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There But for the Grace of God Goes Christie
In the beginning, Gov. Chris Christie's Catholicism was a personal affair.
When he was famously asked in 2011 why he sends his four kids to Catholic school instead of the public schools he oversees, Christie said this: "Ya know what? First off, Gayle, that's none of your business ... I don't ask where you send your kids to school, don't ask where I send mine."
And when he was asked if he believed in evolution, Christie responded similarly. "That's none of your business," he said. "That's my personal view. None of your business."
But what was once personal has become political of late. Presidential candidates are expected to talk about faith, and that's exactly what Christie has begun to do. He has figured out how to speak about God in ways that can appeal to both religious conservatives and urban minorities – two key groups who could help decide the 2016 presidential race.
This fall, the governor only made a handful of public appearances in New Jersey, but several of those were centered on his top issue these days — drug treatment initiatives. And when he speaks about this issue, he envelops it in spiritual language.
"Here but for the grace of God go I," he often says. "And that's how I look at people with addiction. There but for the grace of God go I."
A few weeks later at a visit to a drug treatment program for women in Trenton, Christie said: "Every life, every life, is an individual gift from God, and no one is beyond redemption."
Days after that, speaking to the New Jersey chapter of the NAACP, Christie went further: "I don't think second chances are the domain of just Democrats and Republicans. Because from my perspective, we have sinners and wrongdoers plenty in both parties. All of them want a second chance."
A second chance is an apt message for this governor, who has spent the year answering questions about the Bridgegate scandal. And his new focus has a likelihood of registering with socially conservative Republicans in the presidential primaries. To those audiences he talks about being pro-life throughout life -- from the womb all the way to adulthood, when drug offenders should be given a second chance.
South Carolina's Religious Conservatives
I asked Republicans in South Carolina, a religious state with a crucial early role in the primaries, what they expected from Christie when it comes to God. They said he doesn't need to preach from the lectern. Instead, Cindy Costa, a South Carolina Republican national committeewoman, said they just want him to be comfortable using spiritual language.
"I think he should embrace that part of his life because people like to hear about that, and it gives comfort to people to hear that he lives a life greater than himself," she said.
South Carolina Republicans say they want a Christian in the Oval Office, but it doesn't matter what church that person attends. America has changed since the election of its first (and only) Catholic president more than a half-century ago.
Like President John F. Kennedy, Christie does not use his Catholicism to justify policy decisions. He became pro-life, he says, after seeing a sonogram of his daughter's heart beating in utero -- not because his priest told him to be. And he has rejected Planned Parenthood funding every year for fiscal reasons, he says, not religion ones.
Kennedy is a role model for Christie. Christie's Catholic grandmother in Newark first exposed him to the president's words. As a kid Christie slept over her house on the weekends, and would join her at church, which she attended every single day.
Lately Christie has been telling a story about how he prayed before taking a test -- but got a C nonetheless.
"I'm not going to pray anymore," Christie told his grandmother.
"What are you talking about?" his grandmother asked.
"Well I prayed and God didn't answer my prayers," he said.
"No Chris, you're wrong. God always answers your prayers. But sometimes the answer is no."
Christie's Home Parish
Catholicism remained a steady presence in Christie's life as he grew up. He married Mary Pat Foster, who was raised in a large Catholic family outside of Philadelphia. The Christies say grace before family dinners. And for years, Mary Pat taught Sunday religious classes at their church, St. Joseph's in Mendham.
Mass takes place in a well air-conditioned sanctuary under a wooden pitched roof, with a virtually all-white crowd that quietly arrives casually dressed in jeans. The music from the choir is slow, beautiful and simple, and on this day the homily is parabolic — dealing with laborers who are given the same amount of money regardless of how many hours they work. Afterward, the priest asked parishioners to take home empty pans to fill with food for a needy sister church in Paterson.
Sandy and Jim Bradley, long-time parishioners, said caring for the poor is part of the ethos of the church. They described the Christies as active parishioners, but that's changed a bit since the Sunday after Christie's election in 2009, when the governor-elect first showed up with state troopers who themselves took communion.
"You don't see him as much on Sunday because he's away on the weekends a lot," Jim Bradley said.
Praying In Newark
I don't find Christie here on this particular Sunday. Instead, he is a half-hour and a full world away in Newark, at New Hope Baptist Church. Here, the faithful dance in the aisles and run up to fan choir singers as sweat rolls down their faces. Drum beats and clapping hands send vibrations throughout the pews. And despite the warmth of the room everyone is dressed up, with ushers wearing white gloves.
Just three men in the pews at New Hope today are white: It's me, an enthusiastic ex-gang member sitting next to me -- and the governor of New Jersey. He's nodding his head to the beat. His hands are in the air, palms facing the pastor. And at one point, he hugs the mother of Whitney Houston, who once sang here on Sunday mornings. Christie spends about three hours at New Hope; he's on his own, except for his security detail. The visit was not listed on his public schedule.
"He said he just wanted to be here with us," Pastor Joe Carter says from the pulpit, introducing Christie.
Christie listens as Carter praises a real world God, a God who can provide redemption to the ex-offenders and hard-luck inner city residents before him.
Days after bobbing his head to words about God's forgiveness at New Hope's Sunday services, Christie returns to the same church for a conference on drug addiction and makes a speech using similar words of redemption.
But Christie doesn't only find religion within the confines of church, Baptist or Catholic. He worships at the church of Bruce Springsteen, too.
In 2011, a report in The New York Post accused Christie of falling asleep at a Springsteen concert. At the time, I asked him about that. He said that's not what happened at all.
"What happened was during 'Rocky Ground,' which is kind of a really spiritual song, people sat," Christie said. "So I sat on my seat, and I put my head back and closed my eyes and listened to the song."
