[Nfbf-l] Last call for Recipes

[Dan Hicks]

Dear Chefs and Cooks of Florida, 

 

So far I have some great recipes from Kathy Davis and Tinetta Cooper. I
could still use some more submissions. Please see the specifics of what to
submit in Gary Wunder's note to me, below. 

 

The bio can be a sentence or two, maybe a word or two about the recipe as
well. Also, if you can send me one or more photos -- again, please see
Gary's note -- if you can get them to me. Send them full-sized as I can take
up to a 10 MB attachment. The main camera on the iPhone 4 and iPhone S is 8
megapixels, so that should be just fine, or you can scan and attach a studio
photo, if you have one. 

 

I need to send everything to Gary by next Wednesday, February 1, so the
sooner the better. 

 

Thank you all. 

 

Dan

 

 

"It's a shallow life that doesn't give a person a few scars."


                                                     -Garrison Keillor

 

 

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From: Wunder, Gary [mailto:gwunder at nfb.org] 
Sent: Monday, January 16, 2012 9:05 AM
To: State President, Florida; State President, Georgia; State President,
Hawaii; State President, Idaho; State President, Illinois
Subject: Revised Instructions

 

In the note I sent out about a month ago asking the next several states for
recipes, I neglected to include some important information.  Normally we
would like six recipes from each state.  It would be helpful if we had a
short biography-- a sentence or two-- about the people making contributions
to this column.  It would also be helpful if we had a high resolution photo
we could use so that contributors are recognized with a photograph.  We have
traditionally asked that people not use their cell phone cameras, but the
increasing quality of these devices means that it isn't that easy anymore.
If you have a camera that is a five megapixel or better unit, that should be
sufficient for our needs.  Several pictures will be better than one so that
we have some choice in what to use.  I understand were photographing the
same person, but sometimes our art director and proofreader will notice that
there is something distracting in the background or the light isn't just
right.

I thank you for making this column a success.  Nothing we feature gets more
compliments.  Happy new year to all of you, and happy Martin Luther King
Day.

 

Gary