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It has been a week since the election ended and I have been wrestling with what to write about it. And I have decided to get a little more personal then I originally thought I would. So this post may seem a little more random then I normally will write on this blog but I hope this post will encourage more discussion on the subject so here are my thoughts.
Initial Reaction
Last Tuesday, I was live tweeting the election which was actually quite fun despite the outcome. However, I remember when I saw Pennsylvania switch to red that when it hit me on what was about to happen. Once this happened, I immediately prayed which is my initial reaction to many things. But this was one of lament and sadness. The next day was like a fog and like many people I was in shock. I begin to think of stories in Scripture to help encourage me. I thought about how Nebuchadnezzar was humbled by the Lord in Daniel. I considered how Israel was stuck with kings for whole generations and the country suffered greatly for their mistakes. In the end, I was pushed closer to the Lord but my heart still broke for those in fear. Because I know the I personally will not be affected because I am a white male. But there are so many others who will be and already have been.
One of the biggest story-lines I have seen is the numbers for people who voted; 81% of what evangelical voters voted for President-elect Trump. I consider myself an evangelical and I am white. But I am apart of the 19% who did not vote for President-elect Trump. Now, I know you can read numbers in different ways and they never account for every situation. But to me if if these numbers are off. They are still saddening to me. I still find it very difficult to understand how someone who claims to hold a high view of scripture and at the same time vote for President-elect Trump. I know as I write this you may be thinking "How could you vote for Clinton." And I would say I reluctantly voted for her after much prayer, thought, and reading of vast sources. I won't go into explicit detail here as it will side track from my main point but you will probably be able to pick up on it as you continue to read.
As I have considered the numbers and thought how people could vote they way they did. My thought is the may have to do with experience and what you have been exposed to in life. And all I can account for is my own experience. As stated in my post from a month ago, I grew up in a Republican environment. And I hate to admit it but if this was eight years ago I would probably have been in the 81%. But the last eight years have exposed me to many different people and what they go through. I have worked at a homeless shelter where I have seen people who need help. I have volunteered for an organization called DASH which helps Asylum seekers. I currently worker as CPS caseworker where I see brokenness everyday. These experiences shaped the way I vote. But most importantly of all, I have continued to grow closer to Lord. And this is what lead me to vote. And these leads me to think about how not everyone else has had these experiences and therefore they probably cant understand why I voted the way I did.
What now…
The biggest thought has been what to do now. I remember talking with my wife and we are both struggling with how do we show to others we are safe place, especially to minorities. Because we know there are people who probably look at us and think "Trump voters." This blog is an attempt to show the opposite to the world but I know it won't reach everyone. I do know that I am more willing now to stand up for the oppressed then I have been before. And if you are reading this and have made it this far. If you are fearful of the current climate, know that I am here for you and am willing to stand up for you.


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Barb Giamanco is widely known for her expertise in management and sales, and expertise comes primarily from one thing: experience. "I carried a bag, managed corporate sales teams, busted quota through the years selling to multiple customer types: enterprise, small medium business, distributors, retailers, and channel partner customers," Barb says.
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Growing up with brothers, Barbara says she was a tomboy. Maybe this is what made her well-suited for the male-dominated tech industry, where she got her start in sales.
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Her growing self-awareness made her hungry to learn more about interacting with her colleagues in the most efficient way.
She heard about the DISC personality theory and studied it closely, eventually receiving a DISC certification and applying her new knowledge in her professional and personal life.
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With her new training and certification, Barb was able to look at her work surroundings in a clearer way.
She noticed that some female colleagues, in an attempt to avoid inappropriate interactions and gain respect from men in the office, were very aggressive in their sales and social behaviors.
She also noticed that those colleagues tended to miss out on promotions, sales, and valuable professional connections, not to mention that they were often regarded negatively in the office.
Barb told me that in business, women should aim to be assertive, not aggressive. "Know your stuff, but learn to adapt. Moderate yourself," she advises.
Some women are naturally more dominant and aggressive, but some take on this behavioral style at work in an attempt to fit the "salesman" stereotype more closely: Fast talker, firm handshake, gregarious, persistent, and forever dominating the conversation.
