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Brunch classes offered Sundays at 10 a.m. Dinner classes offered Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 5:30 p.m. Reservations required; subject to availability. Book online; follow instructions on voucher. Present PRINTED voucher upon arrival. Tax, if applicable, and gratuity are not included. Please tip on the full value. 48-hour cancellation policy applies; voucher subject to forfeiture. Valid for one person. Not valid on products. Cannot combine with other offers. Must use in one visit.
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We really enjoyed working with chef Philippe. He provided excellent direction for our food preparation. And the Inn itself is beautiful.
|Oct 28, 2014 Ken WA, United States
It was a small group of nice people taking the class.
The hostess was not very friendly, almost rude. We would like to have all sat together - one table, for dinner after we collaborated on the meal.
|Oct 19, 2014 Margaret Washington, United States
The class felt as much like a country house party with friends as a cooking lesson. I would highly recommend attending one of these classes. We started out in the living room getting to know each other. We were given a warm welcome with a talk about French customs from Nancy, our hostess and the owner of L'Auberge of Seattle. When we assembled in the kitchen, we were all given recipes for what was going to be prepared in that class and then we were partnered up to fix one recipe. Under the direction and help of Chef Jim Bradley, we not only fixed our own dishes, but could observe and sometimes particpate in what other people were fixing too. The tables in the dining room were beautifully set creating a wonderful ambiance for a very ejoyable meal.
I went to two classes in three days, the Classical French and the Brunch classes. I went to the first class with a friend and the other one I attended by myself. What was nice was that you felt part of the group whether you were by yourself or with someone else. One of the gals was staying in the "Chef's Quarters" so we got to see that and it looked great and even had a kitchen in it.
|Sep 22, 2014 Merrilyn WA, United States
Chef Jim, who lead the class was excellent!
|Sep 18, 2014 Olga WA, United States
The chef.
Email said, "you may bring wine if you want." It was now clear, no wine would be served UNLESS you brought wine. There was little to no instruction in this class, shouldn't be categorized as a cooking class. The kitchen is not commercial with not enough work space.
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18 June 2015 5:46 PM, PDT | Variety - Film News | See recent Variety - Film News news »
Longtime comedy producer-manager Jack Rollins, who handled Woody Allen, David Letterman, Billy Crystal, Robin Williams and Lenny Bruce, died Thursday at his home in Manhattan. He was 100.
Rollins, a native of Brooklyn, was a co-producer with the late Charles H. Joffe on many of Allen's films. The duo managed many of the industry's top comedy acts starting in the 1960s.
Rollins appeared briefly in Allen's 1984 film, "Broadway Danny Rose," in which Allen played a manager of a variety of strange acts — a character he loosely modeled on Rollins.
Rollins and Joffe had producing credits on all of Allen's films between 1969 and 1993, including "Take the Money and Run," "Annie Hall," "Manhattan," "Bananas," Sleeper," "Hannah and Her Sisters," "Zelig," "Radio Days" and "Crimes and Misdemeanors."
Born as Jacob Rabinowitz in Brooklyn, he broke into the business after World War II as a Broadway producer, then founded a talent »
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Ellie Kemper is as charming as one of the heroines in a Woody Allen film–fast-talking, genuinely affable, quick on her feet with a deftness for physical comedy—not unlike the cutups that Mia Farrow portrayed in Radio Days and Broadway Danny Rose. The Princeton grad propelled herself through New York's Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre and soon gained industry recognition with her multi-character one-woman show Feeling Sad/Mad with Ellie Kemper. She auditioned for Saturday N… »
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If you haven't had a chance to check out Denny Tedesco's The Wrecking Crew, then you should stop everything you are doing and watch it right this minute. This film goes above and beyond what you would expect in a documentary, and contains the perfect mixture of music, interviews, and photographs to tell the story of a group of talented musicians that made musical history, and will forever be known as The Wrecking Crew. Recently, I had a chance to sit down and talk to the Director, Denny Tedesco, as he tells us all about this must see film, his father, Tommy Tedesco, and of course, how he put this amazing documentary together.
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Well, I've always had the idea of doing something about my Dad and his friends, I was into film making, I have always been into film, »
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Film strikes a rare and welcome balance between screwball comedy and touching emotion
Noah Baumbach and Greta Gerwig have been a match made in indie-film heaven since "Greenberg" in 2010, and the Sundance Film Festival premiere of "Mistress America" this weekend showed the two fully in sync once more.
