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The Signorelli Company
The Signorelli Company
With an ideal location at the newly-created intersection of the Grand Parkway and I-69 (US 59 North), Valley Ranch Town Center is rapidly taking center stage in the northeast Houston corridor just north of Kingwood. Situated within the thriving 1,400-acre master-planned community of Valley Ranch, the new 240-acre Valley Ranch Town Center is the largest retail project under construction in the Houston area at over 1.5 million square feet.
Encompassing all the components of a true town center with over 1 million square feet of retail and more than 500,000 square feet of mixed-use development, Valley Ranch Town Center is planned to include an entertainment district with a state-of-the-art Cinemark Theatre, multi-family residences, and community attractions including the massive 8,500-seat Texas Drive Stadium, 400-seat New Caney ISD Aquatic Center, Little League baseball complex and family activities at Ed Rinehart Park, and a 10,000-seat amphitheater. Bordering the hub of Valley Ranch Town Center is the 135-acre Town Grove Park, providing serene greenspace and pristine lakes for events and gatherings.
Valley Ranch Town Center will soon be a destination for residents and visitors, with entertainment, shopping, dining, parks and open space for community events. The project is so multi-faceted and dynamic that there isn't a single industry name that describes the grand project, such as the term "power center" used for smaller retail developments. A project of The Signorelli Company, recognized as one of the leading real estate developers in Texas and Oklahoma, the 240-acre center defies description, according to President and CEO Daniel Signorelli. "We are focused on bringing the highest quality and variety of retailers to Valley Ranch Town Center. But we are also creating a 'downtown destination' for a vibrant corridor that lacks these high quality components that other Interstate corridors enjoy."
Phase one is now under construction with an impressive roster of stores and restaurants featuring anchors Kroger Marketplace®, Sam's Club, Academy Sports + Outdoors and Hobby Lobby, plus dozens of other popular stores and restaurants. The first phase of 505,000 square feet of
retail is ahead of schedule and projected to open in a few months. The second phase is expected to open in the spring of 2017, adding another 275,000 square feet, and the final phase is projected to be delivered by the end of 2017.
Along with a wide variety of tenants, Valley Ranch Town Center will feature new prototypes for several stores including curbside online order pickup for the 123,000-square-foot Kroger Marketplace® and Sam's Club.
Northeast Houston is the Next Big Frontier
"The size and scope of Valley Ranch Town Center is due to existing demand attributed to a void of convenient services and quality development," Signorelli said. "Northeast Houston development opportunities have been ignored for many years while development in other Houston suburbs stretched commuters well beyond an hour of downtown and Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH).
"The biggest surprise to tenants today seems to be the high population and excellent household incomes found in our trade area," Signorelli continued. "They are excited to have a store underway, less than a half-hour from downtown and not having to worry about cannibalizing an existing store…it's a true new market and arguably the only one of its kind in Houston."
Valley Ranch Town Center is a 15-minute commute to IAH and 25 minutes to downtown Houston, and boasts an average household income of $88,237 within a 15-minute drive to Valley Ranch. "The current population in the trade area of 195,424 is set to boom for years to come, thanks to available land and completion of major mobility projects including the recent opening of the Grand Parkway at I-69.
"Valley Ranch is clearly at the epicenter of mobility, connectivity, significant population and future growth for this I-69 corridor," Signorelli said. "This is the next big frontier where strong existing population is being met by significant development. With major communities like The Woodlands and Kingwood virtually completed, developers are looking for replacement properties along this corridor. And the short-term and long-term rooftop growth bodes well for our project."
Other development like 4,000-acre Generation Park bringing major business to the Northeast Quadrant is just the tip of the iceberg. According to a study conducted by CDS Market Research, projections call for the Valley Ranch trade area to add 2,560 housing units per year between 2015 and 2020 and to have more than doubled its population and households by 2030. The 10-minute commute from Valley Ranch to the ExxonMobil campus in Spring, and other new business centers in The Woodlands/Spring area, are also expected to positively impact growth in northeast Houston.
Eric Walker, Partner with Capital Retail Properties and the leasing agent for Valley Ranch Town Center, says that the numbers tell it all. "We have already reached critical mass and have more big name anchor stores for Valley Ranch Town Center than anywhere else in the Houston area.
Not only are prospective retailers impressed by the tenant lineup, they are also excited about the growth and promise of this entire area."
Pent-Up Demand for Shopping, Services
According to Signorelli, there was a paradigm change when an archaic law prohibiting the sale of alcohol was repealed in 2007. "Although the population in areas of northeast Houston was growing, retailers and restaurants stayed away because they could not sell alcohol. When that false economic barrier was removed, retailers immediately saw a new market to open stores and not have to wait on population growth to hit great sales numbers.
