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How do I place my order?
- Online on our website http://www.ediblebouquets.co.za/
- By calling our office on :+27 (0) 87 550 3137 or +27 (0) 72 938 0432
- You can email any queries to: email@example.com
- We are an e-commerce business, presently we only sell our products via our website for delivery to your chosen address within Gauteng. We do not offer collection of orders from our premises.
What payments methods do you accept?
- Our secure online payment gateway accepts MasterCard and Visa debit/cheque and credit cards, Zapper mobile payment application, and also bank Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT)
How do I cancel or change an order I already placed?
- Because our products are made fresh on the day of delivery orders must be cancelled or changed at least 48 hours before scheduled delivery or within 1 hour of placing the order if it a same day or next day delivery.
Can my order include a gift message?
- You can include a gift message in the instruction section as part of your online checkout process.
Can I choose Custom Packaging /Giftwrapping?
- All orders are packaged in our custom packaging designed to keep the products in a perfect condition for delivery. Please note our vases for the bouquets may vary in colour from what is represented on the images on our website based on availability with our suppliers.
- Custom coloured packaging for weddings, events or corporate colours can be arranged for an extra fee. Please notify us of your custom colour choices 1 week in advance of your desired order delivery date. Please email firstname.lastname@example.com.
How far in advance should I place my order?
- You can choose your delivery date at the time of placing your order on our website.
- We offer next- day delivery Mondays to Saturdays. The cut-off time to have your order delivered to a location the next day is 2pm the day prior.
- We recommend for weddings or large events that you place your order at least 2 weeks in advance to allow for customization and also for us to schedule the large order amongst the rush of our daily orders.
- Orders for Saturday delivery must be placed by Friday 2pm.
- We highly recommend a minimum of 48 hour advance notice for orders during peak Holiday gifting periods or for bulk orders that include more than 5 bouquets.
Will I receive a confirmation that my order has been processed?
- You will receive several automatic notifications via email to confirm that your order payment has been processed; to confirm your order is being made; and to confirm that your order has been successfully delivered.
What are your delivery hours?
- Monday to Friday we deliver between 9am and 5pm, we cannot guarantee a specific time of delivery, orders will be honoured within these hours.
- Saturdays we deliver between 10am and 2pm. Saturday orders must be placed by 2pm on Friday. We are closed on Sundays except if a traditional gifting day/holiday like Valentine's Day, Mother's Day, Father's Day falls on a Sunday.
- Depending on our existing order load, in some cases we may be able to honour same day Express Delivery, for orders placed by 9am, Monday to Friday. Please call or email us first to request this delivery option.
- Express Deliveries must be placed by 9am on the day of delivery.
- Please note Express Delivery Fees are higher than standard delivery fees.
Event Organizers please email us email@example.com for more information regarding pricing for bulk orders.
Are your products kosher?
- We use Kosher certified chocolate, but our products are not Kosher certified.
Are your products Halaal certified?
- Yes our products have been approved for Halaal certification by the South African National Halaal Authority.
Can I customize my arrangement?
- Yes, we have a wide variety of fresh fruit arrangements and chocolate dipped fruit to choose from, with a multitude of options for different fruit, chocolate, colouring and topping combinations.
- Please note customized arrangements that deviate from our standard colours and design that appears on the website will incur an additional fee.
- Please visit the website or email us to request more information regarding your custom choices. firstname.lastname@example.com.
Do you have any products for children?
- Our products are perfect and popular for children. We use fresh fruits with no preservatives, you can customize some of our products toppings to suit your children's taste.
- For Fruit Bouquets we recommend supervision of small children as the fruit is assembled with skewers.
Do your products contain milk?
- All of our dark, milk, and white chocolate contain dairy or milk products. Any person with a dairy allergy should NOT consume any of our products.
Do your products contain nuts?
- Some Edible Bouquets products may contain nuts. Because some of the products we create contain nuts, there are nuts in our preparation area. We recommend that you take all necessary precautions based on any related allergies.
Does your fruit contain preservatives?
- No. Our fruit is all natural. No preservatives are ever added.
How long will the fruit last?
- We recommend consuming immediately because we use the freshest fruit. If you cant eat straight away then the bouquets and chocolate dipped strawberries must be refrigerated immediately upon receipt.
- We recommend consuming the chocolate dipped fruit within 24-48 hours of receipt.
What kind of chocolate do you use?
- We use 100% Belgian couverture chocolate in all of our dipped fruit arrangements and products. Our fruit is dipped in either gourmet Dark, Milk or white chocolate.
What Ingredients are in our apples?
- Granny Smiths apples
- Creamy home made caramel
- Belgian Couverture Chocolate
- Diverse toppings including : pecan nuts, biscuits, mint chocolate and many more.
For how long will the apple stay fresh?
- Our apples are best eaten immediately after receipt. However, the apples will stay fresh for up to 2 weeks if refrigerated. If you want to refrigerate part of the apple, we recommend sprinkling a few drops of lemon juice, cling wrap the refrigerated piece to keep the apple from browning.
Serving Suggestion
- After removing the apple from the fridge ,let it stand for 15 - 30 minutes, so that it can return to room temperature.
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If you are thinking about Traverse City as a place to visit, I suggest the more hospitable communities of Petoskey, Charlevoix and Harbor Springs. I was in TC shopping on the first day of their film festival. In every other city that I have seen bagged parking meters, it meant FREE PARKING. So I innocently parked there and missed the tiny letters on the tiny 3X5 card that said NO PARKING, and got ticketed. It's not the $15, it's the principle. TC has forgotten that the customer is always right. Their parking was always poor, but now it is just insulting. I will take my $1000 of tourist business elsewhere, and spread the word to friends, relatives and business associates and their conferences that they should take their business to friendlier cities.


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The BAE 1023 is a 10 Series mic pre/EQ module based on the famous 1073. lt is totally hand-wired using the same Carnhill (St. Ives) transformers and inductors as the vintage modules. It has the exact same mic/line preamp as the 1073 but with significantly more frequencies in the mid and hi sections:
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British glam rock singer Alvin Stardust has died following a short bout with cancer, his manager has confirmed.
The singer whose real name is Bernard Jewry, died aged 72 after recently being diagnosed with metastatic prostate cancer.
His career spanned more than 50 years, having started performing in Shane Fenton and the Fentons in 1960.
Stardust is known for his hit songs such as 'My Coo Ca Choo' and 'I Feel Like Buddy Holly'.
He also made a number of television appearances, including hosting his very own Sunday morning children's TV series on ITV called 'It's Stardust' in 1989.
Stardust also moved into acting, appearing in TV shows such as Channel 4's Hollyoaks, as well as theatre productions of including Chitty Chitty Bang Bang and David Copperfield.
He is also known for appearing in the Green Cross Code's road safety campaign at the height of his fame.
Stardust was set to release his first album for 30 years - titled 'Alvin' - at the beginning of November 2014.
On his website, Stardust described how recording the album was the "best time I've had in years".
His manager Andy Davies said: "Alvin and I had only started working together over the last couple of years because he and I believed that musically he still had a great deal to give and explore, and so we recorded an album that is a testament to an artist who gave his career to music.
