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Fettuccine Alfredo
- Active Time 30m
- Total Time 35m
2 servings, 1 1/2 cups each
Alfredo di Lello, the Roman restaurateur who created his signature sauce in the 1920s, might be startled to find this streamlined version that still tastes rich enough to satisfy those deep creamy-pasta cravings. The addition of zucchini boosts the nutritional profile. And when cut into thin strands, it can be twirled gracefully on a fork
- 3/4 cup vegetable broth or reduced-sodium chicken broth (see Tips for Leftovers)
- 4 large cloves garlic, peeled
- 4 ounces whole-wheat fettuccine
- 1 small zucchini, cut into matchsticks
- 2 teaspoons cornstarch, mixed with 1 tablespoon water
- 2 tablespoons reduced-fat sour cream
- Pinch of freshly grated nutmeg
- 1/8 teaspoon freshly ground pepper, or to taste
- 3/4 cup freshly grated Parmesan cheese, divided
- 1 tablespoon chopped fresh parsley
Bring a large saucepan of water to a boil. Combine broth and garlic cloves in a small saucepan; bring to a boil over high heat. Cover, reduce heat to a simmer and cook until the garlic cloves are soft, about 15 minutes.
After the garlic has simmered about 10 minutes, cook fettuccine in the boiling water, stirring often, for 8 minutes. Drop in zucchini and cook until the fettuccine is just tender, about 1 minute more.
Meanwhile, transfer the garlic and broth to a blender. Process until the mixture is smooth, about 1 minute. (Use caution when blending hot liquids; see Tip). Return the mixture to the pot and bring to a simmer over medium-high heat. Add cornstarch mixture; whisk it until slightly thickened, about 15 seconds. Remove from the heat and whisk in sour cream, nutmeg and pepper. Return the pot to very low heat to keep the sauce warm. (Do not boil).
Drain the pasta and place in a large bowl. Add the sauce and 1/2 cup Parmesan; toss to coat well. Sprinkle with parsley and serve immediately, passing the remaining 1/4 cup Parmesan separately.
Tips for Leftovers: Leftover canned broth keeps up to 5 days in the refrigerator or up to 3 months in your freezer. Leftover broth in aseptic packages keeps for up to 1 week in the refrigerator. Add to soups, sauces, stews; use for cooking rice and grains; add a little when reheating leftovers to prevent them from drying out.
Tip: Hot liquids can splatter out of a blender when it's turned on. To avoid this, remove the center piece of the lid. Loosely cover the hole with a folded kitchen towel and turn the blender on. Better airflow will keep the contents from spewing all over the kitchen—and yourself.
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nutrition information per serving
379 calories; 11g total fat; 6g total saturated fat; 33mg cholesterol; 628mg sodium; 52g carbohydrates; 8g fiber; 21g protein
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Has anyone ever heard of Alocasia 'Flamingo Feet'
etropicals(z10FL)June 17, 2005
Okay just another interesting Alocasia I found being sold on-line. Is it just another one of the countless scams a seller is trying to pull off or a ligit species? This is the pic of the Alocasia in qustion (one being sold)
lariann(z10 FL)
Definitely not A. zebrina reticulata, but does look like it stands a very good chance of being the Scott #1, aka "Aurora". I expect there'll be a lot of names being used for this particular Alocasia as ebay sellers and others hope to cash in on the fact that the plant is not yet known commonly in the trade.
Here is a link that might be useful: Aroidia Research

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(Sports Network) - Two of the best teams in the Western Conference this season meet tonight as the Minnesota Wild welcome the Anaheim Ducks to Xcel Energy Center.
The Wild are 8-1-0 on the year and with 16 points lead the Northwest Division and are tied for the top spot in the Western Conference. Anaheim (7-0-2) also has 16 points and is tied for first place in the Pacific Division with Dallas.
Minnesota has won back-to-back games after suffering its only defeat of the season, a 2-1 setback in Anaheim on October 20.
