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Summer is finally on its way and for many people that means it's time to hit the water. From molding fiberglass hulls to spraying parts and pieces, Audrey Cox visits Eastern Boats in Milton to see what boat building is all about.
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Industrial design showcases classic pub fare at the University of Kansas.
One change that has made The Studio a destination on campus was the introduction of the department's own pizza concept, called 'za, to The Studio. "I think bringing in our own pizza concept really helped," Maranell says. "It's a higher quality product than what we had previously and we are able to produce and sell it at a lower cost. "


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Egyptian Revolution rages on (against new dictatorship)
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Albert Einstein once said "The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results" Tear gas bombs, rubber bullets, Central police forces brutality, kidnapping and arrests didn't intimidate the Egyptians nor prevent them from chanting against the new dictator Morsi as they put the old one, Mubarak, in prison for life.
A new face of worse fascism, Egypt has been ruled by military fascism for past 60 years, and now Egyptians are fighting the new religious fascism brought by Muslim Brotherhood, representing in Mohamed Morsi and his regime.
As in the global edition of New York Times political cartoons (November 2012), Morsi says: Old regime was autocratic, dictatorial and secular, we are different, we are not secular!
Failure after failure, Egyptians' patience going down, the prices getting higher, still the officials treat Egyptians like their lives are worthless, this very arrogant and careless way of handling essential issues related to peoples' life is exactly what caused the fall of Mubarak old regime.
injustice, police brutality, fraud, neglecting people problems, margining public opinion, suppressing and sever violence against the protesters ( 2 young men were killed since the third wave of revolution began in 19th of Nov 2012,hundreds of injured with bullets and rubber bullets, unknown number of arrested and kidnapped with silly or trumped-up charges, most of them are minors (the two martyrs were 16 years old) !
Almost a week of street boiling and the reaction of Morsi regime is very slow and when it comes, it was very disappointing, they raised the oil prices, they are proceeding with huge loans despite peoples' anger, Morsi kept telling his supporters "who opposite me are few mercenaries, old regime supporters, traitors gathering and working in dark alleys, doing bad things and I know what they all are up to"
Mubarak almost used same words!
Morsi is a terrible lair! How come?! The first martyr (Gaber Salah AKA Gika) voted for Morsi against the old regime candidate!
And the second martyr killed during defending Liberty and Justice Party Office (Muslim Brotherhood's)!
All people at Tahrir sq are same people who protested against Mubarak, and they will keep protesting against any coming tyrannies.
During the week, Muslim brotherhood called for a march to support Morsi new decisions, as a bale reaction of what civil opposition (mainly Hamdeen Sabahi & Dr. Mohamed ElBaradei, declared earlier that Tuesday (27-11-2012) will be a million protest against these dictatorial decisions, (Abdeen Square) MB choose to create their march in, people who live there raised flags and poster (No MB are allowed to be here) PS. It's the neighborhood of Gika the first martyr in Morsi era!
What made MB change the place to another Square, and then they finally cancelled it!
During Gika funeral (Monday 26-11-2012) tens of thousands crowd chanted with anger and grieve with the old words (People demands the regime to step down) and (Step down Morsi!)
They are freedom- peaceful- fighters, they are workers, students, housewives, ordinary people who forced the old regime to step down and voted for Morsi and here's Morsi paying them back by accusing them with treason and conspiracy, and murdering their children!
Egyptians already paid their debt to get a democracy and anyone thinks that he can establish his dictatorship throne over their heads, they will make him regret this idea very painfully, Egyptian blood is expensive, this is the fact every tyranny's in Egyptians history deliberately forgot , and caused his epic fail.