By turns wacky, amusing and touching, the new film isn't as focused as "Frances Ha," the last film directed by Baumbach, starring Gerwig and co-written by both. But the Fox Searchlight project is one of the delights of this year's festival, and one of the most satisfying, sure-handed and touching »
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Frequently parodied by Billy Crystal on "Saturday Night Live," Franklin also played himself in the movies "Manhattan" and "Ghostbusters"
New York City radio and television personality Joe Franklin has died. He was 88.
"Joe went unexpectedly and passed away Saturday night," friend and former producer Steve Garrin told CNN.
Franklin was a fixture on late-night radio and TV in New York. Over the years, he worked at radio stations Wjz and Wor and more recently at the Bloomberg Radio Network.
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Veteran television and radio personality Joe Franklin, who often is credited with pioneering the modern TV talk-show format with The Joe Franklin Show, died on Saturdayfollowing a battle with prostate cancer, the New York Times reports. He was 88.
Affectionately nicknamed "The Wizard of Was" and "The King of Nostalgia" for his encyclopedic knowledge of old-time show business, Franklin's guests on his New York-based TV talker over the decades ran the gamut from Charlie Chaplin, Marilyn Monroe, Vincent Price and Andy Warhol to Tiny Tim, Madonna, Woody Allen and Julia Roberts.
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24 January 2015 12:49 PM, PST | The Moving Arts Journal | See recent The Moving Arts Journal news »
Everyone knows Woody Allen. At least, everyone thinks they know Woody Allen. His plumage is easily identifiable: horn-rimmed glasses, baggy suit, wispy hair, kvetching demeanor, ironic sense of humor, acute fear of death. As is his habitat: New York City, though recently he has flown as far afield as London, Barcelona, and Paris. His likes are well known: Bergman, Dostoevsky, New Orleans jazz. So too his dislikes: spiders, cars, nature, Wagner records, the entire city of Los Angeles. Whether or not these traits represent the true Allen, who's to say? It is impossible to tell, with Allen, where cinema ends and life begins, an obfuscation he readily encourages. In the late nineteen-seventies, disillusioned with the comedic success he'd found making such films as Sleeper (1973), Love and Death (1975), and Annie Hall (1977), he turned for darker territory with Stardust Memories (1980), a film in which, none too surprisingly, he plays a »
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The whole country of Georgia promptly fell into a drunken reenactment of Mad Max that is still going on today. Ha, just kidding! Instead of indulging in a nationwide game of bumper cars, everything went just fine — in fact, even better than normal. And we don't mean that the citizens held themselves together for…
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Spacemonkeyz vs. Gorillaz
After putting one over on the public by which I mean the fanatical hundreds who keep up with Damon Albarn's digital circle jerks the Blur front man, Dan Nakamura, Jaime Hewlett and everyone else collecting royalties three albums in for one album's worth of real, ahem, work return with yet another redo-redub-remix-rehash collection selling for $19.98 MSRP. Not that there's not the occasional track worth seeking out say, "M1A1," featuring two-tone Terry Hall making something special out of something, oh, not but overall, what this collection lacks in class it makes up for in crass. Likely, we'll look back in three months' time, around the time this record is redone once more as funk or punk or klezmer, and consider G-sides the album of Integrity and Merit. As if.
In other words, this is Gorillaz dubbed up and slowed down, which isn't much of an improvement, considering most of what appeared on the 2001 original was b-b-boring to begin with. Albarn's out to claim the title of Great Rock 'n' Roll Swindler, if only he'd rock 'n' roll just a little bit; it's all starting to sound a little . . . blurry. With the Spacemonkeyz in tow (on a rope made of gold, likely), Gorillaz monkey with their old stuff (what, a week old?) and make it sound older. I seem to recall I had all this on vinyl in 1983, when two-tone wasn't one-note, or on CD in 1997, back when rock critics were still trying to sell Lee "Scratch" Perry to the unsuspecting, unstoned public.
Nice work if you can get it or if you can call it "work" at all. Me, I'm a little tired of being Damon's cash machine whenever he needs to make a withdrawal but hasn't the time or inclination to make a deposit with a check, or CD, that doesn't bounce.
