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Hi there! Are you ready to learn some more money saving tips? Well today I have another great post for ya. I am telling you how you can not only have fresh produce all month long, but save money at the same time. You with me? Well lets get started.....
So as you know I do once a month shopping. You can find out how I do that here. When I said I go once a month, I meant it. Meaning I buy my produce for the month. Yep I make my produce last for 28-31 days, depending on how long the month is. I know it seems absolutely bananas right? No pun intended:) Well I am going to take you through my process of how I make this work. Everything is a process with me. Remember I have been fine tuning this process for over 2 years. It is really simple when it is all laid out. It only takes a little bit of planning and effort, but it is so worth it in the long run. I always try to remember that the less I go to the store, the more we save. This is true because then I am not making frequent trips to the store purchasing things we really do have to have this month. This is what works for our family. I hope you will find it helpful.
When I am in the grocery aisle I look at the prices. I have a run down of prices in my head. I have done this so much that I can basically compare the prices in my head. I know the "good" price I like to get my produce for and I only buy it if it is in within that price range. This is a big deal. I know sometimes we can go to the store and just purchase what sounds good. Remember that fruit is seasonal. It you are buying fresh corn in the spring, then you know you will be paying a pretty penny for it. It is not worth it. Only buy what is on sale and in season. Bring your adds to the store with you and try to start keeping a little notebook in your purse. This way you can start recording the prices of produce. Over time you can see what are the best prices. Eventually you will have this down and not need the notebook anymore. I started out with a notebook and it helped heaps! Also places like Wal-Mart price match. If you see an item for cheaper at another store, bring in the add and show them at checkout. They will give you the item for that price. So for example, if you saw they were selling milk for $3.00 at Wal-Mart, but another store advertised it for $2.48, show them the add and they will give you the lower price. I do this sometimes too when I shop there. It rocks!
Back to the produce aisle.....
As I browse the selections I may see a great sale. For instance, watermelon was recently $.14 cents a pound. I ended up getting a 15 pound watermelon for a little over $2. I was beyond excited! I ended up bringing this cut up watermelon to two family dinners and was able to have some left over in my fridge for us to snack on and put in smoothies. I have also had great luck lately with strawberries. They are in season and are typically on sale, at great prices, around now. I just saw a 2 pound tub of strawberries for $1.50 I bought about 4 of them. So now your question for me must be, "How the heck will you eat 8 lbs. of strawberries before they go bad?" Well the answer is simple. I won't. I literally couldn't eat that many strawberries without actually turning into one. So what do I do? Well only what I do with everything..... I freeze them. Just like I freeze my milk, so we have it all month long, I do the same thing with fruits and veggies.
I bring all my fruits and veggies home and they get a good washing. I then cut off the stems and such. I place them in labeled freezer bags, seal, and then toss in the freezer. I bag them according to what I will do with them. I currently have a full bag of strawberries in my freezer. I will thaw these out later in the month and have strawberries in our oatmeal, put in baked goods, over our pancakes and waffles, and on crepes. My kids also love frozen berries in smoothies or just to snack on straight out of the freezer with some whip cream. I do this to all my fruits and veggies. Well, all the ones that are only fresh for a limited time. Fruits like bananas, berries, peaches, pairs, mangoes, and kiwis are what I call soft fruits. They damage and bruise easily. These fruits would not last all month long in a fridge. That is why I chop them up and freeze them. This allows my family to have fresh berries and such all month long. Smoothies are one of our favorite snacks. We just throw some milk and a handful of frozen fruit into the blender. It takes less than 5 minutes and then my kids have a healthy snack or a side to go with breakfast or lunch. Smoothies are our favorite! We also use leftover melon and fruit to make homemade Popsicles. I am going to post about this one soon.
I freeze raw veggies too! Carrots, celery, bell peppers, yellow onions, green onions, and potatoes. The only veggies I don't freeze are spinach, lettuce, cabbage, cucumbers, zucchini, and tomatoes. These get soggy if frozen. Everything else I have tried has worked out great! I clean, chop, and bag these babies. I also buy those bags of raw baby carrots (when on sale) and put them straight into the freezer. Then I add them to stews and such during the week in my crock-pot. Bell peppers and onions are diced and I add handfuls to my recipes to add flavor. This helps speed up my dinner prep and then I can add freshness to my recipes all month long. I love it! I try to get us eating our veggies anyway I can. So the more I can add to our dinners, the better!
So let me take you through this one more time how I freeze my veggies.....
I bring home my veggies and fruit and they get a good washing in the sink
I bring out the cutting board and get to cutting. I chop everything up at once, so then I don't have to worry about it later in the month. Grocery shopping days are full and busy, but then I don't have to worry or stress about it the rest of the month. One day of hard work is worth it. Also I like to make sure my fruits and veggies are as fresh as can be when I am freezing them.
