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Dairy farm goes back to schoolBy Dairy News
WHEN SCHOOL students started questioning Troy Peterken's description of how milk is made, he knew it was time to do something about it.
"We've had some kids say 'no, mum gets our milk from the supermarket'," Mr Peterken, who runs Inglenook Dairy near Ballarat with his wife Rachael, recalls.
Some city-based students might dispute his story of grass, cows, farms and milk when they hear it in the classroom, but this lack of knowledge about dairy farming has prompted Inglenook Dairy to introduce its own education program.
Inglenook Dairy has started hosting school tours, giving students first-hand experience of how farmers and their cows turn grass into milk and then process it for drinking.
With a new dairy museum and a niche milking facility to complement an existing processing plant, students can see the whole food chain from the cow to the cup.
"We already go out to schools to educate them about the dairy industry and processing. There's huge demand for that but they wanted to come here and see how it's done," Mr Peterken said.
"There aren't as many farms as there used to be so there aren't as many kids coming from a farming background or able to access farms. We want kids to understand where their food comes from and why it's good to support small processors and local communities.
"Kids are getting a bit detached from farm life but they love this sort of stuff when they get the chance."
Already one Melbourne private school has booked four visits per year and others are adding the farm trip to their curriculum.
The education program is mainly aimed at primary-age children, although Mr Peterken said the more scientific side to processing also appealed to secondary school students.
Inglenook Dairy has been processing for five years. The idea to build the processing plant at Dunnstown, just out of Ballarat, arose out of concerns about low milk prices.
Troy is from a trade background, but Rachael and her parents, Basil and Sheila Britt, had a dairy farm with a century of local history.
"We were sitting around the table one night saying the milk price wasn't good enough," Mr Peterken said.
"I piped up and said let's build a milk processing factory and get a better price for local farmers."
He admits the workload was incredible. "When we started we didn't know anything about pasteurisation or marketing; we were just hard workers. We took two years to build the factory."
Despite the tough process, they remained confident they had a good product to sell.
"Everyone commented on the quality of Rachael's parents' milk; they could tell the difference between farm milk and supermarket milk," Mr Peterken said.
"We had a massive belief that if the pasteurisation process didn't alter the taste we'd have a product unlike anything else on the market."
While they were building the factory — mostly completed by the extended family — the $1 a litre milk price war sent a scare through the camp.
"We were worried that might hit us but we believed in the product and that it's what people want," Mr Peterken said.
Their equipment goes back to the early days of pasteurisation and the process is kept simple, trying to tamper as little as possible with the natural taste and colour.
They are now processing 22, 000 to 25,000 litres a week, but at full capacity they could do 60 000 to 70 000 litres.
The plant mainly serves small greengrocers and coffee shops. Mr Peterken said the "workability" of the milk was its main appeal.
"Our milk quality doesn't deteriorate during summer," he said.
"We get feedback from baristas that they can't foam supermarket milk and it splits. The coffee scene is a huge market and they realise they need good quality milk.
"Those coffee shop owners have invested a lot of money in their cafes, just like our small business, so they're willing to pay more for premium milk knowing they will get consistency through the whole year and their business doesn't suffer."
Inglenook Dairy is sourcing milk from local farmers and paying a better farm gate price, which was the main reason for starting the business. They use predominantly Friesian herds, with a sprinkle of Jerseys.
"We do a lot of researching and testing the milk to make sure the workability is right. The Friesians provide constant quality and the fat and protein ratios are really good," Mr Peterken said.
At the dairy education centre, the school tours will see a seven-minute video that tracks the arrival of cows on the farm (six cows were driven from Colac by Rachael's grandparents after their house burnt down) to the development of the processing facility and functional dairy.


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- Baldur's Gate series of games.
Spellhold was an insane asylum located on the island of Brynnlaw, one of the Nelanther Isles, off the western coast of Amn, under the command of the Cowled Wizards of Amn.[1][2]
They used the asylum to house the "deviants" they found in Amn who were caught practicing magic without an official license. There was a portal to the Underdark in a secret room on the main floor of the building. The building itself was connected to a magical dungeon, which was used in exceedingly rare cases to test inmates to see if they were sane enough to leave.[citation needed]
The cursed elven mage, Jon Irenicus, as well as the Bhaalspawn, Imoen, were sentenced to Spellhold for casting illegal arcane magic within the confines of Athkatla. While being imprisoned, Irenicus was too powerful to contain and killed all of the Cowled Wizards who resided there, taking over the facility to perform his own experiments. Irenicus's vampire sister, Bodhi, used the lower floor dungeons as a hunting ground to toy with those who made it there.[1]
An earthquake off the coast of Amn damaged the prison in 1377 DR, allowing several of the inmates to escape, seeking revenge against Amn.[2]
It was eventually abandoned after a mass prisoner escape. Several adventuring parties attempted to loot Spellhold of its valuables but were never heard from again. It became known as an anathema to the otherwise ordered nation of Amn.[citation needed]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 BioWare (2000). James Ohlen, Kevin Martens. Baldur's Gate II: Shadows of Amn. Black Isle Studios.
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 Brian R. James and Ed Greenwood (September, 2007). The Grand History of the Realms. (Wizards of the Coast), p. 159. ISBN 978-0-7869-4731-7.


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Purveyor: Oporto, Everywhere in Australia
Menu Item: Bondi Burger Meal (Small)
Price: $8.50
Squawk: Fast n cheap. Reliably consistent. Easily found in case of chicken burger emergencies. And they're not afraid to put a shit-ton of chicken salt on your chips. It may be all chemicals and way to bright yellow to be good for you, but damn its tastes good.
Buaawk: There was a time in Australia when Oporto was considered THE definitive chicken burger. Their unique Portuguese style chicken (spicy, but not painful), great sauce and value for money helped them quickly grow from their original Bondi Beach location into the national chain they are today. But sadly all that growth came at a price. The mass produced bread rolls are mostly air and sugar. The chicken overly processed. Their sauce used to be the "real deal," but now it's a colour that cant possibly be natural. And so far, every Oporto we've been in has been a mess – dirty trays, wrappers, empty bags and cups strewn all over. Even when the place is empty it can be hard to find a clear place to sit. But hey, they still got that nasty (read: we love it) "chook salt" on their chips.
Purveyor: North Sandwiches Cafe
Menu Item: Chipotle Chicken Burger
Price: $8.50
Squawk: Man, this was tasty. Two generous hammer flattened, grilled chicken breast fillets cooked to perfection. Not dry at all. The brioche bun was fresh and squishy and the tomato and lettuce inside juicy and crisp. The pièce de résistance was the huge dollop of avocado and chipotle blended sauce. It was literally dripping out of the bun. Just the right level of spice for everyone.
Not a traditional fried burger but extremely fresh and juicy. An at $8.50 a filling bargain.
