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Calactus Cafe
128 Church St, Moncton, New Brunswick, Canada,
Food is fresh and nicely presented. Non smoking. Parking lot is next to restaurant. Prices moderate to slightly more. Open Mon-Sun 11:00am-10:00pm.
Category: Lacto, Ovo, American, Pizza, Organic, Western, Beer/Wine, Canadian
Reviews (29)First Review by PickyVeggiePup
Calactus - Best Vegetarian Restaurant - Edit
This is my family's favorite vegetarian restaurant in the world [and we're from nyc]. Food is tasty, staff is super friendly, portions are perfectly sized. This is where we go for "comfort food." Special kids menu with appropriate sized portions. Each child receives a placemat to draw on and a box of crayons or colored pencils. There are also a handful of board games and books to borrow. Specials of the day are great value. Place can get crowded and hot and service tends to cross line from relaxed to slow.
Pros: excellent food, friendly staff, nice vibe
Cons: can get crowded and service may suffer
Great! - Edit
When I visited Calactus I had their lasagna, and it was perfect. I also had their ginger lemonade which was also on point. I would definitely recommend this restaurant to everyone.
Pros: Very tasty, Nice ambiance, Perfect portioned meals
Good food and cozy atmosphere - Edit
We stopped at Calactus for lunch on a long drive through New Brunswick in mid August, 2015 and had a wonderful lunch. It's definitely worth the detour from the highway (took about 10' from the interstate). Most items were not vegan but some could be adapted, and they were able to make some dishes gluten-free. Very enjoyable. If I lived nearby, I would visit regularly. Calactus has a nice vibe.
Pros: All vegetarian, Some vegan options, Nice atmosphere
Cons: Vegan dishes required modification
Delicious comfort food - Edit
I heard great things about Calactus so I had to stop in while I was in Moncton. I love how most of the tables were separated by curtains, which made them a little more private. Our waitress was very friendly, upbeat and chatty, which was great. I had just finished a bodybuilding show and was craving comfort food. I ordered the lasagna, made vegan with tofu cream on top. It came with garlic bread and a salad. It really hit the spot and the portion was perfect. My boyfriend got an Indian dish, which was delicious too
Pros: friendly staff, delicious comfort food, good portions
Cons: lots of cheese on the menu
great for non-vegetarian friends/family! - Edit
The food is delicious in my opinion, though its not always the healthiest since they have lots of items burgers, pizza, nachos, etc. But they are still obviously some other great picks on the menu as well. I love going there with my family (big meat eaters) because they can always enjoy one of their dishes without even missing the meat since they're so tasty! Would definitely recommend, since its basically the only vegetarian reataurant in town.
Pros: tasty food, reasonable prices
Cons: not all dishes are that healthy
Great option in a city with very limited options. - Edit
I have been to Calactus 4-5x over the last few years. The servers are always pleasant, as is the environment. The menu is very cheese heavy, but they can make most dishes vegan upon request (I am always disappointed when good restaurants over use cheese, as it is really not necessary in their dishes). The food is good, not great, but I'd happily return.
Pros: Vegan optoins
Cons: Too much cheese, Lunch can be expensive
Good for family and friends!!! - Edit
I loved Calactus Cafe. Good service and is reasonably priced. I had the special, bean pizza and soup with chocolate brownie as a dessert. It was very good, healthy and light on the stomach.
Continues To Get Better - Edit
Over the last decade, I have always eaten at the Calactus when travelling through Moncton. The food is always better every time we eat there and it was great to start with. This time, I had the soup of the day, the burger and cheesecake for dessert. Today, there was a line waiting to be seated so the word appears to be out. The place has a nice atmosphere, friendly staff and large portions.
Updated from previous review on Wednesday August 06, 2014
Pros: Satisfying vegan food, Lots of menu choice, Positive atmosphere
My New Favourite! - Edit
So this is probably my new favourite restaurant I have ever been to for vegan cuisine. The atmosphere is really nice, I love the decor and how warm and cheery it feels. The service was prompt and friendly and the food is to die for. My husband and I, being vegan, ordered all the options veganized since this is something they offer. I believe almost everything on the menu can be made vegan. We started with a banana chocolate shake, followed by the Texan nachos and finishing with a big marc burger. Everything was incredible and as I said, probably the best vegan food I have ever eaten. Definitely will be back.
Pros: Huge vegan menu, Fast, Great atmosphere
Cons: Serves dairy, A little noisy
Tasty food in a pleasant setting - Edit
The food and atmosphere all provide a sense of comfort, while the all vegetarian or vegan menu provides tasty, fun options.
The staff are reasonably attentive, and are all bilingual in French and English, and the food represents good value. In Moncton, which like all of Atlantic Canada provides few options for vegetarians, Calactus Cafe provides a very important option in a region that has very few such options.
Pros: Tasty Food, Moderate Price, Pleasant Atmosphere
Cons: Can be crowded
great food - Edit
Loved the veggie burger!
Pros: great food, good service
Cons: none
Pleasant Surprise - Edit
A perhaps vegetarian accompanying my vegetarian daughter. Amazingly good soup & sandwich. Not cheap - but not unreasonable. A return is definite.
Pros: friendly service, quality offering, pleasant atmospere
Cons: ??
Awesome - Edit
Passing thru Moncton. Came across this great veg restaurant. Very busy which is a good sign. Dined there two days in a row. Loved it!
Pros: Friendly, Great menu, Will work with your diet perks
Cons: None
Great atmosphere, Great food. - Edit
As a vegan there are almost no places for me to go out and eat at. I am so happy to have at least one really good restaurant to go to. Calactus has a very nice atmosphere, always having a fresh flower on the table and candles lit. The food is amazing, I am able to veganize almost all items on the menu. Instead of cheese on the lasagna or mushroom cannelloni they bake tofu cream balls. It's absolutely delicious! The veggie quesadilla appetizer with tofu cream instead of cheese is yum, the lasagna yum, the pakoras with prune chutney yum, the marc burger yum, the garden salad yum, the fruit smoothie yum, need I go on? The only problem is the price. It's definitely a treat when I go there, because it adds up fast if you are getting appetizers and desserts or drinks. You get what you pay for though. Healthy, good quality meals. I will be back soon. :)
Pros: Vegan friendly, Options to alter meals, Healthy
Cons: Expensive, Not entirely vegan, Small portions
A wonderful surprise - Edit
We were recently in the East coast of Canada and were very pleasantly surprised to find the Calactus Cafe.