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The British TV star and chef says he will no longer continue doing the TV programme.
Chef Gordon Ramsay is quitting the restaurant makeover business and will stop producing Kitchen Nightmares. "As filming comes to a close on the latest series of Kitchen Nightmares I've decided to stop making the show," Ramsay announced on his official website.
Kitchen Nightmares debuted on Britain's Channel 4 in 2004 and then an American adaptation premiered on Fox in 2007.
He continued, "I'm currently filming four new episodes – Costa Del Nightmares – for Channel 4 which will be my last. I've had a phenomenal 10 years making 123 episodes, 12 seasons, shot across two continents, watched by tens of millions of people and sold to over 150 countries. It's been a blast, but it's time to call it a day."
A representative for Fox didn't immediately respond to the TheWrap's request for comment. In May, the Season 7 finale of Kitchen Nightmares scored a 0.9 rating/3 share among the advertiser-coveted Adults 18-49 demographic and only 2.4 million total viewers.
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Validation of endogenous reference genes for qRT-PCR analysis of human visceral adipose samples
1 Molecular and Microbiology Department and Center for the Study of Genomics in Liver Diseases, George Mason University, Fairfax, VA, USA
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3 Center for Liver Diseases, Inova Fairfax Hospital, Falls Church, VA, USA
BMC Molecular Biology 2010, 11:39 doi:10.1186/1471-2199-11-39Published: 21 May 2010
Given the epidemic proportions of obesity worldwide and the concurrent prevalence of metabolic syndrome, there is an urgent need for better understanding the underlying mechanisms of metabolic syndrome, in particular, the gene expression differences which may participate in obesity, insulin resistance and the associated series of chronic liver conditions. Real-time PCR (qRT-PCR) is the standard method for studying changes in relative gene expression in different tissues and experimental conditions. However, variations in amount of starting material, enzymatic efficiency and presence of inhibitors can lead to quantification errors. Hence the need for accurate data normalization is vital. Among several known strategies for data normalization, the use of reference genes as an internal control is the most common approach. Recent studies have shown that both obesity and presence of insulin resistance influence an expression of commonly used reference genes in omental fat. In this study we validated candidate reference genes suitable for qRT-PCR profiling experiments using visceral adipose samples from obese and lean individuals.
Cross-validation of expression stability of eight selected reference genes using three popular algorithms, GeNorm, NormFinder and BestKeeper found ACTB and RPII as most stable reference genes.
We recommend ACTB and RPII as stable reference genes most suitable for gene expression studies of human visceral adipose tissue. The use of these genes as a reference pair may further enhance the robustness of qRT-PCR in this model system.


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Carlisle thinks Dalembert isn't in shape, Mavs center disagrees
The Dallas Mavericks are walking a fine line between being a team that can contend for a playoff spot this coming season and a team that is one injury or bad year from a key rotation player away from falling into the lottery. The Mavericks have plenty of depth in the backcourt but in terms of mobile, defensive big men to anchor the other half of the floor, there isn't a lot there. It's why the signing of Samuel Dalembert has to end up being a victory for their offseason; he may be the only line of defense they have at the rim on many possessions.
The problem with that is apparently Dalembert isn't in good enough shape, according to Rick Carlisle. His coach thinks that he needs to be in much better shape if he wants to be a quality starting center in a league in which interior defense anchoring various defensive schemes is so important to stopping today's advanced offenses. From ESPN Dallas:
Carlisle doesn't believe Samuel Dalembert is in the shape necessary for him to be a quality starting center and told the big man as much after the Mavs' 94-92 loss Monday night to the New Orleans Pelicans. Dalembert, who signed a two-year, $7.6 million deal this summer, picked up four fouls and committed four turnovers along with four points and two rebounds in less than 11 minutes of playing time.
"I just told him in front of the whole team that he's got to keep working," said Carlisle, who mentioned Dalembert's conditioning issues to the media without a question being asked about the center. "We need his minutes. They're going to be very important to us. He's a factor. When he's in shape, he's a factor as a rim protector and rebounder, and he gives you a big, active, athletic body in there."
