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Day of the Dead
By Daniel Pelkey and Hailey Reid
Come to the festival on November 1st, 2nd
Day of the Dead is a day to honor all the people that have died in central and southern Mexico. The festival will be held in houses and graveyards. We'll play reggae, salsa, jazz, and classic music throughout the day. We will also have lots of food to provide including tamale. Make sure to save money about two months before the Day of the Dead to honor your dead relatives.
The gates of heaven open at midnight on October 31st, and the spirits of all deceased children are allowed to reunite with their families for 24 hours. On November 2, the spirits of the adults come down to enjoy the festivities that are prepared for them."
Colors of Day of the Dead
The color that are in Day of the Dead black, red, and orange black is for the dead color. Red is for the blood that is in our human lives, and christians see it as the blood of Christ. Orange is for the sun. Adult souls are represented with yellow flowers.
Some of the food eaten on day of the dead is tamales (in the picture), pan de muertos (Bread of the Dead) and fruits such as limes and avacados
Bread of the Dead
Day of the Dead is held on the same day as the Catholic holiday: All Soul's & All Saint's Day
Special masses and cleaning of tombs are traditions for the festival. Be there on November 1st and 2nd!


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Parsnip Pudding
READY IN: 1hr 20mins
Recipe by PetsRus
I love the taste of the humble parsnip not just in soups. This pudding goes very well with stews and roast meat or chicken.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 1⁄4 lbs parsnips (you will need approx 1.2 lb after they are peeled and cored)
- 1 -2 tablespoon milk
- 1 tablespoon all-purpose flour
- 2 tablespoons green onions, chopped or 2 tablespoons chopped chives
- freshly grated nutmeg
- 1⁄2 tablespoon butter or 1⁄2 tablespoon margarine
- 1 egg
- salt and pepper
- 2 ounces grated fresh parmesan cheese (optional)
Directions See How It's Made
- Preheat the oven to 350 degrees F.
- Clean the parsnips, cook, steam or microwave until they are soft.
- Mash them with the milk and butter, then add a good grating of nutmeg and the flour, then the chopped onion and the egg, and then add the salt and pepper and check the seasoning.
- Transfer this to a greased ovenproof dish and sprinkle the cheese on top.
- Bake for 30 to 40 minutes, the cheese might not brown or melt being Parmesan, it will make more of a thin crust, if you like melted cheese on the top, add little flecks of butter to the Parmesan, or choose a different cheese.

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Author | Deepika Bhardwaj | Tuesday, Jun 26,2012 7:36 PM
Following global realignment of Nescafe business from its long standing partner McCann Worldwide to Publicis Worldwide, Nestle India has decided to shift creative duties for Nescafe Sunrise account from McCann Erickson to Publicis India. Globally, the account shift happened in September last year, at time of which no impact was observed in India.
Responding to a query by exchange4media, Himanshu Manglik, Spokesperson, Nestle India said, "The global advertising realignment announced earlier had indicated the intention to align the coffee business with Publicis, which is a worldwide roster agency for Nestle. This realignment was done after considering the global scenario and to help our business to better utilise the best practices and insights available with our agencies across the world. In India, Nescafe Sunrise will hence move to Publicis in line with this realignment. The business will transition smoothly. Nescafe Classic continues to be handled by McCann."
The beverages business of Nestle comprises brands such as Nescafe Classic, Nescafe Sunrise and Nestea. While McCann was earlier handling both Classic and Sunrise, the Sunrise business will now move to Publicis which already handles Nestea business.
Nestle roped in celebrity couple Suriya and Jyotika for Nescafe Sunrise last year. A multi-media campaign was then launched for the brand with its tagline 'There is a new Sunrise in your life'.
Nestle currently has its business distributed amongst various agencies including Publicis India, Lowe Lintas, JWT India and McCann Erickson. Publicis India currently handles the foods and dairy business along with Nestea and from now Nescafe Sunrise under beverages business. JWT India takes care of Nestle's chocolate business. Lowe Lintas handles brands such as Polo and Eclairs under the confectionary business. McCann Erickson will now handle Nescafe Classic, and nutrition and healthcare business.
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Mental health and mental illness are unique in the field of health care and bioethics. The very nature of psychiatric disorder and its relationship with prevailing social and cultural factors, in addition to the unique status of the mental health patient, necessitate a specific discourse in biomedical ethics in the area of mental health. This course will provide participants with a broad perspective of issues in bioethics applied to mental health and mental illness. Students will examine the history of the psychiatric profession and consider the adequacy of current safeguards against the abuses of power seen in the history of the profession. Other areas considered in the course include the current ethical dilemmas in mental health care, the implications of technological advances in the neurosciences, the philosophical basis of the concept of mental disorder, the relationship between power and the psychiatric profession and the complex relationship between morality, mental health and the law. The course has been designed to focus on topical areas of contemporary relevance and each week contains a podcast with a person of relevance to the topic. The course aspires to inform future decision makers in health, public policy, clinical settings and academia in the unique aspects of biomedical ethics in the field of mental health.
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It seems like ages ago the Warriors were walking off the court after rolling to a blowout victory over the rival Lakers on Opening Night. Somehow more than three months have passed since that eye-opening win, and here we sit, 52 games into the season with one left to play before reaching the unofficial halfway point, otherwise known as the All-Star break. And while most of the Warriors will get to take advantage of some well-deserved downtime, the annual All-Star festivities do not provide a respite for all the Dubs. In fact, two of them will be quite busy.
Both Stephen Curry and Harrison Barnes will be headed to New Orleans for All-Star Weekend, where they'll compete against the best the NBA has to offer in a multitude of events, corresponding to each of their individual talents and reputations amongst the rest of the league. Curry, in the midst of by far his most impressive season to date, will of course be participating in the Weekend's main event, the All-Star Game itself. He'll also be competing in two additional events, as well as serving as captain for the Western Conference throughout the weekend (with $500,000 in charitable contributions on the line). Barnes, on the other hand, will be participating in the BBVA Rising Stars Challenge for the second-straight year, as well as become the first Warrior to compete in the Slam Dunk competition since Jason Richardson won it in back-to-back years in 2002-03. There's a lot going on all weekend and it's easy to lose track of who's competing in what event and when, so here's an outline of what to expect starting Friday night:
BBVA Compass Rising Stars Challenge – 6 p.m.:
The top freshmen and sophomores in the league will take the court against one another in the BBVA Compass Rising Stars Challenge, which begins at 6 p.m. (PST) Friday night. The game will feature two squads put together by former NBA greats in Grant Hill and former Warrior Chris Webber. The teams were determined by an alternating draft in which Harrison Barnes was the fourth pick of Team Hill, where he'll partner up with the likes of Damian Lillard, Bradley Beal and Andre Drummond. Team Webber is led by Anthony Davis and Michael Carter-Williams, which should make for a great game on both sides. Starters for each team will be determined by a fan-vote, and the starting lineups will be announced the night of the game. If you want to see Barnes early and often, make sure to vote here.
