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When did you first "Rock Out"?!!
by Eric Petersen
posted Mar 6 2015 11:48AM
While driving Piper to dance class the other day she looked at me with a sheepish smile and said "Can we rock out on the way home?" I was happily shocked, and I had to ask where she'd learned the fine of
rocking out
, the story was perfect.
Apparently during her recent stay at her grandparent's house, while Erika and I were in vacation in the Virgin Islands, she was in grandpa Dave's car when the old Guns & Roses song Paradise City came on and he seized the chance to show her the greatness of loud music and the delirium of sensory overload that it can produce!
She was inspired!
Remember, if you can, the very first time that someone did you the honor of teaching you to
rock out
… or basically lose yourself in a song (or 5). Take a moment to honor those people who introduced you to the warm feel of confusion brought on by
rocking out
, for they have given you the gift of musical appreciation that many others don't, and may never will have.
Piper has learned it at 5!
I turned on the radio and the first sound we heard was the Eric Church's
Drink In My Hand.
As a broad & devilish smile spread across her face she looked at me in the rearview mirror and said the coolest (and most fitting) thing that she could've, as if she were reading from
An Introduction to Being a Young Rocker's
"Could you turn this up… real loud?"
My reply: "Of course I can sweetheart… Let's ROCK!"
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A page from The Cabin Fever Cookbook...
by Eric Petersen
posted Feb 20 2015 12:03PM
I don't know about you but I'm going a little stir crazy in the blinding cold snap we've been suffering through these last several weeks. With temps well below freezing, in fact well below 20 degrees, the idea of being outside is not only unsavory but downright unappetizing! So I have found myself doing indoor activities to keep my mind straight… and lots of them involve cooking, I fact all of them do.
I looked in the fridge this morning and was truly astonished to see that it was stuffed FULL of meals that I have been cooking to relieve my "cabin fever". My tastes have never been for colder weather, so I apparently have taken on the challenge to flavor this winter with my own menu of options that I am creating myself.
I actually didn't realize that I was doing this until Thursday evening, when I received a text from Erika asking what I wanted her to make for dinner (since I had stopped by her work, picked up Piper from school, dressed her for dance, and was taking her to class that evening) she wanted to do it as a thank you gesture for my extra work. My reply to her was "no need to cook, I made you chicken strips with mushrooms and leeks in a light wine sauce".
It's not that I don't like cooking, believe me I do, but I am doing it out of complete and udder winter insanity! I find it kinda odd that I didn't see this
manic cooking obsession
occurring until the fridge was literally full of cooked (in some cases gormet) food from light bulb to crisper!
Should I be concerned, maybe, but if there is a family dinner, or snack, or anything food related happening I have made it this month… and until it warms up, I don't see it stopping.
Food anyone?... apparently I'll cook it!
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Parental lesson #692... (and counting).
by Eric Petersen
posted Feb 12 2015 11:59AM
Raising a child is hard work. If you choose to disagree, then you're a better person that almost every parent that I have ever encountered. I once heard a father say that "it takes a village" (to raise a child), paraphrasing an old Oprah line, and I think he's right.
I have no kids of my own, but I refer to my step-daughter Piper as
my daughter
, and helping her navigate this earth has been as much of an amazing learning experience for me as it's been for her.
I pick her up from school each and every afternoon, and we roll home discussing her day and its highs and lows. Usually the conversation is bright and bubbly with the occasional exhaustion induced meltdown (followed by a nap), but overall our afternoons are pretty predictable.
This week however, Piper has been suffering with the same seasonal virus that most of us Northeasterners have been battling as of late: the cough, the sneezing, the slight temperature, and in her case a genuine lack of sleep… it's been torture for her, and for us.
She came bounding out of the school, happy to see me, and no doubt happy to be done with classes for the day, hugged my neck, jumped in her seat in the rear of my truck and barely made it to the parking lots exit before her head bobbed forward, sound asleep. She was out cold in a matter of time that could've been measured in seconds.
The trip home and most of the rest of the afternoon found her in a listless state of consciousness, and when she appeared at the kitchen door (semi-awake) about two hours later, she had sought me out for a hug that turned out to be a change of napping location… my shoulder.
I have found that one of the toughest things about raising a child is caring about them as much as you understandably do. You want to heal their hurt and sooth their illness, but usually can't, and thus take on the almost guilty feeling of helplessness of being unable to do exactly that task. That nagging feeling of parental vulnerability is one only the deep love of a child can provoke, and it's a tough pill to swallow.
