text:
June 30, 2011
Google Calendar's Design Refresh
"Right now, the changes are just cosmetic and have not affected the way Calendar works. You can choose to turn off the new look by clicking the gear icon and choosing Use the classic look (you can turn it back on by going to the gear icon and choosing Try the new look)," explains Google. Obviously, at some point, Google Calendar will integrate with Google+ and we'll see even more changes.
{ Thanks, Andrew. }
85 comments:
- AnonymousJune 30, 2011 at 9:33 AM
Hate it too. Switched to classic look within two minutes. Yikes, who designed this?
ReplyDelete - AnonymousJune 30, 2011 at 9:38 AM
Way too much real estate consumed up top, makes you scroll too much in the week/day view to see morning and evening events. Switched to classical view.
ReplyDelete - AnonymousJune 30, 2011 at 9:45 AM
I'm only getting this on my newest account, not on my older (personal) account. There's no way to switch to it on that one. Is it getting rolled out in phases?
ReplyDelete - AnonymousJune 30, 2011 at 9:51 AM
Like others said, too much space is wasted with the header and pointless padding on all of the elements. Also, I miss having a unified color header on every event, with a custom color of the inside for every calendar. I used this to color code events (color coded by calendar as well as event type). I rely on this visual encoding a lot, but now, we only have the custom color inside, and no header for events (this is in week view).
ReplyDelete - Andy AustinJune 30, 2011 at 10:02 AM
My default calendar view is month. Although "Today" is highlighted, it is with the palest grey available and is for practical purposes invisible. I wish there were an option to set the colour used for this highlight. It isn't as bad in weekly view.
I also have the task view open on the right hand said. the juxtaposition of this with the modern and sleek calendar interface looks very odd. Nice with a new look, but it needs some work.
The color of the ordinary events are too bright and the color repeating events are too similar to the ordinary color. It is hard to see the difference now.
Font size is too large. Now I can only see 10-11 events on each day compared to 15 with the old look.there just is no contrast in the colors! As it has been said before, it is really hard to see "today" when displaying a week or a month....it´s light gray on lighter gray..
Also really strange: the settings pages have no color at all... those are not really important, but it is really tough to see the different lines now...- AnonymousJune 30, 2011 at 1:29 PM
why can't it remember the last calendar you added an event to? it is bloody stupid you have to set the calendar each time
ReplyDelete - AnonymousJune 30, 2011 at 3:00 PM
Wayyyyyyy to much whitespce, especially the left margin. Why have Google gone black and white (and orangey/red), it kinda sucks.
ReplyDelete - AnonymousJune 30, 2011 at 3:02 PM
@funambulator: buy a decent screen. One that you can actually tell the difference between gray and white.
ReplyDelete Why don't Google never fix the bugs regarding ISO-8601 date format that has existed since the beginning? The saved settings for the selected date format isn't respected, it only looks good in "event details" and in "4 weeks" layout. Most write dates as year-month-day, like 2011-10-12, or in short form 11-10-12. Now it's only "works" in US, most of the modern world use ISO-standards since long ago.
Google can hardly expect to attract business users outside USA, to Google Apps before they follow normal standards. As long calendars doesn't support ISO-8601 date format I can hardly recommend Google Calendars and Google Apps to others.
Look at all submitted bug reports: http://www.google.com/support/calendar/bin/search.py?&query=iso+8601
Fix the bugs before all cosmetic changes!- AnonymousJune 30, 2011 at 3:08 PM
Good try, needs some tweaking.
Now for some helpful criticism, it's first and foremost a calendar, that said Days/Numbers/Months are poorly visible. Displaying a full screen on anything at or above resolution (1280x1024) and the words blend into the completely white background. It makes it nearly impossible to see or read quickly without getting frustrated.
Better contrast with Darker fonts or darker background. Display the calendar on full brightness under the sun, you'll see quickly it's impossible to identify events.
Crispier fonts, it seems that there is a slight blurring effect from the contrast/brightness combination that creates a mild blurring effect. - AnonymousJune 30, 2011 at 3:49 PM
The "improvement" is horrible. I use the month view and cannot see the highlight for the current day. The whole calendar seems way too white.. You need to put some contrasting colors in there since you cannot see where the calendar begins and ends (or at least put themes so we can customize our calendar). I do not like the collapsing caledars on the sidebar (I want to be able to click on a calendar without scrolling down). The calendar is compressed when you should have expanded it (get rid of the search option up top...we don't search from this page because IT IS A CALENDAR!!) Make the box for each day bigger so I can see my events instead of +1 or +2.
And you still didn't fix the problems from the old calendar. Get rid of the default reminder and guest lists. Let me decide if I want a reminder or want to invite someone to be on a guest list. I use this as a calendar and can't stand having to uncheck these boxes for each event I create. - AnonymousJune 30, 2011 at 3:58 PM
The buttons appear too large...would look neater with smaller sized buttons
ReplyDelete I really dislike the new Calendar UI, mainly because it wastes space leaving little room to actually see your calendar. It adds a ton more padding between the top bars, sidebars, and the calendar, and removes the much more useful thin blue dividing lines. The header certainly has more room, but if I am using Google Calendar, I am there to see my CALENDAR!
ReplyDelete- AnonymousJune 30, 2011 at 4:16 PM
I think it looks nice, but I use Hotmail's Calendar so I can sync it with Windows Live Mail (email client).
If there was a way for a two way syncing bet GCal and WLM, I would switch. - AnonymousJune 30, 2011 at 4:26 PM
I don't see any calendar changes? Oh that's right, I have google apps account and so always miss out on these new fancy features :(
When oh when are you going to address this situation Mr. Google? - AnonymousJune 30, 2011 at 7:38 PM
Agreed that information gets lost, it looks washed out and the use of space is worse. It looks 'cleaner' but not in a good way once you try to use it.
I would have preferred they institute feature changes rather than design ones, I'd love to see who follows my calendar and to be able to change fonts/colors, for starters. - AnonymousJune 30, 2011 at 10:02 PM
I'm sorry, Anonymous here again and I apologize for my comment just above as the new calendar just appeared in my google apps account also. Just seemed to take a little while :)
ReplyDelete - AnonymousJuly 1, 2011 at 12:34 AM
I had the new look this morning, and it must say it looks great!
However, it suddenly disappeared again and i cannot seem to find how to re-enable it.
Seeing that a lot of people complain about the new look, maybe a 'themes' options like gmail has might be a good addition? - AnonymousJuly 1, 2011 at 1:05 AM
It's not ugly, but the whole page is for me one color. Very tiring to figure out what's what. I have the same issue with hotmail and live calendar.
Also, the removal of the rounded corners makes the whole thing also a lot less "robust" for some reason. - AnonymousJuly 2, 2011 at 9:02 AM
Google calendar used to look professional. Now they are going for a ghetto look. I could use yahoo if I wanted an that look. There is no way I'm opening my calendar in front of client's with that new low grade image. I'm going to have to transition away from google.
ReplyDelete - AnonymousJuly 2, 2011 at 9:05 AM
Yeah, it's intuitive of you are a web designer and have been working on creating the design for several months. As a new user, I would not describe this as "intuitive."
ReplyDelete - AnonymousJuly 2, 2011 at 10:23 AM
There is a way to tell Google what you think about the new look:
========= - AnonymousJuly 3, 2011 at 2:41 PM
A compact version of the new theme - similar to the one offered in Gmail - would be useful for those of us who use Macbooks or similarly small screens.
The loss of screen space from calendar entries to headers is a bit inconvenient. I use the monthly view as default, and anything more than three entries per day results in them being rolled up into a "show 3 more" link - FrancisJuly 3, 2011 at 3:22 PM
I've never really understood why/how Google is so bad at UI, design, user journey's etc. They MUST have tested this on different resolution screens? Done some user testing? Taken a look at how people use Google Calendars so they can be informed on how to redesign it?
I sometimes feel there are still too many academics working at Google and not enough designers and down to earth business people. This was SO BAD that, even though I went back to classic view immediately, I'm in the process of finding a new solution. (MS Live or Yahoo, or maybe a standalone if one can work with my androids).
I can deal with little changes in colors (the nav bar doesn't bother me) and navigation, but I don't get why Google made it so you see less actual information on your calendar! The message I'm getting is that if you have a bunch of calendars and a bunch of appointments, you need a "real" calendar app and GCal is no longer for you. Too bad; I'd used it for years.- AnonymousJuly 5, 2011 at 9:17 PM
I like the new layout also but there is something which I just don't understand. Why have that completely empty white column down the left of the window? Just move the entire content left about 50 pixels and I would be much happier. We would rather a wider view of our calendar events (particularly in my favoured month view) than that wasted space.
ReplyDelete - AnonymousJuly 10, 2011 at 12:48 AM
I don't wish to be rude and I'm not sure if you're really paying attention to what the consensus is about the Calendar (& also Gmail) changes. In short, most think they're incredibly badly thought out in terms of improved usability, are generally very ugly and altogether are an almighty big retrograde step & profound FAIL. Please note this; THEY ARE A FAIL.
Why can't you see that there are no substantial improvements to Calendar & Gmail in what you've done? It's change for change's sake. Given the wealth of talent out there in all things web these days I'm quite honestly astonished that you've not been able to come up with genuinely improved products at this time - particularly after all the hours you (Google) must've put in to it - and that this is the best you can do. Your redesign efforts's with Calendar & Gmail here are almost laughable, being as they are genuinely backward steps; honestly anyone but the worst of the bunch on a 1st year university course would've done better!
Furthermore, I mean it when I say that I'm starting to see a touch of the Microsofts about Google these days, whereby a huge lead in brilliant & cheap products is beginning to be squandered through corporate insularity & generally losing touch with what people actually want & need. Essentially, this sort of cock up illustrates that your becoming victims of your own success, thinking that you can dictate the market whereas the reality is you can only ever fulfill its needs.
The question now is can you back up on the current mess, make some decent & worthwhile improvements to Calendar & Gmail (though few are actually needed - but perhaps you could start with resolving the long-running app issues with Calendar), and get things back on track with Calendar & Gmail?
Well, it's your supertanker, so you show us.... - AnonymousAugust 8, 2011 at 9:38 PM
I must admit that I really only care about functionality in an internet calendar and I am not so concerned with how pretty it is. That said, I am very frustrated with the month view. I add a lot of information to my calendar so the month view is completely useless to me. Almost every day I have one event that I can see and a "+4 events" or however many events there are on that date. I had to switch to the classic view just to see my calendar. It would be great if Google offered a viewing option that did not force the monthly calendar onto the screen. I would much rather have all of my events layed out so I can see them and have to scroll down a little bit than have to click on every single day just to see what else is on that date. I have started to use the weekly calendar just so I can see all of the events on my calendar, but sometimes I really need to see them on a month format. This has been a really common gripe on the pages I have looked at so I hope Google will take note and add a little more functionality to the new calendar.
ReplyDelete This design is totally unusable POS. It loaded FB- privacy-style, completely without warning (I switched to a tab in Chrome and saw it). Then it took me 10 min to realize what was going on and how to get out of it).
What is next, a Google Office Assistant???
Good job guys - please send us all back to Outlook. And once we do that we'll have no use for our Android phone - iPhone runs circles around Android when it comes to being a phone.
PLEASE stop f-ing up the good thing you have here and start listening to what your customers want.
We know your bonuses depend on "social crap" and that Google+ is the only horse you have, but not everything is social and not everyone wants Google+ capabilities or the interface. Just because the only tool you have is a hammer, does not mean that every problem is a nail!
Learn to leave well enough alone and cater to your multiple audiences.
Disappointed (again)- AnonymousSeptember 12, 2011 at 5:30 PM
Google+ theme is awful, who came up with that? The margins and paddings are HUGE
ReplyDelete - AnonymousOctober 19, 2011 at 3:06 PM
Now if we could have custom start an end times for the calendar... I'm amazed at all of the negative comments regarding the look. Google is regarded as one of the UGLIEST interfaces until these redesigns. The is clean, uncluttered, easier to read BECAUSE of the extra whitespace. I do admit that the color choices are too pastel and need to be bolder, but it is an improvement to the amateurish look before.
That having been said...the look isn't the real issue that Google should be concerned with, features that actually work and improving function should be the priority, and it clearly isn't. Google tasks is the biggest joke, not enough integration between products and between PC vs the Android apps, etc. Google, if you want to be taken seriously, work on function....form always follows.- AnonymousJanuary 4, 2012 at 11:56 AM
I have noticed today that classic look will not be available soon. So I decided to try the new look once more. I could not bear it, switched back to classic view again. I don't know what will I do when classic view is no more available. Please don't touch our classic view. Please!
ReplyDelete - AnonymousJanuary 8, 2012 at 7:29 AM
I saw a notification this morning on my Google calendar "The old Google Calendar look you are using is going away soon. Check out the improvements we've been making by choosing "Try the new look" from the gear menu".
I dislike the new look very much. From all the negative comments that are posted about the new look, it looks I am not alone.
Why would Google decide to move forward with a change that clearly the majority doesn't not approve? Not a good marketing move on Google's part in my opinion. - AnonymousJanuary 10, 2012 at 5:04 AM
I am hugely upset that the classic calendar view is going away. Why? When so many people hugely prefer it to the new view
ReplyDelete - AnonymousJanuary 10, 2012 at 2:38 PM
Only two comments after me in one week. I repeat again and I beg to you: Please keep classic view available. Please!
I really feel stomachache when I try to use the new look. Believe me I have tried to use it. I can not breathe properly when I try to use the new look. I really don't know what to do when classic view is gone. I want to use "google calendar", it is a part of my life now. But with the new look it will be almost impossible for me to use it without side effects which I believe I won't be able to handle.
Will it be really too costly for you to keep the classic look available? If not, I beg you once more please keep classic view available. Please! - AnonymousJanuary 11, 2012 at 9:43 AM
It will cost nothing to keep the old look as an option.
The new look is quite glaring for people that have sensitive eyes.
Please consider giving people the choice.
Thank you - AnonymousJanuary 12, 2012 at 10:25 AM
The biggest issue I'm finding with the new look is when you have appointments with specific times. This is displayed as text with the same color as the calendar. While the muted colours look very pleasant with banners, the lack of contrast for text events makes them very hard to read.
I wonder if text-only events should default to a darker shade of those colours? Would that make sense? - AnonymousJanuary 23, 2012 at 9:49 PM
It is very hard to see the current day in the new look. It is almost the same color as the other days.
It is also hard to see the time of events. The time does not stand out as clearly as in the classic look.
The pastel colors are too low-contrast in general.
I can't tell if an event has an alarm or is part of a series without going to the trouble of getting my mouse onto the event. UGH, this is HORRIBLE!
Even on "compact" less fits on the screen - don't you people actually put stuff on your calendar!!?
The readability is crap.
The colors are ugly and faint.
The "More" -> "Print", "Refresh" is terrible UI.
Why can't you guys spent time on stuff people want (like say, "Tentative") instead of this nonsense!THIS IS TERRIBLE.
I know designers are in love with white space, but this is supposed to be FUNCTIONAL not a magazine cover!
What did you do to make this mess -- steal "designers" from Exchange?
I almost expected f-ing Clippy or BoB to pop up!
Does nobody at Google actually use their calendar?
Even on compact, less info is visible.
The colors are ugly and too faint for good readability.
You have to mouse over to see important info like the icons (alarm clock etc).
Stupidity abounds in the UI -- for just one example "More" -> "Print", "Refresh" -- are you kidding me??
People have been telling you about these problems since you unveiled this albatross, but there is no sign that anyone is listening!!!
Why can't you spend time on things people have been asking for for years (like "Tentative") instead of this garbage?- AnonymousFebruary 7, 2012 at 5:54 AM
The new calendar still blows. It is un-useable =(
Guess i'll be having to find a new calendar system now unfortunately.
I can't beleive they didn't listen to any of the feedback. - AnonymousFebruary 7, 2012 at 6:10 AM
The new colors are bad, the pastel tones and black text make it extremely hard to read.
Please make all the changes you want to the new look but leave the "Use the classic look" button alone, lots of apps have skins and themes, whats the deal with this? Why not leave the classic look available as an option? - AnonymousFebruary 7, 2012 at 6:56 AM
NECCO wafer color scheme? Really? It's painful to look at.
ReplyDelete - AnonymousFebruary 7, 2012 at 11:43 AM
The new colors are not good, pastel tones is awfull and black text make it extremely had to read.
If you want to make changes, ok, but please leave the "Use the classic look" button on again.
Why I can not choose what calendar version I want to use? - AnonymousFebruary 8, 2012 at 8:01 AM
I detest the new design. The colors are horrible and everything looks blocky. What have you done google!? Why did you take the classic design away from me!?
Don't be evil, hah. You should seriously change your motto.
It's like you DON'T want us to use google calendar. I see how it is. - AnonymousFebruary 8, 2012 at 6:29 PM
Dudes and dudettes at G.
Are you seriously tired of supporting your products and want people to stop using them?
Because you have removed the choice to continue using the design I carefully customized from my Calendar and it sucks so many rocks so hard I am SERIOUSLY THINKING OF GOING BACK TO (barf) OUTLOOK. - AnonymousFebruary 10, 2012 at 1:09 PM
Really, I printed the calendar and it is very hard to read. The darkest color is crap brown. Horrible design from such a big company. Google calendar has the look of the 70's. Terrible!!!! Give me primary colors and black for text.
ReplyDelete - AnonymousMarch 18, 2012 at 7:57 AM
It is painfull. I am still using google calendar since I could not find an alternative. However, it is really painfull and understandable. Changing good to bad and presenting it as good, this is something which totalitarian regimes do.