"Large retail centers in the greater Kingwood area are now aging," Signorelli says. "People want something new, in a community environment, where they feel safe to shop, explore, and enjoy a meal and fun activities with their families. That's exactly what we are providing in Valley Ranch Town Center." For more information on Valley Ranch Town Center, visit www.ValleyRanchTownCenter.com.
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June 18, 2019
The Signorelli Company's New Luxury Apartments are Now Open in Valley Ranch Town Center
The Pointe at Valley Ranch Town Center is Montgomery County's newest luxury apartment community, featuring waterfront living with nearby shopping and dining at Valley Ranch Town Center. When The Signorelli Company broke ground on the 456-unit property, including 336 within the first phase, the demand for apartments in northeast [...]Read More
March 10, 2019
HomeAid and First America Homes to construct day center in Humble
Article by Houston Chronicle First America Homes, the home-building division of The Signorelli Company, is partnering with HomeAid Houston to construct a 4,224-square-foot day center for families who are coping with crisis situations that have led to homelessness. The Day Center called Promise House is being built for Family Promise of Lake [...]Read More
January 21, 2019
Conroe Courier: Signorelli Company, community helps Salvation Army overcome $70K shortfall
Article by Conroe Couier, Houston Community Newspaper Facing a shortfall after providing Christmas gifts to about 4,630 children and senior citizens, which exceeded the expected 4,500, Salvation Army in Conroe Major Don Wildish said he faced a grim responsibility to revise the 2019 budget and services. One of the programs at risk, he [...]Read More


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Video Game Work
I've been fortunate to work on a few published video games (in addition to all those that never see the light of day). They're listed below, and some of them have pages with more details.
- Marvel: Avengers Alliance Tactics
- content design, writing, copy-editing
- Guild Wars 2
- QA testing, copy-editing, song writing, promotion
- Pendulous
- content and systems design, promotion
- Guild Wars
- content design, writing, copy-editing, QA testing
- Halo Wars
- QA testing
- Dino Run
- QA testing

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I was invited to join a Q&A session with the 100+ team down at Squarespace Dublin this week. Joined by actor Clare Dunne, photographer Andre Corvin, and designer Suzie Murphy (Little White Dog) we talked about how we all use Squarespace to showcase the work we do.
At Agility, we have used the service to host our own site, as well as building up a community as part of our StraightUpforEquality.org campaign. It was great to talk about good and bad ideas, the "tech scene," and the creative energy in Dublin.
It was these last two points which brought us to the final discussion about tech companies such as SquareSpace, Twitter, Google, AirBnB, Facebook, LinkedIn, and many more enjoying the fruits of Dublin's creative community. Le Cool Dublin was the first to address this last year when they acknowledged that many people attending events around the city had email addresses ending with @google.com or @fb.com. This is a great validation of creative work and illustrates there is a demand on our doorstep. There is a young, energetic and affluent group of people interested in attending the festivals and events held by Dublin's creative community.
However, anyone working in the creative community needs a more sustainable model, one in which the technology companies operating from Dublin could and should be supporting. It would benefit both communities and potentially bring about great collaborations.
My last point in the nice offices of SquareSpace, was there is a great opportunity for the companies and employees to give back more to culture in Dublin and as such would be able to showcase great ideas together.
If you're not using Squarespace, you should try it out.


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From Faith to Faith—Daily Devotional
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Come Alive Today
Therefore if any man be in Christ, he is a new creature: old things are passed away; behold, all things are become new.
2 Corinthians 5:17
Resurrection. What do you think of when you hear that word? Most people think of the past. Of a stone rolled away. An empty tomb. And a risen Lord.
Praise God, Jesus is alive today, isn't He?
What we don't fully understand is this: He's not the only One who has been resurrected. We've been resurrected too!
We were spiritually resurrected the day we made the Lord Jesus Christ the Lord of our lives. That day we passed from death to life. The greater part of your resurrection has already happened!
Think about it. When you made Jesus Christ the Lord of your life, the Spirit of God hovered over you. The glory of the Lord came into your being. And that glory consumed the old, sinful man that you were. That old man died. And in his place a new creature was born.
Oh yes, there will be a day when the earthly body you live in will be raised and glorified—but you don't have to wait until then to be free from sin and from the sickness and poverty and failure that goes with this natural world. You're free from all that right now!
You may be sitting there thinking, Well, if I'm so free, why can't I quit smoking? Why can't I lose this weight? Why am I always sick?
