magic on your hands. Once again, well done for a job *excellently* done... Nice one Justin. Karl Warren www.ecoverninja.com
"I'm happy to recommend to other Warriors that they invest in your WSO Secrets guide and follow it to a T whenever they run their own."
Hi Justin! I've already learned how to be successful with a WSO. I've had some that made $15k in 12 hours! However, I'm always on the lookout for MORE information about how to make my stuff even better, so I got this hoping I'd learn something new. As a writing snob, I have to say I love your style. You organized all of the information so that it flowed logically and it was well-written, too. I usually don't take time to give lengthy feedback about someone else's product – except for when I feel it's done VERY well, as yours is. I had never considered the target audience being split up into different demographics within the WF, but you're right, it is! That gives me a new way of looking at my future WSO production. I learned a lot and I'm happy to recommend to other Warriors that they invest in your WSO Secrets guide and follow it to a T whenever they run their own. Thanks for the great product – I can tell you put your heart and soul into it. Tiffany Dow www.TiffanyDow.com
"I know it's going to make me many, many times my investment..."
Hey Justin, I've printed out and started reading your "WSO Secrets" manual and all I can say is WOW!!! You see, I've purchased most WSO guides offered here, but coming from you I knew I just had to buy it... Well, I was right! Your "WSO Secrets" manual is by far the best. I wish I had this Warrior Special Offer guide when I was starting out, but even now I know it's going to make me many, many times my investment... Every one should buy it. Period! I mean, we are all not only buying WSOs here but making money with our own too! Your "WSO Secrets" manual is right for both beginners and experienced marketers alike. The chapters in your manual like ""What To Sell", "Targeting A Market", "Packaging Your Product", "Pricing", "Delivery", "When's The Best Time To Post Your WSO", "Pre-Launch & Launch Checklists", etc., are just a must-have for everyone looking to launch their own successful WSOs... No doubt about it! Justin's manual should be mandatory reading for everyone thinking about running a WSO... All I can say is GET IT NOW before Justin stops selling it! Excellent job Justin! Jorge Sampson www.cashcopygenerator.com
Using The Strategies & Tactics In This Report Is The Closest Thing To "PRINTING MONEY" That You'll Ever Come Across
It covers everything from selecting a niche, to choosing a target market, from writing promo emails to killer sales copy, from pricing, to all the little extra things you can do to double or triple your sales. My suggestion. Buy this --> you'll be glad you did;-)
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"I couldn't fathom running a WSO now without
referring to this guide."
Justin, Well, I thought I would pick up your book, as I would like to do my own WSO in the future. Figured I would learn a tip or two, maybe get a good read out of it. Nothing major. After all, I buy a lot of WSOs and most of them are okay ... but nothing to write home about. Frankly, I didn't understand what you could teach about running a good WSO that everyone couldn't readily find out just by paying attention to the popular offers and sales processes in the WSO forum. OK, I was wrong. This is an outstanding book. Not only will newbies learn to create killer WSOs, but even the experienced sellers will learn to stop leaving money on the table. Can't believe you revealed so much. Look, I don't normally do testimonials. I just lurk and buy usually. But this time, I gotta. Excellent work! I couldn't fathom running a WSO now without referring to this guide. Jeff Williams
"I probably wouldn't even have realized that my success could have been much higher."
Hey Justin, Having decided to do a WSO for a Camtasia-like screen capture program I developed, I poked around the section a bit to get myself familiar with how the better WSO's looked. As a reasonably successful, long-time IMer, I really wasn't looking for advice. After coming across your offer and reading the offer, I figured even if I learned a thing or two, it would probably pay for itself, so I went ahead and purchased. I have to say that I was really surprised by the number of things I would not have known or considered if I treated a WSO as simply another product offer I'm marketing online. Had I not purchased the report, I would have relied on my experience "out there" to market a product "in here" - and I probably wouldn't even have realized that my success could have been much higher.
Pricing, timing, and salesletter considerations are different for a WSO, and in fact after reading the report I realize that there are many things I would not have picked up on simply reading other WSO's, but only through costly trial-and-error. Best of all, there are many aspects of the report that I can apply back to my non-WSO product offers. Thanks for a valuable and well done product! Michael Ullman www.improveyourinternetmarketing.com
"Just following your tips helped make my WSO net more than 10x of what I invested in buying your report in just 2 days."
Hey Justin, Awesome report!
Just following your tips helped make my WSO net more than 10x of what I invested in buying your report in just 2 days. Another tip helped me get another WSO product that I liked and wanted to have for free. I rarely vouch a product or service, however I'm really impressed with your after sale service. You replied my emails within a day and even answered my questions! I really appreciate it.
