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The American Occupational Therapy Association (AOTA) is the national professional association for occupational therapy practitioners in the United States. Many benefits are available to internationally-trained therapists who join AOTA.
AOTA members have access to information about employment opportunities, practice information, and state licensure requirements. Members can access private listservs regarding a wide variety of practice areas and settings.
Members receive discounts for continuing education products, books, and conferences. Members receive the American Journal of Occupational Therapy (AJOT), AOTA's professional journal, and OT Practice, a news magazine with practice-related articles that is published 22 times a year.
We recommend becoming a member of AOTA to develop awareness of national policies, professional conduct, and guidelines and standards governing practice in the United States.
Requirements to work in the United States include:
- Attaining a visa certification.
- Qualifying to take the certification exam given by the National Board for Certification in Occupational Therapy (NBCOT) and passing it.
- Passing tests of English language competency, if applicable. For example : TOEFL and TSE.
- Meeting state regulatory requirements, including attaining a license in those states where it is required.
1. Visas
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security issues visas to foreign nationals wishing to work in the United States. In most cases, this will be a category H1B temporary work visa. See the USCIS website for further details on immigration classification, visa categories, and visa application.
You must get a visa certificate before applying for a visa. Two organizations are authorized by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security to provide visa certification. They are:
National Board for Certification in Occupational Therapy (NBCOT) http://www.nbcot.org/
Commission on Graduates of Foreign Nursing Schools (CGFNS) http://www.cgfns.org/
2. Certification Exam
NBCOT is the organization that gives the certification exam, and one must be approved by NBCOT to take the exam. NBCOT and AOTA are completely separate organizations.
NBCOT's requirement is graduation from an entry-level occupational therapist training program that is accredited by AOTA's Accreditation Council for Occupational Therapy Education (ACOTE) or approved by the World Federation of Occupational Therapists (WFOT). See the NBCOT Web site for information on exam eligibility and administration.
ACOTE accredits postbaccalaureate programs, and NBCOT requires internationally-trained occupational therapists to meet the same standard. To meet this standard, graduates who do not have post-baccalaureate degrees must submit evidence of equivalent education.
Therapists may not function as occupational therapy assistants (OTAs), as OTAs must graduate from accredited OTA programs and pass the NBCOT exam for OTAs in order to practice. The roles of the OTA and therapist are differentiated and complimentary and not interchangeable.
3. English Language Tests
English is the language spoken in the United States. All candidates must demonstrate English-language proficiency. Graduates of occupational therapy programs in Australia, Canada (except Quebec), Ireland, New Zealand, and the United Kingdom are currently exempt. See NBCOT's Web site for information.
4. State Regulatory Requirements
Employers require occupational therapy practitioners to meet state regulatory requirements. The first step in this process is becoming certified by NBCOT by meeting its requirements and passing necessary exams.
Therapists must also meet the regulatory requirements of a state of jurisdiction in order to practice. In addition to passing the certification examination, 50 states, the District of Columbia, Guam, and Puerto Rico regulate occupational therapy services. Most of these jurisdictions require continuing education to maintain a license. AOTA provides numerous continuing education opportunities, including online courses, self-paced clinical courses, continuing education articles published in OT Practice, and a yearly Conference along with links to more than 100 additional approved providers across the United States.
Each state in the United States has a regulatory board and a professional association that provides resources regarding practice and continuing education. Contact the state regulatory board to determine the particular requirements of that state for initial and continuing ability to practice occupational therapy.
Information on state associations is located on the AOTA home page.
Some states require a social security number to obtain a state license. Read about getting a social security number.
Employment Resources
Employment is available in many different areas of occupational therapy practice. Job advertisements and career information are published online by AOTA at http://www.otjoblink.org/.
Employment advertisements are also published in AOTA's practice magazine, OT Practice.
You should make inquiries about employment to the specific employer in the job advertisement. Salaries, benefits, and specifics of employment (e.g., experience required, days and hours of employment, travel required, etc.) vary and are determined by the employer. AOTA does not make placement arrangements.
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Adult Christian Education (Sunday Mornings)
Dedicated to Adult Learning and Spiritual Growth
Church should be a place where you can connect with God, connect with people, and connect with our community and world in ways that make a difference.
Adult classes and groups at Evangel Temple are the place to start connecting!
Join us this Sunday, or during the week, as we follow Jesus, together.
Life Together
Location: Room 201
Coordinators: Marty Mittelstadt and Doug Olena
Teachers: Various Evangel University Professors
Thought-provoking discussion and warm, solid friendships are a hallmark of this class! This winter, the class will consider Advent themes of love, joy, and peace in December. In January the letters to the Corinthians will be topically discussed.
Faith and Life
Location: Room 202
Coordinator: Bud Greve
Teachers: Marc Turnage
"To Hear and to Do" - Becoming Disciples of Jesus: By looking at discipleship within the first century and Jesus' method and message to his disciples, we hope to gain insight into how discipleship should look and work within the twenty-first century. This series will be taught by Marc Turnage in December and January.
