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Continuing with the tradition from last two years, I will occasionally post interviews with some of the participants of the ScienceOnline2010 conference that was held in the Research Triangle Park, NC back in January. See all the interviews in this series here. You can check out previous years' interviews as well: 2008 and 2009.
Today, I asked Julie Kelsey to answer a few questions.
Welcome to A Blog Around The Clock. Would you, please, tell my readers a little bit more about yourself?
My name is Julie Bloss Kelsey. I am a full-time stay-at-home mom and a part-time freelance writer with a background in biology and the environmental sciences. While attending a playgroup when my oldest was a baby, another mom confided to me that she didn't discuss science with her child because "dads do the science." I must have looked startled, because she quickly qualified her comment. But that was when it hit me: some people have completed opted out of science. I started my family-friendly science blog, Mama Joules, with the goal of finding ways to demystify the scientific process for non-scientists. I write about things like cricket ears, flying cars, and bowling balls.
Tell us a little more about your career trajectory so far: interesting projects past and present?
I spent eight years working at a state agency evaluating potential hazardous waste sites under the federal Superfund program. I investigated everything from groundwater contamination to lead tailings. One day I took a call that forever changed the way I look at environmental regulation.
A tar-like substance was oozing from the ground at a school for the severely developmentally disabled. After interviewing the neighbors, my co-workers and I learned that the entire area had previously been a dump. I took photographs and carefully documented the condition of the affected playground. I spoke with the health department and compiled information about the potential health risks posed by the contamination. The school subsequently closed – mid-year – and the students were crowded into another school in a different part of the city. One parent told me that her little boy didn't eat for two weeks after the move. The elderly neighbors living near the school weren't happy either; several said they were heartsick over losing their "adopted" grandchildren. Here were two disenfranchised groups that had managed to forge an unlikely – and loving – friendship. Did the potential health risks posed by keeping the school open really outweigh the emotional damage caused by closing it? I still wonder.
What is taking up the most of your time and passion these days? What are your goals?
As the primary caregiver for my three children – including a newly minted toddler – most of my days are spent yelling, "No, no!" and running through my home at breakneck speed. To keep myself sane, I write when I can. Before my youngest came along, I tried to update my blog three times a week. Now that she's hit the toddler years, I'm lucky to post once a week. When all of my kids are in school, I'd like to resume working full-time, either as a freelance writer or in the environmental field.
Recently, I discovered the joy of writing poetry on Twitter. I like the bite-sized nature of the writing; it fits my hectic lifestyle. I've had limited success publishing my poems online at nifty places like Outshine, Nanoism, microcosms, and 7×20. Eventually, I'd love to publish a book of poetry.
What aspect of science communication and/or particular use of the Web in science interests you the most?
I feel there is a distinct and alarming lack of communication between scientists and the general public. There's great deal of scientific research out there, but dissemination is a problem. I think of it as a language barrier: scientists tend to use terminology unfamiliar to a casual reader. We need more scientific communicators – bloggers, journalists, media specialists, teachers – to bridge this gap. Too many people are simply opting out of scientific discussions. I think the Web provides a unique opportunity to reach people at whatever level of scientific understanding they possess and help them to re-enter the road to scientific literacy. At some level, we are all scientists.
How does (if it does) blogging figure in your work? How about social networks, e.g., Twitter, FriendFeed and Facebook? Do you find all this online activity to be a net positive (or even a necessity) in what you do?
When I started Mama Joules, I held the naïve assumption that editors would bang down my door with job offers. Instead, I've found that blogging keeps my mind fresh and hones my writing skills so that I can write more effective query letters.
I am astonished at the utility of Twitter. When I first started blogging, I had no idea where I fit in. I'm not a traditional Mommy blogger; my posts aren't hard-hitting scientific research either. Twitter put me in touch with like-minded folks like Larry Bock of USA Science Fest, Kirk Robbins of Science for All, Alice Enevoldsen of Alice's Astro Info, Krista Habermehl of Let's Talk Science, and so many others.
