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- MaddysDaddy2 May 26, 2013 06:06 PM
Hi guys. I'm new to the board and have a dilemma that I'm sure many of you also have been through. We have a six month old daughter and prior to her arrival we both were very much into exercising and diet. We don't seem to have time to get back into the gym right now as with our jobs and staying up late with baby we barely have energy to move. We need recipes for healthy meals that we can either make ahead and freeze or make quickly when we get home. I'm not opposed to healthy slow cooker recipes either. Any help would be appreciated as we need to get back on track and get back in shape. Thanks.
Soups are great. This is a favourite of ours and freezes well. It's low calorie and fairly inexpensive.
I also like Italian bean based soups. They normally use broth not cream and the beans make them filling enough to not need bread alongside. I've also frozen and defrosted those.
I've got a two year old and do understand your situation. The soups were what got us back into shape after too many takeaways because we didn't have the energy to cook.
re: Frizzle
Lentil soup is a great idea. Thank you for the fast reply.
re: Frizzle
That lentil soup does look good, enough to make me stray from my usual favorite red lentil soup, which has ginger and chutney.
One question, though: In the article, author mentioned dried mint, but I don't see it in the recipe. Do you add mint?
re: almond tree
I don't add mint to mine.
I would love to hear your recipe too.
re: Frizzle
I use veg stock or water instead of chicken stock, and find that this soup is plenty flavorful as is. I also add a peach or 1/2 mango, chopped, instead of the chutney, because fresh fruit is much easier to find and cheaper where I live.
It freezes well.
re: weezieduzzit
Basically anything that isn't loaded with sodium or fat. A good alternative to a frozen pizza or another night of tacos.
I make a lot of kale salads, my stores have mixes already made up with a packet of dressing. All you need to do is have some protein with it. Nice thing about kale salads is they hold up to being dressed for a day. Or two. And you can stir fry them, when you are sick of eating them cold.
Another good strategy is to buy pre cut veggies or pick up some at the salad bar of your store, and use those for a stir fry. Many stores also sell the meat already cut in strips for this purpose. We also do a lot of fajitas with the same veggies and meats. All you need is some rice for the stir fries, if you like. And some tortillas and beans for the fajitas. Best of luck with the new baby!
re: Dirtywextraolives
2nd the kale salads. I make a batch of farro (boil and drain just like pasta, takes no time and all) and store the farro in an airtight container in the fridge. When I'm ready to eat, I just combine chopped kale with a few tablespoons of farro and toss with a dash of olive oil and apple cider vinegar. Sometimes a dash of Braggs. And you can add whatever you have on hand-I like shaved parmesan and sausage, but you could go with avocado, diced chicken, veggies, whatever. Kale also lasts a while in the fridge, so as long as you have a bag of that and the cooked farro in your fridge, half the work is done!
re: schrutefarms
Great idea to add farro, I'm going to try that, thanks!
re: Dirtywextraolives
Adds a nice density on what would be too light of a dinner to satisfy me normally!
re: schrutefarms
I add quinoa. Love, love, love Kale salads. Toss in some chopped nuts (walnuts, almonds, pine nuts, pecans) and some chopped egg whites and a little bit of currants and then I mix with a lemon honey vinaigrette. So good.
Here is my favorite recipe that keeps well in the fridge. Especially if you don't toss in the salad until ready to eat:
Kale Salad with Currants, Parmesan and Almonds
Juice of 1/2 lemon or more to taste
1/2 shallot, chopped
11/2 teaspoons honey
1/2 teaspoon kosher salt
1/4 teaspoon red pepper flakes
1 bunch kale, stems removed, leaves finely chopped
8-10 ounces brussel sprouts, remove & discard ends, finely chop
2 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
1/3 cup slivered almonds, or chopped raw almonds
¼ cup currants, or to taste
2 1/2 ounces Parmesan, shaved with a peeler
In a bowl, whisk juice, shallot, honey, salt and pepper flakes. Add kale & brussel sprouts; toss well. Let sit 20 minutes. Mix in oil. Refrigerate for up to 1 day, or serve immediately. Add almonds, currants and Parmesan to kale; serve.
re: lynnlato
Wow, that sounds great! I will definitely be making that this summer!!
How about frittatas? I like this one, though it requires the extra step of cooking the wild rice: http://www.eatingwell.com/recipes/mus...
