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I strongly suggest that you visit his site and spend some time enjoying his incredible work.
by Chef Paul Sourgle; MS, AAC CULINARYCUESBLOG
There was a bittersweet moment last week when I learned that the Waldorf Astoria would be closing as it transitioned into condo units in New York City. The Waldorf was always that grand old lady that everyone held as a pinnacle to the glamor of the hotel industry. This was the place where kings and queens, business icons and ambassadors, world renown speakers and rock stars held court as they spent time in New York City – the center of the universe. For people in the hospitality industry, it was the Waldorf that defined the best of the best – the grandeur of magnificent ballrooms, the grand lobby that defined class, the restaurants that brought grace to the hotel experience, and the behind-the-scenes enormity of magnificent kitchens, boiler rooms, florists, maintenance departments, and housekeeping laundries. The Waldorf was as important as a hotel could possibly be and as such was the place that defined a persons' importance either as a guest or a member of the immense staff.
The Waldorf is more than just another casualty of a changing industry and a business environment that is morphing with the times – the Waldorf is the center of the center of the universe. When people think hotels and New York, it is the Waldorf that almost always comes to mind. To lose this grand statement of hospitality would be equivalent to major league baseball losing the Yankees or the Red Sox (always dangerous to list these two teams in the same sentence), similar to losing Kodak as the definition of photography, or Ford and Chevrolet as manufacturers of American automobiles. In other words – this is big.
by Chef Paul Sourgle; MS, AAC CULINARYCUESBLOG published Feb 27, 2017
It was one of those famous lines in a movie that survives for decades, that is used, and reused by many to make a point – sometimes unrelated to its original intent – a statement for the ages. Clint Eastwood in Dirty Harry challenged a criminal to question his moxie and lack of control by encouraging him to push "Harry" over the edge and allow justification of radical action – "Make my Day".
Now, Harry was the classic good guy/bad guy – one who we can support and reject all in the same breath; a hero and villain all wrapped into one. To some in the restaurant business, especially from days gone by, Harry and the chef are pretty close brothers from different mothers. Some might make the comparison stating that from experience a chef might be the savior of the kitchen and a restaurants reputation in one moment and an out-of-control "Make my Day" kind of lunatic the next.
Today's restaurants can ill afford this type of "fly off the handle" type of chef, yet we all know that some still do exist. I can tell you that even those who do not visibly demonstrate those traits of the temperamental chef are likely still holding those Clint Eastwood style ranting's inside. So, if this is the nature of the beast, why is it so? Is there a course in culinary school or a segment of the apprenticeship model that teaches how to be Dr. Jekyll AND Mr. Hyde?
I certainly do not condone the ranting and "on fire" temper of chefs who think that Hell's Kitchen is the way it ought to be, but I do acknowledge that the environment can easily trigger the craziness of the rough and tough, screaming, pot throwing, and cursing person in the tall hat. So, for the purpose of understanding, but not condoning this behavior I thought it might be interesting to look at the triggers that can set the chef off on a tirade.
Chefs take pride in their ability to produce consistently great food, in a timely fashion, that exceeds the expectations of the guest. This is, after all, the core of their job description. This is difficult to accomplish if vendors fail to produce the right food, at the expected quality level, at the time requested. When vendors fall down in this regard the chef's system falls apart. Now, chefs are not likely to fall on the sword like Gerard Depardieu in Vatel, but they will likely lose their temper.
Although I do hate to generalize – far too many salespeople today do not understand the chef, the kitchen, or the product that they are trying to sell. "Where is it from- what farm – what part of the country? How was the animal raised? What is the flavor profile of that pork? What is the typical yield from a case of…? What is the shelf life of that cryovac meat? When was the fish caught and how was it handled?" These are not unusual questions, nor are they unrealistic expectations of a person whose job it is to sell a product. When a salesperson is unable to answer these questions accurately – the chef will lose his or her patience, every time.
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The ongoing success of a restaurant depends on two factors: great food and great service. It really is that simple. Of course, the chef, manager, and owner play an important role in selecting the right location and concept, building the menu, designing an inviting atmosphere, hiring and training the staff and orchestrating service, but as the restaurant continues to exist it will always be about an excellent meal and comforting, efficient service. How important is the line cook in this formula?
In previous articles I have built a case for the value of the line cook and the team he or she works with. Most restaurants and chefs in particular would agree that the line cook makes it happen, time and again. Yet, how are restaurants recognizing this? How are line cooks rewarded for their role and for that matter, what rewards would make them happy?
Let's look at wages first. There is no question that many cooks choose the profession out of love for the craft, the ability to create, and the pace of the environment that cooks work in. However, people need to be able to support themselves in the process. Recent data focused on "a living wage" in New York City demonstrate that survival for an independent single is $12.75/hour (40 hour week). If that individual has one child, that rate jumps to $24.69 per hour. Keep in mind that these minimum figures do not include housing that would be considered acceptable in Manhattan, requiring individuals to live a distance from work, adding a commute and associated costs, nor does it include the cost of college debt if the individual had attended school at some point. The average line cook wages in NYC are $27,330-33,000 per year – right at the baseline for a livable wage for a single person and far below what would be needed to support one child.
by Chef Paul Sourgle; MS, AAC CULINARYCUESBLOG
While I was a part of culinary education at two prominent U.S. colleges, I was proud of how many women were entering and graduating from culinary schools. By the late 1990's, nearly a third of all enrolled students were women and that number appeared to be growing. This population stalled over the next decade or so, except in baking and pastry programs where the percentage of women was much greater.