Buaawk: It's cash only but the cashier just said "We will start making it while you go get cash". Good sales tactics and really friendly. Some slaw would be a great addition to help hold in all the sauce. So underground they don't have a website
Bonus Points: Despite this not being a sit down venue the Thai English misspellings on the menu and delightful staff makes this hole in the ground one not to be missed. Plus its cheep cheep.
Rating: 9/10
Purveyor: The Argyle, The Rocks, Sydney NSW Australia
Menu Item: Southern Fried Chicken Burger
Price: $17 AUD
Squawk: The brioche bun out of a packet, that they could not ruin, was perhaps the only good, but they did not make it so that does not count. Sadly there is nothing good to say about this disgraceful attempt at a chicken burger. The only good thing would have been that it was passable as a fillet 'o fish burger, but as it was not made of fish I reckon it deserves negative points for having the texture of Flathead.
Buaawk: It said it came with pickled daikon, Habanero butter and "Crisy" Fries (not crispy). Maybe Crisy is the Chef responsible for this excuse for a meal. I'm going to review based on the different experience stages I went through.
Pre-Burger – The description on the menu is misleading. I got excited by the words "Southern" and "Habanero." There was nothing Southern about this burger, except the rating, and the spiciest ingredient of the experience was my temper.
Delivery to Table – The chicken, as shown, did not even fill the small brioche bun which made it look immediately like a Macca's $1 burger.
Eating – Like I said. it tasted like a fish burger. I am not sure why, I think it was the slippery bread-crumb batter that fell off as you ate it. The chips were 100% like Macca's fries so they at least complimented the look of the meal. And they were served in a cool looking mini fryer basket.
Post easting – I was left hungry enough to drown my sorrows in another pint of beer for lack of feeling full. The nail in the coffin was when a mate's chicken burger turned up as shown in the picture on the right. It had a double layer of chicken which forgave the meal slightly for him but made me even sadder, dropping the score by 1 point at least.
UPDATE: Stupidly, we went back. Mainly for the delicious Steigl Ale, but even falling down those steps isn't enough to make this burger worthy. It just doesn't not make a great initial impression visually. The chips were dry, but the chicken was super plump and juicy and that's pretty much the only thing good we have to say. OK, the bun wasn't bad – super minimal, crispy outside, soft and doughy inside, sort of like a southern biscuit. Overall the burger was sorely missing much needed tang form pickles or slaw. And a pickle would go a long way. For some reason we think pickled carrots would be perfect on this one. All this said, The Argyle is great, albeit touristy, venue and the live music was as actually good.
Purveyor: Lucky Pickle, 509-511 Crown St (entrance off High Holborn St), Surry Hills, Australia
Menu Item: Katsu Chicken Sandwich
Price: $12
Squawk: You gotta hand it to these guys. They do one thing, and they do it well. OK – maybe they do three or four things, but really the Katsu Chicken Sandwich is the star at this tiny little place and people line up for it. The chicken is perfect. And the sandwich is simple: Chicken, bread and slaw. This is both its beauty and its (partial) downfall.
Rating: 7/10


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A Beautiful Drone Film: "Tuscany Dawn"
While on tour with Al Jarreau in the 1990s, we had several days off in the Tuscany region of Italy and I got to explore the countryside for miles around (yes, even the steep hills) on a cheapo mountain bike the tour manager bought for me in France. This film brings back those days for me, and I think I even recognize some of the places.
A non-narrative short film of the beautiful landscapes in Tuscany, Italy. The region known for its rolling hills, villages, la dolce vita (the sweet life), vinyards, olives and cypress trees.
This dronefilm is shot on a 2 weeks vacation with my family. Drove out to explore the landscapes of the region, with my drone by early morning, so I could capture Tuscany by dawn.
The entire film was shot on a DJI Mavic Pro drone, with the settings +1, -3, -3 with Neat Video.
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Garda chiefs adamant they face cash crisis despite Shatter's pay pledge
SENIOR garda officers are adamant that they face a financial crisis this year unless almost 1,500 gardai are removed from the payroll.
They are pressing ahead with talks to find alternative ways to encourage gardai to leave the force – at least temporarily – despite claims by Justice Minister Alan Shatter that there is no possibility of gardai not being properly paid.
The minister was commenting on the disclosure in the Irish Independent yesterday that senior garda management had warned him they would not be able to provide a full policing service if he pressed ahead with plans to slash the strength of the force by the end of the year.
After studying the payroll budget set out in the 2013 estimates, garda financial officers have advised Commissioner Martin Callinan that there is only enough money to pay a force of around 12,000 members.
Garda management had been working on the basis that a bottom-line figure of 13,000 had been agreed under the national recovery plan and that this would be met by December through normal retirements.
But they became aware of what Mr Shatter described as "greater efficiencies" when they examined their financial allocation last month and outlined their concerns in a letter to him.
Mr Shatter has now dismissed their fears, saying: "There is no possibility of us losing 1,000 or 1,500 guards. There's no possibility of gardai not being properly paid."
However, senior gardai continue to engage in discussions with officials from the departments of Justice, Public Expenditure and Social Protection to discuss a range of proposals, including a three-year career break with a €30,000 taxable lump sum offered to those who accept, and the secondment of scores of personnel to agencies such as the Revenue Commissioners and Social Protection to help them tackle fraud.
If these were successful, they would significantly reduce the garda payroll but would dramatically reduce the numbers available for policing work.
Fianna Fail's former defence and junior justice minister, Willie O'Dea warned last night that the cuts would undo all of the garda achievements of recent years in curbing gangland violence in cities such as Limerick and thwarting the efforts of dissident republicans bent on murder.
He said the cuts were being foisted upon the gardai in an underhand and dishonest way and were an open invitation from Mr Shatter to potential gangland kingpins to take over where their predecessors had "left off".
The general secretary of the Association of Garda Sergeants and Inspectors, John Redmond, told the minister that losing 11pc of the workforce would be a backward step.
He said the disappearance of 'yellow jackets' on the ground would bring public confidence to an all-time low and that the cost to the Exchequer of increased serious crime would be more than the anticipated savings of €35m.
John Parker, president of the rank and file Garda Representative Association, called for the setting up of an independent police authority to ensure that politicians could not dictate arbitrary reductions in policing resources.
In response to criticisms of the failure to launch a recruitment campaign, since it takes two years to complete the programme, Mr Shatter said recruits could be taken on from next year and sent into a fast-tracked training programme lasting one year.
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His name was Chet. He was my best friend in HS and I had wanted him for so long, wanted to feel him, touch all of his body. He was really the first man I ever looked at in a sexual way. Dirty blonde hair that looked styled no matter how messed up it was, blue eyes, dimples and a grin that knew something you didn't know. Smooth chest and the thickest hottest legs you have ever seen. I found that I was always happy just being near him. But, I could feel the need for something more growing in me every day.
