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No way you would hold two roster spots for kickers....... if Nate is out for an extended period with the groin injury, then he'd have to go to IR.
Hey X, I've got the same class ring from Grossmont High School...fellow Foothiller! What's that...? Oh...never mind...
he's gawnnnnnnnnn, put that in the bank if you want. I would say that Katie's career in a Charger jersey is OVER. Seriously, how does a simple "groin strain" put a guy out for 4 months though (not that I'm unhappy to see him go though, albeit 2 years late which is a Charger staple, lets be honest now) I think this is another case of us fans never truly being told the entire story, the guy's got issues, from injury to mental and it now seems the club has just decided, "enough's enough", it's time to move on. Might be time to re-visit that Babies in the bathtub pic again Blew..........I think it's safe to say that another "Red cross" can be put though one ...........are there any left these days by the way ?????? Guess I was wrong about all those guys never being a part of a successful Chargers team ........... Though I'm sure no one will be in willing to admit it still after all these years.
OK.....that just leaves TOG as the only original left .......(seems I can't post the pic on the iPad, damn it)
Just one of his many ailments these days it seems Lancelot ......... He should have applied some Butt paste to that awhile back I reckon.
Romney is actually not wealthy enough to buy an NFL team, but he is wealthy enough to be friends with owners of some NFL teams Now, if he had not goofed around for the past 15 years seeking high political office in one form or another, and had he concentrated on doing what he did best (harvesting businesses for profit with his vast knowledge of the U.S. tax code) he would certainly have enough dough of his own to be able to even purchase the New England Patriots for himslef plus 5 other NFL teams for each one of his sons
Fairly well written article on whats going on with John's brother Chuck Pagano, who will turn 52 in the hospital: Colts head coach Chuck Pagano diagnosed with leukemia, out for indefinite amount of time
I will PUMP, when I get home ....seems this iPad thingy isn't all that Blewy cracks it up to be after all ........ Hahahahahahahahahahaha........fancy not being able to do a simple "copy & paste" like you can on a PC ........outrageous !!!!!!
Certainly couldn't be operator error. http://ipadinsight.com/ipad-tips-tricks/how-to-save-images-in-the-ipad-safari-and-mail-apps/
Let's anal-ize this a bit more scientifically. shall we? We have You, Blew & the iPad. Hmmm?! I wonder which one is the the reeking weak link then?
Ah yes, the two word description for all of Jack's computer problems - nice summary. After, lo - these many years, being told the same thing on a multitude of windoze systems - Jack finally learned to cut/paste - now if something doesn't work the same way - it MUST be broken/inferior.


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Corn Gluten contains 100% corn gluten, a naturally occurring substance, which inhibits the growth of a seed's tiny feeder roots. This causes the seedlings to die before they germinate. Since most weeds germinate through seeds, Corn Gluten will kill the seeds before they sprout. The granulated form makes it easy to spread by hand or by spreader.
Features & Benefits
- Can be used for fertilization and weed control
- Safe, non-toxic, non-GMO, certified organic
- Feeds Lawns Naturally
- Helps Build Strong Turf
- Granulated form
- Can be applied using a spreader
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As a plant food, corn gluten has a N-P-K ratio of 8-0-0. It will fertilize your lawn, and prevent the growth of new weeds. Because it prevents seeds from sprouting, make sure you wait 60 days after application before spreading grass seed. Corn Gluten can also be used to fertilize shrubs and transplants. As a fertilizer, corn gluten can be applied at any time of year.
To Prevent Weed Growth:
As a weed suppressant, corn gluten acts as a natural "pre-emergent" - it inhibits seed germination by drying out a seed as soon as it cracks open to sprout. These qualities make corn gluten an ideal 'weed n feed' product.
To take advantage of its weed-prevention properties, it must be applied before the weed seeds start to sprout. Apply in early Spring, 3 to 5 weeks before the weeds begin to sprout, about the time the crocus and daffodils are blooming. Apply again to lawns in the fall. Corn gluten is also useful when transplanting vegetables and shrubs; apply immediately after transplanting to prevent weeds from sprouting through the enriched transplant soil and competing with your transplant.
Corn Gluten controls these common Broadleaf weeds:
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This organic corn gluten is composed of 100% granulated corn gluten meal with nothing added, so children and pets can play on the lawn immediately after application. When used as directed, corn gluten will not harm beneficial insects, soil organisms, pond or stream life.