Still, in comparison to the early days of pre-1990 culinary education, these numbers were encouraging.
From a chef's perspective, gender was no longer a real concern. As the restaurant industry grew, what mattered most was work ethic and skill. As a result, I would always tell students and parents that the glass ceiling in the restaurant business was non-existent. If you were passionate about food, competent, had some business savvy and were willing to make the commitment – success could be yours.
Here it is, 2014 and although there have been thousands of female graduates from culinary programs; there is a surprisingly small number who hold positions of executive chef. Now, there are certainly examples to the contrary; a cadre of women chefs who are making their mark, yet no where near the 33% that graduate from culinary schools across the country.
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In India getting pregnant before marriage is big thing but it is common phenomenon with the celebrities. We have seen that celebrities gets married in most hurried way and in one month they also confirm the pregnancy news. Here we will mention the names of some of the most famous Bollywood celebrities who got pregnant before marriage. The list will have some of your favorite stars who were brave enough to raise their child without getting married. There are some celebrities who didn't marry because their boyfriends were already married and didn't want to get divorce. The list will also have some of the stars who bravely accepted the fact publically.
Actress Mona Ambegaonkar has done many television shows and that time she was busy doing TV show CID where she met Dayanand Shetty on the sets and got pregnant. She delivered a baby girl but Dayanand never confirmed his involvement. One of the actors from the same show said once that "Everyone believes that Dayanand is the father of Mona's child. She has confided to her close friends. But he surely can't confess, because he is married and even has a kid from his first wife." she is raising her child alone.
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Anoushka Shankar is the beautiful Bollywood Celebrities Who is Pregnant before Marriage. She is a Bengali/Tamil sitar player and composer. She is daughter of Ravi Shankar and she also has half-sister of Norah Jones. She once told TOI report that it wasn't necessary to be married to have children. She got pregnant while she was dating British filmmaker Joe Wright. She got pregnant in August 2010 and they both later tied the knot a month later in private ceremony. She is happy mother and enjoying motherhood.
Neena Gupta the bold and beautiful Bollywood Celebrities Who is Pregnant before Marriage and raised her daughter alone. She has done various roles in movies and Television. She is also successful director-producer. She got pregnant with West Indian cricketer Vivian Richards in a short lived affair in the 1980s. She delivered daughter Masaba Gupta who is a fashion designer. She had many affairs including relationships with Alok Nath and Sharang Dev. she is now married to New Delhi-based Vivek Mehra, a chartered accountant and Partner with PwC India.
Konkana Sen is dusky beauty of Bollywood who is Pregnant before Marriage. She got pregnant with her long time boyfriend and co-actor Ranveer Shorey. Right after the pregnancy news they tied knot in private ceremony at the former's residence in 2010. Right after their marriage The couple announced that they were expecting their first baby and welcomed a baby boy in early 2011. As per the report the couple has now separated. She is doing some great project and her latest movie Talwar is gaining a lot of appreciation.
Veena Malik, the Pakistani actress who tried her luck in Bollywood also is next Bollywood Celebrities Who is Pregnant before Marriage. The super hit television Bigg Boss was shifted to the 11pm slot from the 9pm because of her raunchy scenes with fellow mate Ashmit Patel. She is now married to Dubai based businessman. They both married in very hurried way because Veena got pregnant but there has been no proof as to that report. She tried her luck in Bollywood but she did some B-grade movies and shifted to Dubai.
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Mahima Chaudhary is one of the beautiful actresses Bollywood Celebrities Who is Pregnant before Marriage. She secretly married Bobby Mukherjee. They both got married in very low and private ceremony. No one had a clue about when she got married. Right after their wedding news she gave birth to her baby daughter. Everything happened a little too soon just to make people confuse that she had fallen pregnant after marriage. She is now taking care of her family and now doing much of work as for now.
Celina Jaitley is blue eyed beauty of Bollywood Celebrities who is Pregnant before Marriage. She is a former beauty queen, model and Femina Miss India Universe. She done some movies as well but she didn't made big in tinsel town. She dated Dubai hotelier for quite some time before getting married. She later married her Austrian beau Peter Haag in private ceremony, denying pregnancy reports. They tied knot in July, 2011 and delivered twin babies. She is happy mother and enjoying the motherhood. She is not doing much of work in Bollywood.
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Amrita Arora is beautiful MTV VJ and also Bollywood Celebrities Who Were Pregnant before Marriage. As far as marriages are concern then it is very grand affair in Bollywood. But this petite beauty suddenly announced he marriage news. Amrita Arora was in a relationship with businessman Shakeel Ladak. While dating, the actress got pregnant with their child. The couple immediately ties the knot and they immediately announced pregnancy that confirmed the reason of sudden wedding.
The beautiful and bold actress Sarika is next in the list of Bollywood Celebrities Who Were Pregnant before Marriage. Sarika got pregnant with Kamal Hassan who was already a married man. He then divorces his first wife and started live together with Sarika when the latter became pregnant with their first child Shruti Hassan. The couple tied the knot much later and gave birth to their second child, Akshara. After a happy married life Sarika filed for divorce as Kamal cheated on her.