The song has exactly the kind of redemptive message that Christie is now so publicly evoking. It speaks not only to those struggling with addiction to drugs, but to a man facing rocky ground ahead: Trying to become president of the United States.


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Top 5 Conference Call Solutions For Your Business Conferencing
Google "conference call solutions" and you"ll get in the neighborhood of 63 million hits. There certainly aren't that many products for getting multiple people on a call out there, but when you"re trying to choose one to use while you"re out of the office, it can feel like there"s a bewildering number of options.
So how do you find the right tool for you? You can consult a host of bloggers, tech sites to start your search, but to get the real nitty gritty on how common solutions perform on the ground we went right to the source, emailing a handful of CEOs and founders with remote teams to ask them what they've tried, what they use regularly, and what they see as the pros and cons of the various conference call solutions. Here"s what they said:
Well-known, free (or cheap) and easy to use, Skype is the first port of call for nearly everyone we talked to. "We use Skype for ad hoc calls, including video conference calls," reports Mat Atkinson, CEO of proofing tool start-up ProofHQ whose team is spread around the world, in a typical response. Why is Skype the go-to choice for Atkinson"s company? "The immediacy is very powerful and it is very easy to bridge calls between Skype users and people on landlines or mobiles. Also, the ability to combine IM with voice works well," he explains.
But just because Skype is ubiquitous doesn't mean everyone is 100% satisfied with it. "Skype can become a bit unstable if there are more then three or four people on the call and we are using video," complains Atkinson. Shane Pearlman of dispersed digital agency Modern Tribe agrees, noting that while Skype is easy to use, it "has some real issues with video and bandwidth."
Google Hangouts
When Skype isn't working out, Pearlman also sometimes uses Google Hangouts to connect with his team. Like Skype, the advantages with Hangouts are the ease of use and multi-person video, but also like Skype there are frustrating hiccups to contend with. Pearlman notes it"s, "more annoying to initiate as there is no great client." Paul Miller, founder of the entirely remote Digital Workplace Forum, agrees about the drawbacks of Hangouts. "We used Google Hangouts for the video which is very neat, but we've have found the call quality fragile so we have now ditched it," he told WorkSnug, though Miller remains optimistic – he "suspects it will improve over online roulette time."
Balancing out these negatives, Hangouts "handles low bandwidth situations better" and "allows broadcast when the max attendee number (11, I think) is reached," according to Pearlman.
Screen sharing tool Join.me was also frequently mentioned. Sara Sutton Fell, founder of virtual jobs site FlexJobs, which also runs with an entirely virtual team, says that after much experimentation it"s her company"s preferred choice. "We have evaluated ten or so different conference call solutions, actually implemented and tried three of them over the years (FreeConferenceCall, GoToMeeting, and Join.me)," she writes. "To be honest, all have had technical problems to some degree. However we"ve been the most satisfied with Join.me. Although the client support leaves room for improvement, the costs are more reasonable and offers 250 people to join the call (compared to 15 or 25 with GoToMeeting, for a far higher price)." Pearlman agree Join.me is "best for screen share audio."
Sutton Fell may have tried and discarded GoToMeeting, but the service still has plenty of users, among them Atkinson, who turns to the product for calls to more folks than Skype can handle. "We use GoToMeeting for more formal calls with higher volumes of participants," he says, though he"s far from 100% satisfied with the service: "GoToMeeting dialing numbers can sometimes be unreliable and it is quite frustrating when a customer can"t connect."
The DWF"s Miller was an outlier in offering a fifth option. Though his team, like nearly everyone else, uses Skype for informal and one-on-one chats, "we use InterCall conferencing for voice calls," he says.
And the Dark horse contender…
Though none of the bosses mentioned it as a current favorite in the conference call service stakes, sleek new virtual meeting offering Meetings.io may be worth watching. Free and dead simple to use, the Y Combinator backed start-up has been getting great reviews and managed to rack up more than 100,000 users in a matter of a few months. It also received a Twitter shout-out from Spotify"s hacker advocate earlier this year, who, after trying it out, wrote: "Forget Skype and Google hangouts."

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Another one bites the bullet" Andre West stated as the Fashion Show ended and the eye candy descended on the streets of Las Olas Blvd.
This was our fifth year with the Wine and Food Festivities and to tell you the truth our talent is like wine the older we get the better it produce.
Among some of the designs were The Dear Sweet Cupcake Dress designed by Christian Tinson and the Marshmallow Fondue dress Designed by Lorena Pires that placed first place. The garments all were crafted to resemble a food or to have some type of food included in the garments. The show was a success. We look forward to next year's showing.
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Investing for Dummies
Tony Levene
For Dummies
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Build an investment portfolio and watch your returns multiply
Investing can be one of the quickest ways to make money, but if you think investing is only for the super-rich, think again. Whether you want to invest in shares, property, bonds or other assets, this friendly guide enables you to make sound and sensible investment choices, whatever your budget.
So if you're looking to get a first foot on the ladder or want to add to a brimming portfolio, this updated edition provides you with the expert advice you need to make successful investments.