I can't speak to the physical condition of Dalembert but everything Carlisle says there is correct. The Mavericks don't have much depth inside and if Dalembert isn't up to the task of playing heavy (no pun intended), effective minutes as the center and rim protector, this Mavericks team could be in trouble. They need him to excel in his role as much as any other player on the team, outside of Dirk Nowitzki.
Dalembert disagrees with his coach though. He believes a back injury on the first day of practice is what has slowed him down so far.
"It's not that," said Dalembert, who was fighting a relatively serious case of the sniffles. "The main thing that happened to me is I got hurt. I got hurt in the first practice of camp. Stupid me, my pride takes over and I wanted to practice. I didn't want to take off, so that kind of slowed me down a little bit."
Dalembert said he bruised his back during Tuesday's morning practice when he fell to the floor and had a teammate come crashing down on him. He said he missed some of that evening's practice, received treatment, including anti-inflammatory medication, and is "feeling much better" now.
Regardless of the reasoning for Dalembert's poor conditioning, whether it's injury-related or just not working hard enough in the offseason, the Mavericks need him to be ready to go on opening night and not really let up. Unless Brandan Wright can play more minutes and someone like Bernard James can step into a key reserve role and be effective, Dallas' starting center has to be effective.
This whole story does remind NBA fans of the time Andre Iguodala, Dalembert's teammate from 2004 to 2010, was asked if the center was dedicated to basketball year round and Iguodala's response was, "Year-round? I think Sammy enjoys his summers."


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The fight resulted in Williams' arrest for simple battery, but she claims she was pushed to the edge by Moore as a result of her bullying behavior.
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I bought a set of these 2 years ago for installing engineered wood flooring in my kitchen. I can't ask for more comfort! I bought a 2nd set for my son on his Frat...Read complete review
I bought a set of these 2 years ago for installing engineered wood flooring in my kitchen. I can't ask for more comfort! I bought a 2nd set for my son on his Frat room floor project last year and he loves them as well.The Gel cushions REALLY set these apart from others I've seen. The wide velcro straps make them easy and quick to put on & take off. I think they are designed left & right and felt they worked the best with the velcro positioned to the insides of your knees.Sure wish I could have bought these years ago instead of my old "foam rubber w/belts & buckles" which caused me to lose the touch sensation in the back of my knees permanently.The only downside? They don't breath as well as I would like. You'll want to take them off for breaks & lunch to let your jeans dry out.
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Most definitely pros and cons to these. The big pro is the gel padding behind the hard knee guard. When your kneeling directly on the hard plastic front pads, they are super comfortable. ...Read complete review
Most definitely pros and cons to these. The big pro is the gel padding behind the hard knee guard. When your kneeling directly on the hard plastic front pads, they are super comfortable. The con is that the hard plastic front pad does not want to stay directly in front of the knee. These only have one strap, albeit a very wide strap, and so move around quite a bit. I picked these up on sale, and regardless, I needed pads that day since my older pair broke a strap. For the price they are fine for the homeowner, or someone who is not going to use them for hours on end. I do a lot of flooring work and the most comfortable pads for long hours of use have two straps and leather or soft rubber front pads. The hard plastic may last a long time, but it pushes the pad to one side or the other of your knee, so it takes constant re-positioning. Spend the extra money and buy good pads with a soft (leather or rubber) front pad.
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Working outside as a professional landscaper, I'm always a bent over pruning, pulling weeds, installing plants, or rocks, or brick pavers, I couldn't take the wear and tear on my knees. These knee pads make my job possible. I buy them for all my guys, they're great. Very durable as well.
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These are great,get you some!!!!
Good Knee Protection from Rough Surfaces
By Ol' Pilot
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I bought these knee pads for outdoor work. I was replacing caulk on my swimming pool between the concrete aggregate deck and the brick coping. They were much more convenient and provided better protection than using a foam kneeling pad.I suppose they would also be useful for anyone who chooses to get 'knee-walking drunk'.
good kneepads and great price
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I've been using these knee pads for several years, and they work as well as the one's I USED to buy for $60.
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I recently purchased this product. The price was great , I bought it on sale, and put it to good use. It saves my old knees. It is well made. I have use them when installing floor tiles, replacing boards on a deck and most recently when painting the foundation around my house.