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The beautiful Sridevi is next in the list of Bollywood Celebrities Who Were Pregnant before Marriage. She is one super hot Diva who actually acknowledged that she was pregnant before marriage. She had a long affair with Bonny Kapoor and they both tied knot when she was seven month pregnant. The couple married in 1996, when Bonny Kapoor divorced her first wife Mona Kapoor. Jhanvi, their first daughter was born just a few months after they got married. She is step mother of Bollywood star Arjun Kapoor and both share great rapport.
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I have been working with a bright young third grader, asking him to work hard and pay attention so one day I felt like it was time for a reward. I decided it was a good day for Science Lessons From Making Freezer Bag Ice Cream.
Science Lessons From Making Freezer Bag Ice Cream
Of course, my goal is always to teach and encourage progress which means that I couldn't simply make ice cream with him. I wanted to include some science. I thought that there would be many Science Lessons From Making Freezer Bag Ice Cream.
Simple Science Experiments
Before we made the ice cream we did some experiments. First, we took two glasses of water and put the rock salt into one of the glasses. The glasses went into the freezer and every 15 minutes we checked to see what happened. It's pretty fun to see kids get so interested in the simplest things. He needed to really examine the glasses of water and observe how it was freezing. We talked about how salt is used to melt ice and how salt water freezes at a much lower temperature. Why is salt used to make ice cream? It allows the temperature of the mixture around the ice cream to get colder. You can read more about the science of freezing salt water here. The glass on the left is fully frozen after one hour while the glass on the right with salt water is kind of slushy.
Then I had him get another glass with a little water and dish soap. I gave him a straw and told him to blow bubbles. He had a lot of fun making a bubble mountain. We talked about what was happening. The volume had expanded, it was flowing out of the glass and into the sink. Why? We had added air and vibration. I explained to him that is what we would do with the ice cream. By shaking and throwing the ice cream ingredients we would be adding air and vibration so the final product would have more volume than what we started with. (A 1/2 cup of half and half will make 1 cup of ice cream.) The bubbles were really engaging for him. I wanted to go off on a tangent and explore the science of bubbles but I left that for another day.
Finally, it was time to make ice cream! Like I said before, I want to add lessons while we are having fun. I made a worksheet for him to record our experiment. He gave it the title of Making Ice Cream. It amused me when he wrote his hypothesis: "The half and half will not turn into ice cream." After he had written the materials and procedure it was time to actually make the ice cream.
To make Freezer Bag Ice Cream you will need:
- Small freezer bag
- Large freezer bag
- 1/2 cup of half and half
- 1 TBS sugar
- 1 tsp vanilla
- 1/2 cup of rock salt (our store called it "ice cream salt")
- Crushed Ice
Instructions for making Freezer Bag Ice Cream:
- Put the half and half, vanilla and sugar into the small bag. I use two bags just in case one breaks.
- Put the smaller bag(s) into the larger bag. Again I double up the bags because they usually break.
- Put the ice and salt into the bigger bag.
- Shake, smash, throw until the half and half has frozen and become ice cream. Stop and take some time to observe what is happening.
- Measure how much ice cream you have. Is it more than the 1/2 cup that you started with? Why?
Extending the activity:
- Use cream instead of half and half. Is there a difference? Why?
- Use almond milk instead of half and half. Is there a difference? Why?
By the time that we were done my young friend had learned many science lessons from making Freezer Bag Ice Cream but in his mind he had just had a fun time playing and eating a delicious cool treat.


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Not only will you enjoy an exquisite meal with President Michael G. Scales and other campus administrators and staff, but you'll hear special featured music from talented alumni performers. We will also shine the spotlight on two exceptional alumni for extraordinary contributions in their communities and in the world.
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Children's Choirs Are Flourishing In County Churches
By ROBERTA HERSHENSON
Published: March 7, 1993
RYE— Music, which is gasping for breath in the county's public schools, is alive and well in its churches.
A growing number of religious institutions have formed children's choirs where youngsters can share in the pleasures of singing.
Christ's Church, an Episcopal church here, is one of several local churches participating in the Royal School of Church Music instructional program.
Founded within the Church of England, the worldwide program -- which now represents all denominations within the World Council of Churches as well as the Roman Catholic Church -- guides children in learning the basics of sight-singing and vocal production.
Louise M. Bozorth, the children's choir director at Christ's Church, likens her boy and girl choirs (which usually rehearse separately but often perform together) to Scout troops in which children socialize, learn responsibility and commitment and acquire musical skills along the way. Moving Up the Ladder
Like the scouting system, the Royal School of Church Music curriculum moves children up a ladder of achievement with ribbons and badges as incentives. A recent rehearsal of the girls choir here showed just how eagerly the youngsters work to earn their promotions.
"Now we're doing a hard card in the red section," Mrs. Bozorth said to a group of sixth and seventh graders who circled around the piano. She was referring to the sequential "Teach Yourself Cards" that the children must master in order to move up the ladder.
Playing a series of three-note chords, Mrs. Bozorth, who holds a master's degree in musicology from New York University and did graduate work in conducting and choral directing at Westminster Choir College in Princeton, N.J., asked each girl to sing either the low, middle or high note of a particular chord. It was a struggle for some, who sang either the same note over and over or picked out the high note instead of the low.
When all had succeeded, the girls rushed to color in the achievement chart posted on the wall.
The choir's repertory consists of religious music used in church services throughout the year. Erin Reid, a third grader at F. E. Bellows Elementary School in Rye Neck, said the girls choir was different from singing in school because "we have hymnals and church songs; we wouldn't sing 'Old MacDonald Had a Farm.' " When a Boy's Voice Is Best
Boys choirs have an especially long history, dating back to A.D. 400 in England. But Gregg Redner, the organist and choir director at the Bedford Presbyterian Church in Bedford, said he has always included girls in his choirs.