"I may not have known him long but even in that short time he proved to be one of the most genuine and likeable men I've ever met. His passing is a huge and sad loss."


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Material: 100% silk, foilage jacquard pattern | Colour: 'Gold' yellow & Midnight blue.
Lining/Tipping: 100% silk, tonal signature 'SG' jacquard pattern | Colour: Navy.
Information: The back of the tie has a self-fabric keeper. Back seam is hand slip stitched and finished securely with navy bar tacks.
Blade Width: 9cm | Length: 152cm
Hand made in England.
Care Instruction: Dry clean only. Cool iron.
This tie is a limited edition of 8 and comes with a woven label that states the production number. If you have a preferential number, then inform us in our 'Special Instruction For Seller' section (appears when you add ties to cart). If we do not have this number, we will notify you.
Please note, the number on the woven label in this image are for display purposes and does not represent the actual number you are purchasing.
Tie Pin: A genuine one of a kind vintage tie pin, which was sourced by Shaun Gordon who has given special attention to quality and design. As with most vintage items the uniqueness is in the detail of the wear along the edges caused during its previous life, which gives this item character. Items has not been cleaned or refurbished to retain the original vintage aesthetic.
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Scott and Elizabeth were both born on a Friday. I was born on a Tuesday. What day of the week was your natal day?
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Tuesdays child is full of grace,
Wednesdays child is full of woe,
Thursdays child has far to go,
Fridays child is loving and giving,
Saturdays child works hard for his living,
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Heard on the news just now that some Austrian loon has applied to the Austrian High Court to become the legal guardian of a chimpanzee. The chimp is male, 25 years old and, like most adult chimps, strong, vicious and basically wild and uncontrollable.
Legal owner, as the sanctuary where the chimp resides after being rescued from an animal smuggler is being closed, maybe. Legal guardian, give me a break!
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UNION CITY — After an exchange of gunfire with police late Monday, three teenagers were arrested on suspicion of attempted murder of an officer and "numerous weapons violations," authorities said.
One teen wounded in the shooting did not suffer life-threatening injuries and was arrested with the other two after trying to flee, police Lt. Travis Souza said. An ambulance took the wounded boy to a hospital.
None of the officers was injured. "We feel very lucky," Souza said.
The situation unfolded at 11:35 p.m. when officers patrolling the area after reports of recent shootings attempted to stop a car in the area of E Street and Railroad Avenue, police said. As officers were making the stop, an exchange of gunfire erupted between the people inside the vehicle and several officers.
Following the exchange of gunfire, the group drove to the area of Railroad Avenue and Whipple Road, where all three suspects ran into surrounding neighborhoods, police said. Officers found all three.
The violence erupted only four days after five people were shot at a local cemetery and funeral home. All five survived the June 14 shooting at Chapel of the Chimes Cemetery on Mission Boulevard.
"At this stage, we're not confirming or denying that this [officer-involved] shooting is related to last week's incident," Souza said.
"We're exploring every possibility. What's happened is you have one really violent incident, then you have another before you barely have time to catch your breath. So it's hard to determine for sure what might be at play. We'd hate to say, 'Yes, it's related,' and find out later that it's not, just like we'd hate to say, 'No, it isn't related,' and find out later that it is."
The initial investigation caused police to close down Whipple Road between Railroad Avenue and Ithaca Street, and it remained closed at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday. Drivers were detoured through that area.
Souza said the investigations into both this shooting and last week's were ongoing.
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'Perfectly crafted' cigarette papers
A pack of 50 rolling papers I found on the pavement. It is not clear who the manufacturer is or what the brand is, and a Google search was not helpful. The packaging on front and back reads: 'Perfectly crafted; 100% natural arabic gum, sustainably sourced; all our papers are chlorine free'.
Where and how is it used?
To roll cigarettes, though not by me as I don't smoke. I picked it up because I was intrigued by the wording on the packaging. I will probably put them in the bin after uploading them into the museum.
What did you or someone else pay for it?
Don't know; probably the standard rate for 50 rolling papers.
Why do you want to add it to the museum?
I wanted to add it to the museum because I was intrigued about the wording 'Perfectly crafted'. In what way are these 'crafted' rather that just manufactured? I'm increasingly seeing products marketed with the words 'craft', 'artisan' etc, and I wonder what they mean by it.
How was it made?
Is made in a factory
Is farmed
Is mass-produced
Is produced by local cottage industry
Is made to particular specifications
Is craft / hand-made
Is foraged
Is found
Is colonised
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Materials & Making
Who made or produced your commodity?
Don't know, there are no manufacturer details on it.
Who was paid to make it?
Factory workers; machine operators?
What skills does it take to make it?
Don't know, but presumably how to operate the machines in the factory.
Where was it made?
Don't know.
What does it cost to make it?
Don't know, but I suspect a few pence.
What is it made from?
1. Packaging:
Card with printed words on
2. Rolling papers:
Chlorine-free paper and 100% arabic gum, sustainably sourced
Buying & Owning
Who decides how much it costs?
Manufacturer, retailer
Who or what assesses its quality?
Factory workers or supervisors?
Where is it sold?
Newsagents, supermarkets, petrol stations etc.
Who or what sells it?
Newsagents, supermarket staff, petrol station attendants etc.
How did this thing arrive from where it was made to where you got it?
I don't know.; I just found it on the pavement. Probably by lorry to the shop and by pocket from thereon.
Where is it used?
In the hand and mouth.
Where is it kept?
In someone's pocket probably.
How and by whom is it cared for?
Doesn't require much care, except perhaps to keep them dry.
How long will it last?
Years probably if kept dry.
Where will it go when it's finished with?
This one will go in the bin. The papers were intended to be burned though.
What is it worth?
Nothing to me, other than as a curiosity.
How do you and others value this commodity?
See the values contributed by visitors and those of the donor. And add your own values to this commodity.
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What do these numbers mean?
This data that we have collected over time in our database means nothing without interpretation. A relational database, which we are using here, is technology that enables designers of websites and software to compare, contrast, interrogate and infer relations within data. The act of designing a database is not objective but driven by the agency of its creators and owners.
Within the MoCC Collection data is used to help think through the relations between values, commodities and data. Can we describe our values using sliders and numbers? How do we infer meaning such as controversy from data?
Below is a brief explanation of the some calculations and how these help make decisions about what is shown on the site.
Controversy Score:
(Total Positive Values) + (Total Negative Values)
The closer the value is to zero the more controversial it is in relation to other commodities. Used to infer that values associated with one commodity divide opinion more than another.
Average Value Score (used in the sliders):
(Total Positive for Value + Total Negative for Value) ÷ Total Times Valued
Used to infer a collective value associated with a commodity.
How do you value this commodity?To add your own values click VALUE THIS COMMODITY and move the sliders left and right to add your own values - then click SUBMIT
Questions and answers
Help to reveal unknown quantities, properties and uses of this commodity by answering this MoCC curator's questions.
Question: Why do manufacturers use the word 'craft' to market their products and is it legitimate for them to do so?