But there are a million out there: http://www.epicurious.com/tools/searc...
Roast a chicken or two on the weekend. Shred some in 1-2 cup increments for the freezer. This one is foolproof--I don't even bother with trussing or the herbs or mustard: http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/foo...
We eat a lot of chili, too. This http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/el...
or this: http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/el...
I like this in the crock pot for 10 hours to use for tacos, burritos etc. I make the rub in big batches ahead of time. I never bother making the sauce. I just use commercial BBQ sauce: http://homesicktexan.blogspot.com/201...
Welcome to parenthood. I'm about a year or two ahead of you on this wild ride. I'd like to say it gets easier, but I think you just get better at adapting. Sleeping does get better, thank goodness!
re: The Dairy Queen
I hope that your chili is Texas style...NO BEANS. Beans do not belong IN chili. Beans are to be served as a side dish.
That being said, I have beans every morning for breakfast. Yes, BREAKFAST. My breakfast consists of something I concocted several years ago to lower my total cholesterol level, and it works. The total cholesterol dropped from over 250 to 111 in 3 months. My cardiologist could only say in a whisper "I'm amazed."
Breakfast is called 'arrabbiato minestrone denso' (thick spicy soup) and consists of beans, lentils, split peas, aromatic vegetables, cabbage, barley, and of course, garlic and diced chiles (hot peppers).
For some odd reason the Italians use the word 'arrabbiato' which means 'angry' to describe a very spicy comestible.
Buon appetito!
re: ChiliDude
Also, appliances can make your life a little easier. You can cook grains in the rice cooker. (Except that I haven't been happy with wild rice in the rice cooker, alas...)
And even beans in the slow cooker.
And of course, a coffee pot on timer.
I'm pretty sure my chili isn't Texas style. But, I doubt the sleep-deprived new daddy OP will notice or care. :)
re: The Dairy Queen
I forgot to mention that I too like 'le frittate' (plural in Italian). They are great for using leftovers as well as fresh ingredients.
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The new daddy appreciates any tips whatsoever. Even though I live on Texas I also add BEANS to my chili and its great. Don't let them tell you any different. Thank you for all of the help. Everyone has been overwhelmingly helpful with ideas and I've started some already.
re: ChiliDude
Could you please give recipe or approximate proportions for the soup?
re: The Dairy Queen
Here's a bunch of recipes for using leftover pork:
http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/me... (click on the thumbnails of the photos).
And if you google on "leftover chicken recipes" you'll get a million hits, here are a couple:
I happen to really like the minestrone recipe from Aida Mollenkamp right here on chow.com: http://www.chow.com/recipes/11482-min... I use canned beans, and at least one more can of tomatoes than the recipe calls for. When family members came home from the hospital with their first-born, this was their favorite dish, and they've already requested it for when their second child arrives in late June/early July.
It's not the fastest recipe, but it freezes really well. Going that route, I'd cook the pasta separately and add it to the thawed soup, otherwise the pasta might get overdone.
I see. Healthy meals with little time, right? Slow cooking meals usually store a bit better in the freezer than pan frying meals. For example, beef stew does not change its texture and favor by freezing and reheating.
Still, there are plenty tasty, simple and healthy pan fried dishes, such as pan fry green beans and blanched Chinese broccoli. Personally, I find this recipe very simple to do, tasty and fairly healthy. I know it refrigerate well, but I don't know if it will freeze well: Corn with Mustard Seed.
Keep your recipe simple is the key for healthy busy meals.
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<blanched Chinese broccoli>
Opps, I must be sleepy last night. Blanch Chinese broccoli is not pan fried. It is blanched. That's all. In fact, I just microwave heated the leftover Chinese broccoli right now. :)
A vegetable lasagna is great for make ahead/freezer meals. Some recipes call for thinly sliced, layered zucchini instead of traditional lasagna noodle sheets. Others use the traditional lasagna sheets but add in diced zucchini, mushrooms, yellow squash, onions, etc. You can use low-fat cheeses if that appeals to you.
Also, here is a link to the blog Kalyn's Kitchen-- a healthy food blog-- and specifically to her slow cooker section. You might find this useful.
You may want to look at the approaches used by Robin Miller
who has you prep veggies, etc. in an hour on the weekend for use in meals during the week, and also cook / package extra meats and sauce the first meal, then provides mix-match recipes to make other meals later.
or Rachel Ray who had a long-running series featuring 30-minute meals starting with fresh ingredients.