Girls have equally good voices as boys, with one exception, Mr. Redner said -- and that is during the two-month period just before an adolescent boy's voice changes.
"Nobody can match that sound," Mr. Redner said. "When the hormones get just right, there's nothing like it in the world. It's a magical time, when a boy has just as much power in his voice as a full-grown woman." Festival Scheduled in Bedford
The Bedford Presbyterian Church will sponsor a children's choir festival on Thursday, Friday and Saturday at the church. Bryant Giles, the organist at St. James Cathedral in Toronto and the former president of the Royal Canadian College of Organists, will lead the event.
Mr. Redner said he expected 100 children to participate. Those wishing further information should call him at the church's number, 234-3672.
Photos: Louise M. Bozorth, above and at top, the children's choir director at Christ's Church in Rye, working with members. Right, the choir during a practice session. (Photographs by Roberta Hershenson)


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NOTE TO TEACHERS: As of March 23, 2017, Elachee's field trip and outreach calendar is nearly booked through May 19, 2017. Please call 770-535-1976 for availability. We are accepting requests for summer and next fall.
Topic: Animals
Exploring the Animal KingdomClassify vertebrate animals through activities in the classroom and along the trails of the Chicopee Woods. GPS: S4L1, S4L2, 5L1; AKS: 4SC_D-15, 5SC_D-12
Topic: Aquatic Studies
Lake Lanier Aquatic StudyAnalyze and explore Georgia's most important lake from the deck of the Chota Princess II floating classroom. GPS: S4L1, S4L2, S5L1 & E1; AKS: 4SC_D-15, 4SC_D-16, B-10 LEARN MORE
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Topic: Astronomy
Seeing Stars – 4th GradeStudy the physical attributes of planets and stars, the earth, solar system and moon phases in Starlab, our portable planetarium. GPS: S4E1, S4E2; AKS: 4SC_B-8, 4SC_B-9
Topic: Habitats
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Pond LifeUse nets to sample, identify and classify a variety of Chicopee Lake's aquatic animals, then enjoy a discovery-filled hike to see how changes in this environment have affected the habitat's energy flows, food webs and the roles and adaptations of this community's organisms. Both 2-hour and 3-hour program options available. GPS: S4L1, S4L2, 5L1; AKS: 4SC_D-15, 4SC_D-16, 5SC_D1, 5SC_D-12, 5SC_D-14
Stream LifeCatch and classify aquatic vertebrate and invertebrate animals, then conduct chemical tests to evaluate the streams of the Chicopee Woods. Both 2-hour and 3-hour program options available. GPS: S4L1, S4L2, E3; AKS: 4SC_D-15, 4SC_D-16, 5SC_D1, 5SC_D-12, 5SC_D-14
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Topic: Other
Back Country HikeHike the back trails of the Chicopee Woods Nature Preserve on a 2- or 3-hour custom-designed outdoor experience that meets your instructional objectives. 60-student maximum. GPS & AKS: Based on teacher's program selection.
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I've so enjoyed the experience of writing poetry over the last five weeks; it's hard to believe the month of April has gone already! This week brought so many experiences and changes to our lives - overwhelming at times, and yet, I still found the time to sit and write; I think that says something good about poetry. Having not written poetry before, I found it challenging and frustrating, and yet - satisfying in its simplicity, and so I hope to continue - even without the gentle push of a weekly goal. Thank you Lauren for hosting, and thank you - anyone - for reading along.
This week's poetry theme was Enjoy. As there is nothing I so enjoy as time outdoors with my children, it seemed only natural that experience would inspire my final week's poem.
Afternoon Spring sun warms our shoulders as we crouch, hunched over our hardened-off sprouts.
Searching for the heartiest amidst curved shoots, wilted leaves; small fingers examining each stem, you are engrossed.
A swallow - darting, just inches from the sun-warmed top of your head; you are undeterred.
This one looks strong.
And I agree. I haven't taught you this; selection is innate.
Each one you gently separate, place, settle down into fertile soil.
Dirt in your hair, fingernails, in the scrapes on your knees.
And wonder in your eyes - perhaps imagining a future filled with fruit and vegetables.
Until - suddenly - concern crosses your countenance, interrupting your calm:
The water is knocking him over.
It's okay, I say, Time will make him stronger.
You nod, returning to your work.
The swallow darts again, and we smile.
I only went out for a walk and finally concluded to stay out till sundown, for going out, I found, was really going in.
- John Muir, Preservationist (1838-1914)
For indeed, when we walk into the forest, we open our hearts to nature, the rhythm of the earth. No longer outside observers of landscape - sheltered behind our screens, houses, cars, windows - but immersed IN it. Walking delicately on spongy earth, breathing heady aromas of pine needles, leaves, rich humus; we realize we are from the earth, of the earth. We all ARE the earth, the sky, the universe - all of us.
Happy Earth Day, my friends.
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Two weekends ago, we took the day to travel "down the shore" (that's how we say it here in New Jersey). We went to Long Beach Island because it's the closest to us - a little over an hour drive - or 35mi due West as the crow flies.