Get started – take your first steps on the money trail with some investment basics
Build your portfolio – follow expert advice on investment options
Invest wisely – find out how to minimise the risk of investment gambles
Look ahead – examine the markets to decide which investment will net you a fortune in the year ahead
Broaden your horizons – start looking further afield and get the lowdown on more exotic investments
Open the book and find:
How to square off risks with returns
A step-by-step breakdown on how the stock market works
Techniques for examining investment-linked insurance plans
Advice on choosing an independent financial advisor
Why investing in your pension is so important
A guide to banking on bonds
Guidance on coping with the fall-out of the financial crisis
Ways to analyse stock-market-quoted companies
Introduction 1
Part I: Investment Basics 7
Chapter 1: First Steps on the Money Trail 9
Chapter 2: Checking Your Personal Life Before You Invest 25
Chapter 3: Recognising What Makes an Investor Tick 35
Chapter 4: Squaring Risks with Returns 45
Chapter 5: Being Aware of Small Print – and of Print that Isn't There 59
Part II: Shares and Bonds 71
Chapter 6: Comprehending How Stock Markets Work 73
Chapter 7: Taking the Catwalk Route to Investment Success 91
Chapter 8: Investing in Markets 105
Chapter 9: Analysing Stock-Market-Quoted Companies 121
Chapter 10: Banking on Bonds 141
Chapter 11: Building Your Information Bank 157
Chapter 12: Choosing a Stockbroker or Financial Adviser 171
Part III: Collective Investments 185
Chapter 13: Getting Into Unit Trusts 187
Chapter 14: Looking at Fund Management 203
Chapter 15: Pooling Funds via Investment Trusts 219
Chapter 16: Taking Control of Your Pension 229
Chapter 17: Hedging Your Fund Bets 243
Chapter 18: Investing at Random and with the Intellectuals 253
Part IV: Property and Alternatives 263
Chapter 19: Investing in Bricks and Mortar 265
Chapter 20: Delving into Exotic Investments 281
Part V: The Part of Tens 295
Chapter 21: Ten Tips for Finding a Good Adviser 297
Chapter 22: Ten Helpful Hints for You 305
Index 309
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Maps of South America — Republic of Peru
Peru or the Republic of Peru is a well-known country in the western part of South America. This place is bordered by other countries, such as Colombia and Ecuador in the north, Brazil in the east, Bolivia in the southeast and also the Pacific Ocean in the west, having Chile to the south from it. Peru is a very biodiverse country, which means it has a huge variety of life, having its habitats ranging from the arid plains of the Pacific coastal region to the peaks of the mountains, which are Andes mountains.
The territory of Peru is quite large, having its capital city called Lima. This country is a democratic republic, divided into twenty-five regions, which are Cuzco, Amazonas, Callao, Ancash, Ica, Apurimac, Junin, Arequipa, Pasco, Ayacucho, Puno, Cajamarca, Ucayali, Huancavelica, Tacna, Huanuco, Tumbes, La Libertad, Piura, Lambayeque, San Martin, Lima Region, Moquegua, Loreto and Madre de Dios. Each of the regions has an elected government, which is composed of a president as well as the council, serving the four-year terms. The governments plan the regional development, promote economic activities and manage public economic development. The province of Lima is administered by a city council.
Peru is a developing country: its so-called "Human development Index" score as well as a poverty level is about 25,8%. The main economic activities in Peru are manufacturing, fishing, mining and agriculture. The population of Peru is over 31 million and it includes Europeans, Amerindians, Asians as well as Africans. The main language of Peru is Spanish, which is also the main language in the other countries of South America, as well as, obviously, Spain. Although some of the local people speak "Quechua", which is one of the local native languages. The name of this country comes from "Biru", known to be the name of a local ruler, living near Panama.
There are a few metropolitan areas defined for Peru, the largest of which is the "Lima Metropolitan Area". This Lima Metropolitan Area is on the 7th place among other large metropolises in the Americas.
The area of Peru is 1285216 square kilometres or 496225 square miles in the western part of South America. Its Andean Mountains run parallel to the Pacific Ocean, defining the three regions, traditionally used for describing the country in terms of its geographical location. The coast in its western part is narrow, except for the valleys, which were created by the seasonal rivers. The highlands consist the region of the mountains — the Andes, including the Altiplano plateau as well as the highest peak of the country.
The mentioned highest peak of Peru is 6768 metres above the sea level, which is 22205 feet, and it is of the mountain called "Huascaran", located in one of the Peruvian provinces of Yungay in the Anchas region. It is situated in the Cordillera Blanca range of the western mountains — Andes. The highest summit to the south is Huascarán, which is the highest point in Peru, as it was mentioned above. This mountain is also on the fourth place among other high mountains in the Western Hemisphere as well as South America, followed by Monte Pissis, Aconcagua and Ojos del Salado. This mentioned mountain was named after an emperor from the 16th century.
The third region of Peru is the "selva", which means "jungle". It is basically a wide expanse of flat terrain covered by the rainforest of Amazon, extending to the east. Almost 60% of the country's area is located within this region, so it is the largest one in the whole Peru. Most of the Peruvian rivers originate in the peaks of the Andes. They, after, drain into one of three basins, which are the areas of land, where the precipitation collects and drains off into a common outlet. Those rivers that drain towards the Pacific Ocean are short and quite steep, flowing intermittently. The tributaries of the River of Amazon have a much larger flow. They are also longer and less steep where they exit the "sierra". All rivers, draining into the Lake Titicaca are known to be short, but at the same time they have a large flow.
The longest rivers of Peru are the Maranon, the Ucayali, the Yavari, the Pulumayo, the Urubamba, the Amazon, the Huallaga and the Mantaro. The largest lake is Lake Titicaca, which is perfectly well known to be between Bolivia and Peru in the Andes. This river is also the largest in the whole South America. Talking about the water resources, the largest reservoirs are all in the coastal region of Peru. They are the Tinajones, the Poechos, the San Lorenzo as well as El Fraile one.
Creating your map of South America and the countries there one by one may be a challenge and once you start with drawing the map of Peru, then the "Continent Maps" solution from "Maps area" of ConceptDraw Solution Park from this site can be the one you might need while working in ConceptDraw Pro software. Having this solution means having all needed for creating the great looking, as well as smart and professionally looking maps of different countries, such as Peru, including any other, which can be found in the world.