Wow great ideas guys. Thany you so much for the ideas. You've motivated me to start back on the right path. Keep em coming.
I just shared this in another thread yesterday, but this Asian BBQ chicken is so quick and easy http://www.dinneralovestory.com/eatin...
You can make the sauce ahead of time and keep in the fridge, and either grill or bake the chicken. Would work fine w/ breasts too. I served w/ rice and some green beans that I stir fried with some soy sauce and sriracha and sesame oil. If you do the sauce ahead, the night of cooking is pretty much the time it takes to do the rice since the chicken, especially grilling thin boneless skinless thighs cook really fast.
BTW - carrying groceries up stairs counts as exercise, as does carrying laundry down to be washed & up to be folded. Picking up that baby daughter is "weight-lifting". Give yourselves credit for having the fitness & stamina for tackling the challenge of parenting.
Tamar Adler's minestrone soup is easy and very healthy and good. You literally make it with whatever you have around and it always works. I often use vegetable stems (like kale and parlsey stems, fennel stalks, cauliflower cores, all chopped small). Recipe here:
Note that for the first ingredient on the list, you do not need all those different vegetables, you just use whatever you have. Also the meat is completely optional, I never use it. I do use the parmesan rinds though.
For the beans, you can use canned or make your own. I usually make them from dried -- combine beans with water, salt, a big glug of olive oil, a few garlic cloves, parsley stems, some peppercorns, whatever other aromatics you might have around -- or if you don't that's ok too -- then I use the beans and their broth for the soup.
This sounds like a lot of effort but I do the beans one night and convert them to soup a day or two later ... it's actually very easy because there's not a lot of chopping or tending, and its one of the first meals I was able to put together with baby underfoot.
Other meals I can endorse for your situation are:
Roast chicken -- the recipe TDQ posted is good.
Frittatas -- fast and healthy, pack them full of greens, I use Mark Bittman's recipe but with more greens, and I especially like it with swiss chard: http://www.today.com/id/9549014/t/spi...
Marcella Hazan's tomato sauce, which is delicious and also the easiest sauce ever -- http://smittenkitchen.com/blog/2010/0...
This Kale Quinoa pilaf -- http://food52.com/recipes/2434-one-po... -- I usually use regular lemon instead of meyer (and skip the zesting) and olive oil instead of walnut oil, I also sometimes sub out the nuts, cheese, or scallions depending on what I have on hand.
Yesterday I found a website that suggests a healthy diet called the 'Cave Man Diet.' The reason for the search was to due to my body rebelling and causing old age pains. It is my opinion that tho the foods suggest to be ingested and those to be avoided would make my life dull.
My suggestion is to take time once or twice a week to prep vegetables for easy weeknight cooking. When my kids were smaller, I usually did this SAT afternoon or early SUN morning using produce picked up at the farmers market or grocery store.
Wash salad greens, dry, and wrap in a paper towel, then store in zip lock bags. Prep green beans, broccoli, carrots, etc. for easy steaming or stir frying during the week. You get the picture. Then even if dinner ends up being something less than ideal (frozen pizza anyone?), you'll be able to do a fast salad or veggie side about which you can feel virtuous.
Extend the "prep ahead" philosophy to farro, rice, your grain of choice. You are then well-positioned to make a quick grain salad (farro, black beans, corn, cilantro, onion) or fried rice meal.
re: tcamp
For those weeks when you're just really slammed and don't have time to run to the farmers market and/or do all that prep, it's also totally okay to buy pre-chopped and/or prewashed, or even frozen, produce. It's not the same, of course, but in a pinch it will do.
Also, a grocery delivery service can be a big help if you have that option.
These conveniences will eat into your budget, and perhaps your pride, but they might be nice to have in your back-pocket for when you're super overwhelmed.
Tofu is great because it's healthful and shelf-stable. Here are my favorite super quick (some even no-cook) tofu recipes:
Dunlop's silken tofu with avocado: recipe summarized in the OP to this thread: http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/8522...
Berley's "Tofu with Lemon, Soy, White Wine and Butter"
Chang's Cherry Tomato and Tofu salad: http://www.seriouseats.com/recipes/20...