Living by Biblical Truths
Location: Room 206
Coordinator: Jeanne Hanf
Teacher: Dr. Ben Aker
You'll feel at home with this small class with a family feeling. We are a fun-loving, diverse group of adults who enjoy applying God's Word to everyday life and praying for one another's needs. This winter, Dr. Ben Aker will continue a series on the Gospel of John.
Friends and Family
Location: Room 205
Coordinator: Alice Northcutt
Teacher: Geoff Duncombe
Looking for a way to meet people and learn practical Christian principles? Join this interactive group of singles and couples from college age through senior adults. Come experience a lively group and in depth Bible discussions. This winter, Geoff Duncombe will continue leading a study in the Book of Acts.
"PG" - Parental Guidance
Location: Room 201
Coordinators/Facilitators: Mario & Holly Guerreiro, Steve & Lisa McIntire, Leo & Myra Theriot
Our focus in December will be on managing holiday stress beginning with a class facilitated by the McIntire's called, "Crazy-Free Christmas." Sunday, Dec. 15 will be our Christmas Party! PG will be on holiday break Dec. 22 and 29, but will reconvene for the new year with a series on "Creating a Healthy Home," featuring a variety of special guests and concluding with a panel discussion in late January. In February, we will begin a DVD series on parenting. In late February, special guests Rev. Chad and Angela Germany, former Missions Directors at Southwestern AG University and former missionaries, will share on "Raising Children with Hearts for Missions."
Location: Room 203
Coordinators: Gary and Susie Martindale
Teacher: Dr. Bill Griffin and Dr. Dwight Sheets
This "mosaic" of ages, backgrounds, and interests invites you to join the mix! You'll love the fun and friendly atmosphere as class members apply biblical truths to life. Bible study is important to this class. Starting in December, Dr. Sheets will help us find thematic connections between the Old and New Testaments. Dr. Sheets is an experienced teacher, and the issues he raises lead to important discussions that are relevant to Christian living.
Young Marrieds' Connection
Location: Corner House (Meadow & Luster)
Coordinators: Pastor David and Amanda Wright
Teacher: Pastor David Wright
Connecting couples to one another in marriage, to other couples in friendship, and to God through relationship. Much more than a Sunday morning class, this group exists to foster friendship and community through sharing, discussion, and regular social activities. In December we'll give you a Christmas Experience with Kyle Idleman. In January we'll kick of 2014 with A Healthier You series, acquiring healthier minds, money, meals, and marriages. We also meet monthly outside church for a special activity. (Designed for those in their 20s and 30s.)
Next Step
Location: Room 205
Coordinators: Tim and Donna Trower, Bill and Lillian Davis, and Jaime Cole
Teacher: Various
The Next Step in life is facing the challenges of the here and now. We learning from the past, but we don't live in it. As we face transitions with our children, parents and peers, we use a sound Biblical basis for our discussions of these new challenges and issues in our lives.
Family Ties
Location: Room 203
Teachers/Coordinators: Pam Drake & Larry Cooper
Bound together by a love for God and one another, this group of 30-60 year olds from various backgrounds and professions invites you to join their class and their lives! Our next series, from the book Calling God Names, is an in-depth study of seven names of God in the Old Testament. Come discover more about God in this lively and interactive class!
The Breakfast Club
Location: Room 204
Coordinator: Doug and Roxi Hoel
Teacher/Facilitator: Dr. Bill Griffin
Did you go to High School in the 80's or early 90's? Come feast on the Word with the "Breakfast Club!" Enjoy an atmosphere where friendships, in-depth Bible study, discussion, and prayer flourish. Our current parenting series is called Be Prepared: Equipping Kids to Face Today's World. Following this series, Dr. Bill Griffin will continue to lead the class through various biblical studies. You'll love Dr. Griffin's scholarly insight and conversational approach to learning.
Radiant Life Bible Class
Location: Room 208
Coordinator: Joyce Lee
Teachers: Joyce Lee
Using Radiant Life curriculum as a guide, get consistent Bible study throughout the year. This season, Radiant Life will work through a series on the Songs and Hymns in the New Testament and Wisdom From Ecclesiastes and Proverbs.
All ages are welcome.

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Info Pathfinder Job at Musser PL
Wow! Take a look at http://www.muscatinelibrary.us/
Nice site! Caught their ad in the January AL for an "Info Pathfinder."