I bag them, label and date them, and then toss them in the freezer.
Easy Peasy.
Now don't worry I don't freeze all of the yummy fruits and veggies I buy. I only freeze the extras. The ones I know we will not be able to eat before they start to lose their freshness. The rest of the fruit and vegetables that are left, either on the counter or in the fridge, are used to snack on or are included in my meal plan. I use them with breakfast and lunch as side dishes. We typically eat our grapes, bananas, berries, avocados, lettuce, and tomatoes in the beginning of the month. I will plan meals that have salads as a side or as a main dish in the beginning of the month. For instance I have two heads of lettuce in my fridge right now. This upcoming week we will be having BBQ Chicken Lettuce Wraps, chef salad, and such for dinner. I want to make sure I incorporate all those fresh veggies into my meal planning this week. We will also do lettuce and tomatoes on our sandwiches. Yum!
Fruits like apples and oranges can last all month long and are still fresh until the end of the month. This is also the same for some veggies like celery and carrots. These vegetables we don't eat until later in the month. They will last, so I try to not offer them to my littles until after the middle of the month.
I am also that lady in the family who will take home others leftovers from parties. I have no problem using up my siblings leftovers when they don't want to. Free food folks! I have a veggie tray in my fridge now from my nephews birthday party. My sisinlaw didn't want it, so I took it. I plan to juice them and add them to smoothies tomorrow. I am excited for that! Delish!
So there you have it. I hope that all made sense. Pretty simple right? Freezing your veggies and eating them in order is key to making your once a month shopping work for you. I know many of you have been filling my inbox with requests for this post. I hope it answered all your questions. I have many more ideas for saving money, which I will continue to share over the next few weeks. I love writing and sharing with all you lovely readers. You are all so encouraging. The only thing I do ask is please make sure you leave your e-mail in your comment if you want a reply. Many have left sweet comments and questions, but I have no way to reply. It breaks this bloggers heart. So add that e-mail and I will write back to you. Thanks lovelies!
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All Star Game
It's hard to describe the feelings of being at an All Star Game, especially being in my hometown for it. It was really overwhelming and emotional for me. Totally worth the trip and the exorbitant ebay ticket prices!
I arrived a couple hours early, and met up with friends for beers. We walked around the stadium, getting excited for the festivities to come. We saw the teams posing for team photos and some batting practice. I was sitting in the my same seat in the left field bleachers again. Above, you can see the view from my seat and the cool arch and courthouse mowed into the field.
The pre-game festivities were amazing. The clydesdales came out. If you grew up in St. Louis like I did, home of Anheuser-Busch, seeing the clydesdales will always be emotional. I was definitely getting teary-eyed at this point.
The emotion got even higher when our living hall-of-famers entered the
field: Lou Brock, Bob Gibson, Bruce Sutter, Ozzie Smith, Red
Schoendinst. Only one key person was missing, and then the side gate
of the stadium opened. Stan Musial emerged on a cart. The stadium
erupted in cheers. I had been worried he wouldn't make it when he
didn't appear in the parade, so it was a thrill to see him.
Iraq war vets came out with a ginormous flag. Sheryl Crow performed the National Anthem and the flag was rolled out. Even the most cynical person was feeling patriotic and emotional by this point. All Stars Among Us were introduced – normal folks who have done great work in the community. A highlight reel of all the living presidents talking about service work played to introduce this segment. The teams were introduced. And then President Obama came out to throw the first pitch.
I guess I shouldn't be too surprised that the videos of George Bush and George W. Bush seemed to get more applause from the local crowd than Obama. There were even a lot of boos for Obama in my section. This was disappointing to me, as I think our President deserves respect, regardless of ones party leanings. I guess that was a reminder to me of why I live in LA, even though I still love St. Louis. A leftie like me fits in better in California.
Obama wore jeans and a White Sox jacket and threw the first pitch to Albert Pujols. He then greeted all the hall of famers. The stadium was at a fever pitch for the game. I was sure this would be the year the National League would get a win. I have friends with 12-year-old kids who have never seen the National League win an all star game in their lifetime! But alas, it was not to be. American League won 4-3. It was a pretty lackluster game. Hometowner kid Ryan Howard had the best chance to get a lead for the National League but struck out on a bad pitch. Unfortunately, the game did not live up to the pre-game show.
Even Cubs and Cards fans get along at the All Star Game! I was sitting very close to Mama Lucy (pictured above, with headphones) and she kept the game exciting with constant cheering.
Cards fans were missing Jack Buck, and this fan paid a nice tribute. Personally, I was missing my dad a lot that night. He was a big Cards fan and died in 2007. It would have been awesome to share the All Star Game experience with him, but in a way, I felt like he was there.