But why is this dated stereotype still around in 2015? Barb says part of the problem could be the gender-biased language we use surrounding sales -- in job advertisements, internal communications, and more.
Using gender-biased words like destroy, kill, hunt, ninja, and rockstar in sales job listings may be enough to turn a qualified woman away from a position, according to recent studies. One way to eliminate gender bias in the sales industry is by balancing the percentages of men and women in those positions to begin with, and that means bringing in more women.
In fact, as a test, I went to monster.com and searched using the terms "sales rep" and a few common gender-biased keywords.
Sure enough, with just a few simple searches, I found several job descriptions that could discourage potential female sales reps from applying -- otherwise well qualified women sales reps -- that are just put off by the unwelcoming language in the job description. Check these out:
A company selling a CRM solution in Broomall, Pennsylvania:
Be part of something amazing! We are seeking a rock star Inside Sales professional to join our client's growing Account Development team. We're looking for a bulldog with high energy and a knack for engaging with prospective customers - get 'em on, get 'em over, get 'em in! The ideal candidate is able to contribute to the team's success with minimal coaching and offers new ideas for approaching prospects within our client's target market. If you have a sales background and desire to join a fun and dynamic group, read on. Help us kill it.
A bottled water company in Phoenix, Arizona:
Are you an upbeat and outgoing person? Are you motivated and driven to succeed? Do you enjoy talking to people but hate the thought of being stuck behind a desk all day? [REDACTED] of Valparaiso is seeking "Rock Star" candidates to sell the best drinking water, water treatment and filtration systems. Don't be a Chump. Join Now.
Barb really has a point. Organizations must learn to be more inclusive of women sales reps across the board, and it can begin with something as simple as the language we use.
Barb is passionate about being a woman in sales, and it's clear when you look at her work, accomplishments, and understanding of the industry. Learn more about her by visiting her website and connect with her on Twitter at @barbaragiamanco.
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It is always distressing to receive messages like this because I have seen first hand the grim reality of what people have to put on their tables at home in North Korea, and it stands in such stark contrast with the situation in neighbouring China or Russia.
Our friend has written this week:
As you know, I visited to Taiwan in 2011, at that time I was told from a friend of mine that a lady whose name was just Hope attached to RC Taipei wanted to help us donate food (white rice) amounting to 500MT, even if the amount was a bit small volume as compared with urgently required amount. However, I could not hold on contact with her to the last because that friend did not introduce her to me.
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On 4 June 2018 the Tribunal made the following orders:
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Samaroh – a function or interchangeably termed as a gathering or get together. For me, it is just not about people coming together to dine here but also coming together of various dishes on one plate.
It's an all veg restaurant serving 7 course thaali meal. I was happy to dine here as part of Bloggers meet and the promotion of "Little" app. More on the app at the end and in upcoming blog.
Being a hardcover non-vegetarian, I do have my apprehensions when dining at all veg restaurants thinking what if it's not gonna be good. And the NON-VEG devil inside me craves for meat!
There are quite a few restaurants serving thaali meal, so how's it different or not??
Well, the difference is definitely the complete experience you get while dining here. Read on…
The place looks beautiful with pink and golden yellow colour in the décor, the dining area etc. It's kinda soothing to the eye! The brass utensils, cutlery and some very cute ones add to a lovely experience. They had their own shapes and sizes of spoons, plates and other stuff!
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They serve complimentary crisps or fryams with various chutneys, sauces and relishes.
I enjoyed munching on these with the pickled veggies and they were too good! Your hunger only keeps increasing for the upcoming actual meal!
The first thing you get to taste in thaali here is actually a sweet, to start the meal on a sweet note! How nice!
In cute little bowl, a broken "Moti choor laddoo" was served. The broken laddoo looked like tiny orange pearls, very tasty dish. I only wish the quantity was more because the portion was more or less of half a laddoo and the tiny bowl wasn't full either.
Then the items keep on coming and served wholeheartedly by the friendly staff! Wonderful service! Their Indian attire is pleasing too.
You get to taste aam panna, lassi and chaas along the course of the whole meal. All nice but seasoning needs to be balanced.
Dhokla, Soft and succulent paneer, spiced and grilled apple and aloo tikki – All good!
The tomato shorba had a vibrant red colour served along with crisps. It was light, quite alright but a little sweet. Some punch in the taste would've made it more tastier.
