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NEW YORK--The price gap between the world's two most-important oil contracts shrunk to the narrowest in nearly eight months Tuesday, as new transportation links helped U.S. oil futures extend gains versus Europe's Brent crude.
Increasing pipeline capacity and rising rail shipments in recent months have helped shrink an oil-supply glut in the middle of the U.S. that has weighed on domestic oil prices.
After start-up issues in January, the newly expanded Seaway Pipeline is set to increase oil shipments to the Gulf Coast later this year. Rail transport of oil also has more than doubled over the past year, according to industry statistics, moving crude to refineries along the coast that didn't have access to domestic crude output.
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The new transport links, part of a broader transformation of the U.S. from energy consumer to major energy producer, are showing signs of overcoming a two-year struggle to move oil from new fields in North Dakota, Texas and other regions to the refiners pumping out gasoline and other fuels.
Last week, oil stockpiles at the key transport hub in Cushing, Okla., fell to 49.3 million barrels, the lowest since December and well below the record 51.9 million barrels hit in January.
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West Texas Intermediate, or WTI, light, sweet crude for April delivery recently traded 52 cents lower at $93.22 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange.
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Traditionally, the two contracts traded within a few dollars of each other, but over the past two years surging U.S. oil output has created a domestic supply glut, severing WTI's connection to the global market.
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Court Considering Easing on TV Profanity RulesWith Pete Williams, NBC
Santorum Runs Out of Steam in New HampshireBy Sam Youngman, Reuters
Rick Santorum never showed up for a scheduled Election Day stop at the busiest voting ward in this New Hampshire city on Tuesday. The voters of New Hampshire didn't show up for him either. Just one week after Santorum surprised the U.S. Republican presidential field by nearly winning the Iowa caucuses, his hopes of facing off against President Barack Obama came crashing back to Earth on Tuesday with a lackluster finish in the New Hampshire primary.
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Any remotely sympathetic observer would have to say that Mitt Romney easily cleared the bar on what he needed to do in the New Hampshire primary, and in the process took a big step toward the Republican presidential nomination.The big variable in the GOP contest, of course, rests in the hands of people who are deeply unsympathetic to Romney and the idea of him leading the party against Barack Obama: How much fight do they reall have left?
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This is the second win for Romney is the first for any Republican apart from a sitting president, reports CNBC's John Harwood.
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Newt Gingrich's presidential campaign may be going down in flames, but he's determined to burn GOP presidential front-runner Mitt Romney as badly as he can before the crash. He could singe his future standing within his own party while he's at it. The former House speaker is projected to finish a dismal fourth or fifth in Tuesday night's New Hampshire GOP primary, following his disappointing fourth-place finish in the Iowa caucuses a week ago. After such a lackluster performance against Romney, the first nonincumbent Republican to win back-to-back victories in Iowa and New Hampshire, Gingrich did not seem inclined to bow out of the race.
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The Supreme Court ruled Tuesday that a New Orleans man's murder conviction must be reversed because prosecutors failed to reveal that the sole eyewitness to the crime had earlier said he could not identify the killer. The decision was 8-1; Justice Clarence Thomas was the lone dissenter.
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For the last week, Mitt Romney has called himself "landslide Romney," repeating a joke from John McCain about his eight-vote victory in the Iowa caucuses. The title fits a little better now. He won the New Hampshire primary by a handy 13 points with 37 percent of the vote. In the much-watched fight for runner-up, Ron Paul got that "real nice second place" he'd been predicting, with 24 percent of the vote, and Jon Huntsman finished third with 17 percent—to the disappointment of New York magazine editors but few Republican voters.
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Sweeping aside much of the intraparty noise that has dominated the Republican presidential race in recent days, voters in the primary here on Tuesday appeared to be united behind a single goal: defeating President Obama and a set of policies that have driven them into a rage. Debbie Finch was among the angry voters. Finch, 39, said she never liked Obama much. She voted for Hillary Rodham Clinton in the Democratic primary in 2008, then for Republican John McCain in the general election.
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Jon Huntsman Jr.'s bet that the contrarian impulse of New Hampshire voters would put him back in the Republican primary mix delivered a third-place finish that allows him to continue in the race for now. He heads to South Carolina, site of the next Republican presidential primary, where he's trailing other candidates as well as comedian Stephen Colbert.