Here's the ad, grabbed from ALA (huge URL link to it here):
INFO PATHFINDER, Musser Public Library, Muscatine, Iowa. New position. Join an energetic, enterprising, and friendly staff in a great community. This is an exciting opportunity for a creative thinker to guide, lead, and direct our information commons. We are looking for a librarian with a passion and understanding for community work, highly creative and knowledgeable, who has ideas to help shape a new information commons. As we plan for a new library facility, we recognize that our reference service has changed in response to Internet and other online usage. Our vision for an information commons includes a quick answer center where computer technology mixes easily with a human face in a creative way. Our info pathfinder will maintain a ready reference print collection but will also work as an online navigator, helping patrons with computer applications in their quest for information. The position will provide one-on-one and group training for library patrons and staff. Of special interest to us is how this service might be marketed within the community. Accordingly, the info pathfinder will help initiate, develop, and implement an ongoing program of outreach activities to stimulate use of the library's information resources. To accomplish this, this position will develop interactive relationships and coordinate library programs and services with community-based organizations. REQUIRED: MLS degree from an ALA-accredited program; experience in customer and reference service; demonstrated interest in community library work and willingness to develop strong, interactive community relationships; good judgment; dependability; tact; and courtesy.
What a cool job! I love the bit about "computer technology mixing with a human face." This is forward thinking! Well done Musser PL!
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Following the announcement in France today, the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) is not recommending routine removal of PIP silicone gel breast implants in the UK.
We recognise the concern that some women who have these implants may be feeling but we currently have no evidence of any increase in incidents of cancer associated with these implants and no evidence of any disproportionate rupture rates other than in France.
We therefore do not believe that the associated risks of surgery from breast implant removal can be justified without further evidence.
We will continue liaising with the French medicines and medical devices regulator and we are awaiting the evidence to support the decision made in France. This will be evaluated as a matter of priority by our clinical and toxicological experts and we will issue further advice if necessary.
In the absence of strong clear evidence to the contrary, we see no reason to alter our current advice that there is no need to routinely remove these PIP breast implants.
In the meantime we would recommend that all patients who have questions about their PIP breast implants should seek advice from their implanting surgeon.
We had discussions on 21 December 2011 with other health or regulatory experts from France, the Netherlands, Portugal, Italy, Ireland, Hungary, Austria, Denmark and Malta. They all agreed that there was no evidence of any increase in incidents of cancer associated with PIP breast implants and no evidence of any disproportionate rupture rates other than in France. Information obtained from the Australian Regulatory Authority (TGA) is consistent with the figures from all the above European countries other than France in terms of rupture. They have no reported cases of lymphoma.
We have continually monitored the safety of these breast implants. In March 2010 we advised clinicians not to implant these devices and at the same time advised patients who were concerned about their PIP implants to consult their implanting surgeon. MHRA commissioned toxicity testing on the unapproved silicone gel used to fill PIP breast implants, including genotoxicity and chemical toxicity. The results of these tests have been discussed with relevant experts and we have concluded that there is no safety issue related to this filler material. Similar testing carried out by the French medicines and medical devices regulator confirmed these conclusions.
Notes to Editor
1) Please see the MHRA's medical device alert issued on 31 March 2010:
Silicone gel filled breast implants manufactured by Poly Implant Prothese (PIP) - All models and lot numbers (MDA/2010/025)
2) Please see the MHRA's previous press releases about the testing of the unapproved silicone gel used to fill PIP breast implants:
31 March 2010 - Press release: Advice issued to breast implant surgeons
3 September 2010 - Press release: PIP (Poly Implant Prosthese) breast implants – UK test results
28 September 2010 - Press release: French authority test results for silicone gel filled breast implants manufactured by PIP (Poly Implant Prosthese)
21 April 2011 - Press release: French regulator confirms non-toxicity of PIP breast implants
3) The MHRA is aware of the US Food and Drug Administration's (FDA) January 2011 Medical Device Safety Communication entitled 'FDA Medical Device Safety Communication: Reports of Anaplastic Large Cell Lymphoma in Women with Breast Implants'.
4) The MHRA informed UK healthcare professionals about the FDA's communication via a medical device alert issued in February 2011.
Medical Device Alert: All types, makes and models of breast implants (MDA/2011/017)
The MHRA also continued to review available evidence for association of cancers of women with breast implants in consultation with the relevant UK professional bodies for breast surgery and surgical oncology and has concluded that there is no evidence to indicate an association with cancer. Additionally the MHRA worked with the Cancer Registry and could find no evidence for an association. The MHRA has not received any reports of women with breast implants of any type in the UK with a diagnosis of anaplastic large cell lymphoma (ALCL).
Also, the MHRA consulted with experts to discuss whether there was any danger to babies having been breast fed by mothers with these implants. It was concluded that there were no safety issues.
5) Based on reports to the MHRA from our Adverse Incident Centre (AIC) approximately 1% of women in the UK with PIP breast implants have suffered implant failure, including rupture. This contrasts with information from the French medical device regulatory authority, AFSSAPS, which suggests a failure rate, including rupture, of around 5% in France.
