Growing up poor isn’t merely hard on kids. It might also be bad for their brains. A long-term study of cognitive development in lower- and middle-class students found strong links between childhood poverty, physiological stress and adult memory.
- Author: Greg Pietersma
- Published: Mar 31st, 2009
- Category: Uncategorized
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Poverty Directly Impacts Cognitive Development
- Author: Greg Pietersma
- Published: Mar 4th, 2009
- Category: Around the house, Stuff I Make, Uncategorized
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Sticky Ginger Chicken
This is now one of my clans’ favourite dinners:
- Take 4 portions of chicken. I have used thighs and breast meat. I generally buy a family pack of thighs and make them all.
- In a bowl mix : 2 tbsp lemon juice, 2 tsp sugar, 1 tsp grated fresh ginger, 2 tsp soya sauce. If cooking more adjust accordingly. I usually add more ginger.
- Marinade the chicken for 30 minutes. While marinating does help, I have made this with success without letting it sit.
- Pre heat oven to 375F
- Turn and baste with remaining marinade when you think of it. (3-4 times)
- If the chicken in not browning up when it is cooked crank the heat to 425F and move the chicken up to the grill and carefully brown – watch it as it will burn!
Serve with rice and some veggies.
- Author: Greg Pietersma
- Published: Feb 24th, 2009
- Category: Stuff I Make, Tinware, Uncategorized, fabrication
- Comments: None
Introducing our Pierced Night Lights
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Here is a unique replacement to the plastic night lights. These patterns are inspired by New England designs and feature a high level of detail. See the "Burst" design here and the "Star" design here. The edges are folded to increase the strength. Like most of our products we do not recommend you use this in a high moisture area.
In our house we have several. The most popular one is in the twins room. A Made from tinplated steel. |
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