(running along Spray Beach in LBI)
(one of the street markers located at each opening in the dunes along LBI)
I'd been meaning to share our trip with you here in pictures, because it was such an idyllic weekend at the beach. But then... Hurricane Sandy (known pre-disaster by the moniker "Frankenstorm" for its proximity to Halloween) came through my state.
For my family, the hurricane meant a bit of scrambling around in preparation - gathering supplies, the unique opportunity to witness a hurricane up-close, 24 hours of lost power, frantic working to keep our warehouse up and running, and a delayed Halloween. We were truly fortunate to have missed some of the worst weather and after effects.
For other families, some I know personally and others I've only seen in the media reports, the hurricane brought power disruption, home destruction, and most devastatingly, loss of life. The pictures I see coming in from the shore (where we JUST. WERE.) and from the surrounding towns and cities are almost incomprehensible.
(looking towards the ocean on LBI during the storm - source unknown)
(car buried in sand on LBI after the storm- source unknown)
(the dunes, no longer there - LBI after the storm - source unknown)
(a beach marker, nearly covered in sand during post-storm cleanup efforts on LBI - source unknown)
My heart goes out to those still struggling. It's COLD here in New Jersey right now; and there's a Nor'easter coming this week (that means a BIG snow storm for those of you not from the North East USA). Millions are still without power, thousands of homes were damaged, and there's a gas shortage in the Northern part of my state. It's hard to watch the news, to talk about it with my children, to understand what happened so close to home. But it helps to know so many people have have donated time and money to help those most in need. The generosity of the human spirit is alive and well in New Jersey; I am so thankful.
If you'd like to donate to the Hurricane Sandy relief efforts in my state, and the surrounding areas hit hard by the storm, here are a few places you can do so. (Each of these charities are non-religiously/politically affiliated and have received a commendable rating at CharityNavigator.org)
To donate directly to Hurricane Sandy child welfare efforts: Save the Children
To donate directly to Hurricane Sandy hunger relief efforts at the Jersey shore: The Foodbank of Monmouth & Ocean Counties
To donate directly to Hurricane Sandy medical supplies and equipment: Direct Relief International
To donate directly to Hurricane Sandy companion animal rescue and care efforts: Best Friends Animal Society
To donate directly to general Hurricane Sandy emergency relief efforts: American Red Cross
To help find or to offer breastmilk storage to those without power: Human Milk for Human Babies - New Jersey
Thank you for reading, for donating, for keeping those affected by Hurricane Sandy in your hearts and thoughts. Peace.
I saw this the other day on (ahem) Facebook, and it got me thinking:
{Calvin & Hobbes are awesome}
We were blessed to have a lot of time to be together as a family this summer, away from hectic schedules and routines and crowds. We were also blessed - though it may have been one of those proverbial blessings in disguise - to be in places where fast internet (or internet, at all) isn't a priority. Having a difficult time using your phone makes you use it less. Using it less makes you look up more, look around, reach out, find ways to fill the moments you'd been so used to filling with checking emails, status updates, photos, games, news, videos, posts. Sometimes you fill the moments with simply being. Listening. Observing. Living. Loving. Noticing things that have gone unnoticed at digital life speed. Looking up at the stars.
{heaven is here}
Seeing nature and parts of our earth I'd never seen before - without the constant companion of palm-sized information diarrhea - was inspiring. Releasing. And humbling. Because… HOW? How have I gone so many years without knowing what the stars really look like - as they do on the Kansas plains. They look there, nothing like my lightpollutedbackyardpostagestamp view of the New Jersey sky. Watching my children explore the earth, dig in the sand, splash in the water, move rocks, climb trees, find wildlife – without the interruption of status updates – was simply wondrous. It is wonderous, as well, to do these things yourself. Experiences in real life, real time.
{hiking through the foothills}
To be honest, it wasn't easy at first. Being away from technology… initially, it's like a tugging, pulling, calling to me that doesn't subside. HOW can I be without INFORMATION? Without conversation - the typewritten kind, anyway? Without UPDATES? Weather? Pictures? News? Videos? DISTRACTIONS? But the pulling gets weaker. After a few days, I forgot to carry my phone with me a couple of times. The information and news that seemed so necessary last week, became more unnecessary, with each passing day. The immediate loses its charm. I started to forget. I began to relearn patience and observation, being present, and how to embrace boredom.
{being present}
I rediscovered the pleasure of reading a book: it doesn't update, doesn't change, refresh, or move forward. It stays right where I left it on the precise page I dog-eared yesterday when my children needed me. It was still there, unchanged, when I had time or desire to come back to it. Uncluttered with ads. Devoid of noise. Black text on white page. Tangible. Unmoving. There's something grounding in that. Grounding like the silence of the sunrise. Or the thinness of the air at twelve-thousand feet.
{Maine at 5:58am}
{Colorado at 12,310 feet}
Being away from the stream of constant interruption gave me opportunity to really THINK about the interruption we experience every day in our digitized lives. We're always being physically interrupted – a status check here, an email there, a text message here, a photo there. And, as such, we're in a state of continual mental intrusion that these updates often cause – often without our full consent. Think about this: When is the last time you were able to log into to your favorite social media website, read something, post a reply, and walk away without giving it another thought; undeterred by how your comment might be taken – by people you may not really even know. It happens even if you don't stop to participate in the conversation – the comments of others swirl around in your mind or you analyze the content of the story or you mull over the ensuing conversation. All about people you aren't actually interacting with, over things that often don't directly impact your life, all the while, an intrusion on your state of mind, your peacefulness, your presence with the people you ARE actually interacting with, and the nature within which you actually LIVE. This happens, I've found, without even being aware that it's happening. You just start feeling a little off, a little down, a little distracted – not sure why. Your responses to your spouse or children or friends might be a bit short, irritated, less patient. How CAN you be patient with the weight of the internet world on your shoulders along with all your physical time demands. Then you realize… oh. It's that blog/message board conversation/video I read/participated in/watched that has me concerned. And maybe then you can let it go. For a while. Be more present. At least until the next log in.
