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This recipe was specially developed for our partnership with California Olive Ranch. When asked about her inspiration for this recipe, Sarah, our resident recipe specialist, explains, "Being from Bob's Red Mill, I wanted to be sure to make this as whole grain as possible. Everyone's go-to whole grain flour seems to be wheat, so I decided to use something structurally similar but perhaps not as well know to most bakers. Spelt has a great mildly nutty flavor, is nutritionally rich and is highly water-soluble so the body absorbs the nutrients quickly. Baked goods using spelt have a tendency to be slightly more dense which is why I chose to only use spelt flour for half of the total flour. Many quick breads contain the addition of nuts. I wanted to accentuate the nutty flavor of spelt and thought it would be fun to replace nuts with cooked spelt berries. The substitution worked out great, adding a lovely light chew to the cake and increasing the whole grain content for extra nutrition."
Olive Oil Spelt Cake with Caramelized Apples
Yield one 9 inch round
Caramelized Apples
- 1 Tbsp California Olive Ranch Extra Virgin Olive Oil
- ¾ cup Bob's Red Mill Evaporated Cane Juice
- 1 ½ pound firm Apples, peeled and sliced ¼ inch thick
- ¼ cup Bob's Red Mill Organic Spelt Berries
- 2 cups Water
- 3 Tb Bob's Red Mill Organic Golden Flaxseed Meal
- ½ cup Water
- ½ cup California Olive Ranch Extra Virgin Olive Oil
- 1 cup Bob's Red Mill Evaporated Cane Juice
- 1 ½ tsp Vanilla Extract
- 1 ½ cups Bob's Red Mill Unbleached White Pastry Flour
- 1 ½ cups Bob's Red Mill Organic Spelt Flour
- 1 Tb Bob's Red Mill Baking Powder
- 1 tsp Cinnamon
- 1 cup Water
Rinse spelt berries under cool running water. Cover spelt berries with about 2 inches of water. Refrigerate and let soak 8 – 12 hours.
Drain spelt berries and rinse well. Place rinsed spelt berries and 2 cups water in a small pot. Simmer until the spelt berries are very soft, about 90 minutes. Drain and let cool.
Preheat oven to 350°F and lightly oil a 9 inch round cake pan with olive oil.
To make the caramelized apples, heat 1 tablespoon olive oil and evaporated cane juice in a skillet and stir to combine. Let cook, stirring occasionally until golden. Add apple slices and cook, gently stirring, until well-coated and just softened.
Once apples are cool enough to handle, arrange them on the bottom of the prepared cake pan in a decorative pattern.
In a small bowl, combine flaxseed meal and ½ cup water and let sit 5 minutes.
In a medium bowl, sift and combine flours, baking powder and cinnamon. In a separate bowl, whip olive oil and evaporated cane juice until well combined. Add vanilla extract and flaxseed mixture and mix to combine.
Add dry mixture to wet, alternating with remaining 1 cup of water, and mix to combine. Do not over-mix. Fold in cooled spelt berries.
Pour batter on top of the apples in the prepared pan. Bake at 350°F for 40 – 60 minutes until a toothpick inserted in the middle of the cake comes out clean and the edges begin to pull away from the sides. Let cool and unmold onto a serving platter. Makes one 9 inch round cake.

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Monday to Thursday: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Friday 9 a.m. – noon
In case of a spiritual emergency only, and you need to reach the priest,
please call 609-927-1154 and use the prompt.
|Sep 16
|Church Clean-Up
We need your help! We
are asking for volunteers to join our
Care Team! The Care Team will
assist Fr. Harte and Deacon Joe with
the detailed cleaning of the Church.
Cleaning session begins at 8:30 a.m.
and wraps up by 1:00 p.m. Cleaning
supplies, coffee and donuts are all provided. Please contact
Pat Ledden at 609 464-1044 or email:
|Nov 4
|Flea Market
Tables are available to rent:
6' table – $20 and 8' table – $25
Make checks payable to "
Our Lady of Sorrows"
Mail to: Simone Zoladz
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Questions: Call Simone at 927-0569
|Nov 18
|Art, Antique, Craft Show
Please join us at the Fine Art, Antique
& Craft Show here at the Hall on Saturday, November 18th
9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
For more information please call
Joan Corson at 513-7465.
Bible Study
Our Bible Study classes will resume on Monday, September 18th at 7:30 p.m. in the St. Mark room in the annex.
We will begin with a study
of the Gospel according to Mark, the gospel which will be proclaimed at Sunday Mass beginning on the First Sunday of Advent.
School of Liturgy classes are starting up again. Our Parish is in need of Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion and Lectors.
Please call the Parish Office to meet with Fr. Harte if you are interested in any of these church ministries.
Sessions begin on September 12th at St. Katharine Drexel's Parish in Egg Harbor Township.
750 Ticket Raffle
We are in the process of preparing for our traditional
October, 750 Club Beef 'n Beer Dinner and ticket
raffle. This fundraiser has been a tradition for Our
Lady of Sorrow's Parish for over 10 years. It is the
only one night social fundraiser that brings us
together and at the same time helps raise funds to pay
for Church expenses. The funds raised will pay for a
new boiler for the hall, ongoing maintenance for the
church air-conditioning, repairing the outside church
steps and railings and installing new safety railings
outside the hall.
Volunteers are needed to help with the dinner.
A fun-filled evening is in store for all.
Please call the Parish Office at 927-1154 if you
can help out.!!
Votive Candles
We have 14 candle stands to fill and our candle revenue has seemed to decline. We observe people lighting candles but not making a donation to help pay for the candles, globes and tappers. Your donation per candle helps cover the cost of each votive candle or large candle and the sticks to light them. Your donation will help us to continue to have "real" candles to light. The same is true for our kiosk in the back of church with books, booklets and CD's. In order to keep it filled with the newest items, we need your support. We only ask for $3 per CD or booklet and $15 per book. We want to continue to make these resources available for your spiritual enrichment but need your support.
Precious Blood Devotions
A new group has formed to pray the Precious Blood Devotions together before The Blessed Sacrament at Our Lady of Sorrow's Church every Friday from 7:00 p.m.-8:00 p.m.
Mass Intentions
We have Masses, Bread & Wine and Sanctuary Candle Remembrances available.
Please call the office at 927-1154 to reserve your date.
Prayer Request
If you wish to have your families, friends, and loved-ones on the sick list, please call the parish office at 927-1154.