Also, I like those chubs of pre-cooked polenta. Perhaps not very chowhound'ish, but good in a pinch. You can make something Italian'ish or Mexican'ish.
We always have great intentions, but, then, the whole household (or even just baby or even just one parent) comes down with a nasty flu or something like that and suddenly all the good intentions fly out the window.
re: The Dairy Queen
Wow, I am so all over that cherry tomato and tofu salad (as soon as cherry tomatoes arrive at the FM that is). I know my kids will love this. Thanks, TDQ! I've tried the other two tofu recipes recommended above and can confirm they are good and easy. The Dunlop tofu avocado salad is especially brilliant and it's great for babies if you leave out the wasabi.
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What's amazing to me, is that I have no problem wracking my brain to come up with these recipes and strategies in order to offer advice to someone else here on chowhound, but I have a hard time remembering my own advice when it comes to my own meal planning.
I really need to remember this stuff when I'm desperate and exhausted. (Which I am today! Baby sick all weekend+lousy weather=cooped up all weekend with dishes and laundry piling up and germs everywhere!! I should just go home and do everything in this thread!)
Also, the OP didn't really ask for breakfast recipes, but we are definitely coming up on smoothie season... Need more veggies? Have a green smoothie!
And you can do steel cut oats overnight in the crock pot. My fav is with a can of pumpkin (to amp up your veggie intake), a little sweetener and pumpkin pie spice, http://allrecipes.com/recipe/slow-coo... but there are many variations. http://food52.com/recipes/3062-overni... (it freezes splendidly, btw).
And, finally, with summer coming up, I love Jillian Michaels Breakfast in a Bowl http://www.food.com/recipe/breakfast-... (if you want individual portions) or the family-style version: http://www.foodandwine.com/recipes/ch... It's infinitely flexible in terms of what dairy you want to use, etc. No nuts for baby of course...
re: The Dairy Queen
Yes, it's a lot harder in the heat of the moment! I find keeping a short "emergency list" on my phone helps -- I can look through it when the pressure's on and see if anything appeals.
Do you like chicken sausage? I've found these are very versatile and its a very quick protein source. They are available in different flavors so no need to marinate or season.
Last night we broiled Italian chicken sausages til the skin blistered a bit, covered in marinara sauce and mozzarella/Parmesan then put back under the broiler.
Served with rice and it was enjoyed by all!
They are also good chunked and skewered with veges on the grill (or under the broiler), or sauteed and tossed into pasta.
I recommend batch cooking as I assume you are strapped for time as new parents. The day that you do the bulk of your food shopping, set aside time to make large amounts of whole grains, beans, and the weeks proteins (not cooked, just portioned and ready to go.) Some great low-fat, plant heavy meals include steam sauting with broth or water instead of oil, and using olive oil spray instead of coating veggies with oil. Low-fat cooking methods like poaching, roasting, steaming, and grilling are all great. Having fruits/veggies within reach, prepped and ready to go in clear containers in the fridge will make you more apt to reach for those instead of the ice cream or potato chips.
Wow such great ideas!! I made a pot of red lentil soup and added some cut up chicken breast for extra protein and also added smoked paprika for flavor. Turned out great. Using it for lunches rest of the week as my job keeps me more than busy during the day. Tried the fiesta chicken recipe tonight and let me tell you it is awesome! Made some brown rice and by time wife got home with the baby dinner was served. She loved it too. Thanks again for everything. You guys rock!!


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Last month I heard this single from the band Echosmith and it reminded me of New Wave from back in the 1980s. The whole album is good for the ears.
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The other night I watched the 2013 documentary 'The Punk Singer' about the life and times of activist, musician, and cultural icon Kathleen Hanna, lead singer of bands such as Bikini Kill, Le Tigre, and The Julie Ruin. The film blew me away and gave me a huge appreciation of Hanna's music and point of view. I know I'm not the usual demographic for Hanna's music but her music and lyrics just seem so honest and real. She is a heroine of the 1st degree. Check out the film on Netflix.
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Mike Tyson faced reporters at an investor's forum in Hong Kong Wednesday and told the audience his next goal in life is to be like Billy Elliot, "Remember he's a boxer. He turns into a ballet dancer."
"I want to dance and sing," said the former heavyweight champ. "I want to do some dancing and singing musicals."