When and how did you first discover science blogs? What are some of your favourites? Have you discovered any cool science blogs by the participants at the Conference?
The first science blog that I remember stumbling across was fellow ScienceOnline2010 blogger Allie Wilkinson's Oh, for the Love of Science. Allie was writing about fun things, like glow in the dark animals and proof that bees can count. Her blog was the first glimpse I had into the wonderfully rich and diverse world of science blogging.
I am partial to blogs with accessible, fun, family-friendly science posts. In addition to Oh, for the Love of Science, I like Danielle Lee's Urban Science Adventures©, Messy Fingers, and Growing With Science, among many others.
Darlene Cavalier's Science Cheerleader and ScienceForCitizens.net inspire me to work harder at outreach. I enjoyed attending her presentations at ScienceOnline2010. And it was fun to meet Mary Ann Spiro, the Baltimore Science News Examiner.
What was the best aspect of ScienceOnline2010 for you? Any suggestions for next year? Is there anything that happened at this Conference – a session, something someone said or did or wrote – that will change the way you think about science communication, or something that you will take with you to your job, blog-reading and blog-writing?
During a lull in my second session at ScienceOnline2010, I peeked at Twitter. New comments with the #scio10 hashtag were popping up each minute. I eagerly read about a concurrent session which was apparently more exciting and controversial than the one I was attending. I soon realized that every session was under intense dissection in real-time.
Twitter has changed the power structure of today's conferences. Before, speakers were in charge of their message; they controlled the pace and delivery of their content. Now, a speaker's message might be broadcast far and wide by the audience before they've even finished speaking. Anyone with a Twitter hashtag can participate in a conference and influence its outcome.
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A Star is Born – Tanna Frederick
November 19th, 2012 · 1 Comment
Talent and spirit is the truly the stuff stars are made of
By Valerie Milano
Hollywood, CA (Hollywood Today) 11/19/2012 – "It's been absolutely amazing! I went through a lot of hard knocks and pounding the pavement but it's an exciting place to work; this is my passion and what I've given my life to. (Being in Hollywood) is like being in a giant playground always talking about the things you love." Tanna Frederick, Co-Star of Just 45 Minutes From Broadway told Hollywood Today about her move from the Midwest to Los Angeles. Originally from Mason City, Iowa Tanna Frederick is no stranger to the performing arts, as the town of 28,000 is surprisingly known worldwide as a hotbed of creativity and culture. Most notably, Mason City native Meredith Wilson was the creator of the iconic musical, The Music Man.
Tanna studied both theater and political science at the University of Iowa before moving to Los Angeles to pursue her passion for acting. Unlike the many who packed their bags and headed West on a wish and a prayer, she has been able to cultivate a successful career on screen and the stage, including her role alongside a very charming and sexy Judd Nelson in Just 45 Minutes From Broadway, a stage play turned film that explores the complex emotional lives of those in the theater world. Having been compared to greats like Bette Davis, Tanna Frederick is a dynamic actress who brings her commitment and respect for the art to each of her performances.
Though she is currently on location back in Iowa, Tanna Frederick certainly has no plans for taking a break. In fact, along with her upcoming roles in The Rainmaker and The Farm, she is also working hard as an athlete and philanthropist. As Co-Founder of Project Save Our Surf (PSOS), a non-profit organization for ocean conservation, she has helped provide assistance to East coasters ravaged by Hurricane Sandy, and sent many underprivileged youth to Camp PSOS where they have an opportunity to learn about nature and conservation on a 250-acre campground.
An amazing beauty inside and out, Tanna Frederick's talent and spirit is the truly the stuff stars are made of.
