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there are a few good things about this blog… not just the obvious getting to eat a lot of good food. but also the fact that it forces me to be active. because (confession time!) i'm often very lazy… and the more lazy i get, the more lazy i get (very smart sentence, i know, thank you). truth is: after work, i often can't muster the energy to do much else than kick of my shoes, throw myself on the couch and stay there until i'm too tired to do even that and schlepp myself to bed… sometimes i'm even too lazy to make myself a cup of tea, let alone get up again and get the remote control (yes, that bad). i tend to be a couch potato (there, i spilled the beans). and of course, the bad conscience isn't waiting, soon after such a wasted evening… honestly, isn't life too short for bad tv (though i enjoy it immenesely at times) and fast food? you can see me nodding heavily now. life definitely is too short for such nights – at least if you plan to make them a rule. i don't know about you (and if you're a glossy fox, you probably never heard of such nights, let alone let them into your home, na-ah), but i definitely have this 'hang out' gene, that makes me extremely robust towards relaxation. i enjoyyy it! like, i can't get enough of it. and once i start, it's hard to ever get anything done again. so, actually, it's better not to even start, for me.
this blog is a blessing to me, because it keeps me on my toes. because – especially since i'm alone and not responsible for anyone anymore after i come home – it's a constant trade-off: kick off shoes, dominate couch and not do anything at all? versus throw kettle on, turn the oven on, chop some vegs and at least create something edible (looking) for the blog? the latter option mostly wins (except for that extremely rare events when i'm really just blissfully happy with nothing but a pair of slouchy track pants and bad tv). my motive to get up and create and cook is you. yes, you! because not to have posts with yummy food ready in the pipeline, it has started to make me nervous… the more people read fork and flower, the more i want it to be goooood content, good food, inspiration for your hard days' life! i don't want to let you guys down! so i go the extra mile, i chop, i roast, i fry, i spice, and blend… i get the table linen out, i style my dish, i am looking for the right ray of light and the perfect angle for my shot. i am active – in order to create a good meal, in order to get a good picture, in order to be able to write a nice story around it. and it's not entirely altruistic (of course, readers come first, but there's also another element): what's good for fork and flower is also good for me. because i'm not turning into a lonely nutter without any hobbies (okay, lonely nutter, maybe, but at least i've got a hobbie and some results on hand that make me proud, and feel like the time spent doing it weasn't really invain…).
so what i've learned through this humble blog here is: go out, create, be active! do something, anything. stop planning and start doing! get off pinterest and start a project! stop talking about your dreams, be active about them. and don't stop. because it's so rewarding, for yourself. it helps you to grow. and it gives life a meaning. even if your 'really big dreams' (in my life, that would be something like a really nice, big home with a lot of guest rooms, and maybe a world tour, to see things of the world, and marry rich, of course, laugh) won't necessarily come true, like, ever – you've still got some things to show off, to be proud of, that document that you did something valuable with your time. one day, baby, we'll be old – and we'll better have some stories to tell. so we shouldn't just 'hang out' – or we'll never achieve this. don't get me wrong, there is nothing wrong with the odd night in! we all need our 'dead time' – be it only to let our shiny new chanel nail polishes dry… i know that, and it's vital (at least for us girls…). all i'm saying is: try to make more. push yourself! do something you've always wanted to do. start a blog. sew your own underwear! play chess! sing, dance, jump, run, work out, do yoga, recycle, draw, play. anything, if it helps you to stay hungry, stay foolish. mayabe volunteer in an old age pension. do something that makes you happy, that fills your time with meaning. you'll see it's a blessing. for you – and maybe for others, too.
how the hell am i now making the link to those really good but not so pretty empanadas? duh.
lentil empanadas
1 cup cooked lentils (i cooked them with carrots, onions and celery stalks)
1 large sweet potato, finely diced
1 onion, finely chopped
1 garlic clove, minced
1 piece ginger, minced
1 piece chile, finely chopped
2 tbsp. indian curry powder
1 tbsp. masala
1 tbsp. turmeric (curcuma) powder
1 cup fresh cilantro (coriander) leaves, finely chopped
2 tbsp. ghee
1 cup vegetable broth
1 pack puff pastry
1 egg white
preheat the oven to 220 degrees f / 400 degrees c. heat the ghee in a large pan. start by toasting the spices (curry powder, masala, turmeric) together with the onion, chile, ginger and garlic. sweat for good measure. then add the sweet potato and cook for 3-4 minutes. stir in the vegetable broth, then cook some more. after a couple of minutes, add the cooked lentils and the cilantro. cook until most of the liquid is evaporated, and the sweet potatoes are tender but not completely soft. turn off the heat and put aside to cool to room temperature. after that, roll out the puff pastry and cut it into 7cmx7cm squares. place 2 tablespoons of the lentil-sweet potato mixture in the middle of each pastry square. now bring the edges together and press firm (if they won't stick, try using egg wash – half egg white, half cold water). brush with egg wash. place on a baking sheet lined with parchmenet paper. bake for 20 to 25 minutes, or until golden-brown. serve warm or cold.