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I needed to perform a task on the honey do list that required kneeling. I have a pair of knee pads that allow me to kneel for about fifteen minutes. The new ones that I purchased allow me to kneel for an indefinite amount of time due to the gel padding. They are great for the price! They are easy to put on and take off and are worth the price. Unfortunately, now I do not have an excuse to avoid some jobs on the honey do list!
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I am a small engine repair technician for a landscaping company. I spend a great deal of time on my knees. These knee pads are great! Very comfortable to wear both kneeling and standing.
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Great value knee pads
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Great knee pads. Knee pads are better price and quality than the "big box" retailers!Obviously, I use these for work around the house when kneeling is necessary to "fix" or perform some project. These are comfortable...fit well...and a great value!
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I just used these pads on a week-long archaeological dig where I was on my knees for several hours a day. The gel pads did a much better job than the standard "hard cap" pads. Definitely worth the money.
durable and comfortable
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I used the knee pads for the first time yesterday. I was working on my knees in gravel and found then to be both as comfortable as knee pads can get, and durable in the gravel. So far I have no complaints about the product. They are easy to get on and off and they hold in place well. I wore them for about 4 hours.
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I applied through college or university. The process took 2 weeks. I interviewed at BlackRock (New York, NY (US)) in October-2013.
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They'll contain the seeds and turn red. I find honeysuckle berries attractive, if you don't like them cut them off
That's what it looks like to me.
I know an easy test for nettle
I never weed under that one til late in the day Fishy. Then it's straight in for a shower. It leaves little bits of itself stuck in your skin, they itch.
The droopy top is grafted onto a Salix caprea rootstock. The rootstock is growing from below the graft. Cut it off before you need a tree surgeon. It will be much quicker and stronger than 'Kilmarnock'
Bee witched, yellow rattle is parasitic on grass, it needs the grass
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Lots of plants have black pods. Can you do a photo, or a fuller description, shape of leaves, colour of flowers, height, any else about it
I love those, Macleaya cordata, aka plume poppy
That's the shoo-fly plant, Nicandra physaloides. It's an annual, I don't think it would move at this stage


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Sir Robert Laird Borden(1854-1937), Prime Minister of Canada
Sitter in 7 portraits
Born in the Annapolis valley, Nova Scotia; passed his bar examinations in 1877 and was admitted to the Nova Scotia bar in 1878; he formed his own law firm in 1889, practising until 1905; in 1896 he stood for the Conservative Party and won a seat of Halifax City and County; after the resignation of Sir Charles Tupper in 1901, Borden became the new leader of the party, a position which he retained until 1920; Borden spent most of his time in 1918 and 1919 in London for the Imperial War Cabinet and in Paris with the British delegation at the Paris peace conference; after retiring, he led an active life as senior statesmen, began a new career in business and was a popular lecturer and writer.1937.
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September 27, 2015
Google: A Resource for Bloggers
Today is Google's birthday, sort of.
The exact date of Google's birthday has changed and been debated a bit through the years. Google filed for incorporation on September 4, 1998, was established three days later on September 7, and the Google.com domain was registered September 15. All have been considered Google's "birthday" at one point, but Google has officially chosen September 27 as their day. – Search Engine Watch
In honour of the day, I'd like to present the many ways Google can be used by bloggers including research, SEO, traffic and more.
Post Research
As you should know, when you are searching Google, it auto completes some ideas of what you might be searching. You can use these completes to form new post ideas. Start typing in words or phrases related to your niche or that are generic such as How To and see what shows up. Try different forms of HOW TO, WHY DO, WHY IS, WHY YOU MUST, REASONS TO, GOOD REASONS, DON'T DO, WATCH OUT FOR, WHAT IS, HOW DOES and ones like that.
Google has its own social network in the form of Google+. Even if you don't feel you have time for another network or don't plan to use Google+ for more than sharing your latest posts and some from your friends, its worth it. If you have a Google account you already have a Google+ account anyways. Google+ posts show up in the search results unlike Facebook posts. I've searched for things many times and I have seen a fellow blogger's G+ share show up in the results, often page 1.
Google Analytics
This is a MUST as far as I'm concerned. It's the best and most accurate way to measure site traffic. It can tell you how people got to your site (such as Google search, a social media site or a link from another blog), where in the world your traffic is from and where they went next.