Do not apply to areas when seeding is contemplated within 60 days. Root system from newly germinated seeds tends to wither in the presence of corn gluten meal.
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Total Nitrogen (N): 8%
Nutrients for this product are derived from Corn Gluten Meal, and contain no animal manure, and does not contain any fillers. 100% active ingredients.
How to Use
Initial treatment: Apply 50 lbs per 2,500 square feet of lawn, garden or flowerbed area each Spring and Fall. Subsequent treatments: Apply 30 lbs per 5,000 square feet.
Corn gluten can be applied by hand or by using a spreader. The spreader setting depends on the brand of spreader, but for a Scott spreader, your setting should be 12 - 13. You can tell pretty easily once you start spreading if the setting is too high or low.
Here are some notes on use from Nick Christians at Iowa State University:
Corn gluten meal works by inhibiting the root formation of germinating plants. It generally does not inhibit the roots of mature plants or transplants until your reach very high rates (80 pounds/1000 ft2 or higher). It should be applied before germination of the weeds. The weed will germinate and usually forms a shoot, but does not form a root. After germination, a short drying period is needed to kill the plants that have germinated but have not formed a root. Timing is critical. If it is too wet during germination, the plants will recover and form a root. (This is also true of chemical preemergence herbicides).
If it does not rain in 5 days of application, water it in with approximately .25 inches of water. Then leave a drying period after germination.
It will usually work for about 5 to 6 weeks following germination.
It does not work well with seeded garden crops unless they are seeded deeply (radishes seem to be the exception and there may be others). Transplants or mature plants generally work well. Some producers put down a band, work it into the upper inch of soil, and then put the transplant in the band.
In garden and crop production, growers generally work out their own system, depending on their understanding of the crop they are growing and the weeds they are trying to control.
The nitrogen will release slowly over a 3 to 4 month period after application.
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Questions about the Corn Gluten Organic Fertilizer 8-0-0 - 50 lbs
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- From Diana Palumbo at 5/8/11 8:57 AM
- I live on Long island and would like to clarify a schedule for application. If I plan on seeding my lawn in the fall I assume I would do that first in Sep? Would I then wait 60 days to apply the corn gluten meal? And then reverse the process in the spring? We are trying to build our lawn and kill the dandelions and crabgrass that are taking over. Thanks
- Yes, you have the right idea with regards to scheduling corn gluten application. The fall application is intended to suppress hardy over-winter weeds. The spring application is more important because most weeds germinate in late winter and early spring. Your plan to seed in early September will give your new lawn time to get established, so you can focus on the weeds in spring. If you wait to seed until spring, it's a tigher window to try to supress weeds and still leave time for the new grass seeds to germinate and sprout.
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- From Doug Boone at 4/6/11 9:46 AM
- I have seen dogs eat corn gluten organic fertilizer. Is the product safe for dogs to eat?
- Bradfield Organics Corn Gluten Organic Fertilizer is safe should the dog eat any of it. However, it's a waste of good fertilizer. Once corn gluten is applied, it should be wetted. This breaks down the granules and the dog will be less likely to try to eat it.
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- From Jaime at 3/29/11 2:20 PM
- Do you use a broadcast spreader with this and is so, what setting should be used?
- Corn gluten can be broadcast by hand or by using a spreader. The spreader setting depends on the brand of spreader. A Scott spreader should be set at 12 - 13. You can tell pretty easily once you start spreading if the setting is too high or low.
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- So let me see if I understand this correctly.Corn gluten is only a pre-emergent as long as it does not get wet?
Corn gluten meal works by inhibiting root formation in weeds at the time of germination. It doesn't inhibit roots of mature plants or transplants unless it is used at a very high rate of 80 pounds/1000 sq. ft. or more. Weeds germinate and form a shoot, but no root, inhibiting growth. A short drying period is required after germination, because too much water may allow the plants to recover and form roots.
Timing is the key to success when using corn gluten meal. It should be applied before the targeted weed emerges above the soil. Since a drying period is required after application, you should make sure no rain is forecast for a few days after application.- Do you find this question helpful? Yes No
- From Jim at 8/28/10 10:00 AM
- Can this be applied in the fall (Michigan) and be effective the following spring?
