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Feb 12, 2014MADISON, Wis. -- Joel Rumpel remembers looking up to college and professional hockey players as a kid and wishing he could be just like them. Now that he is in a position to be a role model to current youth hockey players, he is taking full advantage."To know that these kids look up to us so much is extremely humbling," Rumpel said. "Hearing them talk about wanting to be a goalie or player for the Badgers some day really brought me back to when I was just a kid hoping to some day be just like my idols."Rumpel and the rest of the men's hockey team are pioneering an Adopt-A-Player program that connects them with eight local youth hockey clubs. The program lets youth teams from the Mite, Squirt, and Peewee levels "adopt" a Badger hockey player. The Badger player connects with the youth teams through in-person visits and monthly emails, which allows the Badgers to connect with their team on an on-going basis and form a more personal connection. "The players are excited about the opportunity the program provides them to get to know their team beyond the scope of a one-time appearance," said Kayla Gross, UW community relations coordinator. "It's something we would like to incorporate with other teams as well." Rumpel and teammate Frankie Simonelli had the opportunity to make their in-person visit recently, and enjoyed spending time with a group of kids who look up to them."Just seeing the kids' faces light up when Frank and I showed up was such an amazing experience," Rumpel said. "Everyone thinks that it's just a fun time for the kids, but I honestly think Frank and I had even more fun playing and joking around with all of the future hockey stars! I am thankful to have the chance to be a part of this program and hopefully I made a kid's day just like they made mine."
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More than 332,000 people marched in American Cancer Society Making Strides Against Breast Cancer events this year in NY & NJ raising more than $19.4 million
New York, NY (10/28/2012) - The American Cancer Society is the most effective breast cancer fighting organization in the world and that was demonstrastrated during this year's record-shattering Making Strides Against Breast Cancer campaign. More than 332,000 people walked in events in New York and New Jersey this year raising more than $19.4 million for the fight to end breast cancer. Making Strides has become the largest network of breast cancer awareness events in the U.S.
The dedication of Making Strides walkers was on full display this year especially in New Jersey where more than 15,000 people walked in Making Strides during a State of Emergency the day before Hurricane Sandy hit.
The walk and the dollars raised from it support the Society's efforts to help people stay well, get well, find cures and fight back against breast cancer. Even during tough economic times, the demand for the Society's patient services and other programs remains high. Funds raised by events like Making Strides Against Breast Cancer are critical in meeting the needs of breast cancer in the community.
Below is a quick list of results from this year's series of American Cancer Society Making Strides Against Breast Cancer walks in New York and New Jersey including the amount of people who walked and the dollars raised:
New York State:
Albany - 15,000 walkers raised $1 million
Binghamton - 6,000 walkers raised $255,000
Bronx - 9,000 walkers raised $487,000
Brooklyn - 34,000 walkers raised $1.05 million
Central Park - 40,000 walkers raised $2.9 million
Central Valley - 9,000 walkers raised $632,000
Corning - 600 walkers raised $62,000
Long Island (including Brookhaven and Jones Beach) - 64,000 walkers raised $3.15 million
Queens - 15,000 walkers raised $905,000
Rochester - 9,000 walkers raised $805,000
Staten Island - 7,000 walkers raised $675,000
Syracuse - 5,600 walkers raised $340,000
Utica - 3,600 walkers raised $236,000
Warren County - 1,000 walkers raised $90,000
Washington County - 450 walkers raised $31,000
Waterloo - 500 walkers raised $42,000
Watertown - 1,000 walkers raised $80,000
Westchester - 16,000 walkers raised $1.35 million
Western New York (including Buffalo, Albion and Jamestown) - 11,000 walkers raised $650,000
New Jersey:
Edison - 6,000 walkers raised $440,000
Jersey City - 5,000 walkers raised $300,000
Newark - 15,000 walkers raised $420,000
Parsippany - 11,000 walkers raised $790,000
Point Pleasant - 20,000 walkers raised $1.18 million
Ridgefield Park - 10,000 walkers raised $680,000
Southern New Jersey (including Pennsauken and Ocean City) - 13,400 walkers raised $1.38 million
If you missed this month's Strides events, it's not too late to support the fight against cancer. Donations can still be made online at makingstrideswalk.org.