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"Thanks to your PDF. I'm guaranteed an extra 20% to 30% increase at no extra work on my part."
Hey Justin. I purchased your WSO Secrets about a week ago. Even though your a competitor of mine :), mate, credit due where credit is due. I loved your report and can say that my WSO's are already wildly successful.
Thanks to your PDF. I'm guaranteed an extra 20% to 30% increase at no extra work on my part. So a Big Thanks Feel free to use this as a testimonial. Regards Peter Drew www.peterdrew.net
"I feel like I'm finally getting where I need to be and your report has been a big boost in the right direction."
Thanks Justin. I've made a purchase and all I can say is WOW! This is way more than I can process quickly or even skim read like I usually do. I can't wait to clear my schedule enough to delve into the bonuses. I feel like I'm finally getting where I need to be and your report has been a big boost in the right direction. Dana Parr www.danaparr.wordpress.com
"It's not just the excellent advice, insights and the instruction, it's the fact that this report enables all of us to cash in on your genuine experience, practical analysis, and thoughtful reflection on what it takes to create a blockbuster WSO."
Justin, I generally don't post reviews unless a WSO is particularly bad, or particularly good (something I am remiss for). In this case, the product is unquestionably good. It's not just the excellent advice, insights and the instruction, it's the fact that this report enables all of us to cash in on your genuine experience, practical analysis, and thoughtful reflection on what it takes to create a blockbuster WSO. My hat goes off to you sir.
Ben Sayer www.internetmarketingguruorbust.com
"I feel like I got 10x the value for the price."
Hey Justin I had no problem downloading any of the products. Two thumbs up my friend first class all the way. I am very impressed. I feel like I got 10x the value for the price. :-) You said it all you really out did yourself this time. I started printing the manual and left the room the papers were running over in the floor. I ran out of ink so I had to put it on desk top. All is well though. Thank you Justin nice product.
"Justin you did a fantastic job on this and the info is killer."
I can honestly say that this is one of the best laid out report that I've purchased on the web. Justin you did a fantastic job on this and the info is killer. I strongly suggest that when you purchase this WSO you devour it RIGHT AWAY!
"But not simply inspiring - your book seems to cover every nook and cranny of how to create a successful WSO. Very detailed. Very thorough."
Excellent report, Justin! I love the enthusiasm with which you write - very inspiring! But not simply inspiring - your book seems to cover every nook and cranny of how to create a successful WSO. Very detailed. Very thorough. I'm working on a plan for my first WSO now - with your book as my guide. Thanks so much. Kat Bartone
"I have had some successful WSO's and some not so successful. I have learned a lot from Justin's "WSO Secrets" and happily (and strongly) recommend this report to anyone who is a newbie, and even those that consider themselves intermediate Internet Marketers."
When I see something written by Justin, I jump at the chance to read it. I have always learned something from Justin's reports- and this is no exception. I have had some successful WSO's and some not so successful. I have learned a lot from Justin's "WSO Secrets" and happily (and strongly) recommend this report to anyone who is a newbie, and even those that consider themselves intermediate Internet Marketers. The WSO section is a great way to earn cash and grow your business and Justin's report is bound to help you increase your profits. Hamish Jones www.bestbusinessdeals.com.au
"It has some truly unique and incredibly helpful WSO information."
Hi Justin, I got this report yesterday and have now read it through. All I can say is it has some truly unique and incredibly helpful WSO information. I have printed it out and put it in its own folder in my filing cabinet so I can sit down with a mug of java and re-read this great report anytime I want. Thanks for a great product!
Steven Smith www.esitedevelopers.com
"Anyone considering the launch of their first WSO should definitely read this. Anyone considering the launch of their tenth, twentieth, thirtieth - whatever, WSO should also read this."
Justin, I just read through the report and I'm very impressed. I've bought a few of your WSO's and they've all been good. But this one is by far your best to date. Anyone considering the launch of their first WSO should definitely read this. Anyone considering the launch of their tenth, twentieth, thirtieth - whatever, WSO should also read this. Thanks!
"Just one tip Justin gives about pricing could have increased my profits by 29%!"
WSO Secrets by Justin Michie is THE most extensive resource that I've come across on running a successful WSO.
I've read at least 4 other different guides but none of them touch the details and tactics in this resource.
I recently ran a 4 figure WSO myself – and I'm kicking myself that I didn't read WSO Secrets first; as just one tip Justin gives about pricing could have increased my profits by 29%!