6) The MHRA is the government agency responsible for ensuring that medicines and medical devices work, and are acceptably safe. No product is risk-free. Underpinning all our work lie robust and fact-based judgements to ensure that the benefits to patients and the public justify the risks. We keep watch over medicines and devices, and take any necessary action to protect the public promptly if there is a problem. We encourage everyone – the public and healthcare professionals as well as the industry – to tell us about any problems with a medicine or medical device, so that we can investigate and take any necessary action. www.mhra.gov.uk


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There are many projects taking place in the lab and with collaborators from other institutions. A few projects are listed below. For post-docs, students and volunteers interested in joining the lab, see the lab's research opportunities.
Hawkmoth Behavioral Evolution
Hawkmoths are one of the most charismatic groups of moths. With incredible proboscides that can reach more than a foot in length, they are a primary focal group to understand life-history evolution. Building on the phylogeny of Kawahara et al. (2009) and others, our goal is to test ecological hypotheses on how such a remarkable group became so successful. One of our primary foci is an NSF-funded project on anti-bat ultrasound production and hearing in hawkmoths with the Barber Lab at Boise State University. Do these moths communicate with bats? Our recent study suggests that hawkmoths produce ultrasound to bat calls (Barber and Kawahara, 2013). How has sound production evolved in hawkmoths and other moths? We use state-of-the-art filming technology and molecular tools to understand this complex interaction. Fieldwork is conducted in Borneo and South America. A photo gallery of hawkmoths can be
found here.
Leafminer Evolution
Insect herbivores and their hosts dominate terrestrial biomes and may constitute nearly 50% of the earth's biodiversity. As herbivores and pollinators, Lepidoptera are one of the primary insect groups responsible for the radiation of flowering plants. Since the pioneering work of Ehrlich and Raven (1964), there has been great interest in trying to detect and understand macroevolutionary patterns in insect-plant associations. Most macroevolutionary studies on herbivorous insects have focused on external plant feeders and few have examined patterns of life history evolution for internal herbivores such as leafminers. Gracillariidae constitute the primary group of plant mining Lepidoptera. With a team of international collaborators, we build on the work of Kawahara et al. (2011; BMC Evol Biol) and seek to utilize available fossil data to understand the evolutionary history of Gracillariidae, their host associations, and stabilize their classification. A photo gallery of Gracillariidae can be found here.
Hawaiian Fancy-Case Caterpillar Radiation
Fancy Cased Caterpillars in the genus Hyposmocoma include an extraordinary group of moths all endemic to the Hawaiian Islands. The archipelago is one of the most threatened species "diversity hotspots" in the world, and large endemic radiations are thought to have already lost many of their species. The total number of Hyposmocoma species may be greater than the radiation of Drosophila. Unlike most cosmopterigids which are internal feeders of leaves, seeds and stems, Hyposmocoma feed externally. Hyposmocoma have extraordinary, in some cases globally unique, life-histories and behavior. Some caterpillars are carnivorous, feeding on tree snails and others are amphibious living above and under water along streams. Larvae in the genus create silk "cases" in which they perambulate while protected and camouflaged. An extraordinary diversity of larval case types exists, and to date, more than ten different types have been identified. The research is focused on the systematics, diversification and evolution of these moths, and is being conducted in collaboration with the Rubinoff Lab at the University of Hawaii.
Higher-Level Relationships and Diversification in Lepidoptera
As a collaborator of the Lepidoptera AToL core research group (Mitter and Regier Labs) at the University of Maryland, we are studying the higher-level relationships of Lepidoptera with nuclear protein-coding genes. This study builds on the work of Regier et al. (2009; BMC Evol Biol), and additional publications from the Maryland research team is expected.
Twirler Moth Behavior and Evolution
While the spinning adult behavior has evolved multiple times in microlepidoptera, little is known about the significance of this behavior. Building on prior work (Kawahara and Adamski 2006; Kawahara et al. 2011), we are studying this behavior and testing hypotheses on their origins in two unrelated genera, Beltheca (Gelechiidae) and Dryadaula (Tineidae).
Evolution of Acoustic Signaling in Lepidopteran Caterpillars
With the Yack Neuroethology Laboratory at Carleton University, we are examining the evolution of acoustic signaling in lepidopteran caterpillars. Previous work includes Scott et al. (2010) and several other studies are expected to result from this collaboration.
Snout Butterfly Systematics
Snout butterflies (Nymphalidae: Libytheinae) are morphologically one of the most unusual groups of Lepidoptera. Species in the nymphalid subfamily Libytheinae are unique in having exceptionally long labial palpi and modified ventral wings that closely resemble dead leaves. The subfamily has an unusual distribution and it contains both very widespread and local species, including several island endemics. My previous work focused on the systematics and evolution of both the extant and fossil species in this subfamily.


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PW: I love it.
PW: [Laughs.] Yes.
AM: We have done Cape Town restaurants. It is the opportunity to stay in a place for a couple of months you really, really do get to see something else as opposed to what you see on a vacation.