The Wild's latest victory came Wednesday evening against the visiting Los Angeles Kings. Brian Rolston tallied a pair of goals to lead Minnesota to a 3-1 victory over the Kings.
Manny Fernandez stopped 35 shots while Todd White scored a goal and added a pair of assists for the Wild, who are a perfect 6-0-0 on their home ice this season.
The Wild will once again be without winger Marian Gaborik, who has missed the last two games with a groin injury.
The Ducks were last in action on Wednesday when they hosted the Edmonton Oilers and picked up a 6-2 victory at the Honda Center. Ryan Getzlaf's two goals and Chris Pronger's three assists helped lead the Ducks to the victory.
It was Pronger's first game against his old Edmonton squad, which he led to the Stanley Cup finals back in June, but his teammates managed to steal the limelight.
Travis Moen scored his first two goals of the season, tough guy Todd Fedoruk registered two points, while Jean-Sebastien Giguere stopped 29 shots, including several point-blank chances for Anaheim, which has won its last four games.
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Posted by Jennifer Belissent, Ph.D. on December 13, 2012
I was invited by the Moscow city government to participate in the Moscow Urban Forum, a conference designed to bring urban policy experts together to discuss opportunities for Moscow. Last week's event brought together primarily city leaders, urban planners, and architects with a few innovation experts and artists thrown in. There was a lot of talk of global competition and promoting the creative class in a city. But interestingly (for me at least), there seemed to be few from the ICT sector and little discussion of how to leverage technology across the city.
Despite the relative absence of technology as a main theme in the plenary sessions, there was a breakout on open data, which included city leaders from London, Barcelona, the Netherlands, and Moscow. The speakers all touched on some similar themes of internal use, external interfaces, a model of attracting business, and a comprehensive platform. These map to several of the themes of my presentation a few weeks ago at the Smart City World Congress in Barcelona — improved decision-making, transparency, greater citizen engagement, improved services, and economic development. Different cities highlight different aspects more than others. According to Sergio Jerez, Barcelona, for example, has focused on data as an opportunity to promote entrepreneurship. In his words, "open data is a new raw material for society and economic development."
Posted by TJ Keitt on December 9, 2012
My colleague Ted Schadler and I published several case studies in our recent report, "The Road To Social Business Transformation Starts With A Burning Platform." What follows is one of those stories -- SAS's social collaboration platform, The Hub, designed to capture conversations that were leaking out into the public social sphere as employees attempted to share information. Here's the story:
SAS is a company noted for its focus on its people — it has appeared in every one of Fortune's lists of "100 Best Companies to Work For" during the list's 15-year history. And it's no wonder: SAS's perks include intramural sports leagues and a subsidized healthcare center. SAS's commitment to its people, though, goes beyond their health and well-being. The Cary, N.C., software vendor also wants to ensure that its people have tools that keep them connected and engaged, allowing them to stay productive and informed.
In 2009, this desire manifested itself in Senior Director of Internal Communications Karen Lee's push for creating a new platform for the corporate intranet. IT Senior Director Tom Sherrod and his team had worked closely with Karen and her team to roll out an intranet with many embedded tools, such as blogs and wikis. But Karen and company felt something was missing — they wanted a "more social intranet" that provided more information about people, such as pictures.
Posted by John Brand on December 6, 2012
I've been spending the last few months doing research and a number of speaking engagements and webinars on the evolution of Big Data in Asia Pacific. What has become clear is that APAC organisations are struggling with the disruptive forces of big data - whether they have actually implemented it or not.
Disruptive technologies are often assumed to be disruptive because of the transformational benefits they might bring to those organisations that actually implement them. However, this research has highlighted that disruption exists simply because the concept exists. Whether the term relates to something physical or real (or not), it's still becoming disruptive to the organisation. We've seen this many times before - cloud computing, radio frequency identification tags (RFID), electronic market places - the list goes on.