In his ebook Justin takes you from A-Z on the whole topic in such detail that even a complete newbie could follow it.
There's also several advanced tactics and ideas that I plan to incorporate into my next WSO's to increase my bottom line.
I would strongly advise anyone interested in running a successful WSO to get hold of this great resource.
John Hillage
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I've read about a few good blackberry meads. I would use K1V-1116 and add half the berries during primary and the other half for a few weeks in secondary. Probably 1.5 to 2 pounds of fruit per gallon. Freeze the fruit first to break the cellular structure and release the juices. Look into staggered nutrient additions and step feeding to get to 17% ABV.


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Snow and Duty
You may have noticed that here in the UK we have had unusual quantities of snow this year, reducing the southern counties of England to a stand still. There is much debate about whether the authorities should have been better prepared to get us back on the move again with claims… Read full post »
Kids are very funny!
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A five minute drive from Pebbleditch is the market town of Tinkle. Tinkle has a museum, part of the Natural History Museum, filled to bursting with stuffed animals. Not cute little teddies… Read full post »
Husband sees Stars
We are great aunt and uncle, roles I approach with mixed feelings. I once had a great aunt, she wasn't a maiden aunt, well at least I don't think she was, she was certainly married but had no children and, well, I couldn't imagine her bonking – but anyway… When I… Read full post »
Holiday Story with Teachers and a Body under the Bed
Part 1: In which we learn the rules
On a breezy day in July, Whiz, Horace with friend, Queasy, Mavis and I set out for our first foreign holiday since Mavis's birth. We had rented a villa in Poitou, Western France which we planned to share with Whiz's sister, Fretand… Read full post »
UK Kids Drink too Much - Get Angry, Join the Discussion
Here in England we have a conception that the bad things in the USA will reach us eventually. Gang wars, Celebrity Presidents and drugs have all been noted disapprovingly in the USA and then found their way into our own culture, but there is one thing for which we can't blame… Read full post »
Holidays on a canal can be relaxing in middle age, and entertaining when young. I have only experienced the latter and there are too many stories to recount of meals falling into laps, people falling into canals, me landing in the snow and one outstanding time when something else fell rather… Read full post »
My (allegedly) funny email to English Car Program, Top Gear
I sent this email to the Top Gear website. I thought it was rather good actually, and perhaps I'd get a stint on TV and even a new car! Oh well:
'Dear Jeremy [Clarkson],
If I had more control over television viewing I should probably never watch your program but, as… Read full post »
Cat Poo, Yuk!!
For Mavis's (younger daughter) 5th birthday we bought a trampoline, a great big circular thing which dominated the garden. Being conscientious parents we also invested in side walls to prevent her from bouncing off and injuring herself, and a protective cover. The walls are made of aluminium pipes wh… Read full post »
I dated a Beatle
Several years ago, between husbands, I dipped a toe into the world of computer dating. This seemingly unbalanced move was initiated after a rather unsettling experience with a Lonely Heart from the local news paper.
Have you ever rung one up, out of curiosity? Most of the men sound really ordinary… Read full post »
Three Perimenopausal Women
Three perimenopausal women: Speak-Complete-Gibberish, Hear-With-Difficulty and See-Only-With-Glasses (Friends Biggles, Upper and I), went for a cultural weekend in Stratford on Avon.
We agreed to meet for a late lunch and I headed off in plenty of time to arrive… Read full post »
The Gerbil - and Other Pets
Mavis is a disadvantaged child. Well, at least in the pet department she is. Horace, for reasons of guilt, me having a full time career, had a sequence of pets which survived for limited periods. We had:
- A rabbit which was truly enormous – a New Zealand Blue – with … Read full post »
I am Wonder Woman
I wrote this piece for a competition in a food magazine - which I didn't win! It asked for an essay based round food: why it's important, where my cooking roots came from and so on. For those readers (most of you) who are not
… Read full post »In many ways it is easy to forget that 'The Teenager' is part of the family. She doesn't want to go out with you – unless there's something in it for her, she appears only at meal times, she is not often at home as she is staying the night with… Read full post »


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LG LX600 to debut soon for Sprint?
An image of the LG LX600 crops up on the Internet, indicating that it will debut for Sprint
This squat little device is purportedly the new LG LX600 for Sprint, set to debut some time in the near future. An intrepid user on the SprintUsers.com forum found this image online, and it sure looks convincing to me. The LX600 is actually a clamshell that opens up to reveal a full QWERTY keyboard.
