Isn’t it amazing? Apparently approximately 3.7 million Australian viewers (that’s not even counting the regional country areas) tuned in Sunday night for the Masterchef Australia two-hour finale show – that’s nearly 20% of the country’s population and highest rated non-sports show ever! It is so interesting to see that a food-related show was [...]
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Masterchef Australia Finale
Posted in Australia, Celebrity Chefs, Culinary School, Miscellaneous/Quirky, News Headlines, Restaurant, Television, tagged Celebrity Chefs, Chocolate Tempering, David Bromley, Gastronomy and Communication, Julie Goodwin, Masterchef Australia, Matt Moran, Poh Ling Yeow on July 21, 2009 | 4 Comments »
Twitter and Food…
Posted in American, Korean, Los Angeles, Mexican, Miscellaneous/Quirky, News Headlines, Restaurant, Technology, Travel, street food on April 15, 2009 | 4 Comments »
I haven’t even upgraded my iPod to an iTouch (I have an old iPod Mini) nor have I purchased a new laptop in many years. I have only just upgraded my mobile phone that includes a good camera, MP3 and internet capability but I can barely keep up with technology.
Twitter is, of course, the [...]
Happy New Year, New Plastic Bag Bans
Posted in Australia, Environment, News Headlines, Non-Food, Supermarkets on January 6, 2009 | 4 Comments »
HAPPY NEW YEAR!!
The South Australian government has done something pretty radical – it is the first state in Australia that has decided to phase out and ban lightweight plastic shopping bags to help the environment by 04 May 2009.
The one thing that I noticed when I first moved here was that reusable bags were already [...]
RIP Leroy / Daffodil Day
Posted in Cancer, Miscellaneous/Quirky, News Headlines, Non-Food, Uncategorized, tagged Cancer, Cancer Coucil of Australia, Daffodil Day, Leroy Sievers, My Cancer, NPR, Npr.org, volunteering on August 17, 2008 | 2 Comments »
Thousands of people including myself have been following veteran American journalist Leroy Siever’s daily blog “My Cancer” on NPR (National Public Radio) in the U.S. and around the world. His daily journals on his struggles and thoughts about his cancer formed a community – a community of so many people around the world who have [...]