"I want to be like Billy Madison," said Tyson, apparently confusing the last name of Adam Sandler's man-child character for the boy dancer from the movie and play. "Remember that show? Anybody see that? Remember he's a boxer. He turns into a ballet dancer."
The former world heavyweight champion confessed his aspirations while addressing the CLSA Forum in Hong Kong.
Tyson has sung in movies, commercials and variety shows all over the world. Check out YouTube — it's full of them. He just completed a short run on Broadway with his one-man confessional "Mike Tyson: Undisputed Truth" directed by fellow Brooklynite Spike Lee to some good reviews.
The fighter — who once called himself "the most brutal and vicious, the most ruthless champion there has ever been" — has apparently turned over a new leaf.
"I don't have the desire to be that guy anymore," Tyson told the audience. He said "that guy" couldn't have the loving relationship he currently has with his family.
The 46-year old Tyson sounded like he believes Billy Elliot — the title character from the musical about a boy who swaps boxing gloves for ballet slippers — is his alter-ego.
Tyson — who won 44 of his 50 ring victories by knockout and bit off a piece of Evander Holyfield's ear — just wants to put his brutal past behind him.
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Golden Globe®-nominee James McAvoy (Atonement, X-Men First Class) will star opposite Academy® Award-nominee Jessica Chastain (The Help, The Tree of Life) in the double-feature film project for Myriad Pictures, The Disappearance of Eleanor Rigby: Him and The Disappearance of Eleanor Rigby: Her. Ned Benson (In Defiance of Gravity) wrote the two scripts and will direct both films.
The love story explores how a married couple in New York City deals with an emotional, life-altering experience, from the two different perspectives of the husband, Conor, (McAvoy), a restaurant owner, and of the wife, Eleanor, (Chastain), who goes back to college. Cassandra Kulukundis (A Late Quartet, In Defiance of Gravity) is producing. Kulukundis is also casting director (There Will Be Blood, Shattered Glass).
James McAvoy received a Golden Globe®-nomination for his performance opposite Kiera Knightley in the critically acclaimed film, Atonement. Other film credits include The Last King of Scotland with Forrest Whitaker, The Last Station with Helen Mirren and most recently in the box office hit X Men: First Class. He will next be seen starring in the new Danny Boyle film, Trance, in Eran Creevy's, Welcome to the Punch and in Jon S. Baird's, Filth. James is represented by UTA and United Agents.
Jessica Chastain was nominated for an Academy® Award for her performance in the 2011 critically-acclaimed drama The Help. The same year she appeared in The Debt, with Helen Mirren and Tom Wilkinson, and in Terence Malick's The Tree of Life. Jessica stars with Shia LaBeouf and Guy Pearce in The Weinstein Company's Lawless, and the actress is in Cannes this week promoting the film. Jessica is also starring in Kathryn Bigelow's new film Zero Dark Thirty. Chastain will make her Broadway debut in an upcoming revival of Ruth Goetz and Augustus Goetz's play 'The Heiress'.
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Yes, so I had promised people I would put up my LUMS Personal Statement up here.I just came back from LUMS, and this is what got me the interview call for their MBA programme. Once you go through it, you will understand when I tell you that it was the most awkward interview ever.Note: Only part of application up here.
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The roadmap outlines the calls for project proposals that are planned for release in July 2007. The roadmap is subject to change and the approval of JISC sub-committees. It will be updated to reflect the Capital programme's planning. ' Approximate funding available' is the overall amount of funding budgeted for the call and doesn't indicate the funding limit per project.
Circular 02/07 released 27 July 2007. Proposals to be submitted by 02 October 2007
Enterprise Architecture Group Pilot
Call for a number of projects to investigate a service oriented approach to enterprise architecture development at institutional level utilising The Open Group Architecture Framework (TOGAF). Prospective projects will be required to produce evidence of current commitment and planned activities, at institutional-level, of relevance to Enterprise Architecture development utilising a service oriented approach.
The funding will be made available to secure at least 0.5 FTE commitment from a Senior Information Technology post who is able to demonstrate the skill-set required to participate in this investigation and evaluation. It is envisaged that the projects will last one year. Expected deliverables include an in-depth case study encapsulating all the outputs developed during the process and input into an evaluation of the implementation of the TOGAF methodology. Actual technical developments and implementations are NOT expected under this call.
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Circular 04/06 released 29 September 2006. Proposals submitted by 23 November 2006.