Because you've let Satan convince you that you're still under his power. You've let him talk you into living as if you're still spiritually dead!
So, today I want you to begin considering yourself alive! Begin thinking of yourself as one who already has the life of God instead of an earthly being who's waiting for the Resurrection. Consider yourself dead to sin and alive to the power of Jesus. You'll find yourself living a whole new life today!
Romans 8:1-14
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Two men have been arrested and charged after 30,000 diazepam tablets were found in a car in Edinburgh.
As part of Operation Quarterlight, officers conducted a search of a vehicle in Pennywell Road at around 2pm on Friday.
Around 30,000 diazepam tablets - a Class C drug - were recovered and two men aged 25 and 20 were detained.
A further 400 diazepam tablets, half kilo of cannabis and a quantity of other suspected stolen items were later recovered following a search of two addresses by police.
Both men are scheduled to appear at Edinburgh Sheriff Court on Monday 26th January.
The recovered drugs were valued at over £35,000.
Inspector David Happs said: "This was a significant recovery of potentially harmful drugs, which have been seized before they could cause harm to our communities.
"Operation Quarterlight action continues across Edinburgh and in addition to identifying those responsible for vehicle crime, this initiative will assist us in targeting criminals using their vehicles for committing other crimes, such as the transportation of illegal drugs.
"Police Scotland is committed to tackling drug crime within our communities and will always act on information we receive from the public.
"Anyone wishing to report crimes of this nature in their local area can do so by contacting us on 101 or by making an anonymous report via the charity Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111."


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Sunday, 2 April 2017
I don`t plan these pages, this is my play book. Just fun.I play in it when I have a spare 1/2 hour or I just need to be in The Studio.
Pieces for Verdant Works exhibition are finished so playing.
Some of the things I use to stamp and stencil with.
I usually grab whatever my eye alights on.
I like cutting rubbers to make my stamps.
and you can use the reverse.
Fabric Book workshop taking shape.
I have used this pattern as Birthday, Wedding, Travel, Nature, in fact any subject. The pockets can hold bits and bobs. For this upcoming workshop it is Circles.
Workshop in May is Rusting so will be pleased to put aside pretty, pretty as it is not me but it has been interesting.
I will do no more to this except add the black safety pins when they arrive. Thank you Jill. As a good friend continually tells me " use the internet, that is what it is for."
I have decided to revisit some books. I will choose 1 a week to look at. Starting with
I bought this when it was first published and looking at it again wonder why I haven`t opened it for ages.
One of my favourite page.I recently acquired a copy of The Flower Fairies. I loved this book when I was a child.
This page has my pet hate. Cones on heads closely followed by crowns on babies heads. I have never understood this. Just a little rant.
Please look in next week to view what I am up to.
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The added benefit of a magnifier mirror provides for those close up needs in the bathroom. The acrylics light diffuser on the top of the mirror and the LED light source makes the Athena a valuable mirror when getting ready. The two color LED choice combined with the touch sensor switch rounds out the features of the Athena.
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Music and mental illness collide in a comedy-drama that's weird but not always wonderful.
Based on the character of Frank Sidebottom – the aspiring pop star creation of the late comic Chris Sievey – it's once again a case of admiring a filmmaker's originality and vision without completely appreciating the results.
Jon (Domhnall Gleeson) is a nerdish would-be musician who, to his disbelief, is recruited to play keyboards for an eccentric rock band headed by Frank (Michael Fassbender), a musical genius who permanently wears a large papier mâché head.
And – drumroll, please – things do come to a head when the band hole up in the Irish countryside to record.
The occasional flashes of whimsy are charming but undercut by flashes of cruelty with Maggie Gyllenhaal, as the band's vile Theremin player, belonging in another movie.


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|Simon Peter, a bondservant and Apostle of Jesus Christ: To those to whom there has been allotted the same precious faith as that which is ours through the righteousness of our God and of our Saviour Jesus Christ.
|May more and more grace and peace be granted to you in a full knowledge of God and of Jesus our Lord,
|seeing that His divine power has given us all things that are needful for life and godliness, through our knowledge of Him who has appealed to us by His own glorious perfections.
|It is by means of these that He has granted us His precious and wondrous promises, in order that through them you may, one and all, become sharers in the very nature of God, having completely escaped the corruption which exists in the world through earthly cravings.
|But for this very reason--adding, on your part, all earnestness-- along with your faith, manifest also a noble character: along with a noble character, knowledge;
|along with knowledge, self-control; along with self-control, power of endurance;
|along with power of endurance, godliness; along with godliness, brotherly affection; and along with brotherly affection, love.
