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CLOSED: Falafel
Heugasse 1 (at Jesuitenkirche), Heidelberg, Germany, 69117
Serves meat, vegan options available. Most menu items can be made vegan by omitting cheese and yoghurt sauce. Knowledgeable staff. In addition to falafel, also has hummus and baba ganoush. Small seating area with large tables, casual atmosphere. JAN 2016 REPORTED CLOSED, REPLACED BY Mahmoud's. Open Mon-Sun 11:30am-11:00pm.
Category: Vegan-friendly, Lacto, Fast food, Take-out, Middle Eastern, Non-veg
Reviews (5)First Review by hecateluna
Best falafel in the region - Edit
The falafel are crispy and tasty. Some of the staff have a weird sense of humour, but all are good willed. As has been said before you can have a vegan falafel, but there is also plenty of choice of other ingredients, like Baba Ghanoush (grilled aubergine paste) and other additional sauces/pastes that can spice up your falafel. They know well which ones are vegan and can tell you.
If you have some time, I do really recommend sitting down and having a falafel plate. It's a beautiful place and you'll get free tea. There is some sitting outside in one of the beautiful cobble stone alleys.
Pros: tasty, crispy, variety, not expensive, nice flair
Great falafel - Edit
Very yummy vegan falafel, good vegan options, friendly staff, nice to sit. Highly recommend.
Pros: Inexpensive, yummy
gute Falafel vegan, ohne Käse! - Edit
This is some great falafel, a little mintier and more home-cooked than a lot of the fast-food variety. They serve a "falafel vay-gahn" = vegan falafel. It was really awesome and we were eating this once a week while students there, until one day there were pieces of feta in my falafel. Then I had to take a break.... but really, just remind them: VAY-GAHN. :)
Pros: falafel vegan, mint, free tea
Cons: feta
Excellent falafel - Edit
I'm a great fan of falafel. I make them myself from scratch, I eat them nearly everywhere I go. The falafel at this place are really excellent most of the time. (I go there often, there were one or two times when they weren't as good as usual).
I usually order the special plate and ask them to make it vegan. They know what it means, it's absolutely no problem for them but sometimes they are a little disorganized and forget that you ordered vegan food and put halloumi cheese and yoghurt sauce on it. So it's probably better to keep an eye on your food while it's being prepared just to make sure you don't need to wait for it to be prepared a second time.
The soups were also vegan last time we checked (not sure if they always use the same recipe/noodles, so better ask to verify).
Pros: excellent falafel
Cons: service sometimes a little slow
Delicious, vegan-friendly fast food. - Edit
Good, fast, delicious falafel, with quality ingredients. The staff know what "vegan" means (if you ask in German, anyway). The lettuce, parsley, and mint seems much fresher than one would expect for fast food. The food seems much more authentic than I have come to expect in Germany (though I'm far from an expert here). The atmosphere in the restaurant is warm and inviting.
Serving size is a bit small, but fair for the price (3€ for a vegan falafel wrap--enough food for a complete small meal, not enough if you're very hungry).
Pros: fresh, delicious, friendly staff
Cons: slightly small portions
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Adocia begins BioChaperone PDGF-BB Phase III development for DFUs
Adocia has begun Phase III development of its BioChaperone PDGF-BB spray product for the treatment of diabetic foot ulcers (DFUs). The European Medicines Agency (EMA) issued positive scientific advice for this programme.
Based on positive results of a Phase II trial in India, Adocia has filed a dossier for a Phase III trial there. The dossier is currently under review by the Drugs Controller General of India. The trial should permit Adocia to file a request for marketing authorisation in India and other emerging countries. The company is also preparing a clinical programme for marketing the product in Europe and the US.
In Europe, Adocia is focusing on the treatment of neuroischaemic DFUs. There is currently no approved treatment for this indication in Europe; however, according to Adocia, there is a medical need for this indication, which should facilitate the regulatory approval of a treatment for the disease. In order to validate the regulatory pathway for marketing application authorisation (MAA), Adocia has asked for scientific advice from the EMA. The EMA agreed that only one Phase III study conducted in Europe would be required for the MAA. In addition, the data from the Phase III trial in India would be admissible to the MAA.


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1. Matt Smith is auctioning his first car for charity.
2. Nicknamed 'The Shed', the Vauxhall Corsa was the first car Smith bought after passing his driving test at 18.
3. Smith drove the car to University in Norwich, during his days in the National Youth theatre - as well as to some Doctor Who locations.
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"While I have been travelling the universe in my TARDIS, my much-loved Vauxhall Corsa, aka The Shed, has been parked outside my parents' house. As my first ever car, it has seen lots of adventures, not to mention a fair few mishaps (hence the dents). I'll be very sad to see it go but I understand my parents want their driveway back! I'd love to find a new owner for this great little car, particularly as all the profits will go to Starlight, which is an amazing charity that brightens the lives of seriously and terminally ill children."