One night a group of us were out partying in the typical high school way - a lot of booze and a lot of girls. Chet was really horny that night and kept grabbing his girlfriend in ways she didn't want. I felt a little sorry for her, but that emotion kept crashing up against blinding jealousy. I wanted him to do that to me! I could tell he needed a fuck BAD! Hell, everybody could. Well, he finally pissed her off before she put out and she left him. We spent the next couple of hours driving dark back roads in his Jeep, knocking down beer after beer and he kept telling me how horny he was, even pulled up his shirt to show me that raging cock just under his tan shorts. Shit, I was on fire. I couldn't take anymore, and before he could drop the shirt back down, my hand was on his cock.
He slammed on the brakes, and I was sure he was about to punch me right out of the car. He did seem stunned and pissed, but I told him all I wanted was to help him out. Then, almost barely noticeably, his arms dropped away from his lap and left the wet spot in his shorts for me to see in the dashboard lights.
I reached again, only this time there was no reaction. Only his chest lifting with a deeper breath. At that point, I was on automatic. I reached over and lifted the shirt off of his smooth body and touched his solid nipple, he raised his arms above his head, grabbed the roll bar, and said, "suck my tits, man - DO IT!" You could hear reservation in voice. He wanted to get sucked so bad, but just couldn't let go and enjoy it, but I didn't care. Fuck I was so hard! I twisted in my seat and my mouth found its way to his hot smooth pecs. The river leaking out of my cock was drenching my jeans.
He tasted so fucking good - I knew he would. I was so close now, I could feel his breath sharpen each time my teeth crossed that hard nipple. My hands began to probe his body, learning every curve, every tiny piece of solid muscle. Oh, god and those abs! So hard and so flat! My mouth began trailing down so my tongue could drive deep into his navel.
I licked him until his skin was shining in the night air. I couldn't wait any longer. I turned my eyes upward to see if we was going to keep me from getting at that prize I'd wanted so long. But his head was thrown back against the rest and his mouth was open. I could see the definition of his arms, stretched above his head to the roll bar and his wet nipples pointing out from his pecs.
He wasn't going to say no.
Then it was time. I reached for the button to his shorts. 3 years of waiting, and here I was. I pulled on the button and the top of the zipper slid down a bit from the pressure underneath. I finished the job and saw his dick, lifting and falling slightly under the clinging wet boxers with each new throbbing wave.
I peeled the wet material back, and there it was, long thick and cut. I'd seen it so many times in the locker room after practice, beautiful then when it swung casually from his bush as he walked, but irresistible now - now that it was so hard and all mine!
My first reaction was to touch it. Just take a moment to learn the lines of Chet's thick tool, but I thought at any moment, he would snap out of his beer and sex induced stupor and tell me to get the fuck away from him. I had to move quick. So, in an instant, my mouth was around the cock I had wanted so badly. Oh, the taste of him! So sweet but bitter. If I had my choice, I would have spent the rest of my life on that dick!
I dropped down on Chet's cock as far as I could. As I sucked him, I pushed his shorts down to his ankles and let him work them off completely. I lifted away from his dick long enough to take in the full view. Damn he was incredible! His thick legs were spread so wide, the left one was hanging out of the Jeep. The trail leading to his dick was perfect. His cock was in full swell now, and that throb was even bigger. God I loved watching it bob up and down against his smooth flat abs!
I worked his balls a minute, just so I could watch his face while he was pleased. It was beautiful. His reactions, the way his mouth opened to let out those little moans. Everything. Then, back down to suck him more. I wasn't on him long before the thrusting of his hips became faster. He was going to fuck my mouth and cum any second! Then suddenly, he pulled out.
I was sure this was it. I had gotten all I was going to get. But instead of throwing me out, He reached for my waist, and turned me so my legs were across the drivers seat while he climbed out. He tore into the fly of my jeans and yanked them off me in one quick move. Then, came my boxers and there I was, spread across his car, Chet standing over me and my cock straight in the air.
His attitude was different now. I think he was amazed that any man could get him to cum and it became a competition.... I was about to lose. He pushed my T-shirt up past my smooth pecs and nipples and pinched me. He pinched my nipples HARD. I started squirming against his grip, but he knew I wasn't going anywhere. He pinched me for a long time - almost until I shot a load. Then let me go and slowly began moving his hands down.
He moved over my abs, gripping my sides and squeezing. I found out that night why Chet's girlfriend didn't like his grabbing. Chet plays rough. But I didn't care. Every touch, every movement of his hand made me that much harder. And then it happened. In an instant, his big hand was around me, rolling my helpless dick around in his jock's grip. I almost shot right then and there, but fought it off with all my strength. I wasn't about to let 3 years of waiting climax in two seconds of jerking.
He saw that I was resisting, and made me pay. That night, Chet unleashed the most intense, almost violent, sexual experience of my life. His strokes never started slowly. He started to pound my cock into submission, forcing me to buck my ass off the seat to match his rhythm. I never realized how strong he was until that night. Between his pounding and my bucking, my body worked toward the edge of the seat and out of the car.
I couldn't take anymore, I had to do something. The world right at that moment was upside down as my head hung out of Chet's Jeep. All I could think of was this man I had wanted for so long was giving my dick the beating of its life and I LOVED IT! Images of him filled my head, seeing him at practice, in the shower. Watching his tool swing while he walked, that time I got brave and brushed against him as we undressed, all the times I had jerked off thinking about him. And now, here we were, and HE was doing all the work.
No way. I couldn't just lie there and take it. I lifted up in the seat, came eye to eye with him and grabbed Chet's fuck meat HARD! Then the competition was really on. We were determined to see who would give in first and shoot his load. I pumped his cock so hard my arm was burning, but I wasn't going to quit. But every time I gave him more, he gave it right back and rougher.
I tried so hard, but it was no good. At that point all I wanted in the world was to cum in Chet's hand. He leaned against the seat for support, freed up his right hand, gave me one more of those lethal nipple pinches, and it was all over. I screamed his name and blew. I didn't care who heard me. All I knew was that wave after wave of thick cum was shooting onto the hand I had wrapped around his cock. The cum made his dick even slicker and he was mine seconds later. He pushed me down and grabbed his tool to fire his hot load all over me. I just laid there and took it, on my chest, my face, and my cock. His smell was something I'll never forget.
We never did it again. He said that he never wanted it to happen, that he was more trashed than me - so it was my fault. But I know better. He wanted it. Even if he won't admit it.
And it was worth it!
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Hello Kitty gets an American welcome as she turns 40
Japan's iconic Hello Kitty takes L.A. by storm. Sharon Reich reports.