note: it would definitely be yum to serve this with a dollop of cilantro spiced yogurt, or a sweet chili sauce with lime… but what can i say? i was just too bloody lazy… (irony of the situation = nice twist for you).
and also: are all empanadas doomed to look ugly? does anyone know how an empanada, from the inside, can look its best on a picture? i heavily doubt there is any major insight on that matter, but you never know… people are crazy. there might be an empanada-obsessed photographer out there. i'm pushing my luck.
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- PAUL, MN (04/27/17) – Matt Dean today announced that he will be a republican candidate for Governor in the 2018 election. He announced his candidacy in an emailed letter to party activists and other thought leaders throughout Minnesota.
First elected in 2004, Dean represents District 38B in Minnesota's House of Representatives, which includes northeast metro communities of White Bear Lake, White Bear Township, North Oaks, Dellwood and Hugo. Dean served as House majority leader from 2011-2013.
As chair of the House's Health and Human Services Finance Committee, Dean has been a tireless opponent of Mark Dayton's blunder of making Minnesota a "first-in" participant in Obamacare. "Minnesota had the most to lose of any state in the disastrous medical experiment called Obamacare," Dean said. "I will work to make our state the first of 50 states to get out. Let's kill and bury MNsure and go back to doing healthcare the Minnesota way."
"My number one priority will be to reconnect our great healthcare providers with their grateful patients," he added.
Dean also pledged to ease the burdens on farmers, miners and manufacturers. "For more than a century, Minnesota has derived its prosperity from harvesting, manufacturing and healing people," Dean said. "Unfortunately, Minnesota's job creators have been hounded and harassed by an administration that treats our farmers and miners like wrongdoers and polluters."
Dean said his campaign was driven by a need to make Minnesota a state that works for everyone – not just those protected by the government, unions or high-priced lobbyists. Dean stressed the need to deliver the state back to the people. "A woman named Katie from Hugo put it best. 'Politicians keep taking the state back from one another and we never get it.'"
"I'm running to change that," Dean said, citing his experience as an architect and a legislator. He pointed to his reputation as a creative problem solver. "I am a proud conservative and I will work to solve our challenges by empowering people and getting government out of the way when we don't need it. Where we do need it, we will make it smaller, more effective and friendly."
Dean was born on the Iron Range, in Ely, and grew up in the Rice Street area of St. Paul's east side. Dean met his wife, Laura, in kindergarten at McCarron's Lake Elementary School.
Today, Laura is a nationally-recognized Obstetrician who has delivered thousands of babies and cared for their moms and grandmas. She is also a dedicated GOP grassroots activist, having served on the State Central Committee and as a delegate to many party conventions, including the 2016 GOP National Convention.
Matt and Laura are currently raising a sixth generation of Deans in the northeast metro. Marta is a sophomore at the University of Minnesota-Crookston, Jack is a freshman at St. Thomas and Jane is an eighth grader.
Dean, who quietly added over 40,000 miles to his odometer campaigning with House candidates last year, pledged to be a tireless campaigner. "The people of this state deserve an honest debate about our future," he said. "I've enjoyed helping others across the state run in red, blue and purple districts. Make no mistake, I'm running to win in November of 2018."
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I'd forgotten how much things can change in 1 month with a newborn. Here's some of Shoshannah's milestones:
- Sleeps through the night!
- Takes a pacifier
- Sucks fingers
- Laughs out loud
- Ticklish
- Takes a nap exactly 2 hours after waking up in the morning.
- Reaches for toys
- Still has dark blue eyes
- New hair seems to still be dark
- Is *almost* in size 3-6 months
- A LOT happier
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I recently came across this extensive comment by Najah under a Facebook status and after reading it, I knew I had to get her permission to share it. Sadly the lollipop analogy is not dying out anytime soon and in fact, it seems that people are getting more creative with the objects and food they liken Muslim Women to. If you're someone who doesn't understand why these analogies are problematic, definitely give this a read!