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Supreme TKO Transmission Conversion Kit for 1968 Mustangs with 289/302/351W Engines.
The supreme conversion kit includes almost everything required to convert a 1968 manual transmission small block car over to a TKO transmission using the late model bellhousing and cable linkage setup.
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Comfort Inn New River
Get an overview of this hotelMotel in Oak Hill with free breakfast and fitness center
Situated near the airport, this motel is 0.3 mi (0.4 km) from River Expeditions Whitewater Rafting and within 6 mi (10 km) of White Oak Rail Trail and New River Gorge Bridge. Canyon Rim Visitor Center and New & Gauley River Adventures are also within 6 mi (10 km).
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This smoke-free motel features a fitness center, coffee/tea in a common area, and a seasonal outdoor pool. Free buffet breakfast, free WiFi in public areas, and free self parking are also provided. Additionally, meeting rooms, laundry facilities, and RV/bus/truck parking are onsite.
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Comfort Inn New River features a fitness center and a seasonal outdoor pool. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. A complimentary breakfast is offered each morning. This Oak Hill motel also offers coffee/tea in a common area, laundry facilities, and RV/bus/truck parking. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
Comfort Inn New River is a smoke-free property.
- Total number of rooms - 67
- Number of floors - 3
- Coffee/tea in common areas
- Free breakfast
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- Free self parking
- RV, bus, truck parking
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- Number of buildings/towers - 1
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- Family Hotel
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Free self parking, RV, bus, truck parking
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Guests are offered a complimentary buffet breakfast each morning.
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Recreational amenities at the motel include a fitness center and a seasonal outdoor pool.
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- Golfing nearby
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Check-in time ends at 2:00 AM
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- Pets not allowed
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Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
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- Crib (infant bed) fee: USD 10 per night
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The fairest thing I can say about the style of the Olympus mju-Tough range is that you either love it or hate it. The 6020 isn't a particularly elegant camera, with a rather industrial look featuring exposed bolt heads on the front and a large drilled speaker grille on the back. It's a large and quite heavy camera, measuring 96.7 x 64.4 x 25.8mm and weighing 178g including battery and memory card. The body design is practical though, and the raised detail on the front provides a comfortable and secure grip, and that speaker grille gives somewhere to put your thumb. The controls are solidly mounted and widely spaced, and it is possible to operate them while wearing gloves. As well as this the 6020 features Olympus' innovative Tap Control system, which uses an internal accelerometer to control some camera functions and which can now be used for menu navigation.
I've criticised Olympus' menu system for many years, and I'm happy to report that it's finally paid off. The 6020 has an entirely new menu system and I have to say it's a huge improvement. Main shooting settings are adjusted by a permanent side-bar menu activated and navigated by the D-pad, similar to that found on Casio cameras. It is quick and easy to operate, and carries most frequently used settings, such as shooting mode, flash mode, macro shooting mode, self timer, EV compensation, white balance, ISO setting and drive mode. As well as this there is an extensive but more conventional menu for other camera settings such as image size and quality, focus and metering modes, shadow adjustment and more. Again it is a massive improvement over the old menu system, so major Brownie points to Olympus for finally changing it.
Olympus has now completely abandoned its unpopular xD-Picture memory card format, and the 6020 uses SD/SDHC cards for storage, although it also has a big 2GB of internal storage, with the option to set up custom albums for sharing your pictures. The large, bright LCD monitor is well suited for this, with a very wide viewing angle in all directions.
The 6020 is basically a point-and-shoot camera so it doesn't have a lot of creative options, but it does still have quite a wide range of features. Shooting modes include the standard program auto, an easy iAuto mode with fewer menu options, a scene mode with 19 scene programs including several for underwater shooting, a Beauty mode for improved portraits, a rather cheesy Magic Filter mode with a small selection of fairly horrible effects, and a panorama mode, which includes a sweep panorama mode, which it seems that Sony really should have patented.
Like most modern compacts the 6020 can record HD video in 1280 x 720 resolution at 30fps. Audio is recorded in mono, and full optical zoom can be used while recording, slowing down to avoid dizzying rapid zooms. The zoom motor is silent and cannot be heard on the soundtrack. Unfortunately neither can much of anything else, because the sound quality is very poor. Video quality is rather better though, and is recorded in MPEG4 format.
Glad to see Olympus finally abandoned the xD card. Name was a bit ... XDDD for the internet age.
Just one question. Is there a waterproof-shockproof camera with normal lens? I don't care for underwater shooting. I like taking normal photos with a camera that doesn't fear water and hard treatment without distorted pictures.
am I being thick - what is not 'normal' about the lens on this camera?