text:
- This topic has 1 reply, 1 voice, and was last updated 11 years, 7 months ago by .
Viewing 2 posts - 1 through 2 (of 2 total)
Viewing 2 posts - 1 through 2 (of 2 total)
- The forum 'Welcome to the Forum!' is closed to new topics and replies.
When you visit our website, it may store information through your browser from specific services, usually in the form of cookies. Here you can change your Privacy preferences. It is worth noting that blocking some types of cookies may impact your experience on our website and the services we are able to offer.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
| |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Number of matches: 45
Using these photos: A variety of organizations and individuals have contributed photographs to CalPhotos. Please follow the usage guidelines provided with each image. Use and copyright information, as well as other details about the photo such as the date and the location, are available by clicking on the [detail] link under the thumbnail. See also: Using the Photos in CalPhotos. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||


text:
Jack Graham , Op-Ed Contributor
| Sunday, April 17, 2022
Unsplash/Kelly Sikkema
As we celebrate Easter this Sunday, about 60% of Americans…
From one of the world's largest universities to Hollywood's most prolific television producer to America's largest communities of faith to multiple presidential candidates and a multi-billion-dollar financial services firm, Johnnie Moore has been America's go-to communications strategist when the stakes are high and the mission is critical.
Johnnie Moore founded KAIROS after running public relations across multiple sectors including higher education, entertainment, and politics. He has worked with every major print, digital and broadcast outlet in North America and has extensive experience in more than 50 countries around the world.
He began his career at the 100,000-student Liberty University where he served as the school's Senior Vice President for Communications during the time when Liberty University added more than 75,000 students to its annual enrollment and added more than $1.2 billion to its endowment and cash reserves. After a dozen years at Liberty University, and before founding KAIROS, Moore was personally recruited by Emmy award-winning mega-producer Mark Burnett ("Survivor," "Shark Tank," "The Voice," "Celebrity Apprentice") to serve as Chief of Staff and Vice President of Faith Content for his United Artists Media Group (an MGM company).
Rev. Johnnie Moore is also a member of clergy. As a noted evangelical Christian leader he is best known for his consequential work at the intersection of faith and foreign policy in the Middle East. In 2020, he was named one of America's ten most influential religious leaders, he is the President of The Congress of Christian Leaders, serves on ADL's "task force for Middle East minorities," and is the youngest-ever recipient of the Simon Wiesenthal Center's prestigious "medal of valor" for his efforts rescuing Christians from ISIS in 2015. He is also a Commissioner on the bipartisan U.S. Commission for International Religious Freedom, appointed by the President of the United States.