About the American Cancer Society
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Courts Shouldn't Ignore Due Process To Create Class Actions
December 14, 2010
Ted Frank
Wal-Mart v. Dukes, a case claiming job discrimination against at least 1.5 million women, reached the Supreme Court last week after the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco agreed, in a 6-5 vote, to permit the case to go forward as a single class-action. The press is portraying this as a dispute over how "large" a class action can be, but that is incorrect. There is nothing inherently wrong with a large class action.
A class action is simply a procedural device meant to aggregate similar claims for purposes of efficiency. Thus, while it may not make sense for a single individual to bring a lawsuit about an illegal $20 overcharge in a phone bill, if you bring together 2 million people with identical phone contracts and overcharges subject to the same law, one can try the claims in a single case.
The trial over Amys phone bill will be the same as the trial of Zacharys phone bill, so its possible to have a single trial to resolve the issues of all 2 million phone bills, with the class represented by a handful of representative plaintiffs. A class of 2 million would be even a larger class than that of the Dukes case, but it wouldnt be any more controversial than any other class action.
One can even imagine an appropriate employment class action as large as Dukes. For example, if Wal-Mart had a nationwide policy that it would always pay women 20% less than men doing the same job, women would be equally affected by that policy, and it would be a simple matter to try the case: there was an illegal policy, X number of women were affected by it identically (so what was true for the representative plaintiff would be true for all the other class members), and they suffered Y damages.
But the theory of the Dukes lawsuit is exactly the opposite: the plaintiffs claimed that Wal-Marts central office did not exercise enough authority over each of its 3,400 stores; each of the individual managers discretionary employment or promotion decisions--whether made by male or female managers--was, on average, discriminatory; and thus Wal-Mart was responsible for a policy that "fosters or facilitates" discrimination.
Wal-Mart says that women have fewer management jobs because fewer women apply. Only an illegal quota would block such a legal theory if courts let it go forward.
One can quickly see why this does not work as a class action. In the words of Professor Richard Epstein, the procedural tail is wagging the substantive dog.
The discrimination laws permit Wal-Mart to defend itself by demonstrating that the challenged job decision was made for a reason other than gender. For example, looking at Betty Dukes, the named plaintiff, alone, we learn that she had a female manager and that she was repeatedly disciplined for returning late from lunch breaks.
Yet if a court ties together claims that are not alike, it will have trouble trying the case as a single class action--unless it pretends that the parts that are not alike are not part of the lawsuit. Wal-Mart is stripped of its defense because the individualized defense would be inconvenient to trying the case as a class action.
But that is precisely backwards. If there are too many individualized issues to permit a defendant to defend itself adequately in a class action, that means the correct ruling is not to have a class action.
If the Supreme Court rules in Wal-Marts favor later this year, it will not be to protect business, but to protect due process.
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A B - 757 low flying with landing gear UP
Yesterday the Icelandic National Handball team back from the Olympics in Bejing.
And with the silver medal .
They landed in Reykjavik ,and two coast guard helicopters and a DC -3 - flew with the Boeing 757 formation over the city.
And the Boeing also fles low over the airport - before landing with the team.
30 - 40 thousand people where downtown and celebrated the team whne the eventually came downtown.
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The Wolf Pack remain unbeaten in regulation on the season, at 3-0-0-1 for seven points, after sweeping a home-and-home series with the Adirondack Phantoms this past weekend. On Friday night at home, Hartford came back from 3-1 and 4-3 deficits to post a 5-4 shootout win over Adirondack, and then in the Pack's first road game of the season Saturday, Brodie Dupont's goal with 2:07 remaining in the third period gave the Wolf Pack a 3-2 victory. Rookie defenseman Tommy Hughes notched his first two pro points in Saturday's game with a goal and an assist, and J.T. Miller scored in both games.
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The Wolf Pack are on home ice for a second straight Friday night this week, hosting the Manchester Monarchs at 7:00 PM, and every Friday-night home game this season features $1 hot dogs and $2 beers through the start of the second period. Saturday takes the Pack to Lewiston, Maine, where they will visit the Portland Pirates for a 7:00 game.
Friday, October 18 vs. the Manchester Monarchs at the XL Center, 7:00 p.m.
Saturday, October 19 at the Portland Pirates (Androscoggin Bank Colisee, Lewiston), 7:00 p.m.