It was an amazing experience to be at the All Star Game. I
walked around the stadium for a while after the game, soaking up the
atmosphere. I just didn't want it to be over – I was in baseball
Click here to see all my photos from the All Star festivities.

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Wildlife officials were hoping Tuesday night that a mother bear and two cubs that had climbed into the upper boughs of a tree in the backyard of a University Hill home would return to the foothills overnight without further interaction with people.
The sow and her cubs climbed the tree, in a backyard near 11th Street and Aurora Avenue, on Tuesday morning after a Boulder code enforcement officer encountered them in an alley searching for trash to eat, officials say.
The adult female was tagged previously, in October 2011, according to wildlife officials, and would be put down if wildlife officers had to further intervene in the situation.
If action is taken against the adult bear, it is not yet known what would happen to the cubs. A determination would have to be made by wildlife officers as to whether the cubs could survive on their own.
"We're going to try to give this gal every chance we can to get out safely," Colorado Parks and Wildlife spokeswoman Jennifer Churchill said.
Churchill, noting that it is the time of year bears typically begin increasing their food intake in advance of hibernation, lamented that the sow had identified alleys in Boulder as a reliable place to find a meal and may be passing on that behavior to her cubs.
"It's a consistent food source, and she's got young mouths to feed," Churchill said. "We definitely don't like to see a sow teaching her cubs to eat garbage because they aren't learning their natural behaviors to go out and find food in the wild."
Curious onlookers stopped by the area Tuesday afternoon. Volunteers on the scene were instructed to make noise whenever it appeared one of the bears might be leaving the tree in hopes they would stay put until nighttime, when they could leave without much notice.
Brigid Sanner, of Broomfield, was one of the volunteer bear sitters. She rattled an aluminum water bottle with a stone inside of it to scare the bears into staying put.
Using the sow's tag as a reference, Sanner said she saw the same three bears last week when she was hiking Boulder's McClintock Trail at Chautauqua.
"They were where they were supposed to be," she said. "She was eating, and they were playing."
District Wildlife Manager Kristin Cannon said an increasing number of University Hill residents have invested in bear-resistant trash cans, but bears are still attracted to the area by the promise of an easy meal.
"There is still plenty of accessible garbage," Cannon said. "More and more people are being educated, but with CU students it's like a new group of people every year."
Cannon noted city codes prohibit placing trash out on the curb until 5 a.m. the scheduled day of pickup. Residents can keep trash in alleyway trash cans, but if animals are able to get into them, residents can be ticketed, Cannon said.
She said University Hill residents should also make sure they are picking up any fallen fruit from trees in their yards and should bring in bird feeders at night because they also tend to attract bears.
For more information on co-existing with bears in Colorado, visit http://bit.ly/oTO2jZ.
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A cross-section of retirement industry officials gathered in Washington on Friday to re-ignite the discussion about how to fix the nation's retirement system, saying the level of Americans' retirement savings remains dangerously low.
At an event titled "Rethinking Retirement: Moving Ahead Without Leaving Anyone Behind," sponsored jointly by AARP and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and held at the National Press Club in Washington, retirement planning officials revealed some stark statistics about the nation's lack of retirement readiness. They also offered ways forward on how to address the shortcomings and noted some key measures that are working.
A sampling of some alarming retirement statistics revealed at the event:
- 4 out of 10 older Americans have nothing set aside for their retirement
- A $6.6 trillion retirement savings gap has opened up between what people have saved versus what they need to save
- 53% of Hispanic seniors depend solely on Social Security for their retirement income
Keynote speaker Bob Reynolds (left), president and CEO of Putnam Investments, said that "first and foremost, the only real solution to America's retirement savings challenge lies in payroll deduction plans at the workplace." Jamie Kalamarides, president of Prudential Retirement, a panelist at the event, agreed that "saving at the workplace is the most effective way to prepare for retirement."
'Staggering' Differences in Retirement Readiness
Reynolds noted the "staggering" difference in retirement readiness for those workers who have access to a workplace savings plan and those who don't. Putnam's lifetime income research, he said, shows that at the median, Americans who have no savings plans on the job are on track to replace just 41% of their work-life incomes once they retire, and that's including Social Security.
On the other hand, Americans who do have access to savings plans at work are on track to replace 73% of their pre-retirement incomes, he said.
Even more impressive, he continued, is that workers who are active in defined contribution plans are on track to replace 79% of their work-life income. Those who are automatically enrolled in their plans are doing "even better," Reynolds stressed, tracking toward 91% income replacement, while those who are enrolled in auto-escalation are headed to 95% replacement rates.