text:
Add To Favorites
Ver en español
Top of the page
For inspiration to exercise, John hasn't had to look far. His father rides his bike daily to prevent another heart attack. John's grandparents and others in his family also had heart disease.
John's doctor told him that his steady weight gain over the years was putting him in danger of heart problems as well. "He said, 'You want to live a long and happy life, right?'" John recalls. "'You've seen what your dad went through?'"
John, a commercial pilot, got that advice as he watched his dad recover from heart surgery in the 1990s. He started riding his bike too. "I followed my father's good example," he says.
He just didn't follow it regularly.
"Over the years, my weight was starting to creep up. I was fooling myself—I was in total denial about how much weight I was carrying," he says.
About 3 years ago, John, now 54, says he realized he had to do more. He was stressed at work. He didn't get enough sleep because his flight schedules changed constantly. He talked with another doctor who told him that regular exercise would help with stress, sleep, and weight gain.
"You hear the mantra of losing weight, eating better, getting regular exercise, and it finally sank in," John says.
He joined a bike club. Having others to ride with motivated him physically and socially. "I've made a lot of friends who have the same priorities," he says. No matter what the activity, doing it with a group makes it easier and much more fun, he believes.
He also joined a weight-loss group, which helped him slim down. By watching how he eats and getting daily exercise, he's lost 25 pounds. "I have another 10 to 15 to go. Even my wife says I look good now," he jokes.
He's so keen on the benefits of fitness, he encourages his coworkers and friends. "My mantra is 'Find a way to exercise.' It has made all the difference in my life."
John's story reflects his experiences as told in an interview. The photograph is not of John, to protect his privacy.
Current as of: June 5, 2023
Author: Healthwise StaffClinical Review BoardAll Healthwise education is reviewed by a team that includes physicians, nurses, advanced practitioners, registered dieticians, and other healthcare professionals.
Author: Healthwise Staff
Clinical Review BoardAll Healthwise education is reviewed by a team that includes physicians, nurses, advanced practitioners, registered dieticians, and other healthcare professionals.
This information does not replace the advice of a doctor. Healthwise, Incorporated, disclaims any warranty or liability for your use of this information. Your use of this information means that you agree to the Terms of Use. Learn how we develop our content.
To learn more about Healthwise, visit Healthwise.org.
© 1995-2024 Healthwise, Incorporated. Healthwise, Healthwise for every health decision, and the Healthwise logo are trademarks of Healthwise, Incorporated.
To improve your search results use quotation marks when searching for a specific phrase.
For example, if you search for substance use, a search WITHOUT quotation marks would find listings that include the words "substance" OR "use." A search WITH quotation marks ("substance use") would find listings only with the whole phrase "substance use."
Spanish: Para traducir este sitio web, debe actualizar su navegador a la última versión de Microsoft Edge.
Vietnamese: Để dịch trang web này, bạn phải nâng cấp trình duyệt của mình lên phiên bản Microsoft Edge mới nhất.
Mandarin: 要翻译该网站,您必须将浏览器升级到最新版本的 Microsoft Edge.
Are you sure you want to delete this item?