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The Wolf Pack will be holding a "Meet the Team" party for Wolf Pack 2013-14 season ticket-holders tonight, from 6:00-8:00 PM at the XL Center. The entire Wolf Pack team will be on hand. Season seat-holders are asked to RSVP to 855-762-6451 or [email protected]. For information on all of the many benefits of becoming a Wolf Pack season ticket-holder, contact the Wolf Pack ticket office at 855-762-6451.
This Friday night, October 18 will mark the debut of "The Hawk's Nest", a regular pre-game feature in the Comcast Coliseum Club at the XL Center. Bob Crawford, the play-by-play voice of the Wolf Pack, will be on hand from 6:00-6:20 PM in the Comcast Coliseum Club, chatting with different Wolf Pack-themed guests and taking questions from the patrons enjoying the Comcast Coliseum Club's delicious buffet and wide array of beverage options. The Comcast Coliseum Club restaurant and bar area is open two hours prior to every Wolf Pack home game, to everyone holding a ticket to the game. Wolf Pack head coach Ken Gernander will be "The Hawk's" guest this Friday for the premiere edition of The Hawk's Nest.
The Wolf Pack's 11th annual Bowl-a-Thon to benefit Special Olympics Connecticut is coming up Sunday, November 17 at Hall of Fame Silver Lanes in East Hartford. Fans can bowl with their favorite Wolf Pack players for a great cause, but space is limited, so register on-line now at www.soct.org.
At every Wolf Pack Sunday home game in 2013-14, fans can take advantage of the Wolf Pack's "Click It or Ticket Sunday Family Value Packs". Those include two tickets, two hot dogs and two sodas, starting at only $35.
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|Michigan's West coast is well known for its beautiful beaches, quaint lakeshore communities, wineries, golf courses, parks, art galleries, shopping and so much more.Martha's Vineyard is conveniently located to all the area has to offer. We are just minutes to the beautiful harbor town of South Haven, situated on the shores of Lake Michigan with its beautiful beaches, marina, Maritime Museum, and quaint downtown shops. Ten miles to the North is Douglas/Saugatuck, a community of artists, with a broad spectrum of art galleries and art-based activities and events. Consistently named one of American's top 25 arts destinations, it's no wonder the area has become known as "The Art Coast of Michigan!"Enjoy a day at the beach! Walk the pier at South Haven and explore the lighthouse, built in 1903, this distinguished landmark has welcomed visitors for over 100 years. Take a sail on the tallship "Friends Goodwill", or spend the day in one of our many orchards or blueberry farms, (True Blue Farms). South Haven is nationally known as the Blueberry Capital.If golf is your passion, we are located on the 2nd fairway of the South Haven Golf Club. The Hawkshead Golf Course is just 3 minutes away from Martha's Vineyard Bed & Breakfast. Also just minutes away are Beeches Golf Club and Ravines Golf Club.Experience wine tasting at any of the fine wineries on the West Michigan Wine Trail. Pick up certificates at the inn to receive free wine glasses when visiting several of the vineyards. From casual Clementines to special occasions Tello Italian Bistro or (Sophie's Steak House) dining in South Haven and surrounding areas (Everyday People Cafe) or (Salt of the Earth) provide a culinary treat for any discerning palate.For the outdoor enthusiast, the Kal-Haven Trail provides 34.5 miles of hiking, biking, and snowmobiling. Enjoy a day on the many bodies of water in the area, take a charter fishing trip on Lake Michigan with South Haven Fishing Charters, Best Chance Charters, or sail away with Shaul Sails or Sweetwater Sailing. Maybe a leisure cruise out to watch the sunset is your idea of fun (Saugatuck Boat Cruises) or a canoe trip down the Kalamazoo River with Old Allegan Canoe. During the winter months enjoy downhill skiing, cross-country skiing, or tubing at Timber Ridge Ski, or Echo Valley. Spend an evening skating under the twinkling snowflakes at the South Haven Ice Skating Rink. Enjoy a newly released movie at the Michigan Theater, where tickets are a real value at $11 or less for two!Find a hidden treasure at one of our local antique markets; we suggest Murphy's Antique Mall or Sweet Pickins. Discover a budding artist at one of the local art galleries. (Blue Coast Artists)South Haven hosts several festivals throughout the year including, Harborfest, held the 2nd weekend of June, Fourth of July celebrations & art fair, The Blueberry Festival, held the 2nd weekend of August, and the Ice Breaker Festival, held the 1st weekend of February.