It was a nice night and we sat on the patio which was very relaxing.
Our waitress's name was Andrea and she was a delight and was very knowledagble about the menu. The restaurant is ovo lacto but every thing can be made vegan.
My husband started with the minestrone soup which he said was great.
He then had the enchalada with soy meat and cashew "cheese" and it came with guacamole and rice salsa & chips . It was a huge plateful and was very good and welcome in a province that only knows from lobster every where !!!!
I had the black bean borrito with tofu "cream "and it came with guacamole salsa and chips and ahuge mound of rice.
It was all very yummy.
We even had a choc brownie for desert which was a delight.
I would return to Calactus Cafe if I was in Moncton again.
Pros: good food, knowledgable staff, good value
A vegan's delight - Edit
Calactus is an excellent restaurant.
The food is all veg and very vegan friendly.
I highly recommend it and we are actually eating there again tonight..
My favorite is the Indian pizza with Tofu cream instead of cheese with the shalome salad
And of course the pakoras as an app are not to be missed.!!
Pros: Excellent food, Many choices, Vegan friendly
Cons: The brownie is a bit dry/no vegan ice cream
Love it! - Edit
Great spot!! Very veg and raw vegan friendly.
Food is not gourmet, but we enjoy eating there non-the-less. Their salads could use some work. Highly recommended! Best vegetarian restaurant in Moncton.
All vegetarian menu!
So happy to find this place - Edit
We arrived in Moncton at the end of our two-week vacation in Atlantic Canada, and this was our first stop in town. The inside of the restaurant is lovely and the service was warm and attentive. We arrived between lunch and dinner and so the restaurant was not too crowded. My kids loved the decor and were very happy when the waitress brought coloring pencils and paper.
My children ordered the mini lasagna bolonese, a kids' veggie burger and a small falafel plate. My husband had a veggie burger and I had the "Calactus Club," if I remember correctly. We also ordered some green salads. The restaurant does not offer non-dairy cheese but the cheese can be omitted from dishes if requested. We also ordered the fruit smoothies (blueberry, strawberry, banana) which were a hit. There was a nice selection of wine, and my husband and I each ordered a glass.
I can completely understand why people love this restaurant. The food was very fresh and carefully prepared. However, I did not love the dressing on my salad or my sandwich. There was a very pungent herb used in both--I think it was the rosemary--that gave it a bitter flavor. My girls did not like their lasagna with the chunks of zucchini and vegetables, although they did pick out the noodles. I am told the veggie burgers and the falafel plate were tasty. We ordered two desserts, and both were tasty.
I forget what our bill was, but I wasn't that surprised. It was comparable to what we would have paid in New York, and we had ordered a lot of food. Of course, we were not in New York, but during our entire two week vacation I found there were not many bargains at restaurants in Canada. We would have returned but we were only in Moncton for a short time.
Pros: good food, friendly staff, pleasant interior
Cons: not cheap
One of the best in Canada - Edit
We came here on an east coast trip b/c we'd heard so much about it and waited outside til the restaurant opened (we waited with two other groups - that's how popular this place is).
It's in a nowhere section of industrial Moncton in an unremarkable building, but the interior is warm (feels tropical) and inviting. The staff was friendly (some were of the French Canadian family who owns it). But food - oh my - was everything people said it would be.
We had a massive hummous platter, a falafel plate, and a curry sandwich. The hummous was robust and fresh and came with unforgettable pesto-infused pita bread. The falafel was, without exaggerating, the best falafel I've ever had (tiny, crispy, with chunky bits of chickpea in it and a magical flavour with garlic overtones), and I live in downtown T.O., where you can't throw a pita without hitting a joint that serves it.
We ended up taking the sandwich home we were so stuffed.
Not cheap, but reasonable considering quality and quantity.
Pros: beautiful atmosphere, tastiest place in the province, friendly
Cons: none
2 Responses
Ken4057 22 Feb 2013 - Pardon me for suggesting that, but on such a dull, rainy day and given Moncton's unforgiving architecture, it certainly felt like it. :-)
marturey 22 Feb 2013 - The reviewer below wrote "a nowhere section of industrial Moncton in an unremarkable building." Calactus is actually located within walking distance of downtown and the university. It's about a 7 minute walk to Main Street.
A Canadian Oasis - Edit
Who would've thought the best food we'd have on our Canadian vacation would've been in Moncton, NB? I wish I could eat here everyday. The salads are marvelous, the sandwiches and homemade breads are amazing. We went there on the way in and on the way out of Canada. Taste, presentation, service, setting--this place has it all. I think you have to go outside of Atlantic Canada to find a better veg meal.
Pros: Taste, Healthiness, Service
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Jeffrey 22 Feb 2013 - Hi Patrick, I thought your review was great. I'll definitely try it the next time I travel up the coast.
The Best Vegan Meal - Edit
I consider myself to be a pretty good vegan cook, so I am often deeply dissapointed in restaurant "vegan" meals. Imagine my elation when I sat down at my table at Calctus and opened the menu to read that all choices were available in vegan options!
I would have been happy to try any dish on the menu. That's a first for me. Every single dish appealed to me.
I drooled over the options and finally chose a simple cup of coffee, pakoras for a starter then an entrée of a falafel and hummus flute with a side garden salad.
The coffee arrived at my table freshly made a la espresso style: still steaming and foamy. I actually put the cup under my nose and inhaled deeply. The scent was perfection. The best cup of coffee I've ever had in a restaurant.
Shortly after my pakoras with prune chutney arrived. This was my first taste of pakoras, a snack of shredded veggies, dipped in a chickpea flour batter and deep-fried.
I had my first bite: so yummy! I admit, I was intimidated by the prune chutney. But I figured as long as I was trying pakoras for the first time, I should just give the chutney a little taste too. I am glad I did. It was the perfect accompaniment to the pakoras. Note: the pakoras were cooked immediately before serving, none of that pre-cooking of food here.