{relaxing, without mental distraction}
I didn't fully recognize this happened to me, too until… the internet, and the distraction that comes with it, wasn't there anymore. And I was left with a lot of… empty space and time in my mind. When you have space to think, without mindlessness to fill it in, you actually… start to think. And to FEEL. And to realize - perhaps most importantly - that the people I really most wanted to communicate with were right there - within touching distance of me. The things I wanted to experience were right beneath my feet. Neither of which required a computer or a phone at all.
And yes, I recognize the irony of my writing this - at my computer. With the intention of posting it on the internet. And then using social media to disseminate it.But that, of course, is because I recognize the benefits of the digital age in which we live. I understand and appreciate the value of the internet for a variety of purposes – Information: looking up the names of the constellations, the words to a poem, a vegan recipe, how to spell something correctly, the list of awesome, immediate access is endless. Support & Community: connecting with people who have similar areas of interest and experience - particularly important when your interests may lie outside of the norm. I can't enumerate how many times I've found great support for breastfeeding, babywearing, gentle parenting online… heck, it's one of the main reasons for my writing this blog: to share my experiences with other parents who may be looking for suggestions and support on how to parent from their heart, who may not have those resources and support in their physical lives. But while I understand all of the wonders of the internet, when weighed against the wonders of just BEING with your loved ones, I have to tip the scales in the direction of real touch and interaction: more time on the floor with my kids than in front of the computer; more nature exploration than website exploration. This realization may make me deficient in social media, but a nature and family connection deficiency is far more grave and long-lasting.
{studying a sunflower}
So my challenge, and one I present to you, is to aim towards taking a few more moments out of each day to look at the stars, watch the sunrise, look in your kids' eyes, and leave your computer off and your phone behind. On purpose. Live life without status updates. It will be worthwhile, I promise.
The world's favorite season is the spring.
All things seem possible in May.
~Edwin Way Teale
I've never done a monthly wrap-up post before, but because May was particularly awesome this time around, I've decided to give it a try. What blessings hath May brought?
I RAN ten miles (without stopping!) at the Broad Street run in Philadelphia - My longest running distance ever (so far!):
The kids completed their first season of Soccer; making me a… (wait for it…) Soccer Mom. Should I get that soccer ball sticker for my minivan yet?
Speaking of Mom, on Mother's Day weekend, I was treated to a box of brownies, breakfast, flowers, gifts, a drive-thru zoo where the giraffes come right. Up. To. Your. Car. (I love New Jersey), an amusement park, and dinner at my favorite vegetarian restaurant in Philly. Not bad if I do say so myself:
Many of my flowers started blooming. May is one of the most amazing months in the garden.
I traveled to a television studio in New York City and met two blogger friends and an attachment parenting guru:
Next up, my baby turned FIVE. Five I tell you. Unbelievable. My heart:
Later that week, we took the kids for their very first backpacking trip - 11 miles, three days, and two nights out in the backcountry of Virginia! It was amazing and awesome (and wet and exhausting) but so wonderfully bonding as a family. It was incredibly refreshing to get so close to the earth, and back to basics (No social media! No laptop! No cellphone service!):
And we concluded with a trip to Washington DC to visit the museums and Arlington National Cemetery on Memorial Day:
It's been a spectacular month. I can't wait to see what's up next - bring it on, June!!!


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The previous Labor Government under Julia Gillard's watch promised to modernise workplace awards for the benefit of employers and employees.
By replacing multiple state and federal awards, Ms Gillard assured us it would lessen the burden on business.
But talk to any small business owner today and they will tell you the reverse is the case.
Labor's new Fair Work laws have brought greater complexity, greater uncertainty, greater inflexibility and greater costs.
The regulations are so complex that most employers can't work them out.
In short, they've been a disaster for job security and job creation.
They have effectively strangled employers and killed any incentives to employ additional full-time staff.
There is now a growing number of skilled people who can't find full-time work because 40 per cent of new jobs are casual or contract.
And horror stories are emerging where small businesses are being forced into bankruptcy or are suffering severe financial strain because of vexatious and often spurious claims by "aggrieved" employees.
The new Fair Work laws have caused an explosion in litigation. In the law's first full year of operation, the number of formal cases lodged with Fair Work Australia leapt 110 per cent to more than 37,000 cases. Under the new laws, the onus of proof has been reversed – employers are GUILTY until proven INNOCENT.
The only winners are industrial lawyers, whose numbers are mushrooming daily.
The Australian Industry Group, set up to protect the interests of Australian industry, has identified some 120 areas where union power has increased under the Fair Work Act.
Chief executive Innes Willox has repeatedly warned Government that the bill fails to address issues of real concern to Australian business.
Mr Willox says the absence of any attempt at balance is glaring. Senator Eric Abetz, while opposition spokesman on industrial relations, was an outspoken critic of the legislation.
Now, as Minister for Employment in the Abbott Government we urge him to review this divisive legislation as a priority.
