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Below is a list of favorite places on the internet, random links, stuff I like, and more. It's constantly evolving and completely subjective and in no discernable order. Click away, if you're so inclined. |
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Activities to do with kids:
A cool video in Japanese on how to fold a shirt. The best way to tie your shoes. There's nothing healthy about this recipe (so ignore the intro) but these strawberry mice are a lot of fun to make with your kids. This is a cool video about the Jewish High Holidays, which includes Rosh Hashana and Yom Kippur recipes. Buy a kid's unicycle. |
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Favorite recipes and cooking projects: A delicious whole wheat agave-sweetened lemon cake. There's nothing healthy about these strawberry mice (so ignore the intro) but these strawberry mice are a lot of fun to make with your kids. This is a cool video about the Jewish High Holidays, which includes Rosh Hashana and Yom Kippur recipes. The best agave-sweetened carrot cake. |
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Quoted!
Quoted in an article in the Medford Mail Tribune about the upcoming media training workshop: August 20, 2009 Quoted in an AP article by Jeff Bernard about the CDC coming to Ashland to find out why parents in this community are choosing to research the safety and efficacy of vaccines: Jennifer Margulis moved here with her husband and three kids from Massachusetts, where her mother is a cellular biologist and member of the National Academy of Sciences. Though she chuckles at some of Ashland's personality quirks, she embraces the city's strong sense of community and many people's distrust of mainstream medicine. Quoted in an article in Pregnancy Magazine, "What's the Fuss?" by Dawn Papandrea. "Crying, even a lot of crying, really is normal and is not an indication that you're a bad parent or have a bad baby." Read the article for some good ideas about why your baby's crying, and what to do about it. Profiled by Smithsonian's editor in chief Carey Winfrey in his editor's note in the November issue of the magazine. Quoted in a very biased article on kids and vaccines on MSNBC, which includes an audio slide show interview of Jennifer Margulis, whose view that parents have the right to educate themselves led to bloggers around the U.S. to call her a moron and a buffoon. Click on the "play" button to hear the audio file. Quoted in a Parenting Magazine article about why you should let your 1-year-old baby smush her birthday cake all over the place. Quoted in an article about Readying your child for a new baby. Quoted in an article about Prenatal bonding. Interviewed by Andrea Buchanan at Literary Mama about Toddler. Interviewed by Mama Zine about why Toddler was banned. |
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