My entrée, the falafel and hummus flute was huge. I mean there was no way I could have eaten it all in one sitting even if I had forgone the appetizer.
The "Flutes" at Calactus are huge wraps: filled to the brim with the freshest ingredients. My falafel and hummus flute was served with the just cooked & crunchy falafel, cool veggies and the most amazing hummus.
The salad was a fresh combination of recently chopped veggies. This was not some bagged lettuce combination "salad" like one you'd receive from one of those national chains.
The atmosphere was beautiful: lightly coloured walls and artwork, happy music playing (perhaps Punjabi?), and every customer I observed had a smile on her or his face.
This meal was bar-none the best meal I have ever had in a restaurant.
Service was friendly and calm. They have obviously found the perfect people to work in this little piece of culinary heaven.
Herbivore, omnivore, I encourage you to stop by this friendly, casual restaurant which I'm sure will leave you completely fixated on your next trip to Moncton, NB.
Pros: quality, freshness & taste, wide selection, atmosphere
Busy Busy Busy - Edit
Calactus you have grown so much, some lunches we are lined up waiting. The best part we get to see what the patrons are ordering. We get to smell all the wonderful aromas. We get hungry; but thats ok after all its not McDonalds!
We know good food takes time, enjoying it takes time, and you let us you serve with a smile you make mistakes with a smile and you correct them all with a smile. All my years coming (even the original yellow house) Calactus I love this restaurant, are prices steep on some things but the menus states the prices! Please don't ever change!
Pros: Service, Freshness if Product, Food exquisive!
Cons: could be cleaner, baseboards are dirty, washrooms need attention.
Always fabulous! - Edit
This is one of my favorite places to be in Moncton. The atmosphere, first of all, is pleasant and calming. The decor is leafy-green, slightly reminiscent of the East, not too fancy, but beautiful, especially the central fountain. The waiters are friendly without exception. Once I went and ordered some pizza, but realized with the stomachache I had I really didn't want to eat it. So I asked for some soup instead, and they just gave me the pizza to take-out, no questions asked. The menu is varied and priced comparatively to any decent restaurant, with better food than the average. Anything on the menu can be made vegan, and whatever I order, I make sure it has some of their incredible tofu "cheese"! I've tried quite a large portion of the menu. Everything has been unquestionably delicious. I really love the 1/2 pizza, 1/2 salad option, which is so customizable and great if you don't have a huge appetite. Also, I think that even though they have grown in popularity, the service is faster. When I went with a big family group, even though the restaurant was full, we all had our meals within 15-20 minutes of ordering. It's truly excellent in every way. Go to Calactus, you'll love it!
Pros: Reasonably priced, Delicious, Friendly
Cons: I don't live close enough
My favorite place to eat - Edit
I absolutely love everything about this restaurant! Everything I've ever had from here has been phenomenal; end of story! Even the coffee they serve is wonderful! Seriously, I would drop by just for the coffee alone. The service is good, the prices are reasonable. The only tiny suggestion I would make is to make the place a little more kid-friendly; the addition of a small playroom perhaps? Or, even some crayons and a coloring book would help. Although, my daughter always loves to check out the water fountain when we're there. I'm not even vegetarian and this is my hands-down favorite place to eat.
Pros: excellent food, healthy cuisine, wonderful coffee
Cons: could be more child friendly
Food is just so good - Edit
Ok, the food in this place ... really frickin'good. We make special trips to Moncton just to go to Calactus. Unlike many vegetarian restaurants, who sometimes forget that "bland" is not a flavor, the food here is always fresh and tasty. The other nice feature is the variety in menu items. For a vegan living in a city without a vegetarian restaurant, menu variety usually means deciding what kind of salad dressing I would like.
They will do just about anything on the menu vegan, (ask for the cheese to be replaced with tofu cream). I usually get the pizza / salad combo, since getting a half-decent vegan pizza or salad at a chain restaurant is nearly impossible. My wife loves the Indian entrée.
The staff is friendly and helpful. The prices were more or less consistent with what you would pay at a good non-veggie sit-down restaurant.
Pros: excellent food, reasonable prices, variety
Cons: A bit skimpy with the wine, Not completely vegan
Unaffordable prices - Edit
The place is outrageously expensive. I think it was ~13.00 for JUST a veggie burger!!! I ordered a disgusting appetizer to go! I refused to pay those prices. They gave me some pieces of raw celery and carrots for like 6 bucks!!! with a dip and a little bread(which tasted awful) Ridiculous!! For someone who likes to eat out at a vegetarian restaraunt at least a couple times a week, this is completely unaffordable so I never eat there. There's not much in the way of selection for vegetarian food in moncton. I'd highly recommend zen gardens. Its a very peaceful little cafe house with affordable prices. 6 bucks for sushi.....4 dollars for dumplings(which is not enough alone for a meal at lunch!) Also, there's a descent new indian restaurant at killam and mountain called asian garden. They have a lunch special for chana masala and rice for only 4.99!
Good Food, But Bad Prices - Edit
I've eaten at Calactus once, and frankly, I was disappointed. The food was great, but the portions were tiny and although the menu seemed reasonably priced, the portions were too small, so you had to order more food to fill yourself up. I'm not sure if it's the particular time we went and they skimped on food because they were very busy or whether it's like that all the time. As an active vegan, I eat quite a bit although regular restuarant dishes leave me stuffed, so as you can see I have a reasonable opinion.
Pros: good food, vegan friendly
Cons: busy, expensive, small servings
My favourite restaurant! - Edit
I currently live in Toronto but am in Moncton a lot. I love Calactus. The food is amazing and the people who run it really care about what they are serving. The parfaits are amazing (my favourite dessert -- it's made with a whipped tofu). Soups are very good.. I love the falafel there and they make the BEST hummus ever! I also like the Mexican platter and the "Marc" burger but the place is not vegan it is vegetarian so they will some items vegan by omitting the cheese (this works better with some items then others). Lots of vegan choices though. Their patio is nice and they serve beer or wine. No problem getting service in French or English here.. Entrees are about $8-12 or so...