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A near-panic has taken hold among some core conservative activists, who are now scrambling to devise a strategy to deny Mitt Romney the Republican presidential nomination. Many of these activists see South Carolina's primary on Jan. 21 as their last best hope of stopping Romney by consolidating in a united front against him. But many acknowledge that they have yet to figure out which of the remaining conservative rivals to rally behind and which should get out.
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White House Chief of Staff Daley ResignsBy Laura Meckler and Carol E. Lee, Wall Street Journal
White House Chief of Staff William M. Daley resigned at the start of the presidential election year, a surprise decision that underscored President Barack Obama's shift toward a populist platform he hopes will win him another term this November. Mr. Daley's move marked the end of a rocky yearlong tenure in which the former J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. executive, whose original mission was to reach out to business and congressional Republicans, became increasingly sidelined. Mr. Obama announced Monday that Mr. Daley would be succeeded by the White House budget director, Jacob Lew.
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Independents Set Top TierBy Janet Hook, Wall Street Journal
Mitt Romney's broad-based victory in New Hampshire was built upon strong support from Republican voters and backing from enough independents to keep his rivals from mounting a serious challenge, exit polling data showed. Rep. Ron Paul of Texas and former Utah Gov. Jon Huntsman were buoyed by a surge of independent voters, who made up 45% of the GOP primary electorate, up from just over one-third in 2008. Independents in New Hampshire can vote in either party's primary.
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Ron Paul said Tuesday he was "nibbling" at Mitt Romney's heels. Soon, Romney may be eating out of Paul's hand. That's an over-statement to be sure - but it's becoming increasingly clear to those in the Romney camp that something must be done and done soon to build bridges to Paul.
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Obama Team in N.H. Dwarfs Republican CampaignsWith Julianna Goldman, Bloomberg News
The biggest presidential primary campaign team in New Hampshire belongs to President Barack Obama, whose nomination isn't on the line. Obama's support in New Hampshire has plunged, and his re-election campaign, with seven offices in the state, is seeking to turn out the vote on primary night tomorrow. Julianna Goldman reports on Bloomberg Television's "InsideTrack."
Obama Surprised by Daley's Resignation, Says News 'Was Difficult'By Christi Parsons, Los Angeles Times
Chicagoan Bill Daley is stepping down as White House chief of staff, making way for budget director Jack Lew to take over the president's team as it heads into a tough election year. President Obama told reporters this afternoon that Daley's resignation was "not easy news to hear" and that he didn't accept the decision right away. "I asked him to take a couple of days," Obama said, adding that "the pull of the hometown we both love" ultimately won out.
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Iranian court convicted Amir Mirza Hekmati of working for CIA, spying for U.S.
Capitalism Comes Under Fire in Republican Primary CampaignBy Beth Reinhard, National Journal
The Democrats started it, and now Republican rivals are piling on. Mitt Romney is suddenly playing defense about his career as a venture capitalist--and in a Republican primary campaign, of all things. The attacks on Romney's Bain Capital career from fellow Republicans may be coming too late in the game to knock him off his path toward the nomination.
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Mitt Romney has been in politics long enough to know that his record is intertwined with that of Bain Capital, the private-equity firm he cofounded. That's why it's so surprising that the Republican presidential front-runner is struggling to fend off his rivals' attempt at a hostile takeover of his private-sector resume.
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For Huntsman, Campaign Thawing but Time Running OutBy Sam Youngman, Reuters
About 90 minutes before Republican presidential candidate Jon Huntsman arrived at Mary's Bakery and Cafe on Monday, the three young volunteers who were his advance team struggled to get a campaign sign into the frozen ground. One suggested they use a blow-torch, another went for hot water. When time ran out, they propped the sign up in a flower pot to greet him.
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June 1, 2014
A video of a variety of French Kiss moments is the latest edition of 30 Second Fury on the official WWE YouTube account. This adds fuel to the fire on the rumors earlier this week that management was interested in bringing her back into the company now that she is done with her big wedding to the Miz.
March 24, 2014
"Ladies in the business not yet signed to televised wrestling, i you're trying to get a job, burying talent that is already on television is the kiss of death."
- Velvet Sky issuing a vague warning on Twitter
February 6, 2014
There's rumors that a picture of Velvet Sky and Angelina Love kissing have been floating around the internet for quite some time now, but in actuality, such a picture does not exist at the time. People are confused by a picture of Velvet and Madison Rayne attempting to kiss while Angelina stops them.
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WWE developmental diva is being utilized as an announcer in NXT so that she can become more comfortable working with a live crowd.