I'm Daisy, a Commodity Consultant, and I've found the following information on use of the word 'craft' or 'artisan' to market products. From what I can tell there is no legal restriction on using the word 'crafted' as long as it is not misleading to the consumer. For example, the term 'hand-crafted' would be contestable if your product isn't hand-made:
Definition of craft:
Noun: An activity involving skill in making things by hand: "the craft of cobbling"
Verb: exercise skill in making (an object), typically by hand: "he crafted the chair lovingly"
Source: Google search: 'definition of craft'
Labels must not be misleading about things like:
quantity or size
the price
what it's made of
how, where and when it was made
what you say it can do
the people or organisations that endorse it
Source: UK Government: Product labelling: the law https://www.gov.uk/product-labelling-the-law
For food products:
93. If "hand crafted" is used then it should be clear as to which part of the process this refers to if it is not entirely produced by hand. It would not however be against public expectation for a "hand-made" product to be produced within an industrial setting. Source: Food Standards Agency CRITERIA FOR THE USE OF THE TERMS FRESH, PURE, NATURAL ETC IN FOOD LABELLING http://www.food.gov.uk/sites/default/files/multimedia/pdfs/markcritguidance.pdf
June 6, 2011: Panera Bread launches its first major television advertising campaign. Founder Ron Shaich appears in one spot and says of his 1,000-plus location chain, "We wanted a place with soul, we wanted a place that was real. We start with artisan bread, handcrafted by professional bakers using fresh dough. It just tastes better." Cachet or passé? Mom-jean levels of suburban passé.
Source: Grub Street: Hand-Crafted Hype: How 'Artisan' Food Became Forever Debased http://www.grubstreet.com/2011/11/artisan-word-downfall.html#
So far as Rakola [the USDA's organic policy advisor] is aware, there is no standard at all for when people can use the word "artisanal," even though it evokes an image of small-batch, hand-crafted, superior-quality products. Source: Time: Why Consumers Don't Trust 'Organic' Labels http://time.com/3857799/organic-label-standards-poll/
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Wearing them too long
Yes, we get it - wigs are very convenient! Many women love the fact that they can wake up with bed head and 5 minutes later walk out the door with hair on fleek. Wigs save time, but if worn extensively they can actually become damaging from neglecting the health of your actual hair. Wearing wigs doesn't mean you should neglect your natural tresses. Give your hair a break from wigs about every three weeks.
Medical Grade Adhesives/Tapes
Wigs can be an amazing alternative and protective style. However, attaching wigs directly to a healthy hairline is a recipe for disaster and actually defeats the purpose of protective styling. Adhesives can tear your hair out from the roots or cause damage at the shaft. To avoid this, use glue-less wigs that you can easily attach on and off seamlessly matching your hairline.
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Is it just me or do the quotes from his brother sound like he is trying very hard to convince us (and himself) that his brother was a force for good instead of someone who helped Trump get elected?
It's not just you. It seemed like a bit of a stretch to me, too. If your objective is that you want people to find the truth, you have to, you know, actually make the truth available.
The actions Snopes is describing sound like those of someone who is trying to muddy the waters, not clear them.
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How can a line divide you and me!
Create distinction, differentiation between us
and our love.
Those markings on land, in water, mountains and woods
have they been able to separate them.
Rivers, lakes, sea, oceans every where there's border
but aren't they the one connecting people, places and world.
Markings, lines and borders are for maps,
they are political constructions.
An absurd human creation by and for few ones.
We are what we are because of our feelings and emotions
We have a thing called heart and another thing named soul
that makes us human.
How can we abide by forced discipline
as long as we share heart to heart and soul to soul connection.
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At age 15, Emee started her degree in Psychology at the University of the Philippines, Diliman. She graduated magna cum laude and migrated to the UK to pursue her MSc and PhD in Health Psychology at City University London. As a student, she also worked as a research assistant for various health promotion projects; as a charity fundraiser for Oxfam, the Association for International Cancer Research, and the Royal Horticultural Society; as a volunteer for CRIBS Philippines and Save the Children UK; as a visiting lecturer and dissertation supervisor for postgraduate students; and as editorial assistant for the Journal of Health Psychology. She also collaborated with the Popular Education for People's Empowerment on an action research project with the indigenous Ayta community in the Philippines. At age 24, Emee completed her PhD and then worked as health promotion fellow at the Institute for Health and Human Development where she project managed various NHS-funded community needs assessments and evaluation of health improvement programmes. In 2009, Emee was appointed lecturer at Keele University. She is a Chartered Member of the British Psychological Society, a Senior Fellow of the Higher Education Academy, and seminar lead of Health Literacy UK.
Emee is a health psychologist who specialises in health promotion and community development. She considers herself as a scholar-activist and engages in campaigns for the protection of children's rights, gender equality, widening participation, and health literacy. As part of her PhD, she explored the impact of material deprivation and social exclusion on health and well-being. As part of this project, she facilitated a participatory action research with the indigenous Ayta community to develop an alternative learning system (ALS) to enhance literacy and community capabilities and thereby improve health. The project involved collaboration with NGOs, local and national government units. In the process, a community literacy centre was built, a pool of Ayta leaders was organised and a multi-purpose cooperative programme was established. In 2008, Emee also became actively involved in a campaign against racist humour in the media.
She is also the co-founding chair of the Keele Action Resarch Network (with Prof Sue Read) and the Seminar Lead for Health Literacy UK.
Recently completed projects:
- Estacio_Action_on_Health_Literacy_and_Diabetes engaging South Asian Men and Young Men with diabetes (Funded by NHS Stoke and Stoke-on-Trent City Council)
- Life as a migrant nurse in the UK (Funded by Richard Benjamin Memorial Grant)
- Internationalisation of teaching and learning at Keele University (Funded by Keele University Teaching Innovation Award)
- Health information materials in GP practices in Stoke-on-Trent: A multi-stage readability assessment (Funded by Stoke-on-Trent City Council)
- Baseline health literacy survey in Stoke-on-Trent (Funded by Stoke-on-Trent City Council)
- Keele International Reflections: Developing an online blog on internationalisation and inter-cultural learning (Funded by Keele University Teaching Innovation Award)
On-going projects:
- Front of pack nutrition information: an eye tracking study (with Dr Donna Berry and Louise Darlington)
PhD supervision:
MPhil/PhD students:
- Bushra Bibi (lead supervisor, in progress): Health literacy and diabetes management among South Asians in the UK (2nd supervisor: Clare Holdsworth)
- Rebecca Laycock (2nd supervisor, in progress): Cultivating sustainable outcomes in Student led Food Growing Initiatives with transient participants: an action research approach (lead supervisor: Zoe Robinson)
- Kara Holloway (2nd supervisor, in progress): An institutional approach to managing student alcohol consumption in a UK university (lead supervisor: Richard Stephens)
- Christopher Williamson (2nd supervisor, in progress): Health literacy and chronic disease management among older adults (lead supervisor: Jo Protheroe)
- Marks, D.F., Murray, M., Evans, B., & Estacio, E.V. (2015). Health Psychology: Theory, Research and Practice (4th ed). London: Sage Publications.
- Marks, D.F., Murray, M., Evans, B., & Estacio, E.V. (2010). Health Psychology: Theory, Research and Practice (3 rd ed). London: Sage Publications. pp.616
Chapters in books
- Estacio, E.V. (in press). Life as a migrant nurse in the UK. In K. Niven, S. Lewis, C. Kagan (eds.), Social impact: Making a difference with Psychology.