Pros: Food, Atmosphere, Quality
Cons: Not completely vegan
Amazing - Edit
I recently dined here with a couple friends it has an amazing atmosphere including a waterfall fall! The staff are friendly - although they do have heavy french accents they are amazing! I ordered a Marjerita pizza , but because I do not eat cheese they allowed me to sub it for any other item-I picked brcolli-and they did not charge me extra! The price was really good too I had water that pizza ( which was large) and brownies for around $12 would definitely go there again!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Pros: Good Food and Atmosphere, Excellent Food and Staff, Clean
Cons: None, Notta, Zilch
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Time: 1hour
2 tablespoons vegetable oil
2 tablespoons Asian sesame oil
1 chicken, quartered or cut into
8 pieces (3 1/2 to 4 pounds)
2 cloves garlic, thinly sliced
10 ounces mushrooms, thinly sliced
1/4 cup rice vinegar
2 tablespoons soy sauce
1 cinnamon stick (1 inch long)
1 strip lime zest (1 inch long)
1/2 teaspoon dried red pepper flakes
1 cup (loosely packed) cilantro leaves
1. Heat the vegetable and sesame oils in a deep 6 quart flameproof casserole over medium-high heat. Sauté the chicken, just to stiffen the skin, turning the pieces once, 8 to 10 minutes. Remove the chicken to a plate and set aside.
2. Add the garlic, mushrooms, rice vinegar, soy sauce, cinnamon, lime zest and red pepper flakes. Sautè, stirring until the mushrooms begin to wilt, for a couple of minutes.
3. Return only the dark meat to the casserole, cover, and simmer over low heat for 10 minutes. Add the white meat, cover and simmer until the chicken is just done, 20 minutes longer.
4. Remove the cooked chicken to a plate and let it rest for 10 minutes or until cool enough to remove and discard the skin and fat underneath the skin. While the chicken is resting, strain the juices from the casserole into a bowl or degreasing cup and reserve the mushrooms. Discard the cinnamon stick and lime strip. Remove all of the surface fat. Return the degreased juices to the pan and bring them back to a simmer.
5. Coarsely chop the cilantro and add it to the sauce. Simmer for 30 seconds or until barely wilted. Season to taste with salt. Return the skinned chicken to the sauce and simmer over low heat to reheat, 2 to 3 minutes.
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One of annual agenda of students of S1 Pemerintahan Integratif (S1 PIN) is to hold National Seminar which always invites bureaucrats, lecturers in Regional or National scale as note speakers. Many latest issues discussed in seminars, for example a seminar on Thursday at May 7, 2015. It took place in Ruhui Rahayu Room on the Ground Floor of Governor's Office of East Kalimantan with theme "Is Autonomy always Automoney? Discussing Solutions for limited fund.
Study Tour for students of S1 Pemerintahan Integratif (S1 PIN) is an annual agenda before they have On-The-Job (OJT) program. The students are in 6th semester (for 2015 is the 8th batch students). The destination of the tour is adjusted with the characters of their original regencies. For 2015, there were 49 students, dominated by students from Malinau regency which has border with Malaysia (40 students from Malinau, 8 students from East Kutai, and a student from Kutai Kertanegara). Therefore, destination city was Batam for 5 days from April 20th to April 20th. The group was lead by the Chairman of S1 PIN, Drs. H. Muhammad Noor, M.Si.
Having invited the Mayor of Samarinda, S1 Pemerintahan Integratif invited the Head of Bureau of Women Empowerment and Planning Family or Badan Pemberdayaan Perempuan dan Keluarga Berencana, Dra. Ardiningsih, .M.Si to be inspector of Monthly Flag Ceremony at March 17, 2015. April is the month when woman National Heroine, R. A. Kartini was born and the Flag Ceremony is to welcome Kartini's Day at April 21.
After having conducted drug test for students of S1 Pemerintahan Integratif (S1 PIN), National Narcotics Agency of East Kalimantan or as known as Badan Narkotika Nasional did drugs socialization. It was attended by 40 students of S1 PINIt was held in the middle od March 2015 at 2 pm. The Agency was represented by one team who explained the dangerous of drugs usage in image and how the drugs came to Indonesia.
After long wait, all the chairmen and staffs of S1 Pemerintahan Integratif (S1 PIN) finally met and greeted with the Mayor of Samarinda. At March 17, 2015, he came to S1 PIN to be the Inspector of Monthly Flag Ceremony. All students of S1 PIN got ready since 7.o5 am. His assistants and protocol staff had been doing the preparation. There was Dr. H. Asli Nuryadin, S.Pd, MM, as the Head of Samarinda Education Board joined the ceremony.


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Calories 1771 Calories from Fat 1355
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 154 g237.3%
Saturated Fat 94.6 g472.8%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 426.2 mg142.1%
Sodium 1688.2 mg70.3%
Total Carbohydrates 65 g21.8%
Dietary Fiber 6.6 g26.6%
Sugars 6.3 g
Protein 39 g78.1%
Vitamin A 409% Vitamin C 235%
Calcium 91.3% Iron 65.9%
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When my brother tactfully announced I was "never going to be a mother" the other day, I wasn't really fussed. I am 29, straight and fertile (I think), my main worries centre round happiness in work and the fact my first house is not on the horizon.
Luckily, I also have a get of jail free card - ever since I was little, I knew I wanted to look after the babies without parents of their own. My mum was adopted and reiterated time and again how she felt good about being "specially chosen".
But when I talk about my urge to adopt and my absent desire to give birth, people promptly reassure me I will feel the animalistic need to procreate soon. With apparent impending doom and possible barren womb, what options are open to my jilted generation, who are nearing 30, or just over the hump?
Infertility is not a myth; fertility decreases in your thirties and by the age of 40, only around 40 per cent of women will be able to have a baby. It is also known the later in life a woman conceives, the chance of miscarriage and babies born with problems increase. At 25, the chances of having a baby with Down's Syndrome is 1 in 1300, at 35, 1 in 350.