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Tanna is one of the most amazing spirits I have ever been in contact with on Earth. A new vocabulary is needed to adequately describe her. Additionally, the tree this fruit fell from also leaves me searching for the most appropriate adjectives to describe the beauty from where they evolved! The world is a better place with Tanna in here! Thank you Tanna! For your work your passion and the difference you make
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Live blog excerpts from McCain at town hall meeting
Greendale -- Here are some excerpts from Republican John McCain at his just-concluded town hall meeting in Greendale, which were blogged live during the event:
-- "Washington is broken. It is broken. It is broken in many ways." McCain said Republicans and Democrats together presided over the largest growth of government "since the Great Society." ... "We have got to fix the system and we have got to start saying no."
-- After listing what he identified as "pork barrel" projects in the Farm Bill, which he opposed, before declaring: "We can't spend that money when people are sitting around their table tonight trying to figure out how they will stay in their homes. We have to set some priorities in Washington and that means saying no sometimes."
-- McCain said his proposed federal gas tax holiday, which would have run from Memorial Day to Labor Day, would have provided "a little relief" to the people hit hardest by the rising prices. Of the reaction, including opposition from Democrat Barack Obama, who labeled it a "gimmick," McCain said: "Oh, my God, you would have thought it was the end of Western Civilization."
-- On heath care reform, McCain said the challenge is not of quality care, but accessibility and availability. "I will sit down with the Democrats and I will sit down with anybody who wants to work that out," McCain said. "I have a record of doing that, not a rhetoric of doing that."
-- In one of several shots aimed at Obama, the presumed Democratic nominee, McCain stressed his support of the "troops surge" in Iraq, which Obama opposed: "He said it wouldn't work. He said it wouldn't succeed. He said it would trigger a wider civil war. ... He was wrong then and he's wrong now when he wants to bring the troops home according to a timetable that will lead to chaos."
-- On Social Security reform, McCain said he was "astonished" by the resistence to the idea of personal savings accounts for younger workers: "It's not privatizing Social Security." He said President Bush "to his great credit" pushed reforms after the 2004 election, but opposition to the accounts doomed the plan. "We lost sight of the issue."
-- Asked how he would re-energize the base of "totally disilusioned" Republicans, who have been "bitterly disappointed" in the past years of Republican control, McCain said he faces two challenges: Making sure people know his record of fighting for reforms and making sure he articulates a clear vision for the country, including on energy independence, health care, national security and the struggling housing market.
"I have a lot of work to do," McCain said, adding he was satisfied with where the campaign stands now.
-- In response to a question, McCain said: "I believe there are certain crimes that are so heinous they warrant the death penalty."
-- On school choice: "I believe choice and competition are the solution to a lot of our problems and educational challenges." Noting that Arizona has charter schools, McCain said that -- while some have failed -- "the level of success of both institutions (charter schools and public schools) have gone up."
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The breakfast pizza has gone from hangover cure to trendy menu item.The idea of breakfast pizza used to mean slapping a fried egg on a slice of leftover pizza in the comfort of your own home after a late night. Now, they're becoming a popular menu item in restaurants across the country.
Pizza appears on 5 percent of all restaurant breakfast menus (both chain and independent), according to a new study by Datassential, a company that measures restaurant and food trends. It's featured on 18 percent more menus than it was five years ago. In 2010, Domino's introduced a breakfast pizza at a branch near the University of Dayton.
Now you can find breakfast pizzas at airports and malls across America. Pizza chain Sbarro sells a version with bacon, sausage, eggs, and mozzarella.
But the breakfast pizza is now popping up in upscale and trendy restaurants, too. The popular Brooklyn restaurant Roberta's serves eight different types of pizzas for brunch, including the "Guanciale and Egg, with tomato and mozzarella. Roberta's is much more than your typical pizzeria. It's been called one of New York's finest restaurants. Bill and Hillary Clinton stopped there for dinner during a trip to New York in September.
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Portland, Oregon's Sunshine Tavern serves a pizza of hen egg, Parmesan, wild oregano, and olive oil on their weekend lunch menu.
Gioia pizzeria in San Francisco offers a breakfast pizza on their brunch menu with Neuske bacon, Fontina, sunny side up eggs, and cherry tomatoes.