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NEUROSIS Opens Musical Mondays on Thursdays, Nov 8
Artistic Directors Bick Goss and Frank Evans and Board President Stephen Hanks announce the first presentation of their series of new musicals for 2012-2013: NEUROSIS: THE MUSICAL, with Book by Allan Rice ("New Adventures of Old Christine" CBS), Music by Ben Green, Lyrics by Greg Edwards ("White House Christmas" music by Marvin Hamlisch.) Director is Andy Sandberg (LAST SMOKER IN AMERICA; on Broadway and London's West End as a producer of HAIR (2009 Tony, Drama Desk, Drama League, Outer Critics Circle Awards) and the recent revival of Gore Vidal's THE BEST MAN (2012 Tony Award Nomination).
The new musical comedy concerns the biggest obstacle to finding your one true love: Yourself. After the MMTL preview presentation, it will premiere this summer at the Finger Lakes (NY) Music Theatre Festival.
The cast includes Zachary Prince (JERSEY BOYS, ON A CLEAR DAY...) Jeremy Morse (BLOODSONG OF LOVE), Stuart Zagnit (NEWSIES, SEUSSICAL, Leigh Ann Larkin (A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC, GYPSY) and Jordy Lievers (SCARLETT FEVER, PROMETHEUS BOUND).
The presentation will be at The Jerry Orbach Theater, Snapple Theater Center, 210 West 50th, just West of Broadway on Thursday, November 8, 6:30PM . Single Admission: $18.00; Subscriber Series of 4 shows: $52.00 firstname.lastname@example.com or 212 989-6706.
Now in its fourteen year presenting new musicals, Musical Mondays Theatre Lab has been the launching pad for the Pulitzer Prize winning NEXT TO NORMAL, Calvin Berger and THE WEDDING PROJECT, both seen at George Street Theatre and early works by Amanda Green &Tom Kitt (HIGH FIDELITY, BRING IT ON, HANDS ON A HARDBODY) and Robert Lopez & Jeff Marx (AVENUE Q.)
The upcoming season will present previews of three additional new musicals: On Thursday, December 6, DRIVE , written by Outer Critics Circle Award Winner for "The Kid," Andy Monroe. DRIVE, set entirely in the front seat of a car, is an unconventional romance which suddenly forces several lives into the fast lane.
On Thursday, January 10, THE PASSION OF ED WOOD, infamous '50s schlock director Ed Wood, gets a chance to redeem himself by presenting his incredible life story. Book and Lyrics by Justin Warner, Music by Rob Kendt
On Thursday, February 7, CYNTHIA AND THE DREADFUL KITE. When tween-age Cynthia is unfairly defeated in a Middle School kite flying competition, a whirlwind of complications follow.( Not Suitable for Children's audiences). Music by Jonathan Comisar, Book and Lyrics by Webb Wilcoxson.
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Buddhists say pretty much the same thing. They believe in an impermanent and illusory self made of shifting parts. They've even come up with language to address the problem between perception and belief. Their word for self is anatta, which is usually translated as 'non self.' One might try to refer to the self, but the word cleverly reminds one's self that there is no such thing.
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BOLIVIA—If students aren't in school, they don't learn. And if they don't learn, they often fall behind.
Brunswick County Academy had the lowest attendance of all Brunswick County Schools last year. Students in the 8th Grade Transition Academy missed a combined 1,800 days last year.
BCA Principal Sandra Robinson and Transition Academy Principal Faye Lloyd are determined to decrease the number of absences this year.
ASH—School bus safety is important for students of all ages to learn, know and follow. Buster the Bus, a remote control school bus that talks, moves and teaches students the importance of bus safety, visits students in Brunswick County Schools.
Shonda Johnson, safety assistant, brought Buster to Waccamaw School on Friday, where he spoke with kindergarten and first-grade classes. Johnson and Buster taught students what to do while waiting for the bus, how to enter and exit, how to be a safe rider and other facts about bus safety.
Supply Elementary School now offers education about Asian culture. The Asian Culture Club, made up of 17 fourth- and fifth-grade students, meets after school every Friday to learn about China, Korea and Japan through Internet research, literature and guest speakers. The club received a grant from Donors Choose to purchase literature and get guest speakers from Duke, UNC-Chapel Hill and Western Carolina universities. Workshops are based on Taiko drums, calligraphy, tea ceremony, Tae Kwon Doe, Kung Fu and karate.