And it is not just the women. Quality of sperm decreases with age and every year a man ignores fatherhood, he is likely to pass on two more DNA mutations causing developmental and psychological problems, including autism and schizophrenia.
The IVF alternative is clearly not a wonder wand and the ongoing intrusive process can be extremely emotionally stressful. In 2010, 32.2 per cent of IVF patients under 35 conceived. For 38 – 39 year olds, success was 20.8 per cent. At 42 years of age, success rates plummet to 13.6 per cent.
Accessing IVF on the NHS isn't easy. Recently updated guidelines from the National Institute for Clinical Excellence (NICE) recommend raising the upper age limit for IVF from 39 to 42, but these are just recommendations. Ultimately it's the post code lottery-loving Primary Care Trusts - with the money - who get to play God.
Unless tests show it is the only way you can conceive, it can take three years for a couple to be referred for three cycles. And in the case of lesbian couples, there is a clause, upheld by some PCTs, which withholds funding if a sperm donor is required.
I balk at the thought of £3,000 being spent on each cycle of treatment, when there is a shortage of around 9,000 foster homes and 4,000 adoptive families, and some areas where cancer patients are queuing up for treatment. I feel for those desperate to preserve their lineage but I urge everyone, especially LGBT couples with or without ovaries, to look at the alternatives.
Some prospective parents fear that mostly babies are adopted and the surplus is older, damaged children, so traumatised that a happy family life is unattainable. In fact, only 2 per cent of adopted children are under a year old, (74 per cent are aged between 1 and 4), but its undeniably true that most have had the worst start to life; almost three quarters of children waiting to be adopted have experienced abuse and neglect. It really takes special people to take this on – could that be you?
The charities New Family Social and Action for Children have teamed up to designate this week LGBT Adoption and Fostering Week. They suggest that if 2 per cent of LGBT couples came forward to adopt, the demand for families would end.
While Tory MP David Jones may believe gay couples "clearly" could not provide a "warm and safe environment for the upbringing of children", the evidence paints a very different picture. The nuclear family has been nuked, with reports suggesting just over half of 14-year-olds live with both their biological parents. Meanwhile, since 2005, same sex couples have been able to adopt and now count for 1 in 20 adoptions. Cambridge University this week revealed positive results from the first study into the outcomes of children with same-sex adoptive parents, highlighting offspring were likely to prosper just as well as in a 'traditional family'.
While the likes of David Jones won't go away any time soon, there is also evidence that attitudes to gay parenting are changing. New Family Social reports 91 per cent of its members were satisfied with their agency's attitude towards their sexuality and the average time taken to adopt had almost halved, to just over three years.
A spokesperson from charity Action for Children, backs the fervour and candidacy of LGBT people who adopt, saying they often choose adoption or fostering "as the first choice for expanding their family, bringing love, real enthusiasm and resourcefulness".
For prospective LGBT parents, adoption has an added advantage over IVF; it provides a bond on an equal basis for both parents, as there is no biological link with just one parent.
With so many frantic for a family and multitudes of children needing a home, it's time that all prospective parents - gay or straight - start thinking about the possibility of opening their hearts to those who have had the worst of starts in life. My grandmother did it, maybe you could too.
For further information on adoption and fostering, visit www.baaf.org.uk For details of LGBT Adoption & Fostering Week, visit www.lgbtadoptfosterweek.org.uk www.newfamilysocial.org.uk
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Apple's iMac With Retina 5K Display: Features That Stand OutBy Don Reisinger
That Is One Serious DisplayThe iMac's new 27-inch Retina 5K display is nothing short of astounding. The screen has a resolution of 5,120 by 2,880 pixels. That means that the device has 14.7 million pixels packed into its 27 inches. To compare, a regular HD display has 2 million pixels, and 4K screens have 8.8 million pixels.
A Nice Processor That Gets the Job DoneOut of the box, the iMac comes with a 3.5GHz Intel Core i5 processor with Turbo Boost up to 3.9GHz. While that's not the top-end of the Intel processor line, it should do the trick for the vast majority of users who simply want to get some work done and handle some mid-level graphics work. Those who need more power should look to the next jump up and add the 4GHz quad-core Intel Core i7 to the computer.
The Graphics Power Is Surprisingly ImpressiveApple didn't skimp on graphics. The iMac comes standard with the AMD Radeon R9 M290X GPU with 2GB of GDDR5 memory. Again, that should be more than enough for the majority of users, but designers who would use the Mac for Photoshop or Final Cut Pro might want to consider bumping it up to the AMD Radeon R9 M295X with 4GB of memory.
Lots of Ports for UsersApple has come a long way in allowing users to connect accessories they have sitting around the house. The iMac comes with an SDXC port, four USB 3 ports and two Thunderbolt 2 ports. There's also a Gigabit Ethernet port for those who would rather be wired when running the computer.
The Latest in Wireless Technology Is a MustApple has smartly brought the latest wireless technology to the iMac. The device works with 802.11ac wireless networks, as well as legacy protocols, like 802.11n and 802.11g. In addition, the iMac comes with full support for Bluetooth 4, which should allow for even more accessibility.
Apple Is Boasting About SoundWhile the iMac's screen is its most important feature, Apple has made a lot of noise about the device's sound capabilities. In addition to dual microphones, which should help with FaceTime calls, the iMac comes with stereo speakers that Apple claims sound great. It might be a small feature, but for those who are constantly working on design-related activities like video editing, it's an important one.
Yosemite Will Come With the iMacApple makes one operating system available to those who are buying the new iMac: Yosemite. Apple's latest launch includes a design refresh that makes the Dock much cleaner and provides updates to a wide range of the company's built-in apps. Yosemite is a nice improvement over Mavericks, so it shouldn't be a bother to anyone that it's bundled with Apple's new all-in-one PC.
It's Not a One-Size-Fits-AllAlthough the customization options are relatively light, Apple does allow customers to boost the capabilities of the iMac, should they want to do so. As noted, the iMac's processor and graphics can be upgraded, as can its memory. The device comes with 8GB of on-board memory, but that can be boosted to 32GB. Users can also choose to go with Apple's Fusion Drive storage options or opt for flash storage.