State Farm All-Star Saturday Night – 5:30 p.m.:
Saturday night will provide the setting for the featured individual competitions of All-Star Weekend, with four events taking place throughout the night:
Sears Shooting Stars (1st Event):
All-Stars Curry, Chris Bosh and Kevin Durant headline the 2014 Sears Shooting Stars competition, which features one current NBA player, one current WNBA player and an NBA Legend on each of the four teams (two per conference). This will be Curry's first event of the weekend, as he'll team up with his father Dell Curry and six-time WNBA All-Star Becky Hammon in an attempt to bring home the crown. They'll be going up against another father-son duo in Tim Hardaway Jr. and former Warrior great Tim Hardaway Sr., who will be joined by 2013 WNBA Rookie of the Year Elena Delle Donne, which should make for some great family entertainment.
Taco Bell Skills Challenge (2nd Event):
The only event of State Farm All-Star Saturday Night to not feature a Warriors player, the Taco Bell Skills Challenge is introducing a new format that features four teams of two players each competing in a two-round timed relay-style course consisting of dribbling, passing and shooting stations. Representing the Eastern Conference are DeMar DeRozan and Giannis Antetokounmpo on one team, and Michael Carter-Williams and Victor Oladipo on the other. The West will be represented by Damian Lillard and Trey Burke in one pairing, while Reggie Jackson and Goran Dragic comprise the other. This is the same event Stephen Curry won in 2011, so the result could be indicative of future greatness.
Foot Locker Three-Point Contest (3rd Event):
The NBA's best from behind the arc will take part in the Foot Locker Three-Point Contest, with the eight players competing in a two-round competition. Each player will have one minute to shoot as many balls as he can. The highest scoring East and highest scoring West competitors from the First Round will advance to the Championship Round. Of the two finalists, the one with the lower individual score from the First Round will go first in the Championship Round. Naturally, the player scoring the most points in the Championship Round will win. However, there is a slight change to this year's competition. Just like last year, five shooting stations with five balls each will be set up around the three-point line. Four of those racks will have four normal game balls worth one point each and one "money ball" worth two points. However, new to this year's contest, a fifth rack will be a special "all money ball" rack. Each competitor will decide the spot for this rack to be placed at one of the five shooting locations. Every ball on this rack will be worth two points. You'd have to think that Curry, the all-time NBA record holder for three-pointers made in a season, would be a popular pick to win, and after falling short in his previous two appearances in 2010 and 2013, he should be extra motivated.
Sprite Slam Dunk Competition (4th Event):
The final event of Saturday night will feature some of the top skywalkers from throughout the league as Harrison Barnes will be joined by the likes of All-Stars Paul George, Damian Lillard and John Wall, as well as Ben McLemore and Terrence Ross, in the 2014 Sprite Slam Dunk. This year's event will feature the participants competing as a team – three players representing the Eastern Conference and three players representing the Western Conference – in an above-the-rim two-round format. In a significant first in the event's history, the competition will tip off with a Freestyle Round where the dunkers for each conference will have 90 seconds to showcase as many dunks as they want. At the conclusion of the Freestyle Round, the panel of judges will then choose a winner by voting "East" or "West." The winning conference will earn the advantage of deciding whether its dunkers will dunk first or second in the head-to-head battles that take place in the Battle Round. The Battle Round will feature head-to-head matchups pitting East dunkers vs. West dunkers, with the judges choosing a winner for each battle. Upon losing a head-to-head battle, that dunker is then eliminated from the competition. The first team to win three battles will win the competition and be crowned 2014 Sprite Slam Dunk champions. At the conclusion of the team competition, fans will then have the opportunity to vote for the player of their choice as the "Sprite Slam Dunker of the Night" through SMS, Twitter, NBA.com and the NBA GameTime app. We're all well aware of what the Black Falcon is capable of, but the rest of the field is also stacked and should make for a mind-blowing competition.
63rd NBA All-Star Game – 5 p.m.:
The Weekend's main event takes place at 5 p.m. (PST) on Sunday night, and will feature the best players in the NBA today. Stephen Curry will become the first Warrior to start the game since Latrell Sprewell in 1995, and will make it two years in a row that the Dubs are represented in the annual game after David Lee was selected as a reserve a year ago. Curry, the leading vote-getter amongst all guards, will be joined in the starting lineup (injuries permitting) by Kobe Bryant, Kevin Durant, Blake Griffin, and Kevin Love for the Western Conference. Starters for the East include Kyrie Irving, Dwayne Wade, LeBron James, Paul George, and Carmelo Anthony. The West has won the last three games and four of the last five between the two sides, so it will be interesting to see if they can continue to keep that trend going. In any case, it is sure to be a memorable event for Warriors fans, who have waited a long time to have their star player be featured among the league's very best on the brightest stage.
Whether you like high-flying 360 windmill dunks, or guys showing off unbelievable range and consistency, NBA All-Star Weekend will have it all. It's a chance to reward the players who have earned their right to be there, as well an opportunity for fans to witness the best of the best competing against one another, all in one place. More so, it gives us all a chance to better appreciate the tremendous talent and skill involved in the game we love.
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Has anyone used LDN [low dose Naltrexone] for their RA?
Unfortunately,I haven't and don't know anyone who has. However, I have seen the question before on this site - for instance in this post which also includes links to research about it. You may want to check it out and perhaps send that user a private message.
Yes. I was diagnosed with RA in 1990. Besides eating a healthy, gluten and sugar free diet, I have used many different drugs (including Remecade, Humira, Orencia, and Methotrexate), but have not yet been successful in halting the relentless progress of this horrible disease.
On the advice and research of my naturopathic doctor, I began taking one 4.5 mg capsule of LDN nightly in mid March of this year (2010) - almost 5 months ago - but have yet to see or feel any noticeable results. I am still hopeful . . . but my constant pain, inflamation, and increasing lack of mobility is quite disheartening.
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Since starting LDN in April last year the RA symptoms that had started about 8 months earlier have steadily diminished and disappeared. It took a few weeks for me to get up without stiffness, and that crushing fatigue I'd had for 3/4 years also went away. Unexpectedly, deteriorating vision due to AMD that had also got bad at the same time as the RA, began to at first stabilise and then got better - I now have scarcely any distortion, not enough to notice unless I "look for" those tiny bumps on vertical lines.
Last summer they found I had a carcinoid tumour in the gut, but scans in November showed no trace of any tumour left anywhere in my body. I've not taken any pain killers since being on LDN.
Something that's not easy to understand at first is that LDN has no direct impact on any illness. Taking it brings about an improvement in immune system performance and when the system's been dysfunctioning we can suffer from all sorts of problems.
To my mind I'm still healing but feel really fit. I take vitamins, antioxidants and Omega 3 to help the body respond to my better functioning immune system.
Another RA sufferer and I set up a yahoo group for rheumatoidarthritis-lowdosenaltrexone anyone is welcome to join. If you do you'll see that some people are helped by LDN, others have problems. We'd dearly like to know why it helps some and not others but so far no rheumatologist is prepared to give us the time of day.READ MORE
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In this section, you will learn about the following topics involved in putting a price on carbon:
Click a topic to jump to a page with details.
There are basically two ways to put a more appropriate price on carbon: carbon tax or by implementing a cap and trade system.
Both methods generate revenue that can then be recycled to enable us to change our behaviour, technology, systems, and infrastructure so that we emit less greenhouse gases (GHG) every day.
Why price carbon?