text:
UPDATE: Reports from people trying this are that the ones made with self-rising flour came out awesome, and the ones using regular flour didn't work well at all. Fair warning! Get some self-rising flour!
For the peaches:
Can i make my own self raising flour? If i can, how many tsp/tbsp of baking powder/soda should i add?
I cannot wait to give this a try! my peach cobbler recipe is woefully out of date, it uses Bisquick (scandalous!)
I am wondering, have you ever considered listing your recipes in alphabetical orcer, just as a list or linklist somewhere? (if you have done this I just havent found it, apologies) That way one would not have to scroll through the entire posts in each category when looking for something
Since it is my birthday coming up in the next few days, I am very tempted to try this.
Though, just one question, I wasn't sure about with the video, when you melted the butter and then added the milk/flour mix to it, did you stir that together? For some reason it still looked rather separate.
Please keep up the good work.
Our store probably doesn't have self-rising flour. Can you recommend a substitute and what quantity to use for this recipe.
Tnx from Slovenia:D
hi chef John... can you help me devise a version of this that's diabetic friendly, with things like agave or pomegranate molasses and/or honey or grape juice instead of the sugars, and maybe some kind of smelt or other whole flour instead of the white refined flour? or is there a way to just take advantage of the natural sweetness in the peaches? I don't want to use artificial sweeteners, and i guess a little brown sugar is okay (like maybe a table spoon or two) but not cups of it.
Looks delicious. It will be great with vanilla ice-cream on the side.
Hey... I'm a Choux maker! At least since your Gougere recipe...
Hey big guy...do you have a link for the manufacturer of the cast aluminum dutch oven?
going to try the peach cobbler today!
Chef John!!!
It looks amazing!
I really want to try that out, but can I simply use baking powder? for me here in germany self-rising flour is something hard to get in the moment.
I can't wait to try this! But what do I need to do if I only have regular flour? x
OMG! I must have some! ...I guess that means I must make some :-)
If you don't have SR flour, I added the AP flour ingredients to the recipe.
For those of you asking which pot I used, here you go... http://www.amazon.com/IMUSA-Evolution-6-9-qt-Nonstick-Aluminum/dp/B004S2JR9Q/ref=sr_1_11?ie=UTF8&qid=1312991056&sr=8-11
lol @ "I'm a Choux maker"
I too would like an alphabetical list of your recipes! Cant be too hard now can it?
Congrats on the deal with All Recipes by the way! You deserve it for all the help you've given to the thousands and thousands of kitchen noobs :)
If i want to make my own chinese 5-spice what kind of spices should i use?
Rhulman has a nice blog post on the term shoemaker that you might enjoy:
Chinese 5-spice: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Five-spice_powder
Yes, I commented on that post!
Hi Chef John nice to see you with some traditional recipes again <3 (not a big fan of fusion cuisines sorry!).
Kind of a stupid question: Is it better to use whole milk for desserts or the low fat milk (that I always drink and eat cereals with) does just fine? Does the fat content of the milk make an impact on the peach cobbler's taste at all?
Thanks in advance!
PS: I'm Chinese and I can't believe 5 spiced powder is used on such a Southern dessert lol. When I was in Hong Kong my mother used to marinate chicken wings with it before frying :D
low fat milk is fine for desserts, that's what i use. :-)
One more question...since I don't want to waste fresh peaches on my first attempt...
For ommiting the made from scratch syrup does that mean we include the syrup from the can? Or we just use the canned peaches without the syrup since the peaches are already sweetened
Yes, use all the syrup!
Looks yummy Chef. I would debate your selection of free stone peaches a little. I know varieties have changed but when I was younger the free stone peaches were a convenience for the canneries. The REALLY good eating peaches were the cling stone varieties. But as I said that may have changed with newer varieties.
That may have been true, but these freestone were amazing! :-)
I asked the kid at the market if the peaches were free stone or cling, I got a look that said it all... stoned...
Yeah, drool. Need this in my belly ASAP.
Try using buttermilk instead of milk for the peach cobbler recipe. It's delicious.
Realize this peach cobbler territory but I had a quick question about one of your old recipes back in 2007 and was not sure where to go to ask you about Uncles Bills chicken. The ingredients looked so so great I know you said this was dark meat territory but is there some reason why I could not use boneless chicken breasts.
Any chicken works for that recipe! Enjoy!
It turns out that even this shoemaker can't do it.
I failed this recipe. The dough didn't rise to the top. Only some around the edges. And the dough that stayed in the middle was all mushy. Maybe it was that I didn't use self rising flour. or that my pan/pot was too full. I have no Idea. but it was disappointing. :( I was looking forward to some delicious cobbler. I won't give up though I can always try again.
Yes, it's the flour. That what I heard during my research as I said in the post. there is just something about the SR flour that works so much better.
I made the cobbler tonight...............got rave reviews, people were drooling when it came out of the oven. I liked how the crust carmelized on the bottom so nicely.Everyone wanted some of that! I made homemade vanilla ice cream and served that on top. This is a keeper, and will try it with other fruit.
CJ: Thought I would surprise the wife on Sunday morning and cobbler came out great just like the picture, but:
wife: the house smells great.
me: yes dear.
wife: that looks wonderful.
me: yes dear.
wife: boy this is sweet.
me: yes dear.
CJ:How would you un-sweet the recipe a little?
use less sugar in the peaches ;-)
Sorry Mau Mau, looks like I'm ditching your Peach Cobbler recipe. :)
Also, the "something" about the self rising flour is the baking powder! It's supposed to rise, if it doesn't get air, it's no good!
Also #2, my food wish: How about something with blueberries? I have a few pounds that I've picked over the last few weeks, and I'm itching to make something with them. I've already made a buckle, but I think I need something with that chef John touch. :P
First of all, we know about the baking powder (see post and ingr.)
Secondly, we did a blueberry recipe last week.
Come on! Try and pay closer attention! ;)
I am definately going to try this. Looks great.
What do you think about using unsalted butter? I have it on hand and use Smart Balance for everything else.
I only use unsalted butter.
Chef, what is the consistency of the batter supposed to look like after baking? I baked mine with SR flour and canned peaches in a cast iron skillet for 1 hour and it still looked gummy under the crust. Should I increase temp? Decrease liquids? Bake on lower rack? Thanks for your help.
chef. i do not have this type of dish and my friend is coming tomorrow, do u think i could use a square tin? i have a pan shaped in this way though with a metal handle, do u think it could do the trick?
Should work!
Tried this out first with normal flour and baking powder and it didn't turn out very well. Yes, you said it wouldn't but self-rising flour is hard to find in Germany and this recipe sounded to delicous not to try.
Today I found self-rising flour at an asian grocery of all places and tried again. Worked perfectly and the result turned out oh so delicous. I just ended up with a lot of syrup at the bottom of the baking dish. I think next time I'll try halving the amount of syrup. And maybe a little less sugar, too. It is very sweet.
Just to let all you people who are wondering, self rising flour(if your store doesn`t have any) is the following:
1 Cup Flour
1 1/2 tsp or Baking Powder
1 tsp salt
obviously double or whatnot as needed for the recipe
Ok, so I tried this today using the regular flour. Besides the baking powder I added 1 tsp of baking soda and it turned out re-e-e-e-ly good :)
Hi CJ,
Does it matter what type of dish I use? Will any oven safe dish do, like glass casserole dish or a cake tin?
anything that's deep and wide enough will work!
I just made this. It is Delish!! THANKS Chef John!
Can frozen peaches be used for this recipe? If so, do I thaw them first or just bake it longer?
Yes, thaw first. Enjoy!
Just found this recipe and made it with some whole peaches I had frozen a couple of months ago -- they were really soft and a little mushy, so I was concerned, but it was pretty good.
Also, I think I need to use a wider pan ... couldn't really tell how wide Chef's pan was, but my cake was a little too thick.
Can you sub apples for Peaches with the same ratios / bake time?
I used this recipe and substituted the peaches with apples. I used all purpose flour with baking soda and it worked beautifully! If I do say so myself. But I will try self rising flour some day. Thank you for the recipe, Chef John.
I keep a bag of self-rising flour on hand for two reasons only: Navajo frybread and peach cobbler. DEFINITELY go self-rising for the cobbler. So easy, so good!
Thoughts on the flour science: 1) Maybe the AP flour needs to be well sifted and mixed with the baking powder before the liquid is added. Otherwise, the baking powder will start to react when it hits the liquid and the batter won't be ready to catch the bubbles. 2) If the wet batter sits too long or is mixed too much, the bubbles will escape before baking. (so it's not the gluten we are trying to avoid) 3) Another factor that might affect rising is the type of rising chemicals. Maybe the SR uses double acting baking powder (releases bubbles when mixed with water, then releases more when heated) and people using AP may have single or double acting powder.
Not trying to be a know-it-all :) I just don't have SR and I'm trying to figure out what to do. All in all, I think maybe a little extra baking soda or baking powder might help with the rising.
WOW!!! Made the peach cobbler today for Sunday Dinner dessert. All I can say is wow. I love crust over. I did a couple things different (I think I am a good cook...lol). I didn't use the Chinese spice; I used cinnamon and nutmeg. I used can peaches in heavy syrup; I boiled them with a half cup of sugar with the cinnamon and nutmeg in the boil. I used a stick of butter sofftened in the batter and melted one-fourth of a stick in the baking pan. I preheated the oven on 375 degrees and cooked for 55 minutes. I can say again and again delicious. Great base recipe.
I can not wait to try this. I researched for a long while. Even though I am from the south, homemade peach cobbler was not a staple for me. I like that you use chinese 5 spice, as we bought some a while ago and can't find any uses for it. Can't wait!!!
I added a pinch of cinnamon and nutmeg and had to add my own baking powder because the commissary doesn't carry self-rising flour and it came out great. I did have to sift the flour and baking powder and I cooked it for 45 mins in the middle of the oven then 10 at the top of the oven to get the crust a little more golden. mmm mmm mmmmm. thanks for the recipe!!
I tried the recipe today. I didn't have self-rising flour, the mix of AP flour, baking powder worked just fine. It came out amazing!!! Thanks chef John! Do you think this would work with a different fruit?
Yes! almost any berry or stone fruit
I've been wanting to make this for the longest time and since I got a hold of some beautiful fresh peaches, I made it! I ran out of self-rising flour so I decided to use the mix of AP flour and baking powder and it came out wonderful~ Thanks Chef John!
Chef! Do you know where I can find chinese five spices in stores? Albertons,stater brothers, etc?
I've never been in a large grocery store that didn't carry it in the spice sect.
Does it matter if we use a dutch oven or not
I could write a poem about this cobbler.
And yes a dutch oven works just fine, depending on the size though. I use my bare 10 inch lodge deep cast iron skillet.
I'm tempted to try it with buttermilk.
Do you use all the syrup, after boiling, or is it to taste?
I believe I used all the syrup. Thanks!
:O its like in 'Holes' the movie how they found out peaches was the remedy that made the shoes smell good! This must be connected!
Why can't you use margarine?
Hi there Chef John,
Can i use frozen peaches in this recipe?
Thank you so much for your time..
Sara :-)
Hai Chef John, thank you for sharing this. I halved the sugar because 2 cups of sugar for this is too much for me. My friends and I have never taste peach cobbler before, but surprisingly we love it. :)
-a Malaysian-
I have never bought a butter stick, can you tell me where I can get it and which brand to is the best? I live in California. I went on to google it but have only got like cocoa butter and butter flavored stick. Please help, I really want to try this recipe. love it!
It's just butter! A "stick" is what the four wrapped pieces in the pound of butter are called. Just buy a pound of unsalted butter.
I live in Denver, a mile high! Has anyone tried this recipe at high altitude? Does that impact the use of self rising flour - do you make any changes to adjust?
I used self-rising flour but the middle of the cobbler was still covered in syrup and some of the peaches stayed at the top and did not sink. What did I do wrong? (Btw, I used canned peaches)
I used the self-rising flour but the middle of my cobbler was not fully covered with crust. The edges had crust though. Some of the syrup and peaches laid on top and never settled to the bottom. What did I do wrong? (Btw I used canned peaches)
Nothing, that's normal.
Chef John, a peach cobbler newbie here.. So apologize in advanced if my question is too dumb.. When you said "pour sugar-SR flour mixture into melted butter", do we stir them together or let them separate?
Thank you for the recipe! Very excited to try this
Sorry, but I don't understand the question.
at 3:08 (before you pour the peaches), it seems like the melted butter is on top of the batter, doesn't get mixed with the batter. Do we mix them together?
Do not mix! That how it's supposed to be!
Do not mix! That how it's supposed to be!
There IS a difference in the wheat itself between AP flour and self-rising. According to King Arthur Flour's website, " Self-rising flour is milled from softer, lower-protein wheat, making it perfect for tender baked goods."
I bought self-rising flour for this recipe. Some of the flour didn't rise to the top - I had a crust - but I also had doughy bits throughout. I think my problem was the type of baking dish. I will try a different one next time.
Oh, and within a week I wanted to make something else that needed self-rising flour (scones) so it was a worthwhile purchase.
Thanks for a great recipe Chef John :)
Hi Chef John
I have always admired your dry humor, but what are you doing posting at 3:01 A.M. are you an insomniac like me? Oh, by the way, I'm going to try your peach cobbler recipe as soon as I get some SR flour today at the store, although I think I'll use cinnamon instead of the Chinese spice.
Hey Chef, if I used canned peaches, should I open the can first?
I made this for Thanksgiving dinner with family and friends where it was very well received. I used cinnamon and a little nutmeg instead of five spice powder. When I got home, all I could think about was how nice it would be if I had some left to warm up in the microwave and eat with a scoop of ice cream.
Unfortunately, I didn't get to bring any home with me, so rather than deny myself of this delightful pleasure, I was up in the middle of the night making another one! This time around, I used a 29 ounce can of sliced peaches in heavy syrup, and halved the ingredients for the batter. I baked it in a 10" foil pie pan at 375 degrees for about 35 minutes. Waiting for it to cool was impossible so rather than prolong the agony, I decided cooling it in a bowl with vanilla ice cream would be okay. I was right!!!!
How many cans of peaches?
Thank You Chef John. Watching your videos and reading your recipes has heightened my culinary experience. I will keep listening to your amazing recipes and create or recreate what knowledge you give me. Thanks again my friend.
The first mention of this dish as a "cobbler" occurred in the mid to late 1800's when the term "cobbler" was also used to describe someone who put things together shabbily.
Of course, good self rising flour is the way to go, but I have used self rising flour that absolutely fell flat on it's face. Perhaps it was stored improperly prior to delivery to the store. If making your own, sift it twice and you will be happy with the results.
I was cooking some fresh cherries to use with this recipe and most sites advised to add water with some corn starch to make sure it thickens. Of course, it then had the "corn starch" taste to it. I was about to give up on the whole thing when I thought of adding some orange zest to see what would happen (hey, it couldn't hurt). The result: absolute heaven! No corn starchy taste, and shiny dark cherries with clear thick juices! Way too good for a cobbler. Changing my plans to a Black Forest Gateau!
Thank you so much for your videos, blog and advice. I am new to this site, and am spreading the word to all!
The reason why self rising flour is better than making your own is in the flour itself. In the South the gold standard (not medal) self rising flour is White Lily brand. It is made with soft white wheat. It is the best flour for any short crust or batter. Most all all purpose flour is made from hard red wheat. Great for building gluten but not for pastry. If you use soft white wheat flour and baking powder and salt you will have an excellent substitute for self rising flour.
Dear Chef John!
I am not unable to cook, but your recipes give me endless trouble. Here is how I get to make them.
Step 1: Watch the recipe. Be amazed.
Step 2: Go to Foodwishes.com
Step 3: Use google to translate cups of peaches to grams of peaches
Step 4: Google cups of sugar to grams of sugar
Step 5: Google cups of flour to grams of flour
Step 6: Google cup of liquids to mls
Step 7: Translate fahrenheit to celsius
Step 8: Don't translate 50 minutes, that is pretty straightforward, dummie
Step 9: Make the recipe
Step 10: Enjoy!
Just kidding. There might be many steps in deciphering the meaning of your measurements, but they are worth all the trouble. Greetings from Europe!
Translation in normal measurements:
1kg peaches,
120g butter,
200g sugar,
200g flour,
11,5g baking powder,
4g salt,
350 ml milk.
You are welcome, rest of the world. Sorry, I use canned, no syrup.
Couldn't you just purchase US measuring cups and spoons? I see them online for under $5.00
Steve, it would be more than silly to waste space on cups and spoons an whatnot when all you need is a scale.
So, I have tried this with all purpose flower and baking powder and it worked great. Both for canned peaches and fresh apples. Now I am going to try some sour cherries, apples were still too sweet, even with less sugar. I need some tang with the bang! :)
Can i make this but thr savory version, what can i substitute the sugar in the batter with?!
Thanks for this awosme recipe chef john!
Do i put all the liquid/syrup in the dish?
Chef Jon as usual you made me a hero. The five spice was brilliant, it turned out delightful, beautiful and delicious. Thank you so much for once again inspiring me. So many of your recipes are our family favorites.
I made this yesterday, but the batter did not rise to the top. It tasted good. What do you think I did wrong?