I know in a few days, with proper rest and care that
the bug will run its course,
and she'll be back to the happy little kindergartener she usually is, but for now Erika and I have the displeasure of having a front row seat to the
Piper Is As Sick As Hell Show
… and it's awfully hard to watch!
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Can I Please Be Done Now?....
by Eric Petersen
posted Jan 16 2015 10:34AM
I don't know about you, but this time of year KILLS me. If there is a
dog days of winter
we are firmly in the middle of them!
Yeah, the days are getting longer, and yes we are in the range of
half way done with winter
, but MAN does this time of year drag! With the temps being consistently below freezing and the nights being longer than the daylight hours are, my frame of mind is in a very fragile way!
Now, I admit that I am not a winter sports person nor am I a fan of cold weather at all, I never have been, so I enter this conversation being biased to warm sunshine and beach climates, and thus it makes it harder for me to find even a sliver of attractiveness in the frigid months of Dec-Mar.
I've tried snowmobiling and skiing, tubing and ice fishing, all to no avail… each time I came away with a great set of memories and a few new skills, but at the same time deeply in need of an electric blanket and a hot toddy!
So I'll take a second to say a quick
I'm sorry
to the few of us that relish the days of blinding snow and heavy coated attire, but
I'm officially over it
, and that's the bad news, because I have to endure this agonizing frozen, ice covered torture for the better part of three more months.
If you need me I'll be the one under the heat lamp! :/
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The "good" advice you should really stop giving...
by Eric Petersen
posted Jan 9 2015 11:16AM
We're getting married
… it's amazing the varied range of responses that you get when you tell people these three little words. Some folks shake their heads, others ask if you've gone crazy, and some smile and laugh or squeal with delight, but happily,
of the responses are usually followed up with a handshake, or a hug and a solemn wish of congratulations.
When my wife and I got engaged several people were surprised that a person
"at my age"
would be getting married to someone, anyone… as if to say that
made it this far so why do that to yourself"
. Do what exactly? Improve my life? Marry my best friend? Spend my days knowing that I had chosen happiness and dedication to the person who brings it into my life, over random searching and well hidden loneliness?
Was I missing something?
Strange as it may seem, there is no shortage of well-intended people who do truly feel that they need to provide you with some
of sage advice, brought forth from their own years (sometimes days) of interpersonal experience! Most were joking, I hope, and that served to make their verbiage both better and worse.
Now, not every one of the people that I told our happy news to spoke of doom and a life served in eternal regret, most were honestly happy for us, but ironically the crazy "words of warning" that came from a truly select few made me do some introspective thinking, and they brought me to a series of conclusions that I feel inclined to share with you:
-People will give you advice whether you want it or not.
-They're trying to be funny (sort of).
-Those same people usually don't know you well enough to give you that advice.
-As a rule, it's best to not listen to them.
Here's my own words of advice to the people who say things like: "Why ruin your life by getting married?":
When a person (like me) is happy, don't try to change that… find another lonely, angry, scared person just like yourself, and chat with them about how big of a fool I am being for marrying my best friend. In the meantime my wife and I will be living happily ever after… will you?
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Things I am thankful for... a brief list.
by Eric Petersen
posted Nov 26 2014 10:49AM
I'm thankful for The Philadelphia Eagles, cold beer, my 55" flat screen, a good steak, the DVR, macadamia nuts, Hawaii Five-O and anything that drives Selena crazy...
I'm thankful for the NFL Sunday Ticket and the Red Zone Channel as well as the Multi View NCAAF channel and the way that DCTC's Amy Jo keeps Piper in awe for hours...
I am thankful for Barrett's chicken wings and bar pie pizza (with mushrooms) a semi-dry Chianti and a Love Boat of sushi...
I am thankful for the heated seats in my car and really good blue cheese...
Buffalo chicken flavored Doritos and horseradish cheddar by the block...
I am thankful for Bacon, in all forms, on all things, Oink...
I am thankful for a beautiful, and crazy, blonde goddess named Erika and her nearly perfect five year old daughter Piper and the unspeakable happiness that have brought to me since becoming a part of my world...
And I am thankful for you, yes you, who listens every day, and laughs, and tells (or forces) your friends to listen. I do this job, and keep this position on a day to day basis because of you and I thank God for this job and your dedication to our show more than you will ever know.
Happy Thanksgiving
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A few words about choices...
by Eric Petersen
posted Nov 13 2014 12:11PM
I feel the need to talk with you a bit about
From the outside a choice is the simple and common act of
deciding on something
seems pretty mundane… you choose an option every second of everyday almost. Choices are usually tiny and require little thought or time to consider, they are done and over in a second and we barely know we've made a choice.