SEO or Search Engine Optimization has to do with helping a search engine to find your blog and your posts. Since Google is one of the main search engines, if not the main search engine you want to pay attention to Google. Learn a bit about SEO and make sure you are optimizing your posts. Did you know that what you put in the ALT section of an image's HTML is how an image is found in Google image search? Make sure you make the ALT of an image the keyword you want to be found for. As mentioned above, with Google Analytics you can see how much of your traffic is from Google. If it's not very high, work on your SEO to increase your search traffic.
The Google keyword tool can be helpful to see what keywords you might want to use. It's designed for those who are buying ads so it's not perfect but it can still tell you what keywords from your post are being searched for a lot.
For example, in the below photo I added the following keywords: games, gaming, gamer
These are their ideas under those keywords. For each keyword, it tells me the average monthly searches and it's competition rate. High monthly searches means it is searched for a lot and that is what you are aiming for. HOWEVER, if you also have high competition, that means there are tons of sites that show up every time that keyword is searched so your site probably won't rank very high. If you can find high monthly searches with a low competition rate that's the best. It means its searched for a lot but there are only a few sites that show up so you have a chance to rank.
For more information on how to use the Keyword planner check out this post by Midwestern Moms.
There are of course other ways to use Google including PageRank, Google Calendar, GMail etc but most of those have been covered a lot more.
How Do You Use Google?
September 7, 2015
Email Etiquette 101
In honour of Good Manners Month I bring you email etiquette 101
- Reply to emails you receive promptly.
- K.I.S.S = Keep It Simple Stupid aka don't say more than you have to
- Make your subject line clear and about the email topic.
- Do NOT CC tons of people. If you must send to many people, BCC only.
- Be respectful. If you wouldn't say it to her face, don't say it in an emails.
- DON'T WRITE IN ALL CAPS, IT'S YELLING (sorry!)
- Include a signature that includes at least your name and blog url.
- DO NOT share contacts with other bloggers without permission.
- Don't send huge attachments. Use ZIP.
- Don't use abbreviations unless you can be sure the sendee will understand them.
- Start your email with a greeting. Use Hello for more formal emails.
- End with a closing. Thanks for getting in touch with me is a good one.
- Wach yur speling (Watch Your Spelling)
- How is your grammar? Mine ain't great.
- No txt spk plz (No Text Speak Please)
- Do not add backgrounds, crazy font colours or music to your emails – PLEASE!
- Don't share your emails with other people without permission.
- Do not forward chain mail or hoaxes to hundreds of people. Check snopes.com for hoaxes or watch the from email. An email from TD Bank from email@example.com is probably NOT real.
- Please don't mass email bloggers asking them to visit your blog or join your giveaway event or hop. In Canada it's illegal to send emails without them asking for them to be sent. It's bad business everywhere.
- Remember emails do not allow you to hear the inflections and tones of people's messages. Before you jump to conclusions and get upset, ask if you are understanding correctly.
Manners Posts at My Other Blogs:
Video Game Manners
5 Manners Your Child Should Know When Attending Birthday Parties
Books About Manners for Kids and Adults
September 1, 2015
Want to get a FREE blog critique?
It's been two years since we did a Rocks & Roses blog Critique!
You can find out all the details AND sign up for the critiques HERE.
But the short explanation is that everyone who signs up is assigned a blog that they do a quick blog critique on (it's so easy anyone, even someone new to blogging can do it.) A blog critique is also done on their blog and it's all anonymous!
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August 15, 2015
Track Your Blog's Finances #WAHMHop
If you are a professional blogger at some point you will need to find a way to keep track of your finances. Your income (sponsored posts, ad revenue, affiliate ads, product or service fees) and expenses (conference fees, design work, office supplies, internet fees.)
Many bloggers have created printables or spreadsheets to track these things. Try a few and figure out which one works best for you. I highlight a few options below. They show as pins so you can easily repin to your own boards or click through to see the website it came from.
Income/Expenses Sheet from The Alisha Nicole
This is a simple sheet that you can print out and keep track of the date, source, expense, income and notes.
Monthly Blog Income/Expense Tracker from The Stitchin Mommy
Another simple print out, one for income and one for expenses. Date, Source, Description, Amount.
Blogging Income Spreadsheet from Simply Stacie
This spreadsheet is a Google Doc that you can save to use for yourself. It's a simple setup with date, company, description, amount and notes. It has different tabs for each month.