- The recommended seasonal applications for corn gluten are spring and fall. Corn Gluten Meal is effective as a pre emergent for about 6 weeks, providing the soil is dry after application. After that is becomes a fertilizer. Since, generally, fall is cooler and moister than late spring, applying CGM in the fall, for weed suppression, would not work as well as it would in late spring.
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We put down new soil and seeded a lawn but after one year it's looking bad with lots of yellow blades in the grass. I now realize the soil we got must have had very few nutrients.
I got a sample of corn gluten from a friend and only enough for one corner, but now I see that bit of lawn is coming back. I don't know about weed suppression, but this does act as a fertilizer. We'll try this year for the whole lawn and see how it goes.


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Wednesday, July 21, 2010
Last week I talked about my walk by the Arve riverside. In this post you'll be able to see the pictures of the second part of my little trip...
Well, after having crossed the French border and enjoyed the wonderful scenery there (Arve river & Étrembière pond) we continued hiking in the direction of the quaint hamlet of Sierne with it's historic farmsteads (some dating back to Medieval times) and vineyards.
It is a magical place chock-a-block-full with atmosphere and interesting details. No wonder that it is considered to be one of the most beautiful hamlets in the canton of Geneva. A paradize for fans of old buildings and for photography freaks!
Then, after having gone through Sierne we headed toward the Route de Veyrier where there is a lovely farmhouse which I never forget to admire. A ravishing home that brings you back in time. My favorite place in Geneva.
I hope that you'll feel the magic of that part of the Geneva countryside and that my photos will make you dream.
63 comments:
- Foodessa said...
Rosa...if you keep this up...you'll soon have an unexpected visitor asking you to show her around all this splendour.
Oh...and don't forget...a lovely dessert and refreshment will probably be expected too ;o))
Your captures of all this surrounding beauty calls out to the deepest parts of my unstressful soul...much appreciated.
Have a fabulous week.
Ciao for now,
Claudia - 3:27 PM, July 21, 2010
- ~~louise~~ said...
I am truly entranced by your enchanting images, Rosa. Remarkable! It's always a delight to journey through your eyes.
Thank you so much for sharing... - 3:42 PM, July 21, 2010
- Spécialiste de l'éphémère said...
Totalement fabuleux!
Ces potées fleuries, ces volets verts... Ça m'a toujours séduit, à chacune de mes trop rares visites. - 3:46 PM, July 21, 2010
- Ria Mathew said...
BEAUTIFUL pictures, Rosa! I am in a dreamworld already!
- 3:56 PM, July 21, 2010
- Oxana said...
Le foto sono STUPENDE, Rosy!!!! Complimenti!
Un bacione - 4:04 PM, July 21, 2010
- Lyndsey said...
Stunning photos, you have a real talent. I love the fifth photo and would love to have it around me so I could look at it all the time. I like the last one too. Of course I like all of them they're so good. I love photos with a real feelings to them! Thanks for sharing them with us!
- 4:27 PM, July 21, 2010
- Vivi said...
c'est superbe, merci pour cette magnifique balade Rosa !
- 4:47 PM, July 21, 2010
- ~Lexibule~ said...
Tes photos sont à couper le souffle ma Chère Rosa;)xxx
- 4:53 PM, July 21, 2010
- natural selection said...
Rosa! we are a team this week both of us in the wine country! lots of good food and chilled white wine, looking forward to your next impressions!
- 4:58 PM, July 21, 2010
- rachel said...
*sighs* so beautiful! your photos will most definitely make me dream. <3
- 4:58 PM, July 21, 2010
- Anna A. said...
what glorious pics!
- 5:10 PM, July 21, 2010
- Paula said...
I just love the colours of your pics!
Paula - 5:54 PM, July 21, 2010
- pigpigscorner said...
I love the last picture!
- 6:27 PM, July 21, 2010
- RamblingTart said...
Oh Rosa, your photos are pure magic. :-) I love this little jaunt - the beautiful, peaceful nature of your photos, the stone buildings, overflowing flower pots, all of it. :-) Thank you for this gorgeous escape today. :-)
- 6:31 PM, July 21, 2010
- Mélanie said...
Très belles photos.
:) - 6:45 PM, July 21, 2010
- Susan @ SGCC said...
What an enchanting place! You've made it come alive for me with your lovely photos. I'm always amazed by how much beauty there is in this world!