How companies choose to cope with this disruption...or how they attempt to challenge it head-on...is particularly interesting. For some, it's a case of complete denial - "there's nothing new or different about this technology (or the problems that it's supposed to be solving)...so we don't need to do anything". For others it's a case of failing fast and pushing the bounds of what is, or what is not, possible. Whether Big Data is the underlying driving force or not, really doesn't matter. It's a catalyst for change that brings a change in thinking, a change in organisational priorities and a change in operational and project budget allocations.
Posted by Ted Schadler on December 6, 2012
This case study is from TJ Keitt's and my social business playbook report, "The Road To Social Business Starts With A Burning Platform." A social business uses technology to work efficiently using a common collaboration platform -- without being constrained by server availability or storage capacity. Here's the story.
If you've already consolidated dozens of email systems from every vendor and era onto a single managed instance of Exchange 2007, made the shift to support 70 or more state agencies by operating as an ISP, and crunched 20 SharePoint instances down to a single scalable data center, what else is there to do? After all, you've already achieved a high state of IT operational efficiency and process optimization.
If you are Ed Valencia, CTO and Deputy Commissioner, and Tarek Tomes, Customer and Service Management, Assistant Commissioner, the State of Minnesota's IT department (MN.IT), you step back and ask, "Has what we've done really helped the business communicate and collaborate efficiently and effectively?" They knew they could do more by moving their collaboration workloads into the cloud.
So they took a gamble that Microsoft's Office 365 Dedicated offering was ready for the State of Minnesota. Office 365 Dedicated has opened new doors for people throughout the State of Minnesota government. Agencies can collaborate with one another because the common collaboration platform integrates the disparate directories of the different government entities. For example, the Governor can send a message to every agency in the executive branch through this common platform.
Posted by Nigel Fenwick on December 6, 2012
Every day there is a plethora of "social media experts" offering advice on how to win using social media (and nearly all of it is posted on social media). In just a single edition of SocialBizBuzz on Dec 5 21012, you could read: Alistair Rennie from IBM writing in The Huffington Post on the differences between social media and social business; Francis Gouillart writing in the HBR Blog Network on the value of co-creating through social; and Mashable's Todd Wasserman opining on how most social media marketing is a waste of time!
Posted by Dan Bieler on December 4, 2012
This summer Switzerland's incumbent carrier, Swisscom, launched a simple but revolutionary new mobile tariff, Natel Infinity. Infinity is a speed-based tariff that comes in the versions XS, S, M, L, and XL, which represent download speeds ranging from 200 kbit/s to 100 Mbit/s. Prices range from CHF59 to CHF169 per month (€49 to €139). Significantly, the tariff throws in unlimited national voice, SMS messaging services, and data usage without any additional charge (XL even comes with unlimited international calls to most destinations and SMS).
The idea is simple: The greater your urge for fast mobile services, the more you pay — irrespective of which apps you use and how you wish to communicate. All that matters is speed. In this respect, Swisscom has replicated for the mobile world a tariff approach that is already fairly common in the fixed-line world. I believe this move by Swisscom is noteworthy in two respects:
Posted by James Staten on December 3, 2012
As the end of 2012 approaches there is one clear takeaway about the cloud computing market — enterprise use has arrived. Cloud use is no longer solely hiding in the shadows, IT departments are no longer denying it's happening in their company, and legitimate budgeting around cloud is now taking place. According to the latest Forrsights surveys nearly half of all enterprises in North America and Europe will set aside budget for private cloud investments in 2013 and nearly as many software development managers are planning to deploy applications to the cloud.
So what does that mean for the coming year? In short, cloud use in 2013 will get real. We can stop speculating, hopefully stop cloudwashing, and get down to the real business of incorporating cloud services and platforms into our formal IT portfolios. As we get real about cloud, we will institute some substantial changes in our cultures and approaches to cloud investments. We asked all the contributors to the Forrester cloud playbook to weigh in with their cloud predictions for the coming year, then voted for the top ten. Here is what we expect to happen when enterprise gets real about cloud in 2013:
Posted by Manish Bahl on December 3, 2012
Last month, I attended an IBM Systems and Technology Group (STG) Executive Summit in the US, where IBM outlined its key strategies for accelerating sales in growth markets, including:
· Aggressively marketing PureSystems. IBM is positioning PureSystems (a pre-integrated, converged system of servers, storage, and networking technology with automated self-management and built-in SmartCloud technology) as an integrated and simplified data center offering to help organizations reduce the money and time they spend on the management and administration of servers.