Like the Blitz , the LX600 is a "dumb" phone made just for messaging. It also has external music player keys for the built-in music player, as well as a camera, but there doesn't seem to be too much information about the other features. Engadget Mobile reports a rumored release on October 16, so I guess we have a while to wait to see if this is the real deal.


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How to Make Your Penis Bigger Naturally in the Shortest Time Possible
Would you like to know how to make your penis bigger naturally in the shortest time possible? Below are some of the most popular methods you can use to make your penis bigger naturally, as well as some methods that will not actually work too well, if at all. Without further ado, here they are:
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Penis Enlargement Exercises
Penis enlargement exercises, for example stretching and jelqing, have proven themselves effective in permanently increasing penis size. These exercises are designed to make the blood chambers in your penis larger and larger, to result in an increase in penis size. By performing manual exercises regularly and persistently over time, your penis will gradually grow. This is a guaranteed method for enlarging your penis in a relatively safe way. We highly recommend that you check out this website for more information.
Penis Extenders
Because you can only stretch your penis for so long each day before your hands will get tired, you really need to get a penis extender (also called penis stretchers) to maintain that stretch to get fast gains. A penis extender will free up your hands, so that you can enlarge your penis while sleeping, watching tv, or even while you're at work. Click here for a comparison of penis extenders that have proven to bring good results.
For fast gains, nothing beats a combination of manual exercises and the use of a good penis extender. Over the past few years I've managed what I consider to be pretty impressive gains. (For my stats please see the "About Me" page.) I highly recommend getting the X4 Labs Penis Extender, which is the most comfortable extender I've used and one of the cheapest ones on the market today. I've used it to gain 1.05″ over a six month period. You can find a review of X4 Lab Extender here. Click here to see how the X4 Labs extender compares to several other extenders on the market today.
Penis Enlargement Surgery
The most common types of penile surgery are ligament cutting, liposuctioned fat injection, and dermal grafting.
Ligament cutting surgery involves the cutting of ligaments that hold the penis in place. This is done so that a part of the penis that used to be inside the body, will hang outside the body. Many people that have undergone this surgery experienced little or no gains, so this type of surgery is not recommended.
Fat injection involves injecting fat from the abdomen or thighs into the penis. This type of surgery is not effective, as up to 90% of the fat injected is reabsorbed by the body within a year. Worse, there are side effects that impact on the cosmetics of the penis. For these reasons, this type of surgery is also not recommended.
Dermal implant surgery involves taking tissue from the groin or butt and grafting it to the penis. The purpose is to increase the width of the penis during erection. A study conducted in 1995-1997 shows that for 39 men that have had the surgery, their penis diameter increased anywhere from 1.1 to 2.1cm without having experienced any complications. Although it looks promising, penile surgery remains highly risky. You are encouraged to look into other methods before resorting to something as risky as surgery.
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Penis enlargement pills only serve to temporarily enlarge your penis by driving blood to it. When used on their own, these pills will not permanently enlarge your penis. However, taking the right kind of pills before an exercise session (e.g. stretching and jelqing) can make the workout more effective and maximize your gains.
Penis Enlargement Pumps
Some people have experienced gains in both length and girth with the use of penis pumps. However, many of those people have experienced injuries resulting from the use of pumps as well. The pressure in the pump is difficult to control, making your penis prone to injuries such as bruising, blood clots and nerve damage. Due to the risky nature of penis enlargement pumps, it is recommended that you seek out other methods to increase your size, such as using manual exercises combined with a penis extender. However, if you really would like to try pumping, please at least get one that has a pressure relief valve for safety reasons. You can find safe and decent pumps sold for reasonable prices at this website.
-All types of penile surgery are risky. Some types of penile surgery are both risky and ineffective. However, if you must take the risk, dermal implant surgery seems to be the more effective compared to other surgeries.
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-Penis pumps are effective, but riskier than manual exercises and penis extenders.
Lastly, as I've said time and again, I firmly believe that manual exercises (i.e. the recommended PenisAdvantage Program) combined with the use of a good extender (i.e. the recommended X4 Labs Extender) will result in fast gains in the safest way possible. This is the most crucial piece of information you can get on how to make your penis bigger naturally in the shortest possible time.
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Gamma Spectrometry – Gamma Spectrometry is Commonly Employed in Uranium Exploration
In terms of conducting geophysical surveys, gamma spectrometry or airborne radiometric surveys can be employed as a means of detecting gamma rays or natural radioactive emanations. This detectable radiation comes from the decaying of some of the natural elements occurring in the Earth. For geological mapping, three elements are most diagnostically useful: potassium, uranium and thorium.