This solution provides all of the ConceptDraw DIAGRAM users with the stencil library called "Peru", which can be used while creating your own map of this wonderful country. The previously made up and well-designed vector shapes, which are included in this solution, will be very useful in creating the needed maps using the ConceptDraw DIAGRAM software. This "Continent Maps" includes, apart from the library, mentioned before, also the pre-made examples of maps of the different countries, including the ones of Peru, so you can use these templates as your own drafts for making the maps you want, editing the existing in order to get any result you want to see.
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Geo Map — South America — Republic of Peru
Area 496,225 sq mi (1,285,216 km2).
Pic. 2. Peru Map
Geo Map — South America — Peru Contour
Peru divided into 25 regions.
80 cities in Peru.
Pic. 3. Peru Contour
Geo Map — South America
South America includes 27 states.
Pic. 4. South America Map
Geo Map — South America Contour
A contour map is a map illustrated with contour lines.
Pic. 5. South America Contour
Geo Map — contours of South America countries
Use the map contours library "South America" to design thematic maps of South American countries using the ConceptDraw DIAGRAM diagramming and vector drawing software.
The vector stencils library "South America" contains 29 map contours: South America political map, Central America political map, state map contours of South American countries.
Pic. 6. Contours of South America Countries
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Geo Map - South America ContinentSouth America includes 12 sovereign states. ConceptDraw DIAGRAM v12 is idea to draw the geological maps of South America continent from the pre-designed vector geo map shapes. Use Continent Maps solution from the Maps area of ConceptDraw Solution Park to draw thematic maps, geospatial infographics and vector illustrations for your business documents, presentations and websites.
Geo Map - South America - ParaguayParaguay, officially the Republic of Paraguay, is a landlocked country in South America, bordered by Argentina to the south and southwest, Brazil to the east and northeast, and Bolivia to the northwest. The vector stencils library Paraguay contains contours for ConceptDraw DIAGRAM v12 diagramming and vector drawing software. This library is contained in the Continent Maps solution from Maps area of ConceptDraw Solution Park.
Geo Map - South America - MexicoMexico, officially the United Mexican States, is a federal republic in North America. The vector stencils library Mexico contains contours for ConceptDraw DIAGRAM v12 diagramming and vector drawing software. This library is contained in the Continent Maps solution from Maps area of ConceptDraw Solution Park.
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There was "such a funny man…" who lived on the island "…with such a very small little head and big mustache, who ran out at the children and roared." A likeness of him was sketched while he was "continually engaged, monkey-fashion, rubbing his cheek with his hands and arms." Despite his "very inoffensive patronage," and an "evanescent grin," Johnny was a source of terror for some of the staff. He was feared because of the way he looked. One of the staff described it as; "When I first came here I was afeared for my life of him. I wouldn't stay in the room alone with him for worlds. He seemed something so supernatural."
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David Kastrup <address@hidden> writes: > Bertrand Bordage <address@hidden> writes: > >> 2011/8/17 David Kastrup <address@hidden> >> >> Bertrand Bordage <address@hidden> writes: >> >> >> > This would be great if Han-Wen decides to keep it like that. >> > Otherwise there is really a lot of work, with many shortcuts to >> > define. >> > to_boolean (scm_is_pair (x)) >> >> >> That one would be wrong since scm_is_pair already returns a C >> boolean. >> >> >> I was thinking about scm_pair_p ()... >> This is typically the kind of mistakes that should be solved. >> Shame on me, I won't do it again. >> >> Where did you find SCM_CONSP ? >> I don't see it in guile's reference. Maybe something to add to the CG >> ? > > Guile reference manual for Guile 1.8, "Pair data". It is even indexed. > What version of the Guile manual are you using? To quote: > > Guile implements pairs by mapping the CAR and CDR of a pair directly > into the two words of the cell. > > -- Macro: int SCM_CONSP (SCM X) > Return non-zero iff X is a Scheme pair object. > > -- Macro: int SCM_NCONSP (SCM X) > The complement of SCM_CONSP. However, I found that as a reasonably dependable heuristic, "functions" scm_is_* are implemented as macros after all. That is probably why we have scm_is_eq, but not scm_is_equal which needs to be done by something like scm_is_true (scm_equal_p (...)) instead. Or by ly_is_equal (which we have). So here I would just use scm_is_pair and !scm_is_pair. -- David Kastrup
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I found two news stories today to be interesting. Let's compare the headline and first paragraph from each. The first one comes from The New York Times:
G.D.P. Grows at Tepid 1.9% Pace Despite Stimulus
The American economy expanded at a weaker-than-expected 1.9 percent annual rate between April and June, the Commerce Department announced Thursday, while numbers for the last three months of 2007 were revised downward to show a contraction the first dip since the recession of 2001.
The second story reporting the same news comes from MSNBC:
Economic growth picked up in second quarter
Tax rebates energized consumers; contraction recorded at end of 07
WASHINGTON – Economic growth picked up in the second quarter as tax rebates energized consumers. The rebound followed a treacherous patch where the economy jolted into reverse at the end of 2007.
Did you notice the difference? The New York Times article is gloom and despair, with a shiv to President Bush's stimulus package right in the article's title. And as an added bonus, reports that the fourth quarter of 2007 showed negative growth for the first time since *ominous noise* 2001. The MSNBC article also identifies the negative growth in Q4 2007, but is upbeat about the second quarter report of 2008.
If you continue to read, you'll find out in the second paragraph of the MSNBC article that the Q2 growth was double the Q1 growth. That's a good thing, right? The New York Times article doesn't bring up the Q1 growth of 0.9% until the seventh paragraph. Oh, and The New York Times article says it was published August 1st, 2008 — proof positive that they have a time machine.