I presume by "normal" you mean an extending front-mounted lens? It would be very difficult to make a lens like that waterproof, but the closest would probably be the Canon D10, although the Pentax W90 and Ricoh G600 also have front-mounted lenses. Next week I'll be reviewing a new dive case from Seashell - waterproof to 40m - which can be adapted to fit most current small compact cameras, so watch this space...
Oups, sorry. I didn't see the camera shots in the review. I was in a hurry.
They look good. Previous years models had some problems with "overwater" shots. Had lens better suited for underwater.
Seems like technology has advanced and i have some lag.
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The Library wishes you all a Happy Valentine's day with another great selection from our sheet music database. Library Board Chair Sam Storey performs "A Pretty Girl is Like A Memory," written by Irving Berlin in 1919.
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Cosy restaurant with good quality food and attention. Maybe the menu could offer some more choice. Parking space is near by and after 6 pm without charge!!
We went here for Easter lunch with family and were disappointed. First of all, the table next to us was still laid with thre remains of breakfast (Baltahsar is also a hotel) and was not cleared away at all during ther 2 hours we sat there. Secondly the menu was not at all easterish ie no lamb and the fish...
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These members of Wilson High School (Rochester, New York) FAIHM Team work on a robotics project. FAIHM, funded in part by NSF, is an acronym for FIRST (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology), Autodesk, Institute for Women and Technology, Hewlett Packard, and MIT. The program is designed to promote interest in science and technology that will lead high school women to careers in engineering.
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I'm making this simple!! Enter below!! Will will be e-mailed the TpT code on Tuesday morning in time to do some shopping.a Rafflecopter giveaway
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Monday, May 2, 2016
Happy Teacher Appreciation Week plus a chance to win a $10 TpT GC!!
If you haven't already heard, Teachers Pay Teachers is having a Teacher Appreciation Sale on May 3-4th! Most stores, including mine, will be 20% off. If you use the code, CELEBRATE, upon check out you can get an additional 10% off your purchase!
Teachers Pay Teachers has generously offered some of their sellers $10 gift cards to give away to their followers. Enter below for a chance to win!a Rafflecopter giveaway
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Friday, December 4, 2015
12 Days of Christmas Giveaway!!
I'm participating in Zip-A-Dee Doo-Dah's 12 Days of Christmas again this year and you can win a $30 Amazon Gift Card and $20 worth of product from 4 wonderful stores!!
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Saturday, October 17, 2015
Classroom Organization: Curriculum Binder Organization
If you have been a reader for any amount of time, you know that I love my binders!! When Indiana decided to adopt the CCSS, I started organizing my math binders to match those standards. There were so many CCSS resources out there, that I had no problem finding organization tools. I even did a post about several resources that could be used.
Before I could get my 6th grade binders done, the state decided not to adopt CCSS and to do our own standards. I would say that 95% of the new Indiana standards are identical to the CCSS, so I was able to use some of the same materials.
Of course, I needed to make all new covers for my binders.
Then I made cover sheets that listed all the standards for each strand.
Then I made tabs for each of the standards.
Behind each of the tabs are the following:
Our district has a wonderful math team and they put a great document together that broke down the standard plus gave 10-15 sample problems.
I would use these problems to create my tests.
I would then usually create a packet that we would work through.
Sometimes I would use pages from teacher books.
Other times I would make my own packets if I couldn't find exactly what I was looking for.
Lastly, I would include any pages that could be used for homework.
Each of the sections have way more material than I can ever use, but that means I don't have to hunt for more materials for intervention time.
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Saturday, September 26, 2015
Giveaway Time!!
It's been awhile since I posted to the blog and there have been a lot of changes in my life!! In July I made the decision to leave the classroom. It's been something that has been on my mind for awhile now. I LOVE teaching and my decision to leave had nothing to do with that. It was all the other "stuff" that was going on that made the decision easier for me...
I am now the District IT Training Developer for the school district I taught in. I'm sitting behind a computer all day, which has taken some getting use to but I really enjoy what I doing. I've always been pretty tech savvy, but I have learn quite a lot since I started my new job. We are doing a computer re-fresh (7.2 million $$$) this year and all the new computers will either have Windows 8 or 10 on them. Since I'm a Mac girl and the latest Windows I worked with was 7, I had some learning to do before being able to make tutorials for our teachers.
I've also been placed on the team to re-vamp our district SharePoint site. They didn't have the teachers using it until this year, so I had no previous experience with it. I'm watching training videos as well as reading up on SharePoint so that we can have a more organized site than we do now. I've also been able to use my graphic designer skills to help brand the site.
Do any of you use eSchool by Sungard? That is my other big project. While teaching, I only used it for attendance and report cards. Since starting the new job, I've learned what other great tools it has. I've been busy creating tutorials for their gradebook as well as visiting schools and doing some training sessions with teachers.