- Estacio, E.V. & Marks, D.F. (2012). Liberation of the social consciousness through alternative learning and action research: A work in progress with the Aytas in the Philippines. In C. Walker, K. Johnson & L. Cunningham (eds). Community psychology and the economics of mental health: Global perspectives (pp.238-252). London: Palgrave Macmillan.
Selected journal articles
- Estacio, E.V., Case, R. and Protheroe, J. (in press). The digital divide: Examining socio-demographic factors associated with health literacy, access and use of internet to seek health information. Journal of Health Psychology.
- Read, S., Estacio, E.V., Corcoran, P., Findler, L., & Latham, D. (2016). Bowel cancer screening and people with intellectual disabilities: Working in co-production and establishing principles for good practice initiatives. Learning Disability Practice, 19, 33-39.
- Protheroe, J., Whittle, R., Bartlam, B., Estacio, E. V., Clark, L. and Kurth, J. (2016), Health literacy, associated lifestyle and demographic factors in adult population of an English city: a cross-sectional survey. Health Expectations. doi: 10.1111/hex.12440
- Estacio, E.V. & Karic, T. (2015). Facilitating reflections on internationalisation in higher education through the World Café. Journal of Further and Higher Education. DOI:10.1080/0309877X.2015.1014315.
- Protheroe, J., Estacio, E.V. & Saidy-Khan, S. (2015). Observational study of patient information materials in GP practices: are they promoting health literacy? British Journal of General Practice, 65(632):e192-7. DOI: 10.3399/bjgp15X684013.
- Estacio, E.V. & Saidy-Khan, S. (2014). Experiences of racial microaggression among migrant nurses in the UK: A diary-based study. Global Qualitative Nursing Research. DOI: 10.1177/2333393614532618
- Estacio, E.V., McKinley, R.K., Saidy-Khan, S., Karic, T., Clark, L. & Kurth, J. (2014).Health literacy: Why it matters to South Asian men with diabetes. Primary Healthcare Research and Development, doi:10.1017/S1463423614000152
- Estacio, E.V. & Comings, J. (2013). Special Section on Health Literacy [Guest Editor]. Journal of Health Psychology, 18, 997-1084.
- Estacio, E.V. & Comings, J. (2013). Health literacy: exploring future directions and potential contributions from health psychology. Journal of Health Psychology. 18, 997-1003.
- Estacio, E.V. (2013). Health literacy and community empowerment: It's more than just reading and writing, Journal of Health Psychology, 18, 1056-1068.
- Estacio, E.V. (2012). 'Playing with fire and getting burned': The case of the naive action researcher. Journal of Community and Applied Social Psychology, 22, 439-451.
- Tobi, P., Estacio, E.V., Renton, A., Yu, G. & Foster, N. (2012). Who stays, who drops out? Biosocial predictors of adherence in participants attending a longer term exercise referral scheme in the UK. BMC Public Health, 12, 347.
- Yu, G., Renton, A., Wall, M., Estacio, E.V., Cawley, J., Datta, P. (2011). Prevalence of low physical activity and its relation to social environment in deprived areas in the London Borough of Redbridge. Social Indicators Research, 104, 311-322, DOI: 10.1007/s11205-010-9745-x
- Estacio, E.V., & Marks, D.F. (2010). Critical reflections on social injustice and participatory action research: The case of the indigenous Ayta community in the Philippines. Procedia Social and Behavioral Sciences, 5, 548-552.
- Estacio, E.V. (2009). 'Your freedom ends where my nose begins': Health psychology's potential towards critical empowerment, media advocacy and social action. Journal of Health Psychology, 14, 660-662.
- Estacio, E.V. (2009). Human exploitation is NOT a joke - so don't laugh. Journal of Health Psychology, 14, 627-637.
- Estacio, E.V. (2009). Media exploitation, racism and health. Journal of Health Psychology, 14, 155-157.
- Estacio, E.V. and Marks, D.F. (2007). Health inequity and social injustice for the Aytas in the Philippines: Critical psychology in action. Journal of Social Action in Counselling and Psychology, 1, 40-57.
- Estacio, E.V. (2006). Going beyond the rhetoric: The movement of critical health psychology towards social action. Journal of Health Psychology, 11, 347-350.
- Estacio, E.V. & Marks, D.F. (2005). Child labour and the ILO Convention 182: A critical perspective. Journal of Health Psychology, 10, 475-484.
Selected conference presentations
- Estacio, E.V., McKinley, R.K., Saidy-Khan, S., Karic, T. Clark, L., Kurth, J. (2014). Health Literacy: why it matters to South Asian men with diabetes. Health Literacy UK Conference (20 June 2014). Keele University, UK.
- Bibi, B., Estacio, E.V., Holdsworth, C. (2014). Health Literacy, Self-efficacy and Quality of life among South Asians with Diabetes in the UK. Health Literacy UK Conference (20 June 2014). Keele University, UK.
- Williamson, C.I., Estacio, E.V., Protheroe, J. (2014). The Role of Health Literacy on Factors Mediating Health Outcomes. Health Literacy UK Conference (20 June 2014). Keele University, UK.
- Estacio, E.V. (2014). Qualitative research and social impact: what can we learn from action research? Daring to make an impact: Dynamic Qualitative Research Conference (22-23 March 2014). Keele University, UK.
- Estacio, E.V. & Protheroe, J. (2014). Assessing the readability of sexual health information materials: A multi-stage process. Midlands Health Psychology Network (20 February 2014). Northampton University, UK.
- Protheroe, J., Kurth, J., Clark, L., Estacio, E.V., & Marshall, K. (2013). Public health in our cities: health literacy survey in UK. 5th Annual Health Literacy Research Conference (28-29 October). National Academy of Sciences, Washington, D.C., USA.
- Estacio, E.V. (2013). Experiences of racial microaggression among migrant nurses in the UK: A diary-based study. International Society for Critical Health Psychology (22-24 July 2013). Bradford, UK.
- Estacio, E.V. (2013). Teaching critical psychology, globalisation and human rights in a 'global classroom'. International Society for Critical Health Psychology (22-24 July 2013). Bradford, UK.
- Estacio, E.V. (2013). Advocating health literacy to promote health. International Society for Critical Health Psychology (22-24 July 2013). Bradford, UK.
- Estacio, E.V. (2013). Internationalising learning and teaching in Psychology. Association for the Teaching of Psychology Conference (5-7 July 2013). Keele University, UK.
- Clark, L. & Estacio, E.V. (2013). A health literacy journey in Stoke-on-Trent: Learning together. WHO European Healthy Cities, Health Literacy Sub-network (19 March 2013) Liverpool, UK.
- Estacio, E.V., Saidy-Khan, S., Karic, T., McKinley, R. & Murray, M. (2012). Action on health literacy in Stoke-on-Trent: Engaging men with diabetes (5-7 September 2012). BPS Division of Health Psychology Conference. Liverpool, UK.
- Estacio, E.V. (2012). Life as a migrant nurse in the UK. (18-20 April 2012). British Psychological Society Annual Conference. London, UK.