Homebound Holy Communion
Our Lady of Sorrows' Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion are readily available to bring Communion to the homes of the sick. If you or someone that you know is a shut-in and would like to receive Communion, please let us know by contacting the Parish Office at 927-1154.


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By Neil Patel
Ever since I started in business, I've always loved Seth Godin. He's a brilliant marketer and a great writer. In fact, he runs one of the most popular blogs.
Over the years I've read many of Seth's books, listened to his interviews and have even seen him speak on a number of occasions…
And while many people view him as "America's greatest marketer," there is a lot to learn from him about blogging.
Let's explore 10 of those lessons:
Lesson #1: Blog, prune, experiment, repeat
When it comes to creating content for your blog, the conventional method is to analyze the trends, see what your competitors are doing, develop hybrid ideas and, more importantly, give your readers what they want.
Seth doesn't do any of that.
Instead, over time he's developed a voice that attracts people. He's trained himself to write a lot, see what resonates, experiment, prune, and write some more until something grabs people.
He repeats that process endlessly, which takes time.
Lesson #2: Blog once a day
In an interview on Ad Age last year Seth explained his blogging ritual.
Seth blogs once a day and each blog post is an insight into the world of business, productivity or creativity.
It could be a paragraph long or two pages long. That's a lot of blogging, and an incredible pace to keep up.
So how does he do it?
He writes once a day…but within that day he could write one blog post or fifteen. He then queues up those other posts. What the queuing allows him to do is replace posts he doesn't love with ones that he does love.
Lesson #3: Avoid comments and Twitter
If you could say one thing about a blogger like Seth Godin is that he is productive.
What is his secret?
Two things: he doesn't allow comments on his blog and he doesn't use Twitter.
He avoids Twitter because he knows he would be very bad at it. The power users of Twitter spend an enormous amount of time cultivating a following, researching quality content to share and promoting others.
Seth says he can't do that very well…or won't do it.
The thing about the comments is he wants to avoid the rabbit holes that comments can turn into. Rants and arguments can only turn into a downward spiral that distract and burden him.
He does admit that comments are good to help you clarify your thoughts and sharpen your ideas. But for Seth, it turns out to be a waste of time. Or as Seth put it, "An opportunity to stay busy while not actually doing anything, I wonder if that's a good choice."
Lesson #4: Don't watch TV or go to meetings
In an interview with Georgina Laidlaw at Problogger who said that he was "prolific" Seth said that he's prolific because he never watched television, which…and this is important…was a conscious decision he made.
He doesn't spend any time doing it. Zero.
Instead, he blogs.
He also admits to being "America's worst attender of meetings." Some people do five hours of meetings…cut that out and you've just cleared away five hours to do more productive things.
It's hard to imagine an entrepreneur like Seth never attending a meeting, but he explains in a book his publishing company has recently published Read This Before Our Next Meeting that meetings are very often treated as three or more people talking about problems they can attack.
But if you want to get things done, you only need to talk to one person…which is a conversation and not a meeting.
Seth admits to talking to a lot of people throughout his day…having these conversations…but he is very careful that each one accomplishes something specific.
Lesson #5: Ship, or else it doesn't count
Another reason he is very productive is his attitude to ship. To get the product to market…no matter what it might be.
For example, a short-order cook gets paid to ship. They're paid to cook hamburgers. If he or she doesn't cook hamburgers, they don't get paid.
The same with a plumber. They get paid to unclog pipes. If they don't unclog the pipes, they don't get paid.
Everyone ships for a living, including bloggers, so Seth recommends you get really good at shipping.
Lesson #6: Write like you talk
One tactic that Seth and I share in common, and which many successful bloggers do, is the ability to write like you talk.
This is important because some creative people will say they can only write when the muse strikes. Yet, if you write like you talk nobody has to wait for the muse to strike to talk.
As he puts it, if you wake up and you can't talk, then go see a doctor.
Writing like you talk will make your copy conversational and as long as you can come up with thoughts worth sharing, then blogging is not particularly hard. You just write down what is on your mind.
Lesson #7: Notice things
You have to wonder where he gets all of his ideas. Let me tell you. He pays attention. And he notices things.
For instance, if he sees something that doesn't make sense to him or he doesn't understand…he will try to figure it out. That may turn into an insight that may land on his blog.
The same applies to you. If you are going about your workday and come across a challenging situation…try to figure it out.
If you don't have time to do it right at that moment, then jot the thought down and come back to it. You will know that you need to definitely return to the idea if you do nothing with it and it sticks with you for days.
It's worth shipping.
Lesson #8: Use your blog as a proving ground
One thing that I like about my blog QuickSprout is that I can share ideas in a small manner to see what kind of reaction I can get out of people. If the reaction is good, then I pursue it. If it's not, then I need to either tweak the idea or drop it all together.
This is blogging as the minimum viable product.
Blogging is a minimal investment to see if an idea has wings. The same is true with Godin who floats ideas and watches the reaction.
Lesson #9: Make blog posts, not money
You would be wrong to think that Seth blogs to make money or promote his other businesses like Squidoo. He resists the idea that he has products or that he is trying to monetize blogging.
He's okay if it monetizes itself, say in speaking fees or book contracts, but even if they didn't he believes that bloggers should truly blog for the love of it and not the money.
In fact, he thinks people get into trouble when they start to think of their blog as a sales funnel or even a product you can wrap up and sell.
In our digital world where ideas are abundant creating something that is scarce and worth a price tag is nearly impossible. In other words, the $99 special report is neither special nor a report.
He believes that ubiquity…being everywhere…is a better strategy than trying to create scarcity.
Lesson #10: Establish what motivates you to get out of bed
As you might have guessed, he doesn't believe people should blog to generate a full-time income. If that's the reason you are blogging, then you don't have a passion…you have a job.
So you have to ask yourself, "What makes me get out of the bed in the morning? What am I passionate about?"
In order to be a successful blogger you have to decide what you are passionate about. And the question that Seth says you have to ask yourself is this: "How hard are you willing to push?"
And here's the thing about becoming the best at something…you need to make it small.
It's a lot easier to become the world's best infant heart surgeon than it is to become the world's most famous scientist.
One is a narrow specialization that allows you repeated practice to get really good…the other one is so broad that you will take a lifetime to get good at even some parts of it…and probably not even make it!
This means if you want to be the world's greatest SEO blogger, then you should focus on an area of SEO like link building.