· Continuing to expand in "tier two" cities. Over the next 12 months, IBM plans to continue its expansion outside of major metropolitan areas by opening small branches in nearly 100 locations in growth markets, most notably India, China, Brazil, and Russia.
· Expanding channel capabilities and accelerating new routes to market. IBMplans to certify 2,800 global resellers on PureSystems in 2013 and upgrade the solution and technical expertise of 500 of its partners. Also, the company plans to drive the revenue of managed service providers (MSPs) by working with them closely to develop cloud-based services and solutions on PureSystems.
Considering the vast potential demand from growth markets and slowdown in developed markets, IBM is among the growing camp of multinational vendors aggressively targeting them as an engine for future business. Some of my key observations on IBMs event and recent announcements:
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Travelled the world and have never stayed in such a hovel
Stayed in the Scarbourgh Grand,grand by name but what a hovel.
I reported this hotel to Health and Safety, and the Tourist Board.Obviously nothing has been done.
The entire building needs to be shut down,and the inside rebuilt.
The reception staff to have some lessons in manners
The cleaning staff lessons in cleaning
Stay here at your peril.
Hotel from hell
What an absolute dump the room was filthy and would not let my dog stay in there, we complained and asked for another room they said there were none availabe, thank god we only had to put up with it for 2 days, it needs completely refurbishing it may have been ok 70 years ago, how they can still call it the grand is beyond me, never again
Excellent carnt be beaten on price
Very Clean. friendly service an excellent value for money break near to all the attractions food ok basic though
Never stayed in a worse place
Last time I stayed in Scarborough I booked a room through tourist information, which was cheap and cheerful. Sounded a great idea to stay in the Grand Hotel the next time, and it was suitably expensive when I booked it.
I could not believe how grim the decor was on the way in, and lamented its long lost glory years.
The room was very sparse and cheaply furnished.
There was no telephone, air conditioning or fan
It was not very clean. In the bathroom there was no shampoo just two soap dispensers.
The breakfast was in shifts. It was not very good
In all it reminded me of Butlins budget accommodation before a refurb in the late 1990s, but it should have been better at �75 per room per night, particularly when you consider the value for money and quality of accommodation of say Travel Inn or Travellodge
The destruction of a grand hotel
We stayed at this hotel in the spring of 2004, such a majestic looking hotel, if you want to see a building falling into decline, even pushed, this is the place to go, it is worth seeing what the place could be, but if you love old buildings, it is very sad to the eyes indeed to see it fall and pushed into its decay. I am glad I saw a great building before it's final demise, but as a hotel - I am sorry, it requires a very wide berth, the coffee is cheap rate and horrid, the food is spartan, and it has all the charm only someone with poor taste could worship. Very sad indeed, and with a little love it could be the best hotel in Britain!!, listen up Butlins!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Entertainment great
having just spent 6 days at the grand hotel, my wife and I both agree it was good value for the price, ok there was a couple of problems at first but the staff went out of there way to solve the blimps, first we thought the room was abit small so the reception staff were very helpful and changed it to abigger one, the room was great with a seaview what more could you ask for, they even gave us a electric fire when we said the room was a bit cool the first night, we only used it that one night ,the entertainment and food was verygood, h day
The GRAND Is GRIM
We entered the hotel and became aware immediately that we had made a huge mistake...it was smelly, smokey, dirty and totally unsuitable for us...with two young children! We decided to view the room but that was awful...the smoke from the reception area followed us up to the third floor and I was having trouble breathing, as an asthmatic it was obvious we couldn't stay. In the room the covers on the four beds were old and not particularly clean, the bathroom was shocking and the furniture very old. We left immediately, despite the fact it was 5.30pm with two hungry children...I would not risk eating in this hotel.
