Originally Posted by spike All meetings require a min. of 10% it is the Pa. state law. Under the present by-laws The proxy ballot is if 10% of those entitled to vote ( 360???)return their ballot we have quorum. But they are also trying to change the amemdment by-law prior to the voting on the full amemdents., why? by dropping the majority(app.1500) of all the members entitled to vote a Majority of the membership would be changed to 360 members (thats app 10% 0f those entitled to vote) voting in person or ...
Hello Everyone! I wanted to let you know of a few changes being made to Chef Alice Cooking. There will be fewer scheduled classes and more private group classes as this is the direction the business and catering jobs through word-of-mouth, is growing. Regarding private classes; whether coworkers, family or friends, I can think of no better way to spend a day or evening learning to cook a great menu, laughing, dining and leaving with improved knife skills, tips and techniques. My love and ...
Hello Everyone! A fun-filled Spring with lots of fun classes, birthday parties for children, private group classes, dinner parties and demos. If any of you are thinking about booking an event with Chef Alice Cooking, I strongly recommend doing so as far ahead as possible. This Summer, Pocono Record will debut a Food Section and in preparation for it, they sent a photographer to my place to capture photos of me cutting an onion for an article on knife skills. In mid month there was a weekend ...
Hello Everyone, Wayne was thoughtful enough to invite me to blog on my favorite subject, food and cooking. I hope I'll get to meet those of you who are coming to the Greater Pocono Home Show at Split Rock Resort this weekend. In addition to all the other vendors and attractions, I'll be conducting cooking demos throughout the weekend in Indian Vegetarian. You'll probably be able to smell the incredible aroma of India's mire poix; ginger, garlic and onions as soon as you enter! Are any of ...
I received about 6 domain name registration letters in the mail over the weekend for various domains from Domain Registry of America - it is not the first time I've received them and I've had quite a few customers in the past inquire about them as well. Although most companies that you receive letters from in the mail can legitimately renew your domain name, they are typically NOT your current registrar and typically cost double or triple what you normally pay. What they are asking ...
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