- 6:54 PM, July 21, 2010
- lamiacucina said...
wonderful pics (including the rusty ring) of this little hameau so near by the city. kind regards, robert
- 8:19 PM, July 21, 2010
- alison said...
beautiful places,amazing pics!i love your details!
- 9:34 PM, July 21, 2010
- Raina said...
These photos sure are magical. I feel like I am right there on your walk through this wonderful countryside:)
- 10:32 PM, July 21, 2010
- lisaiscooking said...
Gorgeous flowers, and great light in these shots!
- 10:34 PM, July 21, 2010
- Carolyn Jung said...
I wish I could take a walk like THAT! ;)
- 12:56 AM, July 22, 2010
- RoseBelle said...
Old architecture yet timeless. I can imagine the peace and ease living at such a place. I bet the people and food is as beautiful as the place.
- 1:24 AM, July 22, 2010
- El said...
Absolutely gorgeous photos. I wish I could visit!
- 5:15 AM, July 22, 2010
- RV said...
Oh Rosa, you are so kind to take us around this country side with these lovely and gorgeous pics.. I wish I can be there.
- 6:40 AM, July 22, 2010
- Gera @ Sweets Foods Blog said...
So wonderful photos Rosa, they are magical!!
All the best,
Gera - 7:16 AM, July 22, 2010
- Angie's Recipes said...
Really enjoy your photos...Rosa, they are just like movies.
- 9:00 AM, July 22, 2010
- senga said...
Que c'est beau et reposant... Je suis en Haute Savoie et je profite moi aussi des paysages et de la fraîcheur le soir... Bises
- 9:05 AM, July 22, 2010
- Ana Powell said...
Remarkable photos, so well captured.
A must place to visit ♥ - 9:34 AM, July 22, 2010
- Ellie (Almost Bourdain) said...
Absolutely breath taking series of pictures Rosa!
- 10:53 AM, July 22, 2010
- Barbara said...
How lovely, Rosa! Such charm in those old buildings. I love the
8th photo...that gorgeous cache-pot in the foreground! - 1:55 PM, July 22, 2010
- Pam said...
Rosa, your photos are fantastic. The flowers are beautiful but what I really like is the old buildings and doors. Love that door and always wonder what it looks like beyond. Way to go! Great post!
- 3:09 PM, July 22, 2010
- Sushma Mallya said...
such beautiful pics...
- 3:53 PM, July 22, 2010
- elra said...
Lovely country houses. Beautiful shots Rosa.
- 3:58 PM, July 22, 2010
- The Cilantropist said...
Oh Rosa those photos are just beautiful and looking at them makes me feel a sense of peace and a desire to adventure at the same time. :) Thanks again for sharing!
- 4:45 PM, July 22, 2010
- cathy said...
definitely dreaming here!
- 5:09 PM, July 22, 2010
- lisa said...
Gorgeous shots, lovely architecture!
- 5:23 PM, July 22, 2010
- Lucy said...
Wow Rosa these shots are just beautiful...they are all so sunny and peaceful they put a smile on my face :) Gorgeous.
- 7:12 PM, July 22, 2010
- tasteofbeirut said...
Switzerland is such a beautiful country; you are making its beauty shine through your photgraphs Rosa.
- 8:09 PM, July 22, 2010
- mir said...
Merci pour ces superbes clichés ! A bientôt ! Tes falafels étaient toppppp !
- 9:58 PM, July 22, 2010
- sweetlife said...
lovely pics, what color you can capture...
sweetlife - 2:09 AM, July 23, 2010
- Gloria said...
Rosa yours pics always are magical and georgeous!!! I love them!!
- 4:40 AM, July 23, 2010
- Heidi Leon Monges said...
beautiful and inspiring shoots Rosa!. I wish I was there with you enjoying that nice walk.
keep posting more beauties please!. - 6:56 AM, July 23, 2010
Lovely pictures Rosa! Thank you for sharing them with us!
- 10:08 AM, July 23, 2010
- Big Boys Oven said...
Lovely something I miss most, wish one day I get to see this beautiful places!
- 12:36 PM, July 23, 2010
- Mama Yéti said...
Your pics are amazing, an haven of peace for the eyes and ears! Thanks for this waking dream!!
- 1:15 PM, July 23, 2010
- myfrenchkitchen said...
Beautiful beautiful images Rosa! You make me want to take the same trip!
ronelle - 2:20 PM, July 23, 2010
- marla {family fresh cooking} said...
