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My brother-in-law uses oil, so that the latkes can be pareve.
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The whole point of the celebration is the miracle of the oil--as in olive oil. So use extra-virgin olive oil. Anything else and they're just potato pancakes. Nothing special.
Sephardic Jews traditionally fry their latkes in olive oil because Hanukkah occurs at the end of the olive-pressing season. Olive oil was treasured in Biblical times, so using it to fry latkes gives the dish a deeper significance. Ashkenazi Jews in Eastern Europe and immigrants to America typically fried their latkes in schmaltz, or rendered poultry fat, until more healthy oil alternatives were introduced. Some cooks still splurge and use schmaltz because it tastes so darned delectable. - Shiksa in the Kitchen
So ... Why not use 50/50?
Oil is the traditional, but butter has so much to give. A mix of oil and butter will give the buttery flavor, with the flame-point of the oil. Best of both worlds
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"Previous work has established that hospitals adhering to certain performance measures in treating patients with heart attack had lower mortality," said Corbelli. "We wanted to know if we could improve the mortality rates of these patients by developing a new approach -- or a new critical pathway -- to better assist medical staff in putting these published guidelines into practice."
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The rest of the room is stuffed with Bronco team pictures mounted in brown wooden frames and dozens of 8 x 10 photos of Bronco players past and present--Steve Atwater, Sam Brunelli, Kelvin Clark, Otis Armstrong, Steve DeBerg, Elway again. There are oversized front pages from the Denver Post and Rocky Mountain News trumpeting the team's great moments--SUPER BOWL BOUND!--and a jagged, three-foot length of thick yellow pipe ("Goal post fragment!"). There are beer glasses and coffee mugs and ashtrays emblazoned with assorted Bronco logos, yellowed team calendars from seasons long past but not forgotten, half a dozen autographed official NFL footballs and three dozen pictures of Ralph and Jimmy. Cooking steaks in the parking lot at Mile High Stadium. Sitting orange-jerseyed, blue-capped and binoculared in their regular seats. Leaning happily against the Buick with a big poster of the Three Amigos suspended between them. Almost every square inch of the walls is crammed with Broncos memorabilia. Not much on the floor, but the soft rug is royal blue. With big orange polka dots.
"Had to have that special-made," Ralph reports. "Ever seen one like it?"
"Nope," the visitor answers. "Absolutely one of a kind. By the way, Jimmy, what's your house like? Your basement?"
"You don't wanna know," brother Ralph answers. "Jimmy here's got the rest of the Bronco stuff. Actually, that's not right. Fact is, he's got most of the stuff."
Seeing most of the stuff over at Jimmy's will have to wait for another time. Right now we're getting down to brass tacks about the remainder of the Broncos' season and the awful things that have happened at the end of some other great Bronco seasons. The nightmarish second quarter in the Super Bowl against Washington. The grim efficiency of Joe Montana and the Niners in the 55-10 debacle. Phil Simms, the New York Giants and the second half.
But Ralph Garcia doesn't scare easily. He looks you straight in the eye and never hesitates for a second when he says it: "This time the Broncos are gonna win the Super Bowl. Me and Jimmy, we're in at the Bourbon Orleans. And we can't wait. Isn't that right, Jimmy?"
Jimmy Garcia just nods. Because this time he's sure it will all work out. So is his brother Ralph. Because they remember. Both of them. They remember the time Tom Jackson returned the interception 73 yards for a touchdown to beat Baltimore. And that touchdown pass to placekicker Jim Turner. They know all about Number Seven's 36 fourth-quarter comebacks, and The Drive against Cleveland, and the Orange Crush, and Randy Gradishar's seven Pro Bowls. They remember $8 seats, and the night Elway was signed away from the Colts, and Al Denson's great catches, and the fog snorting out of Cookie Gilchrist's nostrils that time it was so damn cold in December when we played the Chargers.
This is the year, all right. Finally. "We been waiting a long time, and this is it," Ralph Garcia says. "Me and Jimmy, we both know that."
And remember. It ain't no bandwagon.
While the New York Yankees were savoring their first World Series win in eighteen seasons late last month, another member of their far-flung family left the earth.
Right-hander Bob Grim was by no means the most famous Yankee of his era--players named Mantle, Ford and Berra shared that distinction. But in 1954, as a 24-year-old rookie, the native New Yorker put together a 20-6 record. No American League rookie has had a twenty-win year since.
Grim never made quite so good again. He was 7-5 in 1955, 6-1 in 1956 and 12-8 in 1957--Yankees World Series years all--before vanishing into the hinterlands of Kansas City and completing his career at the end of the 1962 season. He lost both of his World Series starts (one each in 1955 and 1957), but he was a workmanlike professional, and we have always cherished him as a starter for our mythical All-Down-in-the-Dumps pitching staff: Bob Grim, Vida Blue, Sad Sam Jones, Jim Mooney, Billy Loes.
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Councilmember Mike O'Brien jumps into micro-housing fight
Following a round of talks with developers and neighborhood groups, Seattle City Councilmember Mike O'Brien proposed a new set of micro-housing regulations on Wednesday.
Backers and critics of micro-housing applauded O'Brien's attempt to craft legislation that balanced their interests. But both sides knocked some of the newly proposed rules and strong disagreements persist about how the small-sized units should be integrated into the city's housing stock.