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Florida and California Top Watercraft Theft21 Aug 2014
California and Florida reach the top of the list for the most watercraft stolen in 2013.
Every year, the National Insurance Crime Bureau (NICB) releases reports on the most stolen vehicles and watercraft. It has recently released the statistics for watercraft theft, as well as recoveries, in the U.S. in 2013.
The data collected for the report comes from the National Crime Information Center (NCIC) for all 50 states and the District of Columbia. It included the types of watercraft stolen and their manufacturers.
In 2013, 5,537 watercrafts were stolen, according to those that were reported. This is a six percent drop from 2012, when there were 5,870 watercraft thefts.
Where Watercrafts are Stolen
Florida and California top the list for the most watercraft stolen in 2013, at 1,310 and 628, respectively. Following them was Texas with 382 thefts, Washington with 208 thefts, and Georgia with 182 thefts. The District of Columbia and Hawaii had zero thefts of watercrafts for the year.
When Watercrafts are Stolen
For the U.S. as a whole, there were about 15 thefts every day of watercraft, which translates to 106 every week and 461 a month. July was the busiest month for watercraft thefts, with a total of 691 for that month.
Not surprisingly, spring and summer tend to be more common as this is when the watercraft is used the most. February had the lowest amount of thefts at 260 in his U.S. More thefts occurred on Fridays than any other day of the week, with the least amount stolen on Thursdays.
Types of Watercrafts Stolen
The types of watercraft stolen were identical to the rank they were in 2012. This included jet skis being the most commonly stolen watercraft with 1,215 reported thefts, followed by runabouts, utility watercraft, cruisers, and lastly sailboats. The top manufacturers of watercraft stolen included Yamaha, Bombardier Corporation, Kawasaki Motors Manufacturing, Alumacraft, and Tracker Marine LP.
Deterring Watercraft Theft
Aside from always being safe when operating watercraft, boat owners are encouraged to help protect themselves against theft. The NICB recommends always locking the watercraft when it is docked, regardless of how safe they feel the area is. Any expensive equipment or accessories on the watercraft should be removed when it is not used. There are chain and lock detachable motors that can be removed when not operating the watercraft, which also helps protect against theft. Additionally, they recommend the following tips:
- Utilize a kill switch for the ignition.
- Disable it by removing batteries when it isn't in use.
- Never leave the registration or title information inside.
- Use a trailer hitch when it is parked.
- Use a GPS tracking device.
The NICB has a vehicle theft line at 1-800-TEL-NICB for anyone that notices a boat was stolen, or who had their own watercraft stolen.
Pulling events together takes a lot of people working together to make it happen. Unfortunately, that leaves a lot of moveable parts and personnel to keep up with. GPS tracking systems can help you keep up with where your people and equipment are so you know what's going on at all times. This vital information can be viewed at any time – either remotely from computer, or on-site via Internet accessible tablet devices and smartphones.
Monitor Equipment Location
While not all of the moving parts are vehicular in nature, GPS tracking, when combined with the power of RFID scanning, can help you monitor the location, movement, and placement of the costly equipment that helps you manage your events.
Of course, there is the added benefit of placing GPS tracking devices on valuable equipment to deter theft and facility fast recovery of expensive equipment. You can even set up text alerts that let you know, instantly, if equipment begins to move when it should not be moving.
Real Time Tracking of Staff and Volunteers
One important role of successful management teams is to ensure that the right people are in the right places at the right times. It makes a world of difference in the success of the event, whether you're planning the Super Bowl halftime show, the Olympics, or a high school prom because everyone needs to be in the right place at the right time or mistakes occur.
Two-Way Communication
The ability to use GPS equipment for two-way communication helps you manage personnel at multiple event locations to ensure that everything is going off without a hitch. You can also stay up to date on volunteers and staff members as well as potential problems as they arise. It's much easier to manage everything from one system rather than relying on several different devices and interfaces in order to keep track.
Weather Notifications
The benefit of weather notifications has become more widely appreciated in the aftermath of high profile incidents, such as theIndiana state fair collapse in 2011 that resulted in the loss of seven lives and 58 additional injuries. Weather can have a profound impact on the way events shape up. Staying on top of potential weather threats helps you keep your personnel and the event guests safe from dangerous weather conditions.
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GPS tracking on vehicles, such as limos and delivery vehicles, can be set to notify you of reckless driving, high speed driving, and of vehicles veering from their designated routes. This lets you stay on top of the situation to ensure safety and security of your vehicles, their drivers, their passengers, and the cargo they carry.