Choices like: should I eat in or take out or glance at that person, walk a bit faster or sit on this chair; simple, fast and usually uneventful… but the choices I am speaking of are the ones that seem small but are anything but.
I think it's important to first say that
the choices you make for yourself today will dictate the very life you'll be living tomorrow
. Remember that!
What you choose to do today will alter the best laid plan you may have for yourself in the future, maybe even your immediate future.
-You promised yourself you'd lose weight (and you plan on it) but eating the super-sized meal today is what you chose to do.
-You knew that if you were late to work one more time you'd get fired but you stayed out till 3am last night and couldn't get up anyhow.
-Your spouse will be very mad if you don't help with the laundry but going to the mall today was what you ended up doing! Etc.
This week marked the passing of a friend that had made so many bad choices in his existence that he felt certain that his future was doomed, and he ultimately took his own life. His choice to do so has sent a ripple effect through the family he left behind, a precious 4 year old daughter, the woman who truly loved him, his circle of stunned friends, and the community that he lived in. In truth he was a kind hearted man, yet he felt that the telling truth, and the act of doing the right thing, was just too boring and instead chose to inflate himself and his image through grandiose lies, as well as dodge his creditors and all his responsibilities. His denial of making the correct choices in life led to his inability to see things clearly at all… his tangled up life, that was easily fixable, was of no value to him -and he ultimately chose to end it.
Sad… but the life choices we make can and will do irreparable damage.
So now I ask you: What choice will you make today that will move you closer to your dreams? Will you admit that you need to make changes to get there, or will you lie and disguise the depth that you fallen to again? Will you walk confidently in the direction of your dreams or will you cower to the fear of the unknown?
Whatever you do, choose wisely today, and every day, and remember that you are going to either be rewarded or punished by what option you chose to make. Tomorrow is waiting… choose carefully.
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Are you walking with a "rock in your shoe"?
by Eric Petersen
posted Oct 30 2014 11:46AM
In an effort to begin getting in shape I have started walking a 3+ mile route around the neighborhood where we live. On Sunday I set out on what would be a walk that would teach me a life lesson as well as get me closer to cardiovascular health.
I put on comfy (gym style) clothes, an appropriate wind breaker, laced up my new pair of Nike Shox and began my trip around the berg, but as I stepped off the curb something instantly was wrong. Inside my left sneaker was something that was just big enough to make it uncomfortable to walk. The trouble was that it also was almost bearable enough to just let it stay there. I was torn, because I really didn't want to stop and remove my shoe in the middle of a country road, plus I had a little bit of momentum built up that I didn't want to interrupt, so I walked on hoping it would soon become a
… it didn't.
About a quarter of a mile into my journey I begrudgingly stopped, leaned against a tree, unlaced the Nike and removed the shoe, in an effort to remove whatever it was that was bugging me. I expected it to be the size of a boulder, it had to be right? Any item inside your shoe that keeps you from being able to move in comfort must be massive, I thought.
I slipped the sneaker off and tilted it toward me so that whatever it was would roll into my view… as it did, I peered into the shoe, only to be amazed at how, what I could only describe as,
the pain causing item actually was. It turned out that my "
was in fact a tiny metal ball bearing that must've come from a broken toy of Piper's that had flown into my nearby sneaker. It was SO small that it was barely visible at all! I took it out, tossed it into the leaves, and began again to tread onward.
As I now was walking it was noticeably better and much more pleasant to move forward. I walked faster and it seemed almost like to steps were easier and more positive. My mood seemed to lighten and I began to look around me at the passing scenery as opposed to thinking about what was causing me pain in my every step.
Then it hit me…
What little thing was in my life that was causing me pain?
What was I was just
dealing with
instead of removing from my life?
What was bugging me that I no longer
to tolerate?
What was slowing me down and keeping me from being happy and enjoying my journey through this world?
What seemed SO huge, that was no doubt
, was distracting me from moving on?
And- How more miles would I have to travel in this world to finally get it out of my life?
Serious questions provoked by a tiny annoyance, but a great lesson learned.
So, ask yourself if there's a proverbial
rock in your shoe
as you're living your life. Consider the idea of ridding yourself of the things that cause you pain, and how positive you'll feel as a result. The choice is yours to walk on in comfort or not… but, why walk with a rock in your shoe?
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What's changed in your life in the last 5 years?
by Eric Petersen
posted Oct 16 2014 12:12PM
I did a bit on the show this week where I asked people to briefly tell me about what changes have happened in the last 5 years of their lives… it was astonishing!
