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2014 Book to Movie Challenge – completed
Well, we all like a good sequel and when Katie over at her Doing Dewey blog asked me to co-host this challenge, I just couldn't resist (hubris is a terrible thing)! I selected the Movie Auteur level (24 books to be reviewed and … Continue reading
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2014 Vintage Mystery Challenges – completed
12 months and 72 book reviews later and the Vintage Mystery Challenge bingos, both Golden (pre-1960) and Silver (1960 to 1989) varieties, are complete! The indefatigable Bev of My Reader's Block gives structure and meaning to the reading habits of us mystery … Continue reading
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MYSTERIES UNLOCKED – ESSAYS IN HONOR OF DOUGLAS G. GREENE edited by Curtis Evans
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Stepping out for a great cause, Jerry Seinfeld hosted the Inaugural Los Angeles Fatherhood Lunch to benefit Baby Buggy at The Palm Restaurant in Beverly Hills on Wednesday (March 4).
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Looking fine in the New Year, Gwyneth Paltrow poses up a storm for the February 2015 cover of Marie Claire magazine. The sexy "Shakespeare in Love" actress wears a futuristic black and white ensemble as she works her magic for photographer Jan Welters and in her interview she talks about her breakup with Chris Martin.
Gwyn explains, "There was nothing dramatic or anything. I had built my life on trying to be all things to all people, and I just couldn't do it anymore, and I really had the sense that I wasn't allowed to have needs, and I had to prove my specialness or self-worth by doing all this stuff and taking care of everybody else, and I just sort of hit a wall."
She's no stranger to magazine covers, and Gwyneth Paltrow is featured on the front of Harper's Bazaar UK for February 2015. The "Shallow Hal" actress is gorgeous in her photo spread as she chats about the curious tendency for women to bash each other.
She explains, "Women really need to examine why they're so vitriolic to other women. Why they want to twist words, why they want to read about someone else in a negative light and why that feels good to them."
She has multiple awards and plenty of hit movies to her credit, but Gwyneth Paltrow's lack of a college education proved to be a problem when applying for a contributing editor role at Yahoo Food.
Per a New York Times report, the "Shakespeare in Love" lady was courted by Yahoo until CEO Marissa Mayer stepped in and put the kibosh on the whole deal. Mayer "disapproved of the fact that Paltrow did not graduate college. She habitually asked deputies where they attended college."


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I collected some bay leaf seeds from a tree last fall and I wonder if anybody has a good method of getting these seeds to grow into a plant. I understand that growing bay leaf from seed is not the easiest thing; however I would like to try and I rely on your experience, my fellow gardeners, to successfully grow my little plant. Can you help? Thanks!
How in the world did you get bay to flower and set seed so far north (Canada)? How old is your plant? You must have a huge greenhouse.
Bay seed requires stratification. Put seeds in a plastic bag with some moist growing medium/peat moss or moist vermiculite to keep them from drying out. Stick in the refrigerator for a couple of weeks. Take them out for a week or two-checking the seeds for germination. Seeds that have germinated should be planted carefully so as not to break the root. Seeds that are soft are rotten and should be thrown away. Ungerminated seed should be returned to the refrigerator to start the process all over again. It may take several months before the seeds either germinate or rot.
I, too, wondered about these bay 'seeds'. Round here bay trees self sow and you can pull up babies from the local park. At the moment they are covered in flower buds which will open later in the year. They then produce black berries which contain the seed. Is this what you picked consentida? They would get naturally stratified here so francescod's advice sounds good. I've never grown them from seed myself because they are quite easy to come by.
Here is a link that might be useful:
Thank you both francescod and flora uk for answering so quickly and for the picture. Actually, francescod, I have no greenhouse and yes it is difficult to see a bay leaf plant here in Montreal unless you manage to buy it at the local nursery. I collected my seeds while I was in southern Europe last fall and thought that it would be interesting to try to grow a beautiful plant from the berries I gathered. I will follow your advice and see what happens. It is a good start and even if I don't have good results, at least I learnt something new today!!
I'll keep yu posted!
For starters I followed francescod advice. My seeds are already in a rooting medium in the fridge, waiting for them to germinate, in the meantime, and since I don't want to risk being disappointed with the results, I orderer one specimen from Richter's, which I saw purely by coincidence when I was looking for something else. The plants are supposed to be delivered in spring (whatever this means in eastern Canada). Nevertheless, I will check at the Jean Talon Market or at Pepiniere Jasmin, later on this year.