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31 March 2010
Little Grey Cloud
Posted by Jenny at 10:57 PM 4 comments
Labels: Jacky, jacky scrapple
Blueberry Muff's
When we spent that grueling day constructing Fancy Acre Farm in the back yard, I knew I had to feed my workers right. So I made muffins like a lady. I had a giant tub of Nancy's whole-milk honey yogurt in the fridge that I wanted to use up, and so in it went. They were moist on the inside and had a nice brown sugar crust on top. I might not be much of a muffin person (too healthy) but I found these to be very good, especially when served with butter.
- Blueberry Muffins made with Yogurt
- 3 cups of a-p flour
- 1 T baking powder
- 1/2 t baking soda
- 1/2 t salt
- 10 T unsalted butter (1 1/4 stick), softened
- 1 cup sugar
- 2 large eggs
- 1 1/2 cup plain whole milk yogurt
- 1 t grated orange peel
- 1 1/2 cups blueberries
- brown sugar to sprinkle on top
- Preheat oven to 375 degrees. In a bowl, mix flour, baking soda, baking powder and salt. In a standing mixer, cream butter and sugar together, then add eggs one at a time. Slowly add some dry mix, then some yogurt, then some dry mix, until both are thoroughly encorporated- do not over mix. Gently fold in blueberries and orange zest. After greasing them with butter, fill muffin tins about half way with batter. Sprinkle brown sugar and a little sea salt on top and bake for 20 minutes or until a toothpick comes out clean.
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Labels: blueberry muffins, breakfast, cookie recipe, muffins
29 March 2010
I think I'm In Love
Guess which one I bought? No it's not the fox, though that is how I first found Stephanie Tillman, the genius behind this work. Its spaghetti face!!! Yes!! Check out her Etsy shop if you're nasty.
Posted by Jenny at 11:12 PM 0 comments
Labels: etsy
Easter Chocolates
I don't know what my grandma is trying to do to me, but I like it. From here on out, I want any gift I am lucky enough to receive to have a note in it that says it is made with heavy cream and needs to be eaten within two weeks. No problem.
Posted by Jenny at 11:12 AM 1 comments
Cooking for People without Teeth
Having my wisdom teeth out really sucked. It hurt, it made me grumpy, but worst of all it dramatically limited my options food-wise. At first I could only have ice cream and creamy soup which might sound like the best time ever, but actually it got old really quickly. Yogurt, smoothies and kefir, which are all the same thing, came next. By friday I was feeling ready to upgrade something excitingly mushy. I consulted the Chez Panisse "Vegetables" cookbook and found a recipe for Panade. Call me sheltered, but I had never heard of such a thing. I read the recipe and couldn't imagine what it was getting at so I asked my friend Holly for a description. Her eyes rolled back and she sighed, "It's like brothy bread pudding with a cheese crust! Every time you pull a spoonful out, cheese stretches with it... There are silky bites, and crunchy bites... and so much cheese." Now that I had such a clear visual of what this dish was I knew I could make it, and also eat it.
It was a huge success. It tasted like something I would make even if I had a fully functioning jaw. And that is a big compliment, Alice Waters.
Onion Panade
adapted from "Chez Panisse Vegetables" by Alice Waters
6 sweet onions
2 cloves of garlic
1/4 cup extra virgin olive oil
1 cup madeira
1 1/2 quarts beef stock
3 springs of thyme
salt and pepper to taste
12 slices stale or toasted country bread
1 cup grated parmigiano reggiano
1 cup grated gruyere
I used a large dutch oven for this recipe. Preheat the oven to 375 degrees. Slice onions into rainbows and caramelize with olive oil. Scrape the bottom of the pan frequently, and when the onions have taken on plenty of color deglaze the pan with 1 cup of madeira. Separate remove the onions from the pan and set half aside in a bowl, and in another pan add the other half to the beef stock and let simmer. Break the bread slices into pieces and make one layer in the bottom of the dutch oven. Then layer on some of the reserved onions, then the parmesan, then one of the sprigs of thyme. Repeat this layering 3 times, and then ladle the beef and onion broth over the whole thing. The broth should come up an inch from the top of the last layer. Sprinkle the top with gruyere. Cover the pan and bake for 45 minutes, then remove the top and bake for another 45 until the cheese is toasty brown.
24 March 2010
I'm Pleased to Announce
Fancy Acre, My new farm blog. You see, this way I will be able to keep STAFF MEAL full of food and delights and leave those horrible chicks and piles of filthy dirt out of it. Also, Fancy Acre has several contributors so each post will be full of tricks and surprises. And, as always, thank you for reading.
Posted by Jenny at 4:43 PM 1 comments
Labels: blogs, fancy acre, loretta
Spring Chicken
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23 March 2010
Perfect Potatoes
In case you didn't know, I love potatoes. I have just had my wisdom teeth out this weekend which has been horrible aside from the fact that Kevin made me a big batch of whipped mashed potatoes, so full of sour cream and butter that they are practically a soup. That's the upside.
Last week, before the tooth pain, I was able to eat potatoes however I liked. I bought a little bag of charlie boys in order to make my most favorite home fries, and look what I found inside. A heart shaped charlie boy to commemorate my passion for potatoes! Obviously, I didn't cook that one, I carried it around with me and cooed to it.
Home fries are easy to make and don't really call for a recipe, but here is mine in case you want some inspiration. Something that I think is important about home fries is that there are plenty of onions. This recipe is an approximation of ingredients- I never measure home fries.