If you want to become the world's best entrepreneur, then you need to pick an industry that you can master…like Henry Ford did with cars.
He didn't say he wanted to be the best in transportation…he said he wanted to be the best in cars.
And that's what he did.
The last thing that I need to mention is that you need a plan. Even if it is as simple as writing two or three goals out on a piece of paper, you need to have an idea of what you want to accomplish this year and so on.
Seth Godin didn't become a brilliant blogger overnight. It took him years of relentlessly trying to master what he was passionate about. And you can do to!
What other things about blogging do you think Seth does well?
Neil Patel is the co-founder of 2 Internet companies: Crazy Egg and KISSmetrics. Through his entrepreneurial career he has helped large corporations such as Amazon, AOL, GM, HP and Viacom make more money from the web. By the age of 21 not only was he named one of the top influencers on the web according to the Wall Street Journal, but he was also named one of the top entrepreneurs in the nation by Entrepreneur magazine. Neil has also received Congressional Recognition from the U.S. House of Representatives for his work in the nonprofit sector.
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One of Shaun TenHaken's responsibilities at Sigma-Aldrich is to perform quality assurance tests. Those may involve determining the amount of water in the chemical that is being packaged or determining the purity of the chemical by how it absorbs light at different wavelengths. His father Bruce '86, a fellow chemistry alumnus, manages environmental cleanup projects but focuses on asbestos consulting for Cardinal Environmental, Inc.
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Robbins Reef Lighthouse is often referred to as "Kate's Light." The photo above shows Kate Walker, principal keeper from 1894 to 1919. Kate was about five feet tall and weighed less than 100 pounds. During her time at Robbins Reef, she maintained the light and fog signal, raised two children, and rescued about 50 people. Kate never received a lifesaving medal, which the federal government awarded to exceptionally brave keepers for rescues. Nonetheless, the U.S. Coast Guard named one of its boats the Katherine Walker in her honor. This photograph was published in Harper's Weekly in 1909 as part of a feature on Mrs. Walker..
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Local man missing after Philippine typhoon
ROCHESTER -- A Kirkland man may have been caught in one of the strongest storms ever recorded in the Philippines, and his family in Thurston County is desperate to reach him.
The timing couldn't have been worse for Gregg Anderson. He showed up in the Philippines to celebrate his 50th birthday, according to his sister, Dianna Schneider.
"He wanted to go and do something fantastic," she said.
Just as he arrived, Typhoon Haiyan slammed into the city of Tacloban. Anderson was there making his way to a beach villa farther east. Family members worry the mortgage banker from Kirkland got caught in a storm that is estimated to have killed 10,000 people or more, and forced hundreds of thousands of people to seek humanitarian help. Anderson's family says he unwittingly headed to the heart of it.
"That is the same day they had the mandatory evacuations set up so I don't know if they allowed them to go back to the villa," the sister said. "I hope and I pray they didn't."
The trouble is that there's no way to tell because cell phone towers are down, and the communication infrastructure destroyed. For now, Anderson's family will just have to wait out this epic catastrophe, and hope the phone will ring with Anderson safe on the other side.
"He could be digging people out," his sister said. "We just want to make sure he's alive, that's all."


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Colombo Sea View Hostel
Colombo Sea View Hostel is situated at Dehiwala , Colombo by the beautiful beach and has a panoramic Sea View.
The Hostel is 35 Km from the Colombo International Airport. 10 kilometers away from the Colombo City.
Easy access to Indian High Commission and all other embassies. If you are traveling to down south beach resorts like Hikkaduwa, Unawatuna, Mirissa , Bentota , we are a convenient stop over. There are frequent buses and trains to those locations from nearby Bus and train stations.
Few minutes walk to the restaurants,Clubs/Pubs , Pizza Hut, take away outlets, super markets, banks, bus stop.
Super Clean super friendly Hostel with 3 Dorms (2 dorms with 4 beds, One dorm has on suite bathroom ), tiled floor, 2 toilets with Showers,
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Free Bread, butter,Jam ,tea and Coffee provided.
I my self a keen backpacker , set up this hostel to delivery friendly service. We can assist you to organize your further Journey in SriLanka.
Our highest rated Network of hostels is the best way to explore Sri Lanka , Guaranteed.
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Cancellation PolicyThis property has a 1 day cancellation policy. Failure to cancel within this time will result in a cancellation charge equal to the first night of your stay.
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We welcome you warmly in to our relaxed , friendly hostel . But unfortunately noisy and unruly behavior is not tolerated
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Please mention your driver, INITIUM ROAD is located opposite St MARY 'S CHURCH , DEHIWALA at SEASIDE.
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If you are coming from Colombo Bandaranayeke air port the easiest way is catch a taxi and that will cost you 25-30 $.
If you are driving towards Galle , Initium road is located at passed 'william Grinding Mills /Dehiwala Municipal Council, and opposite to St Marys church at Sea side.
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Please Come to the end of the INITIUM ROAD and there is a passage leading to a 4 story building. Come to 3 rd floor and find Apartment 2 on right side.
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Head lice have always been known for their ability to hang around seemingly forever, but research is showing they are becoming increasingly resistant to treatments – particularly of the chemical persuasion. The good news is, there's a relatively new kid on the block that appears to beat them at their own game.
If you've ever felt you're fighting a losing battle with nits, you're probably not imagining it. Nits have evolved to resist many treatments - as many as 50 percent are now resistant to many long standing treatment methods and products. The good news is scientists are hot on their heels and there's a few newer options that showing super-nits that resistance is useless.
Happily there's a new generation of pesticide-free head lice treatments (for example, the NeutraLice Advance Lotion Kit that are showing strong results. Recent clinical trials show that after NeutraLice Advance was applied three times, seven to 10 days apart (exactly as per the instructions for use) 97.6% or 40 out of the 41 school children were free from headlice.
Some cases of head lice are horribly persistent and experts say the reasons for failure come down to one or several of the following:Inadequate application of the head lice product - make sure you use it exactly as directed.
This article was written by Melanie Hearse for Kidspot. Sources include Head Lice Research.
Last revised: Wednesday, 12 March 2014
This article contains general information only and is not intended to replace advice from a qualified health professional.