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Las Vegas, NV (KTNV) -- Las Vegas police say they have cracked down on its policy regarding fly-alongs in police helicopters.
This comes after two police officers helped a Guns N' Roses guitarist with a marriage proposal in August.
The pictures of the fly-along were posted to Instagram and were soon being distributed all over social media.
Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department Undersheriff Jim Dixon told the media tolday that they were not pleased about the fly along or about the publicity that it brought to the police department.
He also said that as a result, the policy has been strengthened to restrict who is eligible for fly-alongs.
Dixon said that now only officials can fly in a police helicopter and some civilians with a commander's approval but not rock stars.
Dixon also said that the pilot in the incident made an unauthorized landing during the fly-along and that he has been held accountable.
Pilot Ray Horsley has been take off of LVMPD's air support unit and the department recommended Capt. David O'Leary, who authorized the fly along, be demoted to lieutenant.
O'Leary retired on Dec. 20 before he could be demoted.
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Dense sformato di spinaci is easy to put together and impressive looking when done in small individual molds. Vary the cheeses in the filling from Parmigiano-Reggiano to Italian Fontina or mozzarella.
Nutmeg seems to be the perennial partner of spinach wherever I travel in the central and northern regions of Italy and the addition of heavy cream creates a pleasing velvety texture. Serve the spinach molds as a side dish with meat or fish entrees.
Three 10-ounce bags spinach, stemmed, washed and drained
4 tablespoons unsalted butter
1/2 teaspoon fine sea salt
1/4 teaspoon fresh ground nutmeg
1/2 cup heavy cream
4 eggs
1 cup grated Parmigiano-Reggiano cheese
1/3 cup fresh bread crumbs
Coat eight 3 by 1 1/2-inch deep ramekins or heavy-duty foil cups with butter spray and refrigerate.
Preheat oven to 325ºF.
Working in two batches, wilt the spinach leaves in a covered sauté pan, without any additional water, for about 3 minutes. Drain the spinach in a colander and use a wooden spoon to squeeze as much of the water out of the leaves as possible.
Return the sauté pan to the burner and melt the butter. Stir in the spinach, salt, nutmeg and heavy cream and cook the mixture, stirring frequently, for about 4 minutes or until thickened.
Transfer the mixture to a bowl and let cool for 10 minutes.
In a separate bowl, beat the eggs with a hand mixer until frothy. Stir in the cheese and bread crumbs.
Stir the egg mixture into the spinach mixture, blending well.
Divide the spinach mixture between the ramekins and place them on a baking sheet.
Bake for 30 minutes or until lightly browned on top. Remove the molds from the oven and invert them onto a serving dish. Unmold and serve immediately.
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Commenting SNP Westminster Treasury spokesperson Stewart Hosie MP said:
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"Since the Budget, Ed Ball's has been in and out of television studios blustering about the Chancellor's tax plans and promising to oppose them – but at the first opportunity to vote against this unfair Tory plan and Labour abstain. Yet again Labour are letting the Tories off the hook.
"While Labour capitulate, the SNP will oppose the Tories unfair Budget which punishes pensioners and public sector workers and does nothing to stimulate the economy.
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Well I have been on both ends of this I have bought accounts and a company and also sold part of mine. I would only pay for signed contracts and only pay 10 percent of what they gross per year thats going rate. $25000 is nutts. As far as equiment find loan vaule on it this is lower then blue book or any other form of seeing market value and thats all you should pay. Also with the accounts put in the buy agreeement a percent 10 to 20 % hold back its a good faith hold. It is so if he turns over the list to a buddy or if his old employe goes into business for himself you have somthing on him still. Also try to have him hold a percent of the price as a loan pay him x amount per month. He will be more term to help you keep the accounts. Also make sure he signes a no compete agreement saying he will not start a new company up with in 100 miles from you. Buying a business can be a good investment. Or a very bad deal. Just make sure you cover all aspects in writing. Plus you must remeber whom very is selling a businesss has put time efert and care into it so they always will be a little nuts at first. Make him a realisc offer he might laught or say get lost but in a month when 20 others have laught at him he will call you back and say lets make a deal. !6 account is not that many put out some fliers you will get that in 1 days time. Good luck
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The ultra-Orthodox community shocked Rabbis Chaim Druckman, Yaakov Ariel and Shmuel Eliyahu in the last few days. Those three rabbis, who are all associated with the national-religious camp, received a number of phone calls in which solicitors invited — if not begged — them to attend meetings with leading Hasidic rabbis in the ultra-Orthodox community.