PW: And then on an artistic level you're working with like-minded people and it's really cool because you'll bounce to Cape Town to Dublin to Budapest to wherever, your home and your home city of London or LA or New York. The like-minded people, people who are coming together. It never ceases to amaze me how stuff gets made because the challenges that you face on a daily basis, but when this stuff really gets forced into existence, when you make a television show or something you can kind of stand back with all these people and go, "Guys, if one of us wouldn't have been doing our job this wouldn't have happened." So it's really cool to see it all come together and to know that family that you've quickly picked up with really pulled it off together.
And then I heard you guys blew up City Hall in Cape Town.
PW: [Laughs.] Totally, our special effects, whom I won't name—bless them. The car bomb in Episodes 3 and 4 that diverts Stonebridge so that Kate Marshall can get kidnapped, that sucker went off, man. We were all quite a ways away from it. We thought, "Gosh that was really big. That was really convincing." We walked up to the City Hall next to it. The door was hanging on its hinges. All the glass windows that were around it, which were God knows how old, were shattered.
It was a bit of a headache for production, but we all kind of thought it was cool.
With you doing all those stunts and everything did you guys have injuries too? Was it a little brutal?
PW: Yeah, you would get in the car at the end of the night and the adrenaline is really running because some of these things you're really amped up. You kind of have to go there. So you'd get in the car and about half way home you'd realize that that bit of your elbow that you thought you had was no longer there and then another hole in your leg. We were pretty fortunate. I know Sully pulled, I think he pulled a hamstring in one of the fight scenes he was doing. I rolled my ankle pretty bad in Episode 5 and I had to wear a brace for the rest of the show, but we managed to come out relatively unscathed. Amanda had a good one during training though. Didn't you?
AM: I suffered my art, Curt, suffered for my art. Yes, I was training with one of the special forces guys and I was really, really tired and really didn't want to be there and he was goading me on going, "Come on, come on, you're supposed to be Special Forces! You're Col. Grant! Grrr!"
We were doing a boxing exercise. I would say, for him, he thought it was a nudge. But he punched me really hard, so punched him as hard as I could and I dislocated my shoulder. And that guy did not flinch.
PW: [Laughs.] I love that man. I think that's great.
AM: And that's when I went, "Do you know what? I'm going to act Col. Grant. I'll act the military thing. I don't think I need to get method on this one."
PW: It's brutal, isn't it?
Amanda, I hear you also had a little trouble at a gas station there.
AM: I did. You know what? It's really unfortunate because every person we came into contact with in South Africa was just adorable, everyone was.
I've traveled the world a couple of times, so I'm very savvy and I think I just let my guard down that day. It was quite a well-rehearsed team and they cornered me in an ATM booth. I knew what was going on and I said to the guy, "You've got my card, give it back." And he was going, "No it's in the machine, just put your PIN number in." …
He started to get really nasty and the guys behind started pushing, so I was kind of disorientated and I just had to stand back and let the guys go. But of course as soon as the military guys—
PW: I think we're all pretty lucky that they weren't there. [Laughs.]
AM: You know what? They came as soon as they heard they said, "Right, we're coming around." One came around with a Glock, put it on the table and went, "All right, we're going to do some closed quarter combat." So if you come near me in a nightclub and I don't like it, bang you're on the floor before you know it.
COME BACK AFTER THE FINALE! I will have more of the interview after Friday's season finale. It's full of spoilers.


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Ten Challenges for the Cancer Survivor
Many cancer centers have a bell for patients to ring the day they have their last treatment. This is a significant moment —the end of active treatment and the beginning of a life free of cancer. What happens, though, to the patient with cancer after the bell has rung? In After You Ring the Bell . . . 10 Challenges for the Cancer Survivor, Anne Katz breaks down 10 challenges often faced by survivors, including issues such as health worries, depression, fatigue, nutrition, and the long-term effects of cancer treatment.
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Bickering gently and continually, like Tracy and Hepburn in Desk Set, Pino Luongo and Mark Strausman have made not just a tale of two meatballs, but two meat loafs, two soups, and more. The culinary smack-down between a Jewish boy from Queens and a former actor from Tuscany who became restaurant business partners, collaborators, and dear friends makes entertaining reading, it is true, yet their banter is a terrific education in the sort of rustic and clear-flavored Italian peasant food that is my favorite way to eat.
Luongo, a conscientious objector who came to New York City in 1980, brought his native Tuscan food to a city that heretofore had equated Italian "fine dining" with veal piccata and the like. In 1983, when he opened his first restaurant the beguilingly simple Il Cantinori, which served country food like calf's liver with sage to locals like Richard Gere and Susan Sarandon a lot of customers would come in expecting a Southwestern restaurant, "having misread 'Tuscan' as 'Tucson,'" he says.