- Estacio, E.V. & Saidy-Khan, S. (2011). Overcoming barriers to promote the experiences of migrant nurses in the UK. 8th European Congress of Community Psychology, York University, UK.
- Estacio, E.V. & Karic, T. (2011). Promoting intercultural learning through collective action and diversity. Higher Education Academy Conference on Internationalisation of Pedagogy and Curriculum: Exploring New Frontiers (16-17 June 2011). University of Warwick, UK.
- Estacio, E.V. and Marks, D.F. (2010). Health, material deprivation and social injustice: The case of the indigenous Ayta community in the Philippines. World Conference in Psychology, Counselling and Guidance (21-25 April 2010). Antalya, Turkey.
- Estacio, E.V. and Marks, D.F. (2010). Isang kahig, isang tuka: Discourses of material deprivation and social injustice among the indigenous Ayta community in the Philippines. A paper presented at the 3rd International Conference on Community Psychology (3-5 June 2010). Puebla, Mexico.
Year 1:
- PSY-10015: Research Methods 1 (module leader)
- PSY-10017: Biological and Cognitive Psychology
- PSY-10018: Individuals in Society 1
Year 2:
- PSY-20021: Community Psychology: Theory (module leader)
Year 3:
- PSY-30077: Health Psychology (module leader)
- PSY-30061: Final Year Project
- PSY-40044: Advanced Study on the Psychology of Health and Wellbeing(module leader)
- PSY-40033: Research Apprenticeship for MSc
- PSY-40015: Dissertation
- Communicating nutrition information (Nutrition and Energy Balance)
- Designing programmes and teaching for a diverse student body (PGCert Teaching and Learning in Higher Education)
External affiliations
- Journal of Health Psychology (Editorial board member)
- Health Psychology Open (Editorial board member)
- Community, Work and Family (Editorial board member)
- Philippine Journal of Psychology (Editorial board member)
- Special Section on Health Literacy and Engagement, Journal of Health Psychology (Guest Editor)
- Combating Child Labour, Sage Open (Guest Article Editor)
- Health Literacy UK Annual Conference 2013 (Scientific/organising committee member)
- Stoke-on-Trent Healthy Public Policy Advisory Group (Member)
- Institute for Health and Human Development (Honorary fellow in health promotion)
- Popular Education for People's Empowerment (Honorary fellow)
- International Society for Critical Health Psychology (Member)
- Association for Heterodox Economics (Member)
- MSc Health Psychology, Derby University (External Examiner)
- BBC Radio Stoke, Pinoy Radio UK, ABS-CBN Europe (Guest speaker/commentator)
Peer reviewed for the Lancet, Journal of Community and Applied Social Psychology, British Journal of Health Psychology, Qualitative Health Research, Research Evaluation Review, NIHR Public Health Research, NIHR Research for Patient Benefit, Journal of Behavioural Medicine, Journal of Physical Therapy and Health Promotion, Online Readings in Psychology, Transcultural Psychiatry, British Journal of Learning Disabilities, and Child Abuse and Neglect.
Estacio, E.V. (2014). Qualitative research and social impact: what can we learn from action research? Daring to make an impact: Dynamic Qualitative Research Conference (22-23 March 2014). Keele University, UK.
Here are webcast versions of Emee's presentation on 'Qualitative research and social impact: What can we learn from action research':
- Part 1 looks into the skills qualitative researchers already possess and the importance of generating evidence to support advocacy. It draws upon Emee's experience of facilitating action research on internationalisation in higher education.
- Part 2 highlights the importance of participant engagement. This section draws upon Emee's research with 1) migrant nurses in the UK and 2) the indigenous Ayta community in the Philippines.
- Part 3 highlights the importance of developing partnerships and disseminating our work widely. It draws upon Emee's advocacy work on health literacy, child labour and racist humour in the media.
- Part 4 discusses the importance of sustainability, reflexivity and social support for action researchers.
Emee talking about her work on health literacy
Meet the Keele Action Research Network members. For more details see the Action research website


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Three shot dead in St Catherine, Kingston yesterday
KINGSTON, Jamaica — The police are reporting the killing of three men in separate incidents across the Corporate Area and St Catherine yesterday.
In the first incident, Lamar Thompson, 31, unemployed of 11 Mulgrave Lane, Kingston, was shot dead by unknown assailants in his community while standing along a roadway.
In the second incident, a man identified as Paul Morgan, otherwise called 'Christian' from Bernard Lodge and Riversdale in St Catherine was fatally shot by unknown assailants on Bernard Lodge Farm, St Catherine about 12:30 pm.
Explosions were reportedly heard and lawmen summoned. On their arrival, Morgan's body was seen lying in bushes. He was taken to hospital where he was pronounced dead.
Then last night, 41-year-old Fitzroy Pearson, otherwise called 'Bah', a phone technician and liaison officer for the Peace Management Initiative of White Church Street, St Catherine was shot dead by unknown assailants on Monk Street in the parish.
Reports from the Spanish Town Police are that citizens heard explosions about 9:20 pm and summoned them. On arrival of the team, Pearson was seen with multiple gunshot wounds. He was pronounced dead at hospital.
Police said they are conducting investigations into all three murders.
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From Library Journal This book compiles an astonishing amount of information in an easily accessible and well-illustrated manner. Four top British gardener-writers collaborated on this encyclopedic guide to virtually every garden task and problem, from initial design to care and maintenance. They present numerous planting designs for particular situations, and there is an extensive list of plants, both edible and ornamental, with photographs, descriptions, and uses. The more than 1200 specially commissioned photographs are either breathtakingly beautiful and inspirational or informative, as, for instance, when instructions are given for making a lined pond. This is a good complement to Gardening for Beginners (LJ 3/15/99), which is not as comprehensive but which contains excellent information concerning the time required for the tasks and the difficulty of maintaining various garden types. Both books are recommended.Carol Cubberley, Univ. of Southern Mississippi, HattiesburgCopyright 1999 Reed Business Information, Inc. Read more From Booklist This is truly a comprehensive introduction to gardening, with basic information on designing and creating family gardens, patio gardens, large gardens, and low-maintenance gardens. The authors explain such tasks as constructing brick, concrete, and stone surfaces; fences; arches; pergolas; and wooden decks. They give details on creating ground covers, lawns, edgings, exits and entrances, hedges, borders, island beds, and ponds. They also discuss container gardening, hanging baskets, and wall displays. A section on care and maintenance focuses on using basic tools and equipment; types of soil; drainage; mulches; compost; fertilizers; watering; weed, pest, and disease control; propagation; transplanting; and pruning. A section listing plants for the garden--60 pages long--covers trees, shrubs, vines, perennials, annuals, biennials, bulbs, roses, ground covers, bamboos, ferns, and grasses. Each entry gives a description of the plant, often with an accompanying color photograph, and its hardiness, eventual height, and cultivation needs. Another section gives cultivation data on more than 100 vegetables, fruit, and herbs. There are 1,200 splendid color photographs to complement the informative text. George Cohen Read more
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Setting Goals in AdWords
AdWords provides you with the tools to measure success, but your goals need to be established too. Do you want to increase sales, increase brand awareness and get the most out of your PPC advertising investment? Adwords can offer the means to measure the success of all these goals, We'll show you how, but first, a video!