A radiometric survey is capable of detecting the presence of U, Th, and K at the Earths surface level. The data attained during a geophysical survey is mainly used for the following purposes:
Detecting the presence of uranium
Locating other mineral deposits
Fluctuations in concentration levels of U, Th. and K – data to be applied directly to changes in lithology
Tool for reconnaissance geological mapping
There are several variables that can influence the measurements and data acquired during a radiometric geophysical survey. Successfull data acquisition of gamma spectrometric survey are dependent upon the following factors:
Influence of cosmic environment (planets)
Certain meteorological conditions (precipitation in the previous 24 hours period, or accumulation of snow)
Speed of the aircraft used in an airborne survey
Volume of crystal packs on board the aircraft (minimal acceptable volume is considered to be two packs, ~42 litres or 2,560 cubic inches)
Topography of the area to be surveyed
An airborne gamma-ray spectrometer can be calibrated to selectively record "windows" corresponding to the energy levels of interest. The on-board radiometric packs are designed to acquire precise data by measuring tiny, high frequency, high energy bursts that are emitted by the isotopes of the elements in question such as uranium. Gamma rays are measured by their electron volts so the data acquisition techniques used cannot be the same as those used in a magnetic survey.
A geophysical company utilizes data acquisition systems that have the following characteristics and capabilities:
An automatic spectrum stabilization on each PMT/crystal and gain control
Zero dead time or pulse pile up
Real time spectra non-linearity corrections
User defined detector volume of up to 18 crystals
Gamma spectrometry is a method of geophysical exploration that can offer highly relevant data in mapping lithology and mineral prospecting. Along with aeromagnetic surveys and electromagnetic surveys, gamma spectrometry is a common method used in geophysical exploration.
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Airborne Radiometric Surveys of Radioactive Minerals
Radiometric surveys involve using aircraft equipped with sensors to detect and map the presence of naturally occurring radioactive minerals in the soil.
Exploration Geophysics Aids in Mineral Exploration and Mapping Lithology
Exploration geophysics is a vital component in the mining industry, as a means of mineral prospecting. The field is also depended upon to provide accurate data for map development.
Geophysical Survey Systems – Geophysical Survey Systems Continue to Evolve
Advances in technology are allowing the geophysical survey system industry to thrive by making these systems smaller, more accurate and easier to implement.
Gamma Spectrometry is Highly Useful in Uranium Exploration
Gamma spectrometry is capable of measuring the highest form of radiation. It is commonly used in mapping lithology and uranium exploration.
Airborne Geophysics Surveys for Mining Exploration
Airborne geophysics surveys are an important tool used to collect data about the Earth's surface and subsurface and the minerals and elements within.
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From time, to time, you may not be able to log in to your WordPress admin area. To troubleshoot, you may need to disable your WordPress plugins. Before you begin, this process absolutely requires FTP or cPanel access. In this tutorial, we show you using cPanel. You could achieve the very same thing using FTP as well. There are two methods here. One for disabling all plugins and disabling one plugin only at the bottom. Using your browser, log into your web hosting cPanel, look for a tool named File Manager. A new window will open and you will see a file browser much like your computer. Locate the wp-content folder. Double click it.
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Lord, I lift up all my physical pains to you. For those moment that I should be resting, please be with me and remind me to rest. Remind me that my physical health is more important than my work and household chores. Increase my physical and emotional endurance in tolerating this pain. Help others to understand that my frowning face is due to this pain and not because of any other reasons.
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How to Save Money Shopping at Whole Foods
My wife and I are on a bit of a health kick. Ever since she became unemployed due to various health reasons, we have been on a search to get ourselves as healthy as possible.
One area that my wife has really been researching and focusing on is food. It's amazing how just eating healthy will affect you in a positive way. She has really seen improvements in her health from starting to eat gluten-free and eating organic foods that are void of genetically-modified ingredients (which are fairly prevalent in much of our foods today).
Most of our grocery shopping is now being done at co-op stores and other organic grocers like Whole Foods – sometimes referred to as "Whole Paycheck". Sadly, eating healthy can be expensive. Add to that, food prices are going up everywhere – and we are all looking at ways to cut that grocery bill.
Even though shopping healthy is more expensive – there are ways to save money. Here are a few tips that have helped us to save while shopping at Whole Foods.
Grab the in-store coupons
First things first – get a hold of the coupons. Right when you walk into any Whole Foods – there is a stand that has the latest "Whole Deal" booklet full of in-store coupons. You can also take a look at them before going shopping too by going to their coupon page.