A key reason that we burn so much fossil fuel and emit so much greenhouse gas (GHG) is because what we pay for fossil fuel does not include its true cost. Without carbon pricing, what we pay just covers the direct costs (plus some tax). But there are current and future costs that are not reflected in that "price at the pump".
To be fair, the additional costs need to be accounted for in the cost of the fuel. These costs relate to climate change impacts like changes in agricultural productivity, human health, and property damages (e.g. increased flooding). There will also be changes in energy costs (e.g. reduced costs for heating and increased costs for air conditioning). There are also costs due to environmental impacts from fossil fuel exploration, extraction, refining, and transport. (e.g. oil spills, deforestation)
Scientists and economists have tried to put a more representative cost on carbon by modelling and estimating these costs. The US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and other US federal agencies use the Social Cost of Carbon (SC-CO2) to estimate the climate benefits of carbon reduction policies.
However, current modelling and data don't include all of the important physical, ecological, and economic impacts of climate change. This is because of a lack of precise information on the nature of these damages and because the science incorporated into these models naturally lags behind the most recent research.
The following table shows the impact various carbon prices would have on the price of fossil fuels that Manitobans typically buy.
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Thursday 18 May 1950
It was Thursday, under the sign of Taurus. The US president was Harry S. Truman (Democratic).
Famous people born on this day include Rodney Milburn Jr and Thomas Gottschalk.
The Asphalt Jungle, directed by John Huston, was one of the most viewed movies released in 1950
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The Terror of the Haunted Villisca Ax Murder House
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Haunted House stories never ceases to illicit fear and spark interest to anyone who gets a chance to hear it. One of the most talked about stories of a haunted house would be the Villisca Ax Murder House located in Iowa. The said house gained more attention when the iconic horror film "The Sixth Sense" got released.
Do you remember the famous haunted house? The terror started on June 10, 1912. A gruesome murder occured sometime between the hours of 12:00 am and 5:00 am in J.B. Moore residence located in the humble town of Villisca, Iowa. The said gruesome murder that night was dubbed as the worst mass homicide in Iowa history. It was tagged as such because there were eight victims that died in the most horrible way. They were the married couple Josiah B. Moore (age 43),Sara Moore (age 39) together with their children named Herman(age 11), Katherine (age 10), Boyd (age 7), and Paul (age 5). The Moore family isn't the only victims that night, they were also joined with their two guests Lena Stillinger (age 11) and Ina Stillinger (age 8). The murder weapon used was discored in a tiny bedroom downstairs, propped up against the wall next to the dead bodies of Lena and Ina Stillinger. It was a large axe that was owned by Josiah Moore.
The horrible deaths of the Moore family and their guests had many speculated suspects but ironically, no one was ever charged. Making the case to remain unsolved up to this very day. There was a common belief that there was a serial killer responsible for the said murders. Since then, The house became a hot spot for numerous paranormal activities. Through those claims of ghostly encounters, The Moore house gained its spooky reputation.
The house has been passed on to many owner and one of its owners turned it to a museum to preserve the house and its so-called legacy to American crime history and paranormal quests. Because of this overnight visitors consisting of Ghost questors flocked to the house with the mission of seeking the paranormal legacy of the house. The horrific experiences were said to include the eerie sounds of children's voices relating it to the young victims of the 1912 Murder. Objects also became creepy as lights suddenly disappears and things falling such as lamps. Visitors also expressed that they feel heaviness and uneasiness.
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1978, Volume 6, Issue 4
- 371-373 Estimation of a Dirichlet prior distribution
by Bunn, Derek W
- 374-377 An implicit enumeration algorithm for solving zero-one goal programming problems
by Garrod, NW & Moores, B
- 378-378 A dynamic programming approach to work force scheduling
by Dale Flowers, A & Dukes, David L & Curtiss, Walter D
1978, Volume 6, Issue 3
- 211-225 Postwar structural and technological changes in the American economy
by Bezdek, Roger H
- 227-230 The use of formal inventory control models: A preliminary survey
by Muhlemann, AP & Lockett, AG
- 231-236 The role and needs of the management science practitioner
by Fitzgerald, Paddy
- 237-247 Cybernetic approach to investment decision making
by Felsen, J
- 249-256 Short-term foreign exchange risk management: Zero net exposure models
by Hollis, Martha S
- 257-266 Evaluating time/cost factors of implementation via GERT simulation
by Taylor, Bernard W & Davis, K Roscoe
- 267-272 A new model for aggregate output planning
by Hindelang, Thomas J & Hill, John L
- 275-276 An equivalent value transform
by Berhold, MH
- 277-279 A proposal for classification of inventory systems
by Hollier, RH & Vrat, Prem
- 280-281 Conservatism in Bayesian information processing
by O'Brien, TV & Gentry, JW
- 282-283 An approach to linear modeling with dispersion surrogates
by Soyster, AL & Lev, B
- 284-286 Inventory control by budget
by Stainton, RS
1978, Volume 6, Issue 2
- 117-121 On optimal control and macroeconomic policy
by Peston, Maurice H
- 123-132 Strategic competitive information systems
by King, William R & Dutta, Biplab K & Rodriguez, Jaime T
- 133-138 Company structure and market strategy
by Mansfield, R & Todd, D & Wheeler, J
- 139-144 Some initial specifications for a strategic information system
by Radford, KJ
- 145-152 Parametric branch and bound
by Glover, Fred
- 153-160 An empirical examination of the dimensions of quality of working life
by Taylor, James C
- 161-171 A model for national planning policies
by Aggarwal, SC & Clark, DJ
- 173-181 An empirical application of multidimensional scaling to advertising pretesting
by Wilkes, RE & Uhr, EB
- 183-187 Scheduling a multi-stage production system with startup delays
by Mogg, JM & Bigham, PE
- 191-192 GERT models of discret probability distributions and sums
by Clayton, ER & Houck, EC
- 193-194 Some ranking formulae for alternative research projects
by Glazebrook, KD
- 195-196 Evaluation of index formulae
by Uhr, Ernest B & Houck, Ernest C
1978, Volume 6, Issue 1
- 5-13 Managerial style and the design of decision aids
by De Waele, Martin
- 15-24 The influence of aircraft size on airline operating costs
by Nicol, David J
- 25-31 Step-through simulation
by Ulvila, Jacob W & Brown, Rex V
- 33-42 The benefits of planning with normative and heuristic approaches
by Nutt, Paul C
- 43-51 Management science in the United States and Europe: A decade of change in the literature
by Michel, A. J. & Permut, S. E.
- 53-58 Social responsibility goal perception
by Kahalas, Harvey & Uhr, Ernest B
- 59-64 Market share model of rural telephone service
by Church, J. G. & Gordon, I. M.
- 65-69 Redeployment and diversification at Harwell
by Gummett, Philip & Gibbons, Michael
- 71-81 Regression with random coefficients
by Johnson, L. W.
- 83-88 Planning models for budgeting teaching resources
by Smith, L. D.
- 91-92 Methodology and teleology : Based on an address by the president of the Hellenic Republic of Greece to the 1977 TIMS conference in Athens
by Tsatsos, Constantine D
- 93-96 The student nurse allocation problem: A formulation
by Moores, B. & Garrod, N. W. & Briggs, G. H.