As exciting as this new adventure has been, I do miss working with my student...but not enough to go back to the classroom. I figure I'm still helping students by making the lives of their teachers a little easier and less stressful.
Now on to the giveaway!!
I was contacted by USB Memory Direct about getting some thumb drives. Who doesn't need another thumb drive? I swear I've got a ton already, but I'm always picking up another when I see a great deal on them. And who could pass up such cute ones??
I fell in love with the key fab drive the moment I saw it!! They have a ton of other cute ones too! You can even get custom shaped ones too! Next time you are thinking of picking up a new drive, consider USB Memory Direct when ordering!
So who would love to get $20 worth of products from my TpT stores?? For the winners, I will load $20 worth of products from either of my TpT stores to the cute key fob thumb drive and mail it to you. So not only do you get $20 worth of teaching products or digital items, you get a free thumb drive!!
Use the Rafflecopter below to enter. The more people that enter, the more prizes I will give away! For every 500 entries, I'll add an additional thumb drive to the giveaway (up to 15), so make sure to share this giveaway with all your friends.
Friday, May 29, 2015
Painted Palette Inspiration plus GIVEAWAY
When I saw Creative Teaching Press's Painted Palette collection, I knew it would be something I needed for my classroom. As you've probably seen from post of my classroom, I live bright colors!! This line is perfect for me.
I wanted to share how versatile the Painted Palette collection is by giving you some color inspiration.
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Thursday, April 23, 2015
I don't know about you, but one of my first purchases as a teacher was the EZ-Grader. Having grown up with a mother that was a teacher, I knew how much it would be used.
18 years later and this is what it looks like....
Notice that it has both my maiden name and my married name on it. The corners have come apart and I had to re-attach them with brads from my scrapbooking stash.
When I saw their booth at the EdExpo, I knew I wanted to check out their newest products.
I fell in love with my EZ-Grader all over again!!
And for those of us that are over 40, they now have a large print EZ-Grader.
But my absolute favorite of the new EZ-Graders has to be the That's Correct! grader. I will be using this ALL THE TIME!! I do all my classwork and homework on a points system. After a long day of school, I'm usually grading on a half working brain. This will be so handy to just glance over and see the amount of points that I need to give.
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John Gehring, at Faith in Public Life, provides a more thoughtful analysis of the document on the world financial crisis issued yesterday by the Vatican's Pontifical Council for Justice and Peace.
John Gehring, at Faith in Public Life, provides a more thoughtful analysis of the document on the world financial crisis issued yesterday by the Vatican's Pontifical Council for Justice and Peace.
It didn't take long for certain conservative critics to denounce the document released yesterday by the Pontifical Council for Justice and Peace regarding the world financial crisis. This is the same crowd which, on other issues, points to similar Vatican documents and invests them with enormous authority. But not now.
Here is George Weigel in the National Review: "The document doesn't speak for the Pope, it doesn't speak for 'the Vatican,' and it doesn't speak for the Catholic Church."
The inimitable Father Zuhlsdorf has the decency to admit that the document has him ranting "like a loon."
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The politics of the Middle East is in flux, which may be the only thing all Americans can agree about. The most important long-term U.S. foreign policy objective in the region, stability, sought by presidents of both political parties for decades, does not sit well with flux. We are thrilled to see despots deposed, but we worry about what may follow. Americans, of all people, must stand for democracy, but we worry about the influence of radical Islamicists in these newborn democracies. What to do?
The first GOP caucus will be held on January 3, right after the holidays. So, E.J. Dionne's column this morning about the range of tax proposals coming from the GOP points to a particular difficulty they face: Who wants to be defending Scrooge-inspired policies at Yuletide?
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Cathy Grossman, religion reporter for USAToday, has some early reactions to the document released by the Vatican today on the global financial crisis.
Great lede: "St. Peter's Square, meet Zuccotti park."
The Holy See's Pontifical Council for Justice and Peace has issued this morning a new document dealing with the global financial crisis. It is bound to cause a stir and I suspect Mr. George Weigel is already looking for his red and gold pens to tell us what we can ignore and what we must follow in the current text. (He will be disappointed: There is next to nothing in this document that will cause Weigel to get out his gold pen!)
This morning's Washington Post has a front page story on what it calls Sen. Marco Rubio's "embellishment" of his family's history. Rubio has previously, and on many occasions, said that his parents fled Cuba after Castro's revolution when, in fact, they came to the U.S. in 1956. The article correctly notes that those Cubans who fled Castro had a cache and that those who came before were often viewed with suspicion, so mixing up the dates would have served Rubio's political career.