text:
Connect Bubble + Email with no-code integration in a few clicks
Integrate Bubble to Email easy, secure and without limits using visual builder and powerful API connectors
Looking for Bubble and Email integration service?
Using Onlizer you can connect Bubble with Email, setup notifications about events or enable communication in chats, automate data sync, data analytics and BI tools. Learn how to design, build, and automate anything for your work by integrating services like ClickUp and Google Forms to create visual automated apps and workflows
How to connect Bubble + Email
Onlizer provides you with all required tools to setup connection and send info between Bubble and Email automatically. You can build and customize integrations fast using visual builder - no code required.
Securely connect Bubble and Email accounts
Customize your Bubble to Email integration
Run automation Bubble + Email online in 1 click
Cost and time savings with endless no-code abilities
Onlizer Studio
Create customized individual integration of Bubble to Email with flexible, easy to use, no-code and low-code tools
Onlizer Studio integrates Bubble and Email with powerful visual API connectors and allows to build hi-customized individual automated solutions. With fast setup, secure services connection and cost-optimized runtime Onlizer Studio automations make your business more efficient and provide new level of business processes quality.
Bubble + Email integration ideas
Support or submit Bubble and Email integration idea and we'll invite you to use it early for free! Our development team will reach you personally with estimation for this request. Also you can vote for most relevant suggestions below.
Explore Bubble and Email integration features
You can easy create integration for Bubble and Email using no-code builder and customize it to fit your needs with great amount of events and actions availalbe in API connectors
Email received in Email
Email activates when new email received by your email server. Folder, sender and subject can be specified for filter
Try trigger TriggerFAQ
Let's Try! Get Free Messages and Tasks to test Onlizer features
Start Your 14-Days Free Trial
We can help you to create your dream processes for better business revenue.


text:
Sync all your data between UPS and Quickbooks in real-time with ease. Orchestrate your data integration process through simple BURQ iPaaS.
BURQ iPaaS is an advanced integration platform that works as a bridge connecting disparate systems, SaaS solutions, cloud-based applications, and data sources together. It enables swift and real-time data flow and provides an intuitive web interface for straightforward integrations, eliminating the need for coding.
Utilize BURQ's iPaaS ready-made connector to facilitate effortless connections between UPS & Quickbooks in just a few weeks.
Use the advanced features of BURQ iPaaS such as smooth data synchronization, UI based entity mappings and transformation, and GDPR compliance to map and transform data in order to build highly customizable integrations.
Automate real-time error detection with the robust in-built integration health monitoring and logging system of BURQ iPaaS.
Integrate your data limitlessly using BURQ iPaaS with scalability features like auto scaling support and high throughput
We have customers across geographies.
March 12, 2024
In the modern business landscape, the ability to swiftly adapt to digital advancements...
March 12, 2024
In the labyrinth of modern business architecture, iPaaS (integration Platform as a Service)...
March 8, 2024
Integration has been the unsung hero of the technology world, quietly ensuring....
Drop us a message and we'll get in touch with you.


text:
Seven Tron Games HYIP RCB
RCB (Referral Commission Back) conditions:
1. For this HYIP only 100% of RCB is available, due to specific ref-system. RCB amount will be counted manually.
2. RCB is possible only from first level of standard referral program (commission from deposit amount). For unstandard referral programs (commission from referral profit or etc.) only 100% of RCB is available.
3. RCB is possible only from payment systems and CryptoCurrencies available in RCB form; in the same currency and payment system like deposit (or we will decrease it due to currency exchange fees). For CryptoCurrency, RC amount should be more than $5 (in equivalent of CryptoCurrencies on date of RCB request) or not less than minimum amount available for withdrawal in investment program.
4. Responsibility for correctness of registration process (using our referral link) and correctness of information provided in RCB request is fully assumed by investor. Our referral link is attached to HYIP name on pages of rating and page of detailed information about HYIP (banners and list "Search of New HYIPs" does not always reflect our referral links). For proper registration, we recommend to clear your browser cookies before visit the HYIP via our referral link.
5. Investor should within 5 days create RCB request, otherwise that possibility will be lost. Only investor is responsible if RCB request is not timely.
6. Your request can be rejected or detained in such cases: RCB request is not timely; incorrectness of information provided in RCB request (for example: when request RCB you have used not the same e-mail like for registration in HYIP); investor is not our referral or we can not check this information in statistics of HYIP website; referral commission was not accrued (for example, when deposit was opened via internal account balance); referral commission is not paid from HYIP; problems with electronic payment systems; registration of multiple accounts in one HYIP with purpose to obtain extra RCB; you are admin/owner of hyip monitoring or hyip blog.
7. RCB request will be processed within 48 business hours after verification of deposit and receipt of referral commission payout from HYIP.
8. Investor can receive 100% of RCB from a HYIP which is not present on our monitoring website, preliminarily contacting us to receive referral link for registration.
9. Administration of HYIP monitoring (SQMONITOR.COM) has a right to modify these RCB conditions without preliminarily notification of website users.
10. By submitting RCB request, investor automatically agree with these RCB conditions.


text:
Being down in
If USC beats Notre Dame and UCLA, they will likely jump idle
Everyone's got a reason NOT to be picked:
*USC lost to an unranked team.
I understand the argument FOR Michigan, and it has nothing to do with who they have beaten (a thin list); it's about the "quality" of their single loss -- to the No. 1 team, on the road, by 3 -- which trumps the quality of every other one-loss team's single loss.
Urban Meyer is pretty adamant that, no matter what (even USC getting in the national title game ahead of Florida), Michigan should NOT get another shot in the national title game, that Michigan being there delegitimizes the title game.
I agree with him.
If this was a political race (and, really, it plays out more like that than anything having to do with football – and I'm surprised that teams like USC and Florida don't actually create political-style ads and buy TV air-time to run them to promote themselves), I would hammer the following point if I was USC and Florida:
Having beaten
The point is:
Wouldn't you now like to see how
Michigan just played in the closest thing that college football has ever had to a real playoff semifinal game, and they blew it. Let's treat it like the de facto playoff it was and leave Michigan behind and look forward: It's time for someone else to get to take their shot against the best.
If USC and/or


text:
If you have visited this page, you are most likely looking for inspiration for the idea of Chili Pepper Kitchen Towels. We have selected for you some images and photos of Chili Pepper Kitchen Towels, as well as get interior ideas with details.
To get more kitchen design ideas we also recommend visiting other sections of our site, which we carefully fill with the best content that we find on the web.
Where to buy Chili Pepper Kitchen Towels?
(Visited 16 times, 1 visits today)


text:
If you've ever tried to move a refrigerator or stove, you know it's a difficult job without help. Aside from the heavy lifting dangers associated with trying to clean out heavy appliances, improper disposal can also harm the environment. Many old homes hold contain ozone-depleting chemicals that disperse into the air when left to break down in a landfill. Taking the proper steps to handle your appliance removal responsibly not only preserves your back health, but the health of the environment, too.
At JunkDoctors, we're experts in responsible appliance disposal. We've got the inside scoop on proper recycling practices, and the equipment necessary to safely remove your old appliances without you having to damage your back, or your home. And if your old appliance still works, JunkDoctors will donate it to charity.
When you choose JunkDoctors, you can feel good knowing we do all we can to divert or recycle your appliances; And the best part is you won't have to lift a finger!
In preparation of our visit:
We kindly ask that you unhook any appliances before we arrive, as we are not electricians by trade. You won't have to do any of the heavy liftings, though! We make it easy to recycle and dispose of appliances in a way that's environmentally friendly. Just contact us to schedule a pickup that fits your needs.
As a bonus, replacing older ones with newer models will save energy consumption and usually lowers your bill, all the while reducing the use of fossil fuels. Let us help you remove the old to make room for something new!
Most household appliances can be recycled. Larger appliances like fridges, washing and drying machines, or ovens are often broken down and used as scrap metal. The metal is then recycled by being separated, then melted down and reused in manufacturing. For larger items, you'll often need to transport them to the transfer station or recycling center on your own, since many local household recycling programs aren't equipped to handle large item pickup.
Smaller appliances like toasters, microwaves and cooking pans can often be recycled in local blue bins as they contain recyclable metals. However, the rules vary depending on location. If you have several small items, you may need to take them to a recycling facility.
If you've got larger items or a few smaller appliances that you need to get rid of, call 973-336-8083. JunkDoctors will remove all your appliances and any other unwanted junk for you—you won't have to lift a finger. We work with local charities and recycling facilities to ensure your items are donated or recycled where possible.
There are many ways to get rid of old appliances. Before you simply throw it out, consider the item's condition. If it's still in working order, it's best to donate it instead of simply throwing it away. It's best if items keep being used for as long as they'll last. Many local charities accept appliances of all sizes, and these items often go to people who may not be able to afford brand new items.
A second method is to recycle your appliances at local transfer stations or scrap metal recyclers. This means you'll need a truck, and you'll also need to load up your items and drop them off yourself. It's both labor intensive and takes up a lot of your time.
Of course, you can always call 973-336-8083 when you need to get rid of old appliances. JunkDoctors will take care of everything for you—JunkDoctors will pick up your items right from where they are, load them into our trucks, and ensure they get donated, recycled, or properly disposed of.
If you have an old fridge that still works, it's best to see if it can be donated. Many local charities accept donations of larger appliances as long as they're still in working order.
If your fridge is broken, it will need to be recycled. Research your local area to find out where you'll need to drop off your fridge for proper recycling. If you can't drop it off on your own, or simply just don't have the time, let JunkDoctors handle it for you. We make it easy to get rid of your old fridge—JunkDoctors will do all the heavy lifting for you, and JunkDoctors will make sure it gets to the right place for proper disposal.
Any product containing metal should be recycled. Production of new metals can be costly and damaging to the environment. When we recycle metals, it helps to reduce the environmental impact of using metals. Many smaller appliances also contain substances that can decompose when left to sit in a landfill, releasing gases into the air and other toxins that can contaminate the soil and water supply.
Some places mandate that some small appliances be recycled, but even if there isn't a law in place to prevent these items from ending up in landfills, it's always important to recycle these items where possible.
At JunkDoctors, we're happy to help you get rid of any unwanted small appliances. JunkDoctors will pick up the items for you and ensure they get recycled and properly disposed of.
Microwaves are made up of several components like metal, plastic, glass, and electronic elements. All of these substances have the potential to be harmful to the environment if they are left to sit in a landfill. This is why it's so important to consider recycling or donating your microwave instead of simply throwing it in the trash.
If your microwave is in good working condition, donating it is always the best option. You might know someone else who can use it, or you can donate it to a local charity. If your microwave no longer works, it can be broken down into its components and recycled.
If you need a hand getting your microwave or other unwanted junk recycled, call 973-542-9268. We're local appliance removal experts in Convent Station New Jersey 07961 and will quickly get that junk out of your way. When you work with us, you can rest assured that all your items will be donated, recycled, or properly disposed of.