Strausman grew up in a working class neighborhood, and fell in love with the Italian-American flavors of street fairs and the baked ziti "from the lady down the hall," he writes, then went off to culinary school in Brooklyn and internships in European hotel kitchens. He was introduced to Luongo in 1988 by a New York butcher, "a matchmaker for chefs and restaurateurs. When you wanted a job, you'd go see him." Soon after, Luongo hired Strausman to cook at Sapore di Mare, a Mediterranean seafood restaurant he opened on Long Island. Today, they are co-owners of the swanky-rustic Coco Pazzo translation: crazy chef on Manhattan's Upper East Side, where, Luongo writes, Strausman continues with his "uninhibited Italian country cooking."
In their book, which is a thorough journey from soups to Sunday supper, and a real primer on how to eat, Luongo plays the strict, historical Tuscan, a stickler for what mama cooked, and all the mamas before her. Strausman's role is the impish, brash American, impatient with orthodoxies and poking fun at the ancestors and as an advocate for the hearty, basic fare made by that "lady down the hall."
Penelope Tries the Meatballs
The meatball is where Luongo and Strausman fight most fiercely, with Luongo horrified by the American penchant for piling sauce and meatballs on spaghetti. Proper Tuscan cooking means serving a pasta first, then meatballs, tiny and delicately flavored and without red sauce as the main course. Strausman argues vociferously for a high-end version of what he rightly calls a classic. His rendition, which uses red onion in the sauce and the meatballs, and red pepper flakes in that sauce, is so exciting I made it three Mondays in a row. In a family of two, these proportions yielded two huge servings, with another two for the freezer as well as nine extra meatballs we froze and cooked in sauce prepared fresh.
Polpettine Con Spaghetti
Makes 16 to 18 meatballs with sauce, serving 4 to 6
FOR THE SAUCE1/4 cup extra-virgin olive oil
To make the meatballs: Place the bread and milk in a medium bowl and let soak for 5 minutes.
Heat a 7- to 8-quart Dutch oven over medium heat, and when it is hot, add the olive oil. Add the onion and cook until soft and golden, 5 to 7 minutes. Remove the pot from the heat and set aside.
Place the veal, beef, pork, and sausage in a large bowl and, using your hands, mix well. Add the oregano, cheeses, eggs, parsley, and bread one at a time, mixing until thoroughly combined after each addition. Add the onion and mix until very well combined. Add the salt and pepper. Set aside.
To make the sauce: Heat a 10-quart casserole over medium heat, and when it is hot, add the olive oil. Add the onion and garlic and cook until wilted. Add the tomato paste and stir for 1 minute. Add the wine, tomatoes, 1 teaspoon of salt, and red pepper flakes and bring to a boil. Reduce the heat to low and simmer gently for 30 minutes, stirring occasionally. Season with salt and red pepper flakes to taste if necessary.
While the tomato sauce is cooking: Form the meatballs. Take a piece of meat the size of a golf ball and roll it between the palms into a ball. Add it to the sauce, and repeat with the remaining meatballs.
Return the sauce to a simmer and simmer gently until the meatballs are cooked through, about 1½ hours. Be sure to cook the meatballs at a very gentle simmer; if the sauce boils, the fat will separate from the meat and they will dry out. When you think they are done, remove one from the pot and cut into it with a paring knife. If it is still pink in the middle, continue to cook until done, another 10 to 15 minutes.
Just prior to serving, fill a 10-quart stockpot with 7 quarts of water and bring to a boil. Add the 2 tablespoons of salt and spaghetti and cook until al dente. Drain, add to the pan with the meatballs and sauce, and carefully toss to coat. Serve immediately.
TIPS: To see if you've added enough salt and pepper to the meatball mixture, before shaping the meatballs, bring a small pot of water to a boil. Pinch off a grape-size piece of meatball mixture, roll it into a ball, and drop it in the pot. When it is cooked through, in about 2 minutes, taste it and adjust the seasoning before rolling all of your meatballs.
To roll nice round meatballs without having the meat stick to your hands, moisten your hands with cold water before you start, and then again as necessary.
Wine: This calls for a solid but not murderously expensive Chianti. No need to buy a Riserva; just don't buy anything in a straw-covered bottle. If an American wine is in order, try a good Zinfandel from Ridge Vineyards.
Penne Pasticciate
Serves 4 to 68 ounces sweet Italian sausage (about 2), removed from casings and crumbled
1. Preheat the oven to 375 degrees. Lightly butter an 8-by-12-inch baking dish.
2. Heat a 10- to 12-inch skillet over medium heat. When it is hot, add the sausage. Cook, breaking up the sausage into small pieces with a wooden spoon, until the fat is rendered and the sausage has lost its pink color. Pour off all but 1 tablespoon of the fat. Add the radicchio, stir well, and cook, stirring until it is soft and well blended with the sausage, about 4 minutes. Season with salt to taste, and transfer to a large mixing bowl.