Frank Foer at The New Republic raises some hard-headed questions about the Occupy Wall Street protests. I share his concerns about the practical political effects of the protests. All it takes is one moral idiot wearing a Che Guevara tee-shirt and an Obama button to make a devastating attack ad. (And, yes, if you wear a Che Guevara tee-shirt, you are a moral idiot.)
There is a Romanticism about much of the commentary regarding these protests. I am suspicious of Romanticism per se. It is fine, even uplifting, to listen to five minutes of Wagner, but if you listen to five hours, you are going to think about invading Poland.
Ignorance is not bliss, at least not if you're part of the 70 percent of Republicans who can't bring yourself to develop a mad crush on Mitt Romney. It is an almost daily occurrence that one of the other candidates demonstrates a complete lack of understanding of a critical issue. This is a big problem for the GOP.


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R&D Expenditures and Geographical Sales Diversification
This paper empirically examines the role of diversification in export markets on firm-level R&D activities. We show that geographical sales diversification across different regions of the world induces UK firms to increase their R&D expenditures, as firms must innovate and develop new products to maintain a competitive edge over their rivals. This finding is robust to a battery of sensitivity checks. Furthermore, we find no evidence of reverse causality between R&D and sales diversification.
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|Date of creation:
|30 Mar 2012
|Date of revision:
|12 Nov 2012
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|published, Manchester School, 84:2, 197-221, 2016
|Previously circulated as "R&D Expenditures and Export Sales Diversification"
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Coleman XTREME 50 Quart Rolling Cooler
Coleman XTREME 50 Quart Rolling Cooler is rated out of 5 by 174.
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Roll up to the party with your Coleman® XTREME® 50 Quart Cooler, carrying cold drinks and packs of hotdogs ready to hit the grill. Perfect for camping trips or all-day tournaments, it features a hinged lid, heavy duty wheels and an extending handle for rugged transport. Its robust lid doubles as an extra seat as more people arrive, and has 4 deep cup holders in the top to avoid spillage. Always come prepared with the XTREME® cooler.
- 50 Quart rolling cooler
- Hinged lid closes securely and keeps things cool
- Four cup holders on lid are 2" deep to prevent spilling
- Robust lid design doubles as seat
- Telescopic handle extends and retracts
- Heavy-duty wheels for easy transportation
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Rated 2 out of 5 by Anonymous from Coleman not so extreme We took 2 Coleman Extreme coolers for a 4 day camping trip. We had to purchase ice every day. The weather was 70's / 80's. It cost me an extra $30 in ice. We used it again this week for just water and 15 lbs of ice melted in 24 hours in under 70 degree weather. The handle is also not going down smoothly. We are very disappointed in this cooler.
Date published: 2016-10-10
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Date published: 2016-09-15
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Date published: 2016-09-14
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Date published: 2016-08-11
Rated 1 out of 5 by Anonymous from 20 lbs of ice melted overnight in 70 degree temps. we set the cooler outside full of drinks and 20 lbs of ice. Temps in the 70s. lid was not opened for probably 12 hrs. most of ice was gone by morning. glad it was just drinks and not perishable food. our 38 yr old cooler worked just as well. very disappointed
Date published: 2016-07-23
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I have been the proud owner of both a juicer and a blender for a while now. I've had a bit of a learning curve with both and I imagine I'm not alone, so let me pass along some of my best tips for juicing and smoothie-making.
If you want to report back on your own experience and share tips of your own, I would love for you to do so in the comments! I'll be interested to compare notes with you, and other readers will benefit as well.
When is a good time to drink juices and smoothies?
My initial resistance in adopting juices and smoothies was this: I couldn't quite see how they would fit into my daily eating habits. I wasn't really looking to consume more food than I already was, and wasn't too keen on trading any of my favorite eats (vegan lunch bowl, anyone?) for a tall glass of anything.
But! Those tall glasses quickly won me over and they are now most welcome, on three occasions in particular:
- Smoothies as a standalone breakfast, which I can sip on while getting ready for work, or sitting on the couch watching my kids punch each other — mostly in good fun — with my boxing gloves. (I took up boxing, people! It's so fun! Have you tried it?) Because I add filling elements (see below), a 7am smoothie holds me over until lunchtime, even through pretty active mornings.
- Cold-pressed juices as a complement to my lunches. I love my weekday lunch bowls and they are typically vegetable-heavy, but some days it's faster to make myself a quick sandwich, and round it out with a green juice.
- A smoothie or a juice is an amazing afternoon pick-me-up. It's energizing and refreshing, and serves the double purpose of feeding and hydrating me.
I don't, however, make it an obligatory or daily thing. Some weeks I crave them every single morning, other times I feel like eating other things instead. Or my schedule gets busier and I can't get my act together to prepare them. It's all good.


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Here's proof that it may be an even smaller world than you could possibly imagine.