Driving the tense debate are issues surrounding affordable housing, on-street parking and the fast-changing character of Seattle neighborhoods, especially in parts of town where people own homes.
"I do think that the concepts I'm proposing address a lot of the concerns and I believe they are a workable solution," O'Brien said on Wednesday, shortly after discussing the proposal at a meeting of the Council's land use committee. The proposal will need a review and approval from the committee before it is presented to the full council for consideration.
The Department of Planning and Development delivered a draft set of micro-housing regulations to the City Council in May. After developers and neighborhood advocates balked at the rules, O'Brien decided to take a crack at some revisions. To gather input, he convened a work group of micro-housing supporters and neighborhood advocates, which met three times beginning in June.
One of the big revisions O'Brien ended up proposing to DPD's draft rules is a change in how micro-housing units would be defined in the city's municipal code.
Under DPD's proposal, up to eight sleeping rooms with a shared kitchen could have been defined as a micro-housing "unit." O'Brien's proposal would dub each small living space a "small efficiency apartment," and count it as one dwelling unit. Each unit would need a sleeping room, a private bathroom, and a kitchen-area with a refrigerator, countertop and cooking appliance, such as a stovetop or a microwave.
"It creates much more clarity and transparency about what's being built," O'Brien said. "People know how many units are in a building."
There is also an average room-size requirement in O'Brien's proposal. Including bathrooms, kitchen areas and closets, the average size of all of the small efficiency apartments in a building would have to be at least 220 square feet. To prevent developers from building one large unit to skew a building's average, apartments larger than 400 square feet could not be included in the calculation.
Roger Valdez, director of Smart Growth Seattle, a pro-density organization backed by micro-housing developers, was unenthusiastic about O'Brien's newly proposed rules.
"It could be worse," he said. Valdez thinks that O'Brien is doing a commendable job trying to come up with the legislation, but that neighborhood advocates are creating a political climate that is overly hostile to micro-housing development. As with the earlier set of DPD regulations, he counts O'Brien's current plan as a possible death blow to the micro-housing market.
"It has almost as much potential as the previous proposal to end micro-housing as we know it," he said.
Micro-housing, in Valdez's view, is a way to provide people with affordable places to live as Seattle's population grows. The more restrictions there are on the small apartments, Valdez said, the more incentive developers have to build full-sized units instead.
"The advantages that came along with micro-housing are going to be bargained away," he said. "Developers are going to look at a parcel and they're just going to build one bedroom apartments." This, Valdez said, will force people into bigger apartments, which they don't necessarily want to pay for. "It's like telling somebody you can't buy one can of Coke, you have to buy the whole six pack," he said.
Valdez wants to see the room-size restrictions and requirements for fixtures like stoves and sinks scrapped from the proposal.
"The fact is," he said. "The market is sorting these things out."
Bill Bradburd, chair of the Seattle Neighborhood Coalition, does not buy that argument. He would like the size restrictions in O'Brien's proposal tightened, so that they are not based on an average, and have a hard minimum requirement of 220 square feet per unit. "We don't think that's a prudent way to produce housing," he said, "to say, 'you have to live in this broom closet.' "
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Posted Wed, Aug 13, 11:14 p.m.
EVERY tenant deserves healthy housing. So if HUD's Section 8 housing voucher program requires a minimum 220 square feet, so should Seattle's. Every unit, not the "average" unit.
"Congregate" housing is for special needs populations, whether in LowRise or Downtown zoning. We can fix the "congregate" issue simply by defining units without kitchens as extended-stay hotel rooms.
Mr. O'Brien deserves kudos for shoveling an ugly pile of DPD legislative manure out the back door this Spring. Two more fixes and Micro-Housing is likely to become a positive rental housing type in Seattle.
Posted Thu, Aug 14, 6:57 a.m.
The neighborhood group's proposal to not issue RPZ parking permits to the microhousing address is a good idea, as it would be for any development that isn't providing parking for the units that they are building. Street parking is over capacity in some neighborhoods and if we are going to exempt developers from providing adequate off-street parking then we can't expect the additional residents they are bringing in to park on the already-crowded streets.
Posted Thu, Aug 14, 9 a.m.
Traditionally, affordable housing is byproduct of the capitalist boom-and-bust cycle. During a boom developers overbuild, then during a recession permanent residents move up the housing ladder to now less costly units they could not previously buy. Left at the bottom of the pile is -- an oversupply of cheap housing. Long term, this process will produce more affordable units than all government programs combined.
Posted Thu, Aug 14, 1:25 p.m.
Yes, I remember what that oversupply of cheap housing felt like in Belltown back when it was still called the Denny Regrade, and what it feels like know in the blocks around the courthouse. I think that is what the neighborhoods are concerned about with these latter day bedsits.
Posted Thu, Aug 14, 1:32 p.m.
Yes! Housing is typically inherited down from the wealthy to the cost-conscious. And Mr. O'Brien seems to have recognized Micro-Housing needs to be healthy housing beyond the boom of Amazon interns. Unfortunately, it won't be long before the aPodment slums already built are overflowing with those of limited housing choices.
Posted Fri, Aug 15, 8:03 a.m.
"Pack 'em in like sardines!"