First, establish your goals. Here are some guidelines that may help:
- Quantitative: Your goals should be set up in a way that makes them easy to understand using numbers.
- Time Frame: You should set up a time frame around your business goals so you can examine your progression towards the end of your goals.
- Flexible: Your objectives should be adjustable in case plans do not go the way they were supposed to.
- Understandable: Your goals have to be clearly communicated to your team to make sure everybody stays on the same page.
- Realistic: Set goals that are achievable. Don't go after gigantic keyphrases in highly competitive markets if you cannot afford the investment to compete. You will end up wasting smaller ad spends this way.
Increase Sales
In order to determine if clicks on your ads are leading to purchases, you can implement Google AdWords conversion tracking. With this device you can determine what keywords are leading to online sales. You can adjust your budget by putting more money into the PPC advertisements that are successful, and less to the ones that are not, in order to optimize your campaign.
Brand Awareness.
You can also use the conversion tracking to measure your brand awareness. You can utilize Google AdWords to view how many people are clicking on your website campaign, keywords, etc. Through this knowledge of which ads are the most popular, you can allocate your advertisements to attract a higher volume of qualified customers. For example, let's say you have a new product but you don't know how to promote it. With PPC Advertising you can post two ads online for the product describing it in different ways; one can be a statement of the price, while the other can describe the product. If you notice a trend of one being more successful than the other, you now have the data to confirm which ad is more effective, thus you know to promote it.
Key Performance Indicators
Measuring the success of your progression towards your goal is very important. The elements that do this are called performance indicators. They are quantifiable selections of data that measure performance against your goals. If the goal is to increase traffic by 20% on your website, a performance indicator could be the number of different visitors that visit the site everyday.
Whichever way you define your success, we can deliver the mechanisms to evaluate it. Understanding your goals and implementing performance indicators to monitor your path to accomplishing them is just as important as achieving these goals because it will make your future campaigns that much stronger.
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Tuesday, April 29, 2014
Poppy Sketches Challenge - Sketch #3
After playing around with a few ideas, I finally came up with this little card:
I love the Simon Says Stamp Air Vent die and those angles kept reminded me of the sketch. After I figured out how to incorporate it, I focused on the main angles and tied on some ribbon. The initial knot I tied made "leaves" pop in my head. Voila! I pulled out my Papertrey Ink Notched Flowers die and went to work. I added a little bit of gold ink on the edges to make them pop out more. Overall a fun color scheme to work with and an easy little thank you card to have on hand.
Check out the other great entries at Poppy Sketches.
Thanks for visting! Until next time!
Supplies Paper: Recollections - Purple Paper Pack Dies: Simon Says Stamp - Air Vent; Papertrey Ink - Notched Flowers; Clearly Besotted Stamps - Tag Along Die Collection Stamps: Papertrey Ink - Fillable Frames #1 Other: American Crafts Ribbon; Brillance Dew Drop Ink - Galaxy Gold; My Minds Eye - The Sweetest Thing Decorative Button Collection; Plain Twine
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This turned out wonderful! Excellent take on the sketch and color combo! Lovin' the grosgrain ribbon! thanks for joining us at Poppy Sketches!ReplyDelete
This is perfect Jenny!! I love how it all turned out, I know the angles were hard :)ReplyDelete
Thanks for playing at Poppy Sketches!
Fabulous! Love your ribbon "leaves"--what a great idea! Thanks for joining us at Poppy Sketches!ReplyDelete
Fabulous! Love how you incorporated the angles in the sketch! And that little button on top of your layered flower is an awesome detail too! Thanks for playing along with us at Poppy Sketches!ReplyDelete
Pretty! I like the colors that you used!ReplyDelete
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Installing a Garage Door Opener
June 13, 2018
Garage door openers help you in opening up and shutting the garage doors. Mounting them is not very complicated if you have some details regarding these doors and their working procedure. Right here is a basic guide that will certainly help you in mounting an efficient garage door opener installation in Troy, Michigan.
Installing a Garage Door Opener
– Examine your door of your garage and attempt to make certain that it's ready for risk-free installation.
– The springs of your door must be in an appropriate functioning order for installing garage door openers. By appropriate order, it means that they must can carrying the weight of the door.
– After that, you need to install the opener. For this purpose, placed it together with a rail on the door that leads the cart along with the belt.
– Afterwards, web link one end of the rail to the power system and the other to the contrary closing.
– Use makers overview of effectively complete this phase.
– Increase the idler bracket seeing to it that it is routed to the facility of the wall, just over the door. Then attach the idler bracket to idler system.
– When it is done, glide the trolley to idler side of the system after shutting the door; and sign up with the door bracket to the top of the garage door.
– And in the long run, you just need to join the rounded and the straight bar with each other.
That would certainly finish the installation of garage door openers. You can install the controls inside along with from the outside of your garage. Though some steps of this process are really difficult you could constantly create them if you have sufficient info pertaining to the doors of your garage and garage door openers.


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Spring is finally here! Good god, it feels like it has taken forever to get here! It has still been relatively cold in Atlanta. Hopefully, this will be the last cold front and I can finally break out my freaking flip flops! With spring finally arriving its the perfect excuse to buy a few new items.
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What's up people? So I have been working on this fall hall for literally months! I just haven't had the quiet time needed to film the haul! When is it comes to noise, my kids don't play lol. But I finally got it filmed and ready for your eyes to see! If you're new TLA, there is one
My husband and I started a running routine back in September. We would run about 5 laps run on a local park track that was almost a mile long. We started falling off of this routine due to the time change and cold weather. So by mid-November, we were completely off routine especially with all
This past weekend, we celebrated my youngest daughters (Cali) birthday. She is officially 2 going on 22 lol. We had an amazing time, we were able to get most of her family together for a birthday lunch at O'Charley's (We decide on this place because she loves the bread.). We had cupcakes at her school and


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A primary part of a manager's job involves making decisions. A manager serves as the central resource for making decisions on expectations, who to hire, allocation of work assignments, response to customer issues, and many other facets of operating a work unit. With the variety and volume of decisions in an average workday, some managers find it easier to stall or not make decisions. Some decisions require reflection or data collection, but a tempting trap involves "over thinking" a situation or abdicating responsibility.
For example, I recently met with an organization to discuss their current operations. The unit seemed to be stuck at a lower than desired level of performance. During the first session, a few employees discussed how their supervisor would come to them when he had to make decisions for more than advice. He would present the situation and then ask what the employee what he or she thought he should do. The concerned employees indicated that at first being involved in decision-making seemed very positive even enlightened. However, with time, the employees realized that the supervisor relied on them almost exclusively and refused to make a decision on his own. Quickly, something viewed as positive became something despised by employees. Employees started going around asking each other "what do you think we should do?" as a joke at the expense of the manager.
In the same organization, I met with a manager that monopolized control to the extent that every decision in his team went through him. Things as simple as office supplies, brand of office coffee, and lunch hours came from the dictates of the manager. If an employee deviated from the standard decision-making process, the manager's anger engulfed the entire office. Employees lived in a state of fear over deciding anything and exercised little, if any autonomy. Moreover, the manager, no matter how much he tried could not handle the volume of decisions that he desired to control and constantly left important decisions undecided. Not surprisingly, employees referred to the manager as "the dictator" and spent a considerable amount of time complaining about the misery present in the workplace.