Don't forget product coupons
On top of the in-store coupons Whole Foods offers – don't forget to take advantage of product coupons. We have become fans of different brands – and we often check them out online and subscribe to their mailing list. Sometimes, they will even provide you with a coupon for signing up or keep you posted on different deals they are running. If you are a loyal user of a particular brand – be sure to stay in the loop via their website and social media channels.
Buy what you need
One of the unique offerings of Whole Foods is their "buy-what-you-need" philosophy. Say you only need a half of that melon. No worries. Tell a nearby produce grocer what you need and they'll cut it up for you (they typically use the leftovers in their sliced-up packages). This is a great way to save and avoid waste.
Discounts for bringing your own bag
When you come to the store with a grocery bag(s) of your own – they will reimburse you by knocking off (typically) .10 cents off your bill (per bag). According to Lindsay (who works at Whole Foods Corporate) – not every store participates in this reimbursement.
Take advantage of case discounts
Sometimes it pays to buy a lot of something – especially if you are always in need of it. According to Crystal at TheThriftyMama, Whole Foods will give you a per case discounts of 10% off. You can also use coupons on top of that!
Buy in bulk
BabySavers, Marybeth buys in bulk when she is looking to save. "I was very surprised to find dried organic black beans in the bulk food section for just $0.99 a pound. That's an excellent price, so I bought three pounds. I prepared them all at once, used some right away and froze the rest in 1-cup portions." This might take a little bit of planning – but worth the savings in the long haul.
Participate in Value Tours
Lindsay relayed to me that some stores offer "Value Tours" that you can take advantage of. Pre-arranged or on-going – your local store will provide you with ways you can save money and give you insider tips on how to shop the store. Or, save some time and check out their corporate value tour video:
End cap shopping
Like most other stores – Whole Foods also offers deals at the end of the aisles. Check these out and save a little more.
Shop in-season items
Most Whole Foods stores will place their in-season produce up towards the front of the store. And most of us know that shopping anything in-season, is going to cost less. They also note any discounted items with bright yellow and red tags.
Generous return policy
My wife recently returned some items to our local store – and to her surprise – they accepted an item that was partially used and gave her money back. I've since heard this was not abnormal – and something they regularly practice with returns.
Do you shop Whole Foods? I'd love to hear different ways you are saving money there too.
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April 5, 2013
This is a GREAT article! Great tips!
I will say that once I stopped purchasing the processed and boxed foods and just purchased FRESH and WHOLE foods, our shopping bill (I think) is pretty much about the same. Spend $130 on chips, mac & cheese, cookies, crackers, frozen pizzas, soda, canned ravioli or $130 on chicken, kale, romaine, carrots, beets, broccoli, turnips, cucumber, peppers, lemons, ginger, tumeric etc. I know that once I've started eating better, I've improved my chronic pain symptoms significantly. Yes, I still have the pain, but it is a lot more manageable.
Another great idea is to join CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) and get a CSA box from a local organic farmer. Support them and support yourself in your health efforts. It is all fresh and rotates along with the crops that are being harvested at that time. Most will add little recipes or cute things for the kids too. Also, don't forget about the farmer's markets! Keep an eye out for who is selling organic and not. I've noticed that even if the farmer doesn't have the organic label and certification (which is a timely and costly process to get this), they may still practice organic farming. When in question, ask for a tour and examine their processes for yourself. Ask about their seeds etc (non-gmo) and if they satisfy your requirements then you can go with them!
April 5, 2013
These are some great tips! A lot of them work at other stores, but you need all you can to be able to save at WF. We shop there some, but usually stay away as we always find so much we like there that we end up walking out with more than we budgeted for.
April 9, 2013
If you shop there often these are very important tips. I think I am like John above, this store can be kind of dangerous because a lot of things look good that you do not need. That is also the same for Trader Joe's.
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Not quite ready for winter? Close your eyes and think of summer, Spain and tapas, the lively Spanish bar bites.
Chef Hector Ruiz of El Meson has worked at top local restaurants and trained at the three-star Lucas Carton in Paris. Meson offers a rustic selection of tapas.
The calendar says it is almost November, but I am in deep denial. Restaurant menus are turning to heavier fare, but I still crave summer and sunshine. And when I think of summer and sunshine, I think of Spain and tapas.
Tapas -- the traditional Spanish bar snacks -- aren't exactly new, but I've just rediscovered them, and it's like falling in gastronomic love all over again. I recently took a tapas tour of four local eateries -- Solera, El Meson, La Bodega and Babalu. Each is very different, but all are recommended.