£80.00 A NIGHT get a life !!!!!!
We booked into the hotel and we were asked to pay for the room straight away ,we then were taken to the room and taken down a passage where the roof had previously caved in and it was showing all the josts and the doors on either side of our room had no entry over them . The room was dark damp and disgusting we immediately asked for another room and that was pretty similar and while your there please look at the carpet its alive with slugs and bugs on the floor which can be more or said of the staff as they immediately gave us our money back less transaction charges with the debit card. the security man is the most unpleasent man imaginable as he then escorted us off the property .this hotel is the biggest dump imaginable and should be avoided ,the only hotel I would say this resembles is the Bates hotel in psycho! or a scene from a carry on film
Worst hotel ever
stayed a few months ago at grand hotel what a joke . the first room was terrible it was dirty it smelled we payed for a sea view the window was that dirty we couldnt see out of it,the doors were hanging off the furniture the window in the bathroom was held in place by masking tape.
in the bath there was still body hair from the previous guest as well as a ring mark.they couldnt move us from this room when we complained they said to find somewhere else how do you do that on a bank holiday weekend? the restaurant was the pitts if you happen to be the second sitting you ate on the dirty table cloth from the first sitting ie egg stains and god knows what . we left after the first night with 12 flea bites as a parting gift . save your money and find a clean bus shelter.
An eye opener
The room keys were issued to us but the room was stil the way the previous guests had left it. After complaining to the reception desk we were asked to come back after 2 hours. We did it was still the same.
They then said it would be ready in 5 minutes. All they di was change the sheets and towels. There was still pubic hairs in the bath.
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In the book I'm reading now, Practical Programming - An Introduction to Computer Science Using Python, I've come across an example of code. I can's see what is the reason for the first cycle and the conditional check. As I see it, the second cycle alone is enough to do the same work. I've put the code through the debugger, but still can't figure out the reason for the parts I consider useless.
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By Max Weiss. Posted on May 06, 2010
The connection between Utz potato chips and Baltimore is legend. Yes, as many a would-be smarty parts will tell you, they're manufactured over the border in Hanover, PA, but Baltimore was the first major market to embrace the Utz brand, founded by Will and Salie Utz in 1921. As Wikipedia tells us, "After Salie cooked the chips, Bill delivered them to local grocery stores and farmers' markets in the Hanover and Baltimore, Maryland areas." For years thereafter, our own Lexington Market was the primary distribution point for Utz products. Utz embraced its Baltimore connection with its Old Bay-seasoned "Crab Chips." Utz even made a cameo on The Wire! We owned you, Utz!
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double bedroom with private bathroom in a bright and stylish penthouse with terrace in Dublin's most vibrant area, Grand Canal Theatre/Hanover Quay. Located in the city center, near (website hidden) and (website hidden) HQs, Dublin Convention Center.
Space where guests can cook their own meals
Towels, bed sheets, soap, and toilet paper
Central heating or a heater in the listing
Space where guests can cook their own meals
Towels, bed sheets, soap, and toilet paper
Central heating or a heater in the listing
In the building, free or for a fee
In the building, free or for a fee
Continuous access in the listing
Breakfast is provided.
The listing can accommodate a gathering of 25 or more attendees
Easy access to the building and listing for guests in wheelchairs
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Free, in the building or nearby
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The Space
The apartment was featured this month in "Image Interiors Magazine", one of the leading magazines in Ireland, with pictures and an interview of me. You will find the article in the pictures, so you can understand who I am and what the apartment looks like.
It is a 2-floors penthouse with a large terrace.
Lower floor:
-Bedroom 1 (my bedroom, not to let)
-Bedroom 2: 4.5m x 3m, private bathroom. Balcony
-Utility room: washing machine with dryer, iron with table
-Kitchen, fully equipped
-Dining room: 5.5m x 4m
Upper floor:
-Living room: penthouse
Bedroom 2 has its own private bathroom (bath with with jets). In the bedroom you have 3 closets, so there is enough room to put your clothes and luggage.