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Projects to implement and pilot e-learning technologies within one or more HE courses delivered in one or more FE colleges. The aim of these projects will be to enhance the experience of HE in FE learners through implementing with students an e-learning technology in the areas of a personalised learning experience, e-portfolios and personal development planning, e-assessment and the administration of teaching and learning.
Admissions demonstrators: projects to investigate and provide a technical demonstration of the systems and processes needed to improve HE admissions processes in four main areas: structured personal profiles, course entry profiles and pre-assessment; improving applicant feedback; accreditation of prior experiential learning; and e-portfolio based admissions.
Course description and discovery: mini-projects to implement and test the XCRI course information specification. This will be done by using web services to export course information from institutional systems, transform it into an XCRI-compliant format, and advertise it for consumption by an aggregator.
Course validation: a project to implement a system that supports the course validation process based on the COVARM reference model
Domain maps: projects to produce domain maps (and pilot implementations )of the key administrative functions that support learning and teaching (e.g. accreditation and achievement, student fee management)
Barriers to Take-Up of e-Infrastructure Services: The broader take up and effective use of the e-Infrastructure will depend on an understanding of the benefits to be gained and confidence in its use. As a means of achieving this, the proposed activity is a phased approach to identify barriers to take-up of a selection of 'e-infrastructure services' and to address these through research, user engagement, training and awareness-raising, and assessment. The work will be underpinned by a user requirements exercise focusing on 'early adopters' of these services and the resources (e.g. 'e-science' tools, datasets, documentation) that these services may provide. Through this process, a baseline will be established in order to address issues of take-up. The effectiveness of the process will be assessed and fed into the project activity and to service delivery where applicable.
Support for Research: Tools & Standards: This strand of activity aims to extend ICT support of the research community in the provision of advice about and consolidation of existing and burgeoning technical standards and e-infrastructure tools (e.g. middleware, standard APIs, and web service protocols) that are in development and used by the research community. Resources made available as part of the activity will promote awareness of the range of standards and tools, and include the provision of unbiased recommendations for both open and adopted tools and standards. The work builds upon a range of core activity within the UK, as well as international developments. Additionally, the work is intended to inform and contribute to the JISC e-Framework for Education and Research.
Use Cases and Service Usage Models: The aim of this strand is to better understand how the research community of users actually engage with e-infrastructure tools and technologies to solve or address specific research problems or processes. One of the ways of achieving this is to collect use cases and to engage in some form of evaluative and comparative work. For example, disciplinary comparisons of certain e-infrastructure component use, and evaluation of new use cases showing how these advance usability. The intended outcome is a more accurate overview of the current and new landscape of working methodologies and use and to progress toward a consensus on best practice and cross-working opportunities. The work will be undertaken in close collaboration with the JISC e-Framework initiative in the establishment of Service Usage Models (SUMS) and service expressions drawn from the use cases.
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Virtual Organisation Management Tools and Services: The arrival of SAML 2.0 and the potential new capabilities of Shibboleth within this area mean that it is likely projects focusing on software outputs within this area will be split into two phases. The first will be to consolidate and review existing national and international developments on VOs (such as myVocs , Grouper and Signet and related initiatives such as eduGAIN ) and take into account the potential of new developments and the second phase will be to produce demonstrators that take account of the new capabilities within SAML 2.0 and Shibboleth. The primary focus of projects should be on grid-based virtual organisations. Priority will be given to tools that move the agenda forwards and not simply new ways of carrying out the same tasks (creating lists of people etc) that do not interwork.
Sematically Co-ordinating Resources and Services Across Registries: The intention of the call is to build on existing activity within the UK and internationally to develop demonstrators for semantic models for automating research. Bidders will need to choose one of the following areas with the option of choosing from a range of supporting threads, which are:
Up to 8 projects that look at developing tools (software or model practices) that can enhance the use of repositories or digital information systems. These tools and technologies can be innovative and new. Areas are:
4 projects that develop solutions or demonstrate issues that will help offer improved discovery to delivery are sought in the following areas:
5 projects are sought:
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Institutional commitment is a requirement to receive this project funding.
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We thank God for a good and growing year. Some highlights of 2009 include, but certainly aren't limited to:
- Our relatively easily obtained one year work permit!