|If these things exist in you, and continually increase, they prevent your being either idle or unfruitful in advancing towards a full knowledge of our Lord Jesus Christ.
|For the man in whom they are lacking is blind and cannot see distant objects, in that he has forgotten that he has been cleansed from his old sins.
|For this reason, brethren, be all the more in earnest to make sure that God has called you and chosen you; for it is certain that so long as you practise these things, you will never stumble.
|And so a triumphant admission into the eternal Kingdom of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ will be freely granted to you.
|For this reason I shall always persist in reminding you of these things, although you know them and are stedfast believers in truth which you already possess.
|But I think it right, so long as I remain in the body, my present dwelling-place, to arouse you by such reminders.
|For I know that the time for me to lay aside my body is now rapidly drawing near, even as our Lord Jesus Christ has revealed to me.
|So on every possible occasion I will also do my best to enable you to recall these things after my departure.
|For when we made known to you the power and Coming of our Lord Jesus Christ, we were not eagerly following cleverly devised legends, but we had been eye-witnesses of His majesty.
|He received honour and glory from God the Father, and out of the wondrous glory words such as these were spoken to Him, 'This is My dearly-loved Son, in whom I take delight.'
|And we ourselves heard these words come from Heaven, when we were with Him on the holy mountain.
|And in the written word of prophecy we have something more permanent; to which you do well to pay attention--as to a lamp shining in a dimly-lighted place--until day dawns and the morning star rises in your hearts.
|But, above all, remember that no prophecy in Scripture will be found to have come from the prophet's own prompting;
|for never did any prophecy come by human will, but men sent by God spoke as they were impelled by the Holy Spirit.


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Tag: theatre
The Company presents Twelfth Night
The Company Presents The Cat's Meow
The Marionette #3
Arthur pulled his puppet parents out of the wardrobe and dragged them across the room by their necks. Sitting down on the bed to rest his leg, he grabbed the two wooden control bars of the puppets and hoisted them onto their feet. His parents hung before him helplessly – his father in his left hand and his mother in his right. Arthur was finally in charge. The puppet show began.
Arthur stared intently, imagining an old stage, huge red curtains and a packed audience in which he had a front row seat. He mumbled a fanfare and as his hands twitched and bounced, the smiling puppets skipped to centre stage and burst into a slapstick fight. His father swung at his mother and managed to chip her painted smile. She swung back at him, knocking off a loosely fastened eye. Whimpering, he half-heartedly looked around for his eye while she laughed at him through the gritted teeth of her broken smile.
Arthur could hardly believe that he was grinning. His jaw jammed ajar as though his joints had rusted or some higher being had possessed him. Perhaps he too had only a painted smile. Regardless, the two helpless demons continued fighting, getting increasingly battered by the brawl. Each hit brought whimper and howl as the parents deconstructed one another and the audience cheered.
This continued for a while until, arms aching a little, Arthur did away with the stage, the curtains and the audience. He sat his parents down on his lap and tilting their heads, he made sure they were paying close attention.
'How do you like it, huh?'
He forced his father to nod his head and a response fell out with near perfect timing.
'Rotten child.'
Arthur suppressed a scream and quickly discarded his mother before he began repeatedly striking his father. Soon, his anger bettering him, he hit his father a little too hard. He grazed one hand, and lost his grip with the other; his father fell to the floor. Reaching down to regain control of him, he noticed the puppet's other eye had broken off and was lying beside him. His mother was damaged too. All but a few red and white spots of her painted smile had worn off. So with one blind and one mute, his puppet parents would no longer torment him.


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a collection of thoughts, events, and musings from the past three weeks spent in Maine:
* Was able to talk at some length with fellow filmmaker (and classmate of my brother) Evan Richards, who is spending the upcoming summer doing some documentary work for the University of Maine. Last summer he did a film that involved bloodworms and contained the inherent challenge of trying to make a highly boring subject interesting. This, as we both agreed, is a vital step in the learning process of any filmmaker. If you can make worms interesting, there's no limit to your potential. He also passed along an interesting story of a shoot where he had cleared a barn for a location and gotten all the shots he needed, only to have a technical glitch[1] require re-shoots. Well, the guy who owned the barn decided two days after the shoot to tear the thing down. So it goes.
* Off-topic, but there's a live Jeff Tweedy solo gig on the Wilco webpage here. Good stuff.
* My review of United 93 was a featured article on blogcritics.org on the same day Andy Horbal over at No More Marriages! was blogcritic of the day. Andy's blog always provides an insightful read, but lately he's been talking a lot about the future of film criticism and the relationship between online and print critics.
