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Cafe World!!!

I've neglected blogging because of the virtual games in facebook like cafe world & farmville...
Cooking in Cafe World – At the beginning of Cafe World your first concern should be to buy some food to prepare. To do this, click on the oven and a menu will pop-up to let you select the type of food you want to cook. Once, you’ve done that you’ll need to prepare the food by continuing to click on the stove.
Choosing food in Cafe World – There are various menu items to select from with each costing you a different amount of money to make. Generally speaking the more a dish costs to make, the greater your profits. However, you also have to consider the time it takes to make that particular dish as well. Some items take much longer to make (i.e. days versus minutes) and can spoil if your don’t serve them when they’re ready.
Cafe points help you level-up – Cafe points are given to you for doing such things as cooking, cleaning, buying items, and helping your Cafe friends. As you acquire more Cafe points you’ll reach new game levels in Cafe World.
Buzz rating – In the upper right hand corner of the Cafe World screen you’ll see a thumbs-up image and a numerical value. That number represents your buzz rating. The buzz rating determines how many customers come to your Cafe. If the value increases, more people come to visit you and you’ll earn more money. If it goes down, so does your customer traffic and potential earnings.
Why neighbors are important – If you click on the “My Neighbors” link at the top of the page you’ll be able to see all your Cafe World neighbors. There you can invite and accept new neighbors to your Cafe. Neighbors are important because they limit what you can do in the game. That is, you need neighbors to work for you as waiters and waitresses at your Cafe. You can also earn more Cafe coins by increasing the number of neighbors you have. Hence, it’s important to continue to invite more Facebook friends to increase the size of your Cafe World neighbors and thus make more money.
Gifting to neighbors – Giving and receiving gifts in Cafe World is beneficial for all parties involved. That is, giving gifts to your Cafe World neighbors often encourages reciprocal gifting. The gifts you receive maybe something you and and many times they are something you can’t afford or obtain yet because of your skill level.
Helping your neighbors – Helping your Cafe World neighbors from time to time encourages them to reciprocate that act too. You can do this by visiting their cafes, trying their daily special, and leaving tips. Doing so increases your Cafe World experience points and your daily bonus.
Select menu items with big profits – When you’re deciding on what food dish to prepare, consider the cost of the dish, the cooking time, how many it serves, and how much profit you can generate from the dish. You can easily compare the profitability of food dishes by subtracting the cost of the dish from the Cafe coins you make (profit) and dividing that number by the cost of the dish. This value is also known as the ROI (return on investment). The larger your ROI, the more profitable it is to make such a food dish. For instance, the spitfire roasted chicken dish takes an entire day to cook, serves 800 people, costs you 600 Cafe coins, and earns you 3200 in sales. So our ROI for the chicken dish is (3200-600)/600 = 4.33 or 433%. In comparison, you can prepare the bacon cheeseburger dish in 5 minutes for 13 people at a cost of 15 Cafe coins and sell it for 52 Cafe coins. In this case our cheeseburger dish produces an ROI of (52-15)/15 = 2.46 or 246%.
Plan food around your schedule – As you may know menu items differ in their time to completion when cooking them. Thus you’ll want to select food items to cook based on how much time you have available to play Cafe World any given day. If you have lots of time to play during the day, you can choose items off the menu that take a short time cook. In contrast, if you have very little time to play during the day, you can begin cooking food dishes that aren’t completely done until you’re available to play again.
Beware of spoiled food – When choosing your food items and planning the cooking around your schedule make sure you don’t forget about them or they will spoil. If your food spoils, you can’t serve it to customers and you lose any potential profits. Moreover, your buzz rating will likely fall given that you don’t have any food to serve and flies will be swarming inside your cafe
Monday, October 26, 2009
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How to Help Ondoy Victims
Abs-cbnNEWS.com has compiled a list of ways on how you can help thje victims of tropical storm Ondoy (international code name Ketsana).
How to help
Ways to donate to the Philippine National Red Cross via the PNRC web siteDSWD donations drop-off points
1. National Resource Operations Center, Chapel Road, Pasay CityContact: Mrs. Francon Favian
2. Quezon City Area Disaster Resource Operations Monitoring and Info Center (DROMIC)
DSWD Central OfficeContact Rey Martija or Imee Rose Castillo,
Tel Nos. 951-7119, 951-2435 or
Assistant Secretary Vilma Cabrera
Tel No. 0918-934-56253.