The gathering came as tax incentives for retirement saving plans have come under the microscope in Washington. Senate Finance Committee leaders recently announced that after three years of working on bipartisan tax reform they were restarting the debate with a "blank slate" that would throw out tax incentives, including retirement incentives, in the Internal Revenue Code that represents permanent lost revenue to the Treasury.
Sen. Max Baucus, D-Mont., chairman of the Senate Finance Committee along with Sen. Orrin Hatch, R-Utah, ranking member on the committee, said that the blank slate approach, "which is not the end product nor the end of the discussion," would help ensure "that we end up with a simpler, more efficient and fairer tax code… a tax code without all of the special provisions in the form of exclusions, deductions and credits and other preferences that some refer to as 'tax expenditures.'"
A Call to Help for Lower-Income Workers
However, AARP and the Chamber of Commerce issued a joint call to action not only on the need to expand access for workers to tax-deferred payroll deduction retirement plans in their workplaces, but also to minimize the cost and administrative burdens on employers, increase education about the need to save for retirement and enhance tax incentives for low- and moderate-income workers to save.
As Leticia Miranda of the National Council of La Raza noted at the event, the current retirement tax incentives are "skewed toward higher-income workers." Other speakers pointed out that not every worker—mainly those with low and moderate incomes—and those working for small businesses has access to a workplace retirement plan.
Miranda noted that two-thirds of Hispanics work for employers that don't offer a retirement plan. "The private retirement system has to be changed to include low- and moderate-income workers," she said.
Indeed, several of the retirement planning speakers noted the importance of the Pension Protection Act (PPA) of 2006, and the best practices that it put in place, including auto enrollment, auto escalation and guidance on qualified default investments.
Beth McHugh, vice president of Workplace Investing at Fidelity Investments, noted that post PPA, plans that now include auto enrollment have an 83% participation rate compare to a 53% rate for plans without an auto enrollment option.
"It wasn't until PPA that Congress and regulators formally recognized that 401(k) plans had, in fact, become the primary source for Americans' future retirement income," Putnam's Reynolds said. "PPA marked a qualitative change, one that has already begun to transform all workplace savings for the better."
Post-PPA, he continued, "the wave of change among 401(k) plans across corporate America has begun to create something resembling a true national retirement system–though the build-out is far from finished."
The best practices endorsed by PPA, Reynolds said, should be "the new norm for all workplace savings plans."
"Let's go 'full-auto,'" Reynold said: auto-enrollment, auto-re-enrollment annually, auto escalation to higher deferrals, plus automatic default to qualified target date or balanced funds.
Expanding access to workplace retirement plans can also be accomplished through the auto-IRA concept or proposals for simplified 401(k)s, Reynolds continued, which "would actually be quite inexpensive for companies to implement." However, he noted, the auto IRA has been stymied politically because it's considered a mandate.
Some other next steps that are needed to address retirement readiness issues include simplicity of plan design, as noted by Heather Hooper of Loring Ward, and expanding coverage to small businesses through multiple employer plans, Kalamarides noted.
Kalamarides noted that every single retirement bill which has been a bipartisan effort includes language on how to boost the use of multiple employer plans. That suggests that "this seems to be the Congress" that will pass multi-employer plans legislation, he said.
Read 3 Steps to Shore Up Retirement Security: Putnam CEO Bob Reynolds at ThinkAdvisor.


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Trying to make environmentally sound choices when renovating or building new can leave your head spinning. These tips will get you started.
- When considering upgrades in energy efficiency, like new windows or more insulation, get an energy audit first. A professional can pinpoint where you'll get the best return on your money. The Ontario Home Energy Audit Program will pay for half the audit, up to $150: www.energy.gov.on.ca/en/home-energy-audit/.
- Beware of greenwashing - exaggerations of a product's eco-friendliness. If a building material says it contains recycled components, check the percentage in the product literature or at the manufacturer's website. Product certification by the North American-wide EcoLogo program (ecologo.org) is one way of ensuring a product meets solid environmental standards. EcoLogo's site lists many certified products.
- Watch for exaggerated energy-efficiency claims for factory-built fireplaces, warns Chris Higgins of the Canada Green Building Council. The council certifies LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) homes. "If it doesn't have an EnerGuide rating, walk away or inquire further before you buy."
- Find out where that product brist-ling with green features was manufactured. If it has been shipped from halfway around the world, the greenhouse gases associated with transport may outweigh its green virtues. Buying wood? Look for certifications, like the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC); they ensure the wood comes from sustainably managed forests (but watch out for the FSC Mix label: it means that a portion of the wood may come from forests that are less stringently controlled than those that earn the 100-percent FSC label).