The bottom line is that using GPS fleet tracking tools for your event management business improves your bottom line and helps you keep your events running smoothly.
Parents gain peace of mind with a GPS tracking device that keeps track of their children while they are in the middle of a busy, crowded place.
Summer vacations, weekends, and evenings out with the family are the perfect opportunity to enjoy adventures with children and spend that all-important quality time together. Unfortunately, many of the fun activities involve being a part of a large crowd where there is the risk of a child wandering off. It is incredibly easy to lose track of a child with crowds that are pushing and moving constantly, and a parent's worst nightmare if it does occur.
For families that plan to go the beach, attend a ball game, or see a live performance, GPS tracking is here to make these fun events less stressful.
Global positioning systems (GPS) are equipped with tracking features that allow parents to keep track of their child and know immediately if they have left the perimeter — and exactly where they are.
The GPS tracking tool provides alerts that are compatible with smartphones and any device that has internet capability, including iPads and other tablets.
The tracker itself is small and can be placed just about anywhere on the child, including their jacket, pocket, or backpack. The tracking device provides alerts through email or SMS texting.
It includes additional features, like a long battery life, a rechargeable battery, motion activation, and the ability to be tracked with both iOS and Android operating systems.
Not only is it helpful in the case of a children's activity in a large crowd, but for children with disabilities. For a child with attention deficit disorder, autism, or is hearing impaired, the parent can help to keep them safe no matter where they are.
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The Live Trac PT-10 GPS Tracker is the perfect, portable, easy-to-use GPS tracker for tracking your child. With a month-to-month subscription with unlimited use and tracking, you have the freedom to try out the GPS tracker without having to be locked into a long-term contract. What's more, the Live Trac PT-10 GPS tracker comes with free shipping and lifetime support. Contact us today at 1-888-544-0494 to learn more.


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The Rotary Club of Athens awarded Delene Porter, faculty member at the J.W. Fanning Institute for Leadership Development, its 2014 Project Leadership Award for outstanding service and leadership in supporting various club projects.
"Quietly, behind the scenes, Delene works extremely hard to make sure our projects are successful … and more importantly, funded," said David Hamilton, 2013-2014 Rotary Club president, in an email. "She cheerfully participates in the hands-on component of projects, including jumping in Lake Chapman in February for our annual PlungeFest fundraiser."
To meet growing demand for leadership development across the state, the J.W. Fanning Institute for Leadership Development at the University of Georgia has added four new faculty members to its ranks.
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We're half way through the year (kinda), so it's time to look back and see what's been kicking ass and taking names in 2014.
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Watch Dogs sales reach 8 million
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The purpose of this table clinic is to demonstrate how individual perceptions are effected by dental characteristics such as: midline discrepancies, crowding, and spacing. By exploring these dental characteristics, this information will demonstrate what an individual and the general public view as dentally attractive or unattractive and the impact on their psychosocial lives.
A literature review was performed in order to evaluate both the general public and individual perceptions of three different dental characteristics: crowding, spacing, and midline discrepancies. The various studies presented digitally altered pictures to dental professionals and laypersons in order to evaluate the perception of attractiveness. Other methods include Aesthetic Component (AC), Oral Health-related Quality of Life (OHRQoL), Visual Analog Scale (VAS), The Index of Orthodontic Need (IOTN), and Oral Aesthetic Subjective Impact Scale (OASIS).
Among the three dental characteristics, crowding is perceived as the most unattractive followed by spacing in the anterior regions. (Mugonzibwa et al., 2004). Maxillary anterior crowding of 2mm or more produced significant dissatisfaction among school aged children (Marques et. al., 2006). Midline discrepancies of less than 2 mm are least likely to be noticed by others (Johnson et al., 1999). Subjects with lower-ranking dental esthetics reported statistically significant high social appearance concern. Young adults who perceived their dental arrangement as irregular may tend to neglect oral hygiene practice as indicated by an inferior oral health condition.


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In this month's newsletter (out April 1!), I argue that being organized about household chores doesn't necessarily save you time. There may be other benefits, like more interesting meals, perhaps, if they're planned and cooked ahead on weekends. It's not a causation relationship. Being organized in and of itself doesn't make you spend more time on chores. But there's a correlation between organization/rituals and spending more time on housework, because people who run a load of laundry every morning to keep it from piling up are also the sorts of people who really like having a clean and organized house — so they spend their weekends achieving this, too.