For starters it was amazing how many calls I got! Dozens of people with powerful stories about overcoming obstacles, gaining success and finding great improvement in their lives… but there was also people who told us of great setbacks, hardships and failures they'd incurred in the past half-decade, yet all of them ended their calls with a positive look at the future, and if nothing else, all had a determined will to win over the odds that may have seemed almost insurmountable.
I sat there a bit in awe. I honestly had thought that the topic would be a "risky" considering the fragile state of the average person's mindset these days. I expected the worst and instead got a pleasant surprise!
I also couldn't help but drift off to remember the person I had been five years ago and consequently sit in disbelief of how different my world is now as opposed to then.
Five years ago I was taking full care of my mother (who was in ill health), I drove a PT Cruiser, I was in a dysfunctional and toxic relationship, lived in an unfinished house and not only had no pets, but had no desire to have one (not to mention two or four), oh, and I was not even a member of the morning show that I now co-host.
Half a decade later all of that is changed… I am in a totally finished and beautiful home, drive a Chevy Colorado, I have a job that most people (even those in the radio biz) would love to have, I am the proud father of a cat- a dog- and two fish, I adore a five year old that keeps me on my best behavior daily, and in December I'll stand on a beach in South Carolina and commit my life to her mother, my soul mate, as she becomes my wife.
Wanna make yourself smile?... Take a moment and think now about where you were ONLY five years ago… you may be surprised how far you've come, or maybe you'll get a very clear picture of what you need to change to start moving forward, but for better or worse, I hope that the next five will be equally as awesome, for both of us!
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"A vacation is having nothing to do and all day to do it in." -Robert Orben
by Eric Petersen
posted Sep 19 2014 12:32PM
In a matter of days we will be setting sail for the Eastern Caribbean on the AAA North Penn/ Froggy101 cruise. This will be my 8
cruise and I can't explain to you how excited and (honestly) deserving Erika and I are about this pending break.
We actually had to prepare ourselves for an extremely challenging twelve month stretch as 2014 began, and it has not only been challenging but this year has been downright overwhelming. Honestly, we have succeeded in doing some of the biggest things that a couple can in their entire lives (moving, merging houses, changing jobs, fixing/ renovating a house, putting a child into school for her 1
year, getting married) and all in one year!!! If we had decided to add: start a business and have a baby, to the list we would've achieved the complete list of marital milestone accomplishments and have no more big things left to do. JEEZ!
The old Jonas Salk adage states that: "The reward for work well done is the opportunity to do more"… and I am honored to be able to do what I do, but there is also a quote that says: "Vacation used to be a luxury, however, in today's world, it has become a necessity."
Don't misunderstand me; I constantly challenge myself to
be better
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, but from the 25
of September to the 4
of October my fiancé and I will be unavailable!
Sure you can call but the phone won't work were we'll be…
and that's just fine with both of us.
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Neglecting dental care can cause serious consequences including poor nutrition, disturbed sleep, cosmetic problems, and many more personal and professional issues including getting a good job in a field like modeling.
Throughout Australia there are excellent dentists and there is no registration needed; just find your dentists through word of mouth or look in the yellow pages and visit them with your insurance. However, millions of Australians are finding it difficult to find affordable dental treatments in Australia, especially in the city of Coomera.
- Australia's oral health is getting poorer day by day and less than half the city's population do not have good oral health and regular dental checkups because of the highly expensive dental treatments.
- More than 60% of the patients are out of coverage
- Upto 10% of visits are due to dental diseases and have unavoidable hospital visits
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Medicare usually pays 75% of the in hospital treatment costs under registered oral surgeons, however the general dental service cost is not covered. From past couple of years, the dental costs have raised to heights and has become highly unaffordable for most of the patients.
Unemployed and senior citizens with Medicare card can avail free general and emergency dental treatment although wait time is quite long. Children can get free school dental treatments.
Having a full dental insurance is said to be very unusual in Australia because the cost is very prohibitive. However, some doctors do offer some kind of dental insurance schemes to which their patients should be fit (just like you say conditions apply when you buy an item with offer) and are very much graded and decided according to your teeth condition. Insurance usually doesn't cover cosmetic or costly treatments like teeth whitening, crown, dentures, bridges, etc. The amount payable by each health insurance company policy depends on a particular dental treatment and level of insurance is pretty much fixed.
How Coomera Dentists strive for betterment of dental health
- Coomera's friendly dentist team has a gentle approach to deal with any kinds of dental conditions that patients bring to the dentist.
- They use the most modern techniques thus eliminating the old x-ray system to take your gum and teeth impressions and use digital imaging for all purposes.