Can we please, not do this thing of likening a woman's hijab to food? It really is demeaning and does nothing to depict women's struggle to observe hijab.It should not even be related.
Hijab is much more than what we wear. It is the response of a woman to Her Lord's command. It is the obedience of Allah's words. It much more than sweet, bananas, plates of food, or whatever it is people come up with. Yes, those analogies are easier to comprehend, but by reducing the hijab to those baser things, we devalue it. The hijab covers a woman's speech, how she moves, and how she relates with people. Yes, it is all essentially in the dress, but it is much more than that, and I believe it would do us a world of good to give the best analogy to it. From what I've observed in the hijab journey of most sisters who observe the hijab diligently today, most would tell you about this desire to obey Allah, this strong will to please their Lord, and rarely about how they felt like a plate of food.
It is also wise to note that women love adorning themselves and they love adornments. They also love compliments. So, naturally, when a woman dresses well, she feels good when others notice. This happens even in the gatherings of sisters in hijab. It is a woman thing, and it takes 'Iman to give that up. And most sisters have done it, but not most would be pleased being likened to a lollipop.
Allah enjoins some things and gives us reason. He forbids others and we may never comprehend His reasons. And some He doesn't even give reasons for. I personally tell people that if the hijab wasn't a direct command from Allah, probably, no amount of comparison or scholarly opinion would make me observe it. I love gele and aso oke. Would I ever wear it right now? AudhubiLlah, never. If Allah didn't command me to wear hijab, I would gladly do so. And that goes for every other way of dressing that I and the society I live in might not think is indecent, but that does not necessarily fulfil the conditions of hijab. For most, it is not about what others think, but more of what they want to or wish to wear.
The summary of all this 'surutu' is that, we should compare the hijab with what it's worth: Loving our Creator, obeying Him because of that, fearing His anger at our disobedience, and hoping to earn Allah's pleasure as reward. Sisters need to know why the hijab is important, and that in the end, it is basically for them.
I pray Allah makes easy our affairs. I pray He increases us in Ikhlas, 'Iman and Ihsan. May He guide us aright and make our feet firm on His path.


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I came across an article from Daniel D. Teoli Jr. where he says exactly what I feel about photographing as professional, which has even more aspects that the quotation doesn't mention, because being a professional photographer is often being a business person before being a photographer, and most people interested in art are not usually good at business and marketing, and the creative field is mad competitive.
I've never been one to squash a person's dreams. If you have a dream…pursue it to the fullest! But, dreams or not, being a successful artist, that earns a good living, is very hard to do. You should know most artists fail at it…just as most musicians fail, most actors fail, most poets fail and most writers fail. (When I say fail, I am referring to fail at making decent bucks at their art.)
-Daniel D. Teoli Jr.
Keep going ahead and never look back is important to don't frustrate yourself. It is also important to remind yourself why you stepped in a creative field in the first place. Was it for the money or for something else? Because it is easier to forget it and let yourself be drown by stereotypes of accomplished person and success related to money and fame:
"If you're going to try, go all the way. Otherwise, don't even start. This could mean losing girlfriends, wives, relatives and maybe even your mind. It could mean not eating for three or four days. It could mean freezing on a park bench. It could mean jail. It could mean derision. It could mean mockery--isolation. Isolation is the gift. All the others are a test of your endurance, of how much you really want to do it. And, you'll do it, despite rejection and the worst odds. And it will be better than anything else you can imagine. If you're going to try, go all the way. There is no other feeling like that. You will be alone with the gods, and the nights will flame with fire. You will ride life straight to perfect laughter. It's the only good fight there is."
― Charles Bukowski, Factotum
Often, even when getting the opportunity to work in the field it doesn't mean you will feel accomplished or happy, because most paid works is about creating something for somebody else, as they want, and not for your self.
When it comes to working in the art field, what works best for me is to run my art life by the old adage …don't shit where you eat. I make money in non-art areas to fund what I want to do in the art areas. Even if a photog is lucky enough to work in their field, they have to ask the question…would they be taking the same photos they do if they were not getting paid for it?