Charlie Boy Home Fries
One bag of charlie boys (the tiniest of potatoes)
1 large sweet onion
a big glug of olive oil
1/3 stick of butter
1 teaspoon ground new mexico chile
salt and pepper to taste
1 spring onion for garnish
Cut large and medium charlie boys in half- only the tiniest tinies can remain whole. Boil for ten or so minutes, until they are cooked but still quite firm. Meanwhile, heat up cast iron skillet with olive oil and butter. Transfer potatoes (not the water!) into pan. Let them sit for a bit- you want crisp, brown, fried sides. Toss around until nice and brown, then add chopped onions. I like my onions chopped large, but you can do it however you see fit. When the onions have softened and browned a bit, sprinkle the whole pan with chile, salt and pepper. I like lots of salt. Dice a spring onion and sprinkle on each serving. I ate this with two sauces- tatziki which I loved, and catsup, which I am addicted to.
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Labels: charlie boys, home fries, mashed potatoes, potatoes, recipe
18 March 2010
Spring Gnocchi
Before we ripped out the old raised beds to put in the new ones, I had to harvest our winter crop of onions and leeks. They were so tiny and perfect! We had some pre-made gnocchi (the horror!) in our refrigerator, so for a lovely lunch I chopped up the leeks and baby onions and sauteed them with gnocchi in brown butter. I sprinkled some fresh basil on top with pecorino, and lunch was born. I was surprised with how good the store bought gnocchi was and will not be afraid to buy it again.
PS The chicks are getting HUGE. We are planning a farm blog- stay tuned...
13 March 2010
Look at this Nerd
Nic brought over yet another chick yesterday. World, meet Tammy. She is one crazy girl, with a blond puff top and a sassy attitude to boot. Its going to be awesome when she grows up to look like this.
Also, can you stand how cute Patsy Cline is? She is my little sweetheart. Jacky also loves her. Loretta has tripled in size and can fly, so that's a problem. I thought chickens couldn't fly but it turns out that I know nothing.
Posted by Jenny at 4:59 PM 2 comments
Twin Dinner!
My mom has been visiting this week, and for our last night together we went over to visit our friends who have twin babies. We made homemade pasta with arugula and pecorino and drank lots of wine. We also squeezed the babies until they ran from us.
We wanted to use the pasta attachment on Elisabeth's kitchenaid to roll out the pasta, but the dough was too sticky and we got very frustrated. In the end we rolled it by hand, which really isn't hard. After boiling and draining the pasta, we poured a bit of the pasta water over the noodles and then melted tons of butter in it. Then we stirred in fresh arugula and grated pecorino cheese on top and added salt and pepper. It was terrific!
But seriously, WTF is up with the pasta attachment? Has anyone ever used it successfully? Any tips?
Posted by Jenny at 4:39 PM 1 comments
11 March 2010
Farm Living
This weekend we flattened out the back yard and put in 8 raised beds. It was a lot like a barn raising, but without the barn. Our friends and family did most of the work and I pretty much just shouted orders and wrote the checks. We are sharing our yard with a couple of our friends, so we will all share the weeding responsibilities AND the huge crop of vegetables.
But more importantly, I just got 3 baby chicks. We still have to build a coop, and for the next 6 weeks they have to live in the garage in a washtub with a heat lamp!!! They are so sweet and little, and already have very bossy personalities. They are named Patsy, Wynonna and Loretta. Patsy will someday lay green and blue eggs! I couldn't be more proud.
Posted by Jenny at 10:54 AM 2 comments
03 March 2010
Oh, I Want That
A seagull oilcloth. Its clear that this summer will be made of garden parties and picnics. Why not start preparing now? With a nautical theme.
A Smeg refrigerator. Picking the color wouldn't be easy, but I've been doing some real soul searching and I think baby blue might be the answer.
These litte mice are acceptably cute
And since blue seems to be the theme, why not throw in a few french ovens for good measure? I have no problem with Le Creuset.
Posted by Jenny at 8:19 PM 2 comments
Labels: etsy, I Want That, le creuset, Smeg
02 March 2010
Well, I have just fully recovered from the stomach flu and had some pancakes, so I finally feel up to blogging. These are some photos from a recent visit with my celebrity friend, Grace. We visited the sea and liked it! We had morning bonfires, and ate hamm and drank buble! We snuck up on this wild bunny and I patted it on its side! We ate cornmeal crust pizza until we were sick and had to go to bed at 9 pm!
Recipes to come. I have only cooked one thing in two weeks so maybe I'll write about it tomorrow. We'll see.
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Drinking Game
Do a Shot: for every unusual and/or gross minor quirk the grandparents have.
Do Another Shot: whenever you aren't sure if something is meant to be frightening or comedic.
Take a Sip: each time the younger brother says a pop star's name instead of a swear word.
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It happened. It finally happened. After all these years, and following a series of creative and commercial failures, M Night Shyamalan has finally returned to the well which his career sprang from and here we have The Visit, a goofy but nonetheless effective small-scaled horror-comedy that reassures anyone who still cares that Shyamalan is still capable of making something worth a damn. About a decade ago, Shyamalan's typical creative devices and stylish tricks were extremely familiar to even the most casual of filmgoers. But after a series of peculiar duds and failed jaunts into larger scaled blockbuster filmmaking, his brand of melancholic, twist-driven domestic drama feels as fresh now as it did when he burst onto the scene with The Sixth Sense over fifteen years ago, albeit to less successful results. Anyone going into this expecting another smash hit on the level of his best films will be sorely disappointed. However, if one was to put this into the same context as most of Shyamalan's earlier works – i.e. essentially being a feature length episode of The Twilight Zone, or in this case closer to the likes of Goosebumps or Are You Afraid of the Dark? – then it should be a good time.
Think "Stay Out of the Basement" as reenacted by the local old folks home.