- They are very well equipped from modern waiting rooms to surgeries and high end tools
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Instead of upgrading in the offseason, the Rockies insisted that Jhoulys Chacin, Jorge De La Rosa and Juan Nicasio being healthy would change the fortunes of the embarrassing pitching staff. With all of the issues, most Rockies fans believed that the club should have done anything they had to do to improve the starting five.
On Sunday, the Rockies addressed the issue by signing newly released right-hander Jon Garland.
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Despite a strong showing for the Mariners in spring training, with a 1-0 record in four starts with just a 2.25 ERA, Seattle couldn't guarantee him a spot, and therefore allowed him to walk.
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The move allows the Rockies to have a guy in the rotation who has had success in both leagues, for a sustained period of time. Most importantly, he gives the Rockies a chance to allow Drew Pomeranz, the prized piece in the Ubaldo Jimenez trade, the opportunity to fine tune his mechanics in Triple-A without having to continue learning on the job at the big league level.
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An exterior door handle, quite simply, allows you to open the door(s) of your vehicle and get in. Every vehicle will at the very least have a driver side and passenger side exterior handle, and vehicles with rear doors will have exterior door handles for those as well, in addition to those in the front of the vehicle. Also, if your vehicle has a liftgate, tailgate or rear hatch, there will be another handle installed on the outside of the rear of the vehicle as well.
On most cars, trucks, SUVs and vans, the outside door handle is bolted to the outer door skin. Inside the door, the handle is attached to a connecting rod/link that moves the door latch. Over time, the latch can become worn due to lack of lubrication or excessive contaminates (dirt, grime, rust) in the mechanism. This wear puts more stress on the door handle parts because it requires more force to move. If the stress is too much for the handle to take, it can cause the handle to snap, which is not ideal. On vehicles that have the lock cylinder built into the exterior door handle, the handle may get damaged when the cylinder is struck due to thieves attempting to break in.
Need to Replace your Exterior Door Handle(s)?
As you may have guessed, your exterior door handles are used rather frequently - every time you get into your vehicle as a matter of fact. Thus, they are subject to and incur a great deal of general wear and tear over time, which may cause them to break. And let's be honest - is there anything worse than a broken door handle on the outside of your vehicle? Don't you hate having to leave your window open in order to reach inside of your car or truck to pull the handle to get into it? Not only is this a big inconvenience but it leaves your vehicle extremely vulnerable to the weather and to thieves.
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−Farming 101: Basics of Small-scale Sustainable Farming (all-day)Sep 5
Fall session now enrolling
12-week instructional and practical experience on a working sustainable farm.
Classes begin Thursday, September 5, 2013
taught by Paul Maschka
To go to the application, click here.
Wild Willow Farm's 12-week Basics of Small-scale Sustainable Farming course offers students an introduction to techniques and strategies for small farming or agricultural advocacy, or to simply learn how to grow more of their own food in an agricultural setting.
The course consists of weekly lectures and fieldwork where students learn what it takes to work a small organic farm. Students take part in classroom lectures and projects, and work alongside farm staff to practice material covered in class.
Students who successfully complete the course earn a Certificate of Accomplishment.
Wild Willow Farm & Education Center is a program of the non-profit San Diego Roots Sustainable Food Project, whose mission is to educate, cultivate and empower sustainable food systems in San Diego County. Since the farm began in 2010, WWF's goal has been to teach about where food comes from and how to grow it, both in urban and rural agricultural settings, using sustainable practices best suited for San Diego's unique climate and year-round growing seasons. These conditions afford our students learning opportunities that exist nowhere else in the United States.
Topics Covered
- Basic Soil Science
- Cultivation techniques
- Propagation/Transplanting
- Direct sowing
- Drip Irrigation installation
- Environmentally Friendly Pest Control
- Warm Season and Cool Season Crop Cultural Requirements
- Greenhouse and Shade House Growing
- Soil Fertility Enhancement Through Composting, including worm farming and custom-blended organic fertilizers
- Orchard/fruit tree care
Other topics students will be exposed to include:
- Medicinal & Culinary Herbs
- Seed Saving
- Dry Farming
- Beekeeping
- Animal Husbandry (goats & chickens)
- Public Events, Workshops and Field Trips
For more details, go to website.+Farming 101: Basics of Small-scale Sustainable Farming (all-day)
−California Fig Fest!4:00 pm – 7:00 pm
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Enjoy delectable tastings from more than 40 amazing chefs, food purveyors, wine makers and breweries when California Fig Fest 2013 comes to San Diego for its 10th annual celebration of fresh and dried California figs.