There's one small thing that actor David Boreanaz forgot to mention to People when he blew the lid off his own affair and the woman allegedly extorting money from him to keep that affair a secret. Her name? It could be Rachel Uchitel.
]]>According to Radaronline.com, who claims that the Star first reported this juicy tidbit, the woman may be Rachel. They've even got photos of David and Rachel together and lots more deets.
Did David do the nasty with Tiger Wood's
numero uno lady pal, the gal who brought the golf legend's life to a
crashing halt and whose lawyer at that time just happened to be Gloria Allred? We don't know for sure.
Radar claims to have proof that David was phoning Rachel when his wife was giving birth to their daughter. Hey, Tiger was texting Rachel on Thanksgiving!
Allred has reportedly demanded a six-figure payment for her female client from Boreanaz through his attorney, Marty Singer.
Wait, didn't Rachel make a cool $10 million from Tiger's camp for her total silent treatment? Maybe not, if she's still trolling in the small time celebrity pond for more money.
Ironically, one of Tiger's sexts was about a fantasy of seeing Rachel with Derek Jeter and David Boreanaz at the same time, as reported by Us.
TMZ swears it's not Rachel, but circumstantial evidence is saying otherwise.
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STARKVILLE — Camgian Microsystems Corporation's sensor fusion engine, Quantas, has received a 2014 M2M Evolution Product of the Year Award from M2M Evolution Magazine.
Quantus is an end-to-end M2M solution comprising low-power, cellular-based differential pressure sensors that report on-site liquid inventory information to a secure, cloud-based software application, which supports various analytical, visualization and reporting functions. These include predictive analytics that enable forecasting of servicing requirements; advanced data visualization dashboards for improved liquid inventory management; and reporting tools that provide real-time servicing alerts and status messages to desktop and mobile devices.
Released in the fall of 2013, Quantus has demonstrated the ability to significantly reduce inefficiencies in truck route planning for the collection of waste oil across a geographically disparate customer base.
This Product of the Year Award represents Quantus's second M2M industry award in 2014.
"It is my pleasure to recognize Quantus, an innovative solution that earned Camgian the 2014 M2M Evolution Product of the Year Award," said Rich Tehnrani, CEO, TMC. "I look forward to seeing more innovation from Camgian in the future."


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December Luna Music will soon be releasing the second, and most recent album, "Children of the Mystics." This new album features three original songs, and five instrumental pieces in varying genres, from folk to experimental.
Rose would like to personally invite any and all visual artists to have the pleasure of designing an album cover! The design should encompass the album title's name, "Children of the Mystics," and feature mythical/naturalistic elements. Some examples would include: fairies, the elements of fire, earth, air and water, dragons, etc. You may also include December Luna Music's logo. The goal is to be as creative as possible, and interpret the theme how you envision it.
Send your high resolution artwork via email, including your name, for recognition.
Submissions can be hand drawn or computer generated, but MUST be original, and not reproduced from any source. Artwork will be re-sized to approximately a 5" x 4" square, to fit a standard CD case, so the artwork rendered should fit proportionately.
The submission deadline will be July 31, 2013.
Email Rose directly at: firstname.lastname@example.com
The artist with the chosen album artwork will receive recognition on the album itself, including a short biography, contact information, website links or other information the artist would like to promote. The artist will also receive copies of "Children of the Mystics" and promotion via social media to December Luna Music's database of thousands of fans.
Additional compensation to be announced.
Love and light,
What makes us fully human? What distinguishes us from creatures that roam free, hunters and gatherers, feasting on nature and completing their life cycles in the wild? Why did we create these concrete jungles and shuffle ourselves inside offices, giving other humans too much power and money when they prove themselves more cunning and deceitful, more domineering, than the hard workers who are slaves at their feet? The slaves who struggle every day for money that won't pay their rent or feed their families; the same money that buys Porsches and yachts in California for fat cat businessman.
If feelings, emotions and the commonly used word "soul" makes us human, than it seems that the ones who are the least human of all, succeed in life. The ones who deny their compassion, their human decency, and the equality of all life – those are the people who have fortune and an easy ride. Perhaps these money driven people are the real zombies- perhaps our society is divided by money and possessions, and the only real people left are the ones who struggle day to day for their paychecks. Perhaps this is all we have left of the human race- blue collared workers who earn half of what their skills should pay, and brainwashed rats in cubicles, gritting their teeth and smiling at their zombie bosses.
Perhaps humans were an experiment after all- our DNA may be comprised of alien form on one side and a whole new genetic creation that is capable of love, and humanity. We are all connected as man, but we fight forevermore to set ourselves apart and distinguish differences between one another. Instead of discovering and rejoicing in our unique talents, we are constantly told to conform and have sets of behaviors to blend in with society. Was this part of the experiment too, or are we failing as creative individuals, and misusing the tools given to us at the time of our creation?