- 97-98 Aggregate planning with inaccurate inventory data
by Steinberg, Earle
- 99-100 Switching model for the housing decision
by Booth, G. G. & Mojena, R
1977, Volume 5, Issue 6
- 635-647 The contribution of the social sciences
by Salomon, Jean-Jacques
- 649-662 Towards flexible organizations: A multidimensional design
by Ackoff, RL
- 663-672 The decline of venture capital
by Meade, N
- 673-688 A profitability model for tactical planning
by Eilon, S & Cosmetatos, GP
- 689-697 The management of timber and related industries in Sweden
by Jones, HG
- 699-707 Market representation in the motor industry
by Morecroft, JDW & Watson-Gandy, CDT
- 709-720 Three-level models for hierarchical coordination
by Davis, W & Talavage, J
- 721-730 Dynamic booking rules for flights with an intermediate stop
by Ladany, SP & Bedi, DN
- 731-739 Production technology and management in planned and market economies
by Gallagher, CC
- 741-745 Management science techniques in accounting: An empirical study
by Jagetia, Lal C
- 746-748 The sensitivity of the backorder inventory model to lot size errors
by Brown, Robert M
- 749-751 Toward a theory of hypergames
by Bennett, PG
1977, Volume 5, Issue 5
- 511-527 Strategies for Europe proposals for science and technology policies industrial innovation in Europe
by Colombo, Umberto
- 529-542 Accuracy in the long run--Where are we now
by Cole, Hsd
- 543-556 Divisionalization and transfer pricing: A review
by Flavell, RB
- 557-566 The chief executive and his information system
by Higgins, JC & Finn, R
- 567-582 Criteria for the selection of reporting method
by Mace, JR
- 583-592 Investment and the Swedish economy
by Jones, HG
- 593-604 The value of information concept applied to data systems
by Mathusz, Donald V
- 605-608 Reducing the number of probabilistic variables in risk simulation
by Hull, JC
- 609-610 Machine scheduling with mixed integer goal programming
by Hershauer, JC & Gowens, JW
- 611-613 A framework for the analysis of the cost of police patrol vehicle breakdowns
by Gleason, JM
- 614-617 Logic tree analysis for decision making
by Lopez, David A & Van Slyke, William J
- 618-619 Urban recreational planning: A proposed methodology
by Taylor, Bernard W & Keown, Arthur J
1977, Volume 5, Issue 4
- 367-379 Multidimension scaling for multiobjective policies
by Rivett, Patrick
- 381-393 A review of inflation accounting and its economic implications
by Betts, RJ
- 395-414 The multilevel approach to organizational issues of the firm--A critical review
by Burton, Richard M & Obel, Børge
- 415-424 Some methodological aspects of innovation research
by Rothwell, R & Townsend, J & Teubal, M & Spiller, P
- 425-435 Contingency analysis for effective administration
by Joynt, Pat
- 437-462 Management perspectives in physical distribution
by Eilon, Samuel
- 463-472 Forecasting: A hybrid approach
by Uri, Noel D
- 473-479 Work force scheduling with the search decision rule
by Flowers, A Dale & Preston, Stephen E
- 481-489 Screening of multiattribute alternatives
by Sarin, Rakesh K
1977, Volume 5, Issue 3
- 239-253 Employee attitude surveys: Their interpretation and use
by Harper, DG & Reeves, T Kynaston
- 255-270 Reflections on operational research. A report from the Euro II Congress
by Dando, Malcolm & Eden, Colin
- 271-280 Maintaining the calibration of an information system
by Carlson, Phillip G
- 281-291 Human dynamics: A new approach to human behavior
by Thiétart, RA
- 293-307 Interactive LP models in management--An analogue approach
by Walton, Jhd
- 309-315 A method for short-term profit analysis
by Goldberg, WH & Dunbar, RLM & Vertinsky, I & Huang, CC & Stanbury, W & Ericson, A
- 317-332 Computer-based scheduling of technical resources
by Jenkins, JO & Waters, CDJ & Graham, M & Howells, M
- 333-342 Optimal mixed-model sequencing for balanced assembly lines
by Dar-El, EM & Cucuy, S
- 343-347 Game theory and taxation
by Moerland, Piet W
- 348-348 Chance constraints and the beta distribution
by Lingaraj, BP & Wolfe, H.
- 349-351 Bias and variance in Bowman's managerial coefficient theory
by Remus, William
1977, Volume 5, Issue 2
- 121-132 Innovation in a waste economy
by Ford, Sir Hugh
- 133-147 Planning models in the UK: A survey
by Higgins, JC & Finn, R
- 149-159 A planning model for underground mines--An application in a developing country
by Lietaer, Bernard A
- 161-172 Structural sources of personnel problems in multinational corporations: Third-country nationals
by Zeira, Yoram & Harari, Ehud
- 173-183 New directions for management accounting
by Lowe, EA & Tinker, AM
- 185-191 Optimal design of a post office
by Balachandran, KR
- 193-205 Conservative linear programming with mixed multiple objectives
by Soyster, AL & Lev, B & Toof, DI
- 207-214 Marketing segmentation research--An application to bank services
by Fitts, RL & Mason, JB
- 215-220 Quantitative models for optimal rest period scheduling
by Gentzler, GL & Khalil, TM & Sivazlian, BD
1977, Volume 5, Issue 1
- 9-9 A management science approach to planning freedom--a rejoiner
by P van Gigch, John
- 11-21 Judgmental measures for public project selection
by Turner, Ronald E
- 23-34 Insurance exposure and investment risks: Management and regulatory implications
by Matthews, John P & Thompson, Howard E
- 35-42 Interdependence and innovation
by Gerstenfeld, A
- 43-55 Quadratic programming applications
by McCarl, Bruce A & Moskowitz, Herbert & Furtan, Hartley
- 57-65 A multicriteria approach to strategic planning: An application in inventory control
by Carlson, Robert C & Therp, Hans H
- 67-76 Spatial economies in distribution transports
by Laulajainen, R
- 77-86 Analysis of a partially-observed queuing system
by Plotkin, Howard A
- 87-88 The optimum planning period problem
by Becker, PE
- 89-92 Could OR be a science?