A lot of my dining experiences lately have been anticlimactic: a brilliant starter course, followed by a long slog through a big and boring piece of meat or fish. By the time the dessert menu comes out, my eyes glaze over.
But it doesn't have to be that way, and the Spaniards figured that out a long time ago. The tapas I recall from travels in Spain were often very simple dishes full of lively flavors: little portions of olives, or tortilla (in Spain, a potato omelet), or perhaps some deep-fried baby squid. In Spain, tapas are often offered free, or included in the price of a drink. While nobody is offering free tapas locally, compared to the cost of a traditional three-course restaurant dinner, a dinner of tapas can be a great value.
Tapas at La Bodega
The most traditional of the local tapas spots appears to be La Bodega, at Lake Street and Lyndale Avenue S. in south Minneapolis; plates of olives, or cheese, or jamon de Serrano (cured, uncooked ham), and simple plates of grilled eggplant, olive oil, mint and garlic, or chipirones rellenos (squid stuffed with bread crumbs, pine nuts and raisins). Most plates are priced from $4.75 to $7.50.
La Bodega also has an Italian menu of pizzas and pasta, and a few Italian dishes do sneak onto their tapas list, including a wonderful rendition of caponata, the savory ragout of stewed eggplant, celery, green olives and peppers. Portions are generous, and wine deals make La Bodega an exceptionally good value: On Sunday and Thursday evenings, when two people order a minimum of $15 per person, they get a complimentary bottle of Chianti or pinot grigio; on Monday and Tuesday evenings, most of the bottles are half-price.
Thursday nights from 9 to 11, there's a complimentary buffet and ladies drink free. (I asked, "If you give away the food and the drink how do you make money?" The owner replied, "After 11, they keep drinking.") The build-your-own paella is also a good value: The basic dish of seasoned rice costs $8 per person for two or more, and you can add your choice of other ingredients, including shrimp, lobster, chicken and sausage for $2 to $4 per ingredient.
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The tapas at Solera, in downtown Minneapolis, reflect the restaurant's stature as one of the Twin Cities' most stylish and sophisticated dining spots: Portions tend to be smaller, flavors more delicate and prices a bit higher. I've never seen anything in a bodega in Spain that's quite as sophisticated as Solera's red pepper flan with avocado and baby greens, or poached foie gras with tomato chutney and sherry.
The tapas menu was recently reorganized into three sections: seasonal, traditional and tapas nuevas, "modern tapas inspired by the cuisines of Spain." Each section offers a tasting menu: eight different plates for $29 per person, available for two or more. It's probably a good value if you add up the a la carte prices, but I prefer the freedom to pick and choose. My favorites included the traditional mushrooms a la plancha with poached egg, a rich sherry-glazed pork belly with gigandes beans and morcillo, a pork blood sausage.
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El Meson, five blocks south of La Bodega at 35th and Lyndale in Minneapolis, is one of my favorite neighborhood hangouts, but until recently I had never paid much attention to the tapas menu. Chef Hector Ruiz, who has worked at top local restaurants and trained at the three-star Lucas Carton in Paris, offers a rustic selection ranging from montaditos (miniature sandwiches of Serrano ham, roasted peppers and Majon cheese) to gambas al ajillo (shrimp in a garlicky white wine sauce).
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With Brooklyn Prospect Park just around the corner, staying at this Brooklyn hotel is a real treat and treasure in a city where finding a competitively priced hotel can be a challenge. Enjoy easy access to transportation and a subway stop thats just steps from the hotel door, so that the best of New York City is only a short ride away. Whether its Barclays Center or great shopping and dining, there are endless things to do in this borough. Brooklyn hotels are known for being close to it all, but this Best Western property raises the bar high by mixing in great customer service and affordable rates even during peak season. Start your morning with a free, full breakfast filled with favorites such as a hot waffle bar, fresh seasonal fruit, cereal bar and bottomless Arabica coffee. Skip the overpriced breakfast spots and indulge in a wide selection of breakfast goodies in the comfort of your Brooklyn hotel. A location close to major attractions makes every day a new adventure, whether guests prefer classic NYC attractions like the Statue of Liberty or just strolling around the Brooklyn Botanical Gardens or Museum. Business client friendly, the proximity to corporate locations makes this property a favorite for business travelers. Close to JFK, LaGuardia and Newark Airports, its easy to get to this Brooklyn hotel for a meeting at Metrotech Office Complex or a visit to the Veterans Administration (VA) Hospital. The Brooklyn Navy Yard is nearby, too, and a number of New York Marathon runners and supporters prefer this property since its a hotel right on the route. With a friendly and accommodating staff and a luxurious sauna, this eco-friendly certified hotel is a Silver Level GreenLeader property on TripAdvisor. Enjoy the best of this Brooklyn hotel, whether youre here for business or leisure. Book your next stay at BEST WESTERN PLUS Prospect Park Hotel and enjoy all the city has to offer! Welcome to Best Western.