Why does one hold a career, that typically does not coincide with ones personal enjoyments? The avid musician is a call center representative by day, and the painter risks exposure from hazardous materials at his electrical factory. Why? To provide for his family that he created, because his passion proves unfruitful for money. Why was the family created in the first place? By following his human instincts to procreate, which is disguised by ecstasy, lust and pure enjoyment of the sex act. Procreation must have been intentional by the grand architect, otherwise it would not be so natural and pleasurable. However our instincts to "do what we will" or what pleases us, has been repressed by our religions or our societies, in turn denying what makes us human in the first place.
Perhaps the grand experiment of the human race was to define our perception of beauty and pleasure, and to enhance the gifts of the arts and the deeper meanings of life. Aesthetic belongings and high dollar items are only significant of a person not completely satisfied with his own emotional and mental well-being; whether that be with his social life or by his enslavement of the concrete jungle. At what cost is a human soul, a human's creativity? A life of overtime and neglect of his family and friends, or his own psyche, in trade for a McMansion and a 3D television? When the stock broker comes home to his bottle of scotch, or the desensitized nurse comes home to her crying child, do they realize their humanity has started to dissipate just as the ozone layer?
Perhaps we need to find exactly what it is we desire; what, without other influences, our personal path was meant to be. Perhaps the only way to save humanity is to save ourselves first; to create beauty and light, and restore the faith we have in ourselves instead of in a God or each other. If we restore our star right, our individual selves, perhaps then we can unite as one enlightened nation, ready to take on anything the universe or fate has to offer.
Love is the law.
-Jessica Rose Price
copyright 2012
the open desert horizontal space reminds me of the infinite number of possibilities we are all connected to- as each particle of sand and each water molecule are separate and valid in their own right, as cellular molecules rub up against each other in seas of DNA, so we as humans, evolved from apes, chafe against each other in life, sometimes in embrace and sometimes in hatred, other times indifferent. patterns are what scientists use to prove theories and patterns are what i see in human behavior. psychics- or those who are called so, are advanced pattern scientists and observationists. hail khep-ra.
-Rose Price 2/2/12
The rain softly drips onto the roof, and the birds sing sweetly this morning. Yesterday was Beltaine, or May Day as most call it, and celebrates the cycle and rebirth of life and nature.
I am so excited to be surrounded by the greenery and lush landscape of Pennsylvania once again. The desert holds a special place in my heart, but the woods are where my soul belongs. I revel in the water, the holy liquid of the gods that is present in running rivers, streams, and creeks. I recently visited Ohiopyle State Park, and was dumbfounded by the beauty and simplicity of all the elements combined in perfection.
This Beltaine, embrace and appreciate your loved ones, and despite the hustle and bustle of everyday modern life, know that, as above, so below; the wheel is ever turning and we must never forget the roots of our existence.
love is the law. hail khep-ra!
-Rose Price www.decemberlunamusic.com
"To put the music of Ms. Price into lay man terms, it is simply incredible in many aspects: mostly that of being unique, technical, but catchy enough that even non-musicians would get hooked. Trance-like melodies, intertwining with Baroque essence makes listening an enjoyable experience in the truest sense. Her heart and passion of composing speaks to you through every note your ear takes in. Give this artist, this true artist, the time of day to sample her work: you will NOT be disappointed."
-Mr. Houston Huff - Tucson AZ
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I'm making so many new friends and visiting old ones- and of course spending time with my family. I have never been happier to be in this beautiful landscape, surrounded by trees and wildlife. I see beauty all around me and it inspires me everyday to continue down my path of being a musician.
"Petals on Muses" so far has been a huge success! I have sent copies to my closest friends/family and now through Paypal, my fans can order my album! I'm excited to be working on a new album, and booking for new venues and events. I will be starting to practice with the Moravian College Orchestra again next week! Really excited about that!
Hail Khep-Ra! Love is the law.
-Rose Price www.decemberlunamusic.com
As I sit here typing on my laptop, listening to classical Indian sitar music, I take into account my inspiration for writing a blog after a substantial amount of time of refraining from such: "The Social Network." It was a movie with the star of Zombieland as the main character, and is basically about the tribulations of starting the next new internet craze; however in the beginning of the movie, the heroin is blogging on Livejournal, a website I used heavily in my high school years, then later on around 2007-2008; I stopped blogging quickly when I started the hell which was interior design online classes. The hours I spent, pouring over my Livejournal blog, typing furiously and justified in my words to anonymous screens on other computers, about my crazy, young, married life, are unfortunately lost in cyberspace, never to be seen or read again. However perhaps that was best; after all, I had to keep most entries private, even from my no-named, just-username, account, because of the brutally honest truth which I would never speak aloud, to anyone.