Very tasty and well balanced chaats. You would enjoy eating every bit of it. Whether Pani Puri or the other items. The paani kettle was so cute!
Main course
There was paneer, dal makhani, dhokla, corn sabzi, sarson saag and various other items…the list goes on.
The tawa pulav was again vibrant and tasty, so were the phulkas and rotis. Curd rice with pomegranate pearls was nice too. All well balanced with the servings in small katoris. Each had their own flavor, texture and goodness! So basically, different dishes of various Indian cuisines – Punjabi, Gujarathi, Rajasthani, South Indian etc…on one plate. Picking your favorite would be tough!
I loved the phulkas soaked with ghee and butter.
Malpua – Aahhh, Crispy fried malpua in sticky sugar syrup topped with cream. It was yummy!
Qubani ka meetha with cream
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Tasty kulfi topped with saffron strings. The portion though could've been higher. Who doesn't like ice cream desserts? It had the right amount of sweetness and creaminess!
Topped with saffron strands, this was a good sweet and tangy dessert.
Lychee in cream :
This was nice and creamy too.
Walnut halwa:
It was nice and sticky but little too sweet. I had never had walnut halwa, this was pretty new try.
Overall, I had a great dining experience. The spread and variety is elaborate. The taste is very good! The cost is icing on the cake! Perfect for vegetarians and must try for non-vegetarians too!
I loved the fact that I could see mostly families dining here. What a nice chance to bring your family and dine together!
As the food keeps coming and you keep eating, I doubt if this falls under category of a quick meal.
Do luncheons and dinners and come here with patience and time at your hand. Else, you wouldn't enjoy as much!
This is also one of the restaurants nominated for "best Veg restaurant" category for the Times Food awards. So if you like it, you may vote for it.
"Little" app has great deals that would help you save some bucks. No just on food, but on various stuff. So you can get discounted deals at various restaurants and especially at Samaroh. So you may download the app and gain benefits!
Food – 4.5, Cost – 4/5, Service – 4.5/5


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|Sacramento, Calif.
|Previous College:
|Cosumnes River Coll.
About Modeste
Expected to serve as top utility infielder but also figures in the picture
at third base ... spent Fall practice recovering from off-season right shoulder
surgery ... can play first, second, third and left field ... if healthy, he
could be a significant key to ORU's success ... gives ORU improved depth and a
potent bat off the bench ... gritty player.
2003 Highlights (Junior)
Endured frustrating first season at ORU ... missed several games after
dislocating his right shoulder while diving back into second base at Miami (4/5)
... was just hitting his offensive stride before the injury ... saw time at
second and third as well as DH ... collected a pair of singles in the fifth
inning at Southwest Missouri State (4/30) ... drove in five runs in three games
against Northeastern (3/28-30) ... drove in three runs in series-opener then
came back with two RBI in series finale ... 1-for-3 with an RBI and two walks
against Wichita State (3/25) ... 3-for-4 with a run scored against Kent State
(3/23) ... 2-for-5 with an RBI in season-opener against St. Gregory's (2/17) ...
2-for-4 with a double at McNeese State (3/1) ... 2-for-4 with a triple and two
RBI against Georgia (3/2) ... went 2-for-4 with an RBI and a run scored versus
St. Mary's (3/8).
At Cosumnes River College
Highly decorated junior college infielder ... named Bay Valley Conference Player
of the Year and 1st-team all-conference ... also named a California Community
College All-American and all-Northern California ... batted .337 with nine home
runs and 46 RBI in 43 games ... also laced 17 doubles and had a .602 slugging
percentage ... played his freshman season at Sacramento City College and
redshirted the next season before transferring to Cosumnes River ... coached by
Tony Bloomfield.
High School
1999 graduate of C.K. McClatchy High School ... all-city and all-league as well
as an Optimist All-Star ... batted .442 as a senior, setting school record with
nine home runs and 51 RBI ... coached by Brian LaForte.
Full name is Scott Edward Modeste ... son of Ed and Kathy Modeste ... Psychology
major ... chose ORU over San Jose State and UC-Irvine ... born August 14, 1981.


