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Comment on When I Could by When I Could – YouTube Video Release | Keller Family Blog

When I Could – YouTube Video Release | Keller Family Blog — Mon, 11 Mar 2013 16:11:59 +0000

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Comment on Allergen Free Cake Recipe by Orgran better in our Cake Recipe | Keller Family Blog

Orgran better in our Cake Recipe | Keller Family Blog — Thu, 07 Mar 2013 22:07:21 +0000

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Comment on When I Could by Kenneth Smith

Kenneth Smith — Tue, 05 Mar 2013 03:11:07 +0000

Hay Kent, This is Ken, I just watched your video! It was (So-oo GOOD). Don’t know what to say! I will share this with my brother that I’ve been wetnessing to. Pray for him please. He’s such a good man, but really hard to get to understand about salvation. He is (smart) to be so dumb too. His name is Keith Brewster. (half brother). Love yall, come visit when you can and we will too.Hug and Kiss everyone for us ,Kenny

Comment on Jaden Loved this Allergy free Grilled “Cheese” Sandwich by Lisette

Lisette — Mon, 30 Jul 2012 04:15:15 +0000

Wow, you guys are amazing! Jaden’s lucky to have such creative people for parents

Comment on Cheaper in Australia by Geoff Shaw

Geoff Shaw — Tue, 24 Jul 2012 00:07:02 +0000

..oh and my tethered iPod said it was nearly 500MB of music I listened to in that trip!.. oh well, 3.5GB to go!

Comment on Cheaper in Australia by Geoff Shaw

Geoff Shaw — Tue, 24 Jul 2012 00:05:25 +0000

Kent, this is interesting information although I still didn’t quite get the charging for incoming mobile calls… YOU pay when someone calls you?

I’ve now taken up a plan with Amaysim.com.au (an Optus reseller) with UNLIMITED calls for $39 pm (calls to mobiles and landlines and ‘toll free’ numbers which AU mobiles are often have to pay!! and free voicemail retrieval too.. thats also a huge trap) and includes all SMS and has 4GB of data per month included.

I tethered it to receive internet radio (ZRadio was one of them) in the car when we went to Queensland 2 weeks ago and had Optus coverage all the way with only a couple of 10 sec glitches when coverage got a bit patchy with changes in the terrain.

This was a big change for me…. I’m usually a $20 a month mobile user!! I’ve still got Christine on $10 a month on 3.

Comment on GF Eggfree Pineapple Upside Down Cake by Chris Kemp

Chris Kemp — Mon, 16 Apr 2012 23:12:46 +0000

Hello Crystal,
Its nice for who are vegetarians. Nice blog you are creating, the eggless pinaple cake is appreciating the diet. nice job keep it up.

thanks with lots of blossoms.

Comment on Cheaper in Australia by admin

admin — Sat, 03 Mar 2012 11:36:18 +0000

Well they are not free, they are paid for by the caller, which would mean that any outgoing calls on a mobile phone to another mobile phone would cost twice per minute what they would be in the US and thus the need for the similar cost of mobile phone plans. The only way this comes down a little would be that calls into the mobile network from the landline network would be paid for by the landline subscriber. That could account for the difference between the AT&T price and the Telstra price, however the biggest difference is in the data prices and SMS prices on the plans. In the USA, SMS is usually only in an add-on $10 per month kind of thing and that is for both incoming and outgoing SMSs. If I was to compare Optus to say Verizon in the states so that I wasn’t comparing the highest price ones, the Optus one would still come out to a better value I am positive of that. Also the AT&T plan in the states was $20 per month for 300MB, $30 for 3GB of data or $50 per month for 5GB. With 3 (my first provider in Australia) it was $20 for 1GB and $5 for 100MB, which was much more reasonable and that was in 2007 with the same technology that AT&T is calling 4G in the USA today.

Comment on Cheaper in Australia by Tim Anderson

Tim Anderson — Sat, 03 Mar 2012 04:05:20 +0000

With regard to the mobile plans, my understanding is that in the US, you pay for incoming calls whereas in Australia, incoming calls are free.

Comment on What happened to Allergy Block? by cassandra

cassandra — Wed, 24 Aug 2011 01:40:17 +0000

last I heard of this shop they were relocating to another part of Melbourne, the fact that their on-line site has also vanished would indicate to me that they have actually shut down and gone for good.

there must be other stores in Melbourne that would stok what you need ?