My social documentary work absorbs most of my time and energy. I would have nothing left in creative energies for my own work if I was shooting weddings, graduations, engagements and product shots of cups and saucers. I would also hate every minute of it, as I have no interest in shooting those things…my art would suffer. (Now, if I was shooting half-naked, gorgeous women all day, I guess I could suffer through it!)
Artists can get gratification and recognition from a multitude of areas. One area of gratification is from selling their work or services. They get labeled a 'professional' when money enters the equation and their ego gets a boost. But, there can be only so much gratification in doing something you don't want to do just because someone pays you for it.
I prefer to work on self-funded projects and be able to do exactly what I want for my art. While that may produce some glory, it can be money draining. So there is no perfect solution unless you are lucky enough to be rich or you can sell your photo of a tricycle for half a million dollars, a photo you found on Instagram for $90,000 or your dirty bed for millions.
-Daniel D. Teoli Jr.
If you feel your work as professional is misleading your creative mind and personal expression, it is probably a better idea just forget about money, forget the rejection by not being a "pro" and just do whatever you feel you have to do.
I've worked on projects for almost a year full time, investing nearly $15,000 of my own money in it…and I failed to even give it away for free. The projects were landmark and had outstanding content. If you've seen my work you know I don't sign my name to garbage. But that is how it can be with art. Don't take any of it personally, you just keep moving on to the next project. Expectations are pre-planned resentments. This is why I tell you to work blind and not build up expectations.
Daniel D. Teoli Jr.
The fact is if you do it for love you will never be desapointed as Daniel D. also says. This is why:
An artist cannot fail; it is a success to be one
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Alex Boyé to Replace Christopher Jackson as Guest Artist for Mormon Tabernacle Choir's Pioneer Day Concert
Due to unavoidable and unanticipated scheduling conflicts with the filming of his current TV series, Christopher Jackson will be unable to join the Mormon Tabernacle Choir and Orchestra at Temple Square for their annual Pioneer Day concerts on July 14 and 15. Mr. Jackson is sincerely disappointed at this turn of events and is looking forward to another opportunity to appear with the choir and orchestra in the future.
The choir is very pleased to announce that Alex Boyé, singer, entertainer, and YouTube artist, will now be the guest artist for the Pioneer Day concerts.
"We are delighted to welcome a performer who has received international acclaim for his unique style of music and has been named 2017's Rising Artist of the Year," said Mormon Tabernacle Choir president Ron Jarrett. "Alex brings to the stage musical talent, energy, and charisma. His ability to involve and command an audience is a force to be reckoned with."
Alex Boyé is known for his dynamic African infused songs that have gained over 400 million views on YouTube, garnering him the title of YouTube's Cover Artist of the Year in 2014. He was just recently named the 2017 Rising Artist of the Year in a music contest sponsored by Pepsi and Hard Rock Café. As the grand prize winner, he will perform a half-time show for NFL's Monday Night Football this December in Miami.
Alex is an America's Got Talent alumnus and has shared the stage with many notable artists, including Jay-Z, Tim McGraw, George Michael, Missy Elliott, Justin Timberlake, the Beach Boys, and Olivia Newton-John.
Alex has appeared with the Mormon Tabernacle Choir numerous times on its Music and the Spoken Word broadcast and has been a soloist on several choir CD recordings. Boyé appeared with the choir on several of its tours, most notably in 2015, where his Carnegie Hall performances were greeted with standing ovations. Before earning fame as a solo artist, Boyé was a member of the Mormon Tabernacle Choir, where he honed many of the skills he considers crucial to his success.
The summer concerts are held in conjunction with community-wide Pioneer Day celebrations to celebrate the arrival of Mormon pioneers to Salt Lake City in the summer of 1847. Jarrett said, "The choir will capture the courage of these early settlers by singing pioneer hymns as they unite listeners in harmonious appreciation for their sacrifice."
The concert will be live-streamed on mormontabernaclechoir.org and many other Church digital properties at 8:00 p.m. on Saturday, July 15. It will also be carried live over the Church satellite system and aired on BYU Television, both broadcasts on that same date and time.
These summer concerts featuring music by the choir and orchestra have been a long-standing tradition. Recent guest artists have included the King's Singers (2016), Laura Osnes (2015), Santino Fontana (2014), Nathan Pacheco and Lindsey Stirling (2013), Katherine Jenkins (2012), and Linda Eder and Brian Stokes Mitchell (2011). Prior concerts have been filmed and later rebroadcast on BYU Television. The summer concert of 2012 with Katherine Jenkins won for the choir its second Emmy Award. The choir added a third Emmy Award for its Tanner Gift of Music concert with James Taylor.