by Dando, MR & Defrenne, A & Sharp, RG
- 93-97 Ex ante-ex post eurobond experience: Some Canadian evidence
by Findlay, M Chapman & Thompson, ER
- 98-99 EOQ model with continuous compounding
by Misra, RB & Wortham, AW
1976, Volume 4, Issue 6
- 633-642 Human relations in industry
by Sieff, Marcus
- 643-656 Cash flow models: A review
by Gregory, Geoffrey
- 657-671 A decision support system for banks
by Sprague, Ralph H & Watson, Hugh J
- 673-684 The coordination of short-run decision-making with long-range planning
by Loughridge, Dennis W & Damon, William W & Peterson, David W
- 685-697 A quantitative model for manpower decision making
by Kahalas, Harvey & Gray, David A
- 699-709 Problems in the application of portfolio selection models
by Hodges, Stewart D
- 711-718 Multi-terminal vehicle-dispatch algorithm
by Gillett, Billy E & Johnson, Jerry G
- 719-730 A model with shortage of places for educational and manpower systems
by Moya-Angeler, J
- 731-732 A new goal programming formulation
by Flavell, RB
- 733-735 A graphical interpretation in goal programming problem
by Hannan, EL
- 736-737 Using the delta chart in project management
by Allen, T Harrell
- 738-740 Quality control strategy
by Hindelang, Thomas J
- 741-742 Modeling the product elimination decision
by Locander, William B & Scannell, Richard W
- 743-746 Robustness of linear models for decision making: Some comments
by Moskowitz, Herbert
- 747-748 Fixed costs constraints and realities
by Stainton, RS
1976, Volume 4, Issue 5
- 513-525 Causes of the decline in British merchant ship-building and marine engineering
by Albu, Austen
- 527-537 OR, organisational design and adaptivity
by Tomlinson, Rolfe C
- 539-558 Government policies towards innovation: A review of empirical findings
by Pavitt, K
- 559-569 Analysis in support of strategic policy making
by Radford, KJ
- 571-576 Dynamic strategies for branch and bound
by Glover, Fred & Tangedahl, Lee
- 577-582 Information processing in managerial decision making: A preliminary study
by San Miguel, Joseph G
- 583-593 Organization structure and cooperative market relations
by Baligh, Helmy H & Burton, Richard M
- 595-607 Design of a strategic planning management information system
by Ghymn, Kyung II & King, William R
- 609-615 The robustness of linear models for decision-making
by Ashton, Robert H
- 617-622 Planning ambulatory health care delivery systems
by Dökmeci, VF
1976, Volume 4, Issue 4
- 375-377 A comment on "a dynamic model of process and product innovation"
by Pavitt, K. & Rothwell, R.
- 377-378 A policy lapsation model
by Giles, P.
- 378-380 A note on 'a linear programming model for determining an optimal regional distribution of petroleum products' by C Moore and Z Zolters
by Meier, Peter
- 381-381 How society works
by Goodeve, Charles
- 383-396 Parkinson, Peter and probability: Implications for productivity
by Nadler, Gerald
- 397-405 Pathways to management numeracy
by Lethbridge, David G & Miles, Roger
- 407-416 Adaptive trading rules for commodity futures
by Martell, Terrence F
- 417-436 The price-quality relationship: A heuristic model
by Wainstein, BM & Sichel, HS
- 437-446 Assessing operational policies
by Stephenson, E
- 447-454 Production planning in practice
by Harrison, FL
- 455-462 An application of multiple objective linear programming to media selection
by Steuer, Ralph E & Oliver, Richard L
- 463-477 Job shop scheduling--A case study
by Randolph, Paul H
- 479-485 An approach to stochastic programming for medium term planning
by Dyson, Robert G & Swaithes, Gillian
- 487-488 Contractual sharing rules
by Berhold, M
- 489-490 An approximation for the replenishment of perishables problem
by Cosmetatos, George P
- 491-492 Paired comparisons in measuring expected benefit
by Hindle, D & Sergeant, R
- 493-494 How many-sided are shadow prices at degenerate primal optima?
by Knolmayer, G
1976, Volume 4, Issue 3
- 253-264 Managers' uses of models
by Simon, Leonard S & Lamar, Charles & Haines, George H
- 265-278 Scheduled and charter impairment in North Atlantic air services
by Browne, William G
- 279-288 Linear programming and financial cost models for industrial enterprises
by Araten, Michel & Dickman, Bernard
- 289-300 Effect of telecommunications on the location of office employment
by Pye, Roger
- 301-311 Optimal regional distribution of petroleum products
by Moore, Craig L & Zoltners, Andris A
- 313-320 Two issues in the evaluation of job-shop schedules
by Borovits, Israel & Ein-Dor, Phillip
- 321-330 The effective use of computer resources
by Axelrod, Cw
- 331-338 A policy lapsation model
by Varde, Varsha S
- 339-340 Inventory decisions in product-mix models
by Reeves, G. R.
- 341-342 Personnel development and evaluation
by Githens, W. H. & Elster, R. S. & Musgrove, G. L. & Creighton, J. W.
- 343-344 The value index concept for demand forecasting
by Hefley, Gerald L
- 345-346 Overflow problems in file organization
by Kosten, L.
- 347-349 The simple plant location problem
by Hansen, P.
- 350-352 Sensitivity of the rate of return
by Eilon, Samuel
- 353-354 Implications of goal programming for insurance agency decision making
by Lilly, Claude C & Gleason, John M
- 355-357 Comment on 'stochastic dominance for ranking ventures'
by Kira, D.
- 358-359 Optimization models for fraction defective control charts--a Markovian approach
by Alperovitch, Yoram & Friedman, Yoram
1976, Volume 4, Issue 2
- 125-140 'Irrationality' of managerial judgments: Implications for information systems
by Moskowitz, Herbert & Schaefer, Ralf E & Borcherding, Katrin
- 141-147 Some properties of pareto-optimal choices in decision problems
by Calpine, HC & Golding, A
- 149-163 The communication of control in an international company: Methods of investigation
by Dorrell, Michael G & Brooke, Michael Z
- 165-173 Managerial authority in a decision analysis context
by Berhold, M. H.
- 175-180 The modelling of supply in the shipping industry
by Taylor, A. J.
- 181-186 Stochastic dominance for ranking ventures: Comments and extensions
by Hadar, Josef
- 187-191 Planning for teaching-resource requirements in colleges of technology
by Honeyman, N & Potts, J. W. F.
- 193-203 Facilities design with graph theory and strings
by Moore, James M
- 205-214 An efficient heuristic procedure for solving the layout design problem
by Hitchings, G. G. & Cottam, M
- 215-223 Management applications of the inverse gaussian distribution
by Whitmore, G. A.
- 225-227 An heuristic for sampling rare populations
by Anvari, Mohsen & West, Eric N
- 228-229 Management decision rules in the marketing of electricity
by Forgionne, G. A.
- 230-231 Food preparation by critical path methods
by Berger, P. D.
- 232-233 Some numerical equilibrium results for the GI/D/1: ([infinity]/FIFO) queueing model
by Cosmetatos, George P
- 234-235 Estimating learning time for repetitive tasks
by Hindmarsh, G. W. & Towill, D. R.
1976, Volume 4, Issue 1
- 19-33 Energy analysis: A review of methods and applications
by Chapman, Peter
- 35-48 A framework for optimizing managerial decision
by Littauer, S. B. & Yegulalp, T. M. & Zahariev, G. K.
- 49-57 A guided tour of recent practical advances in integer linear programming
by Geoffrion, A. M.
- 59-65 The 'optimum' number of beds in a coronary care unit
by Sissouras, A. A. & Moores, B
- 67-77 Simulation of R&D investment strategies
by Bender, A Douglas & Pyle, Edmund B & Westlake, Wilfred J & Douglas, Bryce
- 79-83 A profitability index for alternative research projects
by Glazebrook, K. D.
- 85-91 A deterministic model for the housing decision
by Mojena, Richard & Booth, G Geoffrey & Bowman, James P
- 93-96 Sampling information in new product marketing
by Conrad, S. A.
- 97-99 Bayesian point estimation on the Bernoulli parameter
by Bunn, D. W.
- 100-102 Some numerical equilibrium results for the D/G/1: ([infinity]/FIFO) queueing model
by Cosmetatos, George P
- 103-104 Macro-efficiency in interactive work units
by Forgionne, Cuissepi A & Simpson, Truman D
- 105-106 The multiproportional RAS method
by Tilanus, C. B.