"There's no limit to the number of people that can come here!"
"Traffic congestion? Costly infrastructure degradation? I promise I will provide solutions for that!"
Those are probable statements O'Brien and most legislators in this region can easily make, given they consistently vote to reward and encourage mostly-immigration-driven population growth in this region, and thus ignoring the consequential impacts on every aspect of life, except those that allow the developers to maximize their intake of money, businesses to not complain about numbers of customers, and the media to be happy with what it considers a "thriving economy." All necessary now in our money-driven politics of today!
But that means double talk about not having enough money for mentally ill, parks, transit, cleaning up Puget Sound and all waterways, a very difficult-to-teach education demography, and dealing with the multiple problems we have as a consequence of a mass influx of people. O'Brien has voted for and supported encouraging and enabling illegal immigration consistently, and he supports Obama's immigration reform that maximizes legalizing illegal immigration and significantly increasing legal immigration, the two by-far largest factors in our unsustainable population growth.
Posted Fri, Aug 15, 8:19 a.m.
Finally the private sector builds affordable housing without subsidy, suitable for at least singles and couples. Then the city starts putting up barriers. Guess that affordability thing isn't so important to some people!
And why would we legislate minimum unit size? Should people sleep in gutters because Muffy doesn't think nice people live in 180 square feet, even temporarily?
In fact, while these units are affordable by most measures the day they open, in 20-50 years they'll be even more affordable, much like today's regular apartments from the 70s.
Posted Fri, Aug 15, 4:20 p.m.
Hotel and motel rooms are often 180 square feet or smaller. Apodments can certainly survive with 180 square feet.
Posted Sat, Aug 16, 7:35 a.m.
I appreciate O'Brien for at least trying to say something valuable about these proposed very small living spaces. While I'm sure there are people that would find them adequate because they would only sleep there, those folks will not be able to do much more than sleep in them. That means spending money to do everything else away from "home" in turn rendering the low cost illusory. The only thing that will change is who gets the money.
Furthermore, aside from the effects on people of trying to live in such small places, the conversation seems to ignore the downsides to cramming many many more people into a given neighborhood. The crowding won't be comfortable for many. With all the green spaces gone from these neighborhoods, the crowds will overflow into the areas around these things depriving everyone nearby of any space to breath. The size of the buildings being built already is making the streets dark and cold. While life in crowded large cities like New York and San Francisco can be described as "vibrant," an apparently favorite word used to justify changing Seattle to match, those who live in those places seem to view surviving there as just that--surviving, not living. Their lives seem like an arduous ordeal: hours every day carrying their lives on their backs or over their shoulders, transiting here, there, and everywhere and arriving home 12 or more hours later too exhausted to do more than fall into bed. Not a life I'd choose. That kind of life won't leave energy, time and space to enjoy the many outdoor options Seattle offers. The whole thing won't work in reality. At least O'Brien is doing a small part to resist this kind of life. Not enough, but at least something.
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a tribute to Oliva's Let's Get Physical, with some modern day work out tunes.
Moving On. by margolovesmusic
Songs for packing up and moving on.
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A Story to Dress For. by margolovesmusic
The beginning of my life's soundtrack.
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Michael Jordan's latest biggest challenge
Henry AbbottMichael Jordan seemed to succeed at everything he attempted. But now, explains Michael Wallace, Jordan is searching for a solution for the Charlotte Hornets' struggles....
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TrueHoop TV: LeBron James' test
Henry AbbottIn his book "Relentless," legendary NBA trainer Tim Grover talks about what motivates his superstar clients Michael Jordan, Kobe Bryant and Dwyane Wade. Then he talks about different character types, the highest of which, in his judgment, is what he ...
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TrueHoop TV: Tim Grover on Kobe healing
Henry AbbottTim Grover -- author of the new book "Relentless: From Good to Great to Unstoppable" -- has trained the likes of Michael Jordan and Dwyane Wade, and is now deeply involved in helping his long-term client Kobe Bryant do everything he can to get back o...
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TrueHoop TV: MJ's trainer on MJ
Henry AbbottMichael Jordan was one of the first NBA players ever to have his own trainer, and Tim Grover was his guy. Grover's access to Jordan has long been as good as anybody's, and now the trainer to Jordan, Kobe Bryant, Dwyane Wade and others has just rel...
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TrueHoop TV: Jamal Crawford remembers
Henry AbbottJamal Crawford has scored 40 points or more eight times in his career. In a little TrueHoop TV game show, Kevin Arnovitz resolved to test Crawford's memory of those games -- Crawford came up with eight answers, and a nice little Michael Jordan anecdo...
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Think like Mike, or not
Henry AbbottKent Smith/NBAE/Getty Images Learning more than ever about the thoughts of an icon. Hanging over All-Star weekend in Houston is Wright Thompson's must-read exploration of Michael Jordan's mind at 50 -- almost certainly the most insightful thing eve...
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Larry Bird vs. Michael Jordan's cooler
Henry AbbottAndrew D. Bernstein/NBAE/Getty Images Larry Bird cared little about Michael Jordan's superstar snack stash. In 1998, Larry Bird coached Michael Jordan in the All-Star Game at Madison Square Garden. The next year he published a book with Jackie MacM...