All of Apple's Built-In AppsApple is a master at getting people hooked on its applications. That's why the company bundles Yosemite with its products and why the built-in applications that come with Yosemite will be sitting on the Dock as soon as users turn the iMac on. Everything from iTunes to iPhoto to iWork is available on the iMac out of the box, so users shouldn't be surprised if they start using Apple's software simply because it's there and, in most cases, it works quite well.
It's Not a Cheap DeviceDon't expect to save much cash investing in the new iMac. While Apple tried to argue that 4K televisions go for more than the iMac and they don't even come with a computer, the iMac is still expensive. The device starts at $2,499 for the standard build and adding a better processor is $250, boosting to 32GB of memory will cost $600, and 1TB of flash storage is $800. It won't be too hard to find ways to seriously increase the price of the iMac if the consumer wants better features.
NEWS ANALYSIS: Apple made waves recently when it announced the launch of the iMac with Retina 5K display. Apple claims that its device packs more pixels into a single inch than any other product on the market, including 4K screens. And, at $2,499, the company argues that its screen-and-computer combination is a great value for anyone seeking something special to do work on. Apple has a tendency to speak fondly of its products, even when critics believe the laudatory comments lack depth. Even so, the iMac with Retina 5K display has been receiving rave reviews for its screen and is becoming a hot item among those who are considering buying a new Mac and want to see what all of the hype is about with the screen. The iMac has, in some ways, become one of the more important products in Apple's entire lineup. In the following slides, eWEEK takes a deep dive into the iMac with Retina 5K display and looks at the features that make it stand out from the crowd. Sure, there's a high-quality screen, but there's much more to this device that many consumers and even enterprise customers might like.


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So I'm sure you all are wondering (or not wondering since I'm extremely irrelevant lol), why I decided to name my blog "What Happened?," and furthermore, what I mean by this question. I had been wanting to write a blog for a while now, but not for the reasons that you may think. I am not about to start posting pictures of my avocado toast in the morning or close-ups of my legs in ripped boyfriend jeans in my bed while holding my cute coffee mug. And I'm not gonna do these things for a few reasons…First of all, if I'm gonna drink coffee in my bed in the morning, I'm either a.) wearing pajama shorts like a normal person or the more likely b.) not wearing pants at all cuz it's really fun and you all (random person in Papua New Guinea who accidentally landed on this page) should really try it sometime. Secondly, there are already enough people who post these types of things and they do it much better than I ever could. I'm in no way looking down on people who post these types of things because your thigh gaps look pretty damn good in those jeans and I honestly love looking at your avocado toast because it makes me wish I was eating it too. I am simply expressing that I can't provide these types of pictures because I don't have the legs for it and I don't wanna spend that much time making breakfast in the morning like Imma do Chick Fil A drive through or go grab a bacon egg and cheese. Maybe a breakfast burrito Idk I'm indecisive. I also just wanted to preface this first entry by saying that I don't actually think I'm trendy because I went on wordpress and registered for a free blog. Rather, I wanted to write a blog so I could get my thoughts down and remember the little things in life that we tend to forget about (or never forget about because they're so embarrassing), like when you forget to fully close the door of a plane bathroom and the next thing you know *SURPRISE TURBULENCE* the door flies open and the hot British flight attendant gets a full frontal. And it's not like one of those cute "oops I eat a cube of cheese only when I feel like I'm going to faint and I see a personal trainer 5 times a week but here I am standing here ready for you" and then we start talking and it just so happens that like I have family in London too! It was more like me with my pants at my knees having just gotten up from the toilet while still holding toilet paper and him just standing there trying not to laugh/trying to keep his eyes from burning after what he had just witnessed. Anyways, I'd like to give a MAJOR shoutout to that random girl in the quad at my school the other day who was talking shit about me and my friends because you, my friend, are my true inspiration, my muse, and my motivation to write this blog. Congrats, you actually got me to act on something I said I wanted to do (But seriously thanks gurl). So we're sitting in the quad, along with the rest of the students that I've never seen before since we've all been in hibernation for the past 5 months (God I love Winter), and we realized that the girl next to us was making fun of our conversation. Granted, my friend was planning out her drinking schedule for the long weekend, but like, sometimes a basic bitch's biggest problem is figuring out how she's gonna sober up in time for her to get drunk all over again at the darty the next day. Obviously there are much more important things going on in the world, but if this is what my friendy is worried about, then it's a no judgement zone and I'm gonna be there for her. WE HAD BEEN MADE. I think that girl saw and heard things that day that she had never seen or heard before; we had truly taken common white girl, or in my friend's case who I like to call a mix between Harlem and Long Island, common mob girl, to a whole new level. So we find another place in the quad to sit down (Thank God) and start talking about why that girl felt it necessary to talk about us, especially since she was sitting right next to us. At first I was pissed because it's like, why did you have to do that, ya know? I've never met her before and I've never done anything to her before, so why did she need to put a dampener on my day? And then I just started thinking about how much we all gossip, myself included, and wondered, am I really justified in being annoyed with this girl right now? Am I being a hypocrite? I don't see a problem with expressing your frustration with someone or talking about someone if they have upset you or offended you before. But talking about people that have never done anything to you, or talking about people out of sheer boredom and because you simply have nothing better to do, is something that I think all of us should work on. It's just so unnecessary, hurtful, and pointless. And shouldn't our conversations have a point? We should promote meaningful conversation that uplifts people rather than bringing them down. Obviously it's fun to just talk about pointless, superficial things sometimes, like what shirt you wanna wear or who you wanna take to your sorority formal, but I think it is equally important to engage in meaningful, thought-provoking conversation as well. Anyways, back to the story. So my friend and I are sitting down (hiding) at our new spot when one of our other friends comes over and sits down. "What are you guys talking about?" Knowing that we would be judged if we told him what we were actually talking about, I simply responded, "What happened." It was generic and it wasn't necessarily a lie, since we were talking about what happened…in the quad five minutes ago. He then said, "To humanity?" And I just went with it. "Yea like what happened to us?" And then I realized how great of a question that was. It is open-ended and it can mean whatever you want it to mean. When you ask "What happened," it allows someone to apply the question to his or her own life and what he or she are currently thinking about. My friend had recently been thinking about what had happened to humanity and why people don't date as much as they used to. But just by me asking him "What happened," it sparked an extremely interesting and meaningful conversation between the two of us that might not have taken place if I hadn't have asked the question. This question applies to so many different subjects and when asked it makes people think about something important, which is ultimately my goal here! Sometimes we all get a little too caught up with the superficial, day-to-day things going on in our lives and we forget to have those enlightening conversations. I hope by leaving the title of my blog open-ended, it will inspire readers to apply it to their own lives and provoke thought about what happened…to whatever topic they want. I will post different entries where I ask "What happened… to a specific topic" and some of these entries will be about serious matters, while some will be about trivial, day-to-day things but my hope is that readers will be able to relate to some of the topics that I introduce and maybe ask a few questions for themselves.