But what if you can't find a breakfast pizza at a restaurant near you? Don't worry-you can make your own. There are 25 different recipes for breakfast pizza on the Food Network's website alone. And Deb Perelman of the Smitten Kitchen, a popular food blog and now cookbook, has a recipe for a delicious breakfast pizza with bacon, eggs, cheese, and chives.
The Smitten Kitchen's breakfast pizza.The Smitten Kitchen's Breakfast Pizza
Adapted, barely, from The Big Sur Bakery Cookbook via an earlier version of it
Makes 2 (12-inch) pizzas
1/2 teaspoon dry active yeast
2 cups plus
2 tablespoons bread flour, plus more for dustingKosher salt
6 strips bacon
1/2 cup grated Parmesan
2 cups grated mozzarella
6 large eggs
Freshly ground black pepper
2 tablespoons minced flat-leaf parsley
2 tablespoons minced chives
2 scallions, thinly sliced
1 shallot, minced
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The night before, prepare the dough: Place 3/4 cup lukewarm water in the bowl of an electric mixer fitted with a dough hook. Sprinkle in the yeast, stir and let sit for 5 minutes. Add the flour and 1 teaspoon of salt and mix on low for 1 minute. Increase the speed to medium and mix for 2 minutes, then increase the speed to high and mix until a smooth dough forms, about 2 minutes more. Turn the dough onto a lightly floured surface, divide into two equal pieces and form each half into a tight ball. Place on a large floured sheet pan, place the pan in a plastic garbage bag, tie the bag loosely and refrigerate overnight.
One to two hours* before baking, place the dough in a warm spot. Adjust the oven rack to the lowest position and set a pizza stone on it. Preheat the oven to 500 degrees 30 minutes before you are ready to bake the pizza.
Prepare the dough and toppings: Fry the bacon in a large sauté pan over medium-high heat until crisp. Cool on a paper-towel-lined plate; roughly chop.
Dip your hands and a ball of dough into the flour. On a lightly floured countertop, pat the dough into a disc with your fingertips, then drape the dough over your fists and carefully stretch it from beneath to form a 12-inch circle.
Generously dust the surface of a pizza peel or large inverted sheet pan with flour and place the stretched dough on it. Sprinkle the dough with half of the Parmesan, mozzarella and bacon. Crack 3 eggs over the top and season with salt and pepper.
Bake the pizza: Shake the pizza peel slightly to make sure the dough is not sticking. Carefully lift any sections that are sticking and sprinkle a bit more flour underneath, then slide the pizza directly onto the baking stone in one quick forward-and-back motion. Bake for 8 to 10 minutes, rotating after 5 minutes. When the crust is golden, the cheese is melted and the egg yolks are cooked, use the peel to transfer the pizza to a cutting board. Sprinkle half of the parsley, chives, scallions and shallot on top. Let cool for 2 minutes, slice and serve immediately. Prepare the second pizza in the same way.
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The original recipe suggests that you take the dough out one hour before baking but I took mine out two hours earlier, because I always find it takes a long time to get dough back to proofing at room temperature. In this time, you can lazily prepare the toppings and get your oven nice and hot.
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The color and looks. Modular aspect. Light, magnetic bit holder.
Powerless motor, cheap battery, only one battery comes with a modular tool. Seriously? And additional battery is very expensive.
easy to use and it has multiple attachments that you can use with this drill/driver and so far I have 4 attachments easy to change the attachments
prices are a little high
Multiple tool heads, long lasting battery, and the charger can be wall mounted.
After many uses, the trigger has decided to 'play games', sometimes not going on.
Long lasting, quiet, and effective.
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A police official who took an elderly woman unnecessarily to the police station nearly nine years ago, following which she committed suicide owing to humiliation, should now pay Rs.50,000 as compensation to her family.
Holding the official guilty of violation of human rights, the State Human Rights Commission has recommended to the State government to pay the compensation to the legal heirs in equal proportion within two months. Later, it should recover the sum from the official, at present Inspector, Arakkonam Town Police Station, who was a Sub-Inspector at the time of the incident.