* On that note, the latest issue of Premiere magazine I picked up in the airport (the one with Tom Cruise on the cover) contains Tom Roston's insightful article "All Thumbs", along with an interview with Richard Linklater and an article by Garrison Keillor concerning the release of Robert Altman's Prarie Home Companion. I'd been under the impression Premiere had taken a turn for the worse, but you can't ask for much more enjoyment from a magazine purchased at the airport.
* What you want to avoid at the airport is the situation I encountered at LaGuardia in NYC. I get off my US Airways flight at 3:05 and go to the boards to find my United flight that leaves at 4:00, only it isn't on the board and there's no one in sight whom I might ask where it is. So, I wander for awhile until I find an old security guard, who directs me to go around the corner, walk down a flight of stairs, and get on a bus(!), which he believes will take me to another terminal. This seems fishy, so I ask someone else, then a police officer who finally tells me which bus I have to take, thus ensuring I don't accidentally get on the wrong bus and end up in Manhattan. All this forces me to go back through security (a hassle, of course), and I very nearly missed the flight. The horror.
* One of the more pleasant developments in midcoast Maine is the re-opening of The Strand Theatre, a classic cinema in Rockland. I have two Strand memories from my childhood: the first movie I remember seeing in a theatre, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1990)[2], was there, as well as the first movie I ever saw on a date, While You Were Sleeping (1995). Now that it has been restored, I attempt to check out films there as often as possible. This time around I was able to catch the wonderful Tsotsi, which is essentially a cross between City of God (2002) and that 50 Cent movie, and the Oscar short program (animated and live action).
* Some gems from the live action half of the short program that are worth checking out (all 5 are available on iTunes): Síðasti bærinn í dalnum (Rúnar Rúnarsson, Iceland), in which an independant old man hides from his daughter the fact that her mother has died while he goes about the business of tenderly building her coffin and burying her on their farm; Ausreißer (Ulrike Grote, Germany), where a little boy attaches himself to the man he believes to be his father. It is clever and funny and cute before becoming suddenly gut-wrenching. Cashback (Sean Ellis, UK), a stylized look at the artistic process that's being expanded into a feature film. It contains quite a bit of nudity, just so you know.
More to come later
[1] I think Evan said he actually messed up, but I'm not sure, so a glitch it is.
[2] That date makes me think it can't be right, but that's the first one I remember.
Vacationland or: what happens when a film buff is separated from his DVDs (part 1)
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Friday, October 31, 2014
The scenery was fantastic, but the crowds were equal to rush hour in a large city. In the DC area, it would be referred to as grid-lock. Zion was the worst because of the narrow roads and tunnels which were built for traveling during the nineteen twenties. But we managed to see a few of the sights, but finding an empty pull-off was next to impossible unless you went in early in the morning; like about sunup. It's easy to get stuck in an endless line of traffic going through that park during most of the more popular hours for photography. Ten to three were the worst, we were told.
They use buses to shuttle people in and out of the lower areas, and Pat took that option and enjoyed the trip in and out. I stayed back in the campground that day because I don't do well with large crowds. I did, however, manage to capture enough photographs to make the trip worthwhile. And the overall experience was positive despite the mass of humanity. I would just never go back unless it was during the cold winter months. The cold months is the time to photograph Zion.
Bryce was a bit more accommodating. The Park Service had room to build a nice easy-to-travel highway through the park, and the overlooks were spacious and plentiful. The campground was maybe 20% occupied in October, and it was huge. Camping among the ponderosa pines was quite pleasant. These are beautiful trees.
I don't think I've ever seen so many people with cameras in all my life. Still, you actually had room to set up a tripod, although a time or two, I had to wait for the crowds to move a bit. We both left this park with many lovely images, including the one shown above.
I had one real nice couple walk over to me and ask if I would "take" their picture showing the background of Bryce. I'm not used to this, but I joked about it a bit; like asking if this was the button I was to push. I am not used to using these little pocket-size cameras, but considering their size, they make excellent high quality images. Totally unlike the old days.
After leaving Bryce, and having spent two days in the park, we headed east on a scenic byway, and this is when things really opened up. The crowds were slim and far between, and that gave us a chance to really get close to Mother Nature. This was actually the best part of the trip, and we visited sites off the beaten trail and enjoyed the many small villages along the way. And yes, there were canyons and cliffs most everywhere you looked. In fact, we enjoyed this last section of the trip so much that we are already talking about going back in the spring and picking up where we left off, and then working our way back through the southeastern part of the state.