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Without a doubt, one of the main attractions at the Motor City's Maker Faire was Gon Kirin, a tremendous mechanical creation by Ryan Doyle and Teddy Low. It was built on the bones of a 1963 International Harvester Travelall and destined for a trip to the Burning Man Festival. The machine is a compilation of found objects and materials that its creators kluged together at the artists' lofts that occupy the massive Russell Industrial Center. It breaths fire, waves its spiked tail and strikes fear and awe in all who see it.
Detroit artist and metalworker Carlos Nielbock debuted the Low Altitude Wind Turbine, a beautifully crafted all-metal wind turbine designed to be as much a kinetic sculpture as a power source. It's been under construction for a few months just outside downtown Detroit.
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Eureka Seven AO Ep. 1
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Initial impression – more refreshing than expected
Spring 2012 to summer 2012 (24 episodes) (full title – Eureka Seven Astral Ocean) (more info)
All too often these days I'm seeing sequels to series that don't really need a follow up story to make them feel complete. Eureka 7 was an epic that I feel did everything it needed to and ended without any indication that a sequel was necessary. But despite this small reservation, I'm optimistic about Eureka AO because it's different enough from its parent series that I can see very clearly that it's not attempting to fill the very big shoes of its predecessor. And while it does make a great many references to Eureka 7, it is already using its first episode as an opportunity to step out of the shadow of past successes and do its own thing. How much it's actually related to the original only time will tell, but I'm already seeing a lot of inconsistencies with the main story that indicate to me that this will be more of a spin-off like the Pocket Full of Rainbows movie than a true, continuous sequel to the original plot. This makes me happy because that's the sort of direction I'd prefer Bones to take the rich material they have to work with. On that note, the best part that surprised me is how much Eureka AO still manages to feel like Eureka 7. It's successfully capturing the tone, style and pacing that made its parent series awesome, but is making every effort to seek its own identify and prove that it is capable of standing on its own. That alone is a remarkable quality for a sequel to possess and my optimism on this series is much higher after watching the first episode than it was before.


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SAN FRANCISCO -- Giants right fielder Hunter Pence and team president Larry Baer spoke for about 15 minutes after Friday's game, and Pence said the two sides could agree on a new deal before Sunday's season finale.
"They're about to get back to me," Pence said. "We're either really close or really far away. I'll know shortly. We're talking, I guess."
Pence, 30, will be a free agent at the end of the season, but he has repeatedly said that he hopes to stay in San Francisco. The Giants feel the same way, and the two sides have been negotiating for several weeks. Pence and Baer spoke in the clubhouse, not far from reporters, and Pence retreated to a back room, presumably to speak with his agent.
League sources said Pence and the Giants were far apart earlier this week. Pence is said to be seeking a long-term deal similar to the five-year, $85 million deal that Andre Ethier signed with the Los Angeles Dodgers last year.
In his second season with the Giants, Pence is hitting .282 with 26 homers, 94 RBIs and 22 stolen bases. He has made 169 consecutive starts.
Earlier Friday, Pence won the "Willie Mac" Award, given to the team's most inspirational player, as voted by players, coaches, trainers, fans and Willie McCovey. The Giants asked Pence for his mother's phone number earlier this week, telling Pence that they wanted to give Gail Pence a bracelet. Instead, Gail was on hand as Hunter was named the Willie Mac winner.
"I was like, 'They got me,'" Pence said, smiling. "It's tough to express how humble and grateful I am. To be voted in by your teammates is an outstanding honor for a player. The smile on my face showed you what was going on. I was definitely on cloud nine."


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It's been such a hot, dry summer in Vermont this year. I know (from following fellow Vermonter, Bill McKibbon's work at 350.org) there is much to fear with global warming. Bu I can't complain about getting the world's best sweet corn a month early this year.
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Mass. schoolteacher named Honorary Bat Girl
DENVER -- Lisa Forte-Doyle was selected as the winner for the Yankees in the 2013 Honorary Bat Girl Contest that recognizes baseball fans who have been affected by breast cancer and have shown a commitment to eradicating the disease. One winner is chosen for each of the 30 Major League Baseball teams and will be honored this Sunday on Mother's Day.
Since the Yankees are not home on Mother's Day, Forte-Doyle, an English teacher in Chatham High School in Chatham, Mass., will be honored at a Yankees home game later this month.
On the final day of classes in 2010, Forte-Doyle was cleaning her classroom when she received a call from the Dana Farber Cancer Institute in Boston, informing her that the lump she had discovered in her breast was malignant and she had breast cancer. "I was unsure of my future and broke down in tears," Forte-Doyle wrote in her submission to the contest. "I was contemplating how I would tell my two sons, who were in high school and seventh grade at the time."
That winter she endured eight weeks of chemotherapy, six weeks of radiation treatment daily and a mastectomy. Forte-Doyle was born and raised on the Grand Concourse, mere blocks from Yankee Stadium, and it was there she first told her brother of her diagnosis. "It is my second home, and the Yankees are my second family," Forte-Doyle wrote, adding that if chosen as the Yankees Honorary Bat Girl, she would dedicate the honor to her 93-year-old mother, who was also born and raised in New York and lives on Cape Cod.
"She is the greatest Yankees fan I know," Forte-Doyle wrote. "She saw Ruth and Gehrig play in the old stadium, now I would love for her to see me on the field in the new one." Yankees pitcher CC Sabathia was part of a six-person judging panel that helped select the winner for each Major League club along with fan votes.
Jack Etkin is a contributor to MLB.com. Adam Berry is a reporter for MLB.com. Follow him on Twitter at @adamdberry. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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I have a review of Rebecca Prime's excellent new book, Hollywood Exiles in Europe: The Blacklist and Cold War Film Culture, in the latest issue of Film International.
As I note, "Let's just start by saying that this is an excellent book. I get stacks of new titles every day from publishers, and it takes a lot for a book to really jump out of the pile and interest me, particularly on a topic that has been researched as thoroughly as the Hollywood Blacklist. But Rebecca Prime's Hollywood Exiles in Europe: The Blacklist and Cold War Film Culture (2013) is exceptional, and part of an equally exceptional series of books from Rutgers University Press, "New Directions in International Studies," ably edited by Patrice Petro.
The Hollywood Blacklist is always an important topic, but there's been so much written about it that one would think that all possible avenues of inquiry have been pursued. But that's not the case: Prime's book is fresh, original, written in a direct and accessible manner, and adds a great deal of new material to the existing literature on the era. This is a book, in short, that demands one's attention.