Affiliate Website Earnings Spreadsheet from SugarRae
This spreadsheet is more complicated and allows you to track where you are an affiliate for including your contacts info, login info, niche, commission rate and similar info. Then a spreadsheet allows you to track your earnings for each month and year plus list of expenses.
Blog Revenue Spreadsheet from Pulling Curls – $3
This spreadsheet allows you to track your traffic as well as your income. It' allows you to track many income sources and tracks the changes from month to month. You can order it through PayPal.
For more finance-related topics visit a few of my favorite blogs:
- Free Program for Small Business Accounting byEllen Blogs
- Financing Your Blog: What to Pay For and What to Do Yourself by Pretty Opinionated
- Stop the CHAOS | Gain Control Over Finances by Day by Day in Our World


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John Branch on the bizarre, euphemistic caption that appeared in an American history textbook.
In case you missed it, a caption on a map in the book (as you see) lumped African slaves in with willing immigrants as simply one more facet of our nation's growing workforce.
Words matter, and this textbook publisher blew it.
McGraw-Hill has apologized for the blunder and this Slate article is the best overall explanation of what happened and what happens next.
(And, BTW, when McGraw-Hill re-prints the textbook, corrects the on-line version and puts together the stickers it is offering to cover the caption, I hope they'll consider eliminating the redundant "agricultural" unless their historians know of another kind of plantation.)
The backsliding on human/civil rights in the past few decades has been considerably less overt and violent than what happened when Reconstruction was forced out in favor of Jim Crow laws and lynch mobs, but it's no less depressing for what it says about us.
Starting with the fact that "us" still never seems to include "them."
The whole American Exceptionalism viewpoint -- a keystone of rightwing political correctness -- was foolish faux-history back in the middle of the 20th century, but at least it could then be defended as naive, insular insensitivity rather than pure, purposeful arrogance.
There is a huge and critical difference between the "We didn't know" of the pre-Civil Rights Era and the current, deliberate attitude of "We don't care," which includes "shut up" and "get back in your place."
Add to that the misguided "Texas textbook" idea that downplays the role a large state like Texas plays in setting the standard for nationally-distributed texts.
I've heard that digital textbooks will allow states to micromanage what is taught in their schools, but, first of all, plenty of taxpayers are pushing back against the technology in schools that can make digital textbooks practical, and, second, if you read that above-linked Slate article, you'll realize the futility of thinking each state will competently and exhaustively review what they approve in any medium.
As writer Laura Moser was told by one source,
Reviewers mostly check whether the textbooks align with the curriculum standards. They might note problems they see while they're addressing that primary task, but they're not systemically reviewing the textbooks from cover to cover. Moreover, some of the folks appointed to the review teams aren't even qualified to do such a cover-to-cover review.
That isn't just a problem in states whose education departments are dominated by backward, knuckledragging know-nothings.
It's a universal issue where the curricular requirements are based on vague principles in which content is undefined and seemingly secondary.
If you've never read curriculum standards, I would suggest you train first by sitting down to a meal of Franco-American spaghetti and Jell-O, to be eaten with chopsticks.
Make that "with only one chopstick."
Juxtaposition of the Day
Still on the topic of whether you can change what something is by calling it something else, Wiley Miller fortuitously pops in to buttress Tank McNamara's ongoing discussion of one-day fantasy leagues.
I join in their confusion over why being able to analyze the attributes of a group of horses based on their prior performances is gambling while analyzing athletes in the same way is skill and, as noted previously, I share Tank's suspicion of what the deciding factor is in all this.
However, that paragon of wisdom, fairness and clear vision, NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell, addressed the issue and I think offered a frank explanation of why the league doesn't oppose it which basically comes down to the fact that it's legal in many states and that betting -- pardon me, "skillfully guessing" -- on individual performances of players from different teams doesn't offer much opportunity to impact the outcome of games.
He's right that you can't really expect a bribery scandal that would involve altering the yardage of this runningback in one game, the number of touchdowns scored by that receiver in a different game and the sacks recorded by a defensive back in yet a third game.
But the same could be said of betting slips in which you have to pick the winners of every game that week: Is Goodell suggesting that someone would be able to fix all 14 games?
Or that being able to analyze the teams in order to pick all 14 games correctly does not take skill?
