Take Another 5 - Week 9

Take Another 5 Podcast

Welcome back to another week of take another five. We want to thank you for listening in and providing feedback. Without your feedback, this podcast would not be possible.

Your host Donna lives in Toronto Canada, she is an author, blogger, editor, entrepreneur, and law student. She thoroughly enjoys what she does for a living, and one of the things that she does is makes sure to provide you these weekly podcast for your enjoyment and education.

The take another five podcast is broken up into five different segments… The first segment, kitchen corner is where you'll learn a recipe or two every week. Take another five with technology is the second segment, and you'll learn about new applications. You can also share this technology with your family. The third segment in take another five is the five-minute mystery. The fourth segment, in the end zone with the entrepreneur, and finally will talk about scams and bullies. Every week will provide you a scam to be aware of, and will share with you information about building awareness against bullying.

What type of sounds do you like? In this week's podcast Donna shares with you the sound of waves crashing against the shore, and a mournful boat horn in the background. Send Donna an email today and let her know what episodes you enjoy.

Before we get into this week's content, will share with you who did it in last week's mystery. The mystery last week was the Canadian clown. Take a listen to the podcast to hear who did it.

Take another five, kitchen corner

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The first recipe in this week's kitchen corner is found in the category dude foods.

This recipe is barbecued ribs.

Like every week, thank you to Mama peach for sharing with us these amazing recipes.

Canola oil, or vegetable oil.

Two small red onions, finely chopped

3-4 cloves of garlic, finely minced

1 cup of packed brown sugar

1 cup of ketchup

1/2 cup of cider vinegar

the juice of one lemon

2 tablespoons of Worcestershire sauce

1 tablespoon of hot pepper sauce

1/2 teaspoon of chili powder

two racks of pork baby back ribs

meat cut into 3-4 rib sections

Instructions

Heat oil in large skillet over medium heat

add onions and garlic

Cook and stir until softened, or lightly browned.

stir in brown sugar, ketchup, vinegar, lemon juice, Worcestershire sauce, hot pepper sauce, and chili powder

simmer gently for about five minutes

remove half of the sauce and reserve It, or put it aside.

Transfer remaining sauce to the crockpot, add the ribs and stir to coat

cover, and cook on low for 7-9 hours

or if you're cooking on high cook for 4-6 hours

before serving ribs remove meet between bones and serve with the reserve sauce you put aside

this makes six servings

Doesn't that sound yummy?

The second recipe in this week's episode comes from the low fat cookbook.

It's in the dessert category, and it's called banana cream pudding

Ingredients

One package of fat-free, sugar-free, Jell-O banana cream pudding mix

2 1/2 cups of low-fat milk

12 reduce fat vanilla wafers

two bananas, sliced

instructions

Mix putting with milk, layer 6 cookies, one sliced banana, and half of putting

Repeat with remaining ingredients, ending with the putting

Now you need to refrigerate it, this makes 6 servings

Each serving 136.9 cal, total fat, 2.93 g. Saturated fat is 1.63 g, 18 sodium is three and 118.2 mg six protein is 4.63 g 624 and carbohydrates is 24.39 g. Cholesterol is 7.29 mg. Fiber is 1.16 g.

Hopefully you enjoyed this week's recipes, and remember you can always use these recipes when you're in a crunch or in an emergency or, if you feel like you want to cook for a party.

Don't forget to try out any of the recipes that we provide you on a weekly basis in the take another five podcast. Click the link above if you'd like us to email this recipe to you.

Take Another 5 With Technology

The second segment of week nine for the take another five podcast is all about technology. We hope you enjoy this week's first application recommendation, because it allows you the opportunity to be creative and create your own cards. The name of this application is the cards app.

This wonderful little app is for those of you who would like to wander into the unknown and take a stab into creation.

This application will allow you to create and send greeting cards to anyone in the world. There are 34 customizable designs, and eight different themes. The cost of this nifty app is free, and . $2.99 US to allow you to send anywhere within the US. If you'd like to send cards outside of the United States but anywhere in the world, it's going to cost $4.99 US.

This application has three primary buttons, brief description, learn more, and create.