The meetings were so warm and conciliatory that the rabbis quickly forgot the "Druckman conversions" scandal only three years earlier, when the national-religious rabbis were accused of a too-lax Halachic approach to conversion and were consequently humiliated by the haredi sector when their conversions were retroactively annulled. Several newspapers expunged Druckman's title of "rabbi", labeled him "Reform" and proceeded to degrade him with derogatory nicknames.
Three days before the elections, Shas' spiritual leader Rav Ovadia Yosef mercilessly attacked Habayit Hayehudi, fearing that some of his flock might switch sides and vote for Naftali Bennett's party.
"This is Habayit Hayehudi ['The Jewish Home']? This is a house of gentiles and heretics!" Yosef ridiculed.
Two weeks later, Shas' joint leader Eli Yishai was already singing a different tune. Turning to national-religious rabbis above Bennett's head, Yishai implored the community to avoid causing a "national rupture." Yishai feared reports of Bennett and secularist Yair Lapid teaming up to force a change in the national burden.
Such is politics — merciless, short of memory and lacking so much as a drop of humility.
Throughout the campaign season ahead of the Jan. 22 parliamentary elections, Shas buried all of its good faith, inciting against Yisrael Beytenu's chairman and former Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman, and the Likud with its scandalous "Dial 'Star' for Conversions" video. The ultra-Orthodox party slandered Habayit Hayehudi, and attacked centrist Yesh Atid (primarily "Tommy's son," party head Yair Lapid). Shas' other chairman, Aryeh Deri, said that what is said in elections season, stays in elections season. Deri may discover soon that (again) he was completely wrong.
The national-religious influence is encroaching on the haredi world, and in no way does Shas' self-declared title as "the natural partner" for safeguarding the Torah and status quo come gratis.
"Those people who call us gentiles and heretics shouldn't be surprised that we're walking with them hand in hand," a Habayit Hayehudi official joked on Monday.
The national-religious community has waited years for this day to arrive. After ascending to prominent roles in the army, the legal system and academia (only in the Knesset have they hitherto remained marginal), those Jews donning knitted kippot have returned to center stage. Bennett must be wary of the precarious position he holds standing at the edge of the stage — so many people are waiting to nudge him off.
Anger against the ultra-Orthodox community is justified, but the motto that "Bennett is not Lapid" is certainly correct. Military service is important to Bennett's voters, but so is Torah study. The middle class' struggle is significant, but so is preserving the laws of Shabbat.
The only principle that can save Bennett now is perhaps the most sacrosanct of all: modesty.
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All nine people wounded during a dramatic confrontation between police and a gunman outside the Empire State Building were struck by bullets fired by the two officers, police said Saturday, citing ballistics evidence.
The veteran patrolmen who opened fire on the suit-wearing gunman, Jeffrey Johnson, had only an instant to react when he whirled and pointed a .45-caliber pistol as they approached him from behind on a busy sidewalk.
Officer Craig Matthews shot seven times. Officer Robert Sinishtaj fired nine times, police said. Neither had ever fired their weapons before on a patrol.
The volley of gunfire felled Johnson in just a few seconds and left nine other people bleeding on the sidewalk.
In the initial chaos Friday, it wasn't clear whether Johnson or the officers were responsible for the trail of wounded, but based on ballistic and other evidence, "it appears that all nine of the victims were struck either by fragments or by bullets fired by police," Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly told reporters on Saturday at a community event in Harlem.
He reiterated that the officers appeared to have no choice but to shoot Johnson, whose body had 10 bullets wounds in the chest, arms and legs.
"I believe it was handled well," Kelly said.
The officers confronted Johnson as he walked, casually, down the street after gunning down a former co-worker on the sidewalk outside the office they once shared. The shooting happened at 9 a.m., as the neighborhood bustled with people arriving for work.