What distinguishes Prime's book above all else is the sense of urgency she brings to her examination of the key figures affected by the blacklist; Joseph Losey, Ben Barzman, Jules Dassin, and other well known Hollywood figures who decided it was better to leave America, then in the grip of madness, rather than battle it out with the openly hostile 'authority' of the House Un-American Activities Committee.
This is a familiar tale, but what Prime makes clear in her study is just how difficult it was for these talent writers, directors and producers to survive in England, which wasn't as welcoming as is generally assumed in hindsight. The FBI and the HUAC still shadowed these exiles, with the help of the British authorities, and so they were never really free of surveillance."
You can read the rest of the review here; a fascinating and compelling book.
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Stress Management for Couples Undergoing In Vitro Fertilization (IVF)
This study has been completed.
Amit Sood
Information provided by (Responsible Party):
Amit Sood, Mayo Clinic
ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
First received: October 18, 2012
Last updated: November 5, 2015
Last verified: November 2015
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Detailed Description:
The investigators are trying to determine stress management strategies in couples undergoing In Vitro Fertilization (IVF).
|Behavioral: Stress Management & Resiliency Training Behavioral: Stress Management DVD
|Phase 2
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Allocation: Randomized
Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment
Masking: None (Open Label)
Primary Purpose: Prevention
|Official Title:
|Stress Management for Couples With Infertility Undergoing In Vitro Fertilization (IVF)
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MedlinePlus related topics: InfertilityU.S. FDA Resources
Further study details as provided by Amit Sood, Mayo Clinic:
Primary Outcome Measures:
- Change of Scores from questionnaires from baseline to 6 and then 12 weeks [ Time Frame: Baseline, 6 and 12 weeks after randomization ]Primary outcome measure will be comparison of pre- and post-stress reduction treatment questionnaire scale scores.
Secondary Outcome Measures:
- Clinical Pregnancy rate [ Time Frame: 12 months after randomization ]Clinical pregnancy rate: which is defined as seeing a gestational sac in the uterus with a fetal pole that has a heart beat.
Other Outcome Measures:
- Clinical or biochemical miscarriage [ Time Frame: 12 months after randomization ]Miscarriage will be defined as a biochemical or clinical miscarriage. A biochemical miscarriage will include a rise and then subsequent fall in beta human chorionic gonadotrophin (BhCG) to less than 5 IU/L. A clinical miscarriage will be defined as vaginal bleeding with passage of products of conception recognized as products of conception by histopathology.
|Study Start Date:
|October 2012
|Study Completion Date:
|September 2015
|Primary Completion Date:
|September 2015 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
Experimental: Stress Management & Resiliency Training
The couples in this group will attend the SMART in-person training class at the beginning of the study and will be taught a structured relaxation program.
Behavioral: Stress Management & Resiliency Training
The couples in this group will attend the SMART in-person training class at the beginning of the study and will be taught a structured relaxation program.
Active Comparator: Stress Management DVD
The couples in this group will receive a Mayo Clinic Stress Management DVD.
Behavioral: Stress Management DVD
The couples in this group will receive a Mayo Clinic Stress Management DVD.
Detailed Description:
The investigators are trying to determine two different stress management techniques in couples undergoing IVF. One arm will be randomized to learning these techniques by themselves by watching and following instructions on a digital video disc (DVD). The other arm will have an in-person class that will teach the couples different stress reduction techniques.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years to 39 Years (Adult)
|Sexes Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- Women with clinical infertility, either primary or secondary, who are recommended for IVF for the first time as part of their treatment for infertility
- Women with a partner, and both are willing to provide consent for study participation as a couple
- Couples that can be reached by telephone for follow-up
Exclusion Criteria:
- Women less than 18 years of age
- Women equal or greater than 40 years of age
- Women with a history of recurrent pregnancy loss
- History of current or recent psychotic episode within past 6 months for either the woman or her partner
- Couples needing a interpreter for their clinical encounter
Contacts and Locations
Choosing to participate in a study is an important personal decision. Talk with your doctor and family members or friends about deciding to join a study. To learn more about this study, you or your doctor may contact the study research staff using the Contacts provided below. For general information, see Learn About Clinical Studies.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01714882
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01714882
|United States, Minnesota
|Mayo Clinic in Rochester
|Rochester, Minnesota, United States, 55905
Sponsors and Collaborators
Amit Sood
|Principal Investigator:
|Amit Sood, MD
|Mayo Clinic
|Study Chair:
|Zaraq Khan, MBBS
|Mayo Clinic
More Information
Keywords provided by Amit Sood, Mayo Clinic:
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
ClinicalTrials.gov processed this record on September 21, 2017
|Responsible Party:
|Amit Sood, Associate Professor of Medicine, Consultant - General Internal Medicine, Mayo Clinic
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT01714882 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
|Study First Received:
|October 18, 2012
|Last Updated:
|November 5, 2015
Keywords provided by Amit Sood, Mayo Clinic:
In Vitro Fertilization (IVF)
Stress Management
Stress Reduction
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Genital Diseases, Male
Genital Diseases, Female
ClinicalTrials.gov processed this record on September 21, 2017


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Credit Cards: Credit Card Terminology
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Understanding the language of credit cards will help you make informed decisions when choosing one. Below is a list of some of the most commonly used credit card terms.
Annual Fee
The once-a-year cost of owning a credit card. Some credit card providers offer cards with no annual fees. The annual fee is part of the total cost of credit.
Annual Percentage Rate (APR)
The yearly interest rate charged on outstanding credit card balances.
An amount of money. In personal banking, balance refers to the amount of money in a savings or checking account. In credit, balance refers to an amount of money owed.
Credit Bureau
A reporting agency that collects information on consumer credit usage.
Credit Line
The maximum dollar amount that can be charged on a specific credit card account.
Credit Rating
A financial institution's evaluation of an individual's ability to manage debt. It is necessary to have a good credit rating if you intend to borrow money or have credit cards.
Grace Period
The time a borrower is allowed after a payment is due to make that payment without adding to the interest owed.
Introductory Rate
Credit card companies may offer low introductory annual percentage rates as special promotions. Be sure to fully understand how long the introductory rate will last and what the standard rate will be.
Minimum Payment
The lowest amount of money that you are required to pay on your credit card statement each month in order to keep the account in good standing.
Overdraft Protection
A banking service that allows you to link your checking account to your credit card, thereby protecting you from overdraft penalties or bounced checks in the case of insufficient funds.