It'll be a 40th birthday to remember for Hello Kitty. And what more could a super cute girl want than an entire museum exhibition dedicated to her? At the Japanese American National Museum in Los Angeles, a retrospective looks at the wild life of the mouthless cat. From the very first Hello Kitty vinyl miniature coin purse, to giant renditions of her as Kittypatra, she's become the iconic figure symbolizing Japan's "kawaii" or cute culture around the world. Jamie Rivadeneira is co-curator of the exhibit. SOUNDBITE: Jamie Rivadeneira, co-curator of the exhibit saying (English): "She's a really good blank canvas, she doesn't have a mouth, she doesn't really have a personality written for her, like a story. She's made to put on product, so I feel like the artist can speak through her really easily, and project their emotions and their feelings on her," says Rivadeneira, who co-curated the exhibit. Since her creation in a 1974 Japanese design contest, she has won over legions of international supporters including Janet Hsu, the President and COO of Sanrio, the company that owns Hello Kitty. SOUNDBITE: Janet Hsu, President and COO of Sanrio, saying (English): "I grew emotionally connected with her through the years. The reason why she inspires me is she's a friend to everyone, she's a unique companion to each person." The exhibit features two parts - a look at Hello Kitty's past, including her marketing everything from plush toys to aircraft, and a contemporary take on her life through works of art. Looking at Hello Kitty's popularity, it seems fair to say, that all cat's are not created equal.


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Bootstrapped/Startup Marketing Part 3
For this third part on the series I'm going to dive into what people perhaps most traditionally think of with marketing startups, online advertising. Online advertising can work, but its definitely not cheap and it does take a good about of pounding at it to know what works. I'm going to break up the three key types of advertising, based on the way I've utilized them and evaluated them recently.
Contextual The first is search advertising, or contextual. The biggest usage of this has of course most recently been with google AdWords. For the complete novices out there, this is where you're ad would appear as text based on certain search keywords. You're the one that is able to determine the keywords, though google does rank you for relevance and how much you are willing to pay respective of the other person bidding on the same keywords.
For a startup I'd very strongly discourage advertising for keywords you already appear as the first result. A part of this goes back to part one of the series, SEO doesn't cost you anything other than time, so invest in it. If you're already at the top of the results, why potentially pay $2 for a click, when you're already there. With limited budget you want to be very selective about which keywords you target. In our experiences the best targetting can be with regards to your competitors or similar products. Also take advantage of google's tools here. There are many tools within adwords that will suggest new keywords, rank your relevance, and show traffic to certain keywords.
Always remember, what you really want is conversion, so make sure that's what you're tracking against performance. The key to doing this is linking your Google AdWords account to your Google Analytics. Google mentions in several places you should do this, but is very light on the instructions of how. So for a really quick how to:
- Within Google AdWords select Reporting and Tools
- Select Google Analytics
- You should be able to edit your Google Analytic account settings here
- When editing you want to enable sharing your Google analytics data with other google products
Demographic In my eyes this used to be facebook advertising. With facebook you could get at more demographic information than anywhere else on the web and hypertarget your users. I must say this has expanded some, but to me only slightly with now through LinkedIn into the mix. Many people jumped on the bandwagon about facebook ads immediately after they launched. With facebook ads when advertising for the exact same thing as google your return will be lower. Yeah, your clicks are cheaper, but typically you have a higher bounce rate also. They key to demographic advertising is targeting appropriately for the medium.
We followed a rather structured process to identify what worked. If there's enough interest in this specifically I'll do a full follow up post later but the high level steps:
- Cast a broad new demographically (meaning don't target male versus female or a specific age, target a very broad range)
- Narrow down on interests
- If you want to advertise an iphone app, narrow down on iphone or apple
- Tag your campaigns (your url should always be tagged for google analytics, check out their tool for this: http://www.google.com/support/analytics/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=55578)
Once you've cast your initial broad net you'll want to continue to refine and iterate to know exact cost of conversion per demographic type, but thats once you identify if there's any value at all.
Vertical Most people term this display advertising, display is typically a banner/image ad going up on some website. I prefer viewing it as vertical, because if you target your display advertising correctly on sites you want to be on, its definitely more targetted than a standard billboard. Google does have some options for display advertising, but I've found their image approval process very painful.
With display or vertical advertising there's a few key's I've found valuable: 1. Image approval process matters as you dont have multiple weeks to spare 2. The ability to target/select your sites is an obvious must 3. Filtering out MFA (Made for Adsense) sites in the case you do open it up slightly by site type
On the third item theres two ways of doing this, you can manually check daily in google, and exclude sites. What you're looking for here is sites with < 100 impressions and abnormally high click through rates. The other option for managing and tweaking these vertical campaigns is to let someone else do much of the optimization. My recent favorite for this is AdRoll. There's definitely a slight premium over going directly to google, but they do let you easily get your campaign running and very much help optimize.


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Returning to the aggressive sound that helped thrust it into the spotlight, this seminal rap group comes off as belligerent as ever on its new album. Targeting a particular set of problems has become a PE trademark over the years, and on this set the primary adversaries are the greedy powers that be--record company owners and the government, among others--that suffocate and exploit the people who line their pockets.
The eerie "Swindlers Lust," which finds leader Chuck D abandoning his signature bombastic delivery in favor of a biting, spoken-word flow, has to be one of the most scathing critiques of the music industry ever recorded. In fact, shady record company practices are chastised in many of the collection's 14 cuts. Primary producer Tom E. Hawk assembles a chaotic mix of wailing guitars, bizarre sound effects and crashing drums that matches the intensity of Chuck and partner Flavor Flav's lightning raps.
In salute to the technological revolution that Public Enemy believes is currently underway, the album is currently available on-line at http://www.atomicpop.com (for ordering and downloading) and at http://www.amazon.com (for ordering), and will not be in record stores until July 13.
Albums are rated on a scale of one star (poor), two stars (fair), three stars (good) and four stars (excellent). The albums are already released unless otherwise noted.


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British Secretary of State for Defence Liam Fox came under fire Wednesday, accused of putting national security at risk. Fox is believed to have let a friend visit the Ministry of Defense by introducing himself as an "adviser to the Rt Hon Dr Liam Fox MP", according to a report in The Guardian.
The friend in question, Adam Werritty, 33, a defense consultant and former director of a health company, is believed to be an ex-flatmate of Fox and made as many as 14 visits to the MoD. He was also Fox's best man at his wedding in 2005.
Former Defence Secretary, Kevan Jones told The Telegraph the meetings could be "a threat to national security", particularly if the men discussed confidential matters.
The MoD issued a statement Wednesday night describing Werritty as a friend of the secretary, rather than an employee of the government.
"Adam is not and has never been part of Fox's official travelling party when the secretary of state is abroad on official business. In line with MoD guidelines the department only covers the costs of its employees," said a spokesperson.
In response to the criticism, Fox told Channel 4 that he never met Werritty in "an official capacity".
The opposition Labour Party is now asking about possible financial incentives Fox may have given Werritty. The party is also demanding that the MoD make public e-mails exchanged between Fox and Werrity, as well as minutes of their meetings.


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Knock knock knock.
Gentleman Caller.