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A sermon by Ps. Zulvy Leon on September 3rd 2017
We are irreplaceable parts of the church that God has ordained. God's vehicle to fulfill His promises is His church: His Kingdom, family, and ecclesia.
Matthew 5:13-16
The duty of the church is to decipher the culture. We are cultural watchdogs and we need to position ourselves according to the Word of God. God has given us a cultural mandate to work out the land and take dominion. This mandate was first given to Adam and it applies to all of us in our today's culture. God wants us to be in this world and He wants us to produce and subdue or occupy the earth until He comes. To occupy has both militaristic and economic meanings which are to conquer and multiply what He has given. Therefore, we need to be involved in the culture. We have to be present in the battle of culture/ideology and in the intersection of commerce. God sent us as a sheep into a pack of wolves. Don't stand in line or retreat. If you feel defeated or insecure, the devil has succeeded in his plan. We are the last hope of humanity that God will use to bring people back to the Lord.
Facebook recently reached a milestone of 2 billion subscribers. Facebook's leader says that Facebook can fill in the role of the church which is to give a sense of purpose or community. Let's reflect at where we are nowadays. Is church being replaced by other venue for other people to find a sense of meaning in their life? Are we working to fulfill the purpose that God has given to His church? As God's tool, we're supposed to be irreplaceable. But, if we're losing the reason of why we're here, we will no longer be relevant or useful and we will be easily replaced (Matthew 5:13). We have a calling. Don't be absent from the battle of cultures.
If the salt loses its saltiness:
- The loss of QUALITY – IDENTITY
When salt that is fine and granular is left exposed to air, it will become rock solid. We have our own standard of morality, don't let other standard be mixed into yours. Our quality is directly connected to the purity of our faith and morality which is the Gospel. When we lose our quality, we will no longer have a distinctive effect and we will lose our identity. The loss of identity does not happen overnight but it will happen gradually when we allow contaminant and other agents to start diluting our quality.
- The loss of USAGE – Purpose; Application
How do we taste the effect of salt if it was never actually used or sprinkled? As the church of God, are we staying in our comfort zone instead of going out to help, touch, and show compassion to other lives?
- The loss of SIGNIFICANCE – Role
Each of us has our role given from God. When we live as somebody else, we will lose our significance or usefulness because we no longer perform our role. Every single one of us was born unique, specially gifted and no one can replace you. It doesn't matter how old you are but God has a unique calling for each of you. We have to find what our calling is and throughout our lives, we have to strive to fulfill that calling. As a church, our role is to allow people to come in, be connected with God's heart and vision, equip them, encourage them, and send them out to connect other people to the Lord.
We are born as part of what is irreplaceable. Don't check out of the call of life. The church has been here before Facebook and the church will still be around even after all social media will be long gone – as long as we are fulfilling our purpose that God has given us in this world.
Knowing Our Saltiness
- WHO You Are – the devil will always try to pin you for the sin that you've done. Sin is what we do as broken creatures but it's not who we are, so if we fall into sin today, we don't have to stay in it. Sin is what you have done but it's not your identity because God has died in our place so that we are no longer overcome by sin.
- WHAT Is Your Purpose – There must be a purpose of why you are where you are and do what you do. Find your purpose.
- HOW Can We Accomplish – Once we find out our purpose, we need to figure out how we can accomplish it. That's why it's important for us to know the Word of God. It will direct and guide in our lives.
- WHY Do We Need to Accomplish It – If we check out from this battle, the body of the church of Christ will not be complete and it will be lopsided. Encourage one another so they will do good things that God has called them to do.
- WHERE Do We Need To Do It
- WHEN Is The Right Time – Your life is connected to His purpose in your generation. Now is the time to find your purpose and fulfill it.
Don't be an irreplaceable church or individual. We are the ambassador of God's irreplaceable church. Realize your purpose, identity, and significance because the Kingdom of God is tied to your life.


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Importance Of Playtime With Peers At The Nursery
Playtime is important for all babies and toddlers. It is fun yet critical to their development. Play is work in the eyes of the little ones and their way of learning about the world around them. Play provides for babies and toddlers a platform to try out new skills, practice skills acquired, explore their imagination and enhance their creativity, and learn about relationship with


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Welcome to the 401st post!