We find ourselves at the beginning of the 21st century with the greatest educational challenge in the history of our great country. Many Americans do not place the same value on education, as did citizens of past generations.
We must regain the commitment to public education that has almost vanished during the past few decades. What has happened to the American dream? And if American adults have stopped dreaming, who is modeling the urgency of an education for our youth?
4-H member and Roger Bacon Academy student Amber Yurgel visits with Bolivia Elementary School students during National 4-H Week. With her bag of books in tow, Yurgel read to Ms. Stammer's, Ms. Brown's and Ms. Lewis' classes. The mission of 4-H'ers is to make a difference in their communities, in which youth and adults learn, grow and work together as catalysts for positive change. For National 4-H Week, Yurgel chose as her community-based project to share some of her favorite books and tell about her experiences with 4-H since age 5.
Bolivia Elementary School students had a special visitor during Bus Safety Awareness Week. 'Buster the Bus' visited with pre-k, kindergarten and first-grade students. Buster shared with students how to safely enter and exit a bus at their appointed stop and safe bus behaviors when riding to and from school. Buster the Bus is an interactive, remote-controlled vehicle sponsored by Brunswick County School's Transportation Department.
James Bortle enjoys cookies and juice with his grandparents, Connie and Norman Six, during a recent celebration of Grandparents Day at Jessie Mae Monroe Elementary School. The well-attended event was coordinated by Fran Thomas, parent/volunteer program facilitator. Each grandparent received a flier 'Simply Grand: The Importance of Grandparents' by Dawn Marie Barhyte, a former teacher in New York.
Communities in Schools of Brunswick County Inc. (CIS) is offering a 1946 Chrysler Windsor for auction as part of the seventh annual Benefit Gala for Children on Thursday, Oct. 16, at Sea Trail Golf Resort & Convention Center.
CIS board member Shirley Babson arranged for the car to help in this year's fundraising efforts.
"I think auctioning the car is a wonderful way to raise money for CIS," said Babson, who has spent more than 30 years working for children.
Youth all over the county joined together recently for National 4-H Week.
Their activities began at the county commissioners' meeting last week when an official proclamation was made to observe Oct. 5-11 as National 4-H Week.
More activities will follow, including: a county employee fitness walk, card-making workshop to make gifts for veterans, teens reading to kindergarten classes, dancing lessons, plus dinner and a movie in the Brunswick County Botanical Garden.
BOLIVIA—Brunswick County Board of Education member Ray Gilbert publicly announced his dissatisfaction with Superintendent Katie McGee at a specially called meeting Tuesday night.
He made a motion to terminate her contract, which died due to a lack of second.
Board chairwoman Shirley Babson, vice-chair Charlie Miller and member Jimmy Hobbs were silent after the motion was made. Board member Scott Milligan was absent from the meeting.
"I think it's her time, she should go," Gilbert said after the meeting.
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Another Big Win for Wi-Fi Positioning
November 18, 2008
As consumer demand for location-based applications continues to climb, business is booming for Skyhook Wireless, the Boston-based maker of the Wi-Fi Positioning System (WPS) and XPS 2.0 hybrid positioning system.
As consumer demand for location-based applications continues to climb, business is booming for Skyhook Wireless, the Boston-based maker of the Wi-Fi Positioning System (WPS) and XPS 2.0 hybrid positioning system.
In keeping with the winning tradition of its home citys sports teams, 2007 and 2008 have been very good years (think undefeated regular season Patriots, 2007 World Champion Red Sox, and 2008 World Champion Celtics) for Skyhook. The young, privately held company announced Monday its latest win: Qualcomm, the leading wireless provider of GPS and Assisted GPS (A-GPS) technology platforms, has licensed Skyhook's WPS and will incorporate the technology into its gpsOne positioning technology platforms. This announcement comes on the heels of the news last month that Broadcom would incorporate Skyhook's WPS into its location based services (LBS) infrastructure. SiRF and CSR have also partnered with Skyhook and Apple uses Skyhooks WPS technology in its iPhone and iPod touch.