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I walked out of the hospital cheered and reassured in the first blush of my relationship with cancer statistics. If only I'd remembered my Mark Twain - or was it Disraeli? - on the subject of lies, damn lies and statistics.
After my first sister was diagnosed, I was referred to a breast cancer family history clinic. One of the first questions they asked was whether my background was Ashkenazy Jewish. The answer was yes, on both sides of the family, for as far back as anyone can remember. This means that I am descended from a population that, since its expulsion from Jerusalem in AD70 by the Romans, settled in relatively restricted geographical regions of central and eastern Europe and followed strict rules of endogamy - marriage within one's own kinship group.
In other words, by the time my mother gave birth to four daughters in the late 1950s and early 1960s, our family had been marrying into a very limited gene pool for something like two millennia. And among all the thousands of genes that were passed on to my sisters and me, there was a much higher than average chance that we had inherited one of the two known mutations common to those of Ashkenazy descent, known as BRCA-1 and BRCA-2 - defects thought to increase the chance of developing breast cancer to as much as 60 to 80 per cent over a lifetime.
Long before testing was offered for the BRCA-1 and BRCA-2 mutations, cancer was something we took for granted in our family. My mother's mother died of cancer in her early thirties. My father's mother died in her early fifties. In my teens, I became fond of a cousin of my mother's, a poet, who died in her late thirties. At university, I remember telling a friend that I had a premonition I would die of cancer. "Oh please," she said, rolling her eyes, "everyone has a premonition that they'll die of cancer. It's like thinking the plane you're on is going to crash when the chances are really one in a million." I stopped worrying.
And yet the possibility that my sisters and I might carry a rogue family gene never entirely faded. So when my youngest sister Debby was diagnosed with breast cancer at 37, there was the barely acknowledged whiff of destiny fulfilled, along with sadness and shock.
The cancer appeared to be contained, and her surgeon sent her away with "a 95 per cent chance of full recovery", so we all held our breath and tried to believe she'd be fine. My other two sisters and I listed the examples of people we knew who had had breast cancer 10, 20, 30 years ago and gone on to live long, healthy lives.
Debby decided against a particularly unpleasant cocktail of chemotherapy because she didn't want her hair to fall out, and given her excellent prognosis, the oncologist didn't insist.
Where cancer is concerned, there is no shortage of available statistics. One in three people will develop cancer over a lifetime. One in four will die of cancer. One in 13 women will develop breast cancer. "I have cancer for all of you," Debby told us - and on some level, the three of us felt a measure of (guilty) relief. The statistics offered protection. Debby was the one in 13, the one in three. The rest of us were safe.
Two years later, we learnt that her cancer had returned. Soon afterwards, my middle sister, Liz, was diagnosed with breast cancer as well. Both Ann, the (cancer-free) eldest, and Liz went for genetic testing. And much to everyone's surprise, both tests came back negative for both the BRCA-1 and BRCA-2 mutations. My mother, sick with unhappiness and guilt, wondered if something about the room Liz and Debby had shared as children could be responsible: could they have been exposed to radon gas? A freak electrical field?
Ann and I rushed to doctors on either side of the Atlantic. Ann's doctor in Boston immediately prescribed two years of Tamoxifen, an oestrogen-suppressing drug that was just beginning to be prescribed for women with a high risk of developing breast cancer. The consultant I saw in London felt that such a radical step was unnecessary (the drug induces menopause and can have unpleasant side-effects).
"Do you look like your younger sisters?" he asked me, and when I answered no, he said it was a good sign. I clung to good signs. Liz and Debby looked alike, had similar lean, athletic builds while Ann and I were stockier with wider faces and bigger bones. So perhaps the bad gene (was it a gene?) would only be found in the younger two sisters. Once again, I went home feeling reassured.
Debby died in December 2001, within two years of her recurrence. She never admitted to any of us that she might die, perhaps never thought she would. The fact that she left no tokens or letters for the young sons she adored strikes me as proof of the power of denial.
A year later, faced with conclusive evidence that life is short, I wrote my first novel. When How I Live Now sold at auction in the US and the UK, I quit my job in advertising to write full time. I bought boxes of pens and copy paper, a new computer, a printer and a car, and asked my financial adviser to sort out some disability and life insurance. He came back with plans carrying cancer-related death and illness exclusions yet still requiring astronomical monthly payments based on my family history.
"Don't they realise my chances of developing cancer are decreasing with every passing day?" I demanded, insisting that I didn't need to be insured for cancer anyway, as I was quite sure I wasn't going to get it. After all, I'd lived in England for 15 years and drunk God knows how many cups of anti-oxidant-filled tea. I was a different body type from my sisters. I was 46, and they had both been diagnosed in their thirties.
The same week my first novel came out, I discovered that I too had breast cancer. I was admitted with amazing speed to the Royal Marsden, and thus began a year of gruelling treatment - three operations, six months of chemotherapy, six weeks of daily radiotherapy and numerable hospital admissions - mitigated, blessedly, by the extraordinary competence and kindness of the hospital staff, and enough good news on the book front to keep my spirits buoyant. I am now considered in remission, and will get the all-clear in 10 years if there is no sign of recurrence.
Last spring, towards the end of my treatment, I was referred to a geneticist at the Marsden who explained that despite my sister's negative test results, our family history appeared to be entirely consistent with the existence of a BRCA-2 mutation.