But what about the rest of us? My housework and errand totals per week are pretty low. When asked, I answer that this is a combination of outsourcing and standards best described as "relaxed." My husband does some chunk of chores and errands too, so just because my totals are low doesn't mean the household total is so paltry.
I do know, however, that I wind up doing at least 80 percent of the cooking around here. My husband travels a lot, so he's often just not around for much of the weekday meal preparation and consumption (or eating, of course, so that's one less person to deal with). I don't spend time meal planning in the traditional sense. We go to Costco every 3-4 weeks and buy large sizes of meat, produce, cereal, eggs, etc. Somebody makes an additional quick grocery shopping trip once a week to the local grocery to freshen up supplies. We usually have the ingredients for a few basic meals on hand, and also have some frozen prepared dishes in the freezer that I'd be unlikely to make from scratch (chicken tikka masala, etc.)
I love to eat. When people ask me for my restaurant preferences, I respond, honestly, that I eat everything with enthusiasm (see my raw egg adventures in Japan). My kids, alas, are not gourmet eaters yet. They want things on the simple side. So pasta, sauce, cheese, and meat are all OK on their own, but mixed together as lasagna they get looked at suspiciously. While I love to eat, I have little interest in spending an hour cooking a meal they're going to whine about, especially if I can get some fruits and vegetables into them in other ways. I do some recreational cooking and baking and I completely understand that cooking can be fun. It can be fun to explore new recipes, or hunt for unexpected ingredients in cute little markets. I can imagine doing a lot more of that at another stage of my life. Right now it's not a top priority.
The kids usually like cereal, bagels with lox, waffles, pancakes, oatmeal, or eggs, or yogurt for breakfast. Of these, pancakes take the longest, but not too long from a mix. My 6-year-old buys school lunch. In a big win for peer pressure, they got him to try arugula the other day! The 4-year-old and 2-year-old eat lunch at home. It's often mac and cheese or a sandwich, and fruit (the 4-year-old sometimes has veggies too — he's the more adventurous one). I eat leftovers, or a Lean Cuisine type meal, usually with quickly cooked veggies on the side. I do something between steaming and sauteing cauliflower or broccoli in 8 minutes flat. Snacks are things like fruit, yogurt, cheese, pretzels, nuts.
Dinner for adults who are around is often protein with a sauce plus veggies (last night was salmon in teriyaki sauce plus broccoli). Salads are pretty quick too. Tonight was my "Southwest chicken salad" — 2 cut-up chicken tenders sauteed with red pepper and corn, served on a bed of greens with avocado, cut up cucumber, and spicy ranch dressing. I timed it tonight: 10 minutes tops. If we go with one of the prepared meals, we heat it up, then do lots of veggies on the side. I do work from home, which opens up some possibilities, and so occasionally I bake chicken over veggies, which takes about 45 minutes, but not 45 active minutes. You spend 5 minutes chopping the veggies — or not. Many can be bought pre-sliced! Stick the chicken on top, stick it in the oven, add a marinade if you so desire, go read the paper or play outside and dinner is basically ready when it comes out. I tend to skip the starch, but there are microwave rices without flavorings and added salt that cook in 90 seconds.
The kids like kid food. So their dinner is largely about putting some piece of adult food on their plates that they may try and over time come to like, making sure they eat a serving of fruit and a serving of vegetables, and then giving them something they will eat that's hopefully got some redeeming value. We do breakfast for dinner sometimes (scrambled or boiled eggs), hamburgers, chicken strips that then turn into my Southwest chicken salad in leftover form when a kid doesn't finish them, Bagel Bites, frozen pizza, Annie's mac 'n cheese, pasta in various shapes, putting cheese between two tortillas and cooking it and calling it quesadillas, etc. Two out of three will eat smoked salmon and steak, so these make appearances too.
We've been going out to eat once a week or so as a family. I usually grab sushi on Tuesday nights when I work late. My husband and I eat out together once every 2 weeks or so.
Because the meals are simple there aren't that many dishes to do. While I dislike being on the hook for making a meal and doing the dishes after, when I look at the clock, I see that it doesn't take that much time. Two pans is a 2-minute job. Unloading the dishwasher is 5-7 minutes. It only feels like it takes 5 hours.
What's for dinner in your house?
In other news: Cloud, of the Wandering Scientist blog, has a long-running series called Dinner During Dora consisting of 22-minute recipes.
Photo: Another of my favorite entree salads — leftover restaurant steak, cooked with mushrooms.