The next image that will show up on my blog is of an erosional feature made in Devil's Garden. We made it a point to stop at the various Visitor's Centers along the way, and that was a big help in locating interesting locations to visit.
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Along the Burr Trail, Central Utah.
I did not realize that I had also captured a large bird which appears in the upper center of the sky. It appears to be a common turkey vulture.
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Last weekend, my dad and brother paid us a visit while on their journey from Florida to Pennsylvania to help my grandparents move. It was all too short of a trip, but we had a great time. And along with every great time, comes great food. From humongous burgers and onion rings, to deep-dish pizza, fried fish sandwiches and chimichangas, we definitely indulged in man food. But I was most excited about the home cooked meal I would finally get to make for someone aside from Luke, who, as I've mentioned before, loves pretty much everything. I want a challenge!
So I set out to find the perfect recipe for the occasion. One that was delicious, meaty, filling. Manly. And at the same time, something simple. They're simple people after all – in the sense that they prefer a meal of meat and potatoes to exotic fare like sushi. Heck, even Chinese food is pushing it majorly with my dad. So, after much consideration, I set out to make…meat and potatoes.
Thanks to some very thoughtful suggestions on cookinglight.com, my newfound haven for recipes and advice, I decided on this pork chop recipe with a whiskey sour cream mushroom sauce that sounded simply amazing. Definitely something a bunch of guys would like. And a gal. Even more so with a heap of restaurant-style garlic mashed potatoes to sop it all up. And so it began.
Like always, my adventure started at the grocer as I searched for products that had yet to grace my cart. This time it was rosemary, rubbed sage, and buttermilk. And, surprising as it may seem, my first pork chops. But after about 15 minutes of trying to find the right pork chops, I was a little discouraged. The recipe calls for four six-ounce chops, and I was lost in a sea of thin 4-ouncers and ultra thick, nearly 1-pounders. Some were loin chops. Some were rib chops. Others yet, center loin. And when I did find the right size, it was boneless, and I needed bone-in. I sifted for quite awhile, annoying many people, I'm sure, as I tried to convert pounds to ounces in my head and do math with an imaginary pencil in the air.
But then I recalled how the same thing happened when I was picking out chicken breasts for the stuffed chicken. And again with thighs for the Indian dish. Yet both of those meals came out great. So at that moment, I decided that it was ridiculous to stare at shrink-wrapped meat for more than three minutes. You just can't get too worked up over details like that, because unless you've got an in with the butcher, you'll probably never find cuts in the exact weight the recipe calls for. I grabbed two packs of medium-thick, center loin chops, and got out of there.
I made the meal a couple days later, after a fun day with the family in Dearborn, Michigan, touring the Ford Rouge factory. We walked along an elevated walkway, watching from above as they built F-150 trucks. I've never seen anything like it – a humongous, never-ending maze of people, parts and machines, all flowing seamlessly on the conveyor belt below us. So cool. And watching all those people do manual labor sure built up our appetites. So when we got home, I got to work.
First, I popped the garlic in the oven to roast for the garlic butter. This was a cinch, as I did it the previous week for the pierogies. While it roasted, I chopped the onion for the sauce, and the shallots and herbs for the potatoes.
Next, I trimmed the pork (which was much easier than those chicken thighs, thankfully), sprinkled them with salt and pepper, browned them, and set them aside. Then whipped up the sour cream sauce while sautéing the mushrooms and onions. I'll tell you, nothing smells better than mushrooms and onions sautéing in a kitchen already full of fragrant roasted garlic. And it only got better when I added the whiskey. Although, I don't recommend taking a huge whiff of simmering whiskey fumes with your nose only inches from the pan. It doesn't have to be in a glass to end up in your brain. Oops. Nothing like an accidental brain buzz in front of your family. While working with sharp knives and boiling liquids.
I poured in the sour cream sauce and started to drool. It looked so good. At that point, you're supposed to add the chops back in and bake the whole thing in the pan for an hour. But after the browning, my chops were already done. I mean, totally done. So the thought of baking them for another hour, even at a low 300-degrees, had me envisioning dry, tough meat and forced politeness from my guests.
So I posted a quick thread on the cooking light message board, and literally within minutes, I had advice. So I went ahead and baked it. Seems you really need to in order for all the flavors to soak in. I used a casserole dish (covered with foil) however, because my pan is entirely too small and old for the oven. And I only left them in for about 25-30 minutes.
While they were baking, I boiled the potatoes and mixed up the garlic butter. The rosemary smelled amazing. Like spring. And we could use a little spring around here, seeing that a few days ago, the beautiful golden leaves covering the ground were sadly covered in frost. Fall is far too short of a season.