Summer makes me want to drink margaritas. There – I've said it. Sometimes (oftentimes) margaritas, especially in New York City, are teeth-hurtingly-sweet calorie bombs made with low-tier tequila. Let's eradicate that from our vernacular. Beyond that, let's see if we can't re-vamp the STRAWBERRY margarita, the even more maligned sibling of the regular margarita, a sorority girl special, a bridesmaid's best Becky.
Today the Gentleman Caller is serving you a Strawberry Marga-tini with no risk of making you have flashbacks from your pledge period.
Here's what you need:
- martini glass, in the freezer
- shaker
- 2 oz of decent reposado tequila (the kind that looks like tea)
- 1 oz triple sec
- 2 oz strawberry nectar
- juice of half a lime
- 1 tsp salt
- 1/4 tsp citric acid
- ice
In a bowl or shallow plate combine citric acid and salt.
This is creating a reminiscent thing for me. In Alvin, TX where I grew up there are a lot of Mexicans. They always used to eat this weird salt/limon stuff in little packets. I was given one in 2nd grade and I was hooked.
Do you remember these things? Anyway, back on task.
Cut the lime. Rim the glass with lime juice, then with the salt/citric acid mixture.
Put ice in the shaker. Add all the remaining ingredients: lime juice, strawberry nectar, tequila, triple sec. Shake it shake it shake it! (see video!)
Pour and enjoy.
You're gonna thank me for this one. Olé.
The Gentleman Caller


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Services & Programs
About Us
Student Development Centre
Upcoming Events
Prep Information Night
Thursday 6th June
For any parents or carers that have children going into Prep next year this information night will give you all of the information you need, as well as a chance to ask any questions you may have.
Mother's Day Afternoon Tea
Friday 10th May
On Friday 10th May we are having a Mother's Day Afternoon Tea Party. They will be held in your child's classroom at 2:30pm. This afternoon tea is a thank you to a special person for everything they do throughout the year. We look forward to seeing you there!
Mother's Day Stall
Thursday 9th May
On Thursday 9th May we are having a Mother's Day stall where students can purchase something for someone special. The prices start at $1. If any parents or carers are free and would like to help out with the stall please see Shannon in the office.
Photo Day
Wednesday 8th May
Wednesday 8th of May is School Photo Day! This year we can order school photos online or by ordering with the slip that has been sent home. All the information for ordering online is on the form that is being sent home today. Families not able to order online will need to bring their form and money to school on the photo day (Wednesday 8th of May).
Life Ed Van
Monday 6th and Tuesday 7th May
On Monday 6th and Tuesday 7th of May we will be having a visit from Harold and the Life Education Van. Each class will take turns in visiting the van. There will be a parent session taking place on Monday 6th of May at 9am and will go for half an hour. All are welcome.
Please return permission slips by Friday 3rd of May for your child to participate.
Important Dates for Week 1 - Term 2
Tuesday 23rd April - Friday 26th April
The first week back in Term 2 has 2 public holidays (Easter Monday and ANZAC Day) and a curriculum day so please be mindful of the dates.
Last Day of Term 1
Friday 5th April
Our last day of Term 1 is on Friday 5th April. Students are dismissed from school early at 2:30pm.
David Bridie Performance
Thursday 28th March
We are so lucky and excited to announce that this Thursday 28th March David Bridie is coming to MRPS to do a performance for us. 🎤😀
David Bridie is a contemporary musician and songwriter from Melbourne, Australia. He is the quiet achiever of Australian music, seven time ARIA award winning songwriter and composer. David Bridie has enjoyed a distinguished career as one of Australia's most innovative musicians with his repertoire as a recording artist, soundtrack composer, producer, lyricist, uniquely Australian songwriter and singer, as well as a specialist in the music of Melanesia.
Parents and Carers are all welcome to come and watch the performance on Thursday at 2:40pm in the hall.
Dental Van
Monday 25th March
Semper Dental will be attending Mahogany Rise Primary School on Monday 25th March for their
Grow Up Smiling visit. The mobile clinic provide an initial dental check-up for all of your students AT NO OUT OF POCKET EXPENSE. To schedule a free dental check-up/screening (and oral health presentation) for your child, please see the office for an Expression of Interest Form. They need to be returned by Wednesday 29th March.
Ride 2 School Day
Friday 22nd March
Join hundreds of schools across Australia celebrating riding, walking, scooting and skating to school on Friday 22 March 2019!
Labour Day
Monday 11th March
Monday 11th March is the Labour Day public holiday so students are not required to attend school on this day.
Parent/Teacher Interviews
Monday 18th February
Just a reminder that the Parent/Teacher interviews are this Monday 18th February from 3:30pm-7:30pm. If you still have not booked a time to see your child's classroom teacher please do so as it is a great opportunity to talk to the teacher about you child. It helps everyone to be on the same page.
First Day of School
Thursday 31st January
The students first day back to school for 2019 will be Thursday 31st January for Grades 1-6 and Friday 1st February for Preps. We look forward to seeing everyone after their relaxing break.
Last Day of School
Friday 21st December
A friendly reminder that we have our final assembly at 1:15pm today where the raffle will be drawn. Students will be dismissed at 1.30pm. Come and celebrate the end of the school year together!
Grade 6 Graduation
Tuesday 18th December
When: Tuesday 18th December 2018
Time: 6:00pm
Where: Monterey Secondary College
L Block located next to school office
Silvertop Street, Frankston North.
Parent Teacher Interviews
Monday 17th December
To help you understand your child's report we have parent/teachers on Monday 17th December. This is a really good opportunity to hear from the classroom teacher about what has been achieved over this year and to begin to have some understandings about what the next steps will be for 2019 for your child's education.
End of year award ceremony
Monday 17th December
Our end of year awards ceremony is such an exciting time where students are awarded certificates in each subject area for their hard work.
Parents and carers are welcome to attend the ceremony which will be held in the school hall at 2:30pm on Monday 17th December.
Outdoor Movie Night
Friday 7th December
Free family outdoor movie night to watch
The Greatest Showman.
Where: Monterey Secondary College Oval
Time: 7:45pm arrival for a sunset start
Food and drinks available to purchase. BYO Picnic rug.
Book Fair
Tuesday 20th November - Thursday 22nd November
Scholastic Book Fairs is coming to our school with a Buy One, Get One FREE Book Fair! This special event offers a great opportunity for you to add twice as many books to your child's home library or for some special Christmas presents. You will leave the fair with twice as many books!
When: Tuesday 20th November to Thursday 22nd November
Where: MRPS Library
Time: 3:10pm - 3:30pm
Melbourne Cup Public Hoiday
Tuesday 6th November
Students are not required at school on Melbourne Cup day as it is a Public Holiday.
Europe Trip
Sunday 28th October - Wednesday 14th November
Our trip to Europe is getting closer and we will be heading off on Sunday October 28th and returning on Wednesday 14th November. Final plans are being drawn up and after the holidays there will only be 3 weeks of school before we fly out.