Laura, our food habits are SO different … I cook Indian food. Mostly South Indian. We usually have rice with dal or sambar, rasam, a curry and a chutney for dinner. Sometimes we have rotis with dal, a curry and salad. We always have yogurt. Lunch is almost always South Indian. I do spend a lot of time cooking which involves prep time as well as clean up time. It takes me about 02 hours/meal if I go all the way in the above packages. No matter what, it takes me an hour to make rice with dal or sambar or rasam and a curry. REAL extensive cooking takes at least 3 hours/meal, which I do on important occasions and weekends or when we have someone over. I have my time logs which show that the process does take, on an average, 1.5 to 2.5 hours/meal.
Indian food is extremely time-intensive but SO DELICIOUS! We are trying to make it more often so the kids get used to the flavors (the grandmothers are appalled when they won't even try a dal or curry) .
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What kind of cuisine do like to eat/make, Ana? There are some quick recipes from each Indian state. Sailu's Kitchen is a nice site for comprehensive list of all kinds of cuisine, particularly from Andhra Pradesh.
Usha, I'm Gujarati and my husband is actually South Indian, so we make a mix of both, and some other pseudo-Indian stuff, with Indian spices and flavors. I have plenty of recipes from our mothers, but even with practice it takes longer to cook than other foods for me.
I went through a phase pre-children in which I was utterly obsessed with where our food came from. My reading began with Michael Pollan, but it did not stop there. Two farm shares later, I completely burned myself out, and I think I gained weight (or at least worked harder to maintain my weight) thinking about food so much. I have a love-hate relationship with Costco, but Laura's post has me contemplating renewing my membership. I do 99% of the cooking in our house, and I do 100% of the shopping. After years of practice, I'm pretty efficient, though, and I'm not dissatisfied with the amount of time I spend in the kitchen. I struggle with whether or not to do the shopping with the 2-year-old twins in tow. It pains me to use a child-free hour to do this errand, but dragging them along isn't pleasant either.
We definitely spend more time cooking than you, but it just happens to be a priority for both of us, and I think we've got the system down (and the kids play independently enough) to where its not a burden. We do most of our cooking (lunches and dinners) on Sunday, so if we happen to be out of town for the weekend, the week will be more full of take-out and prepared foods.
Honestly our 2 year old is much easier to shop with than the 4 year old. At least the little one will stay in the stroller instead of running around the store, he hasn't realized where the ice cream and candy are to go and grab things and put them in the cart, and he is HIGHLY motivated by the lollipops at the register at Trader Joe's—enough to behave the entire time just so he can get one.
We've written a lot about this on our blog. We make dinner most nights, and generally in less than 20 min, and generally as a team effort. DC1 (age 7) is learning a few meals too, like quesadillas and scrambled eggs.
http://nicoleandmaggie.wordpress.com/2013/02/13/mental-load-and-menu-planning/ is an example post, though we've got a bunch more under our food tag.
I cook a lot over the weekend, use the crock pot liberally, and do some meal prep when I work from home during the day. Like, right now I'm going to brown some ground turkey before heading to campus (tonight it will be meat sauce for g-f pasta and it will become chili at some point later…)
-I like good food, and have become a food snob, so I really try and balance classiness/tastiness with efficiency in the kitchen. I spend the extra time to make home-made salad dressing or add fresh herbs, but cook fairly simple meals overall, and do lots of batch cooking
-I do a weekly meal plan (a friend of mine recently inspired me to do a monthly meal plan–and even though that's trickier due to not knowing the schedule that far out–it's great for establishing a base and finding more of a pattern–I couldn't eat the same thing every week, but I could every month)
-We do the monthly Costco trip (also about 20 min away). However, this supplies nowhere near all of our food. We have a mini-Costco in our basement now for pantry stuff and recently got a second fridge (for cheese, milk, jumbo clamshells of spinach and other jumbo Costco veggies, etc.) We also have two deep freezers stocked with meat. These things make a huge difference.
-I shop once a week based on my meal plan
-I TRY to do 2-3 hours worth of cooking on Sunday to get some of the cooking out of the way for the week. Sometimes I really don't feel like it, but it happens 3/4 weeks.
-I typically do one slow-cooker meal per week (15 min prep, max), and then maybe prep a veggie or salad to go with it (10 min).
-We can typically do two meals based on leftovers or drawn from our frozen stash (chili, etc.)
-That leaves one meal per week (M-Th) where I will actually cook something… typically taking about 40 min.