Skyhook's WPS is a unique software-only system that produces accurate location information by detecting Wi-Fi access points and comparing them against a known database of geo-located points. Qualcomm will combine its gpsOne chipthe most widely deployed A-GPS solution availablewith Skyhook's location technologies to enable device manufacturers, mobile operators, third-party service providers, and application developers to utilize a single, integrated hybrid positioning solution that takes advantage of both Wi-Fi and satellite GPS.
Currently, Qualcomm has more than 400 million gpsOne-enabled handsets in the market and there are more than 500 location-aware apps available for iPhone.
Were having a good year, said Morgan. Whats neat about this is that a couple of years back, the GPS folks would say they could do location everywhere, all over the world, indoors and out. This is a big change. When you add up all of our partners, more than 90% of the GPS market is now integrating Skyhook I think its a big step for Wi-Fi in general.
Skyhooks solution also has the added advantage of reducing the power drain for location-based apps. Devices can get a fix quicker and then turn the radios off or into sleep mode more quickly, said Morgan. Instead of 30 seconds, you can get a location in two seconds, so theres much more flexibility.
What Wi-Fi positioning is not great for is turn-by-turn navigation. For that, GPS is better, said Morgan.
The Skyhook technology works by tapping into its database of tens of millions of mapped Wi-Fi access points and cellular towers. To build the reference network, Skyhook sent drivers out in vehicles to survey the streets of tens of thousands of cities and towns.
The quest continues, said Morgan. Weve mapped over 70 million APs worldwide. Weve got the majority of [the European cities] covered now, and were ramping up different parts of Japan and Asia. Were covering the globe. Were starting to scan for cell towers, as well. Well have the entire U.S. cell tower database by the end of this year.
Looking ahead, Morgan said that his company is setting its sights on more devices. Were signing devices with tier one manufacturers to get those devices out in the marketbecause thats when we get paid.
As for Googles announcement that it is getting into the Wi-Fi locationing game, Morgan said Its pretty good validation that what were doing is a good thing, if the biggest tech company in the world wants to get involved...The patent portfolio weve developed is strong. Well get a fair shake and win if were better.
- For more on Skyhook, read "Skyhook Announces New Hybrid Positioning System," "You Are Here: Broadcom Partners with Skyhook," "Wi-Fi Powers Metro Positioning System."
- For more on location-based applications and services, read "Location-Based Services in the WLAN World," "Applying Location-Based Services over WLANs," "PanGo Knows Where You are."
- For more on Qualcomm, read "Qualcomm to Buy Flarion," "Broadcom Wins Latest Infringement Round With Qualcomm," and "Qualcomm Considers Wi-Fi Phones."
Naomi Graychase is Managing Editor at Wi-Fi Planet. She is based in Western Massachusetts.


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Moore joined over 3,000 scientists from around the world in signing a Declaration in Support of Agricultural Biotechnology, saying that, "In the balance it is clear that the real benefits of genetic modification far outweigh the hypothetical and sometimes contrived risks claimed by its detractors."
Moore, who is now an environmental consultant, was a founding member of Greenpeace. He served for nine years as President of Greenpeace Canada and seven years as a Director of Greenpeace International. Recently, however, he broke with Greenpeace, accusing it of abandoning science and following agendas that have little to do with saving the Earth.
Reiterating comments he made to the New Zealand Royal Commission on Genetic Modification, Moore said, "Genetic modification can reduce the chemical load in the environment, reduce the impact on non-target species, and reduce the amount of land required for food crops." He added, "There are so many real benefits from genetic modification compared to the largely hypothetical and contrived risks that it would be foolish to ban genetic modification."