Stepping into Prep Parent Information Night
Thursday 25th October
On Thursday 25th October at 5pm we are holding a Prep Parent Information Night. If your child is starting Prep next year we would love for you to come along to have any of your questions answered. Parents will receive an information pack with practical information about your child starting school.
First Day of Term 4
Monday 8th October
Students are due back to school on Monday 8th October for Term 4. We hope everyone has a safe and happy holidays.
Last Day of Term 3
Friday 21st September
Our last day of term will be on Friday 21st September. Students will finish early at 2:30pm.
Footy Day and Special Lunch
Friday 21st September
Students can come dressed up in their football teams colours. Students will get a yummy football themed lunch and are able to support their football team in the MRPS football parade. Parents and carers are invited to attend the parade.
Fun Run
Thursday 20th September
Students will be completing in a Fun Run around the school. Fun Runs are a great way to raise money whilst promoting healthy activity. All of the money raised will go to the Journey to Europe. A range of prizes are also available for students who raise money.
Year 4/5 DOXA Camp Malmsbury
Monday 17th – 19th September
Students in years 4 and 5 will be attending the DOXA Malmsbury Camp.
Students will be enjoying a range of activities
which are supervised by qualified outdoor education instructors to high safety standards. They include:
Challenge ropes course,
Climbing tower, Giant swing, Giant ladder, Trampolines, Low ropes, Crate stack, Leap of faith, Ga-ga pit, River ecology, Bush walking, Orienteering, Frisbee golf, Archery and Cooking.
Trivia Night
Saturday 15th September
Since 2013,
Students at Mahogany Rise Primary School
have been involved in Overseas Learning Experiences.
This year Mahogany Rise will be sending 2 groups of students
on an experience of a lifetime. One group will be visiting Europe and another group are off to India. We ask that you come along to our trivia night for a fun filled night and a great opportunity to help raise money for these students to attend.
When: Saturday 15th September
Where: Monterey Secondary College L Block
BYO Food and Drink of choice
Tea and Coffee Provided
This is an 18+ event
Organise a term of 10 or let us allocate you to a team
$10 per person
Please see or call Shannon in the office to book a table.
Project C Performance
Thursday 13th September
In the wake of Polyglot finishing their multi-year arts partnership at Mahogany Rise Primary School last year, Project C are now running a similar creative arts project with 5/6S this term. Project C is a not-for-profit started by Wilson that aims to equip and connect young people with skills and resources through alternative arts education.
Students will participate in creative exploration through visual and performing arts. As this is a student led learning experience, students will have the opportunity to try various creative art forms and learn new skills. This will all come together in a performance event on the evening of Thursday 13th September at 6.00pm at MRPS School Hall. Staff, parents, family and the wider community will be invited to watch what the students have created over the program.
Lightning Premiership – Interschool Sports Finals
Friday 7th September
Students in grades 4, 5 and 6, who are involved in interschool sports, will be competing in their lightning premiership tournament in Netball and Football. Students will complete mini games against each school in a full day of sporting fun!
Father's Day Stall
Thursday 30th August
Our Father's Day stall will be held on Thursday 30th August where students can buy something for that special someone.
Dental Visit
27th August
On Monday 27th August you child will have the opportunity of a government funded dental check-up, treatment and ongoing dental plan at school provided by Semper Dental.
Please see your classroom teacher or Amy in the office for a form. They must be returned by Friday 17th August.
Book Week Dress up day and Parade
Wednesday 22nd August
On Wednesday 22nd of August s
tudents are invited to dress up as their favourite book character. A parade will occur where students can show off their amazing costumes. Students will also be involved in a range of book related activities throughout the day.
Book Week
18th – 24th August
The theme for Book Week this year is Find Your Treasure! The Book Fair the previous week will give your children a chance to find their treasure in the many books on sale during the Book Fair. Further details will be provided closer to the date.
Book Fair
13th – 16th August
Mahogany Rise P.S. will once again be hosting a Book Fair starting from 13 August - 16 August 2018. The theme for this year's Book Fair is To the Book Fair and Beyond: Reading is out of this World!
Prep Transition Program
15th, 22nd and 29th of August
5th and 12th of September
At Mahogany Rise Primary school, we believe in a seamless transition from kindergarten to Prep is vital in establishing a sound start to school life. Children and parents are encouraged to participate in the transition program in order to explore the exciting and stimulating programs available at Mahogany Rise Primary School.
Trip to India
Thursday 9th August
It is a very exciting day as students who are attending the trip to India are flying out of Melbourne and will return on Sunday 19th August. We all hope you have an amazing and safe trip!
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Foundation 2019 Parent information Night
9th August
If you or anyone you know has a child starting Prep next year please come along to our Prep Information Night on Thursday 9th August from 5pm until 6pm.
Curriculum Day
16th July
The school will be closed on the first day of Term 3 as we will be having a curriculum day.
Free Dress Day
28th June
The Student Representative Council have been very busy organising a Free Dress Day for Thursday 28th June and have nominated giving the money raised to the Royal Children's Hospital!! Please remind your child to wear free dress and bring a gold coin on the day so that we can help support unwell children.
Performing Arts Assembly
27th June
Wilson is very excited to be putting together a Performing Arts Assembly. This is a great opportunity to see what the students have been learning and to further encourage them to keep learning and growing as young musicians and performers.
It will take place in the hall from 2:30pm on Wednesday 27th June (last week of term).
All parents and carers are invited to attend!
Parent/teacher interviews
26th June
The last Tuesday night of this term we will be having our parent/teacher interviews. There will be a notice going home shortly so make sure you book your spot with the classroom teacher.
Awards Assembly
25th June
On Monday 25th June we will be holding our mid year awards ceremony. It will commence at 2.30pm and conclude after 3pm. All parents, carers and family members are invited to come along and celebrate the good work that is being done by our students.
Let's Chat Sessions
16th June
23rd June
28th July
4th August
Our Let's Chat sessions are a FREE program for parents or carers to help build early speaking and listening skills for their babies, toddlers or preschoool aged children.
Afternoon tea with Union
7th June
The AEU are holding an afternoon tea for all staff, parents and members on Thursday 7 June at 3:45pm - 4:45pm at Monterey Secondary College.
The Turnbull government has cut $1.9 billion of funding to public schools. Under Turnbull's plan, by 2023, 87% of public schools will remain underfunded. This is not fair.
Join school staff, principals, parents, and members of your electorate to discuss how schools would use additional funds to support students, and how you can help ensure your school gets the fair funding it deserves.
Refreshments and food will be provided and we will be giving away some new campaign merchandise. If you are interested in attending please RSVP through the link
as numbers will assist with catering.
More info about the campaign at
School Photos
6th June
School photos will be held on Wednesday 6th June.
The envelopes with all of the details will be going home to each child on Monday.
Ballet concert
5th June
Our students have been involved in ballet lessons over the last few weeks and there will be a grand finale concert on the last day of the program. Parents are welcome to come along at 12.30 on Tuesday 5th June.