Thanks for sharing your journey with us! Spectacular. xo
- 6:47 PM, July 23, 2010
- Prerna said...
oh wow, what a pretty space you have out thr!
Love it! - 7:07 PM, July 23, 2010
- ~nancy said...
Toujours aussi agréable de passer dans ta chaleureuse chaumière ma belle Rosa!! merci à toi et bonne soirée xx
- 11:22 PM, July 23, 2010
- Moogie said...
Lovely... truly lovely. I'm a new follower.
- 5:17 PM, July 24, 2010
- dessert girl said...
So beautiful and peaceful. It seems like a place that would bring out the peace and serenity in a person.
- 8:28 PM, July 24, 2010
- Cynthia said...
You make me want to go to these places!
- 9:55 PM, July 24, 2010
- Melanie said...
I love these photos--they are spellbinding! What a lovely place. Bon weekend Rosa.
- 1:32 AM, July 25, 2010
- OysterCulture said...
Rosa - your pictures are simply amazing. You have me staring at my screen and day dreaming about life in Europe - thanks for the escape.
- 5:37 AM, July 25, 2010
- bake in paris said...
Beautiful shots! I wish I could go for a photo hunting with you, such great photo object and skill :-)
Sawadee from bangkok,
kris - 7:15 AM, July 25, 2010
- nandini said...
G-L-O-R-I-O-U-S!!!!!... How do u do it Rosa!!. Beautiful ... It is truly a dreamland!.
- 4:18 PM, July 25, 2010
- My Little Space said...
OMG, those photos are absolutely stunning! They just take my breath away. Thank you so much for sharing. Love you for this. <3
Cheers, Kristy - 4:32 PM, July 25, 2010
- Helene said...
Love your pictures, you are doing such an amazing job.
- 4:49 PM, July 25, 2010
- Rosa said...
Magical indeed. So beautiful. <3
- 2:31 AM, July 26, 2010
- baking.serendipity said...
You always have the most gorgeous photography on your site! I'm jealous of all the places you are visiting and photographing!
- 5:59 AM, July 26, 2010
- Esti said...
Great shots, thank you for sharing them.
- 8:33 PM, August 03, 2010
- KOHAKOU said...
Wow, absolutely adorable images. I'll be in holiday mood just by looking through them...
- 12:35 AM, August 13, 2010
- Pollyanna said...
my daughter is staying near there for a few weeks. I have told her to go and have a visit, the pics are so inspiring. What one thing should she bring back to Australia in her suitcase?
(Forget cheese, chocolate, watches, swiss army knives-we have all those here)
Anything vintage?
Best place to get prints or artworks? - 1:32 AM, December 20, 2010


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Coffee & Chocolate – Skin care just got tasty!
Their culinary appeal is well established – but did you know that coffee and chocolate also offer health benefits, including the maintenance of healthy skin?
Coffee is the latest cult ingredient in eye creams and oils due to its ability to reduce inflammation and under-eye circles. A 1981 study conducted at Seoul National University found that the anti-inflammatory properties of caffeine were comparable to those of aspirin; whilst an earlier study conducted in 1979 at the University of Tennessee found that adding caffeine to topical anti-inflammatory treatments significantly increased their effectiveness.
Caffeine is also a vasodilator (it acts to dilate blood vessels), so it encourages blood flow around the eye, which is what makes it so effective against dark circles.
As well as being choc-full of antioxidants (pardon the pun!), a recent study published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition found that people who ate chocolate or cocoa-containing foods experienced lower blood pressures and small improvements in blood vessel response to increases in circulation. The research also hinted that chocolate lovers had lower levels of insulin, the hormone that controls blood sugar.
Because of its antioxidant properties (raw chocolate is the highest known source of antioxidants), chocolate acts to fight free radicals and stimulate circulation, and may act to decrease the skin's sensitivity to UV radiation.
"In a double-blind study in Germany, women who drank a cocoa beverage high in antioxidants called flavonols daily experienced reduced skin redness in response to UV-light exposure—15 percent less than usual after six weeks and 25 percent less at 12 weeks—while a group given a low-flavonol cocoa drink had no change. The women also showed significant improvements in their skins' texture and hydration, which the investigators believe were attributable to measurably improved blood flow to the skin." (Allure.com)
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Cardinals coach Arians: Kevin Kolb is good, have to protect him
While no one can be 100 percent certain, new Cardinals coach Bruce Arians told ESPN's Mike Sando he believes Kevin Kolb, who would appear to be the favorite for the job if he remains on the roster, can be solid if kept upright.