When the potatoes were tender, I mashed them, skins and all, along with the buttermilk, broth, garlic butter and seasoning. I took out the chops and hooray! They weren't dry at all. Although, I think next time I'll get those mondo-thick cuts so they're still a bit raw when I put them in the oven, creating an even more tender outcome.
I tossed a quick salad with dried cranberries, almonds and shaved Parmesan, removed the magically empty bowl of hummus from my husband's death grip, and we sat down to eat. It was great to have all four chairs filled. And the food, if I don't say so myself, was awesome. I've never made pork chops before, and I've only had them on one other occasion, so I don't have the authority to say that they were the best pork chops ever. But I can say that the table was silent while we were eating. Aside from the sounds of clinging silverware and men stuffing their faces. Music to my ears.
The sauce was delicious. Peppery, flavorful and creamy. It made a perfect gravy for the potatoes. And the potatoes – superb! Definitely restaurant style. Although, as much as I love garlic, I think I liked the herbed mashed I made in my second recipe better. Just had less landmines in there. But I loved including the skins. Next time I think I'll do a combo of the two – start with the herbed recipe, but keep the skins and add a bit of roasted garlic.
I highly recommend this dish. It's ridiculously easy for what you get. And what you get can be summed up with this quote, said by both my dad and my brother. "This is awesome. You've gotta give this recipe to mom." So, mom. Recipe is below.
One Pan Whiskey-Flavored Pork Chops
Yield: 4 servings (serving size: 1 pork chop and about 1/3 cup sauce)
2/3 cup fat-free sour cream (I used reduced fat)
1/2 cup water
2 tablespoons all-purpose flour
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/2 teaspoon dried rubbed sage
1/4 teaspoon black pepper
4 (6-ounce) bone-in center-cut pork chops, trimmed (I recommend thick-cut)
1/4 teaspoon salt
1/8 teaspoon black pepper
1 teaspoon olive oil
1/2 cup chopped onion
1 (8-ounce) package presliced mushrooms
1/2 cup whiskey (I used Jack Daniels)
Preheat oven to 300°.
Combine the first 6 ingredients in a small bowl. Sprinkle pork with 1/4 teaspoon salt and 1/8 teaspoon pepper. Heat the oil in a large nonstick skillet over medium-high heat.
Add pork; sauté 5 minutes on each side or until golden. Remove pork from pan.
Add onion and mushrooms to pan; sauté for 3 minutes. Carefully add whiskey to pan; cook for 1 minute or until liquid almost evaporates. Stir sour cream mixture into pan. Return pork to pan; spoon sauce over pork.
Wrap handle of skillet with foil. Cover and bake at 300° for 1 hour. Serve immediately.
Nutritional Information: Calories: 310 (28% from fat), Fat: 9.6g (sat 3g,mono 4.5g,poly 1.1g), Protein: 29.5g, Carbohydrate: 24.3g, Fiber: 1.3g, Cholesterol: 71mg, Iron: 2mg, Sodium: 546mg, Calcium: 16mg.
Source: Cooking Light, 2001.
Mashed Potatoes with Roasted Garlic Butter
Yield: 8 servings (serving size: 2/3 cup)
Yield: 8 servings (serving size: 2/3 cup)
Cookbook note: Make the garlic butter ahead and refrigerate it for up to 3 days.
Garlic butter:
2 whole garlic heads
1/4 cup butter, softened
1 tablespoon finely chopped shallots
2 teaspoons finely chopped fresh rosemary
2 1/2 pounds cubed Yukon gold or red potato
1/3 cup fat-free, less-sodium chicken broth
1/4 cup buttermilk
2 tablespoons chopped fresh parsley
1 teaspoon salt
1/2 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
Preheat oven to 350°.
To prepare garlic butter, remove white papery skin from garlic heads (do not peel or separate the cloves). Wrap each head separately in foil. Bake at 350° for 45 minutes; cool 10 minutes.
Separate cloves; squeeze to extract garlic pulp. Discard skins. Combine garlic pulp, butter, shallots, and rosemary.
To prepare potatoes, place potato in a saucepan, and cover with water. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat; simmer 15 minutes or until tender.
Drain and return potato to pan. Add broth and buttermilk; mash to desired consistency. Cook 2 minutes or until thoroughly heated, stirring constantly. Stir in garlic butter, parsley, salt, and pepper.
Nutritional Information: Calories: 181 (30% from fat), Fat: 6.1g (sat 3.7g,mono 1.7g,poly 0.3g), Protein: 3.9g, Carbohydrate: 28.8g, Fiber: 2.4g, Cholesterol: 16mg, Iron: 1.4mg, Sodium: 375mg, Calcium: 39mg.