As long as they're still structurally sound, you can also reuse lumber and other construction materials. Habitat for Humanity's ReStores (habitat.ca) are an excellent source of inexpensive used and surplus building materials.
The Energy Star sticker ensures the basic energy efficiency of products from windows to air conditioners. Go a step further by demanding, for example, not just an Energy Star furnace but the most efficient one.
Consumer Reports ' Guide to Greener Kitchens covers appliances, cabinetry and more. You'll have to join the organization ($26 a year) for detailed information, but anyone can access the general guidelines on green kitchens at consumerreports.org.
- Also online: The Regina and Region Home Builders' Association's Homeowner's Guide to Green Renovation. It includes a helpful room-by-room checklist: reginahomebuilders.com.
- When hiring a designer or contractor, ask if they're a member of the Canada Green Building Council or similar organization. Can the contractor give you a detailed answer when you ask about green choices? Ask if the designer/builder uses software, like Athena's EcoCalculator, which determines the environmental footprint of new construction or major renovations and retrofits.


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Nature notes and photos from BC, Canada, mostly in the Lower Fraser Valley, Bella Coola, and Vancouver Island.
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Announcing New KDE-PIM Site
Klaus Staerk alerted us to the launch
What has happened to the Empath project (sources in CVS-kdepim-module). Is it dead or will work be taken on again on it (since KDE3 will support threading...)?
By Oliver Bausinger at Wed, 2001/10/17 - 5:00am
Re: Empath?
no, it's not "dead". As Rik Hemsley informed there's quite some information I can put on pim.kde.org about that - unfortunately I had no time to do that yet - but it will be online within the next few days ...
By klaus at Fri, 2001/10/19 - 5:00am
Regarding KPilot
As a minor contributor to Kpilot, I'd just like to update ya'll on where's it at and where it's going. Currently it is in that infamous "state of flux" where cvs isn't going to do you much good :-) However, it's really starting to solidify, and we hope to have a 2.x compatabile release (seperate from kde3) here within a month. The improvments will be various, including real live usb support, much better conduit support, actual *working* conduits :-), reworked dialogs both for ease of use and ease of programming (lots of kde-designer based stuff), new icons (for all kde-pim stuff, hopefully), and did I mention better conduits?
Anyways, just a heads up that it is going great guns and Expect Good Things (esp. those of you like me who have usb-cradles for their handsprings). Of course, we also have visions for where we are going in the future wrt more interoperability with the various apps and "workflow stations", but for now I'm pretty content with just getting the program working properly for the most number of people :-)
Oh, and just to answer the FAQ, no, palm 50x's are not supported and won't be until pilot-link is updated. Sorry :-(
By David Bishop at Wed, 2001/10/17 - 5:00am
Re: Regarding KPilot
This is great news! I'm really looking forward to using kpilot with my visor
By Thomas Olsen at Wed, 2001/10/17 - 5:00am
Re: Regarding KPilot
What about support for platforms other than Linux? The thing I love about KDE is how easily it compiles on multiple platforms, especially Solaris 8 x86. I've never been able to get KPilot to compile correctly, however. Has any work been done on solving these kinds of issues? I've yet to find a decent program for syncing my Palm IIIc with Solaris!
By Steve Nakhla at Wed, 2001/10/17 - 5:00am
Re: Regarding KPilot
I know Adriaan DeGroot (the current maintainer) has installed FreeBSD soley for testing with kpilot, and I also know he has mentioned Solaris issues before (with length of device names) so it is definetly something he is concerned about. However, and this is always true, if you have a box that you can test stuff on, even if it's just a "make/compile breaks here" sort of report, it will be gladly recieved and fixed. Your best bet is to download the current cvs version and go from there. Step-by-step instructions on how to do that is at http://lists.kde.org/?l=kde-pim&m=100283864713485&w=2 however, it's now down to: steps 1-6 and step 7 being cd kpilot && make. OH, and there was a typo, step 6 should have read --with-extra-includes=/usr/includes/libpisock.
HTH and HAND.
By David Bishop at Wed, 2001/10/17 - 5:00am
Re: Regarding KPilot
I've been trying for weeks to get my USB Handspring Visor Deluxe to Sync with KPilot. The kpilotDaemon just 'freezes' when I hit the button. I'm 'bout ready to give up.
By R Berndt at Mon, 2002/02/04 - 6:00am
Re: Regarding KPilot
What about an IOSlave?
By Shai at Fri, 2001/10/19 - 5:00am
Re: Regarding KPilot
Feel free to implement that :-) Well, in all fairness, there are some other things on our plate right now (like making core stuff work), but that sounds like a great idea, and should be fairly easy once the rest is in place. If you could right-click->install on .pda, I would probably stop using pilot-xfer :-)
By David Bishop at Fri, 2001/10/19 - 5:00am
I want evolution/outlook like app!
and klyx too!