-Friday I might cook something nice, go out with my husband, or we'll do taco night with the step kids (30 min prep – everybody helps)
-Saturday will usually cook a meal… sometimes this is an opportunity to cook something that takes longer in the oven, but not necessarily lots of prep work (e.g., braised/roasted meat).
-The killer is that we cook most of our breakfasts (~15 min prep) and eat family breakfast – this adds greatly to the morning routine, but also counts as family time and means we make it through the day with a light snack or really light lunch
-Cooking probably comes to a total of 7 h/week (for me – husband will contribute 2-3 by helping or doing an occasional full meal), which includes all meals. Time for dishes/clean up is relatively significant – probably 20 min/day, so another 2.5 hour. This is sort of a lot, but for the health/pleasure I think it's worth it?
Overall I think I disagree with Laura's premise that organization does not equal time savings. I think it depends on the individual circumstance. For me, it definitely saves time. I appreciate the point though that moreso than time, it saves stress and also equals more satisfying meals… the time savings is probably a smaller part of the equation.
If we don't have some sort of plan, we (by which I mean me and DC1) end up having low blood-sugar melt-downs while we decide whether it's worth getting take-out (given the time spent waiting and driving) and if so what on earth are we going to order (DC2′s allergy to wheat nixing weekly pizza delivery). Having a loose menu plan (here are meals we can make with the ingredients we have) takes the mental load part away and gets food into me faster after work, leading to time saved, increased familial harmony, healthier meals, and lower spending.
So, um, team organization?
Agree. Maybe it doesn't save OVERALL time, but with careful planning, we have it down so that little to none of it has to happen on weeknights between 5 and 7 pm, when we all get home together (often quite tired and frazzled), have to walk the dog, have to get kids fed and exercised and to bed. It saves a LOT of mental stress not having to think each day about what to eat and how to get it on the table, since we do all the planning, shopping AND cooking on the weekends.
I'd say that my kids always eat what we eat, but that would be to deny the year my 2-yr-old ate only Burger King chicken nuggets, milk, apple slices, veggie Wheat Thins, veggie cream cheese, and Ovaltine. We tried to get any nutrition possible, even traces, into the kid. Then, since he looooooved numbers, we did the "as many bites of each thing as you are old"technique with great success. By the time he was 6 (oh, the years of counting and playing math games with food) he'd joined his brother in being quite presentable in nice restaurants.
When he was 4 I subscribed to my life-hack menu planning service. Today is Chinese crockpot chicken, since I won't be home before 6:30. Most nights, though, my menus let me have dinner on the table within the hour…if I remembered to defrost the meat…
I usually shop at my local independent chain grocery because it's small, a weekly shopping takes half an hour, and they don't have stuff I don't need like the big supermarkets. I.love my Costco every so often too, but can't take the boys because they tease us and write essays about it in school, how hopelessly suburban we are, how costco must be some anagramatic acronym for temple of conspicuous consumption, etc. Then they gladly scarf down the frappucinos and grapefruit by the case.
Also – the kids eat what we eat – no negotiation. They are my stepkids, and when I first started living with them they were 5 and 6 and were used to eating waffles, mac & cheese, hotdogs, chicken fingers, etc. They did not recognize a tomato or peach. My mind was blown. From the beginning, they had to eat what was cooked, though usually in fairly small portions. It took about a year of effort to get them really into this mode. There were rarely "food battles," per se, but there was a reasonable amount of complaining, slow eating, etc, which got a little wearing. Now they eat everything, like some of it a lot, tolerate most of it, and only really dislike some things (which they know they must eat anyway – but sometimes do so very slowly). Making it a no-negotiation issue really worked, and I strongly believe they are going to be far better for it (and our life is much less stressful as well). They are now 9 and 10. I believe that in a couple more years, they will be little gourmets.
I really agree that even though being organized may not save time, the sanity savings are worth it. I used to be organized. But then our DC2 learned that flinging food she didn't want to eat was great fun. Even better if she can smack it out of our hands before we get it to her tray. I think she was toying with us for a few months where she would eat everything. Now…not so much. It has made meal times stressful and I've given up on making lots of different meals as it is not fun (as Laura mentioned) when you spend time making a great meal that won't get eaten. I keep trying to introduce our meals to her and sometimes it works. I just need the patience to get through this phase!