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First Cup: Monday
Henry AbbottBob Kravitz of The Indianapolis Star: Let me take you back to May 7, 1989, the day Chicago's Michael Jordan lifted skyward for The Shot over Cleveland's Craig Ehlo, the shot that catapulted his career into the next stratosphere. After the game, Cleve...
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Michael Jordan on Outside the Lines
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First Cup: Thursday
Henry AbbottRick Bonnell of The Charlotte Observer: If you want to write off Michael Jordan as the guy who shouldn't be wearing a hockey jersey in Chicago when his NBA team is withering back in Charlotte, more power to you. If you want to conclude Rod Higgins is...
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Michael Jordan: Bobcats not tanking
Henry AbbottAP Photo/Bob Leverone The owner of the worst team in the NBA says losing was not the plan. Michael Jordan, owner of the Bobcats, talked to Rick Bonnell of the Charlotte Observer about his team, which threatens to be the worst in NBA history, and s...
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NBA Today podcast: Steve Shenbaum
Henry AbbottAs a bit actor in "Space Jam," Steve Shenbaum devised a clever approach to bond with Michael Jordan: with a lighthearted joke about gambling. It bombed so badly that he wishes now he would have instead said nothing at all. But that didn't stop ...
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The man who "cut" Michael Jordan
Henry AbbottYou'll thank me if you take the time to read this amazing Thomas Lake story, in Sports Illustrated, about Michael Jordan's high-school coach Clifton "Pop" Herring. That Jordan wasn't really cut is only a tiny part of what fascinates. For instance, do...
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Arrogance in the eye of the beholder
Henry AbbottSports Illustrated photographer Walter Iooss, Jr. stepped away from the camera to pen a fantastic series of anecdotes about those he has photographed, from Michael Jordan and Tiger Woods to John McEnroe and Paulina Porizkova. It's very respectful, he...
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Tuesday Bullets
Henry AbbottWhen LeBron James talks about the great things that happened for him in the Chicago of his youth (going to Tim Grover's gym, meeting Michael Jordan and Jay-Z), that's a shoutout to William Wesley without saying the words "William Wesley," which Willi...
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Michael Jordan's flip flop
Henry AbbottPatrick McDermott/Getty Images Sport The legendary on-court earner now, amazingly, opposes high NBA player salaries. Perhaps it should come as no surprise that Michael Jordan -- famous for his ability to fly -- is a hawk. There are owners who ar...
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I live in Florida and work as an Administrative Assistant at a mega church. In addition, because I like to cook I do some catering for weddings and parties at the church. (That's the fun part). If I had a month off with no responsibilities I would probably spend it in my home office reading all of the cook books that line the wall and arrange all the thousands of loose recipes I cut out of here and there.
Italian is my favorite kind of food. I make a rolled lasagna that is very popular with my clients.
I am famous for Eggplant Lasagna in my family.
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Candy Monster is a fast paced survival game that lets you control the Camo (our lovable monster with one helluva sweet tooth) through a colorful world full of candies. The goal of the game is to eat as many candies as you can while jumping from platform to platform. Watch out for spikes, slippery, invisible and sinking platforms on your quest.
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A Connecticut activist says the dire state of the housing market is affecting renters just as severely as homeowners. As WNPR's Harriet Jones reports, Diane Randall gave evidence to the Senate Banking Committee.
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Randall's testimony was part of a wide-ranging hearing on the housing market which among other things also addressed the extension of the first time homebuyers tax credit. Chairman Chris Dodd said he'd like to see congress extend the credit till next June.
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Kate brings more than a decade of experience in the healthcare field with an extensive background in sales, management and operations. Her strong leadership qualities have allowed Kate to enhance company growth through marketing strategies throughout the New Jersey area. Prior to joining SeniorBridge, Kate served as Operations Manager at Care Choice in Monroe, New Jersey where she managed professional office staff and 120 field employees, was responsible for daily operations and ensured compliance of nurses, aides, clients and office staff. Previous to that role, Kate served as Field Service Coordinator conducting field quality check visits and aide evaluations. Other career highlights include maintaining daily direct and indirect client relations in nursing homes, assisted living facilities and rehabilitation centers as Executive Administrative Assistant at The Elms of Cranbury in Cranbury, New Jersey. Among her achievements, the Home Care Association of New Jersey has recently appointed Kate to the Home Health Aide Committee.
Allison brings more than 25 years of experience in the healthcare field with an extensive background in sales and marketing management and particular expertise in census building and strategic planning. Prior to joining SeniorBridge, Allison served as Regional Marketing Manager for Springpoint Senior Living in Princeton, New Jersey where she reviewed customers' needs and focused on strategic closings, created yearly marketing plans as budgets and trained assisted living marketing directors on creating effective marketing plans to increase census. Other career highlights include working to increase professional referral sources as Director of Sales and Marketing at Watchung Ridge Assisted Living and supporting all regional marketing efforts including training and reporting as Area Marketing Director for Northeast Region at Summerville/Emeritus Senior Living. Allison also has professional experience in community relations and as a family support counselor.