Speaking at a meeting at Auburn University in Alabama, Moore also criticized his former Greenpeace colleagues for claiming that there was "zero benefit" even from such modified plants as Golden Rice, a variety with added pro-vitamin A. Golden Rice was developed by Swiss scientist Ingo Potrykus to help address the severe problem of micronutrient deficiencies in developing country diets-a problem that results in half a million cases of childhood blindness and millions of deaths each year. "Let someone come forward and state that the possibility of saving 500,000 children from blindness is a zero benefit," Moore said.
Moore was joined by Potrykus and Tuskegee University biologist C.S. Prakash in rebuking claims that Golden Rice does not include enough pro-vitamin A to be beneficial. According to Potrykus, "the amounts required for preventing severe symptoms of vitamin A deficiency are significantly lower than given by RDA-values," and he noted that Golden Rice's vitamin A equivalence is "already in the 20-40 percent range of the daily allowance." Dr. Prakash added, "We also know that the vitamin A dosage in Golden Rice can be increased over time. So, we have good, scientific reasons to be hopeful."
Other signers of the Declaration of Scientists in Support of Agricultural Biotechnology (www.AgBioWorld.org) include Nobel Prize winners Norman Borlaug, James Watson, Paul Berg, Peter Doherty, and Paul Boyer. The AgBioWorld Foundation is a project of Professor C.S. Prakash. For more information, please contact Professor Prakash at (334) 727-8023 or at mailto:[email protected]


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In Sadako and the Thousand Paper Cranes, by Eleanor Coerr, Sadako is a sixth-grade girl who loves to run in school races and spend time with her friends and family. One day she begins to have dizzy spells, which worsen until she ends up in the hospital. She is diagnosed with leukemia, or the "atom bomb sickness." Sadako grew up in the aftermath of the atom bomb, dropped on her hometown of Hiroshima when she was just a baby in 1945. Many people got sick in the years after the bomb from its radiation.


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There are plenty of fitness apps for Android, but RunKeeper has jumped to the very top of the list for Pebble smartwatch owners. The latest Runkeeper 3.3 update for Android and iOS includes Pebble support and gives users the ability to track their pace and mileage or pause their workout. The best part about RunKeeper's Pebble integration is that there's no additional setup. Simply download the latest version of RunKeeper from Google Play, open the app and start a workout. The RunKeeper Pebble app launches on its own.
Pebble integration is certainly the highlight of the latest RunKeeper update, but the development team has thrown in a few more goodies that make the app even more appealing. The update also includes a new lockscreen widget, giving users access to specific app controls without unlocking the device, in addition to new manual workout and weight logging capabilities.
Personally, I've always favored Endomondo for keeping track of my workouts, but RunKeeper's Pebble integration is enough of an incentive for me to make the switch. What other apps do you think could benefit from Pebble support?Show Press Release
Introducing RunKeeper for Pebble Smart Watch
Kickstarter Phenomenon is First of Many RunKeeper Wearable Integration Partnerships
Boston, Ma. — May 7, 2013 — Today, RunKeeper rolls out the first-ever Pebble-connected app for iPhone and Android, turning your smart watch into a personal trainer. The partnership with Pebble is just one of many integrations with hardware and fitness tracking devices in the coming months, supporting RunKeeper's mission to become the fitness platform that makes the world healthier at scale.
RunKeeper now allows you to control the app from Pebble, so you can leave your phone in your pocket during a workout. RunKeeper features such as pace, mileage, starting and stopping a workout, and more will be fully accessible on Pebble wearers' wrists.
"People are rightfully excited about wearables because they extend the experience of mobile apps like RunKeeper, so they can be enjoyed without taking your phone out of your pocket," said Jason Jacobs, CEO, RunKeeper. "Pebble is such an exciting partner for RunKeeper; it is a great device and a powerful showcase of how your runs, walks and bike rides with RunKeeper can be enhanced by wearable device integration. We look forward to integrating with more wearable devices in the future."