I was keeping such a close eye on when to post up a special 400th piece that I don't know how this one slipped by. That said, I think yesterday's Canada Day write up was a very apropos, grounding sort of post to have gotten that honour.
So while this is technically the 401st post, I'm happy to have this be the inaugurating first step into the next hundred. Because after all 400 is a landmark, but how do you go on from there knowing that each step is going to be far more humble?
This is a philosoraptor topic that I've been pondering on for quite some time. I've reached some high water marks in my lifetime – many more than I thought possible. Every time the wave rolls back, however, I get a bad case of the withdrawals.
The first time I felt this quite so acutely was after I came back from my study abroad trip in Australia, 2011. I'd spent years preparing to go, proceeded to have the best time of my life, and then came home entirely deflated. Not only was I feeling empty because I missed the Land Down Under, but also because I'd accomplished the most distant, far-reaching goal I had at the time.
How do you go on from there?
The answer: I needed a new goal.
My short term goal was to go to Vancouver the next year, but that was just to tide me over for The Big One. What I really wanted now? To teach English abroad. Then, I reasoned, I'd never have to come home: I could keep monkey bar-ing across Asia and travel indefinitely. That was a plan with no slump at the end, right?
Well, that didn't quite work out as you all well know. I stayed for two years before calling it quits and returning to Canada for some homestyle restoration. Only when I got home, I realized I was stuck in that same old conundrum of 2011.
What now??
Ricky and I formulated a dozen plans, including moving to Australia, New Zealand, California, Vancouver, and Toronto (the latter of which was just about so certain that I wrote about it in my 300th post as our surefire path to the future). The plethora of choices – each with their long lists of pros and cons – was overwhelming. But we knew we needed a direction. In the end, visas dictated our best bet was to go to the UK where Ricky could complete a teaching certification that would allow him to not only teach ESL, but be a teacher at a high school in any country.
And so it seemed we had purpose again.
Except then I had trouble with immigration, had to come back to Canada to wait for my EU citizenship, and then watched as the world crumbled under the Brexit vote.
I'm still going to try to get into the UK, kicking and screaming if I have to, but one thing's for sure: once Ricky finishes his certification, the UK is no longer an option for us. Thus, we're both asking ourselves, once more, "What now?"
Again, we've scrambled together some plans.
So far we have Vietnam, Cambodia, and Japan on our list. Farther into the future, we'd really like to move to Australia and New Zealand. Ricky's set on teaching, and while I'm good to do ESL for a while, I'm also aiming towards getting an agent to do illustrations for books, considering a sideline career in massage therapy or possibly osteopathy, and never giving up hope that an opportunity for travel writing could one day be an option.
But the truth is none of those specifics matter.
I've been feeling a lot more grounded lately and I've finally come to realize that it's because all that matters is that we have plans.
Because once you're holding your guiding star in your hands, suddenly the way forward isn't so clear anymore. At least that's been my problem.
It straight up sucks to be directionless, purposeless. It's necessary to set goals you can achieve since castles in the sky also tend to make you feel like there's no point, but no one really talks about the downer after the liberating high. Rationally speaking, it's only natural to go downhill after reaching the top, but it can make you feel even worse. After all why do you feel like you're in the dumps after completing the best thing in your life? You should celebrate! Feel on top of the world!
Whatever your feelings are for Elizabeth Gilbert (author of Eat, Pray, Love), she has a great TedTalk on finding center. To paraphrase, she says great success and great failure both throw you to opposite extremes of your emotional spectrum. As such, either one (yes, even the extreme good) throws you off balance. What you need to do is find your center again. From there, you gain back the perspective that allows you to go forward with purpose once more.
In the last year, a lot of my goals have fallen away. Namely, my nearly lifelong ambition to become a writer. I used to think that I could be happy working a day job and pursuing a career in writing. If Stephen King could do it with all the odds stacked against him in his early days, surely I could truck on as well and get there eventually. "Nose + grindstone + me = success" was my formula to get me into the future.
I'm not going to cross writing off the list forever, but I've been doing a lot of rethinking since leaving Korea. I've tried to get that writing career to take flight, but the industry is nothing like I thought it would be. And the kind of day jobs I saw myself surviving off of are not financially sustainable options – especially because I'm making travel a priority. Call it a quarter life crisis if you will, but I'm completely reevaluating what I think I want, and what I know I need, and defining my path forwards based on the answers I'm discovering.