Prep Information Night
24th May
Prep Information Night is taking place this Thursday 24th May at 5pm. If you or anyone you know has a child going into Prep next year we would love to see you at the session.
School Holidays!
29th March
After a very busy term full of learning and success, our students will be ready for a much earned break.
Term 1 ends on Thursday the 29th of March and Term 3 will commence on Monday the 16th of April.
We wish all students and their families a safe and happy holiday!
78 Storey Treehouse
Thursday the 19th April
Students from 23S, 34F, 45R and 56S have been invited to attend this exciting Arts Centre Excursion held at the Arts Centre Melbourne.
The students will travel to Arts Centre Melbourne to watch a 78 Storey Treehouse performance and have a tour of the arts centre.
If time and weather permit we will also visit the Royal Botanic Gardens.


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Poetry Books
Even So
One for the Money
No Other LIfe
The Geography of Home
Braver Deeds
The Dream of a Moral Life
In the Face of It
In Japan
Precious Mirror
Greenhouse Review Press
Fine Art Books
Trade Books
Passionate Pilgrim
Thinking About Bill
Dressing the Text
The Books That Should Be Written
The Afterlife Review
The Unbroken Line
The Prose Poem
The Book Club of California
Curriculum Vitae
UCSC/Cowell Press
Georgiana Bruce Kirby
Gary Young has received the following awards:
George Bogin Memorial Award
, Poetry Society of America, 2014.
Lucille Medwick Memorial Award
, Poetry Society of America, 2013.
Santa Cruz County
Artist of the Year
, 2012 .
Poet Laureate
of Santa Cruz County, Santa Cruz, California, 2010 -2011 .
Shelley Memorial Award
of the Poetry Society of America, 2009 .
Hitchcock Poetry Fund Grant, UCSC, 2005-2006, 2006-2007, 2007 -2008 , 2008 -2009, 2009-2010, 2010 -2011, 2011 -2012, 2012 -2013, 2013 -2014 .
Residency in Poetry, Ucross Foundation, 2004.
William Carlos Williams Award of the Poetry Society of America, 2003.
National Endowment for the Arts Creative Writing Fellowship Grant, 2003.
Lyric Poem Award, Poetry Society of America, 2001.
Merit Award, Bookmakers: West Coast, Artisans, Mill Valley, 1999.
Peregrine Smith Poetry Prize, 1998.
Amaranth Prose Poetry Prize Winner, 1998.
Adrienne Lee Award in Poetry, 1996.
Vallecitos Retreat Scholarship Residency, 1994.
Western Books Exhibition Competition Winner, 1994.
California Arts Council Grant in Poetry, 1993.
Pushcart Prize, 1992.
Ludwig Vogelstein Foundation Grant in Poetry, 1991.
Purchase Prize, Art of the Broadside Competition, Potsdam College, New York, 1991.
Writer-in-Residence, The Writers Community of The Writer's Voice, West Side Center for the Arts,
New York, New York, 1990.
Dewar's Young Artists Recognition Award in Literature, 1990.
The John Ciardi Fellowship in Poetry, Bread Loaf Writer's Conference, 1990.
National Endowment for the Humanities Fellowship, 1986.
Residency in Poetry and Printmaking, Ucross Foundation, 1985.
James D. Phelan Award in Literature, 1983.
National Endowment for the Arts Creative Writing Fellowship Grant, 1981-1982
Scholarship, Squaw Valley Community of Writers, 1974.
Copyright © 2013 Gary Young - All rights reserved.


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After practicing medicine for many years, I've come to a very straightforward conclusion: prevention is the key to a long, healthy life. The era of reactive medicine is giving way to health care that is now preventive and collaborative.
The most common causes of death and disability—heart disease and cancer— begin at a stage when early detection can lead to prevention or cure. Through the use of contemporary genetics, advanced blood tests and medical imaging, the risk for most life-threatening diseases can be detected in time to take action. I'm fully convinced that the marriage of technology
and medicine will be one of history's most powerful unions.
Contemporary health care should also be collaborative. No one will ever care
more about your health than you. Your own research and thoughts must
always be respected and incorporated in your care. In order to make optimal
health decisions, however, everyone needs reliable information and a trusted
physician for guidance—a physician who is knowledgeable,accessible and
willing to help coordinate your health care.
Your experience at Colorado Preventive Medicine should be like
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you are our singular focus. No interruptions. No distractions.
Please take a moment to review our web site or call us to learn
more about Colorado Preventive Medicine.
Stay healthy.
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Colorado Preventive Medicine


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It will be interesting to see whether the current dramatic events unfolding in various western financial markets, herald the beginning of a re-enactment of the disastrous financial turmoil of the 1930s and if so, how great a part of the blame history lays at the feet of globalisation and the neo-conservative pursuit of ever greater, international free-market liberalisation.
Will the de-regulation of international markets be the very petar upon which its enginers are hoist and have we reached the tipping point where the West slowly starts to relinquish international primacy to the East?.. Only time will tell.
How ironic if those riding the tiger of market forces discover their survival depends on the type of government interventions they have spent decades deriding and considerable sums undermining.. Hubris however will demand that they spend an inordinate amount of media time blaming those interventions for their fall.. the general public will of necessity, have to pick up the tab for corporate incompetence.. as usual.
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When she works...she works!
I finished 20 of these little notebooks yesterday, and I am going to show you half of them in this post. So much fun to play and be mixy/matchy!
I love being able to make elements with my punches and Big Shot. Isn't Mr. Owl cute sitting on his leafy branch!?!?
I am also working on punching and running scraps through the die cutting machine. It doesn't seem like I have made a dent till I look in the trash can!
I have watched a zillion "Days of Our Lives" while working. One of the new "soaps" I have been watching now that "All My Children" is gone. :-( Can you see the dimension on the flowers!?!? Good ole' pop up dots, one of my favorite friends.
I am very thankful to have this burst of energy. Perhaps it is the cooler weather!?!?!? Who knows. One of the ups and downs of living with a chronic illness.
But whatever it is...we will run with it while it lasts, and be thankful! So which one is your favorite? Drop me a note or leave me a comment!
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Tuesday, August 9, 2011
City Views, Country Dreams
I do not know if other of my blog pals have been encountering problems with accessing your posts, or dashboards, or other bits and pieces that allow all of us to keep up our international, airborne connections. Well. I have had such problems for the past few days and am getting annoyed. Why no patience with this recent hiccup? Easy answer, because I do so enjoy staying in touch with you all.
I hope that our New York weather will soon turn milder, and that google, blogger or whatever power is experiencing difficulties, will soon have a complete recovery.
Hey, I also would not mind of the stock market might find a way to send its arrows upwards.
Best wishes to you all. All over the world.
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Yuck. Muggy weather. I remember living in that when I was growing up in Toronto. Cold and sweaty at the same time.ReplyDelete
I hope the "hiccups" with your international connections are much improved. Disappointing when the technology doesn't work properly.