Participating Chefs include:
Chef Jeff Jackson, A.R. Valentien
Chefs Nicolas Bour & James Kozak, Avant
Chef Amy DiBiase, Baleen
Chef George Morris, Beaumont's Eatery
Chef Patrick Ponsaty, Bellamy's Restaurant
Chefs Mario Cassineri and Francesca Penoncelli, BiCE Restorante
Chef Gayle Covner, Blueprint Cafe
Chef Katie Grebow, Cafe Chloe
Chef Joanne Squires-Sherif, Cardamom (Bakery)
Dave Rudie/Tommy Gomes, Catalina Offshore
Chef Martin San Ramon, Martin San Ramon Catering
Chef Ryan Steyn, Ryan Steyn Catering
Beatriz Ledezma, Caxao Chocolates
Robin Ross, Cupcakes Squared
Michelle Ciccarelli Lerach, Cups
Chef Drew Deckman, Deckmans
Chef Olivier Bioteau, Farm House Café
Chef Flor Franco, Indulge Catering
Chef David Baron, Jackie's Jam
Chef Christian Graves, JSix
Chef Gregory Frey, BlueFire Grill
Chef Benito Molina, Manzanilla
Chef Javier Plascencia, Misión 19
Chef Guido Nistri, Monello, Bencotto
Chef Rachel King, NINE-TEN
Chef Michael Alves, Roseville Cozhina
Chef Maeve Schulz, Sugar & Scribe
Chef Matt Richman, Table 926
Chef Jean-Michel Diot, Tapenade
Catherine Demuth-Pepe, Temecula Olive Oil
Chef Bradley Austin, Tender Greens
Chef Jeff Rossman, Terra American Bistro
Chefs Bernard Guillas and Ron Oliver, The Marine Room
Chef Miguel Valdez, The Red Door/Wellington
Gina Frieze, Venissimo Cheese with Bread & Cie
Chef Dawn Parks, Wild Thyme
Join the festivities at the new San Diego Public Market on Sunday, September 8th, from 4 to 7 pm.
Savor local food, extraordinary wines and craft brews, revel in the entertainment and cheer your favorite chefs in the Culinary Competition. Take home recipes, samples and treats.
Watch figfestsd.com for updates on participating chefs and their creative offerings featuring California Figs.
This fundraiser is produced by California Figs and Les Dames d'Escoffier San Diego Chapter; your purchase benefits Olivewood Gardens & Learning Center, Culinary Scholarships and Grants, and the Public Market Kitchen.
For more information, see the event website, or click here to buy tickets!+4:00 pmCalifornia Fig Fest!
−Cooking Seafood with Catalina Offshore at Great News in Pacific Beach6:00 pm – 8:30 pm
Recipes: Hand Chopped Salmon Burger with Arugula, Rice Wine Vinegar Pickled Cucumbers and Wasabi Mayonnaise; Bay Scallop Stuffed Halibut with Coriander and Carrot Purée; Creamy Baja Stone Crab Risotto with Roasted Asparagus; Thai Steamed Fish (whole local fish steamed with spicy cilantro and lemon grass).
Instructors: GOMES & FELMLEY
*Tommy will be donating his teaching fee to Slow-Food Urban San Diego. Recipes subject to change due to availability.
Click here to buy tickets.+6:00 pmCooking Seafood with Catalina Offshore at Great News in Pacific Beach
−Community Potluck Celebration: Gardening Workshop, Volunteering, Potluck, Wood-fired Pizza, Bonfire (all-day)Sep 21
Schedule for the Day
- 8am-2pm: Farm and Community Yard Sale
- 9am-noon: Gardening 101: The Right Start
- 11am to 4pm: Volunteer on the farm. We need lots of hands as we clean out and organize our storage areas and clean the farm of trash and debris.
- 4pm-5:30pm: Farm Scavenger Hunt
- 5:30pm: Farm Tour led by Wild Willow staff
- POTLUCK 6:30pm with farm-made, organic sourdough wood-fired pizza. Please bring something yummy, enough to share… extra points for homemade dishes using organic and local ingredients. Bonus points for sharing your recipe on a card next to your dish!
- COMMUNITY Dusk Fireside Community and Drum Jam! — BYODrum(s)
About our potlucks: Farming is food. And food is best when shared with community. The third Saturday of the month (mostly), Wild Willow gives thanks to our amazing community of students, volunteers, and educators by hosting potlucks featuring our famous wood-fired pizzas. Familiar faces and new smiles are always welcome to these joyous gatherings that include educational workshops, volunteer activities, farm tour, potluck dinner, and drum circle around our cob firepit. Bring a dish to share and warm clothing; rain cancels.
*Please bring something homemade and yummy to share (extra points for using organic, locally grown ingredients). Please label your dish and ingredients used if possible. Also bring your own plate, cup and eating utensils to help us keep this a zero-waste event.