I'll keep you posted on the results queuetue.
Around here ,believe it or not, these trees are almost, but not quite a weed! although it may take years to get a huge tree and they can get quite large given enough time, just put the seed in a quart pot and left outside by early summer you should have your plant!
Yes! I thought about this alternative as well and kept some of the seeds. The thing, though, is that the berries dried already and it may be more difficult to get them to germinate. I won't spare any efforts and will follow your advice too. We'll see what happens!
Thanks mudflapper!
mudflapper: around here they make tall hedges out of a row them -- kept pruned.
consentida: have you tried cooking with the fresh leaves? A new flavor, better than dried, I think.
I once asked if the buds or seeds could be pickled, like capers. Several thought they might be poisonous, but nothing definitive. I haven't tried to grow them.
I have a potted bay tree that's about 15 years old. I bring it indoors every winter. It's the easiest plant in the world indoors -- endures heat, lack of humidity, poor light without any trouble. It's an amazing plant. It stays green and seems to wait patiently for winter to be over.
In the spring I take it back outside and it starts some new growth. The only problem is that it's getting too big for the house.
It would definitely survive *some* winters here in Virginia, but one out of every three would likely kill it. It takes December outdoors very well. I used to bring it in before first frost, but I've learned that it's not necessary. As long as the winter weather is mild, I leave it out. Upper 20s doesn't seem to harm it. But I don't think it would take teens and below ... the temp. went down into single digits this winter. I just go ahead and bring it in when January arrives.
I have repotted it a number of times. Actually, it does fine for a while in tight quarters. But at a certain point I start to feel ashamed at how crowded it looks and then I move it up to a larger pot. I think I've repotted about every other year. Since it's now reached the height of my ceiling, I guess I need to cut it back this spring!
Hopefully by now your seeds have sprouted, and are well on their way. But if not, here's my two cents -- advice worth every penny!
It's my understanding that Bay Laurel seeds have a long germination period, like 60 days or longer, and that has been my experience. Fresh seeds have around a 40% germination rate, but for dried seeds the success rate is much lower. For me, it's zero: My seeds always rotted or dried up (due to my inattention) before ANY ever germinated.
But if you soak the seeds for 24 hours in around 250ppm of "gibberellic acid" (GA3), you can break the dormancy and get much better germination.
I won't duplicate the plethora of information on GA3 that you can get via a search engine. I will say that it's not some nasty synthetic stuff, it's just a concentrated natural plant hormone. And while there are dozens of "Dr Plant Guy's Miracle Plant Juice" formulations that contain GA3; you should just look for 90%+ GA3 in powdered form, as it's far cheaper. Like $10 for more than you can ever use.
Can potted Bays be kept smaller by pruning?
I tried to prune one I had and instead of branching out it just started another leader. It became very tall and spindly, and when I finally repotted it in two separate pots, half of it died.
That one had rounded leaves. My new one has pointed leaves. Are there different varieties, and do they have different growth habits?
I would think that regular trimming can keep the bay smaller.
Bay is a tree so I would suggest consulting gardening books for information on pruning woody plants, trees, and shrubs. Your cooperative extension or other sources for horticulture classes in your area may even offer pruning classes. Good pruning techniques is more than I can share in a single post so I suggest a book or a class for that info. A good book or class will prove very valuable to you in your landscaping endeavors as well as clipping your woody herbs for best harvest and visual appeal.
eibren - bay is very amenable to pruning and can be kept very compact. It is frequently used for topiary and can be clipped into pyramids, spirals and lollipops. If you have multiple stems you can braid them and the tree will still grow. Use the prunings in the kitchen. It needs no special techniques. Just clip off anything you don't want. I have grown several different shapes from seedlings.(They self-sow round here.) They tend to send up a straight shoot first and then you take off the side shoots or pinch out the top depending on what shape you want.
I'm in the Pacific Nothweest as well, mudflapper, and someone in Port Orchard trimmed their tree, and they're going to keep an eye out for self-sown babies for me! I know people here understand when I say I'm very excited! I lost my bay to freezes a couple winters ago. I know of one other true bay in Aberdeen, and I was horrified when they cut it so far back I didn't know if it would survive! It did. I've gotten two more, staying in pots until they're bigger and I can decide where to put them. As big as the trees get, it's astounding that to buy the dried leaves in the store are SO EXPENSIVE! I feel the same about walnuts in the shell, too. I can go to my Auntie's in Idaho, and ask the neighbours, they'll let me just rake up their walnuts and take them...TONS of them!