By Wiggle at Wed, 2001/10/17 - 5:00am
Re: HI
If you aren't looking for a KDE specific app, Ximian's Evolution is maturing quite rapidly.
By Eron Lloyd at Wed, 2001/10/17 - 5:00am
Re: HI
Try Aethera?
its made by TheKompany
By Bill at Wed, 2001/10/17 - 5:00am
Re: HI
And it looks good, but have almost no working function..
By NO at Thu, 2001/10/18 - 5:00am
Re: HI
Hmmm why does everyone want to have an Outlook look-a-like program?
By rinse at Wed, 2001/10/17 - 5:00am
Re: HI
No, only the people that got used to it (and liked it).
By Evandro at Wed, 2001/10/17 - 5:00am
Re: HI
Well, I use it, got used to it, but couldn't find any reason wy to use it in KDE as we., I do my notes with knotes, mail with kmail adresses in Kadressbook, and my Agenda is in KOrganizer.
By rinse at Wed, 2001/10/17 - 5:00am
Re: HI
I understand that. I personally prefer integrated seperated applications (like in KDE 3 or somewhat evolution, but evolution is package in one package).
But some people like to do these tasks in the same application, and that's why there are applications for them and for you too ;)
By Evandro at Thu, 2001/10/18 - 5:00am
Re: HI
A shell with kmail and korganizer would be nice! like koffice shell! i just want more IMAP things in KMAIL TOO!
and do nto forget klyx! I HATE XFORMS LYX.
By Wiggle at Thu, 2001/10/18 - 5:00am
Re: HI
I thingk Kmail is uggly .. mozilla mail looks nice but is terrible slow and therefor not unable.
By Andre4s at Thu, 2001/10/18 - 5:00am
Re: HI
Some of us use our computers as tools. I guess you don't.
By Wiggle at Thu, 2001/10/18 - 5:00am
Re: HI
Oh, come on. Computers need to be at least somewhat visually appealing, as long as it isn't taken to such extremes that it becomes a priority over performance (see iMac). That's what styles, window decorations, and backgrounds are for.
On the other hand, I rather prefer kmail's look to any of the mozilla themes I've tried.
By Carbon at Fri, 2001/10/19 - 5:00am
Re: HI
LyX will currently be ported to QT2 (and GTK, too). The more people are willing to help, the earlier we will see a QT2-Version (actually, most of the dialogs are ready). And maybe there will be a real KDE-Port eventually...
By jsp at Thu, 2001/10/18 - 5:00am
Re: HI
some days ago I read that klyx (or qlyx) exists and works, so search the web :-)
And I have to use outlook at work, IMO it sucks beyond believe, no comparison to kmail. I don't understand how people can actaully use it. One of the worst GUI's I've ever seen. Even www.gmx.net is better.
By aleXXX at Fri, 2001/10/19 - 5:00am
Re: HI
>Even www.gmx.net is better
Yes, we want x-rated ad pics with every GUI.
Sorry, have to check my mail at gmx, immediately
By MarkD at Fri, 2001/10/19 - 5:00am
Re: HI
KLyX exists indeed (I use it quite a lot), but there's one major problem: afaik it's only available for KDE 1.x (or Qt 1.x, for that matter). The next problem (for me anyway) is that it depends on a non-free (as in: closed-source) lib (xforms). Luckily there's a port underway: LyX (not KLyX) is being ported to Qt2, as someone already said.
By Jonathan Brugge at Fri, 2001/10/19 - 5:00am
Re: HI
Oh Gimme a break .. are you just saying that to be politically correct?
Outlook is a very well thought out and feature rich application. It's only problem is that it isn't written using QT/KDE and doesn't run on Linux.
My default desktop at the moment is KDE, so I'm using kmail. I like it, but there are definately some features I used to use in outlook that I miss. For example, Kmail doesn't have the ability to apply filters to views of mail folders. I used to view some folders on Outlook with filters set so that only new + threaded mails were visible.
Nor is there an easy way to mark a folder "read" without first selecting everything in the folder and that is expensive when there are 10,000+ mails in the folder (as there are in many of my old Outlook mail list folders). Outlook has a RMB menu option to mark the folder as read. A small feature, but one I used several times every day!
So don't knock Outlook because because it's not Linux ; it has a lot of good things going for it.
By John at Fri, 2001/10/19 - 5:00am
Re: HI
What KDE-PIM need is a konquerer like framework that allow kmail, korganiser, kaddressbook, kpilot, etc fit into one. User customisable of course. If someone dont need a function just have to take it out. Fully plugable
By Mike Lee at Fri, 2001/10/19 - 5:00am
Re: HI
Because it works. :)
By And Repeat at Thu, 2001/10/18 - 5:00am
Why an outlookalike?