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GLOUCESTERSHIRE director of cricket John Bracewell insists his side will be ready to deal with an intimidating Taunton crowd when they take on Somerset in a must-win NatWest T20 Blast clash for both sides on Friday evening (5.30pm).
Despite starting with a two-point deduction, Gloucestershire have put themselves in the frame to qualify from the South Group after winning their last two games at Bristol against Kent and Sussex to move within three points of fourth-placed Glamorgan with four games left.
Somerset, led by former England international Marcus Trescothick, started the competition as one of the favourites but they've only won three of their nine games since beating Gloucestershire in the opener and are a just one point and one place above them.
Bracewell said: "It's tough down in their neck of the woods, it's a hostile environment, but it's one we always look forward to and we're match hardened for it so bring it on.
"They're struggling to get to that top four as well so we're all in the race. The winners have got to keep winning and people are going to scrap for that fourth spot.
"We're starting to play more confidently and the players are getting used to their roles.
"On top of that it's the amount of cricket – eventually you're going to get better – so it's nice to see us get some sort of momentum, especially without any overseas players, and then putting together competitive performances."
Gloucestershire may have to do without captain Michael Klinger once again as he continues to recover from a broken toe but he hopes to return in time for the Cheltenham Festival next week.
Left-arm seamer Matthew Taylor has been ruled out of the opening four-day game at the College Ground against Derbyshire, starting on Monday, after suffering with shin splints.
The 19-year-old has enjoyed a breakthrough season, having taken 21 wickets in nine first class games.
Bracewell said: "He's carried a big burden for us and at times has been outstandingly courageous in his efforts so it leaves us a bit thin but it creates an opportunity for someone else."
James Fuller (foot) looks set to miss the Cheltenham Festival but Bracewell hopes that fellow seamer Craig Miles (back) and wicketkeeper Gareth Roderick (broken finger) may be able to play some part after they featured for the second team this week.
He said: "It's not just a matter of them being fit to play, you've actually got to be in form and cricket fit as well so they're running out of time to contribute to the whole of Cheltenham but they might contribute to some of it."
Meanwhile, Gloucestershire have announced their intention to bring Cricket World Cup matches to Bristol in 2019 and hope to submit a planning application to Bristol City Council for new floodlights later this year.
If they are installed, the club will also be able to host their Friday evening matches slightly later at 7pm.
Public consultations will be held at the ground on Friday, July 18 (3-8pm), Monday, July 21 (5-7pm) and Saturday, July 26 (11am-2pm).


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Our doctors and their highly trained staff are committed to making your first dental visit a pleasant and stress-free experience. We recognize that every patient has different needs. We pride ourselves in the courteous and individualized service we deliver to each person who walks through our doors. Whether you're an adult, adolescent or child, our knowledgeable doctors and staff are committed to helping you achieve oral health and the smile you deserve.
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Thanks to Lisa Hendey for featuring this guest blog post from Loretta Shea Kline, CFCA director of communications:
Family learns what it means to 'love your neighbor'
My greatest hope for my two daughters was that they would grow up to be good people ñ to follow the commandment of Jesus to ìlove your neighbor as yourself.î
Our Catholic social tradition teaches us that loving our neighbor extends to our global neighbors, and that we are one human family despite national, racial, economic and other differences. It also guides us to put the needs of the poor and vulnerable first.
How, though, do you teach children such concepts?
I have been blessed because my work involves me daily in the Churchís social teachings, and I am able to share this gift with my family.


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Van Helsing and Countess Dracula join the series...
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All rooms impress with their exquisite and high quality furnishings. An alarm system, an elevator and modern technique are installed. The plot has an old stock of trees and a hydrangea garden. Parquet floors cover all but the sanitary rooms, which are outfitted with tiles.
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Date: August 6 & 7
Location: CP Adams (Hastings) & The Valley (Inver Grove Heights)
Wrist bands will be provided to you at check in
$1500 added cash - AND we will be raffling off ANOTHER Go Cart - along with other prizes including the chance to win back your registration fee! Players will be given a raffle ticket at check in and the drawings will be held at the awards ceremony. Winner must be present to win.
NOTE: There will be an extra $10 add-on if registering day of the tournament - we are hoping to have everyone registered and all the backend paperwork finished and payouts calculated prior to the event so we can get everyone to the players meeting and on the course right away! The additional funds will be added to the total purse.
Schedule: Pros will start at The Valley & Ams at CP Adams on Saturday with round two at the opposite course. Sunday will be one round with Pros at The Valley & Ams at CP Adams.
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THE WORLD'S Oldest Living Bolshevik finds himself paralyzed by doubt.
An iconic character who appears in Tony Kushner's masterpiece "Angels in America" as well as its coda "Slavs," this blind old man with the mouthful of a name — Aleksii Antedilluvianovich Prelapsarianov — gives voice to one of the central themes in the legendary playwright's body of work, a rallying cry for a new beautiful theory to replace the tired tropes of yore.
"How are we to proceed without Theory?" he opines. "Change? Yes, we must change, only show me the Theory, and I will be at the barricades. Show me the words that will reorder the world, or else keep silent."
Aleksii doesn't appear in Kushner's latest play, but Gus Marcantonio, the despondent patriarch in "The Intelligent Homosexual's Guide to Capitalism and Socialism with a Key to the Scriptures," might be his descendant. He, too, shares a deep mourning for the death of ideology. And like the Oldest Living Bolshevik, he seems to reveal something about the writer who created him.
The elegiac nature of the four-act, nearly four-hour "Intelligent," which has sparked equal praise and venom from critics, is very much the work of a mature writer who refuses to compromise his vision. The playwright, like his creations, always holds his ground.
"This play took a lot out of me," says the 57-year-old Pulitzer Prize winner of the work about to get its West Coast premiere at Berkeley Repertory Theatre. "I wanted to plunge into it as deeply as I could, go as far as I could and struggle with what I had to say. You have to tell as much of the truth as you can wrap your mind and heart around, and that's all you can do."
A retired longshoreman, Gus, 72, (played by Mark Margolis, whose stint on "Breaking Bad" as the silent but seething "Tio" Salamanca earned him an Emmy nomination) is so exhausted by the quest for a unifying theory of existence that he would rather die than keep searching. In this epic family drama, he gathers his children back to their Brooklyn nest to discuss his planned suicide. Directed by longtime Kushner collaborator Tony Taccone, this erudite soap opera runs May 16 through June 29 in Berkeley Rep's Roda Theatre.
