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The name of my blog is ‘Never Too Sweet’, my boyfriend actually came up with the name. Because I am an avid dessert lover and can never go a day without something sweet. And it’s true no dessert is every too sweet for me 🙂 .

Tell us about your blog, how did it come to be? Did you have any goals when you started it and have you achieved them?

I am a Melbourne-based food blogger and mainly do reviews of restaurants and cafes but I also try to blog recipes as well. I started the blog in November 2011, I had recently finished University and had a 6 months break before I started full time work. I really needed a creative outlet, by then I had been following quite a few blogs. My boyfriend and some friends encouraged me start my own so I could also share my experiences with others so that’s how I started. When I first started it was purely a hobby and I didn’t think anyone was going to pay any attention or read my blog. But my readers have been very supportive so I’m very grateful. Hopefully one day, I will be cut down on my day job and blog more on a full-time basis.

Where do you get inspiration for your blog?

I get inspiration for my blog from all over the place, for instance while I’m watching TV, I might see a cake that I’d love to try, I’ll then and try and look for a café or restaurant that may serve it. After trying it, I will attempt to  make it at home. I also get a lot of inspiration from other bloggers, I find that I learn something new every time I visit someone’s blog.

If you had to pick one favourite post what is it and why? Which post do you think deserved more attention than it received?

Uh oh that’s actually a really hard question to answer because I enjoy writing every single post, but one of my favourite posts would be the recipe of the Sago Pudding I made last year. It’s my sister’s favourite Malaysian dessert and we’ve always wanted to make it but never got the chance, so I was very proud of myself when I was able to make it at home for her.

Sago Pudding – Daisy Never Too Sweet

Another post that I really liked would be the lunch I had ‘Dinners By Heston’ in London, it didn’t get as much attention as I thought it would. Because it was definitely one of the most delicious and complex meals I’ve had. I’d love to go back and try the other dishes such as the liquid nitrogen ice-cream.

Is there a kitchen gadget or appliance you just can’t live without?

It’s definitely the oven and electronic kitchen scales. Those are definitely the two things I use the most, because I’m always baking. Even though I’ve made some no bake recipes before, nothing beats the smell and sight of a freshly baked batch of cookies!

Do you have a favourite cookbook? What is it and why?

Hmmm another tough question because I’m addicted to buying cookbooks as well, both bookshelves at home are starting to concave because there’s too many books. But one book that I use all the time again and again would be Nigella Lawson’s ‘How To Be A Domestic Goddess’, I love the recipes inside and always get new ideas from it.

Being a food blogger you of course love food, so what is your favourite weekday meal and what is your favourite dish to make for a special occasion?

My favourite weekday meal is actually really simple roasted pumpkin soup and then a large slice of chocolate mud cake! That’s a balanced meal isn’t it? And as for a favourite dish to make for a special occasion it would be lasagna because that’s one of the only savoury dishes that I can make and also a chocolate gateau cake with popping candy in the base. I love to see the look on my guests face when it’s popping in their mouths.

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What are your 3 favourite food blogs?

I read and follow a lot of food blogs so it’s really difficult for me to say who’s my favourite. But these three are the ones that I have been following the longest time and still enjoy reading them so much.

Not Quite Nigella – Lorraine is the superstar in the food blogging scene and I’m sure most people know of her. I love the daily stories she posts about her travels, her quirky recipes and reviews also the funny stories that go with them. She’s also the first person to leave a comment on my first post.

Iron Chef Shellie – Michele’s actually one of the bloggers that encouraged me to start my own. I don’t think I would’ve started if it weren’t because of her. She shares amazing recipes and have gorgeous photos to accompany them.

Hotly Spiced – If you haven’t heard of Charlie’s blog Hotly Spiced, I highly recommend you going to check it out. 🙂 She shares delicious and healthy recipes but more importantly the hilarious stories that go with them about her 3 children.

LAKE TAHOE, NV–While Gonz is skilled at doing real radio, I seem to get the fill-in spots on internet Skypecasts. Tune in to rtp online Radio in a few minutes, and I’ll be sharing “ rtp online Bedtime Stories” with Angie And Sharron on Naughty Poker Angels.

New Rule Rant #4: Player’s Advisory Committees

New Rule: Player’s Advisory Committees should be allowed to, at least, advise.

I know we pick on the WSOP a lot but when you are the big gorilla in the forest, you gotta expect that. The 2006 WSOP had a player’s advisory committee and I heard at least two members of that group say to player’s asking them for help:

“Don’t ask us, we have no power whatsoever.”

What poker does not need right now is window-dressing or corporate double-speak. Doing this “Poker is situs online Becoming a Major Sport” thing right means a better game for everyone. Everyone means more and more players and therefore more and more customers for the big card rooms and big tournaments.

New Rule: There should be a player advisory committee for each tour.

…and I would include a dealer and a floor person on that committee.