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There used to be two posters on ezboard, Wofice and Axel Annie, who posted a lot there.
Axel Annie is still around. She unlurks from time to time.
I was with the original crew, but did not join in for quite sometime. I did not think anyone would miss me. I am sorry to hear about Grgranny. I did not know.


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The continued development, study, and analytical applications of novel anion/gas/polyion selective polymer membrane/film-based electrochemical and optical sensors are proposed. Research will build upon several exciting breakthroughs made during the most recent period of support that have included: 1) the ability to rapidly screen for the presence of high charge density of polyanion impurities (e.g., oversulfated chondroitin sulfate (OSCS)) within commercial biomedical grade heparin preparations using potentiometric polyanion sensor technology;2) the use of rhodium (III) metalloporphyrin complexes as the most selective binding agents discovered to date for preparing potentiometric (and potentially optical) nitrite ion sensors;and 3) the adaptation of a new pulstrode type potentiometric measurement technology to enhance the analytical response properties of anion and polyion sensitive polymeric membrane electrodes. Efforts during the next phase of this long-term program will include both fundamental and applied studies and will concentrate on: 1) examining approaches to use the new polyanion sensor-based method to quantify the concentration of OSCS and potentially other high-charge density polyanion impurities in biomedical heparin preparations, and also assess whether a previously reported optical heparin sensing polymer film technology can be employed for similar measurements;2) further optimize the utility of rhodium(III) metalloporphyrins as ionophores in polymeric films for developing highly selective electrochemical and optical sensors for nitrite (using capped tetraphenylporphyrins as ionophores), and demonstrating the use of such sensors as simple detectors in a novel gas/biosensing system to monitor very low levels of gas phase nitric oxide (NO), potentially in exhaled breath;and 3) assessing the use of a new pulstrode instrumental control method to enhance the potentiometric selectivity of various ionophore-based polymeric membrane anion sensors, and also to prepare fully reversible polyanion/polycation sensors that can be used to continuously monitor heparin in blood and for detecting protease activities. It is anticipated that results derived from the research in these areas will continue to provide an array of new and simple sensors that can be employed for important biomedical measurements in complex physiological and other types of samples.
Progress in biomedical sciences and enhancing the quality of health care requires the availability of faster, simpler and less expensive measurement technologies for direct sensing of species in complex samples. To date, polymer membrane-based chemical sensors have provided the foundation for the development of many new point-of-care test instruments capable of rapid chemical measurements in whole blood and other samples. The research proposed herein will provide advances in polymer membrane chemistries that may enable the simple detection of harmful contaminants in biomedical grade heparin products, the real-time measurement of heparin in whole blood during medical procedures, and the design of new devices for quantifying physiologically important nitrite and nitric oxide levels.
|Yang, Si; Wo, Yaqi; Meyerhoff, Mark E (2014) Polymeric optical sensors for selective and sensitive nitrite detection using cobalt(III) corrole and rhodium(III) porphyrin as ionophores. Anal Chim Acta 843:89-96
|Bell-Vlasov, Andrea K; Zajda, Joanna; Eldourghamy, Ayman et al. (2014) Polyion selective polymeric membrane-based pulstrode as a detector in flow-injection analysis. Anal Chem 86:4041-6
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2011 Field Hockey News
June 13, 2012Making the grade McDaniel College has announced its Dean's List from the Spring 2012 semester and 99 Green Terror student-athletes qualified for the honors.
May 31, 2012With honors At the annual award ceremonies that McDaniel College holds each spring, 18 Green Terror student-athletes were among the honorees.
March 06, 2012Ten named to Academic Squad Ten members of the McDaniel College field hockey team have been named to the 2011 National Field Hockey Coaches Association National Academic Squad.
February 02, 2012Making the grade McDaniel College has announced its Dean's List from the Fall 2011 semester and 101 Green Terror student-athletes, including 30 first-semester students, qualified for the honors.
December 16, 2011McDaniel places 24 on Fall Academic Honor Roll Twenty-four McDaniel College student-athletes have been named to the 2011 Centennial Conference Fall Academic Honor Roll, announced recently.
November 16, 2011Messersmith named all-region Paige Messersmith, a junior, has been named to the 2011 Lonstretch/NFHCA Division III All-South region second team.
November 09, 2011Thomson makes 11 stops Lebanon Valley scored late in the first half for a 1-0 victory over McDaniel in the quarterfinals of the 2011 ECAC Mid-Atlantic field hockey tournament. Stephanie Thomson made 11 saves.
November 07, 2011Messersmith, Battista named All-CC Paige Messersmith and Hope Battista were named to the 2011 All-Centennial Conference field hockey team. Messersmith earned a first-team spot while Battista was tabbed honorable mention.
November 07, 2011McDaniel in ECAC field McDaniel will travel to Lebanon Valley for the first round of the 2011 Eastern Collegiate Athletic Conference (ECAC) Mid-Atlantic field hockey tournament on Wednesday. Game time is 2 p.m.
October 30, 2011Meszler nets first-half goal Trailing 1-0, Washington (Md.) scored three goals in the second half to defeat McDaniel, 3-1. Sarah Meszler staked the Green Terror to the halftime advantage.
October 28, 2011Weather forces changes The potential for winter weather on Saturday has forced numerous changes to the Homecoming athletics schedule.