Ironically, both approaches led to the same outcome: operational paralysis.
Clearly, involving employees in decision-making creates a positive work environment when coupled with good leadership. Most climate, satisfaction, or engagement surveys ask about the degree to which employees influence decision-making with the assumption that involvement increases happiness and productivity. However, like many things, the extremes present a dangerous situation. Too little involvement in decision-making creates an environment of over control while too much erodes confidence in the manager and overall organization.
As human resource leaders, how do we encourage managers to find the appropriate balance?
- encourage joint decision-making models, but make clear that the manager is the responsible party;
- provide effective decision-making training to all levels of the organization;
- ensure the appropriate level of subject matter knowledge for all levels;
- set expectations that not all employee suggestions become reality; and
- implement a culture that supports those that take calculated risks.


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I needed a quick and affordable way to house my chickens at night. I got wire cages from a pet store, put them up on tables under the eaves of my home, wrapped them with bubble wrap insulation, and clamped on a roof. The cages are behind a fence. The house effectively blocks the wind. I left enough opening to allow air circulation. In the summer, the insulation comes off.
I intend to build them classier accommodations when I have more pressing tasks off of my plate. I have seen so many clever and pretty chicken homes in books and on the net. For now, the chickens are dry, warm, and safe. New chicks are in the second cage where they can see the mature "ladies" without getting pecked.


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Tools of the Trade: How to Grate Ginger; The Microplane Vs. the Triangle; And the Winner is…
Freshly grated ginger is the secret to irresistible gingersnaps, especially the crisp fragile ones that Deborah, my New York sister in law, makes. The whole house fills up with a spicy aroma and the fresh ginger gives these delicate cookies a deliciously fiery bite.
But grating ginger isn't all that easy. The knobby, tan-colored rhizome of Zingiber officianale is dense and thickly fibrous. For baking, the trick is to reduce the flavorful root to a sort of puree, minus the tough fibers–hopefully without skinning your fingertips.
So when I read Florence Fabricant's blurb on the Triangle, a German ginger and lemon grater, I paid attention. "It works like a charm, both for grating and cleanup, " she wrote in The New York Times (See "Ginger Meets Its Match in a Grater" in "Food Stuff," February 28, 2007, page D2).
Naturally Broadway Panhandler sold out of the Triangle immediately.
Eventually I tracked one down, but by the time it arrived I was thinking, "Do I really need a special tool just for grating ginger? (OK it does lemons too, but still…)" Besides I've got the miraculous Microplane rasp from Lee Valley.
Today I decided to put both graters to the test. Rummaging around in a kitchen drawer, I also dug out an old porcelain grater which I hadn't used for years. It was a tool I've always disliked, but couldn't bear to throw away because I love its plain good looks.
Anyway, while grating a big beautiful hand of Hawaiian ginger, I began to think about the characteristics of the ideal grater: it would be easy to use and clean, it would be fast, it would turn out a fiber-free ginger puree, and it would be versatile—you could use it for other stuff as well.
I decided to get scientific about it. Sort of. I used one-inch pieces of plump fresh ginger and I peeled it before grating, since the skin can be tough and I didn't want even tiny pieces in the puree. I timed the number of seconds it took to grate the ginger to the last shreds. I also tried grating a lemon and, since I've been experimenting with dipping sauces for Japanese soba, I added a crisp daikon radish to the test.
And now, for the results:
1. White Porcelain Ginger Grater: www.amazon.com, $5.95.
This is the simple, inexpensive ginger grater sold in many Asian cookware shops. Unlike other graters, it has no holes. Instead, there are 20 or more rows of small rounded porcelain "nubs" pointed enough to cut through the rhizome's flesh when pressure is applied, but not sharp enough to abrade your fingertips.
Ease of use: It's pretty simple. Either hold the grater in one hand or rest it on the counter, and vigorously rub the end of the root against the surface. The grating goes quickly, but I found that my grater was so small that the grated ginger was spilling off the edges by the time I got to the last bits. The best way to get the ginger off the grater is with your finger—even so, some of it will stick to the surface. To clean, you simply rinse it in running water or stick it in the dishwasher.
Speed: It took about 50 seconds to reduce a one-inch piece of ginger to a puree.
Fibers: Of the three graters, this one left the most fibers in the ginger puree, which would make it hard to mix it evenly into a batter.
Versatility: Don't even bother grating citrus zest—the nubs aren't sharp enough. However, it easily purees a daikon radish.
2. Triangle Ginger and Lemon Grater: www.broadwaypanhandler.com, $23.95.
This German grater has a triangular perforated hinged top that lowers onto a base with rows of tiny raised spikes, which grip the ginger when it is rubbed across them. Both pieces are attached to a handle.
Ease of Use: The Triangle is not exactly hard to use, but like so many kitchen gadgets these days, it seems overly designed. Before grating, you snap the top and bottom together, and rub the ginger over the molded spikes that protrude through the holes in the top. The front end of the grater has two rubber clad feet, presumably to keep it from skidding on the countertop. To remove the grated ginger, click the lever at the neck of the grater and the top pops up from the bottom. Scrape the ginger off the perforated top. Rinse it clean. Dishwasher safe.
So what's wrong? First, the top and bottom don't line up exactly, so you may have to fiddle a little to get them to snap together. Second, the lever works about 3 times out of 10, so you usually have to open it manually. Neither action is difficult, but why bother in the first place?
Speed: Faster than the porcelain grater–35 seconds for a one-inch piece of ginger.
Fibers: The ginger puree had some fibers, though not as many as with the porcelain grater.
Versatility: The Triangle grates citrus zest into minuscule bits; it reduces daikon to a puree almost instantly. The Times recommends it for grating horseradish.
3. Stainless Steel Rasp and Zester Holder: www.leevalley.com, $15.95
Manufactured by Lee Valley Tools in Canada, this is the original Microplane. It began as a wood rasp and became a kitchen tool when owner Leonard Lee's wife discovered that it also zested oranges beautifully. Essentially it is a two-piece stainless steel box, 13-inches by 1-inch, that is open on one end. The top piece has 400 sharply ridged perforations; it fits over a box-like base that catches whatever you are grating.
Ease of use: Blessedly simple. Fit the top over the bottom, hold it in place, and rub ginger over the perforations. The grated ginger is captured below, although some will stick to the back of the perforated top. I usually whack it on a cutting board to release the ginger. Clean it under running water or put it in the dishwasher. A few dried up fibers may remain on the top, but they seem to disappear very quickly.
Speed: The fastest. 25 seconds to grate a one inch piece of ginger.
Fibers: The rasp's sharply ridged perforations produced the creamiest ginger puree. There are fibers, but they are broken down into small bits, so the texture of the puree is smooth.
Versatility: This is where the Microplane really shines. It pulverizes daikon and garlic almost to a liquid, and finely shreds citrus zest with very little pressure. You can also use it to grate hard spices like cinnamon sticks and nutmeg, to a powder.