Prior to her current role at SeniorBridge, Sheli accumulated more than 15 years of experience in the Elder Care field, including founding Caring Connections of New Jersey. Her journey has allowed her to work with families of aging loved ones and seniors. The needs of her clients have included aging in place in a facility or at home, family support, hospice, home health, home care and the financial and legal responsibilities that go along with all of these things. Sheli is a facilitator through the Alzheimer's Association, is a bereavement facilitator through the Diocese of Newark and provides education for seniors and their loved ones throughout New Jersey.
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Mary brings more than 30 years of professional nursing experience with a deep commitment for client-centered care and family advocacy to her role as Care Manager. She started her nursing career at Monmouth Medical Center in Long Branch, New Jersey. She also worked as a Nursing Supervisor for Mount Carmel Guild in Trenton, New Jersey where she worked for 15 years providing direct patient care to the poor and elderly of Trenton, New Jersey. Prior to joining SeniorBridge, Mary served as Registered Nurse for Newborn Nurses Group in Cherry Hill, New Jersey. Other career highlights include serving as Registered Nurse at Community Hospice of Greenwood House and at Interim Healthcare in Princeton, New Jersey. Mary also has experience working in the cancer unit at St. Francis Hospital and the Hospice program at Visiting Nurse Association in Trenton, New Jersey. Mary earned her liberal arts degree from St. Petersburg Junior College and her Registered Nurse degree from Our Lady of Lourdes Nursing School in Camden, New Jersey. She also has obtained a Veterinary Technician degree from Burlington County Institute of Technology. She holds licensure in the state of New Jersey as a Registered Nurse.
Doreen has nearly 20 years of experience as a Registered Nurse, with 7 years of experience in oncology and 5 in hospice, in addition to having spent the past 15 years in the greater Monroe area. Prior to joining the SeniorBridge team in Monroe, New Jersey as a Care Manager, Doreen worked as Clinical Operations Manager and Triage Nurse for a Hospice Agency. Before this, she gained experience in the industry, working in positions including Case Manager, Safety Specialist, Quality Control Review and Drug Safety Associate. She is currently a Registered Nurse in the states of New Jersey and New York and a Certified Case Manager, and received her Associate's Degree in Nursing from Bergen Community College.
Linda brings more than 25 years of professional nursing experience with particular expertise in geriatrics, health education, and home care management within a variety of medical settings. Her commitment to excellence is reflected in her provision of client-centered care and a strong approach to client advocacy. Prior to joining SeniorBridge, Linda served as Nurse and Eldercare Coordinator at Piscataway Township Senior Center in New Jersey where she conducted educational programs, worked with social workers to ensure health and safety of residents, and compiled yearly operation reports. Other career highlights include building solid relationships with staff and patients as Senior Wellness Nurse and case managing home care clients as Staff Registered Nurse at the Visiting Nurse Association of New Jersey in Red Bank, New Jersey. Linda earned her Associate Degree in Nursing from Middlesex County and completed comprehensive training in I.V. Certification, Central Venous Access and Peripherally Inserted Central Catheters (PICC) Line clinical monitoring and complication management from Perivascular Nurse Consultants in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. She holds licensure in the states of New Jersey and Pennsylvania as a Registered Nurse and has completed Core Care Management Training and Basic Life Support for Healthcare Practitioner with use of Automated External Defibrillator (AED) certification. Linda is a member of the New Jersey State Nurses Association, American Nurses Association and the National Association of Certified Hypnocounselors.
Stacey brings more than 20 years of experience in the healthcare field with particular expertise in crisis intervention and providing counseling. Prior to joining SeniorBridge, Stacey served as Case Manager for Jewish Family Service performing geriatric assessments, making home visits throughout Union county and assessing client current and past needs. Other career highlights include developing early childhood curriculum as Early Childhood Director at Rabbi Pesach Raymon Yeshiva and implementing educational/outreach programs for a 1,500- family member synagogue as Family Education Director for Park Avenue Synagogue in New York City. Stacey earned her Bachelor of Arts degree in American History from Columbia University, Master of Social Work from Wurzweiler School of Social Work at Yeshiva University and her Master of Science in Education from Bank Street College of Education. Stacey is professionally affiliated with the National Association of Social Workers (NASW) and National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC).
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Lora Smith
Lora began working here in 2007. The thing she enjoys most about her job is the clients, co-workers and pets she interacts with. She was raised in Edmond, Oklahoma. Lora and husband, Robert, share their home with their fury friends: Rottweiler Rio and Pomeranian's Rocky & Theo. Lora's hobbies and interests include animal care and gardening
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Allison Prewitt
Allison Prewitt has been with VCA Kickingbird Animal hospital since March 2013. Allison grew up in Poteau, Oklahoma and attended Poteau high school and Carl Albert State College. Alison's family included her Mom Rhonda, her step dad Jeremy, brother Tyler and step siblings Jenna and Jessica. She shares her house with Drayven a flame point Siamese cat. What Allison loves most about her job is being able to interact with all of the animals.
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Sylvia Marshall
Sylvia has worked for VCA Kickingbird Animal Hospital for 2 years and is a receptionist and kennel attendant. Sylvia enjoys her job the most when she gets to visit with our awesome customers and their pets. She has a wonderful family, which includes her fiancé Travis, daughter Emery, and pups: Chihuahua "Lucy Lou" and Schnauzer "Sophie". She has several hobbies that include reading, spending time with family, and watching shows like Game of Thrones and True Blood.