- 107-108 Variance analysis revisited
by Tilanus, C. B. & Theeuwes, J. A. M.
- 109-110 Alternative estimators of lines of securities
by Wiginton, J. C.
December 1975, Volume 3, Issue 6
- 631-633 Are you a 9-9 man?--A rejoinder
by Blake, R. R. & Mouton, Jane S.
- 633-635 Are you a 9-9 man?--A comment
by Mumford, Enid
- 636-637 Measuring managers [1]
by Jenkins, Roy
- 639-656 A dynamic model of process and product innovation
by Utterback, James M & Abernathy, William J
- 657-672 Measuring uncertainty
by Moore, PG & Thomas, H
- 673-688 Goal partitioning in a hierarchical organization
by Freeland, James R & Baker, Norman R


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By Matthew Devitt.
A worker in China climbs through a mountain of computer e-waste.
"Out of sight, out of mind" is a common expression that we all know, and when it comes to e-waste, it's a phrase that perfectly sums up the problem.
Computers, mobile phone, televisions, cables, MP3 players and many more items are being purchased, and just as quickly disposed of, at an accelerating rate.
In fact, from 2007 until 2016 alone, more than 7 billion smartphones have been created.
Just let that sink in for a second.
Me personally, well I've already lost count of how many different mobile phones I've already owned. 8? 10? Maybe a dozen? It's a scary figure to think about.
"If you took every smartphone created in the last 25 years and laid them out flat, you could cover an area the size of Ireland and Switzerland combined."
An ocean of discarded mobile phones - many of which end up in the real ocean.
As technology keeps improving, so does the desire to upgrade and to the newest model, and abandon the existing one. Right now I'm writing this blog post on a shiny iMac, but it won't be long before I'll be wanting to upgrade to a newer, faster, shinier version. So what do we do with all of our amazing electronics that are no longer needed?
Well, generally we have just thrown it in the bin or taken it to the dump, and forgotten all about it. What could possibly go wrong?
Apart from the sheer size and weight of all the unwanted items, most e-waste (especially computers and mobile phones) contains dangerous chemicals and harmful metals (Lead, Mercury and Cadmium just to name a few), which are all required to make the products as amazing as they are in the first place.
These chemicals and metals, if not recycled or disposed of properly, invariably end up in landfill or in our water supply, where they can do a scary amount of damage.
"In the USA, e-waste makes up only 2% of total landfill, but a staggering 70% of total toxic waste."
Mobile phones are largely made from non-renewable materials and are not biodegradable, and in many cases require a huge amount of energy and resources to mine and gather the raw materials needed for their construction. Mobile phones and computers actually contain quite a lot of copper, gold and silver which can be reused - but the biggest challenge is extracting these materials safely from the discarded items.
...and now the good news.
Many people aren't aware yet, but there is a growing number of organisations and companies in Australia that can re-condition, re-use and re-cycle e-waste for you. In many cases, items can have up to 90% of their materials reused and recycled - and this percentage is constantly increasing.
The infographic to the left is from the mobilemuster.com.au website, and shows the recycling process of mobile phones and some of the products they can be converted into.
We believe that with great technology comes great responsibility, and we have a duty to ensure that we make a conscious effort to think about the life cycle of our e-products.
Considering how simple it now is to responsibly dispose of electronic items, there's really no reason to throw any of it straight in the bin.
Some e-waste recycling companies have drop-off points where you can dispose of your items yourself, and others even have a pickup servicer to collect the items from your home or business - you can't get any more convenient than that!
If you want to do your part and recycle your e-waste, check out the following Australian organisations:
electronicrecyclingaustralia.com.au (Adelaide & greater SA)
ecoactiv.com.au/ewaste (Melbourne, Sydney & Brisbane)
dropzone.org.au (SA, ACT & VIC)
Questions? Comments?
Leave your comments in the section below and we'll continue this conversation.
As far as nicknames go, The Big Brown Land is a little unfair on Australia. It really undersells it. If you're a country, you don't want to be described as big and brown, you want words like breathtaking, green and stunning to precede your name (unless of course you're Germany, then you would probably be happy with one adjective: Efficient).
But what we're saying is Australia is a beautiful country full of scenery that consistently surprises. From sweeping coastlines that look like they've been lifted straight from your computer's wallpaper, to luscious, dense rainforests and those interminable stretches of nothingness in-between. It's a wonderful place to get out and explore.
The best thing about Australia's cities is that you don't need to get out too far to start exploring. In every capital city you can drive out to a hiking spot in less than time than it takes most Californians to drive to work in the morning. Here are some of the best places in (or near) this country's big cities to pull on the active wear, ready the calves and go for a bit of a hike.
Mt Lofty. It's the Sunday morning haunt for so many Adelaideans. Whether they're wheezing their way up the mountain, getting in your way to take selfies or running like absolute madmen, the Mount can feel like Hindley Street some Sundays. But don't let the throngs of people tarnish your opinion on the hike, it's actually a really nice walk. Thankfully, the steepest part of the hike is also the prettiest, so you can be forgiven for slowing right down to 'appreciate nature'.
For a quieter and slightly easier walk, head just a bit north to Morialta Conservation Park. The oft-forgotten cousin of Mount Lofty, Morialta gives you a choice of walks ranging in difficulty from doddle to deathwish. Plus, there are waterfalls. Seriously, how could you not like a waterfall?
We couldn't possibly choose just one for Brisbane, the city's surrounded by some of Australia's finest hiking trails. Most of these tracks are about an hour from the CBD. For the vegetation nerds out there, Lamington National Park gives you a healthy choice of trails with a healthy diversity of trees and plants to gawk at. Check out Dave's Creek Circuit for an interesting walk with cliff views.
For more of a challenge, head up to Mt Tibrogargan. The mountain might look intimidating, but conquering this bad boy is worth it for the views alone. Not to mention how good you feel about yourself afterwards, if your legs still work.
Sure it's closer to Bacchus Marsh than Melbourne, but the Werribee Gorge Circuit is a worthy day-trip. At around 10kms the hike will take you between 3 and 4 hours, but make a day of it and pack yourself a lunch. You'll sit down to some very Australian landscapes and river views over cliffs.
If you feel like bookending your day with a bit of wine tasting head out east, past Ringwood and toward Mt Riddell in the Yarra Ranges. The slightly cooler climate means green scenery almost year-round.
If you've got half a day up your sleeves, we strongly suggest that you head south to Bundeena for the 12 kilometre Bundeena to Wattamolla track. The Royal National Park's coastal track makes for a serene hike, but if you really want to sip in the ambience of the area, try the Paddle and Walk Tour. Hire yourself a kayak or stand-up paddle board and get exploring.
Of course, for an overwhelming choice of some of Australia's most serene scenic walks, the Blue Mountains is worthy of the slightly longer trip. Check out the National Pass (pictured above).
Perth has an abundance of shorter walks within a decent stone's throw of the city and suburbs. For a good chance at spotting kangaroos and wedge-tailed eagles, head up to Brigadoon and Jumbuck Hill Park. At 9 kilometres it's a fairly easy affair for the fit, but rewarding nonetheless. The views from the climb up Mt Mambup are excellent, while winter walks take in a flowing Swan River and even a waterfall.