Or that betting slips are not gambling?
Or that it doesn't matter that individual teams and broadcasters profit from FanDuel and DraftKings?
Or that his justification that the league doesn't allow use of its logo is anything but a ridiculous figleaf?
Pull the other one, Roger.
Add this to the Juxtaposition
Today's Rhymes With Orange is also about Mafia clowns.
And, yes, in fact, I do think Hilary Price is funny, funny like a clown. She amuses me. She makes me laugh.


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A new independent study of scientific research has revealed that, contrary to the widely held hypothesis, dietary sugars are not the driving factor behind rising body mass index (BMI) levels in children in Great Britain.
The research paper, 'Trends in energy and sugar intakes and body mass index between 1983 and 1997 among children in Great Britain', which was conducted by independent consultant nutritionist Sigrid Gibson MA MSc RPHNutr, highlights that increased BMIs recorded in children are most likely due to reduced energy expenditure, rather than dietary factors, reinforcing the link between obesity and lack of physical exercise.
The paper directly compared findings from two separate studies: 'The Diets of British Schoolchildren' conducted by the Department of health (DH) in 1983 (Department of Health 1989); and the National Diet and Nutrition Survey (NDNS) from 1997 (Gregory & Lowe, 2000).
Gibson's analysis found that total sugar intake averaged at 115g/day in 1983, compared with 113g/day in 1997. Allowing for exclusions of low and high energy reporters, intake levels were 122g/day (1983) and 127g/day (1997), showing a marginal and insignificant increase over the study period. Contrastingly, mean body weight increased significantly during the period of the DH and NDNS surveys, showing a rise of 1.9kg for 10-11 year olds and 3.4kg among 14-15 year olds. BMI increased from 17.9 to 18.6 units in the younger group, and 20.2 to 21.3 units in the older group. According to these calculations, the prevalence of being overweight (plus obesity), as defined by the International Obesity Taskforce (IOTF) cut-offs (91st percentile) rose from 13% to 21-22% between surveys. Gibson concluded that the slight increase in consumption of total sugars did not account for the significant increase in BMI, equivalent to 2-3 kg over the review period.
During the same period, Gibson found that mean energy intake (EI) was 3% lower in 1997 th
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President Obama has won backing for his use of military force in Syria from two GOP members of key House committees — including one who is running for a U.S. Senate seat in Arkansas next year.
Rep. Mike Pompeo of Kansas, a member of the House Intelligence Committee, and Rep. Tom Cotton of Arkansas, who sits on the House Foreign Affairs Committee, penned a joint op-ed in The Washington Post supporting "a well-crafted use-of-force resolution against Syria" and urging the president to take "decisive, effective military action."
Mr. Pompeo and Mr. Cotton, both military veterans, point out that they've challenged "nearly all of the president's efforts to expand government" and charge that if Mr. Obama had acted sooner on Syria, al-Qaeda might not have "infested" the moderate rebel army battling the regime of President Bashar Assad.
"We understand why many of our GOP colleagues are undecided about a use-of-force resolution," they write. "Indeed, we have reservations about the president's implied course of military action. Yet Congress has its own constitutional duty to defend U.S. interests, and those interests shouldn't be neglected simply because we have doubts about Obama."
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee is scheduled to vote on a resolution Wednesday that would limit engagement in Syria to 90 days and curtail the use of U.S. "boots on the ground" — a major point of contention during a committee hearing Tuesday. The House Foreign Affairs Committee is also scheduled to hold its first hearing on Syria Wednesday.
Mr. Pompeo and Mr. Cotton largely reiterate arguments made by Mr. Obama's administration: U.S. credibility is at stake, and inaction could embolden enemies like Iran, they write.
"One can vote for a use-of-force resolution yet preserve the right — indeed, the duty — to critique how the president employs such force," they write. "After all, we have one commander in chief at a time, and the United States is weakened if our presidency is weakened. No matter the president's party or his past failures, all Americans should want, and help, him to succeed when it comes to our national security."
Mr. Cotton is seeking to unseat U.S. Sen. Mark Pryor, Arkansas Democrat, next year in what is thought to be one of the GOP's best chances to oust an incumbent Democratic senator and move a step closer to regaining control of Congress's Upper Chamber.