A security videotape from the scene shows several civilians - including three sitting on a bench only a few feet away - scattering as the officers opened fire.
Police have determined that three people were struck by whole bullets - two of which were removed from victims at the hospital - and the rest were grazed "by fragments of some sort," Kelly said.
Three people remained hospitalized, all in stable condition, police said.
Both Matthews, 39, and Sinishtaj, 40, joined the nation's largest police department 15 years ago.
Matthews had drawn attention earlier this year by filing a lawsuit against the New York Police Department that accused his superiors of unfairly punishing him for not meeting arrest quotas. A judge threw out the complaint.
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I took over cooking full time after Ken's surgery in early 2010. It was quite a shift for us because this role had primarily been Ken's. He was a supremely creative man and his cooking was no exception. His improv skills played a role in everything he did–particularly cooking. He often commented that he loved when we cooked together–which ultimately served as great training for me. I learned to get comfortable experimenting–no matter what the result. It was about the journey, after all. As his illness progressed and he relied on me solely for cooking, he took great pleasure in the meals I served up for him (and, frankly, so did I) and always complimented me on them. And of course, he took great pride in knowing I'd learned from him.
Since he died I've made note of the ebbs and flows of my interest in cooking–without judgement. I was really into it last summer, but it sort of waned after the holidays. Of late, I've ordered out more than I've spent time in the kitchen. I think it's akin to why I don't like spending time in the garden: because it's something that was Ken's domain, and in spite of the reality and the time that's passed it can feel a little "trespassy" to work in these areas–and sometimes even harder when taking pleasure in it. (In this capacity, far cooking for exceeds gardening in enjoyment.)
As I prepare for my leave from work, I know it's important and economical to plan and cook my own meals. In an effort to push myself in that direction I put a pile of cookbooks on the coffee table so I could thumb through them to get inspired. And it started working. I couldn't ignore them long before I started perusing them and MacGourmet, my recipe database.
I realized after Ken died–even while he was sick–my relationship with food changed. Eating it doesn't excite me the way it used. I've forgotten to eat countless meals since last summer. But it's in creating and cooking a meal where the enjoyment and satisfaction lies for me. Last weekend I spent a couple of hours embroiled in a cooking adventure, and I loved it. I created "Asparagus Bleu Cheese Stuffed Chicken with Prosciutto" (with some jazzed up brown rice with mushrooms.)
I couldn't help but think about how much Ken would have loved what I made–and the sense of play I felt while creating it would have made him positively giddy. It was special and I felt so in-the-moment, and I didn't want it to end. But dinner was ready, so I didn't have a choice.
Fast forward a week to today. Chicago offered up a beautiful Mother's Day. Probably one of the nicer weekend days we've had since…February. Weird, I know. I felt "something" looming behind me today as soon as I woke up. And I made the conscious decision to stay ahead of it. A trip to the lake while I sipped my coffee helped me stay in a good place. I wasn't running, but I just wasn't in the mood to "give in." Not today.
I'd had had taste for one, and thought it would make a distracting challenge, so I made a free form apple tart from scratch (including the dough), and am happy to report it tastes as good as it looks with an astoundingly flaky crust. Quite a coup since my apple pie disappointment last year.
In addition, I had a hankering from some fried chicken. I'd read a lot about grape seed oil of late, and it's goodness and high smoking point. After pounding out three breasts and spicing up the dredge, my new best friend grape seed oil helped churn out these crunchy, flavorful goodies. I highly recommend using this non-greasy, smokeless oil.
No doubt May is a tricky month for me–for my whole family, and the shadow of June 1 looms distinctly in the distance. Beginning my leave that day helps put a little different spin on the day, but unlike what has stalked me today, the gravity of that fateful day will be unescapable. And that's okay. That's a bridge to be crossed when it needs to be crossed.
As for today, I felt satisfaction, pride and a special connection to Ken as I puttered around the kitchen, creating and improvising.


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Discoveries and re-evaluations: painting practices under the microscope
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Paintings are not always what they seem to be on the surface. Technical investigation, particularly of pigments, has revealed not only surprising differences between the present and the original appearance of works, but also the use of unexpected ingredients for certain effects.
Recognising the changes to colouring as well as identifying materials can lead to re-evaluation of both the meaning and sometimes the date and attribution of images.
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