Free tickets for these concerts are required and have all been distributed. However, patrons are invited to stand by for last-minute seating each evening. The standby line will form at the north gate on Temple Square at 6:30 p.m. for the evening performances.


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Atelier Projects has employed some of the industry leaders and boasts a team of highly capable and professional individuals, complimented by key contractors to provide specialised knowledge.
Jason O'Hara
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Jason O'Hara has over 30 years experience in construction and fitout delivery spanning major Melbourne landmarks such as Crown Casino, AAMI Park and Emporium.
Jason established Atelier Projects in December 2014 with a key focus on improving and developing the Australian construction industry. With a passion for innovation, Jason is involved in creating new ways to create new business opportunities.
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Lisa Loschiavo
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Lisa was introduced to construction when she joined Worley ABB Joint Venture as its HR Advisor. Following this, Lisa joined Origin Energy where she quickly rose through the ranks to become Manager of People and Culture LPG. In 2010 she moved to Grocon and by 2013 was the Head of People and Culture for their entire business.
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- 2001 University Square Development Site Manager
- 1996 Crown Casino Melbourne Supervisor
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- 2011 Dandenong Government Services Office Project Manager
- 2010 AAMI Park Project Manager
- 2009 Fairfax Media House Pre Contracts Design Manager
- 2006 MCG Northern Stand Redevelopment Assistant Project Manager
- 1997 Crown Casino and Entertainment Complex Packages Manager
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Chris has broad experience of the construction industry, working on complex medium to large-scale projects across Melbourne and Regional Victoria.
At Atelier Projects Chris has a critical role minimising risk to our clients by establishing and maintaining lines of communication and gaining a comprehensive understanding of client requirements, then ensuring these requirements are met in the subcontractor trade packages he prepares for tender.
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Vancouver's Bayshore by Stanley Park. This corner 2-bedroom home offers an open 1,206 SqFt of refined living. High ceiling, floor to ceiling windows, and 270 degree of exposure offering abundance of sunlight in this home. Expansive Southern cityscape, Harbour view to the North, and unobstructed view to the Stanley Park. West coast inspired renovation boasts luxurious flair to this already perfect residence. New chef's kitchen with high-end appliances, air-conditioning, new spa-inspired ensuite in spacious principal room, Italian wallpaper in bedrooms and built-in entertainment system. Meticulously managed building with world-class amenities: a fitness centre and 24/7 concierge service. Coal harbour pier, community centre, or the Park. This Residence has it all.
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Month: July 2014
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It's nearly impossible to fall asleep on this bus. The hazardously rough roads make my teeth chatter despite the 90 degree heat, and I jar awake every few minutes, catching air on the numerous speed bumps.
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Dear Daddy and Mama,
I'm sorry about the way I've been screaming so long and loudly when you've put me to bed every night for the past week or so. It's just that - well, I discovered that my Mama is just a really cool person and I've decided that I want to be around her all the time. I mean, haven't I made that clear? Look, I'm fine when I'm in your arms, Mama. I stop crying immediately. Just don't put me back in the crib or I'll start that hair-raising, toe-curling, makes-your-heart-fall-out-of-your-mouth scream, and you know I can keep that up for a long time.
The other thing is, guys, is that I'm just growing so fast and learning so much. Hello, I'm learning to crawl over here! And I've just gotten so good at it that I want to practice all the time... even at night! So I'm up on all fours, it wakes me up, I'm real tired and then I look around and all of a sudden I realize that MAMA IS NOT HERE IN THE CRIB WITH ME!
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Backed by decades of industrial experiences and experienced team of professionals, we are engaged in offering a huge range of Cone Connecting Rod. These rods are used for connecting barricade cones in construction sites, engineering sectors and traffic signals. In order to manufacture high quality Cone Connecting Rod, our professionals employ advanced machines and utilize quality tested material procured from the authentic vendors. We offer these rods to our clients at a reasonable price.


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"Globalization" has long been a buzzword, and has only been gaining steam in today's increasingly inter-connected world. It is essentially used to refer to growing trade and investment, especially with international businesses and economic integration abroad.
One of the greatest effects of globalization has been the rise of multinational companies. These businesses are typically headquartered in one country, but have a presence in other regions of the world. Manufacturers who have a global presence usually have certain steps of production carried out in various countries, where advantages can be leveraged.
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