But, back to the bay, when I got the branches from the P.O. people, I found some seeds, which is what brought me here today in the first place. I know they typically have a low germination, so I was looking for a good way to try to get them to sprout.
cherokee34 - I'm a bit concerned about your term 'seeds'. Are you sure you found bay fruit? They are black berries, not seeds as such. Is it possible that what you have found is the flower buds? Both flowers and berries are on the trees round here at this time of year.
I've had my current Bay Laurel only 4 or 5 years, but I had one before that about 8 or 9 years. I grow them in pots so I can bring them in during the winter - I'm here in central Virginia now. My dad managed to kill the first one I had during a time when I was doing crazy work/travel around the country. I grow mine in a large but manageable pot, and I keep it cut back to about two feet tall, a real nice bush. I get vigorous growth during the summer, as much as a foot or two. When I cut it back, I bundle the stem ends together and hang it to dry. I break off leaves as I like for cooking. Eventually I take all the leaves off and pack them for storage, but it is not urgent. I use it year round and always have more than I can use.
I have had 2 Bay Leaf trees over the last 10 years. Neither grew. They both developed new leaves, but the plants were never bushy and never grew over 12 or so inches - They also developed scale, and spraying my first Bay Leaf seemed to have killed the tree. I have repotted them and taken them outside in summers.I have washed them and now remove the scale by hand. Obviously I am doing something wrong. Please suggest a soil, fertilizer or something.


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I thought this recipe was fabulous! I did add garlic, salt and pepper. I will definitely make again! I'm still enjoying left overs.
This was fantastic! I used lime juice in place of the fish sauce and it was still sublime.
We like spicy, but I'd reduce the Thai Curry paste as it was extremely hot. Lite-coconut milk was fine. Agree chicken or tofu could be added, but it is a tasty meatless meal. Also adding chick peas would work.
Thought this was a good concept but really needed an extra kick, even though I doubled the curry paste. Next time I'll double the spices (esp. the cumin), use some fresh ginger and garlic, and add more salt. Roasting the squash might also be better, to get a sort of caramelized edge. Next time I will serve with cilantro on top in addition to the nuts.
FANTASTIC. If you don't have fish sauce, add a tablespoon of lime juice. It's wonderful, easy, and DELICIOUS. Will definitely make this again and again.
Tasty, easy and fast. I used half butternut squash, half cauliflower. I also added a clove of garlic and half a red pepper, diced, to the onion saute. Used chard for the spinach. Will definitely make again.
This recipe was easy and great for fall. I would definitely add more salt next time... maybe after the fish sauce to taste. Also, I prefer my curry a tad spicier. Next time I will add some dried red chili pepper flakes to the onions while they are sauteing for an extra kick.
If you purchase already cut up squash, this is a snap, and it's a little unusual despite the simplicity, because of the squash. I used some scallions for crunch instead of the cashews, and used only about 3/5 of the can of coconut milk, and some extra water. This was plenty, and I'm sure light coconut milk would be fine.
I omitted the fish sauce and otherwise followed the recipe. It was easy enough for a week-night dinner, but good enough to share with friends. We'll make this again.
Cumin?? I don't think of that as Southeast Asian. This dish tasted good but was a little heavy. So I think I am going to be using this as a filling to wontons/ravioli. Next time I would absolutely leave the cumin out. Maybe substitute ginger.


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There are legal ramifications for things they look at/do on their company computer as well. Not doing your job and failing to report that behavior could cost everyone in the company as a result. I'm in the same boat as you so I know your pain. But it's definitely for the greater good.
I've personally gotten a few people fired because of reporting mis-use. Sure I felt terrible about it; I even lost some sleep over it. But in the end I was just doing my job as defined by my contract and the policies of the company.
As was mentioned if you don't feel you can manage the ethical dilemma you should talk to your manager about switching off that particular task with another admin.
Like I've heard over the years...don't like your job description? Then you weren't made for the job.
On the other hand, do you have the flexibility to choose levels of severity (acting as a censor) and "nab" the worse offenders or have a blanket order to nab everyone, regardless of position?