Milo Bardwell
Some of Milo's hobbies include chasing his guinea hens and plucking their feathers, bowling, reading, barrel racing, and training horses. Milo has a few pets of his own, including: Jersey-Heeler, Oakley-Boxer, and 3 horses.
Tiva Hess
Tiva has been a groomer at VCA Kickingbird Animal Hospital since 2010. Some of Tiva's hobbies include crocheting blankets, jigsaw puzzles, dancing and cooking. Tiva is a single mother of 4 children: Sky, Corey, Cameron, and Sydney who is the only one still at home and grandmother of Cameron's son Tristan. Tiva has quite a few pets of her own, including: Kramer, Cooper, Optimus, and Charlie, who are all schnauzers and one Chihuahua-Marley.
Deborah Leistner
The thing she enjoys the most about her job is the pride she feels knowing that the dogs she bathes look awesome and clean when they are all finished. Deb has 2 children Kimberly and William and 5 grandchildren Michael , Austin , Abigail , Kaden , and Lily. Her fury friends include Storm the old bull terrier, Cujo-chihuahua, Tank-chihuahua, Gizmo-chihuahua, Tiny-long hair chihuahua, and Cocoa-chihuahua. Deb enjoys bowling, raising her grandson Kaden, working in the yard, shopping and reading.
Angela Piette
Angela has been a groomer at VCA Kickingbird Animal Hospital since 2007. She enjoys seeing all the dogs that are so excited to see her when they come to groom and all the cute and cuddley puppies. Some of Angela's hobbies include reading, biking, watching movies, travel, and dancing. She is also involved in One Child Matters, B.A.B.E.S., World Vision, One, and is interested in awareness and prevention of human trafficking. Angela has quite a few pets of her own, including: Ashton-9 year old Lab/Chow mix, Diesel-11 year old Pomeranian, Dasie Red-eared Slider turtle, Lacey corgi mix, and Trigger Lovebird.
Patty Ward
Patty has been with VCA Kickingbird Animal Hospital since December 2012. Patty is involved with her church at Henderson Hills Baptist and volunteers at her children's schools. Patty shares her home with her husband Scott, son Jalen, twin sons Aidan & Scott. She has a Newfoundland named Teddy Big Bear. When Patty was asked what she enjoys about her job most she said the animals-they love you no matter what and they are sweet and cuddley. In her spare time Patty loves to read and do kickboxing.


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lipstickwoo on 5/4/2014 7:58:00 AM more reviews by lipstickwoo
Age: 19-24 Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium Hair: Black Eyes: Black
I bought it because of the hype saying it might as well be the foundation with reasonable price that provides certain coverage, lasts for several hours even on oily skin,looks perfectly fine hours later,has mighty benefits for skin,and, never breaks people out. well that is a myth. firstly choosing the THE SHAPE for one is a real task,especially for someone who is not in easy touch with its cosmetics counter. I chose ynoo over several samples,only to found out later that despite this shape was very much my face color, it did not blend into my face right away naturally(revealing a mask like thing). even though things got better hours later and the foundation finally looked natural enough, it failed my expectation. secondly,this creme foundation is definitely too thick for oily skin in warmer days. I used it in 25+ degree centigrade and it made me feel itchy and blocking(and I could see the shine over my face within anhour). when I used it in around15 degree centigrade it worked alright. thirdly,most importantly, if you are acne prone,probably you would like to ditch this product however fantastic reviews you've got elsewhere.I am oily,sensitive due to previous acne treatment history,and super acne prone.This bottle causes me 1 or 2 spots every time after I take off my makeup. BTW,Bareminerals Matt is THE perfect foundation for me that has none of the setbacks above.would recommend anyone shares similar skin conditions like me choose BM over covermark.
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ChloeYoung on 9/7/2012 11:15:00 AM more reviews by ChloeYoung
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Sensitive, Fair-Medium, Neutral Hair: Brunette, Straight, Fine Eyes: Brown
This is the kind of foundation you'll go to when you can't find anything suitable . It's not perfect, but it wins in overall performance. It offers medium coverage, blends well, nevever bother to use a brush--go directly with your warm fingers! Stays for an entire day(technically not stay,it will fade, but in a good way--getting nore and more natural). And it never breaked me out, which is strange, cause I have hyper acne-prone skin.
And cover mark has an excellent range of shades that you can choose from.my best match is BOoo.
Will purchase again.
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glanda on 5/8/2011 12:44:00 PM more reviews by glanda
Age: 19-24 Skin: Acne-prone, Medium Hair: Black Eyes: Brown
Coverage is very good, and it doesn't break me out. Every easy to blend. The only problem is a little pricy, and it can't be bought in Canada...
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fflor on 10/3/2009 4:49:00 PM more reviews by fflor
Age: 19-24 Skin: Acne-prone, Medium Hair: Black, Straight, Fine Eyes: Black
This foundation is pretty good. It blends well but it's not super moisturizing compared to my guerlain one. But i think this one has a little more coverage than that. I really like the packaging as well, i got the tube form so its very light and easy to get the product out. They also have a variety choices of colors so im sure you can find something that matches your skintone !