- Helping our church launch EPIC – a week long mix between VBS and AWANA
- Completion of the fire pit project at camp and the fellowship while working on it
- Lydia's 2nd place finish in her 1st Croatian archery tournament
- Seeing God working in hearts and lives at camp
- Becoming more involved at our church -Dan helping lead a boys' group for 12-14 year-olds and Bonnie teaching Sunday School for 6-12 year-olds during the Bible Study time
- A time to reconnect with Dan's mom and step-dad on their trip to visit us this fall
- Beginning a small home school co-op that Bonnie and the girls are involved in
- Dan's 40th birthday and those painful shingles – could there be a connection?!
- Ellie Beth joining a fencing club
- On a sad note, Bonnie's dad Gene is struggling with Lewy Body Dementia with Parkinson's disease. Being so far away is hard.
- The completion of the carved verse sign in the dining room – thanks Terry!
- Cooking and hanging out with Jane, Donna, Carrie and Nancy during MK camps
- New co-workers, Juice and Beth Ortiz
- Another hard thing, our team mates, the McCollum's, resigned from SEND and returned to Minnesota
- Bonnie working on her Croatian and ping pong skills with Rahela
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Obama addresses East County classrooms
Date: September 9, 2009
by: Pam McTeer | News Editor
MANATEE COUNTY — After a week of controversy, President Barack Obama's back-to-school speech played smoothly in East County classrooms Monday.
Obama urged students to take personal responsibility for their education and work hard during a noon speech Sept. 8 at Wakefield High School in Virginia. The speech was broadcast live on C-Span and shown to students throughout the country.
Manatee County Public Schools showed the speech throughout the day Tuesday, with East County high schools Lakewood Ranch and Braden River delaying the presentation until after lunch, and many elementary schools opting to show the clip at 2:30, before dismissal.
The district elected to show the speech and to give parents the option to remove their children from the classroom.
"The district wanted us to have it available for the kids," Braden River High School's Assistant Principal Don French said. "It's their country. We talk to them all the time about choices."
The speech had been a subject of controversy for the last week after some parents feared the president would use the speech to promote his political agenda. The uproar began after the Department of Education released lesson plans that suggested students write letters about how they could "help the president."
The White House later changed the wording to read "write letters to themselves about how they can achieve their short-term and long-term education goals."
More than 90 students from Braden River and Lakewood Ranch high schools were excused from watching the program.
In his speech, Obama welcomed students into the new school year, starting with examples from his own childhood when his mother would wake him at 4:30 a.m. to teach him before work.
"A lot of times, I'd fall asleep right there at the kitchen table," Obama said. "But whenever I'd complain, my mother would just give me one of those looks and say, 'This is no picnic for me either, buster.'"
The president said teachers, parents and the government are working hard to ensure each child gets a quality education, but students ultimately hold their future in their own hands.
"But at the end of the day, we can have the most dedicated teachers, the most supportive parents and the best schools in the world, and none of it will matter unless all of you fulfill your responsibility," Obama said. "… Every single one of you has something you're good at. Every single one of you has something to offer. You have a responsibility to yourself to discover what that is. That's the opportunity education can provide."
The country's future depends on whether the nation's youth will rise up, using the critical thinking and other skills they learned in the classroom to make a difference with their lives, Obama said. If students do not develop their talents and skills, they are not only quitting on themselves, they are quitting on their country, he said.
Students at Braden River High School said they were inspired by the speech, which lasted about 15 minutes.
"I thought it was moving," said 17-year-old Olivia Thomas, who watched the presentation while in her government class. "You have to work hard and put in everything you can. … We are the future of America, regardless of what happens."
Darryl Mathis, 17, agreed.
"It was something we needed to hear," he said. "Some kids don't have parents at home to push them along. And this gave them that strength to push on."
In addition to the speech, the White House made lesson plans based on the speech available to teachers of all grade levels.
To read the prepared text of the president's speech, visit www.whitehouse.gov/MediaResources/PreparedSchoolRemarks.
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Our Shanghai photography team just finished a large project for a Chinese healthcare company called UNITED IMAGING. It took several on-location shooting days to create a series of images which will be used for all kinds of marketing purposes. The team consisted of our photographers, hair and make-up artists, Asian and Caucasian adult and children models, prop stylists and our production manager. Retouching was also completely done by Rimagine. Check out some of the images below! A big thanks to the great team at UNITED!
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