WSOP Circuit Final Table

LAKE TAHOE, NV–There was an amazing chip-and-a-chair story brewing … Randy Rodgers from Reno got it all-in with pocket 10s vs. pocket kings, and the favorite held up. He began walking away from the table but was called back … he still had a single 500 chip. (Blinds were like 1k/2k with a 300 ante.) He was all-in again on the next hand with K-Q and flopped trip queens, but his pothead opponent had flopped a boat. Ultra-bearded dude was plenty congratulatory when the fourth queen came on the river and Rodgers septupled up.

A few rounds later he had rebuilt his stack to nearly 50,000 — and the crowd suddenly had a favorite. Alas, he made it to the faux final table (they reseated when down to 10) but busted out in shortly thereafter. Still … a nice example of a single 500 chip being worth more than $2,400 in increased payout.

So with Rodgers gone, here’s the final table for tomorrow, where the payouts range from $12k to $196k:

LAKE TAHOE, NV–Food and wine with a view is what the 19 Kitchen offers. Located on the 19th floor of Harveys, this restaurant definitely gives you a true dining experience. Creatively divided up into three sections, the menu offers small plates like tapas, sushi and oysters, and for a heartier appetite there are mini-Kobe beef burgers, filet mignon, lobster or other seafood options.

19rest.jpgIf you are willing to splurge a little, then don’t waste time getting to the elevator. 19 has an extensive wine list, and the wait staff is very knowledgeable when it comes to pairing. I highly recommend the sea bass, which is served on a bed of risotto and grilled shrimp, but if you are a Kobe beef lover, then the little burger trio is a must. Served together on a plate as three tiny burgers, they might look dainty, but they are definitely a meal. No matter what your culinary delight might be, this is a meal to be enjoyed.

Also, check out the sign posted in the bathrooms from management:

YO, SCOPE THIS!!

To ALL my coo-ass peeps!

I’ve been bustin my ass to do this hotel so us snowboarders have somethin’ mad cool to be proud of that these other uptight hotels can’t even touch or say shit about!! Somethin’ finally just for us; where you’re chillin’, livin’ like a king, partyin’, and not gettin’ all scowled at and looked at like some punk snowboarder!

I have my employees bein’ mad cool about alot of stuff that these other flavorless hotels just trip on. We’re not situs online some corporate chain hotel that makes mad loot… This is basically my house and I’m tryin’ to make it a super nice thing here.

What I’m tryin’ to say homies, is, ….. don’t get all drunk and break any of my shit!! That would be like goin’ into my crib and kickin’ the door in and all that. People get killed for dat! I know that homies get drunk and break shit when they’re in the corporate punk ass hotels all the time, (and I love that – I HATE greedy uptight corporate schmucks too.) but this ain’t THAT.

Please know that when you’re gettin’ all faded and gettin’ rowdy. This dope ass spot is for us, so give mad respect and keep my shit nice!!

Word up! Now where da beer at!!!

Marc Frank Montoya.

Indeed, mad respect.

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Education has always played an important part in a person’s advancement. But never before has it been so easy to obtain schooling than it is now.  In years gone by, a college degree was considered the most important declaration of having reached a high level of erudition. When college degrees became commonplace, a Master’s Degree took on the role of superiority.

Education today seems to have taken a 180 degree turn. As colleges and universities continue to fill their students’ minds with an abundance of (mostly useless) information, more and Private investment Custodian more students are shunning the campuses and turning to online courses.  Digital learning provides the means to focus on a chosen subject and eliminates the need to indulge in mounds of material that although interesting, is used.

Internet learning has taken on a flavor of its own. Focus in on the subject you are interested in the most, and you will find the course that will take you to the top. Take investing, for example.  You don’t need a MBA to learn how to trade successfully. You can find several instructional courses online that can prepare you properly to become a profitable investor. Want to learn how to play the stock markets? Just choose one of several broker sponsored tutorials. Does Forex interest you? This relatively new investment vehicle is not so readily understood. But by signing up for an online course such as FXAcademy.com you can learn everything you need to know before placing your first trade.

Focus is Key

What’s most important about online learning is your ability to focus on the information on hand. Often the data presented on the screen is accompanied by ads, banners and extraneous information that can make you lose track of what you are learning. Practicing to tune out these distractions is important.

In addition, although most of us are proficient in using the computer, it is important to know how to interact with a given online tutorial. Often classes require a student’s involvement in the subject being taught and a certain amount of computer savvy is required.  Children as young as three know how to move along on a keyboard and I doubt that many people are incapable to using this technology. Still, it is necessary for any online educational Private investment Custodian.

Online learning requires more self-discipline and motivation than traditional higher education taught in a classroom situation. In a physical setting, instructors and professors can answer questions and meet with the student in person. To compensate for the missing physical presence, there are now several virtual learning courses which offer a live 24/7 response ability so a student can receive a reply to any query almost immediately.

Online classes are offered to children, youth and adults. Topics range from parenting to marriage counseling, technical writing to graphic design and from managerial professions to accounting. Thousands of online courses are available. Many are free or at a minimal cost. They are convenient and flexible. So choose the one that interests you the most and have fun.

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