If you don't "find" anyone breaking the rules that's one thing. If you do know of offenders, that's another. (At present, I am an offender...)
Monitoring others tracks on the 'net is a waste of your time. I got no idea the tool(s) your company is using but what they should be investing in is systems that block access to sites that are known to get the company in trouble like porn, hate and gambling; not focusing in on who's being non-productive based on their web surfing tracks & habits. That's the slack arsed employees boss' job. Or do you monitor web cams setup in the kitchen/break rooms and bathrooms too. Does depend on the employee base. Hourly is a different makeup than salary of course but I hate the BS that technology should try and measure someones productivity unless its a call center.
Even though I have the ability, I don't review someone's actions online unless HR initiates it nor do I want to. Lawsuits and all with fortune 500 companies.
We're supposed to do WHAT all day?
Seriously... I do a lot of telesales and sitting here calling customers is not exactly taking 100% of my time... so as i call (call = WORK) i surf... I can do two things at once!
hmmm.....you don't work for Bank of America do you? Okay....good....neither do I.....
Use it as a tool to blackmail people. Seems like the most ethical thing.
I think what you ned to do is depersonalize it for yourself.
Generate data from whatever tool you are using to manage the traffic leaving the building and let whoever is actually going to be doing the firing take care of the problem children (as they see it).
There are lots of affordable, effective tools for managing people's access to the internet and logging what behaviors they do have. If your company isn't using a good one then you need to spend some time on a business jusification to implemment it.
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It is better to remain silent and be thought a fool, then to speak and remove all doubt.
I would love that job. People are told when they get internet access at work that it is for business purposes and anything you do can be monitored. Just visiting a seemingly harmless website can wreak havoc on a computer network. It's not like they don't know what they're doing is wrong. I used to be on this site everyday at Capital One but it was a calculated risk with potential for disaster.
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The elementary education major set foot in the new country on Aug. 26 not knowing what to expect from her 16-week journey; the only contact she had with her host family before entering their household was messaging them on Facebook a few weeks prior.
Initially, the foreign culture posed some problems. Even though she has taken Spanish since sixth grade, Dewlen admits that many times she was unaware of what to say. But that feeling dissipated after some weeks being there, as Dewlin became more comfortable through familiar cultural experiences like attending church and taking college courses. She was even able to teach Sunday school.
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Bad Things Create Better People
True, things could have been worse for Joseph – but not much worse. First, growing up an orphan – his mother had died when he had been an infant. Yes, Joseph had a father. His Dad Jacob was alive alright, but he was most probably preoccupied with the tensions and jealousies of an extended family composed of his three remaining wives and over ten other children. There was rivalry, resentment and then hate among the brothers, culminating in their ganging up on Joseph and leaving him for dead, having thrown him into an empty well in the middle of nowhere. Fished out of there and sold into Egyptian slavery, he was framed by a sexually starved Egyptian princess, wrongly accused of attempted rape, and condemned to the dungeon. And that same Joseph – at the age of 30 – rises to become the viceroy of Egypt and the savior of the Children of Israel. Is there any connection between the two parts of Joseph's life?
It really hurts when a seven year old falls off his bicycle and skins his knee. He wails in anguish. As parents it hurts us too, and we wish that it wouldn't have happened. But we also know that no one every learned to ride a bike without taking a nasty fall at least once or twice.
There is no way in the world to grow, to learn, to advance and progress, without taking risks or being thrust into challenging situations, and stumbling once in a while. No pain, no gain as we say. That is the way that God created the universe, that's human nature. It is only the possibility of failure, the experience of adversity, which steels us and refines us and pushes us forward. Only when we go way beyond our comfort zones, do we discover unexplored regions without ourselves. Real growth requires pain.
The Hasidic master Rav Mordechai Joseph Leiner of Izbitch, tells us that the deepest source of meaning in life is to be found in the fact that God does not shield us from tribulations and suffering. He watches over us, as it were, by allowing life to take its natural course. Because of His concern for our ultimate growth and success, He refrains from preventing us from falling. We have been placed in a reality that allows us to err, to know grief and heart-ache, to endure pain, for only under such circumstances do we have an opportunity to grow. It is only through the struggle, the turmoil, that we become fully alive to the significance of life. It may be that only he who has suffered may fully live.