A Toast
The initial setup is as follows: a young brother and sister are sent by their mother to spend a week visiting their grandparents whom they've never met before due to their mother's estranged relationship with them, while she goes away on a cruise with her new boyfriend following her separation from the kids' father. And seeing as how the daughter is a would-be filmmaker in training, she seeks to catch the entire thing on camera as part of a faux-documentary of sorts (hence the found footage angle). At first everything goes swimmingly, but eventually weird things start to happen – especially after 9:30 PM – and the kids begin to suspect that something sinister may be afoot with "Nana" and "Pop Pop."
One of the most immediately striking aspects about The Visit (aside from the found footage angle, which we'll get to in a little) is the dichotomy between the old and the young. It's a film that preys upon a somewhat cruel, but nonetheless common truth, in that very young people sometimes find their elderly counterparts to be quite strange and are often made uncomfortable by them. However unfounded these feelings are, it provides a lot of potential for quite a few scenarios which start out comically awkward but eventually become more and more dangerous as the film goes on. And with such a limited number of cast members, it's crucial that every part is handled well and thankfully this is the case here. The child actors in this fare much better than either of Shyamalan's last two child-led efforts. And the grandparents manage to come across three-dimensional and engaging as well, while also providing quite a significant threat when it counts, or at least a bigger threat than the evil old timers from South Park.
"We want our licenses back!"
Beer Two
Now onto the whole 'found footage' angle, or to be more accurate, the 'mockumentary' angle. While it's handled fairly well, and having the lead character attempting to make a documentary about the trip is a plausible enough justification for the format, it still leaves a few things to be desired. Firstly, why Shyamalan would choose to enforce a style that limits some of his greatest strengths, i.e. his skillful combination of slow, understated pacing and tone to achieve a consistent mood of building dread, is slightly puzzling. And the musical score by his regular collaborator James Newton Howard is sorely missed as well. But to be fair, this is a stylistic choice that distinguishes this film from everything else he's done before. It's just that the film would've been a bit more accessible had it been left to ordinary narrative storytelling, as is the case with the majority of post-Paranormal Activity found footage horror films. Not a deal-breaker, but it merits making note of.
Destined to be his most divisive film in years, The Visit finds M. Night Shyamalan right back in his comfort zone, much to the relief of many anxious film fans everywhere. Like it or hate it, this is just what he needed to get his career back on track after so many gigantic failures. Here's hoping he doesn't piss away all this rekindled good faith too soon.


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Three Web 2.0 Questions
The producers of web 2.0 NYC asked me to answer these three questions for the Web 2.0 NYC blog:
1) What are the biggest differences between the east coast and west coast web communities?
The biggest difference is that NYC is home to a number of industries that have much larger communities than web technology. In the bay area, technology is the dominant industry. What that means is people who work in web technology in NYC don't socialize outside of work with the same people they work with. If you work in web technology in NYC, you are unlikely to run into people in a similar line of work at your kid's school, youth sports on the weekend, or a dinner party. In the bay area that happens all the time. I think this is both good and bad. The bay area makes it so much easier to connect with others for hiring, business development, funding, etc. But NYC provides a more balanced lifestyle than can help people who work in web technology understand how to create services with mainstream potential. It's very easy to get sucked into an echo chamber in the bay area and that happens less in NYC.
2) What's the most important, cool, scary, or useful product or technology that's recently arrived or on the horizon?
Android powered phones, like T-Mobile's Dream, are really mind boggling to me. When you can put any software on them you want, when you can hack the phone, when you can connect it to any carrier, when you can connect to any other device, the potential for the mobile phone/computer is limitless. I think the iPhone pales in comparison to the disruptive potential of Android powered phones.
3) Aside from your own talk, what's the most interesting / entertaining speaker, talk or panel happening at Web 2.0 Expo?
Instead of picking just one, here are some things I wouldn't miss at web 2.0 NYC:
1) My friend Charlie and my partner Albert are kicking off the conference at 9am on Tuesday with a case study class on startup decision making. These are two guys who have spent their careers (so far) on both sides of the startup table and have spent time as both VCs and entrepreneurs. I think this is going to be great.
2) Wednesday morning at 10am is going to be a tough call. Jonah Peretti is doing a session on viral marketing and I've not met many people who understand how this stuff works better than Jonah. But my partner Albert is on again at that time with a session on cloud computing that should not be missed for those interested in this rapidly developing sector.
3) If you've never seen Joshua Schachter talk about designing and scaling social systems, you owe it to yourself to do that. He's on at 1:20pm on Wednesday.
4) 3pm to 4pm on wednesday on the main stage is going to be great with back to back presentations from Maria Thomas, CEO of Etsy on "How To Grow A Company" and Gary Vaynerchuk on "How To Build A Personal Brand".
5) Clay Shirky on Thursday at 9:30am. I would never miss seeing Clay talk about the web. He understands it so much better than most of us.
6) David Kidder and friends on web advertising automation. David's an amazing presenter and he and his colleagues will make a very complicated topic easy to understand and you'll leave with real actionable things you can do in your own company.
7) Kevin Ryan is doing two panels, one on doing a startup in NYC and one on exiting a deal profitably. Kevin's got great company on both panels and they should be lively and informative.


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"The Time Is Now To Fix Our Immigration System"
"My colleagues and I on the House Judiciary Committee took a first step toward answering the public's call to advance legislation that will fix America's broken immigration system. This is a historic opportunity to protect American workers, promote family unification, improve our border security and address the issue of humane treatment of immigrant residents.
Acting on the message sent by the American electorate last November, our President has set us on a course for action to get comprehensive immigration reform done. As a Member of the Judiciary Committee, I will work hard to make sure that the interests of the diverse constituency of New York's Eighth Congressional District are well represented in this debate. We have an obligation to reform our fragmented immigration system, create a pathway toward citizenship for the millions of undocumented hardworking individuals who strive to achieve the American Dream and enhance the contributions immigrants have made to our technology and innovation economy."