Can't say much about the stock market. We're heavily invested in bonds. When the market for stocks falls, bonds pick up quite nicely. I agree it would be nice if there were some economic stability. But that's not likely to happen, given the sharp partisan political bickering the the US Congress.
We could do with a 'few degrees'of your warmth here. Our summer is just not happening this year!ReplyDelete
I think Blogger is being awkward generally. I know lots of poeple have been complaing of slow uploads, unable to see followers, unable to follow / comment etc. Hopefully it will get sorted soon.
Sending cooling breezes ...
M x
Hi. I enjoy your posts. I was having a lot of trouble with blogger a while back. Couldn't make any comments. Based on some online advise, I stopped checking the box that says "Stay Signed In" and it works fine. I'm sure this may not be the answer to your problem, but just in case ...ReplyDelete
Hi Frances,ReplyDelete
So sorry to hear you are having problems posting. I am using Firefox in stead of Internet Explorer, which helps a lot!
Hope the weather will get less humid in NY. Take care!
Lieve groet, Madelief x
It's a little bit grim all round at the moment. My blog's been fine, Frances, but our weather's been cold. I had to put the heating on yesterday morning! Let's hope for a spot of good news.ReplyDelete
Windy, sunny, a few showers... usual English summer menu here. I don't envy your hot and muggy!ReplyDelete
Hope Blogger bucks up soon.... I'll give you a wave across the pond :-)
Hope you don't get the impression that England has flipped it's lid - yes it is awful in those isolated city areas, but mostly it's life as normal over here. And very heartening that calls to pickup a broom and clear up or to sit down with a cup of tea, put things in perspective!
Trouble here as well, haven't tried to post in a couple weeks, too frustrating. I thought it was because I'm in Provincetown where the internet is pretty weak since we sit out in the ocean, but it seems to be a google-gmail problem.ReplyDelete
Frances, these problems seem to ahve been on going for ages now.It's very irritating, but don't lose heart and disappear, please.ReplyDelete
The 'Bourse' here is at rock bottom and the financial world is in despair.
My blog has been fine - apart from its author not having anything sensible to say in it - and I think I am broadly immune from the stock market being poor as a church mouse, though I do get rung up by denizens of your town who imagine I have thousands of pounds sloshing away somewhere with which to take a punt at Visa or some other share. I say I have no money; they simply do not believe me. Maybe I should write them a cheque made payable to CASH and ask for 50 per cent.ReplyDelete
I was brought up on the slogan 'neither a borrower not a lender be' which doesn't make much sense I know if you want to run a business or buy a house - but why governments can't adopt the principle of balanced budgets and 'sound' money, I don't know. It was the one thing Mrs Thatcher used to say which I agreed with her about. You cannot, should not, live on tick. And that applies to governments!
When Blogger acts up I switch browsers. Chrome works the best for me, then Firefox, and IE works the least.ReplyDelete
Thank you all for your comments. I am still experiencing connection difficulties, but will continue to try to connect!ReplyDelete
Hope your soon back to normal. things in the UK have been anything but. Very depressing times in the inner cities with riots and looters, maybe we could take a leaf out of NYC book and go for zero tolerance?ReplyDelete
Moist can be a lovely word when it comes to things like cakes, but when applied to weather, it's uncomfortable isn't it! I hope you get your fully functioning internet back soon Frances, there's nothing more frustrating than not being to access the web properly, I do understand. Vanessa xxxReplyDelete
I've had a couple of small problems with blogger/google but nothing very major, not like the horror stories everywhere else: the world of finance, the world of politics, and the world out on the streets.ReplyDelete
Sometimes I think it's just as well that I'm getting old and living away from it all. Still, everything out there has an impact on my life hidden in the country, so perhaps I better pay attention.
Riots and falling markets - it's a messy time indeed. I am so caught up in keeping things together here that I don't have time to think about the world as I'd normally do. I know that I have a couple of emails earmarked for you - and they will be sent!!ReplyDelete
It's been hot and humid here too, but the rains came this week and it's a bit cooler now thankfully. The rain seemed to stop the riots, also thankfully. It has felt like a very strange week - markets crashing, riots, thunderstorms. An end of days feel. But the corner seems to have been turned...ReplyDelete
I too have some qualms with Blogger since they had their blackout a few months ago.ReplyDelete
At least the weather has changed much for the better.
I hope you can do a Monday 'Spring' post Frances...
FYI, I thought you might want to know that Sesame Street pair Bert and Ernie 'will not marry'
Good that you are back in touch! We are up in Tappan escaping the dreaded floor sanders chez us!ReplyDelete
Hope see you on our return to NY!
Hello FrancesReplyDelete
I'm sorry you've been having blogger problems - so frustrating, I know. I do hope it is working better now for you. I hope you have some nice cooler weather too, and feel much more refreshed.
Sending you good wishes for a happy week.
Helen x
One of the reasons I decided to use Word Press when I started to blog again, was that Blogger seemed to have PMT far too often!ReplyDelete
I didn't know you had glaucoma too - it was something I added to the list this Spring. I understand it can be controlled well these days.
Trusting all is well, Frances. Reading between the lines, I sense maybe its not.
Thinking of you x
Hello Frances, you had to be quick to see my brief flash of unfinished blog go up before I pulled it down again!ReplyDelete
At least Blogger behaved long enough for us to have a quick message from our New York friend. We only feel alone, in truth we are all connected.
Here's to cooler, saner days soon.
I hope that your weather has become a bit more amenable now. I don't know what browser you use, but I don't tend to have problems in Chrome - Firefox is usually OK as well - it might be worth trying another one? Best to avoid Explorer - my techie son tells me it causes no end of trouble.ReplyDelete
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Frances, it was so nice of you to visit me. Thank you. As far as a new sewing machine? Well, I am using an inexpensive Singer sewing machine that is twelve years old now. It works just fine.ReplyDelete
Hi Frances – it is always a pleasure to read your thoughtful comments on my blog, merci. I did not have problems with blogger because my laptop did not work. I thought it had crashed and bought a new laptop. That night my daughter discovered that only my connecting cable to the electricity was bad. I received my $35 cable on Monday and the laptop works! (I returned the new one, the box unopened.) During my downtime I used my husband's computer and made some travel plans. I got really good tickets on Delta for New York the end of September, for a week. I hope your weather will be nice then. Here it has been warm but not humid, so it is pleasant.ReplyDelete
Hi Frances - yes, Blogger seems to be plagued with various irritating problems. Sometimes switching browsers helps for a while. Hope your weather and the stock market improves, and meanwhile, if it's any consolation, just think of the state of the Euro! All best wishes, Karen xoReplyDelete
I hope your August weather is at least as fabulous as the one we are enjoying right now: no humidity, gorgeous blue skies, hot during the day, but mitigated by cool nights.ReplyDelete
Blogger is a bit erratic this month, it truly is!
I too have been experiencing blogger problems!ReplyDelete


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