…that time to find the nation’s worst cook. The American Egg Board is launching its second annual ‘Search for America’s Worst Cook.‘ Can you think of anyone that might qualify?
Does your recipe repertoire consist of microwaveable meals and the phone number for Chinese take-out? Are you prone to flare-ups in the kitchen? Then you might just be America’s Worst Cook. According to the second annual cooking survey from the American Egg Board, 50 percent of Americans reported having a disaster in the kitchen at least several times a year, and 42 percent said they know someone in desperate need of basic cooking skills.
To prove that even the most disastrous cooks can master the art of cooking with eggs, the American Egg Board is launching the second annual “Search for America’s Worst Cook” contest. Entering is easy. Simply visit the website, and in 200 words or less along with a video or photograph(s), tell the American Egg Board why you — or someone you know — are in desperate need of cooking help.
The winner will be featured in an advertisement for the American Egg Board and will win a trip for two to New York City to take cooking classes and enjoy the sights, sounds and tastes of one of the greatest culinary cities in the world. The contest runs from April 29, 2008 through June 30, 2008.
Okay, this is my last post with Secretary Schafer here at the NAFB Washington Watch. While I was streaming it live, taking stills and recording audio I also shot a video clip so you can see what the room is like when we meet here in the USDA board room.
The board room here at the USDA Admin Building is a great place to have a meeting.
Here’s the whole NAFB group with Sec. Schafer just a few minutes ago on a break before we went back into session.
Here’s our Secretary of Agriculture speaking to the NAFB group here at their Washington Watch program a few minutes ago.
Here’s what it looked like on the Mac screen from my vantage point. You can still watch the event since I also 
The NAFB Washington Watch program is about to start their visit with Secretary of Agriculture Schafer here at the USDA Admin Offices. Here’s the 
NAFB members heard from Jennifer Duffy, 
I really don’t think Ken Root, WHO, is kneeling at the altar of wheat here but it is a different way to do an interview. He’s one of the many farm broadcasters here at the NAFB Washington Watch who participated in this afternoon’s Issues Forum session. 
The National Association of Farm Broadcasting leadership took a few minutes after the opening meeting of their annual Washington Watch program to talk with me about the event. Pictured here (l-r) are Randy Koenen,