2550 Sunset Avenue, San Diego 92154
click here for a map (we recommend you use our map)
NEXT POTLUCK (last one of the year): October 19+Community Potluck Celebration: Gardening Workshop, Volunteering, Potluck, Wood-fired Pizza, Bonfire (all-day)
−Suzie s Farm Autumnal Equinox Dinner (SOLD OUT!)6:00 pm – 10:00 pm
This event is sold out.
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The Autumnal Equinox Dinner celebrates the turning of the season and the bounty of Summer's harvest with a four course beer/wine paired meal crafted by some of our region's most prominent chefs.
Please join us, along with friends and guests, for a night of food, celebration, and community when we gather under the open sky of Suzie's At Sunset at our Third Annual Autumnal Equinox Dinner.
A portion of net proceeds from this dinner will be donated to Slow Food Urban San Diego.
This is a 21 and older event.+6:00 pmSuzie s Farm Autumnal Equinox Dinner (SOLD OUT!)
−September Slow Sips!6:30 pm – 8:00 pm
This month's Slow Sips is Tuesday September 24th, at The Lodge Torrey Pines Grill & Bar from 6:30 – 8:00. There will be a cash bar and of course as always if you show your Slow Food Urban SD membership card you receive 10% off any food purchases.+6:30 pmSeptember Slow Sips!
−A Taste of the IRC6:30 pm – 9:00 pm
From event website:
Please join the International Rescue Committee in San Diego for A Taste of the IRC.This is the annual fundraising event for the IRC in San Diego. At the event, you will enjoy
+6:30 pmA Taste of the IRC
- Ethnic dishes prepared by refugee-owned restaurants
- Special dishes created with produce from the IRC New Roots Community Farm (this year, Soda and Swine will create a special meatball using ingredients from the IRC farming programs)
- Local wine and a craft beer made by BNS Brewing and Distilling just for this event
- A special program about the IRC in San Diego and opportunities to financially support our work
−Wild Willow Farm 5K and Vegetarian Chili Brewfest9:00 am – 12:00 pm
FUN-raiser to buy a tractor for Wild Willow Farm
The smell of chili wafts through the air. A craft brew is waiting to wash it down. You are wandering the grounds of Wild Willow Farm to the sounds of live music on a clear September day… This harvest season celebration features a vegetarian/vegan chili cook-off and beer tasting from some of our region's finest craft breweries, plus a family-friendly 5K trail run/walk in the scenic Tijuana River Park.
Live music from The Big Decisions, farm tours and kid-approved farm fun add up to a great fall day with options for everyone! Get to know our grassroots-developed sustainable farm and education center.
Craft Beer Tasting
Handmade ceramic bowls
SD's only Vegetarian Chili Cook Off
Running or walking on nature trails
Farm tours
Live Music
Screen Printing
Kids Super Fun Farm Dash
All around family fun!
There is a lot of new stuff growing down on the farm and the funds raised at the event will help Wild Willow Farm purchase a tractor to till our fields and better feed our community with nutritious fresh food, quality education, and healthy living.
Help us grow the farm by participating in this fun event! The Wild Willow Farm 5K and Chili Brewfest is looking for vegetarian chili cooks, runners, eaters, drinkers and volunteers! Register HERE to participate in the run and/or cook off! See details of the event HERE.
We also need volunteers so if you aren't a runner you can still be a part of the fun!
Sign up HERE to volunteer.
Questions? Email email@example.com+9:00 amWild Willow Farm 5K and Vegetarian Chili Brewfest
−Feeding America Gala, 2013, Sunset Soiree5:00 pm – 11:00 pmJoin ten-time Grammy™ winner Bonnie Raitt for an evening that promises to be something to talk about! Sip handcrafted cocktails and dine under the stars at the Del Mar Paddock and Turf Club with Master of Ceremonies Larry King. 100% of the proceeds benefit Feeding America San Diego and its critical hunger-relief and nutrition programs. Together, we can solve hunger. -See more here.Click here to buy tickets+5:00 pmFeeding America Gala, 2013, Sunset Soiree
−UC San Diego Food & Fuel for the 21st Century: Our Energy Future Public Lecture Series (all-day)Oct 3 – Oct 24
Our Energy Future
Food and Fuel for the 21st Century and the Center for Energy Research, two Organized Research Units at UC San Diego, are kicking off the campus-wide Advanced Energy Initiative with a Public Lecture Series called Our Energy Future. Over the course of four Thursday evenings in October, academic experts from UCSD will present TED-style talks on topics such as energy production and use, climate change, the social and economic issues of energy, and how energy relates to food and water. Catered receptions will follow each night of presentations to provide valuable networking opportunities for faculty, students, and the San Diego community. These lectures will be filmed and serve as the introductory lectures of a Massive Open Online Course scheduled to launch in early 2014.