Not that suffering guarantees meaning. It is a necessary but not a sufficient condition. We may not always take advantage of the opportunity. We may wallow in grief, we may feel sorry for ourselves, we may not find the inner resources to overcome our adversity. Tragedy may break us. But if we do surmount the obstacles, we are far better off than we were to begin with.
When all is good, life is emptied of its transformational power. When you have it all, that is when all may be lost. Only through the lack, only when we are far from having consummated our desires and dreams, only when all is not revealed and clouds still cover the heavens, only them is the deepest meaning available and only then can we access the wealth of potential greatness hidden within our souls.
The very nature of creation is that God cannot simply vouchsafe to us meaning and greatness. It can only be attained though struggle and travail. May we all harness our pain as Joseph did to reach the heights of personal accomplishment and spiritual grandeur.
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Mandela and Messianic Time
In less than a week, so much has been said to eulogize Nelson Mandela. Together with Frederik Willem de Klerk, he was responsible "for the peaceful termination of the apartheid regime, and for laying the foundations for a new democratic South Africa" (Nobel Foundation).
Mandela was a world icon, showing that nonviolent progress towards justice is possible.
Reading the eulogies has helped me as I struggle day after day to find hope. Generally, I don't believe that humanity is evolving morally or spiritually. I find it tragic, in fact, that the wisest people are retired, while young learners lead the world. Human history seems a repetition of terrible mistakes.
Frankly, I cannot wrap my mind around the vision of Messianic time, even though the great Jewish philosopher Maimonides insists that hope is a pillar of Jewish spirituality. On Yom Kippur, I had a quick glimpse of hope. The idealism of my son and his friends, the liturgy's endless prayers for peace, and the community's yearning for self-improvement seduced me. But the glimpse soon faded into memory…
Until this week.
Last week, Rabbi Tsvi Blanchard commented on the story of Joseph's reconciliation with his long-lost brothers. What a risk Joseph takes when he reaches out to these men he knew only as bullies! He reveals himself, literally and figuratively. Literally, he cries and cries. Speaking his brothers' language, he says "I am Joseph." Figuratively, he opens his heart, showing that he hopes to be received with love.
Where does Joseph get the courage to take the risk? He actually explains it in his own words. He tells his brothers, "Don't feel bad that you sold me into slavery, because God put me here to save lives. God sent me ahead of you, to keep you alive " (Genesis 45:5-7). Joseph believes in a grand narrative where everything ultimately turns out for the better.
Rabbi Blanchard says: Often we secretly hope for reconciliation, but fear taking the risk. Could we, he asks, follow Joseph's lead? Could we allow ourselves to believe that the rift is part of a larger story with a happy ending? If we believed that was where we were headed, would we be more willing to take a risk?
This week, Rabbi Julie Danan says: Nelson Mandela must have believed in a greater good, too, as he became the public face of "Truth and Reconciliation."
Hillary Kaplan adds: It's easy to draw parallels between the Biblical character Joseph and the real man Mandela. Both were harmed in their youth; both served long prison terms; both were skilled politicians; both took risks for reconciliation; both were criticized for compromising too easily with the seat of power, and for failing to broaden economic opportunity.
Compromising is a risk, too, when you're a politician. But you compromise in order to reach a vision of a greater good.
The great midrash collection Genesis Rabbah explains that the world was created for the sake of such a vision. In the mind of the editor, everything that happens leads ultimately to the flourishing of the Jewish people. And, of course, the flourishing of the Jewish people is necessary for the redemption of the world. History has a plan; the plan is set out symbolically in the Book of Genesis; and it is being realized even now.
Normally, this kind of thinking seems ludicrous to me. It's irrational, it's patently false, it's ethnocentric. Nothing in my mindset resonates with this at all.
But this is not a normal week. It's the week of Mandela's passing and the anniversary of Joseph's reconciliation.
I hold Mandela in high moral esteem. His belief in social evolution seems beautiful, blessed and true. And, like Joseph, I do believe in interpersonal healing, and I do sometimes take risks to achieve it. Sometimes rupture is only a chapter in a story of deepening friendship.
Through these reflections, I receive another glimpse into the reality of Messianic time. Hope is visionary. It does not have to reflect current conditions to be real. When it motivates people to move forward personally and socially, it is real.
I want to grow my hope, to string together glimpses into a clear vision. But I need help. Can you tell me: What makes hope real for you?
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