Recent days bring my blogging to a happier note, however. I find myself all around in a better state of mind, a more creative spirit, and a better morale than the past six years. Going through a divorce in your young twenties leaves you feeling drained of all energy, but at the same time, I constantly recognize all that I have done in three months, and I know I am on the right path.
My new Luna Guitar, the Phoenix, is one of the most wondrous instruments I have ever played. Viola of course is my first and foremost instrument, however the guitar has always fascinated me, and I became obsessed with the Jewel-chick-acoustic-sound at 15. My first guitar was a black, cheap, $50 Guitar Center gig, and it was too large for me. Many callouses formed on my teenager hands as I strummed Nirvana and Green Day; I still have a picture of me, with my tongue sticking out, in a Kurt Cobain t shirt, holding my black guitar with a look of teen angst and amusement on my face. Never would I have known then, that seven years later I would be the owner of a Luna Guitar with a built in tuner, EQ, and with acoustic/electric capability, all surrounded by the artwork of the mother of pearl inlays of the phoenix around the sound-hole, and the moon phases on the neck. The sound is rich and resonant, and the size is the typical Luna size, and thin in girth; easy for me to access all notes. I highly recommend Luna Guitars to ANY female artist, and any males who appreciate quality sound, as well.
With "Petals on Muses" on the horizon to be released, I am feeling content and excited for the future; I am seriously considering a CD release party, featuring my musician friends and their bands, to perform. November and December are extremely busy for me, and I'm also looking forward to the Civic Orchestra concerts!
Live today as it is your last. Love is the law.
Love and light, Rose


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This is a meta-bug for tracking all bugs reported from running the Microsoft
PREfast static code analysis tool over Mozilla source code.
Check the "depends on" list before you log a bug about a PREfast warning to make
sure it hasn't already been dealt with.
Care should be taken before reporting bugs from PREfast output as sometimes
there are false positives, and it is nice if the developers don't have to deal
with invalid bug reports!
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Clam Sauce With Linguine
|Chopped onion
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|6 Clove (30 gm)
|Olive oil
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Canned minced clams
|13 Ounce
|Chablis/Other dry white wine
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Basil leaves
|1 Teaspoon
|Dried thyme
|1 Teaspoon
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|Ground pepper
|1⁄8 Teaspoon
|8 Ounce
|Chopped parsley
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
Saute onion and garlic in olive oil in a medium skillet.
Drain clams, reserving 1/2 cup juice.
Add reserved clam juice and wine to skillet; bring to a boil.
Cook over medium-high heat 10 minutes or until mixture is reduced by half.
Stir in clams, basil, thyme, salt, and pepper; simmer an additional 5 minutes.
Pour sauce over linguine; toss well before serving.
Sprinkle with parsley.
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Nutrition Facts
Serving size
Calories 285 Calories from Fat 128
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 15 g22.8%
Saturated Fat 2.1 g10.4%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 39.2 mg13.1%
Sodium 117.1 mg4.9%
Total Carbohydrates 21 g6.8%
Dietary Fiber 1.2 g4.6%
Sugars 0.8 g
Protein 16 g31.1%
Vitamin A 9.9% Vitamin C 24.4%
Calcium 7.4% Iron 81.2%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


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Cheese Souffle
|4 Tablespoon
|4 Tablespoon
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|1⁄8 Teaspoon
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Shredded sharp cheese
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Cream of tartar
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|Shrimp sauce
|2 Cup (32 tbs)
Melt butter; stir in flour, mustard, salt and pepper.
Add milk gradually, stirring constantly.
Stir in cheese; remove from heat.
Blend in well-beaten egg yolks.
Beat egg whites with cream of tartar until stiff peaks form; fold into cheese mixture.
Pour into 1 1/2-quart souffle dish.
Form crown by running tip of knife through souffle mixture 1 inch from edge of dish.
Set dish in pan of water.
Bake at 350 degrees for 50 to 60 minutes or until puffed and golden.
Serve immediately with shrimp sauce.
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Serving size
Calories 482 Calories from Fat 159
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 27 g41.5%
Saturated Fat 15.9 g79.7%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 221.5 mg73.8%
Sodium 1299.8 mg54.2%
Total Carbohydrates 44 g14.7%
Dietary Fiber 0.46 g1.8%
Sugars 11.3 g
Protein 14 g28.6%
Vitamin A 20.3% Vitamin C 360.1%
Calcium 32.4% Iron 35.8%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


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OpenStreetMap plugin to embed a map with markers to articles from different categories in different map layers.
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The embeded OSM map
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Requires: 3.0 or higher
Compatible up to: 3.4.2
Last Updated: 4 years ago
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