Was it a fair fight? Not really. I knew the Microplane would win.


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Scoring one free-kick is impressive, scoring two is downright outstanding.
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Monday proved a bright and sunny day in Seattle on the heels of a sun-filled weekend -- all a sight for sore eyes after weeks without much more than a hint of that bright orb in the sky.
But a cloudless sky in February made for cold temperatures overnight Sunday and throughout Monday, with the likelihood they would bottom out below freezing again Monday night.
Regionally, the lows early Monday morning dipped to the 20s, with Olympia Airport recording 22 degrees, according to the National Weather Service.
The NWS tweeted that Hoquiam recorded a single-day record low of 27 degrees, a degree cooler than the 2009 record.
Sea-Tac saw a low of 32 degrees overnight, and the NWS expected that to dip to 29 in the wee hours of Tuesday.
The high Monday was expected to hit 45 degrees, though a walk outside with even a light wind made it feel like a cold 45.
Sunny skies were expected to last through at least part of Tuesday before a weak system brought rain back to the region. The system was projected to bring the overnight lows back above freezing -- if only by a few degrees -- and push the daytime highs into the mid to upper 40s.
Tuesday's system was expected to bring some mountain snow, down to pass elevations, in the evening, with possibly up to 10 inches overnight, though no advisories had yet been issued as of Monday afternoon.
Thursday could offer a dry and cloudy day before another system moves through on Friday. The NWS expected yet another, stronger system to arrive Saturday and a cold air mass on Sunday could push the snow levels down to the passes or lower.
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May 01, 2006
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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Great Guitar Tips - The World's Most Useable Guitar E-Zine ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ A free, monthly E-Zine dedicated to providing you with useful information and tips for your guitar playing ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ April 2006 Issue #028 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ If you like this E-Zine, please do a friend a big favor and pass it on. If a friend DID forward this to you and if you like what you read, please subscribe by visiting...
Table Of Contents
1. News
2. New Page - Alirio Diaz
3. Guitar Nails - With or Without?
4. Recommended Resource
5. This Month's Fr/ee Music
1. NewsHi to all new and old subscribers!
Welcome to the April 2006 issue of Great Guitar Tips. If you're getting this ezine in early May...sorry about that but look on the bright side. You'll be getting two pieces of fr/ee music this month! Really, I've been terribly busy of late and it does take a long time to get the fingering right on the pieces I edit. I'm quite fussy about that because for years I've bought music from shops (and often respectable editions) and you know straight away that a guitarist hasn't done the fingering. It's probably about saving money and using who's available but that's another story. I won't go down that path!
Anyway, I've written a new page about Alirio Diaz. Although he's in his eighties now he still continues to play and influence the world of classical guitar. See below for details.
There's also a debate on whether to use nails or flesh. You probably know my opinion if you've looked over my site at all but I've published a contrary view for your perusal. Decide for yourself!
If you are looking for a good tool to record your music via computer I've come across an inexpensive yet excellent tool to do just this.
Then there's the fr/ee music. So...
I hope you enjoy this month's newsletter. So let's go!
2. New Page - Alirio DiazAlirio Diaz was born in Venezuela in 1923 into a large family of eleven brothers. He took an early interest in guitar and... Read more here
3. Guitar Nails - With or Without?You can see my opinion on this subject if you haven't already seen it on this page... I like to consider differing opinions because it's "healthy" to do this and there's NEVER any one right way to do anything. That being said, I found a good article by Peter Edvinsson of Capotasto Music which gives support to a contrary view...
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Most classical guitarists use a lot of time polishing and grooming their right hand fingernails. In order to play with nails you have to have good nails and working with them a lot. Is it possible to play without nails? Let's take a look at no nail playing!
Angel Iglesias, a great Spanish guitarist touring Denmark round 1953 played with nails in the same way as Segovia, Llobet and Barrios did. Some guitarists at this time played with their fingertips.
Another great Spanish virtuoso who toured Denmark in periods, Francisco Alfonso, (whose father studied with Tárrega) used only his fingertips. The differences of their tone quality were described by people who had heard them both:
Alfonsos tone was unusually beautiful, round and soft while Iglesias was harder and somewhat sharp.
Personally I have played classical guitar with nails and without nails and I can see some advantages from playing without nails:
1. You will come nearer your guitar through the contact between your fingertips and the guitar string.
2. You can play with your fingers on electric guitars without the risk of damaging your nails.
3. Playing guitar without nails will force you to play with the highest degree of articulation and concentration.
4. You will be able to play piano properly without disturbing nails.
5. You will get a soft and beautiful tone on your guitar if you consistently work on it.
Pujol a guitarist who played without nails wrote, "the flesh best transmit the feeling of the soul...such an unresponsive medium as nails interferes, somehow with the direct contact of the artist's sensibility to the string."
The art of playing without nails must be developed. You have to work with your tone as much without nail as with them. If you have used nails and start to play without nails you will feel uncomfortable before getting used to the different technique involved and before you develop calluses on you fingertips.
As times goes by you will improve your tone through your harder fingertips and your better articulation. You cannot be sloppy in your playing with this technique.
Even if you will go back to playing with your nails again you will see an improvement in you playing due to a better technique.
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Peter Edvinsson is a musician, composer and music teacher. Visit his site Capotasto Music and download your free sheet music and learn to play resources at
4. Recommended ResourceAudio Record Wizard is a real-time sound recorder software, which offers professional recording features with mp3 support.
It works with your sound card and here's the good part, you can record sound from a microphone. This is great for us guitarists who may want to record music for our students or record ourselves, either to listen to how we're improving or record other parts to duos, trios etc. Here are some other benefits of the Record wizard...
* Record from all sound sources (including RealPlayer, Windows Media Player)
* Create MP3 files easily from any Internet audio source
* The Audio Record Wizard interface is easy to use!
* You can select the different mp3 recording modes as required (Mono, Stereo etc.
* Extremely useful Record-Pause function Copy music from Internet audio
You can check it out
5. This Month's Fr/ee MusicAnd now for the music! This month's music is a wonderful, easy-sounding yet tricky little Menuet in C major.
I've loved playing this over the years. The half bar section from bars 22 to 28 and then slightly beyond to bar 32 can be played slightly staccato on the 2nd & 3rd beats to give it a little more character.
You can download it
And that's all for this issue. See you next month...whoops! I mean this month :))
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A note: This post was meant to be published around two weeks ago. When I arrived back from camp. I was mortified when I discovered it was still a draft…So here it is! And I assure you, this will never happen again. Not under my watch.
Hiya! Just came back from camp yesterday and am safe and sound (except for a few incidents such as jumping off my top bunk at 4am in the middle of a nightmare and a bird pooping on my head. But these things do not matter.) I'm happy to be back and clean, eating my grandma's mapo tofu and cramming for my next exams again. Hence, I thought I should post something for my homecoming.
A quote from a book I am reading currently (and strongly recommended) called The Book Thief by Markus Zusak. Hint and spoiler: The book is narrated through 'Death' as a metaphorical person and the following passage is when he describes war.
'~A small but noteworthy note~
I've seen so many young men
over the years who think they're
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They are not.
They're running at me.'
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