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We do things a bit different here. We have some allergy issues here, I have had to learn to cook 4 different ways. So, what I do now is cook our supper, doubled, so we can have leftovers for lunch. Everyone can eat supper, but they are mostly on their own for bkfst and lunch. When the kids were too little to cook for themselves i did make out a menu for every meal plus snacks, tight budget at the time. Now for snacks we have fruit if we want it or crackers and peanut butter. I do bake 2 pans of chicken breast about once a month to have on hand for recipes. and we eat dessert on Sundays and Wednesdays. Not big stuff, but we get excited over the little things!
Hi Laura,
I make mix meals at home- A Filipino & American. It's very easy to make American breakfast like bacon,eggs,toast bread and sometimes my girls just eat cereal but I cook Filipino breakfast like fried rice, eggs and sweet sausage. And same with dinner/supper, it takes me a while to finish my cooking and it depends on what kind of dishes I'm making.
I like to be organized and plan ahead, but not for everything. I base my meals off of our CSA. So the planning comes in on Thursday when we pick up: What is going to go bad, first? And what goes well INTO something.
This time of year it's a lot of greens, so the lettuce becomes salad and the darker greens get cooked.
My tendency is to cook 2 big meals on the weekend and eat leftovers for a few days, then wing it when we run out.
I used to love trying new recipes – at least one a week. But now I have a toddler. My 8 year old is fine to let me cook, the 20 month old, not so much. So dinner is microwaved leftovers and a veggie on the side. Sometimes salad, sometimes steamed, sometimes roasted.
I stay at home, and my husband works just a few minutes away, so he's able to come home for lunch most days. Lately, I've started doing our bigger meal at lunch since I have more energy in the morning, and then in the evening we have either leftovers or something that takes 10-15 minutes to throw together. This offers us a lot of flexibility for our evenings, which we have come to appreciate tremendously.
This is definitely some food for thought! I agree with what Laura said in the newsletter about how housework fills the available space. Whenever I'm home, I spend most of the time doing mundane, piddly chores, in addition to the ones the other family members are responsible for!
As the family nutritionist, meal planner and chef, I spend, on average 2 hours in the kitchen per week night, prepping & cooking dinner, doing dishes, and prepping things for the next day such as lunches & coffee. Or not- I think it's time to do another time log. Sometimes during these two hours, I'm browsing the internet, going through mail, checking homework, etc. Regardless, it seems to take about two hours from the time I start dinner to the time it's served and we're actually eating.
I even spend a few hours on Sunday chopping veggies & cooking ahead so week night meals will go together in a snap, and I love "2-for-1″ meals that I can cook once and we can eat twice.
I do enjoy most of the process of meal planning, grocery shopping, cooking and occasionally experimenting & trying new recipes, but would love to spend less time in the kitchen each night, especially if it's a gym night. I devote at least two nights a week to the gym, so those are our "reheat" nights.
Thanks for the suggestions. I will see if I don't fall into the Organization Camp and hopefully find areas I can be more relaxed about, cut back on or effectively outsource so I can have more leisurely, relaxing evenings!!!
Funny Laura, when I got remarried (to my second husband post-divorce), I realized how my expectations around dinner changed. As a single mom of 4 kids, I could reheat (homecooked) leftovers a couple times a week, and have "cheese and crackers and fruit" for dinner once a week, and only end up cooking a couple of nights a week with no complaints.
Now that I have this man to cook for… LOL! Seriously, it's just MY expectation that changed, not his. He would be happy coming home to a sandwich as long as he didn't have to cook it.
Also, I get bored easily with eating/cooking. I need the variety more than my family does, so I don't resent spending more time cooking – it makes me happy.
And I now have 3 adolescents, and they eat a lot. They also do a lot of chores, so it evens out.
I have enough trouble with meals – and it's just me! my work schedule is 12 hr rotating shifts with overtime- mostly known but sometimes last minute callout. I enjoy cooking when I have time- and that's very very seldom when I'm working that day or night. sometimes I use the crockpot or cook from scratch but usually I do eggs and make breakfast tacos(no matter what meal) or quesadillas or wraps or a sandwich- like you I add fruits and veggies to make the meal healthier. this past month with working so much I've used canned soup and sandwiches quite a bit as well as pulling meals I've frozen out of the freezer and adding fruits/veggies or even using the occasional frozen meal (bought that way!). I have to have some kind of plan – not necessarily every single meal -b ut I know with what I like to eat and my time contraints I need eggs, cheese, tortillas, a a few frozen things for convenience, fruit, baby carrots, cherry/grape tomatoes, greek yogurt and the occasional cans of soup to make it. failing to stock up on these things leads to failure.


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