When you tap on the create button, you'll receive the following options…

Mother's Day, thank you, baby, birthday, love, get well, travel, and holiday.

There are designs that are found within each theme.

when you are on the outside of card tab, you have the option to choose a photo or enter text. When you're on the inside of the card tab, you have the option to enter a message to your recipient. The envelope tab will allow you the opportunity to enter a return or delivery address. You are able to select addresses from your contact list, and once you've completed setting up your card simply select the done button and double tap if using voiceover on the price. This app is available at the App Store through your eye device.

Simple, don't you think? Why not go download the app today and make friends with the cards app?

The second application for this week's take another five with technology segment is the big Oven app

Meet the big oven app.

This application is an application that excites Donna for the immense possibilities it offers. She hopes that you'll take a few minutes and listen about this application. This application has over two 50,000 recipes, you can search by title, keywords, course, and ingredient. There is also a use leftovers category, which will allow you to select three ingredients and the application will recommend recipes based on those ingredients.

There are three tabs across the top, recipes, kitchen, and elsewhere. The recipes tab is where you'll be able to conduct a simple or advanced search. Some of the categories on this tab include use up, recipes, what's cooking around me, and random recipes. The kitchen tab has among other things, menu planner, and grocery list. The elsewhere tab gives you a food glossary among other things.

This app is available at the App Store through your eye device.

Take Another 5 - Five minute mystery

This week's mystery is called the Emerald egg,

Hopefully you'll take a few minutes this week so you can relax and recharge and enjoy this week's mystery. This mystery and others are available at the Donna Jodhan mystery bookstore, click here to visit.

Take Another 5 - In the end zone with the entrepreneur

Donna has been an entrepreneur since 1998. She's seen the landscape of an entrepreneur change a lot since then, when she got started the Internet wasn't really around and now it is. Now it's a very exciting time for anyone who wants to become an entrepreneur. There are some very important tips that you need to be aware of though however, and that's the reason for this weekly segment.

This week's tip is all about invoicing and collecting checks.

Your invoices must be very clear, and precise. The description of services rendered should be there, the number of hours that have been spent, providing the services. Your rate per our, and the payment to be remitted in precise number of days. You should also include what penalty would be assessed if payment is not received within the allotted amount of days. It is probably best to have your payments be made via credit card, or through an online payment method such as PayPal. If you are providing a product, find a way to cash any checks before the product is shipped. Your goal or objective is that you receive your payment before you ship your product.

In the case of a service, you'll want to try invoicing for half of the amount of the services before you perform them and then invoice for the rest after. You want to cover yourself, and make sure that you receive payment for whatever you're selling.

Hopefully this tip has helped you as an entrepreneur, if it has feel free to share your feedback in the comments below.

Take another five, bullies and scams

This week's scam is about you being told that your domain name is in violation.

You may receive an email telling you that someone else in another country has the same exact domain name. It's the same domain name is your domain and you'll be asked to cease and desist. You may be asked to sell your domain name, just ignore this email and delete it. Don't entertain any thought of selling your domain name, because if you do you'll be asked for all kinds of details. This information will just be used against you, so just delete the email.

Building awareness about bullying

Who are our wheel heroes?

We can say without a doubt that our true heroes are those brave young men and women who gave their lives for us during World War I and two. our heroes are those who died while providing us the freedom we have, especially those who launch themselves against the Nazi enemy on June 6, 1944 without even giving a backward glance. Without even stopping to think about themselves. Our true heroes are those who last words were Mama, as they diet as they lay dying on the beaches of France.

These are our heroes, and we must never forget. There is no room for any other type of hero, and we must never forget that There is no room for those who believe that the only way for them to make a difference, gain popularity, or to stand up in a crowd is to be a bully. We do not need athletes who don't know how to handle themselves both on and off the field, or on and off the ice. These athletes are not our heroes. We certainly do not need to put up with these entertainers who believe that it is acceptable to misbehave in public through their actions and racist comments. They can only be described as playroom bullies, and there's no place in this world for those who use cyberspace to conduct their underground activities. They can only be described as bullies…

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