The Commission's Acting Chairperson, K. Bhaskaran, passed the order on a complaint from one A.Periyasamy of Aavarangadu, Sivaganga district. The complainant said that on February 2, 2004, V.Ponnambalam, the then Sub-Inspector, Prohibition Enforcement Wing, Sivaganga, came to his residence at 4 a.m. and enquired with his mother-in-law, Irulayee, regarding the whereabouts of her relative, Malaikannu, who was wanted in connection with a prohibition offence. When she pleaded ignorance, she was taken to the police station. After the complainant went to the police station, she was allowed to leave. She wept outside the station and felt humiliated as she was berated in foul language. Unable to bear the insult, she consumed poison and died, the complainant said. The police official countered that after an enquiry following a complaint, the Additional Superintendent of Police, had concluded that suicide by the woman had nothing to do with the police enquiry and she took the extreme step due to some domestic dispute.
Mr. Bhaskaran said a perusal of the counter affidavit would show that the police official did not deny the allegation that he took the woman to the police station. It was also not denied that she had no case against her.
The counter was silent as to what prompted the official to take the woman from her house at 4 a.m. to the police station and keep her there till 11 a.m. She was neither an accused nor connected with any crime being investigated. The act of taking her and detaining her itself would make out a clear case of violation of human rights. The complainant had proved that Irulayee consumed poison unable to bear the humiliation, the Acting Chairperson said.


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From infant car seat to big-boy stroller For a long time, I thought we had lucked out. Until halfway through his first year, my son's favorite spot was inside his infant car seat. I think he loved the snugness, and as a last resort, he even slept there peacefully through several difficult nights. This preference of his had a clear benefit — it made getting around convenient, thanks to the ease of fitting an infant car seat onto a stroller base. There are basically two options for a base: a fairly heavy carriage, such as the kind that comes with a travel system (including those made by Graco and Peg Perego), or a stripped down stroller frame (like the Snap'N'Go by Baby Trend or the Kolcraft version). Appreciating its simplicity, I bought the Snap'N'Go ($60). I also purchased an umbrella stroller (a Maclaren Vogue, $250) which we started using when my son outgrew his car seat (far too soon, because of his height). That is when the trouble started.
Front carriers and slings I began to take a baby carrier with us on all outings, as insurance against the mournful sobs of my stroller-bound son. There are two camps of infant carrier devotees: those who prefer a front harness carrier, and those who would rather use a sling. I think the harness carriers are more comfortable and easier to use, and my favorite is the Baby Bjorn ($80). Unfortunately, I lack shoulders of steel — when my son reached the 15-pound mark, I had to abandon the Bjorn. Sadly, my little boy still despised his stroller.
Hip carriers Enter the easy-to-use hip carrier. You hold the baby on your hip as you naturally would, supported by a sling and two straps — one that goes around your waist and the other over your shoulder. This leaves your hands free and distributes about half the weight to your hips. It is much more comfortable than a front carrier for a heavy baby. A hip carrier is easiest to use once a child is able to sit up, but can be used earlier if some arm support is provided by the adult. Most types can be rolled into a small pouch and thrown into a diaper bag or stroller basket. For some unknown reason, these wonderful products are not offered in Manhattan stores. One Step Ahead (www.onestepahead.com) has an inexpensive but sturdy model called the Ultra EZ Baby Carrier ($25), and you can also find various other versions (Sara's Ride, Hip-Hammock, Cuddle Karrier) for sale over the Internet.
Backpacks A backpack is another option for a restless child, especially since most kids enjoy the view from on high. A frame carrier can be used once a child is able to sit up, and on through toddlerhood — if your back can handle it. They range from basic varieties (such as Instep or Evenflo models, $30-$70) to more complicated versions that have better weight distribution. Kelty makes many good high-end carriers that are popular with city parents, but in my opinion they are too unwieldy. I prefer Evenflo's Trailblazer ($100). It is light and comfortable and has many valuable features (such as shoulder strap adjusters, a chest strap, a padded waist belt, and a sun/rain hood). Note that backpacks are very personal items. Before you buy, try on many different types. I recommend browsing without your child first to narrow the options. Instead of an agitated baby, take a few heavy books with you to place inside the packs, to provide a sense of weight distribution.
