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Florence Isaacs

  • Journalist and Nonfiction Author, Freelance
New York
As seen in: Eyewitness News, Bottom Line Inc.
Author of 11 books on health, relationships, business and social etiquette. Blogger on widows, funerals, condolences. Consultant for eulogies.
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Mitchells Plain moms reveal secrets for the perfect Easter pickled fish

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By Lauren Isaacs Verified, Florence Isaacs
| Eyewitness News Verified
Mitchells Plain moms reveal secrets for the perfect Easter pickled fish The origin of this tradition is unconfirmed, but some say it may have developed from Cape Malay cuisine during colonial times when vinegar and spices were used as preservatives. Florence Isaacs (left) and Glenda Palm (right) prepare their pickled fish for Easter.
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How to Write a Heartfelt Sympathy Note

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By Florence Isaacs
| Bottom Line Inc. Verified
Writing a sympathy note has never been easy. It’s a reminder of our own mortality and the possibility of loss. We also feel helpless in the face of someone else’s grief. It’s fine to send an e-mail—I think a text is intrusive—when you first learn of the death, as in, “We just heard the terrible news. You are in our hearts.” A call is also OK if you know the person well. But don’t stop there.
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Bridging the crevasse: working toward gender equity in the cryosphere

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By Elizabeth Case, Florence Isaacs, Violaine Coulon
| egu.eu
Figure 1: PhD student Gemma Brett conducts fieldwork examining variability in the distribution of the sub-ice platelet layer in McMurdo Sound, Antarctica [Credit: Florence Isaacs] Today is International Women’s Day. As three early career glaciologists, we set out to investigate the state of gender diversity in the cryospheric sciences. Is there a better day for this than the day of recognition of the fight for women’s rights across the globe?
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