"'Intelligent Homosexual's Guide' grapples with the consequences of hypercapitalism, the paralysis of the left, and the emotional chaos at the heart of a family trying to grapple with a father bent on suicide," Taccone has said, "But it wouldn't be Kushner if it weren't filled with humor, pathos and a profound yearning for a better life. Its length, always a factor with Tony's plays, is a testament to the breadth and depth of the author's mind."
Kushner, widely hailed as one of the country's greatest living playwrights, has long explored issues of class and destiny in his work.
"You can't have democracy with such great discrepancies in wealth and rampant social injustice," says the always outspoken playwright during a phone interview from his home in Manhattan. "It's obscene that 1 percent have all the money on the planet."
A translator of the Roman poet Horace in his spare time, Gus, who claims he is losing his mental sharpness to Alzheimer's disease, has resolved to kill himself. We never know if he truly suffers from that illness, but we do know that he has been poisoned by despair at the state of the world.
"What you call progress, I call the prison rebuilding itself," says the lifelong communist.
Shattered family
The rest of the Marcantonio clan — which includes the high schoolteacher Pill, the labor lawyer Empty, the contractor V and his sister, the former nun turned Maoist Clio — is left to cope with his denunciation of life. They manifest their angst through scholarly debates on everything from economics and theology to death.
"It's not all dark and terrible in this play," says the playwright, "but there are some hard things in it."
Certainly Kushner, also known for the prescient "Homebody/Kabul" and the intimate "Caroline, or Change," has always been a word junkie. In "Guide," he lauds Shaw, to whom the play's title nods, as a nimble writer "spinning his contradictions" as "a head rush," like "poppers or speed or E." The same can be said of Kushner.
"I love that this play overflows with ideas," says Berkeley Rep managing director Susie Medak. "It has deep emotional relationships and plenty of drama, but it really lives in the world of the intellect. I just don't think anyone but George Bernard Shaw can compete with Tony Kushner when it comes to plays about huge, sweeping principles."
Critics have hailed the unabashedly intellectual nature of this domestic drama, but they have also dinged it for failing to palpably connect its characters with its themes.
"Few of these revelations feel surprising or particularly necessary," wrote the New York Times, "'Angels in America' established that Mr. Kushner is a great playwright. In 'Guide' he registers mainly as a great conversationalist who keeps talking well after he has made his essential points."
"I was quite disappointed in the critical reception to the play," confesses Kushner, "with a few honorable exceptions, there wasn't a willingness to really grapple with the play, instead there was a sort of thumbs up/thumbs down response and the attitude that I don't know when to shut up."
Still rewriting
For his part, Kushner is fiercely proud of the work, although he is keenly aware of its flaws. Five years after its debut in Minneapolis, he is still rewriting key bits.
"Part of the joy of theater is that you have the luxury of rewriting," says Kushner, who also received an Oscar nomination for his screenplay for "Lincoln." "When you write for film, you have to say goodbye to it, scene by scene. In the theater, you can revisit it."
Indeed, the playwright has always been something of a perfectionist. That's part of his restless ambition.
"There is a moment in a play when it all comes together on every level, symbolic, emotional, political, everything chimes together," he says. "I had this fantasy that I could find that moment in this play. I'll have to get back to Berkeley to see if I did."
Champions of the play suspect that its deep vein of melancholy, the tragic undertone that sweeps through it, has been hard-won by the playwright.
"'Angels in America' was a young man's play — a funny, angry, wildly energetic young man who stood on the brink of a new episode in American history," as the Threepenny Review wrote. "The Tony Kushner behind 'Intelligent Guide' is the same man grown older, sadder, less optimistic, more despairing."
As the playwright puts it: "There is a kind of optimism in 'Angels' that is a lot harder to come by these days."
What: "The Intelligent Homosexual's Guide to Capitalism and Socialism with a Key to the Scriptures" by Tony Kushner
When: May 16 through June 29
Where: Berkeley Rep, Roda Theatre, 2025 Addison St., Berkeley
Admission: $29 to $99
Information: 510-647-2949; www.berkeleyrep.org


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Boating Fatalities Down as Spring Turns to Summer
AUSTIN, Texas — Texas Parks and Wildlife Department officials have noted a drop in boating fatalities after a rash of accidents in March signaled that 2009 might be on track to match the near-record high of 61 fatalities in 2008.
As of June 18, year-to-date boating fatalities stand at 18. Texas Game Wardens and members of the Lewisville Fire Department are combing the waters of Lewisville Lake for the body of a 35-year-old man who went swimming off of a pontoon boat Wednesday evening.
In the same time period last year, 31 Texas boaters died.
"It's not clear why we are seeing a drop in fatal accidents, but it is certainly welcome news," said Texas Game Warden Maj. Alfonso Campos, TPWD's chief of marine enforcement. "Following the fatalities on Belton Lake, Lake Grapevine, Lewisville Lake, Lake Lavon and Richland Chambers Reservoir back in March, we really stepped-up our public education efforts, as well as enforcement efforts; maybe that made a difference, or maybe people are just being more careful."
Over the Memorial Day holiday, there were zero fatal boating accidents in Texas, something Campos called "remarkable."
On Lake Conroe, where Texas Game Wardens and members of the Montgomery County Precinct One Constable's Office worked with the district attorney to implement the state's first "no refusal" weekend on a major lake, there were no accidents at all.
"The public was aware due to extensive media coverage and we received a number of thanks from the boating public for taking such a strong stance against Boating While Intoxicated," said Texas Game Warden Capt. Ron VanderRoest. "Texas Game Wardens on Lake Conroe arrested eight suspects for BWI, two for Narcotics violations, one for Failure to ID Fugitive and also issued more than 175 citations."
VanderRoest said that at least three more "no refusal" weekends are slated for the lake over the summer, with the largest effort slated for the July 4 holiday weekend.
Statewide, Texas Game Wardens and local marine safety officers will participate in "Operation Dry Water" June 26-28. The campaign, sponsored by the National Association of State Boating Law Administrators, involves 48 states and emphasizes BWI detection and enforcement.
"We'll have saturation patrols on some lakes with an emphasis on stopping drunk boaters," Campos said.
Campos cautioned that the lower numbers of boating fatalities so far this year does not mean that boaters should be any less vigilant or careful on the water.