3. Meanwhile, fill a 10-quart stockpot with 7 quarts of water and bring to a boil over high heat. Add the 2 tablespoons salt. Add the pasta, stir, and cook until al dente. Drain the pasta and add to the bowl with the sausage. Add the milk and eggs and mix well. Pour into the prepared dish and sprinkle the top with the Parmigiano-Reggiano.
4. Transfer to the oven and bake until the top looks a bit crunchy and golden, 20 to 25 minutes. Let rest for 15 minutes before serving.
Wine: A rich dish with bitterness from the radicchio, this requires a full and intense red like Brunello di Montalcino. Two of my favorite estates are Argiano and Colombini Barbi. If you choose a different estate, make sure that the wine is at least 5 or 6 years old.
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Oregon State University Institutional Loans are funded and administered by OSU Office of Business Affairs Student Loan Office after being awarded by the Office of Financial Aid and Scholarships. The Office of Business Affairs disburses funds.
304-02 Federal Perkins Loan
The Federal Perkins Loan is a need-based, university administered federal loan with a 5% interest rate. Selection of recipients is handled by the Office of Financial Aid and Scholarships in accordance with federal regulations. The government pays the interest while the student is enrolled at least half time. Repayment begins nine months after graduation, withdrawal, or if attendance drops below at least half-time enrollment. A student must sign a promissory note in order to receive the loan funds. The amount listed on the award is the total amount that may be borrowed. Prior to the start of the term, the student will be notified by the OSU Business Office regarding procedures for signing the promissory note and collecting borrower information. The Office of Financial Aid and Scholarships sends the promissory note to the student with enclosures from the Office of Business Affairs. The OSU Office of Business Affairs Student Loan Office is the holder of the signed promissory note. Loan funds are disbursed as a credit to the student's billing account. See Federal Programs on the Financial Aid & Scholarships website for further information.
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The Unsubsidized Federal Direct Ford Loan is non-need-based with the student being responsible for paying the interest while enrolled. Students may choose to defer the interest by having it added to the principal, which is called capitalization. The loans have a variable interest rate. Students must be enrolled at least halftime and repayment begins six months after graduation, withdrawal, or if the student drops below half-time enrollment.
The Subsidized Federal Direct Ford Loan is need-based with the government paying the interest on the loan while the student is enrolled. The loans have a variable interest rate. Students must be enrolled at least halftime and repayment begins six months after graduation, withdrawal, or if the student drops below half-time enrollment.
304-04 Federal Direct Parent Loan for Undergraduate Students (FDPLUS)
The FDPLUS is a federal loan borrowed by the parent on behalf of a dependent student to assist with educational expenses. The FDPLUS is a non-need based loan at a variable interest rate capped at 9%. Interest is charged on the loan to the borrower from the date the first disbursement is made until the loan is paid in full. Repayment generally begins within 60 days after the final loan disbursement. A 4% loan fee is deducted proportionately by the federal government each time a loan disbursement is made. See Federal Programs on the Financial Aid & Scholarships website for further information.
304-05 Exit Interview Requirements – Federal Perkins Loan
When students complete their coursework at OSU and are ready to graduate, the staff of the Office of Business Affairs Student Loan Office sends a letter to the student requesting borrower information, providing a repayment schedule for the loan, and also providing a rights and responsibilities pamphlet. The student borrower is responsible for keeping OSU informed of all address changes during the entire repayment period. OSU reports all loans to the credit bureau.
304-06 Student Loan Hold
A student loan hold is placed when a borrower is delinquent on a loan that is collected at OSU (Federal Perkins loan, OSU institutional loan, OSU Pharmacy loan). The borrower is not allowed to register for classes and cannot get a transcript until the past due amount has been taken care of.


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This week has been totally insane and it's only Thursday. My grandfather is in the hospital several states away. Some jerk stole our credit card number and went on a shopping spree. We picked up and organized 1,300 Girl Scout cookies for the troop. And that's in addition to the usual craziness.
On the bright side… Grandpa is improving. We won't have to pay for the unauthorized charges on our credit card. I'm stocked up on Thin Mints (My favorite!) Today I wore a new apron that I made out of a vintage sheet and I can finally tell you about the Patchwork Potholder Rug Tutorial I did for the latest issue of Petite Purls.
If you want to upcycle your old t-shirts into a very happy rug, check it out. And take a look at this knitted doll pattern by Nancy Anderson. If I didn't have to prepare for a morning TV segment, I'd cast on for one right now. They're so cute!
Okay, I'm off to make egg cozies. Wish me luck.
Posted: March 18th, 2010 under CraftSanity Looms, CraftSanity Weaving Looms, Going Green, Gratitude, Green Crafting, Potholder Looms, Recycling, Tutorials, weaving.
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Comment from LeeAnn
Time: March 18, 2010, 10:16 pm
I love your rug! So, so cute. I also wanted to say that I've been listening to you podcasts while I sew. I feel like I've got a few friends in the craft room sewing along with me. Thanks!