1 detail: I don't have TV. You'll see, it is actually great to do something else… ☺
Guest Access
Full access to the apartment except my bedroom.
Interaction with Guests
It is up to you. I love living in Dublin, so I can definitely share my tips, good addresses, bring you to nice bars if you want.
On the contrary, if you prefer discovering the city on your own or if you are here for business, you can have your privacy. The fact that the apartment is a duplex is a "+"
I welcome all guests, all religions, genders etc.
I don't mind smokers (I don't smoke myself)
I hope to see you soon
The Neighborhood
The penthouse is located besides Grand Canal Theatre and the Marker Hotel. There are a lot of bars, restaurants and cafes in the area, as well as pubs and restaurants nearby, ranging from affordable to chic.
Getting around
Easy to come from the airport by bus or taxi (around 20/30 minutes depending on traffic)
2 bike stations beside the apt: 10-minute bike ride / 20 minute walk brings you to St Stephen's Green.
Taxi station besides the building.
Other Things to Note
I don't have TV… Take it as a Detox… There is so much to do in Dublin that you won't have time to watch TV anyway…
I provide towels, shampoo, conditioner, shower gel, and even a hair dryer with full set of blow-dry brushes.
Just take care of my furniture and objects, each of them has a story…
Smokers accepted (I am NOT a smoker myself but I don't mind if you smoke)
Charlotte's apartment was just as she described if not more stunning. She was very good about communication even when we booked last minute. The room and bathroom were beyond expectation in cleanliness and overall welcoming. The neighborhood was spectacular as well.
Great room in a great apartment with a great host! Charlotte was very flexible when I needed to adjust my arrival and was very helpful with Dublin information. The bed was also really comfortable! The room is small, so I'm not sure I would have been super comfortable there with my very large husband, but since I was on my own, it was just right. I'd definitely stay there again.
We had a great time at Charlotte's place. Communication with her was great since the first moment and she provided a lot of useful informations on means of arrival and about the city.
The neighborhood is nice and quite, and not far from the city center (most of the time we walked).
Charlotte was a wonderful host. Her place was incredibly comfortable and beautiful. The bed was very comfortable and it was great having our own private bathroom so that we didn't feel like we were interrupting the host's morning routine! Charlotte shared great tips on what to do during our brief stay in Dublin. Her place is just a short walk from Trinity College and Temple Bar area, and its incredibly easy to find a cab or get to the DART if you wish to travel further than your feet are willing to take you. I would definitely stay with Charlotte again if I came back to Dublin.
Charlotte has a beautiful apartment in a great (and quiet) location in Dublin! I was there for a conference at the Bord Gais Energy Theatre, and this apartment was a 1 minute walk from it! I highly recommend this place!
This is beautiful Penthouse in a newer vibrant area of Center City Dublin. Charlotte was a wonderful thoughtful host and made me feel very welcome. I would highly recommend staying here.
Hi Airbnbers,
Charlotte was a very kind host and welcoming. Apartment was clean and nice. I like the artistic mode and natural light all over. Charlotte introduced me to everything in the apartment, especially how to keep warm and get hot water. I do recommend Charlotte and her apartment as the location is really nice and lovely and not so far from city center. I enjoyed my visit and if I get back, I would try to get this place. Thanks smiley Charlotte.
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12/31/2013 (1 year ago)
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People appreciate having candles lit in their name because they demonstrate that someone special is thinking about them.
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S/O When did you start reading "real" books to your kids?
DS is almost 2 and he loves books but mostly of course we read the books marketed to his age group, or sometimes we'll look at field guides of birds and trees, etc..
When did you start reading more advanced chapter books (with a real plot/story) to your kids? DS pays attention to the story now, but he still has a limited amount of patience for being attentive and he likes the pictures (all things I would completely expect). I saw in the summer book thread that a mama was reading harry potter to her toddler. Oh, how I would love to read some real books to DS mostly because I would enjoy them, too... but 2 seems way too young to actually pay attention.