Click here for more details about the individual talks, dates and times, and to register.+UC San Diego Food & Fuel for the 21st Century: Our Energy Future Public Lecture Series (all-day)


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CNN — The oft-talked about "Entourage" movie was starting to feel more like myth than an actual possibility, but Warner Bros. has given the concept a green light.
"Entourage" creator Doug Ellin wrote the script for the big screen version of the HBO series, and will also direct the film.
There aren't any actors confirmed at this point, but Deadline reports that deals are in the works for stars Adrian Grenier, Kevin Connolly, Kevin Dillon, Jerry Ferrara and Jeremy Piven.
The TV series, which was also executive produced by Ellin along with Mark Wahlberg and Stephen Levinson, ran for eight seasons on HBO before drawing to a close in September 2011. Grenier starred as Vincent Chase, an on-the-rise movie star, with Connolly playing his manager, Eric, and Piven his memorable agent, Ari Gold. Ferrara was his close friend, Turtle, and Dillon his struggling actor brother, Johnny Drama.
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A narrow waist, feminine curves, a classic elegance - the brand-new bag from the house of Dior could have been designed by Christian Dior himself. Its name? DiorBar, in homage to the eponymous jacket, designed by the couturier in 1947 and the emblem of the 'New Look'.
It was to be worn from morning through cocktail hour, the latter being the time of the day that inspired Christian Dior to design the Bar jacket - given this name as the jacket was conceived for late-afternoon when a woman might go to a grand hotel bar to sip a cocktail.
Its rounded lines and slim silhouette reflected the defined waists of the couturier's flower-women. Everything in the DiorBar bag recalls the history of Dior.
Sensual and dynamic, soft but structured, the house's newest bag is created in the image of Raf Simons' aesthetic, making its appearance at his very first ready-to-wear collection for Dior: its transformability - two jeweled closures allow for the opening and closing of its wings - is a nod to the game of optical illusions played out in looks where dresses morph into jackets or are sliced open over shorts.
Its feminine colors and precious materials – in powder pink, shocking red - recall the sparkling draping of the dresses designed by the creative director. Modern and sophisticated, the fruit of the savoir-faire of the best leatherwork artisans, the DiorBar bag links the house's history to its present, its heritage and its new horizons. Cinched by its gilded pearls, the side of the bag forms a figure-of-eight, a number whose curves both draw the outline of the 'New Look' silhouette and symbolize infinity. Infinitely Dior.


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BiographyDr. Thomas Quinn is Professor of Medicine and Pathology in the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine and Professor of International Health, Epidemiology, and Molecular Microbiology and Immunology in The Johns Hopkins School of Public Health, and Professor of Nursing in the Johns Hopkins School of Nursing. In 2006 he was appointed founding Director of the Johns Hopkins University Center for Global Health. He serves as advisor/consultant on HIV and STDs to the World Health Organization, Office of the Global AIDS Coordinator (PEPFAR), UNAIDS, and the FDA. He serves as Associate Director for International Research at the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases. He is a member of the Institute of Medicine of the National Academy of Sciences, and is a fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science. He is a fellow of the Infectious Diseases Society of America and a member of the American Association of Physicians. He is an author of over 900 publications on HIV, STDs, and infectious diseases, and serves on multiple editorial boards.
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Dr. Quinn has been involved in clinical, virological and epidemiologic investigations of HIV/AIDS in 29 countries, with current projects in Uganda, Zimbabwe, Tanzania, India, China, and Thailand. He was one of the first scientists to identify the AIDS epidemic and its cause HIV, in Africa in the early phases of the global pandemic. His investigations have involved the study of the epidemiologic, virologic, immunologic features of HIV infection in Africa, the Caribbean, South America and Asia. His research interests have involved laboratory investigations that have helped define the biological factors involved in sexual and perinatal transmission of HIV, the natural history of HIV infections in developing countries, and the identification and characterization of unique strains of HIV-1 infection.
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crosa wrote:thank you, is there any other way to get like census in Borgo Val Ti Taro before 1937...... No, to my knowledge I have parma as the province, emilia Romagna as the region is this correct. crosa . Yes I wonder how many brothers Antonio Coffrini had. hedied sept 25, 1931 was born sept 8 1844..his parents were luigi coffrini, and rosa Belgrosso. any clue on how to find this information. You may write to
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