Manila Area (DSWD-NCR)
San Rafael corner Legarda Streets,
Quiapo, ManilaContact:
Dir. Thelsa P. Biolna,
Dir. Delia Bauan Tel Nos. 734-8622, 734-8642
Manuel L. Quezon's blog: How to help (original on Quezon.ph
Tumblr.com mirror link)Google Docs: Rescue InfoHub Central
List of Places where to donate (check out one nearest your area, or add a donation center that is not on the list)
Another list of where to donate goods via
Bury Me In This Dress blogGoogle Maps:
Ondoy situation map for Metro Manila,
by KaninLamig
ABS-CBN HOTLINE416-36-41
SAGIP KAPAMILYA413-2667 / 416-0387No
13 Examiner Street, Quezon City,
Look for Ms Girlie AragonBank:
Banco de Oro, Mother Ignacia branch
Acct name: ABS-CBN Foundation Inc.
Acct no.: 5630020111
Routing code for international cash donations BNORPHMM
ABS-CBN BranchABS-CBN Foundation US Office
Toll-Free 1-800-527-2820
Negros Navigation from Mr. Edmund Gawchua,
ManagerNegros Navigation is now accepting the transfer of relief goods from Mindanao to Manila for free for aid to victims of Ondoy.
Donations can be sent to Negros Navigation stations and offices nationwide.
Reach ABS-CBN via these channels:
Multiply: botomoipatrolmo.multiply.com
Twitter: twitter.com/botopatrollers
Facebook: Boto Mo, Ipatrol Mo official page
abs-cbnNEWS.comEmail: ireport@abs-cbn.comSMS/MMS reports:
IREPORT to 2366Bayan Voice BMPM Voice SMS: 411-BMPM (411-2676)
How to help
Ways to donate to the Philippine National Red Cross via the PNRC web siteDSWD donations drop-off points
1. National Resource Operations Center, Chapel Road, Pasay CityContact: Mrs. Francon Favian
2. Quezon City Area Disaster Resource Operations Monitoring and Info Center (DROMIC)
DSWD Central OfficeContact Rey Martija or Imee Rose Castillo,
Tel Nos. 951-7119, 951-2435 or
Assistant Secretary Vilma Cabrera
Tel No. 0918-934-56253.
Manila Area (DSWD-NCR)
San Rafael corner Legarda Streets,
Quiapo, ManilaContact:
Dir. Thelsa P. Biolna,
Dir. Delia Bauan Tel Nos. 734-8622, 734-8642
Manuel L. Quezon's blog: How to help (original on Quezon.ph
Tumblr.com mirror link)Google Docs: Rescue InfoHub Central
List of Places where to donate (check out one nearest your area, or add a donation center that is not on the list)
Another list of where to donate goods via
Bury Me In This Dress blogGoogle Maps:
Ondoy situation map for Metro Manila,
by KaninLamig
ABS-CBN HOTLINE416-36-41
SAGIP KAPAMILYA413-2667 / 416-0387No
13 Examiner Street, Quezon City,
Look for Ms Girlie AragonBank:
Banco de Oro, Mother Ignacia branch
Acct name: ABS-CBN Foundation Inc.
Acct no.: 5630020111
Routing code for international cash donations BNORPHMM
ABS-CBN BranchABS-CBN Foundation US Office
Toll-Free 1-800-527-2820
Negros Navigation from Mr. Edmund Gawchua,
ManagerNegros Navigation is now accepting the transfer of relief goods from Mindanao to Manila for free for aid to victims of Ondoy.
Donations can be sent to Negros Navigation stations and offices nationwide.
Reach ABS-CBN via these channels:
Multiply: botomoipatrolmo.multiply.com
Twitter: twitter.com/botopatrollers
Facebook: Boto Mo, Ipatrol Mo official page
abs-cbnNEWS.comEmail: ireport@abs-cbn.comSMS/MMS reports:
IREPORT to 2366Bayan Voice BMPM Voice SMS: 411-BMPM (411-2676)
Lets Help
With this kind of calamity happening to our country its high time that we join hands in helping our fellow countrymen...my kids are not that affected because they are living in the comforts of our home....but i like them to feel that all of us are affected of this crisis...during news hour at night it is a must for them to watch the news....after dinner i tell them to sit with me and all of us would watch updates on ondoys victims....to open their eyes how other people are affected and how lucky they are...that they are staying in a dry place, wearing clean clothes, eating more that 3 meals a day, playing the computer and watching cartoons and they don't need to stay in evacuations center and wait for relief goods because they are already homeless....its really very tragic for the kids...but i like them to feel how it is to help in their own little way...so i let them help us in packing relief goods to be brought to the ondoy victims....thanks to my brother and sister who are residing at the us who sent money for the goods.May God guide and protect all of us. God Bless the Philippines!

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