text:
getting to know the snoezelen
- August 23, 2016
- Posted by: PartnerFR
- Category: +18 years 13-18 years Indoor activity
Goal :
- To be familiar with the equipment in the room
- To capture the different effects of visual stimuli
- To experience combination of light
- To specify personal preferences for particular equipment or rest areas
- To be aware of concentrated inhaling and exhaling
To promote calm and relaxation
Author: PartnerFR
Created in 2000, Intercultura is a non-profit organization. Intercultura create and organize youth project with Erasmus plus program. Since april 2015, Intercultura is coordinating, hosting and sending organization of EVS. The aims of the organizations are : to promote intercultural dialogue and human rights education but also to promote the understanding between young people from different countries. And different countries. We use the tools of the non-formal education, we are engaged in the approach of popular education and international solidarity.
Intercultura is involved in various field such as : active participation of youth, learning and intercultural education, citizenship and human right education. Intercultura organizes : training, meeting, seminar, support of local actors projets (associations, youth, municipality…) using methods of intervention based on cooperation…
Based in Dinan, in Brittany, Intercultura has 1full-time and 2 part-time staff. Concerning the skills and expertise of the team: we underline the long experience in the field of European project management of different members of the team; several members of the team are also involved in training pools, such as Salto-Youth and the Council of Europe.
Intercultura is part of the CRI (center of international ressources which is the union of 3 organizations about the topic of international mobility) which employ one young volunteer.
Intercultura develops and publishes educational material, games about human rights and intercultural dialogue.
Currently, intercultura is involved in youth exchange, training, strategic partnership . Some of our recent projects include :
« ILTA » - strategic partnership (Action K2- Erasmus plus) – years 2015-2017
« Sharing » - (Action K1 – Erasmus plus) training for youth workers and youth exchange – years 2014-2015
« Les Ambassadeurs » - (Action K1 – Erasmus plus) training for youth workers
Intercultura involve each year a lot of participants in his projects. The role of the organization is to increase the awareness of young people about interculturality, human rights and increase their curiosity.


text:
Explore More:
The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (The Act) of 1974 (as amended) is a federal law which states (a) that a written institutional policy must be established and (b) that a statement of adopted procedures covering the privacy rights of students be made available. The Act provides that the institution will maintain the confidentiality of student educational records and access to them by students.
The Act defines education records as records, files, documents and other recorded materials which contain information directly related to a student and which are maintained by Albion College or a person acting for the College. The term education record does not include records of instructional, supervisory and administrative personnel and educational personnel ancillary thereto that are in the sole possession of the maker thereof and which are not accessible or revealed to any other person except a substitute; records on a student who is 18 years of age or older that are created or maintained by a physician, psychiatrist, psychologist or other recognized professional or paraprofessional acting in a professional or paraprofessional capacity, or assisting in that capacity and in connection with the provision of treatment to the student, and are not available to anyone other than persons providing such treatment, provided, however, that such records can be personally reviewed by a physician or other appropriate professional of the student's choice; records of students as employees unless the employment results from the employee's status as a student; and alumni records.
FERPA accords all the rights under the Act to all students at the College. This includes the right to consent to disclosures of personally identifiable information contained in the student's education records, except to the extent that FERPA authorizes disclosure without consent. Albion College will make disclosures without consent in these circumstances.
Albion College will also release information to be in compliance with a judicial order; this release will occur only after an attempt has been made to contact the student at the current campus or last known permanent address.
Under certain circumstances information may be released to parent(s)/guardian(s). On an annual basis, students are expected to notify the Office of the Vice President for Student Affairs whether or not, for tax purposes, students are dependents claimed on the income tax return of their parent(s)/guardian(s). The vice president for student affairs will facilitate this notification process. A representative of the College may communicate with parent(s)/guardian(s) relative to the following circumstances: discontinuance of enrollment; medical (including psychiatric) and/or psychological examinations required for the maintenance of enrollment as determined by the vice president for student affairs; alleged violation of a College regulation that will likely result in suspension or expulsion from the College if the student is found responsible; absence from the campus when there is reason to be concerned for the student's well-being because the student's whereabouts are unknown; mid-term grades; academic or disciplinary probation; needed medical or psychological attention, the nature of which might jeopardize a student's ability to maintain the status of enrolled. Parent(s) or guardian(s) in these cases will be defined as the individual the student has recorded as the parent(s) or guardian(s) on the admissions application or as emergency contacts. A student may change this designation at any time at the Registrar's Office.
A record of all disclosures will be maintained in the student record, except when the request is made by (1) the eligible student, (2) a school official who has been determined to have a legitimate educational interest, (3) a party with written consent from the eligible student, or (4) a party seeking directory information. The record of each disclosure will contain the name of the parties who have requested or received information and the legitimate interest the parties had in requesting or obtaining the information.
A listing of the types, locations and custodians of education records follows.
The rights of this policy are extended to all students enrolling in Albion College after January 1, 1975.
Directory information is the property of Albion College. At its discretion, the College may provide directory information in accordance with the provisions of the Act to include: name, permanent home city and state, name of parent(s)/guardians(s), local address, local telephone number, e-mail address, dates of enrollment, degrees earned, dates of degrees, class year, majors, minors, concentrations, adviser, awards/honors/scholarships, photographs, sports and activities, and height and weight of members of athletic teams. The College, including faculty, staff, and students, may not release directory information to any party on or off campus if the intent is to contact students for purposes such as (a) to increase an agency's membership, financial gain, or event promotion, and (b) to promote an individual's candidacy. It should be known that it is the College's choice to release this information, and careful consideration is given to all requests to insure that the information is not released indiscriminately. A student may withhold directory information by notifying the Registrar's Office in writing within two weeks after the first day of class for the term.
Requests for non-disclosure will be honored by the institution for only one academic year; therefore, authorization to withhold directory information must be filed annually in the Registrar's Office.
The Act provides students with the right to inspect and review information contained in their educational records, to challenge the contents of their educational records, to have a hearing if the outcome of the challenge is unsatisfactory, and to submit explanatory statements for inclusion in their files if they feel the decisions of the hearing panel to be unacceptable. The Registrar's Office and the Vice President for Student Affairs' Office have been designated by the institution to coordinate the inspection and review procedures for student educational records, which include admissions, personnel, academic and financial files, and placement records. Students wishing to review their education records must make written requests to the registrar or the vice president for student affairs, listing the item or items of interest. Records covered by the Act will be made available within 45 days of the request. All documents will be reviewed in the presence of a designated official. Any document a student may see he/she may have copies of, unless a financial hold exists, the document involves another person, or the student has waived his or her right to access. These copies would be made at the student's expense at 10 cents a page.
As outlined by the Act, a student may not inspect and review the following: financial information submitted by parent(s)/guardian(s); letters of recommendation to which the student has waived the rights of inspection and review; or education records containing information about more than one student, in which case the institution will permit access only to that part of the record which pertains to the inquiring student. The institution is not required to permit a student to inspect and review confidential letters and recommendations placed in the files prior to January 1, 1975, provided the letters were collected under established policies of confidentiality and were used only for the purposes for which they were collected.
A student who believes that an education record contains information that is inaccurate or misleading or otherwise in violation of his/her privacy or other rights may ask the College to amend a record. The student should write the College official responsible for the record, clearly identify the part of the record he/she wants changed, and specify why the student believes it is inaccurate or misleading. The College official should consult with the vice president for student affairs or the registrar. If the decisions of the College official are in agreement with the student's request, the appropriate record will be amended. If not, the student will be notified within a reasonable period of time that the record will not be amended, and the student will be informed by the registrar or the vice president for student affairs of the right to a formal hearing. A request for a formal hearing must be made in writing to the chief academic officer (provost), who, within a reasonable period of time after receiving such request, will inform the student of the date, place and time of the hearing. Such a written request will be deemed a consent to disclosure to the hearing panel of the student's record to the extent necessary for the appeal to be considered and decided. The hearing will be conducted according to the challenge procedure adopted by the College. At the hearing, the student may present evidence relevant to the issues raised and may be assisted or represented at the hearings by not more than two people of the student's choice. The hearing panel that will adjudicate such challenges will be the chief academic officer (provost), the registrar if the challenge concerns a document maintained by the vice president for student affairs, the vice president for student affairs if the challenge concerns a document maintained by the registrar, two faculty members selected by the Faculty Steering Committee and two student members selected by Student Senate. No member of the hearing panel may have a direct interest in the outcome of the hearing.
Decisions of the hearing panel will be final, will be based solely on the evidence presented at the hearing, and will consist of a written determination which will include a summary of the evidence, the decision, and the reasons for the decisions, and will be delivered to all parties concerned. The panel may decide to revise or amend a record by inserting corrective information into the student's file, or to allow a record to stand. If the decision is unsatisfactory to the student, the student may place with the education record statements commenting on the information in the record or statements setting forth any reasons for disagreeing with the decisions of the hearing panel. The statements will be placed in the education record, maintained as part of the student record, and released whenever the record in question is disclosed.
A student has the right to submit a written complaint to the Family Policy Compliance Office, U.S. Department of Education, 400 Maryland Avenue SW, Washington, D.C. 20202-4605, if the student believes the College has violated the student's right under the Family Education Rights and Privacy Act. Revisions, clarifications and changes may be made in this policy at any time and will be effective upon publication by e-mail, printed announcement distributed to all students, posting in a prominent location on campus, or any combination of those means, or publication in subsequent editions of the Student Handbook.
Students will be notified of their FERPA rights annually by publication in the Student Handbook.
Types, Locations and Custodians of Records
The following is a list of the types of records that the College maintains, their locations and their custodians.
View historical tuition and fees Off-Campus Program Billing Information (PDF)
Student Forms and Documents
Questions About Your Bill.pdf Consent to Release Information form
Faculty/Staff Forms and Documents
Accounting_Policies.pdf CASH_REMITTANCE_Form.xls Cash Advance Form.pdf Certification_of_Tax_Exemption.pdf Direct Pay Form.xls GIFT_RECEIPT_REMITTANCE_Form.xls Mileage_Log.xls Petty_Cash_Reconciliation.xls Petty_Cash_Request_Form.xls Reimbursement_Form_2016.xls STANDARD TRANSFER_FORM.xls