Comment from Philipa
Time: March 18, 2010, 11:12 pm
Hi Jennifer. I have missed you!! For some reason the last time I went to iTunes it wouldn't down load your last podcast.
Yours was the first craft podcast that I listened to. When you were interviewed by Alison Rosen I went over to her podcast and listened to her and then downloaded all her back list. Through her I found Brye Lynne and Jean at Quilted Cupcake. I have since found more…. so your hiatus hasn't been as painful as it might otherwise have been… but I still miss you!!
I have chopped up a heap of t shirts to make a few quilts for my children and myself out of the logos and so have lots of fabric ready to be sacrificed to something like this. I am going to have to buy one of your looms now though. Pot holder looms are not as common in Australia. Seems crazy though to buy something so you can recycle something else. But works for me.
Philipa in Queensland Australia (where we have a cyclcone hanging around off the coast and due to hit tomorrow.
Comment from cat schwartz
Time: March 19, 2010, 7:11 am
Hi Jennifer-
I'm a new podcast listener and I LOVE your podcasts! I feel very inspired while listening and just wanted to say that I am really enjoying the site and the interviews.
Thanks for sharing :)
cat schwartz
Comment from Diane
Time: March 19, 2010, 8:20 am
So sorry to learn about your Grandfather's health problems and hope he is recovering well.
Sorry, too, to learn of the problem with your credit card – that had to be sooo frightening?!?!
Good for you – keeping your focus on your family and work – and thank you for thinking of us readers/listeners. Hope all goes well with your tv segment today.
Love the rug – what a great idea! Your imagination is amazing!!
Comment from Beth
Time: March 19, 2010, 8:46 am
Thin Mints are my favorite too!
I'm glad your grandpa is getting better and hope he's out of the hospital soon.
Comment from iHanna
Time: March 19, 2010, 5:52 pm
Wow Jennifer, love that patchworky looking mat! I want to make one too! Maybe this will help me clear out some of the gazillion shirts and tops I've got – I don't like to throw anything away! :-)
Comment from Rachelle
Time: March 22, 2010, 6:22 pm
WHY couldn't you make a summer-weight baby blanket like this? A lot of moms would love the splash of color as well as the "green-ness" of it. Then bibs, burping cloths…..


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A court hearing Wednesday between Tempe and the Goldwater Institute explored the leeway cities have to woo developers of high-profile projects with public money.
The Goldwater Institute, a Phoenix-based conservative think tank, has sued Tempe over a deal it made with the Sea Life Aquarium, a subsidiary of U.K.-based Merlin Entertainments Group. The suit claims Tempe offered an illegal incentive to clear the way for the group to build the estimated $15 million project at Arizona Mills Mall.
Tempe maintains the incentive is not illegal because the developer is providing a discounted admission to the aquarium for Tempe school-aged children in return for an estimated $218,000 retail-development tax-incentive.
That includes reimbursement of lease taxes and construction sales taxes and waivers on development fees. Goldwater officials oppose cities offering developers incentives because they believe it creates an unfair market where select businesses are offered public money to open.
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I really want to get this topic out of my head.. and what better way than to show a gopher bashing it's own brains out before buying a scammy cable television package that provides him at max 2 hours of quality content a week?
I think it's kind of ridiculous what people pay for when it comes to cable television. Sometimes I think that the only reason people buy it is to have something to mindlessly flip through after work while saying "1000 channels and theres nothing on!"
The whole package plan thing requires you pay around 100-200 dollars a month.. or less if they pull you into a contract with a bogus discount. That money doesn't even go to a specific channel or program you enjoy. I read somewhere that ESPN/ESPN HD gets 4 dollars of your bill no matter what. Meanwhile, say you like the SyFy channel, 21 cents goes to SyFy a month. Your 21 cents doesn't pay for specific programs you enjoy.. and the company is more likely to pay for the cheaper project.. like reality TV. Lets not even go over what happens when your favorite show goes on a 4 month break after 6 episodes. Reality shows and winter olympics? Ugh.
You could support your favorite TV shows more by just paying 2.99 on itunes each week (assuming that apple doesn't take some ridiculous amount of profit from selling the episodes). And you'd save massively.
At this point with the technology we are capable of it's like these cable/satellite companies are really just scamming everyone. I can't even see a younger adult who understands the internet even intelligently paying for a package plan. It's a waste of your hard earned money.
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T.W. Andrews made it clear that it's a very good football team.
After struggling in the second half in losing to High Point Central last week, the Red Raiders roared past Southwest Guilford 66-0 on Friday night in Simeon Stadium — dominating virtually the entire game, both on offense and defense.
"The intensity was high in practice (this week)," senior quarterback Lamar Raynard said. "No playing around, we were focused the whole time, and it showed tonight. We played good tonight. After we lost the first game last year, we had the same mentality. We're going to focus and play football, and that's what we did tonight too."
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