Anyway, each kid is different of course, but when did YOURS start to like "real" books (even "real" like captain underpants )
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Re: S/O When did you start reading "real" books to your kids?
I was the Harry Potter momma ODS started liking and actually sitting still/listening to chapter books around a year old, but only at bedtime...we couldn't just curl up in the living room chair and read for hours or anything. We usually did 1/2 to a full chapter (depending on length, my voice wearing out, and/or him falling asleep) at bedtime each night. He's 6 now and still one of those chill kinda kids...very mellow, very much a cuddler, and he'll sit and read books of his own constantly now.
DD was part of the reading chapter books at bedtime from birth, but she didn't really start paying attention until around...18 months? 2 years? Somewhere around there. Her attention span has never been as long as her brother's, and she does better at bedtime...I think it has something to do with just the time of day/night, making it part of the routine, that sort of thing?? We turn off the tv, computer, and put away all noisy toys about an hour before bedtime, but after baths...its just quiet time in our house, the kids can color, do puzzles, we have family time/talks, that sort of thing....nice & quiet and calm...which I think is the perfect time for a good book We read lots of more traditional "age appropriate" kids books during the day.
My niece is 3.5 and still can't still for more than a page or two of *any* book...I think our record has been 3 pages from Grumpy Gloria, and it has 2-3 lines per page...and that was showing pictures, stopping and discussing the picture constantly, redirecting attention, etc.
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Re: S/O When did you start reading "real" books to your kids?
My oldest was about 5 when we started (didn't occur to me to do it any earlier), DS would often sit in and listen and he was 3. I haven't really sat down and read to YDD (chapter books, I mean), but she has listened to several audio books since she was 3. I was just thinking about this the other day, how I haven't started reading chapter books to her and I need to.
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Re: S/O When did you start reading "real" books to your kids?
I read only "real" books to my son, except for the 2 Dr. Seuss books we own and a couple books of children's poetry (very sparse black and white sketches). We have no board, counting, shape or farm books. I read the newspaper and a couple fun chapter books to my son, and our sitter reads her hebrew spy novels out loud.
For me reading is about:
1) grammar (in the broadest sense, i.e. the whole structure of language), which to me means full sentences, not the super short phrases in most baby books
2) vocabulary, and not just the names of farm animals or shapes. I think the more words a baby hears the more words a baby will eventually learn.
3) seeing the printed words. I know virtually every other mom on the planet thinks I'm nuts, but I think the printed words are what matter when reading. Pictures are fun, and I like having a couple illustrations now and then, but I want my son to associate reading with written words.
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Re: S/O When did you start reading "real" books to your kids?
Dd1 was 3 when we started chapter books with her.
Dd2 is 4 3/4 and has no interest in chapter books. We've tried to read them to her and she asks us to stop.
Ds at 2 1/2 still wouldn't sit long enough but is probably getting close - he loves books and will sit for a longer story book lately.
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DS2 is 2.5 and he gets 1 chapter of Harry Potter and 1 chapter of these annoying Fairy books that DD likes a night plus 1 picture book (goes picture book, fairy book, harry potter) usually by the end of the fairy book chapter DS2 is asleep and DD is barely hanging on
ETA- the Harry Potter is for my 7 year old, the Fairy book is for my 4 year old. We're almost finished with Chamber of Secrets so we'll move on to some other chapter book for DS1, I don't think he's old enough for Prisoner of Azkaban or Goblet of Fire
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Re: S/O When did you start reading "real" books to your kids?
I consider picture books to be real. If it has a plot, some tension, something happening, that is enough for me. I started reading those books to my daughter at 15 months (Beatrix Potter books, for example). Bear in mind though, that my daughter is probably off the charts advanced in matters of vocabulary and other reading-related activities. My son is 10 months and I'm still waiting for him to say Mama and mean it, whereas my daughter's first words (multiple) came at about 9 months.