Said Arians:
I'm looking forward to meeting with Kevin and we'll cross that bridge as soon as we have to. I've seen enough film to know that he is good enough, but we have to protect him a lot better. When he is healthy, he has had some good moments. He has had some not-so-good moments. We have to protect him better, run the ball better.
Cardinals quarterbacks were sacked an NFL-high 58 times last season, with Kolb being taken down 27 times in just six games.
And that number doesn't include the number of times he was pressured or hit after releasing the ball, so suffice to say he took quite a beating before being lost for the season to injury.
Prior to going down in Week 6 against the Bills, Kolb was putting together a productive season, completing 59.6 percent of his passes for 1,169 yards and eight touchdowns. He had only been picked off three times, and had a QB Rating of 86.1.
However, Kolb has played in just 15 of a possible 32 games over the last two seasons, making his durability a looming and very real question mark.
Which is why Arians knows, should he deem Kolb worthy of the starting job, protection up front is of the utmost importance.
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Arizona Wildcats 2013 football schedule released
By: Arizona Sports
Originally published: Jan 10, 2013 - 11:23 am
Originally published: Jan 10, 2013 - 11:23 am
Four of Arizona's first five Pac-12 games will be away from the friendly confines of Arizona Stadium in Tucson.
The Pac-12's 2013 football schedule was released Thursday, and Arizona's is as follows:
Aug. 31 vs. Northern Arizona
Sept. 7 at UNLV
Sept. 14 vs. UTSA
Sept. 28 at Washington
Oct. 10 at USC
Oct. 19 vs. Utah
Oct. 26 at Colorado
Nov. 2 at California
Nov. 9 vs. UCLA
Nov. 16 vs. Washington State
Nov. 23 vs. Oregon
Nov. 30 at Arizona State
The October 10 matchup at USC will be played on a Thursday.
The Wildcats will not play Stanford or Oregon State this season, but will welcome both California and Washington State back to their schedule.
As for how the schedule looks, the Wildcats will follow what should be a fairly easy non-conference slate with a tough stretch of Pac-12 games. Four road contests in five tries will give a good idea of how good the team is, and if Arizona can survive that stretch could be poised for a strong finish.
You can take a look at Arizona State's 2013 schedule by clicking here.
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- Mike DeCourcy, Sporting News CBB Insider - Monday March 18Doug and Wolf ask DeCourcy what he thinks about this year's NCAA Tournament bracket.
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Enchantment – The Spell Of Nino Rota
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A beautiful take on the music of Nino Rota – one that mixes lead trumpet lines from Fabrizio Bosso with some great larger orchestrations – all in a mode that both recalls the cinematic glory of the compositions, yet also gives it a different setting too! Bosso's trumpet is always wonderful – sharp-edged in small combo settings, and richly expressive in larger projects like this – really a perfect fit for Rota's wonderful compositions, capable of unlocking elements in the music we never heard in the films – thanks to some key jazz inflections from time to time. Yet given the larger backings – handled by Stefano Fonzi – the album's quite far from a straight jazz outing, even though core rhythms are by a trio with Lorenzo Tucci. Titles include "Amarcord", "Romeo E Giulietta", "Otto E Mezzo", "La Strada", "Il Padrino", and "La Dolce Vita" – plus one original written for the set, "Enchantment". © 1996-2013, Dusty Groove, Inc. |
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You Are Here I Am There: An early stunner from keyboardist Keith Tippett – served up with a punch and power that's missing from a lot of his later work! The music's a perfect blend of free-thinking jazz and some of the ... read more Jazz (CD) 15.99 | ||||
Chapter Three: The coolest chapter so far in the long-lost story of the He3 Project – wonderfully spiritual jazz sounds from the San Francisco scene of the early 70s – recorded with a wicked blend of instrumentation ... read more Jazz (CD) 13.99 |
Don't Let Go (plus bonus tracks): A sweet bit of modern funk from George Duke – working here in a mode that's definitely tighter and more soul-based than his trippier albums of the early 70s – but also in a groove that's pretty ... read more Jazz (CD) 13.99 | ||||


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