Because it integrates a KMail-like and a KOrganizer-like application:
You receive a proposal for an appoint, and you can accept/reject it. If you accept, your organizer is updated automatically. I never thought it would work (I'm a KDE junky) but in my current job we all use it and I got to admit, it's a great application (that is, if you're not running Win2k and don't mind the crashes etc.)
KDE could do this if KMail and KOrganiser were integrated. This has been suggested before, but I don't think anybody is actually doing it (??).
By Steven at Thu, 2001/10/18 - 5:00am
Re: Why an outlookalike?
You should try the CVS version of KOrganizer. Set up a mail filter in KMail, which calls the script korganizerIn and you will get what you want. Help is welcome to finish this feature.
By Cornelius Schumacher at Fri, 2001/10/19 - 5:00am
Re: HI
I think I could make do with a nice shiny new 2 GHz Dell with SuSE 7.3 on it. ;-) Especially if it was *in* the red Ferrari....
By Timothy R. Butler at Wed, 2001/10/17 - 5:00am
Re: HI
Hey, how about 100 or so custom rack-mount boxen, each with 4 2ghz procs in it. Then, I can form them into a arch, and drive the Ferrari under it! :-)
By Carbon at Thu, 2001/10/18 - 5:00am
Re: HI
Hey, why not, I won't complain. ;-) Sounds good, should we add anything else?
By Timothy R. Butler at Thu, 2001/10/18 - 5:00am
Re: HI
How about a Holodeck, so you can simulate as many cars and Ferarris as you want?
By them at Thu, 2001/10/18 - 5:00am
More stuff that doesn't make sense
Imagine a Beowulf cluster of Ferraris!
By Johnny Andersson at Thu, 2001/10/18 - 5:00am
Re: HI
He, that's my line!
By Waldo Bastian at Mon, 2001/10/22 - 5:00am
perhaps ot: korganizer startup speed?
has anyone else seen abysmal launch times with korganizer? when i click on the alarm icon (in the tray) to launch korganizer, it takes about 1:45 before the window opens.
i'm running debian sid, latest kde 2.2.1, kernel 2.4.12 & xfree86 4.1.0.
By Blue at Thu, 2001/10/18 - 5:00am
Re: perhaps ot: korganizer startup speed?
that's weird. you should either submit a bug report or email one of the mailing lists (kde-linux perhaps?). It takes about 2-10 seconds for me (typical of any kde app that has not been launched yet)
By Wiggle at Thu, 2001/10/18 - 5:00am
Re: perhaps ot: korganizer startup speed?
I have the same problem on my machine. Starting korganizer takes almost a minute as soon the calendar contains a few entries.
I'm using KDE 2.2.1 on Solaris 7.
By Stefan at Thu, 2001/10/18 - 5:00am
Re: perhaps ot: korganizer startup speed?
I have no such problem. It appears almoast at the moment I click on the icon.
By Steven at Thu, 2001/10/18 - 5:00am
Sync with Windows CE?
Are there any plans for an addon allowing syncing with a Windows CE device?
It would be great for handhelds that can actually run linux, but can't run anything useful on linux.
By Jonno at Thu, 2001/10/18 - 5:00am
Re: Sync with Windows CE?
Well, it's easy enough to port things to the Agenda VR3 (X on a handheld... insane!), but I assume you mean stuff you can slap QT-E on, like the iPaq.
By Carbon at Thu, 2001/10/18 - 5:00am
Re: Sync with Windows CE?
No, No, No, read the question. This person is talking about "syncing" not porting. They don't want QT Embedded linux on the pda, although I agree it's a great option, assuming it's doable on your CE Devices architecture. They are talking about a program to sync their email, documents, etc...like KDE already has for the palm. The only one I've ever seen didn't get very far...it was called lince. Now if you search for it, you get a lot of mips architecture port pages. I'm sure there is a way, though. I'm connecting through serial, right now, and using internet functions to download my email through the linux server. So now all that is needed is a frontend with some conversion software.
By A.G.Gavalas at Thu, 2003/11/13 - 6:00am
How about a new Address Book AIP?
Like MS has Addressbook Providers and Messagestore Providers, KDE-pim shoud have some interfaces which can be implemented by various backends. Then we could have an SQL-backend for storing addresses/groups etc, or a FILE backend or what ever you implement as an Addressbok Provider. For Messagestore Providers one could implement backends for storing and indexing email, included indexing of mail-headers(ok. might be beon scope of kde-pim) which would be greate for enterprises and search-functionallity. Having this interoperating with KMail, KOrganizer etc. wolud truely bring _real_ groupware funktionallity to KDE.