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vanitygal on 9/29/2009 11:55:00 AM more reviews by vanitygal
Age: 25-29 Skin: Acne-prone, Fair-Medium Hair: Black, Straight, Fine Eyes: Brown
A lovely texture and great foundation for those opting for slight to light converage, so not the ideal one for people desiring to conceal heavy scarring or dark acne pigmentation.
It doesnt not casue break outs, leaves a lovely veil over the skin that looks sheeer and natural, (recommended for those who have relatively clear skin not requiring too much coverage)
the only cons:
-Container, annoying to use the applicator to extract out of jar.
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xclairex on 4/16/2008 11:58:00 PM more reviews by xclairex
Age: 19-24 Skin: Combination, Fair Hair: Brown Eyes: Hazel
I would like to give this a 3.5 =/ I've been using this foundation for 2 months already , and it hasn't caused any break outs nor irritation.
-VERY good coverage , makes my skin look flawless!
-not greasy and doesn't look cakey
-the color doesn't turn orange like other foundations that i've tried
-only need a little bit of it , so i guess one pot will last a loooong time
-good for sensitive skin
-NO lasting power, seriously.. after 4/5 hours it's totally gone
-pricey! i could get better foundations for the same price
hope this was helpful :)
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Rachealee on 2/18/2008 5:53:00 PM more reviews by Rachealee
Age: 25-29 Skin: Sensitive, Fair Hair: Black Eyes: Hazel
I'm using the tone BO10
It's almost the perfect shade for me, it doesn't break me out or irritate me.
less harmful to skin then the rest
But don't like the packaging, not a fan of jars. Only wish they can do it in a tube or with a pump.
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*TOP REVIEWER* barbiesweetdoll on 1/18/2008 11:36:00 PM more reviews by barbiesweetdoll
Age: 19-24 Skin: Combination, Fair Hair: Black Eyes: Brown
i'm using the cream version and although it has good coverage,the shades are all too dark for me.
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ophiliac on 1/8/2005 6:21:00 AM more reviews by ophiliac
Age: 19-24 Skin: Other Hair: Other Eyes: Other
The BEST foundation ever! I use the liquid version in summer, and this cream version in winter. The summer one (liquid) keeps your skin oil free while the winter one keeps your skin moist. It doesn't break me out too. This is my HG foundation. But I only wish it comes in tube but not in a bottle.
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Beautifool on 6/21/2003 7:07:00 AM more reviews by Beautifool
Age: 19-24 Skin: Oily Hair: Red Eyes: Black
This is the BEST OF THE BEST foundation u will ever find!
u can apply as much as u want(to cover dark or redness spots) but u still look natural!! GREAT STUFF!!
i stop lookin to try any other foundation cuz i know this's it!
the third one i bought is goin to finish soon so i'll need another one
but i wont try any other brand for sure *Tips* apply little amount on your finger and lightly pad it on the skin ..the more u pad the more it become smooth then let it rest for a second and apply the second coat if u need full coverage for that area ...
*two thumbs up*
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I bought this mascara because I was looking for something a little better than the drugstore brands I was used to buying. It was a few dollars more; I think I got mine for around ten dollars. The ring around the inside where you scrape off the mascara broke off after about a month. The brush itself was smaller than I would have liked, but it did its job. The mascara worked decently but it dried out really fast and had a tendency to clump on application. Overall I probably will just stick to my drugstore brands in the long run.
I love this mascara! I have pretty short East Asian eyelashes that doesn't curl very well. I would curl my lashes, put 2 coats of this baby on and curl again. My lashes look pretty thick and long after application and they stay curled for a good chunk of day. It gives great volume and length but it's not clumpy. I would definitely buy this again. My Avon lady is going on vacation, time to stock up!!
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When I first tried this I really liked it, after curling my lashes I applied a few coats and it made my lashes really long without getting clumpy (probably something to do with the small brush) and i liked it. Then part way through the day I noticed that my lashed looked stubby and droopy. i tried it again a few more times and noticed it kept doing it.
i will probably use this up for my bottom lashes as the wand is so small but I would not repurchase for my top lashes.
I am on my second tube of this mascara.....and I never repeat buy mascara. It's wet....which I like so it smooths on. Yes...in a hurry, I have to use a q-tip to clean up. But it makes my lashes look long and clump free. I love this product. And so inexpensive.
I bought this on a whim when reading the avon magazine because I remembered that it is on of Oprah favorite. It was like 2$ so I said, why not!
I really wanted to love it, but I don't :( The formula is really wet and never dry, it is not doing anything for volume or for lenght, it is basically only a black tint for my lashes.
I will not repurchase.
Volumizing sucks but length (which it is intended for) is AMAZING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!MY eyelashes are long but dont look like spiderlegs. The only thing that sucks is that it runs out fast...however its usually cheap and you can buy several at a time.
I must be on my fourth or fifth tube of this. It is a good everyday mascara that looks very natural. My eyelashes are a pale brown, and this tints them beautifully, and makes them black and noticeable. I keep buying it because it is cheap and it never flakes or streaks. I have also found it to be waterproof, even though Avon does not describe it as waterproof. Bottom line: This is a good mascara if you want a natural look. It is like a black tint for your lashes. If you want something more dramatic and thickening, then this is probably not the mascara for you.