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If a shorter trail is more your style, the Whistlepipe Gully Walk is a 3 ½ kilometre trip up the hills to Kalamunda. The trail follows the river and takes in a number of cute little waterfalls.
It's not so brown and flat, get out and explore your cities outskirts, they're full of gems.
What have we missed? Let us know, leave a comment below. And you can always share the ways in which you #LiveAGreenlife by using the hashtag.
There is something so appealing about living a completely self-sufficient life. Imagine sleeping under your air conditioner that's powered by your solar panels, waking up to the sound of your chooks, eating homegrown eggs and tomatoes for brekky and getting drunk of your own (admittedly average tasting) home-brew.
It conjures up some nice feelings, no?
And while going off grid might be a bit of a pipe dream, there are a few easy ways to live a more self-sufficient life. And no, this doesn't mean closing your blinds, refusing to answer your door and becoming a shut-in.
You don't need to live on a farm in the middle of nowhere to be a bit more self-reliant. We've put together a few steps you can take towards living a more self-sufficient and sustainable lifestyle.
Sure, it's an obvious suggestion, but it is the best place to start. Growing your own vegetables is a gratifying way to be that little more self-sufficient. For some very unscientific reason, salads taste 400% better when they contain a tomato from your own garden. And if you're one of those people who doesn't care for the dirt and hard graft of gardening, this is the best introduction because you literally have results you can eat.
Virtually no space is too small for some sort of veggie patch. Even if you live in an apartment, you can still grow some herbs on your window sill.
We suggest beginning with a fairly robust, please-all plant like the tomato, although you may want to get a little fruitier with your patch. For some inspiration on your backyard veggie patch, have a look at The Little Veggie Patch Co's work.
Especially if you have kids. Chooks are a lot of fun to keep, and once they start laying, are quite possibly the most giving of all pets. They even develop their own little personalities or should that be chickenalities?
Your chooks will need a safe coop away from predators with somewhere to sleep and a spot to roam during the day. You can make a weekend out of building it, or buy a prefab one like this and sit back.
You may want to check with your neighbours on whether they would welcome chooks onto their street. Chickens are chatterboxes. Also keep in mind that you might want to keep your chicks away from your veggie patch, unless you want them scratching around the newly-planted seeds.
Because who likes dealing with electricity companies? More to the point, who likes dealing with electricity companies and then giving them heaps of your money?
By generating your own power you might still have to have an account with an electricity retailer, but you won't be lining their pockets quite so much. And what's more, installing solar panels means that your house will be contributing to a greener earth.
Solar is a big leap toward a self-sufficient household. And now with companies like Tesla and Panasonic making batteries, you can turn your back on the grid at nighttime too!
A sensible step for anyone who owns their own house is installing a water tank. Water that would otherwise run off through stormwater drains and into rivers and beaches can be used for watering the garden, washing clothes or for your own vengeful purposes.
Even if you don't have too much space outside, a small water tank can reduce the amount of water you use, save a bit of cash and make you a little bit more self-sufficient.
Okay, you're probably not going to be growing wheat, grinding it down and making flour anytime soon. But you can get a big old sack of wheat flour from the market and start baking. It's a fairly simple skill to get a hold of, and the bread you bake tastes so much better than this nonsense.
You can even get a bit creative with your doughs, chuck in some fruit or herbs to put your own spin on your loaf. There's plenty of breadspiration here. And by baking your own bread you can stop giving all of your money to the fat cat bakery elite.
Making your own cheese and yoghurt is not only an exercise in culinary creativity, but it can mean that you will never have to chuck out milk nearing its use-by date again. Yoghurt and soft cheeses are surprisingly easy to get started with, although there are plenty of cheesemakers running classes.
Not only is composting a great way to reduce your household waste that ends up at landfill, but a properly maintained compost is one of the best thing you can use to prepare your veggie patch's soil. All you need to start composting is a compost bin, which you can choose to build yourself or buy.
Tip: Keep a container for food scraps under your sink in your kitchen that way you're more likely to think about compost before chucking out food scraps.
What are your tips and reasons for becoming more self-sufficient? Perhaps you're wanting to reduce your home's environmental legacy or maybe you're convinced that the world is going to end via a deadly (if hilarious) nuclear holocaust/pie fight. Let us know below in the comments.
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This may be the oddest part of the whole thing:
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sorry, just didn't know if there was a limit to number of photos to post...
Why do you keep making threads?
its not odd at all. on film cameras they have a separate guy they call a focus puller to do this. its pretty awesome really
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Halloween is coming. Along with candy and costumes, tales of terror are this holiday's trademark, as this boy can surely tell you.
On Halloween night, we are hosting the Hotel Utica's first ever public ghost hunt. Are there rooms at the hotel that have more paranormal activity than others? We have found three rooms that'll you need to check out and explore on Halloween night.
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Homemade apple
None of the above, but I do like them. My favorite is: Sweet Potato! I also love cherry pie as well. But, I prefer cheesecake over all of these.
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I am making my friends wedding and grooms cake to save her money. She told this to her caterer, who also does cakes, and the caterer told her she needed to put my name in a frame and set it on the cake table because she knows everyone is going to ask her if she made the cake (the caterer) and she wants to make sure I get all the credit.
I am not stupid, I read CC all the time, LOL. She wants to make sure if it is a hot mess that she doesn't get the blame. Is this not super tacky? Why would MY name be in a frame on the cake table?
I am not a business, nor do I want any. Is this normal for someone's name to be in a frame by the cake? That sounds dumb to me, and I would think would be really out of place. We aren't going to do it.
It does sound like the caterer is trying to put a disclaimer on the cake in case it is a disaster. I would blow off that request too if I were the bride. Everyone will be talking about the cake either way and they'll know that you made it.
mim1106, I think you're absolutely right that the caterer wants to make sure that if there's blame to be had that it goes to the correct person! I just recently married myself on New Year's Eve and my partner and I did my wedding cake and a groom's cake. What I did was had a thank you note that listed all of our vendors in a frame sitting out at the reception. This did include my partner and my business and also included my sister-in-law who did the flowers, the limo company, the wedding coordinator, venue, etc. I didn't think that was tacky. Might look a little strange if only one thing were listed though.
Yeah, CWIL, I have seen that before - where they list them. Just thought it was weird to frame my name and put it on the table, that's all. Maybe if I was trying to drum up business I would feel differently, but I am just doing this for a friend.
It makes sense to me from the caterer's POV. If people know thst she usually does the cake when she does the food, she wants to make sure that she doesn't get credit (or blame) for something that she didn't make... she doens' tknow anything about you or your cakes, so how does she know if you're any better than a grocery chain? and you can bet that she either 1. wouldn't allow that (in contract) or 2 would make darn sure that credit was gien where it was due.
I think the bride should check to make sure that the caterer isn't doing her any favors in not requiring he ro get the cake from her in addition to the food, as a first step. If she's makig an exception, I think the bride should graciously thank her and deal with a small frame (think the wallet-sized photo frames that are often given as favors) saying "Cake provided by Mim1106." I don't see the big deal.
If the caterer is insisting, maybe have a nice card, from you, to the couple, enjoy my cake type message in it.
Could b done in a photo frame too, but a card is more like what you would do, as their friend.
just to be snarky:
"This AMAZING creation was created by XXXX and NOT by XX Catering Company.