"Maybe we're getting a little bit smarter about how we have fun on the water," he said. "But maybe we've just been lucky. Either way, we would be very happy if this trend continues and fewer families have to experience the tragedy of losing a loved one on the lake."
Campos reminded boaters to wear their life jackets, designate a sober driver on the water and for a safe ride home, and to enroll in an approved boater education course.
"If everyone would do those three things, we'd see a huge reduction in these largely preventable accidents," he said.
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HOUSTON, TX - The Houston Astros announced today the signing of third baseman J.D. Davis, who was selected in the third round of the 2014 MLB First Year Player Draft. Terms of the contract were not disclosed. The official announcement was made by Astros Director of Amateur Scouting Mike Elias.
Davis and Elias will be made available to the media in the press conference room at 3:00 p.m. Davis and A.J. Reed (2014 second round pick) will take batting practice with the Major League team today at Minute Maid Park.
The 21-year-old Davis (6-3, 220) hit .338 (80x237) with 16 doubles, six homers, 43 RBI and a .942 OPS (.419 OBP/.523 SLG) during his junior season at Cal State Fullerton this year. A two time All-Big West First Team selection, a 2013 Cape Cod League All-Star and the MVP of the 2013 Cape Cod League All-Star Game, Davis ranked second in the conference in hits and doubles, and third in homers this past season. A two-way player for the Titans, Davis went 2-3 with a 2.66 ERA (6ER/20.1IP) and 22 strikeouts in 14 games on the mound this year.
"JD had a stellar career at one of college baseball's top programs, and has impressed our staff with his offensive potential and defensive versatility", said Elias. "As his pitching exploits have demonstrated, JD has plus arm strength, and we have seen him at third base enough over the years that we are optimistic about his ability to develop there. But wherever he is playing, he brings a middle-of-the-order bat to the lineup and another accomplished hitter to our system"


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Try to think like a restaurant or a great hotel. If you have read the book by Grant Achatz and Nick Kokonas, "Life, On the Line," you will recall that when Achatz was designing their award-winning restaurant Alinea, he wrote down every single plate and utensil he would need on which to serve his culinary masterpieces. I want you to think like this for your holiday.
Make a list of what you are serving. Number it and put it into columns. Write what you will need for each item, such as a mixer, food processor, whisk, etc.
Write any unusual ingredients that you must get and anything else you can think of pertaining to the dish.
Re-write it as often as needed to make it neat and user- friendly to your eyes. When I am doing a job, I may rewrite or retype my lists 10 times. Some of you may want to use spreadsheets.
While I am not on good terms with Excel, I am a master outliner and can Roman numeral anyone under the table. That is what I prefer, and you do what you feel will make you the most focused.
Try not to have cross outs and things written in the margins on your final list, unless it is the night before or the day of.
All those extraneous marks in different kinds of ink will distract your eye and your mind.
Now, get out every platter, plate and bowl you will use and label each one with a sticky note (I just use a scrap piece of paper and throw it in the dish, but you may be a little neater than I am!) reminding yourself what goes in each one. Next, place the serving utensils that you will use in each one.
Move all of it off the counters so your space is not cluttered. Move them into a spare bedroom if you must, because clutter is not your goal.
There are two reasons to label. One is so you know you have enough vessels for what you are cooking and the other is so your helpers will not drive you crazy in the kitchen.
No more, "Mmmmmm, Susie, what do you want the potatoes to go in? The blue bowl? Where is the blue bowl? What cabinet? Where are your serving spoons? Which drawer again?"
If that goes on in your kitchen like it used to in mine, you might as well do everything yourself. And that is not what we are aiming for.
Next, make a list of what you are making and read every recipe carefully. Do you have the ingredients for each recipe? Write down what you need and what it will be used for.
Check to see if you are low on anything. This is not the time to find ants in your sugar; check your supplies as you would check your child's car before a road trip.
After you get your groceries, group the items going into each dish together and label them. I often put each one on a different cookie sheet. Of course, many will share the same ingredients.
Put those in the center of your island or where they can be easily reached on your counter.
I do not expect you to make a mise en place (that's a French phrase that means "everything in place,") for this meal, but grouping main things for a dish and labeling them will save you frustration. A frustrated cook makes more mistakes, which raises frustrations and … you get it.
Think logically about some disasters that might occur. Babies coming? It would behoove you to have some extra diapers around. Make sure you have stain remover too, and not just for the babies!
Have someone coming with special dietary needs? Make sure they have some interesting things to eat while you are eating. I do not use sugar in my coffee or tea, but lots of people do and most seem to prefer sweetener.
Buy some of this; it keeps forever. In other words, think like a hotelier.
Even if you do not have overnight guests, all your preparation will be appreciated and will also assure you of less drama.There are endless ideas on the Internet for beautiful holiday tables. I want to do them all!
Before you get blindsided by all the photos, think about what you actually want your whole gestalt to be about. Do you like formal, with all the china, crystal and silver you can get on that tablecloth your great Aunt Martha embroidered?
We used to live in Virginia, and those southerners can set a table at which any queen would be happy to sit.
Are you more the Pottery Barn, Crate and Barrel type?
You have lots of options, one of which would be bringing some evergreen cuttings or interesting branches to decorate your table.
Are you a bargain hunter, combing T.J. Maxx and Tuesday Morning?
Don't get lulled into feeling you are saving a lot of money and later discover you have actually spent more that you intended. These stores are a treasure trove if you have a sharp eye and a discerning wallet.
To sum it up, pick the way you would like your dinner to unfold, and then plan your table accordingly.
One phrase magically enhances everything: lots and lots of candles.
In recent years, I have strayed away from our traditional holiday dinner, much to the delight of my husband and sons but to the horror of my extended family.
Our tradition, since I was a child, was to make the same exact meal for Thanksgiving as we do for Christmas.
I began dreading and actually resenting making Christmas dinner as both meals usually happened at my home.
I realized I do not want to make two identical turkey dinners within 30 days of each other, darn it!
So I have broken out of my mold, but have frustrated and befuddled a few relatives.
Remember, it is important to make your own traditions and memories in your own household.
If you want something easy so you can all sleep late, work at the Rescue Mission, open your gifts and relax, make Italian food ahead of time and freeze it.
Maybe try a brunch this year and invite some close friends as well as your family.
Perhaps make the big meal hail from a different country each year.
Just make it yours and have a wonderful, organized, and happy, happy time with those you love.


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