"Pebble integrates tech into people's daily lives in a fashionable and unobtrusive way. We're excited that RunKeeper will be among the first apps to showcase our smart watch's capabilities and how we support your day-to-day interests and activities, " said Eric Migicovsky, CEO, Pebble. "With the RunKeeper app, fitness enthusiasts can benefit from Pebble to track their workouts, get motivated and meet their goals."
Pebble's smart watches have begun shipping to Kickstarter backers and are now available for pre-order at getpebble.com. Wearable technology companies interested in working with RunKeeper on custom integrations should contact [email protected]


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Ashanti & Nelly are still together
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Aaaaand... you just skipped over this article. Am I the only one who cares? I'm not always there when you call But I'm always on time... How has it been 10 years since Always On Time (yes, know-it-alls, I know it's Ja Rule but my point here is Ashanti)? How has it been 10 years since Ashanti first became a big deal? Judging by how few of you are still reading this post, Ashanti is no longer a big deal. Full Story
A man has needs
This is the best thing that's happened to me today. When I woke up, grumpy as f-ck, and bloated, reading about it made me happy. Picturing it, and then picturing the conversation after it, was even better. That might be a little perverted. As you know, T.I. is currently in prison for another year for being a dumbass and driving around tweaked and messing with his probation. Full Story
T.I., Tiny, and Purple Drank
Oh la. T.I. and the Original Situation, his wife Tiny, were busted this morning on a drug charge, specifically possession of a "controlled substance". TMZ is now speculating, due to the presence of Styrofoam cups in the car, that the two were enjoying some Purple Drank. Full Story
Weekend Weddings
All around the world I suppose. And of course for celebrities too. I liked Chelsea Clinton's dress. Don't love, but like more than I thought I would. Also...wedding thinnification? I hope Alicia Keys will be happy for a long time. I hope their baby arrives safely. I hope. But this dude. Full Story
The Original Situation
Am proud to say I've not watched a minute of Jersey Shore. But it's hard to escape the cast of characters. That sh-t is everywhere...because why? No clue. But when they say The Situation, to me they can only be referring to the Original Situation, T.I.'s Situation, which of course is Tiny. Full Story
The Situation needs it
A clip from T.I. sharing a dinner date with his Situation during which she discusses what it'll be like when he goes to jail. The Situation is not shy about letting him know, in front of cameras, that he'll need to be extremely attentive to her in the days leading up to his incarceration so that his loving will last and linger while he's away. Full Story
No Situation for a year and a day
I know... He says stupid sh-t and does stupid sh-t and he's isn't always the best example but I'm not calling him a role model, I'm just saying he's hot and T.I. has been sentenced to prison for a year and a day on illegal weapons charges although he says if you don't understand his situation – not to be confused with his Situation – don't judge him for trying to buy a machine gun. Full Story
Grammy Quiver: T.I.
Please. Like there's anyone else? He brought the quiver in a tux, then took it down casual with the Pip, and also on the carpet with his "Situation". Her name is Tiny. But he'd tell you himself: she is his Situation Full Story
Inauguration with his Situation
Have mentioned this before, I think: my thing for T.I. He's hot. And he looked hot at one of the balls last night enjoying his last days of freedom with his "Situation" before reporting for his yearlong prison sentence. They have 2 children, have been together forever, and she goes by Tiny. Full Story


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Sunday, October 13, 2013
Classic Pumpkin Roll with Orange Cream Cheese Filling
It has been almost five years, since I began my humble little food blog. This coming Thanksgiving weekend will mark the official five year anniversary of "A Feast for the Eyes". Being a food blogger can be a very time-consuming hobby/business. If you've read my "About me" page, I share who first inspired me, and why I wanted my own food blog, . For the first year, I became obsessed with writing posts. I spent countless hours scouring cookbooks, watching Food Network and reading dozens of other food blogs-- on a daily basis.