By Andreas Joseph Krogh at Thu, 2001/10/18 - 5:00am
An LDAP backend would be better
Seems like a project to cut one's teeth on!
By Corba the Geek at Thu, 2001/10/18 - 5:00am
Kandy with (a users-trasparent) IRDA/serial_line s
As an owner of Nokia 8210 (with IRDA support) i'll be glade to connect kandy to my cell.phone by my Toshiba laptop with IR port. I try gnooki utils but this approach is too nerd..
kandy -> IRDA port --> cell.phone
By IRDA-cell.phone... at Thu, 2001/10/18 - 5:00am
KAddressbook <-> LDAP Directory connectivity
I would like to have my KAddressbook to look at a LDAP Directory
Is this a planned feature?
By Thomas Hedler at Thu, 2001/10/18 - 5:00am
Re: KAddressbook <-> LDAP Directory connectivity
Yes. This is part of that Sphynx initiative from Germany.
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Anti-Human TAG-72 F(ab) Stable Cell Line-CHO
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|Cat.No. :
|Cell Line Description :
|CHO-Anti-Human TAG-72 F(ab) stable cell line is clonally-derived from a CHO cell line, which has been transfected with an anti-human TAG-72 F(ab) gene to allow expression of the F(ab). It is an example of a cell line transfected using our proprietary CBTGS gene screening and amplification system.
|Background :
|Tumor-associated glycoprotein 72 (TAG-72) is a glycoprotein found on the surface of many cancer cells, including ovary, breast, colon, and pancreatic cells. It is a mucin -like molecule with a molar mass of over 1000 kDa.
|Growth Properties :
|Morphology :
|Host Cell :
|Propagation :
|Complete growth medium: Serum-free MediumAtmosphere: air, 95%; carbon dioxide (CO2), 5% Temperature: 37 °C
|Starting Cells From Frozen Cell Stock :
|1. Remove the packaging cell lines from liquid nitrogen and carry out a quick thaw. Float the cells in the 37 °C water bath for 2 minutes until nearly (80%) thawed. Once cells are thawed, it is important to dilute the cells 1:10 in growth media immediately to reduce the potentially toxic effects of the DMSO preservative on the cells.2. Clean the outside of the vial with 70% ethanol before opening.3. Remove the cells from the vial and add slowly into a 15ml conical tube containing 10 ml pre-warmed media. 4. Centrifuge for 3 minutes 1000 xg to pellet cells and remove the supernatant.5. Add 14 ml of media and transfer cells to a T25 flask or a 100 mm culture dish.6. Place the cells in the 37 °C incubator with 5% CO2.7. Allow incubation for 3-4 days to reach confluence. The cells will re-attach to the surface over a period of several days in culture at 37 °C.
|Subculturing :
|1. Centrifuge for 5 minutes 300 xg and discard culture medium.2. Add 6.0 to 8.0 ml of complete growth medium and aspirate cells by gently pipetting.3. Add appropriate aliquots of the cell suspension to new culture vessels.Incubate cultures at 37 °C.Subcultivation Ratio: A subcultivation ratio of 1:4 to 1:8 is recommended Medium Renewal: 2 to 3 times per week
|Mycoplasma :
|Mycoplasma Status: Negative (MycoAlert Kit)
|Freeze Medium :
|Complete growth medium 95%; DMSO, 5%
|Storage :
|Liquid nitrogen vapor phase
|Preservation :
|1. Detach cells from culture dish according to the Sub-Culture Procedure.2. Resuspend cells at a density of 5 x 10^6 cells/mL in freeze medium.3. Aliquot 1 mL cells into cryogenic vials.4. Place vials in a freezing container and store at –80 °C overnight.5. Transfer vials to liquid nitrogen for long term storage. If properly stored, cells should remain stable for years.
|Safety Considerations :
|The following safety precautions should be observed.1. Use pipette aids to prevent ingestion and keep aerosols down to a minimum.2. No eating, drinking or smoking while handling the stable line.3. Wash hands after handling the stable line and before leaving the lab.4. Decontaminate work surface with disinfectant or 70% ethanol before and after working with stable cells.5. All waste should be considered hazardous.6. Dispose of all liquid waste after each experiment and treat with bleach.
|Ship :
|Dry ice
|Product Type :
|Mouse IgG1 kappa Fab
|Product Purity :
|HPLC >98%, One strip for SDS-PAGE.
|Product Activity/Specificity :
|Tested positive against native human antigen.
|Product Storage :
|It should be stored at –20 °C. Reconstituted antibody aliquots should avoid repeated freeze-thaw cycles.
|Involvement in Disease :
|Monoclonal antibody for the treatment non-small cell lung cancer.
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