text:
Price: $ 250.00 USD..
Victory In Overtime - 80076
NOTES: Printed by offset lithography, all fine art prints by Ernie Barnes are inspected to ensure an accurate rendition of the original canvas. Each fine art print is sold unframed. Many of the images represented above are from the historic "Beauty of the Ghetto" exhibition..
Victory In Overtime Lithograph by Ernie Barnes
image © Ernie Barnes Family Trust
Ernie Barnes was born July 15, 1938. Endowed with an innate sensitivity, he knew early in life that he wanted to become an artist. Initial impressions were fashioned in the rich soil of Durham, North Carolina, while his sensibilities were cultivated in a loving home by his parents, Ernest Sr. and Fannie (Geer) Barnes. As a child, he often accompanied his mother to the home of the prominent attorney, Frank Fuller, Jr., where she worked as a domestic. Through his expansive library, Fuller introduced Barnes to the works of the great master artists such as Rembrandt, Raphael and Michelangelo. Amidst the harshness of life in the segregated south in the1940's, artistic ambitions would prove to be an impossibility. His father echoed the sentiments of many in ridiculing and forbidding young Ernest's desire to be an artist. His peers also asserted their disdain by beating him on a daily basis. The isolation and despair of this shy, fat, un-athletic boy plagued him until he reached junior high school. Through the constant encouragement of one of his teachers, he painstakingly reinvented himself, graduating from high school with 26 football scholarships and the respect of the entire community. Shielded by the virility of football, Barnes majored in art. He would have preferred to attend the local Duke University or University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, but blacks were not yet allowed on those campuses. He received his academic training at North Carolina College (now North Carolina Central University) in Durham, and is an heir to the legacy of the Harlem Renaissance, which was handed down by his teachers W. B. Fletcher and Ed Wilson. Emphasizing skill and the fundamentals, their traditional courses gave Barnes the necessary foundation to develop his own style. His desire to become an artist, however, was deeply challenged on a 1956 field trip to the newly-desegregated North Carolina Museum of Art. When he was unable to find paintings of or by blacks anywhere in the museum, he asked where they were exhibited. In response, the Caucasian docent summed up the prevailing attitude of the time when she emphatically declared, "Your people don't express themselves this way." In that instance, Barnes realized the prejudices and hurdles he would have to overcome in his quest to be an artist, and the gravity of the task he had set out for himself. Having acquired the necessary tutelage, Barnes' principal ambition was to become the artist he was told he could never be. His figurative mode of expression, however, was completely contrary to the abstract paintings which had come into vogue. Without a role model or resource for encouragement in art, Barnes instead entered the arena of professional football. In 1960, he was the 10th draft choice of the then-World Champion Baltimore Colts. He spent five successful seasons as an offensive guard for the San Diego Chargers (1960-62), and later for the Denver Broncos (1963-64). Many of his early works reflected his time on the playing field. He credits the energy of the game for inspiring his mannerist style of painting and fluidity of technique. In 1965, Barnes retired from football to devote his life to art. His break into the art world came when former hotel chairman and Charger team owner Barron Hilton facilitated a meeting with the late New York Jets owner, David Werblin. Following a critical art evaluation in which Barnes was deemed "the most expressive painter of the American scene since George Bellows," Werblin paid Barnes his football salary to quit football and hone his skills as an artist. Recognizing the racial barriers inherent in America's infrastructure, Werblin sponsored Barnes' first solo exhibition, placing him with Manhattan's prestigious Grand Central Art Galleries. Following that sold-out show, Barnes moved to Los Angeles and began exhibiting his art consistently. Away from his easel, he pursued opportunities in the entertainment industry and created the CBS Super Comedy Bowl, which aired from 1969-1970. As an actor, he had featured roles in three films: Number One with Charlton Heston; Doctors' Wives, and Don't Look Back, the story of Satchel Paige. He also appeared on the ABC television series, Doctors' Hospital for one season. Barnes found great success in Hollywood, and the entertainment community simultaneously embraced him as an artist by avidly collecting his work. The social and political climate of the late 1960's and early 1970's ignited Barnes' imagination. As civil rights and the black pride movement exploded, he was providing positive and tangible examples. His vision was presented in 1971 through his solo exhibition, The Beauty of the Ghetto. Hosted by the late Mayor Tom Bradley, it premiered in Los Angeles at the Heritage Gallery, with several successive showings, including a 1974 presentation hosted by Ethel Kennedy in Washington, D.C. The exhibition filled a void, as it was the first visible testimony to illuminate the endearing and virtuous aspects of black life in America. The response was overwhelming. One of the paintings from the exhibition, titled Sugar Shack became the most visible painting by an American artist since Edward Hopper's Nighthawks. The image was used by producer Norman Lear for the opening credits of his television show Good Times, and by Marvin Gaye as the cover to his 1976 album. The unifying effects of the exhibition garnered Barnes many accolades, and in 1974 Representative John Conyers wrote Barnes into the Congressional Record. This memorable exhibition intentionally moved away from themes of social and political protest. By giving vision to the common properties in the daily lives of African Americans, Barnes defined the very essence of a culture. His work and unique style influenced countless artists to emulate him, forging the path for what has become known as "black art" in America. Due to the impact of the exhibition, many have tried to identify Barnes solely as an interpreter of African American life, but to do so would only dilute his true impact on mainstream American painting. He is a synthesizer of all cultures who integrates the fundamental tenants of Western civilization. As an artist, his oeuvre seeks to inspire, educate and reacquaint us with ourselves and those around us. Based on his diverse life experiences, he suggests a world of aesthetics and harmony, portraying the human figure with vivid palpability. His command of movement, particularly in his sports paintings, earned him the appointment as Official Artist of the XXIII Olympiad at Los Angeles in 1984. Barnes has five children from two previous marriages. He and his wife, Bernie, support arts in education through their active involvement with the Los Angeles Unified School District wide Arts Program. Acting as a role model, he seeks to encourage and support the mental, emotional and creative efforts of all children. His 1992 painting "Growth Through Limits," depicting three culturally diverse youths watching a fragile flower grow through a crack in the cement, is a visual metaphor to inspire children. At the request of city officials, Barnes licensed the painting for use as a billboard in urban Los Angeles. After creating an essay contest for students at the junior high school level, Barnes awarded the winner a cash prize for interpreting the painting's symbolic message. He endeavors to further advance the vital role the arts can play in education through speaking engagements and other associations. In 1995, Barnes completed his autobiography From Pads to Palette, which recounts his transformation from a football player to artist.


text:
Forums for questions, problems and suggestions concerning WSUS Offline Update
Skip to content
In order to login you must be registered. Registering takes only a few moments but gives you increased capabilities. The board administrator may also grant additional permissions to registered users. Before you register please ensure you are familiar with our terms of use and related policies. Please ensure you read any forum rules as you navigate around the board.
Terms of use | Privacy policy


text:
-select image for larger version-
Copyright 2019 Christopher V. DeRobertis. All rights reserved.This visual-and-text composition is a work of fiction. Names, places, institutions, events, incidents, characters, persons, personas, locations, contexts, scenes, scenarios, symbols, glyphs, iconography, scientific-like elements, medical-like terms, psychological-like conditions, institutions, and/or organizations either are products of the author's imagination or are used fictitiously. Full Creative Writing Disclaimer.


text:
Beru Glow Plug (Iss) GE130. Please be sure to check the 'Specifications' tab and 'compatibility' tab of this page, where applicable, to ensure compatibility with your vehicle or engine.
Please choose a suitable shipping method based on urgency and whether you require tracking information. Despatch schedules: In Stock Items: Please place your order for In Stock items before 4PM (Royal Mail) or 11AM (FedEx courier) to ensure despatch is made the same day. Orders placed after these cut off times may not be despatched until the next working day. Available to order/Available from supplier in 2 days: Not physically in stock but availability has been confirmed with our suppliers within the last 24 hours. NonStock Items/Backorders: Non stock items will be placed on order as soon as possible and will be despatched as soon as available. Partial Stock: Where we have some, but not all, of the stock required to fulfil your order it will be placed on hold until your complete order can be despatched.