Stroller/backpack combinations While I really liked the Trailblazer, I decided to purchase a stroller/backpack combination instead. With one quick motion, these packs convert to strollers — the wheels are built-in. The backpack option makes using stairs a breeze. When I get tired, the stroller is a wonderful alternative that my son actually enjoys for reasonable stretches of time, probably because the seat is farther from the ground and more upright than most strollers. However, he does have difficulty sleeping. Both Kelty and Instep make worthy versions. Even thought the Kelty ($150) seems more robust and is easier to convert, I purchased the Instep ($60). It is slimmer, lighter, and less expensive. It is not as comfortable as the Trailblazer backpack, but with the stroller option, it does not need to be.
Sit 'n' Stroll car seat/stroller Another problem with using the umbrella stroller for outings, other than my son's obvious desire not to be in it, was that taking taxis was no longer an acceptable choice. While many people carry children in cabs without using child restraints, I prefer to play it safe. Once my son outgrew his infant car seat, I purchased the Sit 'n' Stroll. This is a brilliant item for city life, a toddler restraint that converts to a stroller. The child never has to come out of the seat — just push down on a lever to reveal a set of wheels. In stroller mode, my son tolerates it about as well as he does the Maclaren Vogue. Not only does the Sit 'n' Stroll admirably perform its primary functions, it can also be used as a comfortable booster seat in restaurants. My son has even fallen asleep in it after a meal, leaving me free to converse with friends. This product also makes air travel much easier, fitting neatly into most airline seats. The Sit 'n' Stroll is not perfect, but it is unique. One problem is the straps — they are somewhat difficult to adjust, and a tall child will probably outgrow them before the seat's weight limit is reached. Nevertheless, I love it. It sells for $200 at many stores. Extras A few add-ons can produce a much more enjoyable all-day outing. High on the list is an attachable stroller blanket such as the Toastie Toddler coverall ($100), which makes it easy to keep a child warm. Jeanette Benway's Cozy Rosie ($50-$56) is a Polarfleece stroller blanket that attaches to any size stroller (including jogging and doubles) with Velcro fasteners, so unlike ordinary blankets it can't fall off or become entangled in the stroller wheels (www.cozyrosie.com). Just as important on bright days is a good sunshade. The Pepeny shadecover ($40) ties onto strollers in many configurations and folds up nicely into a tiny pouch. Also helpful are Robeez shoes ($22 per pair at www.robeez.com) — for those of you whose tots refuse to keep their socks on. These durable leather booties come in dozens of adorable patterns that children love — including puppies, kittens, cars, trucks, and flowers. They are excellent shoes for learning to walk since the flexible leather soles allow children's feet to move freely. Adults can effortlessly put them on, but little wearers cannot easily remove them. For me, this has meant no more socks thrown into the middle of an intersection! Finally, for eating out, we often rely on the First Years On-the-Go Booster Seat ($20). It self-inflates to provide a stable seat with a secure three-point harness for a child who can sit up well. It straps tightly onto any chair and is remarkably portable, weighing less than 2 pounds and measuring less than 2 inches thick when deflated. If a high chair is unavailable, this will allow a much more pleasant dining experience than keeping your child in the stroller.
Resources In searching for the best products to fit your needs and tastes, I suggest doing your homework. There are Internet resources that allow customer feedback: www.babiesrus.com, www.babycenter.com, and www.epinions.com. You can read rants and raves from other parents about each product you are considering.
A toddler changes his tune If you are in the midst of the stroller blues, take heart. They do get better. My son, now 18 months old, has finally outgrown them. Nevertheless, we still use many of the products I purchased; as they make traveling much easier. And, if we are lucky enough to have another child, I will be prepared. Of course, then I will have to look into double strollers!
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