I would urge anyone wanting to move their kid along prematurely to chapter books and away from picture books that you don't need to do that in order to get your kid to the next level. There are plenty of picture books out there with a plot and "big" words. I read an article somewhere that picture books are actually very good for preschoolers. Wish I could remember the source.
Anyway, I wish I could see into my crystal ball for my son. He doesn't have any patience for books yet. We have hundreds of board books due to our daughter's keen interest and he just takes them from me and either eats them or throws them. My daughter always sat there and turned the pages. Kids are all so different.
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Re: S/O When did you start reading "real" books to your kids?
Anyways, I tend to agree with you on the "real books" discussion. My oldest is 6 and I am just now looking into chapter books for him. I ordered Freckle Juice by Judy Blume on Amazon. I remember liking it as a kid and it is about a boy who wants freckles like a boy, Nicky, in his class. My son's name is Nicholas and he has freckles (though doesn't like them) so I think he will enjoy it. I am also going to get him the Fudge box set by Judy Blume.
My other kids (ages 4 & 3) still need the pictures to draw them in. I also like to have them look at the pictures and tell me what they see happening. A favorite in our house is The Giving Tree by Shel Silverstein.
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my kids are 6 4 and almost 3. we read chapter books everyday, well chapters everyday. as soon as we finish one we start another. they all sit on the couch with me and we love it. we have read almost the whole boxcar children series, wizard of oz, pippi longstocking, mrs piggle wiggle series, little house, and lots of others. I like it because i remember these stories from when i was little and I loved reading.
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In response to your recent story about Local Law J, the Toxic-free Toys Act, which would ban certain known toxic chemicals from the products our children play with and use on a daily basis, Albany County should protect children and their health. This bill passed with overwhelming support. Politicians understand this is not about politics, […] [Read More]
A toxic chemical policy is needed
Upon hearing about the toxic toys found at Target, a spokesman noted, "The products in question meet all federal product safety requirements." That is exactly the problem. There are no federal requirements requiring non-toxic products. Unlike pharmaceutical drugs, chemicals do not have to be tested for safety before they can be used in toys or […] [Read More]
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At the Albany County Legislature's public forum and vote on its Toxic Free Toys Act, I was gladdened by the sheer number of Albany County residents who spoke in favor of this common-sense measure. Many speakers were there to testify on another matter but, once they heard the chemical industry lobbyist and their surrogates speak, […] [Read More]
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That personal care products and cosmetics contain asbestos – a known human carcinogen – is an outrage and indictment of a broken regulatory system ("Stop ignoring talc's risk," Nov. 11). Since Congress and federal agencies are not protecting public health, the states and our courts must fill the void. Asbestos has been known to be […] [Read More]
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Our opinion: Where self-regulation isn't protecting children from toxic products, the law must. —You would think that keeping dangerous products out of the hands of children would be a fundamental of corporate citizenship. A new report suggests some local retailers have a way to go in meeting that standard. Perhaps laws under consideration by Albany […] [Read More]
N.Y. fights to remain pristine
Folks living in Schoharie County 20 years ago would have called their way of life idyllic. Not today. Struggling after two hurricanes, the county finds itself in a battle to stop a pipeline for Pennsylvania natural gas, and they're not alone. Duanesburg is opposing a pumping facility. Wineries near Watkins Glen are fighting a massive […] [Read More]
Chemical danger in what we don't yet know
While scientists have established that a group of commonly used chemicals are toxic to human brains, especially in the young and the poor, who face a disproportionate risk of exposure, "the greater concern lies in what we're being exposed to and don't yet know to be toxic" because our broken and outdated regulatory system allows […] [Read More]


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Everything you love about Seneca Shipyard Days and so much more! The Seneca Festival Commission is pulling out all the stops to make the 2015 Seneca Sesquicentennial Celebration bigger, better,…Read More »
June 24-28 2015
Friday and Saturday are both Carnival Wristband Days!
Both Friday and Saturday are wristband days for the carnival. If you have your pre-sale coupons you can use them today or tomorrow and you can also purchase wristbands for…Read More »