text:
Designed to interface with the popular Dewalt DW618 handheld router, this router mount is machined from a solid block of billet aluminum for unparalleled strength and rigidity.
Our router and spindle mounts come standard with our Router Mount Base Adapter plate for easy mounting, featuring an optional Tramming Adapter for even easier adjusting and squaring.
It can mount directly to 15 series and 40 series aluminum extrusion, or to the Ballscrew Z Axis on our PRO CNC and Benchtop PRO machines.
The Dewalt DW618 router mount is available in the following configurations:


text:
Pakistani doctor Shakil Afridi, who assisted U.S. intelligence agents trying to zero in on Osama bin Laden, has been charged with murder in a case stemming from a patient's death.
Afridi's lawyer, Samiullah Afridi, said he was informed about the charges Friday, and that a trial is scheduled for next month, Reuters reports.
Shakil Afridi has faced a thicket of legal troubles in recent years. As we reported last year, U.S. officials say he was "recruited to try to obtain DNA samples from bin Laden or the al-Qaida leader's family in the months leading up to the May 2, 2011, raid in Abbottabad, Pakistan, that ended with bin Laden's death."
The new charges are tied to the death of a teenage boy on whom Afridi operated. The doctor's attorney says the case isn't valid because too much time elapsed between the surgery and the accusation. Various news agencies in and outside of Pakistan have variously reported the operation taking place in 2005, 2006 or 2007.
The AP has these details:
"The complaint, filed by the deceased teenage boy's mother, Nasib Gula, says Afridi was not authorized to operate on her son because he was a physician, not a surgeon, said the doctor's lawyer, Samiullah Afridi [no relation]. The boy died from complications following the surgery, which took place in Pakistan's remote Khyber tribal area, the lawyer said."
The case opens a new front in the troubles that have plagued Afridi since he attempted to gather blood samples in Abbottabad under the guise of an immunization program. The doctor's role in the hunt that culminated in the U.S. assault on the Abbottabad compound infuriated and embarrassed Pakistani officials.
Last year, Afridi was convicted of "conspiring against the state" and sentenced to 33 years in prison — a punishment that was tossed out this past summer. U.S. officials have followed his case, with Secretary of State John Kerry reportedly urging his release earlier this year.
Afridi remains incarcerated while awaiting an appeal on those charges.
Copyright 2021 NPR. To see more, visit https://www.npr.org.


text:
At-Home Lab Testing in Banning, CA
Our team of healthcare professionals visits you to provide an array of healthcare services – right in the comfort of your home!
How It Works
provide a variety of health and wellness services – right in the comfort of your home or office.
1. Book an appointment.
Choose a convenient date and time for our healthcare professionals to visit you.
2. We come to you.
Our team member visits you at your location to provide the service of your choice.
3. Receive your results.
Receive test results for various services from your doctor or laboratory.
Services We Provide
At-Home Laboratory Testing Services
Did your doctor recommend that you get a blood test or mobile phlebotomy, but you don't want to wait in line at a clinic? No need to worry– book with Speedy Sticks and get your lab tests done from the comfort of your own home!
COVID-19 Testing
Whether you're traveling, attending a special event, or just want peace of mind– you can book a COVID-19 test to be done by a certified healthcare professional from the comfort of your own home/office. We provide both rapid antigen and PCR COVID-19 tests.
Peekaboo Gender DNA Testing
Curious about the gender of your baby that's on his/her way so you can plan ahead for a gender reveal? Book a Peekaboo Gender DNA test with Speedy Sticks and find out the gender of your baby up to thirteen weeks earlier than with an Ultrasound.
Legal Paternal DNA Testing
Legal Paternity DNA tests can be used as proof of parental relationship for legal reasons. Whatever your reason for wanting a legal DNA paternity test, you can now schedule an at-home Legal DNA paternity test with Speedy Sticks.
DOT-Compliant Drug Testing
The department of transportation (DOT) requires special drug testing treatment for workers who are considered to be doing "Safety-Sensitive" jobs. If you are a worker for one of the DOT agencies and need a urine sample drug test – Speedy Sticks offers DOT-Compliant drug testing done by a healthcare professional from the comfort of your own home.
Occupational Health Services
We're committed to keeping your employees healthy and safe, so you can focus on running your business. Our comprehensive occupational health services cover everything from pre-employment screenings and physicals to drug and alcohol testing, diagnostic services, and more. With our platform, you have access to over 10,000 locations across the country, making it easy to get the care you need, when you need it. We also offer vaccination programs to protect your workforce against common illnesses and diseases.
At-Home Healthcare Services in Banning, CA
Speedy Sticks offers at-home healthcare services – ranging from blood draws, COVID-19 testing, DOT-compliant drug testing, and more – to our customers in Banning, CA Our team of healthcare professionals visits clients located but not limited to the following areas:
- Beaumont
- Cabazon
- Cherry Valley
- Calimesa
- Yucaipa
- San Jacinto
- Hemet
- Moreno Valley
- Redlands
- Riverside
Frequently Asked Questions
How does the Speedy Sticks at-home service work?
First, book an appointment with us for a specified date and time. Speedy Sticks will send a phlebotomist/nurse to your house for the medical testing you request. (Please allow a 2-hour window for our team to reach your location). Then, after your visit, your specimens are safely and securely handed off to one of the laboratories we work with who processes your specimen, bills your insurance (if applicable), and publishes a report. You may then view the report directly from the laboratory. Please note that Speedy Sticks is not a laboratory and therefore does not control result turnaround times.
Does Speedy Sticks accept insurance?
While certain blood tests (and all non-rapid COVID-19 testing) are covered by health insurance, Speedy Sticks does not bill insurance for our at-home concierge service that we provide. Any and all payments made are for the at-home concierge services, and generally not for the laboratory testing. Insurance information is collected for the laboratory to bill for any blood tests and/or COVID-19 testing that you or your provider request.
Do I need a credit/debit card to book an appointment with Speedy Sticks?
Yes. Credit/debit cards are needed to confirm, hold, and pay for appointments.
Are there any cancellation fees?
All bookings are subject to a non-refundable $50 cancellation fee if canceled at least 24 hours before the time of appointment. Any appointment canceled within 24 hours of time of appointment will result in a non-refundable full charge of services.
Can I change my appointment time?
Rescheduling an appointment is allowable for no charge at least 24 hours before time of appointment. Appointments cannot be rescheduled within 24 hours of time of appointment. No-shows at time of appointment will result in full charge of services requested.
Are there any additional fees other than those listed on your website?
No. All pricing listed on the website represents the total amount(s) due.
Where can I learn more about COVID-19 protocols and procedures?
What is the refund policy?
Speedy Sticks does not offer refunds for concierge services in which healthcare professionals visit your location to provide services.
If my blood cannot be drawn due to my improper test preparation, will a refund be issued?
No. Speedy Sticks hires experienced healthcare professionals to perform blood draws, so an unsuccessful draw is not common. However, at times this may occur due to an improper preparation or simply for individuals whose veins are difficult to identify. In this case, refunds are NOT issued for a blood draw appointment in which our healthcare professionals cannot draw your blood due to your improper test preparation (which includes things like fasting when necessary and drinking an appropriate amount of fluid prior to the blood draw) or for individuals whose veins are difficult to identify beyond normal limits.
Is there an ideal time to book a blood draw?
Unless your doctor specifies a specific time of day to get your blood drawn, you may book at any time that is convenient for you. Please note that blood draws after 4pm on weekends may experience a delay in drop-off and laboratory processing time, which may increase the risk that the collected becomes unusable. Speedy Sticks does not issue a refund in this scenario.


text:
Work with the best landscaping contractor in Malaysia and transform your outdoor space into a living work of art. Luma Landscape delivers personalized and excellent landscaping services that bring your outdoor ideas to life!
Landscape Contractor in Shah Alam U15
- Wide range of landscaping solutions for all types of outdoors
- Cost-efficient solutions to beautify your outdoors
- End-to-end services for all types of landscaping projects
- Environmentally-sound solutions for your outdoors


text:
What happened at the Plan for …
on November 7, 2011
What happened at the Plan for a Sustainable and Livable Richmond Conference last week? http://t.co/NSB1lUP1
Richmond Confidential welcomes comments from our readers, but we ask users to keep all discussion civil and on-topic. Comments post automatically without review from our staff, but we reserve the right to delete material that is libelous, a personal attack, or spam. We request that commenters consistently use the same login name. Comments from the same user posted under multiple aliases may be deleted. Richmond Confidential assumes no liability for comments posted to the site and no endorsement is implied; commenters are solely responsible for their own content.
Richmond Confidential
Richmond Confidential is an online news service produced by the UC Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism for, and about, the people of Richmond, California. Our goal is to produce professional and engaging journalism that is useful for the citizens of the city.
Please send news tips to email@example.com.


text:
Land Rover Auto Repairs and Maintenance in Van Nuys
Come to Mike's Auto Tech for Land Rover Repair Services
Repair and maintenance for all Land Rover make and models including:
- Land Rover Range Rover
- Land Rover Discovery
- Land Rover Velar
Here at Mike's Auto Tech, located in Van Nuys, our staff are Land Rover experts. Our staff uses the latest auto repair and maintenance systems and technologies to ensure your Land Rover is quickly fixed and back on the road before you know it. At Mike's Auto Tech we are ready to answer any question you have about Land Rover maintenance, diagnostics, and repair costs.
Because Land Rover is synonymous with luxury SUVs that can go anywhere, they require highly specialized repair and service. To maintain both the opulence and rugged engineering of a Land Rover you need Mike's Auto Tech's highly skilled technicians who can leverage the latest in computers systems and diagnostic technology. The Land Rover off-road prowess is legendary and stands as a benchmark for other luxury off-road vehicles to achieve. There are few brands that offer the on and off-road flexibility that Land Rover does. But a vehicle with such diverse driving applications like the Land Rover needs regular maintenance schedule. Mike's Auto Tech in Van Nuys is here to help.
While Land Rovers have a go-anywhere attitude, some problems can arise. Common Land Rover repairs include electrical and mechanical issues, which often affect older model year SUVs. However, proper care and regular maintenance can keep your Land Rover on the road for years to come. When you bring your Land Rover to us, you will be greeted by our friendly and knowledgeable repair service center employees eager to answer all your questions. The next time your Land Rover SUV needs any repairs or regular maintenance, be sure to think of Mike's Auto Tech. We are just a phone call away. Call us today at 818-437-0860 or stop by at 7254 Woodley Ave
Unit B in Van Nuys, CA, 91406.
Discover More About Land Rover Repair Services At Mike's Auto Tech in Van Nuys
European Vehicle Repair
Offering Lincoln repair and diagnostics to get you cruising down the road again.
Reliable and Professional
Highly Recommend