October 26, 2011Jones tallies in second half Johns Hopkins scored three goals in the final 25:16 to break a 1-all deadlock and defeat McDaniel, 4-1. Katie Jones scored to tie the game for the Green Terror.
October 25, 2011Messersmith named to weekly honor roll Paige Messersmith, a junior, has been named to the womensfieldhockey.com Division III honor roll for the week of Oct. 17-23.
October 24, 2011Messersmith named Player of the Week Paige Messersmith, a junior, has been named the Centennial Conference Offensive Player of the Week for the week of Oct. 17-23.
October 22, 2011Thomson makes 12 saves The McDaniel defense withstood a barrage of shots and capitalized with the game's lone goal for a critical 1-0 win over Haverford. Stephanie Thomson made 12 saves.
October 20, 2011Messersmith tallies late McDaniel saw its two-goal lead slip away before scoring late in regulation to defeat Stevenson, 3-2. Paige Messersmith broke the 2-all deadlock for the Green Terror.
October 18, 2011Shooting in the corner Gettysburg scored a goal in each half to defeat McDaniel 2-0 in a key conference game. Stephanie Thomson made six saves for the Green Terror .
October 15, 2011A skinny number Swarthmore scored in the 25th minute and made it stand up for a key 1-0 victory over McDaniel. Stephanie Thomson made nine saves in goal.
October 08, 2011First isn't always best Bridgewater scored fewer than four minutes into the game but McDaniel countered with three goals for a 3-1victory. Sarah Meszler tallied twice to lead the Green Terror.
October 05, 2011Late power After an even first half, McDaniel outshot Dickinson by 10 in the second half and netted the tiebreaking goal in the final 10 minutes for a 2-1 win.
October 01, 2011All wet In a steadily increasing rain, No. 7 Ursinus scored early in both halves and held on to down McDaniel, 3-1. Hope Battista scored for the Green Terror.
September 27, 2011Lightning quick Catholic scored four first-half goals around a 62-minute lightning delay en route to a 5-0 victory over McDaniel. Stephanie Thomson registered six saves for the Green Terror.
September 24, 2011Crazy eight Six different McDaniel players recorded a goal in an 8-0 victory over Bryn Mawr. Lindsay Riordon and Michelle Deitrick each scored twice.
September 22, 2011Second-half strong Senior Lindsay Riordon recorded her second hat trick of the season, leading McDaniel to a 4-2 victory over York (Pa.).
September 20, 2011Testing the ranks Franklin & Marshall registered four second-half goals to defeat McDaniel, 4-0. Stephanie Thomson made a season-high 10 saves for the Green Terror.
September 16, 2011Open and shut case Three different McDaniel players scored a goal in a 3-0 win at Muhlenberg in the CC opener. Stephanie Thomson made eight saves for her second shutout of the season
September 14, 2011Riordon named to weekly honor roll Lindsay Riordon has been named to the womensfieldhockey.com Division III weekly honor roll for the week of Sept. 5-11.
September 11, 2011Hats off Lindsay Riordon recorded her second collegiate hat trick as part of McDaniel's 4-1 victory at Eastern Mennonite.
September 10, 2011Rearing up Lindsay Riordon scored twice, helping to lift McDaniel to a 3-1 win at Roanoke. The Green Terror scored on each side of halftime to key the victory.
September 06, 2011Thomson named Player of the Week Senior Stephanie Thomson has been named the Centennial Conference (CC) Defensive Player of the Week for the week of Sept. 1-5.
September 05, 2011Back and better McDaniel returns all but one of its goal scorers from the 2010 squad and lost just one other player. Click to listen to and watch Coach Miranda Jones preview the season.
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2015 Submissions
Published Review
Shackelford, Laura. "Reading Topographies of Post-Postmodernism." Rev. of Post-Postmodernism; or, The Cultural Logic of Just-in-Time Capitalism, by Jeffrey T. Nealon. ebr: Electronic Book Review 4 Apr. 2015: 1-15. Web. *
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Shackelford, Laura. "Writing Touch at the Interface: Luxuria Superbia's Exploratory Play with Self-Writing." Frame: Journal of Literary Studies. (2015). Print. * ∆
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Shackelford, Laura. "R(e)orienting Poetics through Lived Space." International E-Poetry Festival. University of Buenos Aires. Buenos Aires, AR, Argentina. 9 Jun. 2015. Conference Presentation. ∆
Shackelford, Laura. "Following Through on Touch and Exploratory Play at the Digital Interface." Structures of Digital Feeling Colloquium. Techne Institute for Arts and Emerging Technologies, University of Buffalo. Buffalo, NY. 28 Mar. 2015. Guest Lecture. ∆
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Shackelford, Laura. Tactics of the Human: Experimental Technics in American Fiction. Ann Arbor, MI: University of Michigan Press, 2014. Print. *
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Shackelford, Laura. "Migrating Modes: Multimodality in Digital Poetics as Another Kind of Language." Mosaic: A Journal for the Interdisciplinary Study of Literature 47. 4 (2014): 99-118. Print. *
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Shackelford, Laura. "Systems Thinking in Wes Anderson's The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou and Moonrise Kingdom." The Films of Wes Anderson: Critical Essays on an Indiewood Icon. Ed. Peter C. Kunze. NY, NY: Palgrave MacMillan Academic Press, 2014. 199-213. Print. *
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Shackelford, Laura. "I'm Right on the Edge Unfolding Wes Anderson's Recursive Gestures Through Media Time." Culture, Literature, and the Arts Program. University of Washington, Bothell. Seattle, WA. 22 Apr. 2014. Guest Lecture. ∆
Shackelford, Laura. "Reading Poetics Through Lived Space." E-Poetry 2014 Intensive Mayaguez. University of Puerto Rico, Mayaguez. Mayaguez, Puerto Rico. 16 Mar. 2014. Conference Presentation. ∆
Shackelford, Laura. "Moves Like Poetics." EPC @ 20: Electronic Poetry Center's 20th Anniversary Symposium. Department of Media Study, University of Buffalo. Buffalo, NY. 11 Sep. 2014. Conference Presentation. ∆
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