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From: South Manhattan. Take the Brooklyn Battery Tunnel (I-278) South to Brooklyn. Take Exit 26 to merge onto Hamilton Avenue. Continue onto 3rd Avenue. Turn left at 20th Street. Take the first right onto 4th Avenue. The BEST WESTERN PLUS Prospect Park Hotel is on the right. From: Central Manhattan. Take the Brooklyn Bridge southeast to Adams Street. Continue on Boerum Place. Turn right at Atlantic Avenue. Take the first left onto Court Street. Turn left onto Hamilton Avenue. Continue onto 3rd Avenue. Turn left at 20th Street. Take the first right onto 4th Avenue. The BEST WESTERN PLUS Prospect Park Hotel is on the right. From: John F. Kennedy Airport. Take the Van Wyck Expressway leaving the airport towards I-678 North. Exit onto Belt Parkway West and merge onto North Conduit Avenue/New York 878. Continue onto Linden Boulevard. After six miles, turn left at Bedford Avenue. Take the second right onto Church Avenue. Turn right at NY-27 West. Take Exit 2 toward 4th Avenue/3rd Avenue/I-278 West. Turn left
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Steam bath - STEAM ROOM
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Boston,230 mile(s) from Boston, MA
Washington D.C.
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8.00 mile(s) from Secaucus, New Jersey
100 mile(s) from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Fulton Street Shopping,
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4.00 mile(s) from St. Joseph's College
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4.00 mile(s) from New York University, founded in 1831, New York University is the largest private university in the United States. The university, which is composed of 14 schools, colleges, and divisions, occupies five major centers in Manhattan.
Long Island University
3.00 mile(s) from Long Island University
Polytechnic University
4.00 mile(s) from Polytechnic University
Brooklyn College
4.00 mile(s) from Brooklyn College
Pace University
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Brooklyn Bridge Promenade
4.00 mile(s) from Brooklyn Bridge Promenade
Citi Field,
13.00 mile(s) from Citi Field, formerly Shea Stadium
NY Transit Museum
3.00 mile(s) from NY Transit Museum
Downtown New York City
5.00 mile(s) from Downtown New York City
Prospect Park Zoo
3.00 mile(s) from Prospect Park Zoo
Empire State Building
8.00 mile(s) from Empire State Building
Statue of Liberty
6.00 mile(s) from Statue of Liberty
The New York Aquarium
6.00 mile(s) from The New York Aquarium
Arthur Ashe Stadium,
14.00 mile(s) from Arthur Ashe Stadium, easy access via Subway stations to USTA Billy Jean King National Tennis Center.
Ellis Island
6.00 mile(s) from Ellis Island
Times Square
8.00 mile(s) from Times Square
Brooklyn Botanical Garden
3.00 mile(s) from Brooklyn Botanical Garden
Brooklyn Children Museum
4.00 mile(s) from Brooklyn Children Museum
Yankee Stadium
12.00 mile(s) from Yankee Stadium
The Barclays Center,
3.00 mile(s) from The Barclays Center, The 675,000-square-foot, state-of-the-art sports and entertainment venue will be home to the professional basketball team the Brooklyn Nets.
Coney Island
8.00 mile(s) from Coney Island
Room Information for this hotel
1 DOUBLE BEDDouble beds, Non-smoking, Meal included - continental breakfast
Queen bed, Non-smoking, Meal included - continental breakfast
King bed, Non-smoking, Meal included - continental breakfast
Double beds, Non-smoking, Meal included - continental breakfast
Queen bed, Non-smoking, Meal included - continental breakfast
Queen bed, Non-smoking, Meal included - continental breakfast
Miscellaneous Information provided by BEST WESTERN PLUS Prospect Park Hotel
· American Dollars is the native currency.
· Check in time is 3:00 PM
· Check out time is 11:30 AM
· Time Zone is EST
· Opened in 2010
· 99 rooms.
· 0 suites.
· 11 floors.


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Oh, and growing up my brother forced me to watch hours upon hours of old Doctor Who episodes with him every rainy weekend we had. I cannot even begin to articulate how boring that sort of thing is for anyone, much less a nine-year-old girl. Seriously, he owes me. Big time.