Do NOT buy this mascara! Write to Avon and beg them to bring back ASTONISHING LENGTHS Mascara. It was he very best mascara for volume & length, without ever flaking or smudging. This one was supposed to be the replacement for Astonishing Lengths. Not even close! The Avon reviews are horrible & I can't believe they still sell this crappy mascara.


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PALMETTO, Fla. — Heirloom varieties continue to grow in importance in Florida's tomato fields.
Growers also have the opportunity to grow a new variety designed to compete against other hydroponically grown tomatoes.
Heirloom tomatoes represent about 20% of the tomatoes grown by Plant City-based Ag-Mart Produce Inc., which does business as Santa Sweets Inc. Grape tomatoes and round reds constitute the balance, said J.M. Procacci, Ag Mart's chief operating officer and COO of Procacci Bros. Sales Inc., Philadelphia.
"We are having record sales with our UglyRipes," he said.
"Volume is increasing as we get better at it. We're not increasing acreage, just yields. They have good eating quality this year and these are some of the best we have ever grown."
Tasti-Lee is a new variety developed by the Gainesville-based University of Florida's Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences. The variety, being distributed by seed companies, has been ranked high in consumer taste tests, said Jay Scott, a horticulture professor and tomato breeder at the university's Gulf Coast Research and Education Center in Balm.
"Tasti-Lee is excellent in taste and ranked high," he said.
"This tomato is a good way to get tomatoes into the marketplace against the greenhouse-type tomatoes."
After conducting consumer research, Scott recommends growers market the variety as a branded product. He said there's enough demand for the variety to be grown on 1,000 acres and said the vine-ripened tomato could be grown at less cost than grape tomatoes.
Jon Esformes, operating partner and chief marketing officer for Pacific Tomato Growers Ltd., said he's glad breeders are introducing new varieties to help make the Florida tomato industry more competitive.
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Napoleon Bonaparte had turned his eagle eye to the rich province of Louisiana, and it was ceded by Spain to France. He contemplated its occupation, with a large army, and probably entertained designs of conquest against portions of the United States; but, becoming deeply involved in wars with the whole of Europe, he reluctantly relinquished
Samuel S. Glasscock, M. D. That "an institution is but the lengthened shadow of a man" has an unusual and more than nominal application in the case of the Grand View Sanitarium of Kansas City, Kansas. For thirteen years this Institution has realized the highest standards and ideals of a real sanitarium because it has


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One of Dolmeck most loyal allies. She was the first to encounter Honey after she regained her memory.
Death Star was Dolmeck's lover and who was given the order to kill Mayor Light. She went to city hall with the Mutant Biker Gang and waited for him to arrive at his meeting and began her attack. Soon Chokkei and Danbei arrived to help Mayor Light and Honey escape. Death Star sent the Mutant Biker Gang to chase after him and cornered them on the roof of City Hall. Danbei tried to attack her but was unsuccessful and was pinned down by her. After getting annoyed at Danbeis rambling Honey tried to stop her but was thrown away and Death Star began shooting Honey with her Submarine Gun. Once the Dust cleared Honey was wearing armor and had no scratched on her. Soon after defeating the Mutant Biker Gang Death Star became furious and used a Capsule to turn into a monster to kill Honey. Honey was able to dodge her attack but was unsuccessful when Death Star extended her ribs at her and causing her jump backwards falling off the building. Death Star then flew down and began attacking honey. Honey then fell and was able to land in her jet. In a furious rage Death Star flew after and landed on top of the jet but discovered Honey was not in the cockpit. Honey then came up from behind and sliced of her left wing causing her to fall. After recovering from her fall Death Star charged at Honey and grabbed her by the neck and begun choking her. Honey was able to break free by kicking Death Star in the eye. After recovering from her wound Death Star began dodging Honey's attacks but discovered she was cornering her from escaping. Honey then powered up her sword and sliced through Death Star. With her last words Death Star shouted Dolmecks name.
Death Star main abilities were martial arts, using fire arms and grenades. After injecting herself with a capsule she turns into a blue furred bat like creature. In this form Death Star was faster and stronger, she also had razor sharp claws and wings. She also had the unique ability to extend her ribs and cause them to extend to great distances.
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HIPAA, also called the privacy rule
HIPAA is the law that protects your privacy as a patient. Under the law, health care plans and health care providers must limit who can see your health records. HIPAA also gives you the right to get a copy of your health records from your doctor.
Employers do not have to follow HIPAA rules. Still, they cannot ask your health care provider for information about you. HIPAA does not keep your employer from asking you for certain types of information. For instance, they may ask for a doctor's note for sick leave, workers' compensation, wellness programs, or insurance.
Some other groups also don't have to follow HIPAA rules. They include life insurance companies and law enforcement. Many state agencies, such as those for Social Security or welfare benefits, don't have to follow HIPAA rules either. HIPAA stands for the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act.


text: What is everyone's opinion on purchasing travel insurance? I got a package quote from The Magic For Less and they offer the insurance for like an additional $59.99 per person (I'm the only one traveling). Would it be worth the extra expense or no? This is my first time travling solo so I want to try and make this as easy on myself as possible so I can just enjoy my trip. Thank you in advance!


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We produce goats for meat (Chevon), raise chickens, and pasture 300 production ewes. Very much enjoy cooking and trying new recipes.