I thought I wanted to be a writer, but I'm not so sure anymore.
I thought I could do ESL indefinitely, but it's not what I thought it would be.
I thought I'd be able to work any job for the pay check, but I'm learning my limits.
So what now?
Very simply, I'm making plans – many of them. I'm staying flexible. And most importantly, I'm looking farther into the future than ever before.
I can't say I'll never find myself in the slump between great dreams again, but I'm trying to give myself perspective. On either side, there is a mountain: behind, one recently descended; ahead one yet to be scaled. Where you are at this point is a valley.
It's nice to rest, but it's only there as long as you stay put. When you decide to keep going, it takes a single step. Then another. And another. Eventually you're at the next peak.
One thing I've learned though is that I far prefer having something to look forward to than the actual moment of triumph. Not so much that I'd sabotage my achievements, but rather that for every goal I have, I'm aiming to accompany it with Plans B-Z to keep me going once I cross it off the checklist.
Now, I'm terrible at following my own advice, but I'm earnestly trying to stay positive if only because I never want to end up in the dark place I got to back in Korea again. So this is one of my many attempts to make sense of this crazy world and adopt a point of view more zen than a yogi aligning chakras on a surfboard.
And so, with this 1st step achieved past the 400 mark, I've begun my humble way out of the valley and onto the next peak at 500. Hopefully my life in the interim will have come as far from here as it has in the last hundred posts.
"The best is yet to come," as the quote goes.
And keeping that in mind is how to keep going.
So how about you guys – do you have any tried and true ways to get yourself past the slumps and onto the next adventure?


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Watch your thoughts; they become words. Watch your words; they become actions. Watch your actions; they become habits. Watch your habits; they become character. Watch your character; it becomes your destiny.
–Frank Outlaw
Entertainment when you want
Becoming Unstuck
Walking through the journey of grief/loss, one day at a time, holding on to the hope of the joy that lies ahead.
A inward journey in this outside world.


text: "I was in Liberia right after the war, working for the United Nations, and I saw this girl who had no hands. The girl was maybe 13 years old and she was sitting in a chair with a baby in her lap. I couldn't believe it - I had been working for the United Nations for many decades and had seen the aftermath of war in Lebanon, Kuwait, Iraq and Israel but this was different. Maybe because Liberia is very close to Ghana, where I am from, seeing that girl changed my world. I wondered how is she going to care for herself, how can she ever clean herself with no hands. When I returned to the United States I knew I had to address the turmoil in Africa and I started my organization, Voices of African Mothers in order to address poverty and hunger and to educate women." - Nana Fuso-Randall is the founder and President of Voices of African Mothers.


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Mr. O's second culinary find this week was Claire Thomas's Orecchiette Cacio e Pepe with Kale, Butternut Squash, and Burrata, which you can read about on her blog, The Kitchy Kitchen. We love her vegetable lasagna, so this seemed like a surefire recipe.
Until we got to Wegmans — yes, we occasionally truck 35 miles west to get to the happiest place on earth — and they didn't have orecchiette. We forgave them, though, since they kindly provided incredibly cheap pre-cut, pre-cleaned kale and butternut squash, and contented ourselves with radiatore.
Other departures from the original recipe:
- I don't care for pepper or Romano in large quantities, so I made a sauce with just a bit of freshly ground pepper — maybe two teaspoons? — about a half cup of pasta water, about a half cup of Parmesan, and olive oil.
- I didn't remember to look for burrata, so I substituted fresh mozzarella, and more of it.
- I love Tuscan kale, but not the price, so I substituted regular kale.
- I wanted to use up some spring onions, so I left out the roasted onion.
- I shifted some of the quantities (ok, most of them)
- And I made a balsamic syrup to top the dish.
I think this turned out to be the perfect dish for the cool beginning of spring: it's warm and hearty, but the crisp spring onion and sweet/sour balsamic syrup are refreshing.