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Todays show - I'm feeling much better today. High on life and flu medicine and I can't remember what I played on todays show... I think I played ...
The Misprintz
The long awaited follow-up from THE MISPRINTZ is finally here! Imperfect Harmony features 7 tracks that'll have you shakin' your ass, movin' your feet, and singing along to some "F*** yeah!" Rock and Roll Music. The album is exclusively available on CDBABY.COM.
Thee Minks
Formed in 2001 by guitarist / vocalist Hope Diamond and bassist / vocalist Liz Lixx, Thee Minks burst out of the garage and onto the stage, steaming up bar windows up and down the East Coast with their infectious Ronettes-meets-the-Ramones-by-way-of-Radio-Birdman stomp. After solidifying their line-up with the addition of drum whore extraordinaire The Playthang, the band headed back into the studio to add another notch to their rock and roll bedpost, resulting in the 14 tough and sexy bittersweet rock and roll nuggets that make up their first full length CD, Are You Ready Now?
Eaten By Sheiks
Sorry! The update of the biography is in progress! In the meantime please visit for more information: www.eatenbysheiks.de & www.koks-music.de
Third Fire
In 2002 a trio of musicians played at the only bar in Bend , Oregon that allowed loud rock bands. Drunken guys still in their work clothes, committed players of lotto machines, pool sharks, and people on their way around the dance floor toward the bartender wondered about the volume and the noise. A classic rock station could still be heard through the house speakers between live songs performed on stage.
In the midst of this chaos, unknown to the trio, stood Joe Lokteff co-owner of Piggyback Records. He was listening to the band -- intently. Unknown to the band he came back to listen to other sets on other days.
The band signed with the record label shortly thereafter.
Members since 2002 Dylan, Josh, and Craig brought old friend, Jeremy into the band in 2004 to play bass.
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We started to play together in 2004 and are now ready to take over the world (:For more info and MP3´s, check out our website: www.morpheena.com
The Plus
A hard charging live band that pulls no punches while performing an agressive, high energy, and, above all, honest show. Sound wise, The Plus borrow a little from the past and a little from the present Think: Rolling Stones, Pavement, Archers of Loaf, Velvet Underground, The Who, Sonic Youth...
" Wiskey Dust" is the winner of the NML fan pic of the week. Who will be next?
Recorded a promo for The Tech Tap Podcast go check them out....
Had alot of fun with todays show. Can't wait for v32.
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Vintage Ornaments and Festive Foliage. Which are only two of the FOUR new stamp sets that Claire will be releasing on Sunday, November 7th. Up first is an altered paper mache' box:
first then followed with the pretty Holly Berry leafs and berries from Festive Foliage. Using decoupage adhesive, I adhered the stamped paper to the box, inked the edges, tied a lil' ribbon bow and then attached a tag made from Vintage Ornaments.
Next up, is a layout I scrapped featuring ornaments made using Vintage Ornaments.
I stamped the title with stamps from letters from Victorian Alphabet.
Very Vintage Christmas stamp set.
Claire (Owner), Lisa, Julia, Joan, Lynn, Anya, Bonnie, Jennifer, Belinda, Laurie, and Sandie have created!
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What would it look like to change to a competency-based model for middle school? Would it give kids more space to learn at their pace?
The start of the second semester is a great opportunity to think about making changes in your classroom design to maximize learning. Here is some background.
Local program that seem ripe to help us with innovation.
Really excited to learn more about Daniel Pink's new book.
Been reading Makers by Chris Anderson about the next industrial revolution and surrounding students as manufacturers. This site shows some of the next tools to fill our classrooms surrounding technology.


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This afternoon Jeff caught the first gopher of spring.
Torn a new one…for sure. Yay Jeff.
Those of you with weak constitutions look away now.
Gophers are horribly destructive creatures on farm and pasture land and deserve their fate at the hands of the Clawed One.
Staff, I enjoyed this post and especially the picture of the claws in question.
One does wonder at his hunting prowess despite being so, ummm, well-fed. Our barn cats won't hunt anymore because they know kibbles are coming and don't have to be caught. The Clawed One must do it merely for the atavistic thrill.
Jeff only took a few nibbles…the first spring gophers aren't ripe yet.
Jeff, this is what made you famous, keep on keepin' on lol!
Good to see you still got it in you . I thought becoming a "Giant orange cat" would slow you down, guess not.
better the gophers of spring than the boys of summer.
Do I detect a hint of blood on the claw? Thank you Jeff for officially opening spring gopher season. Your gopher autopsy skills are incredible.
Way to go, Jeff! I'm so excited to see this grotesque display of your power and killer instinct.
I hope you keep on killing, my man.
Hermano! Por fabor…sen' leftobers to me neghds time, Ok? OK.
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UPDATE: Thank you Tim Firkowski for letting me know these records are actually in RUSSIAN! I did tell y'all that I had no clue and I also told you that I would probably need to learn some Russian too. So here are some additional resources:
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The Polish Archives in Łódź just sent me scans of seven death certificates. I can't read one word of Polish and I don't even know which one belongs to which person yet but I don't care. The most important thing is I now have a new resource for a very important branch of my family, my maternal grandfather's line. These death certificates are just a start. The Polish Archives also has birth and marriage records and my grandfather's family was in the area that became Poland since the early 1700s at the least.
All I have to do is learn a bit of essential Polish and I am well on my way. Chances are I will eventually need to learn some essential Russian also. I do have German covered though.
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Ultimately the way I learn and hone my skills best is to study the masters that I admire most. That being said, I am committing to designating each Monday on my blog, "Master Monday".
Keep in mind that I will be looking at, thinking about and discussing both new and old masters.
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