Then the unspeakable happened to me, a few weeks ago. I found myself uninterested in my food blog. What???!! Yes, folks, I lost my mojo. I realized that I needed to devote what little free time I had to my marriage, and health, first. I began to feel as though I was a failure as a food blogger. I actually pondered quitting this blog. Yes, it's true.
Fortunately, my mojo is slowly coming back. I think that my June "Total Knee Replacement" threw me completely off. For three months, standing for more than a few minutes was uncomfortable. Instead, I got hooked on Netflix TV series marathons, like "Breaking Bad" and "Scandal". The good news is, I'm back in the kitchen. I've regained my physical strength and most of my knee mobility again. There is no more pain, thank goodness. All I need, now, is to find a better balance between my job, physical therapy, marriage and girlfriends that still allows me enough time to write blog posts. Most likely, that means that my recipe posts will be fewer and farther in between. That means less blog income, and most likely, less sponsors for giveaways. But, we make our own choices and I think I've made the best decision for my family and health.
This pumpkin roll is something that I baked last year. The reason I waited a year to post this has two good reasons-- #1 - I was not happy with the finished photo. This happens when it's Thanksgiving and there's family and friends around. I can't set up my photography lights, and find room to better set up a shot, when the counters are filled with dishes and leftovers. It doesn't help that I forgot to set my white balance, and the pumpkin roll photo was very yellow... it took a lot of photo editing to try and fix the shot. Not perfect, but it will do. #2 - I completely forgot about this recipe, until I was organizing my hundreds of food photos, last week.
I've attended a few Food Blogger conventions, and taken classes in food styling, photo editing software, writing, social media-- and I've had the opportunity to meet celebrity chefs. It's been a lot of fun, but...
I think I've refocused my goal with my blog. At least, I hope so! I want to cook and bake what appeals to me. I want to challenge myself to try techniques I've never done before. One of these days I'm going to bake macarons. Pinkie promise. This pumpkin roll was the first time I've ever baked a cake and rolled it. (Where have I been?) Yes, like a jelly roll. Or a Roulade, if you want to sound fancier. I couldn't believe how easy it was to make this cake! Until...
Yes, I do make a modest amount of "pocket money" by having ads on my blog . I make a few dollars when people shop through my Amazon store. I use this "allowance" to help offset the cost of ingredients, food props and to buy cooking and baking tools. I turn down a lot of offers to host a "giveaway" if I don't believe in the product, or I don't think it's a good match for my blog. Once in a while, I get lucky, and I have fun hosting a giveaway. Still, these things don't pay my bills. I can't quit my day job. I'm not willing to give up paid vacations, holidays and my pension.
I still want to work on improving my photography and I still plan to challenge myself to learn new cooking and baking techniques. I appreciate any comments that are left-- be it one or twenty. I've stopped feeling inadequate that I don't have 2000+ comments or have expensive prizes to giveaway. I need to get back to the heart of why I have this blog. It's not the traffic count, comments or monthly check.
This blog is for me-- to have fun with it. This blog is my creative outlet and as long as I am enjoying this, then it's this is the big payoff for me. This blog is also for you-- I hope to inspire someone to try a recipe or technique that is new to them.
Those of you who have food blogs, I appreciate your support and love reading your recipes. Those of you who aren't food bloggers, but are thinking about it, do it! Just have fun with it, okay?
I'm on vacation all of this coming week. I hope to use my Staycation to get back into the kitchen, with my camera, and share some new recipes with you. That is something I can get excited about!
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15 comments:
- Susan said...
Debbie, very nice post. I can totally see your post from all angles. I have never had a true food blog, but I have only been blogging for myself. When this gets to be more than a job, it is time to quit. I am thrilled when someone comments and most of those people I have been fortunate to have met in person. Do what you can...do what is comfortable. I will always be reading you because the German in us connects us.
- October 13, 2013 at 1:41 PM
- Renee said...
So nice to hear you're feeling better. Thanks for sharing this recipe, it looks delish. My blog started out as a food blog and turned into an art blog. :-) Just do what you can, I always enjoy whatever you write and make. This is one of the most beautiful food blogs out there and has wonderful recipes. Thank you again for your hard work.