Early Spring Radiatore with Kale, Butternut Squash, Mozzarella and Balsamic Syrup
- 1 lb radiatore (and reserve about a cup of the starchy pasta water)
- 4 cups peeled and cubed butternut squash
- 6 cups chopped or torn standard kale
- 8 oz. fresh mozzarella cheese
- 4 spring onions
- 1/2 cup Parmesan
- 2 tsp freshly-ground black pepper, or more to taste
- salt
- olive oil
- 1 and 1/2 cups balsamic vinegar
How To:
Roast the squash (tossed in olive oil with salt and pepper) in a single layer on a baking sheet. I had enough lead time, so I roasted it at 350 degrees for 40 minutes, but you could hike up the heat to cut the cooking time.
Boil the pasta according to the directions (err on the al dente side). Toast the pepper in a pot with a wide diameter; after a couple minutes, turn to low heat, add the olive oil and kale, and cook gently. The kale should remain bright green.
Simmer the balsamic vinegar in a small saucepan (or, if you're like us and don't have one, try a small nonstick skillet) until it's reduced by half; it should be thick and syrupy.
Slice the green onions (white and light green parts) and cut the mozzarella into small pieces (I use kitchen scissors).
Just before the pasta's ready, stir the Parmesan and about a half cup of pasta water into the kale and pepper mixture (reserve the other half cup of water in case you need to thin out the sauce). Drain the pasta and add to the kale, along with the squash and mozzarella. Add salt to taste and toss to combine.
Top with the warm syrup and sprinkle with the green onions. Serve immediately.


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Legal attire: the confidence of the suit
Tracy Xavier
While researching fashion in the professional world of attorneys, I ran across this article that really expressed our views on the subject. Inside the wardrobe of legal drama Suits
Jolie sources much of the cast's wardrobe from vintage and department stores in Toronto, where Suits is filmed, and makes trips to New York and Los Angeles, visiting consignment stores for one-off pieces and details like ties, cufflinks, collars or shoes that make the characters feel invested, she says. "It's harder and harder to find really great pieces but I scour those stores all the time to see what's different, to see what I've missed."
Lawyer fashion evolves to reflect personality and tradition
For the women on Suits, Andreatta says she uses a lot of consignments. "The clothes are recycled, which is wonderful, and they're insanely good quality. I find Dior, Chanel—and I use a lot of it—but it's consignment."
Andreatta suggests scouring vintage stores and online sites to add personality and to find designer pieces at a fraction of the cost. "Never be afraid of tailoring: Don't be afraid to take it in and cut it up. If a jacket is too long, don't be afraid to cut 5 inches out of it. Or you could cut a lapel down" to update a look and fit, she says.
Andreatta began her career styling attorneys more than 20 years ago, when she and a friend would take racks of clothes into law firms and talent agencies. She says times have changed—the palette has expanded, allowing lawyers more license to inject fun elements into their wardrobes.
"Women lawyers I meet want to wear the items from Suits," Andreatta says. "You want to look beautiful but not provocative. Even seven years ago, women were dressing to fit in, to challenge men—and that was their way to compete with their colleagues. Now, it's stronger and more to their benefit to just be women."
Female attorneys aren't the only ones who can find areas of self-expression through fashion. On Suits, Andreatta allows the personality of the male characters to shine through in a variety of ways. She adds romanticism with a decorative pocket square; others are dressed in vintage ties or bespoke, Savile Row-style suits.


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Alagba JK is another powerful and anointed Nigerian Gospel Music Artiste who has given up all for the master's will. He has returned to the music scene with this sizzling single "CORRECT PAPA", under the stables of Korrect Records. He is a praise and worship leader with a passion to see people experience the manifestation of God's presence. He has been a consistent praise leader in diverse platforms for more than a dozen years.
The rare verve with which he ministers under the grace of God has made him a mentor to a few. As a music minister, song writer and music producer, Alagba JK has feature in few album projects and he is set to release his album". He was nominated in the Nigerian Gospel Awards (www.thescepters.com).
His desire is to make the praise of God known in all gatherings and lead the people to worship God through Jesus Christ with the manifestation of Holy Ghost and power.
The song CORRECT PAPA featuring the energetic HENRISOUL, produced by ROCKYTEE is a danceable song that talks about the Correct God doing wonders in our lives.
This is a lovely track that will bless your life. Put on your dancing shoes as we praise the Correct Papa.
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