XX Catering company requested that guests be informed that a cake of this magnitude could not possibly have been created by them"
Hand it to the caterer and see if she posts it!
(all kidding aside, it is a bit weird)
I don't think its so bad...why not a small business card holder with your cards? I would think it would be a GOOD thing for you! I always figure that just because I make a wedding cake for 200 ppl doesn't mean all 200 even have any clue who I am. Actually most probably never care enough to ask the bride who I am...I think the opportunity to put a sign or business cards by the cake, by request of the caterer and/or bride, is great! Wish all weddings were like that. haha.
Hey mim106, I just took a look at some of your cake pics and they look darn good. I agree with brincess_b's idea, nice little touch and you get the credit!
just to be snarky:
"This AMAZING creation was created by XXXX and NOT by XX Catering Company.
XX Catering company requested that guests be informed that a cake of this magnitude could not possibly have been created by them"
Hand it to the caterer and see if she posts it!
(all kidding aside, it is a bit weird)
that is too funny.
Kitagrl, I don't have business cards...I don't want any orders from this. Just trying to help out a friend.
ThreeD - really? It wouldn't look bad? I am seriously asking because I have never seen this done before. If I saw this at a wedding I would think, wow, can't the bride have her day without the baker trying to advertise? I do understand that the caterer doesn't want her name on it, I read CC enough to know that. but I thought that was more bringing in another cake (grooms) when a different baker already did the wedding cake.
My sister in law had to do this as well when she got married. Originally I wasn't making the grooms cake. She had her wedding at a plantation in Conroe which made the food and wedding cake. She hired another lady in the area to make the grooms cake since the plantation wouldn't and she didn't want me to have to make it and then drive two hours with it with us being in the wedding as well. The lady she hired had to cancel because the wedding was right after huricane IKE and she didn't have electricity back yet by the time the wedding came around so I ended up making it.The owners of the venue said they would not want people thinking that they made it it case it there was an issue with it.Everyone was raving about my cake and hardly any of the wedding cake was consumed! the owner of the venue asked me later if I would be willing to provid cakes to them. I told them that I was only a hobby baker and I lived too far away to make it worth my while!
As a caterer, I did weddings all the time that had other cakes and never felt the need to display the other person's name. When I was cutting the cake, lots of people may comment on how good it is or how pretty it is, and I always made sure to tell them, "As much as I'd love to take credit for this beautiful creation, I can't. I'll be sure to let the baker know how much you liked it!"
It's not all that uncommon for the food to come from one person and the cake from somewhere else. If you were providing a food item, like appetizers or something, I can see the concern.
But cake? 2 different sources are done all the time.
Its interesting that we have someone wanting you to put your name on the table, yet I can recall numerous threads on here in which CC'ers think its just tacky to put a small business card on the cake table. An interesting study in human behavior!
Tell the caterer that if she's the one concerned people know who made what, she should be the one putting little frames by her food...
"meatballs made by Ethel Thayer Catering"
"Ketchup supplied by ..."
"Potatoes mashed by..."
ooh, I'm ornery tonight!
I don't really see any difference in the caterer asking for this and those of us who don't want to do a wedding cake if someone else is providing the groom's cake or vice versa. Possibly, she may be concerned about the liability issue since you are not a licensed baker.
I do a lot of work in gumpaste, and I did have one request that a descritpion of the work on the cake be put near it so people could read about all the "details" of the cake. (The client was very proud of the fact that the flowers and decor were all handmade and edible....and wanted her guests to know!) It really wasn't tacky at all, in a pretty frame setting close by. Could you do something along that line?
Tell the caterer that if she's the one concerned people know who made what, she should be the one putting little frames by her food...
"meatballs made by Ethel Thayer Catering"
"Ketchup supplied by ..."
"Potatoes mashed by..."
ooh, I'm ornery tonight!
thanks for the compliment, CWIL!
Why would she be concerned about the liability of my cake when she didn't make it? Putting my name in a frame isn't going to change the fact that she didn't make it. No one will come after her, regardless. I'm not a licensed baker, and I don't portray myself to be. Just doing a favor. I don't know. Like Indy said, cake and catering come from different sources all the time.


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I always wonder what guys thought about being in a relationship with someone that already has kids.
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I always wonder what guys thought about being in a relationship with someone that already has kids.
that would work for older guys i believe, not for younger ones... just a thought
Have an opinion?
It wouldn't be something that I was looking for, but if it felt right in the specific situation I would do it.
No, i am not yet ready to raise kids so this is not a step i should take at the moment for the sake of myself but especially for the sake of the kid.
One guy posted on here before as a similar question that I found quite disturbing as he said you het in good with the child, and you can have the mother anytime you want... Disgusting thought. so they may date you but not really love , care, LTR or marry you.
I have kids, so dating someone with kids would be fine
No thank you.
I'm not paying or helping to raise another man's offspring.
That's too much baggage for me to be dealing with.
Actually I never want kids. Because I think the ruin excitement of a relationship. I mean once you have kids, your gf can't welcome you naked, can't wear only panties and shirt, you can't have sex or get close like before. Because you have kids. But anyways, if I love her, I would accept her kid. But I would also say these things to her too, she must know how i feel.
Maybe, but probably not.
When you mean kid, you mean single mother. Nope, just baggage and trouble I don't need to be involved.
Yes I would
Maybe. If Im really into her.
When I got married, she had kids already.. So, yes I would, if we all got along.
Probably not, no.
Kids aren't a problem
Date her yes
But I won't marry her
No... Are you 19 have a kid and are already looking for another man? That's crazy if so...
You're in the military with a baby as a single mother? Ouch... Good luck.
Hell no. Especially not a kid that she had when she was in HS.
That would be a deal-breaker for most men.
Wouldn't date a guy with a kid, no.
I'm not a lesbian so I'll answer if I would date a guy with a kid: No. I didn't abstain from sex and be careful about getting knocked up so that I could ultimately take on a motherly role anyway. I also would be annoyed with the idea that his ex is always going to be apart of his life no matter what because they share a child. I feel like responsible parents with children uphold datees to a higher standard which is wonderful, yet annoying. I'd like to grow and mature at my own rate without worrying about the guy I'm into being quick to label me as immature because I may not be the best example for a child (I didn't create) right now at this phase of me.
I couldn't because i dont think I want kids snd if the relationship last I just wouldn't be able to commit to a kid too.
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So I'm thinking of being brave and asking my crush out on a date.
I know he's busy through December with Christmas dos and birthday parties. So is it better to wait until January? Will he be more likely to say yes if he's less busy?
I'm thinking of waiting, but my friends keep telling me to do it now.
Logically, I know how busy he is doesn't affect whether he's interested in me or not, but I can't help wondering.
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Washington D.C., Nov 22 : Megan Fox is surely having a good time shooting the fifth season of ' New Girl' after splitting from husband Brian Austin Greens as she was seen filming a kissing scene with co-star Jake Johnson while sitting on a sidewalk in Los Angeles.
The 'Transformers' actress was later captured sadly walking away from Johnson in the second scene of the second half of the series, while the actor sits on the sidewalk watching onscreen lover leave, People Magazine reported.
The 29-year-old star will make her big debut as the temporary roommate on the sixth episode of the sitcom's fifth season, which premieres on January 5 on Fox.
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