- October 13, 2013 at 1:53 PM
- Debby Foodiewife said...
Awwwwwww, Susan. Thank you! Yes, we do share our German DNA. I'm so glad we've connected via the internet.
- October 13, 2013 at 1:54 PM
- Debby Foodiewife said...
Renee, thank you so much. It's readers like you who make me feel as though my blog is worth hanging onto. Thank you.
- October 13, 2013 at 1:58 PM
- bellini said...
We should never o anything we don't have fun with Debby. I also enjoy getting comments and being part of a community but if I did not enjoy writing and the blogging experience I would not have lasted 6 years. Spend more time with your family and friends, your blog will always be there. Be kind to yourself first and enjoy!
- October 13, 2013 at 3:13 PM
- Kate said...
Oh Debby, I have had the same "weight"! I have found myself posting less often....but, I also see that I enjoy it more without the pressure to post, post, post.
I think I am happy where I have landed....
I love your blog and your recipes. You were one of the first blogs that I discovered and have been an inspiration for the last four years! Do what you can and know that it will be appreciated.
- October 13, 2013 at 3:14 PM
- Barbara Bakes said...
Love that you just patched the roll. Too often home cooks get frustrated and don't realize they can fix little mistakes like that. I'm glad your mojo is back.
- October 13, 2013 at 4:44 PM
- Joanne said...
I think you're definitely making the right decision!! Family and health should always come first...above everything else.
So glad you decided to share this roll! I've yet to make a pumpkin roll EVER...yours looks lovely!
- October 13, 2013 at 6:12 PM
- Lynn said...
Debby, I think you made a wise choice. I love the recipes you share and look forward to a new post from you. I had started a blog a few years ago and for the first couple years I posted often, then it seemed like I was spending more time with "online friends" than the actual people in my life so decided there was something 'off' about that and did decide to close out my blog. I never had a lot of followers so it wasn't a big decision for me. We need to have the freedom to do what works in our lives. I don't read as many blogs are I used to but always check your posts because any of the recipes I've made that I found here I have really enjoyed! This recipe looks yummy and I too really like pumpkin.
- October 14, 2013 at 8:35 AM
- Karen said...
It's been a long while since I made a rolled cake and it's been on my mind recently. What better flavor for Fall than pumpkin!
- October 14, 2013 at 10:04 AM
- sharonjo said...
I have been reading your blog for quite a while now (a few years?) and this might be the first time I have left a comment. After reading this post I wanted to take the opportunity to let you know that, even though I do not comment (and I'm sorry!), I love reading your posts and seeing what you're up to in your kitchen. I appreciate the quality of each and every post, and think that is more important than posting something (anything!) every day.
I'm very glad you've decided to stick with it and look forward to checking in to see what's cookin'. I would really miss this site!
- October 17, 2013 at 9:03 PM
- bree said...
Hi Debby! I found your site through a key ingredient recipe, as I was searching for an actual person to give credit to for my most recent post. Stumbled upon this recipe, and was so encouraged by your honest words. Thank you for sharing!
- October 27, 2013 at 4:27 PM
- Social Media Services said...
As the blog name says it definitely is a treat for the eyes..
That pumpkin dish is making my mouth water.. For how it looks, I can stay on this dish the whole day:-)
- November 12, 2013 at 11:48 PM
- Tina said...
I just stumbled on your site for the first time today ---making Shrimp Scampi.....and can't seem to get off of it. Love reading what you have to say. You are doing a great job!
I love that you are doing it for you...that is what is important.
Enjoy....I will continue to check in.
I am going to make the pumpkin roll now too...I have made them in the past...but you inspired me to do it again. Thanks!
- November 13, 2013 at 2:17 PM
I didn't make the pumpkin roll, but I made the orange cream cheese filling and it was delicious. Thanks for the recipe.
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