"But if we're a typical BRCA-2 family," I asked, "why did the tests come back negative?" She explained that there may be 20 mutations on a single gene that can increase the risk of developing cancer, and that genetic testing is a relatively young and inexact science. In addition, there may be thousands of mutations along other, as yet undiscovered, genes. She told me, for instance, that a BRCA-3 mutation is known to exist, but that no one yet knows where to find it.
So my genome is currently being examined the long way, by a combination of computer and human technicians, in a process that can take six to eight months. Three sisters out of four with cancer offers a useful prospect for genetic research, however, and the results may add to the growing body of knowledge about breast cancer.
Sixteen years ago, when I met my husband, he joked that his attraction to me was partly based on his biological need to marry outside the English gene pool. "We're an island race," he said, "subject to centuries of inbreeding. It's why our ears stick out." According to him, his dull island genes were crying out for variety, perhaps a bit of Russian peasant to liven things up.
Today, I look at our eight-year-old daughter and remember his joke, thinking with relief that she carries only half the Ashkenazy genes, with only half the chance of inheriting the mutated gene that appears to have been passed on to my sisters and me from both our parents. The positive effects of our robust genetic mix are already in evidence: only one of her ears sticks out.
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A massive shout of thanks to Kim Nash of #Bookouture for giving me the opportunity to be on this #blogtour for Robert Bryndza's #LastBreath and huge thanks to my #Twinnie Noelle over at #Crimebookjunkie for suggesting me! It certainly was no hardship at all to agree to take part - I've devoured each of Robert's books in … Continue reading #BlogTour: Robert Bryndza- Last Breath
I first met Lucy Cameron almost two years ago at Bloody Scotland and she was telling me all about the book she was having published so you can imagine my delight and pleasure to be a part of the blog tour for her debut novel, The Night is Watching, and to be closing this #badboy … Continue reading #BlogTour: The Night is Watching: Lucy Cameron
OMG, how excited am I to be taking part in this roll out of the #CoverReveal for Graham Smith's new book #WatchingtheBodies published by #BloodhoundBooks this month! Not only is this a new book but it is also the first in a brand new series for Graham and he is going to #unleashtheboulder - hell … Continue reading #CoverReveal #WatchingTheBodies – Graham Smith
Well, it is Easter folks and the sun is out! What better way to celebrate than a wee giveaway! Don't get too excited about the blog title - I'm not packaging up Mr Mullen and posting him out to you (somehow I think Mrs Mullen might get a wee bit upset by this!) BUT … Continue reading Easter #Giveaway! Owen Mullen 🙂


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2000 Ford F-250 Super Duty Questions
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Where is the horn relay located and how is it replaced?
When I take off from a stop light there is a ton of steam coming from underneath the truck and it's not coming out of the exhaust at all and there is no water in the oil and it is not overheating but it is skipping just a little. Sitting inside the cab you can smell that radiator smell real bad.
my engine turn over but wont start
it wont start (wont turn over) turn the key several times off on off on and it will finally start, or let it sit for a hr or so and it will start. i have tested what i thought was all the re-lays, starter,p/n safety switch, fuel pump pressure and relay, no engine codes, then i found out that their is another starter relay by the battery's negative post. can anyone confirm this
grinding noise tords the back. the long thing ?driveshaft or line? that comes out the back of trans looks like it is screwed the black plastic boot is almost all gone in front of that is another joint looking thing that has some sm metal broke from it. I need help how to fix what is wrong went wrong how to fix how much to fix or should I just trade it in. please just how screwed am I? an yes I am a female I don't know what everything is called realy need any helpful info!!!!!!!!!!!
I have been having trouble with my battery staying charged. I cant get the truck to run now. I changed out a glow plug that was discolored where the wire attaches. This didnt solve the problem. When I turn on the key the voltage light goes all the way down to nothing. My glow plug light isnt coming on either. I pulled my fifth wheel to the lake came home and it just started acting up like this
Steering locks and don't want to turn and wobbles and shakes down the road to where u have to pull over steering wheel gets really tight and have to use both hands to turn it .. When u straighten up wheel goes back and forth really rapid and can't hold on at that point almost took out a telephone pole and guide rail checked all steering linkage.. Jacked up the wheels and checked up and down side to side no play there this happens everyday for two weeks and with in ten minutes of driving short distances to and from work
Ac will blow cold air for a long time then it blows warm to hot air. I either have to accelerate or roll windows down to get it to go to cold again. I have one alternator, its a diesel 7.3. thank you kindly
My truck was pulling a trailer 600 miles and begain to buck jump when coasting down for redlights to the point you could not remain in seat without seatbelt.
All trailer brakes were disconnected still same problem. After removing trailor the engine died and would not start as long as engine warm. After engine cooled, it would start but ran horrible until it warmed then it would shut down. Engine oil fine and oil pressure fine.
problem just accured, not using it til Iget it fixed. replaced the ignition switch, no difference cant see any wires broke or rubbed, hoping for some insight
Was told to check inline filter and don' find one
I do not believe its a bad alignment issue because the truck pulls to either direction while my hand is fixed on the wheel. Recently it was so bad that my steering wheel was rocking back and forth causing the vehicle to shake in a manner that was unfit to drive. This problem seems to come and go and is not consistent throughout the whole drive. It is more apparent at the start of the day and after it sits for sometime. I believe it could be a loose/warn tie rod end maybe even an end-link or a worn/bad ball joint. Not sure how to diagnose any help or insight would be awesome.