Source: Cooking Light, 2002.


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Like I say in the video, the look was inspired by a look from an old Make Up Store magazine, which you can find on page 106 here.
I've looked at that picture so many times without ever trying to recreate it but I'm so glad I finally did! :)
Do you ever try to recreate looks you've seen other people do?
I rarely recreate other people's looks but I get inspired by them very often :)
I took way too many pictures because the makeup made me happy, haha! :)
Bonus picture 1:
My rainbow sweater that my mom knitted for me!
Bonus picture 2:
Silly, silly me ;)
Silly, silly me ;)
I used:
MAC Untitled paint
Fyrinnae Pixie Epoxy (AWESOME stuff!)
Sugarpill Goldilux eyeshadow
MAC Pure White chromaline(PRO)
MAC Lime e/s (PRO)
MAC Clear Sky Blue pigment (DC PRO)
MAC Kelly e/s (PRO)
MAC Non-Conformist f/l (DC)
MUFE #92 e/s
Ben Nye Azelea e/s
Sugarpill Tako e/s
MAC Gloss texture cream
MAC #7 lashes
Revlon Colorstay foundation
MAC Prep+Prime powder
Glamour Doll Eyes Dream House e/s
MAC My Favorite Pink dazzleglass creme(DC)


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This video was a thought-provoking and informative video that enlightened me on the evolution of human rights over time. It showed how we have come a long way from only believing that certain people in our world should have human rights - to now generally accepting that they are rights that everyone naturally has at birth. The evolution of the laws regarding human rights has also changed over time. From codes written on clay to a charter of the United Nations, human rights in the eyes of the law is a term that is constantly changing and expanding. In order for us to understand what laws we need to make now to protect human rights, we have to understand how the laws of the past have managed and failed to protect people. Will any new laws we create liberate some of the millions of slaves in this world? Or will legislation of this sort be quashed by tyrannical men like Hitler and Napoleon?
In the first video I left off with two questions that served as a cliff-hanger. This video answers those two questions by saying how advocacy groups, such as the Human Rights Watch (HRW), can actually pressure these actors in power to respect human dignity and comply with international law. They also document incidents and publicize them through the mainstream media to hold the party that is in power responsible. To accomplish this the HRW follows a methodology of IEC: Investigate, Expose, and Change. This group does extensive documentation by collecting reports from multitudes of people in order to see to what extent Human rights laws are being followed. Their strategy focuses greatly on legislative reform. However if laws are suitable but are just not being enforced, their strategy will be aimed more towards filling those gaps. Even during wartime the HRW can convince the international community not to send weapons to countries that are purposely killing civilians or using them as human shields. Establishing international conditions is one thing, but setting the example that governments must comply with these laws is how this problem is truly solved through the legal lens.
This video explores the many ways in which employers violate the human rights of the children they employ. We can see kids that are forced to pass around razor sharp knives in order to perform their work. Over 77 million children in Asia and the Pacific are forced to work. These children often work for 20 hours a day, which is a violation of Article 24 of the United Nations Human Rights Resolution which states that everyone has the right to rest, and leisure, including reasonable limitations of working hours and periodic holidays with pay. Many of these children are often whipped and beaten by their bosses, which in itself is another human rights violation. Also Article 25 of the Resolution states that everyone has the right to a standard of living adequate for the health and well-being of himself and of his family. When these employers require the children to sleep in junkyards or janitorial closets, they are blatantly disregarding this Article. This video was relevant to answering the overarching question for two reasons. First it shows how employers can easily hide from the legal lens of a government when economic conditions for surrounding inhabitants are so impoverished and desperate. Second, it shows how human rights are continually violated today even when so much has been done to combat it. In the end this video shows how companies like Nike and GAP encourage the proliferation of violating human rights by selling clothes that were manufactured by children. At this point we can see that looking at and enforcing human rights through an economic lens is another option and probably the better lens to look through when combating this horrific problem.


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Music Review links are updated once a month…for the latest reviews check the first few pages. Bold-faced reviews were placed in the Best New Music category.
31 Knots "Talk Like Blood" (Polyvinyl)
31 Knots "The Days And Nights Of Everything Anywhere" (Polyvinyl)
500 Miles To Memphis "Sunshine In A Shot Glass" (Deep Elm)
Able Baker Fox "Voices" (Second Nature)
Ackleys, The "Forget Forget Derive Derive" (House Of Love)
Adams, Ryan & The Cardinals "Jacksonville City Nights" (Lost Highway)
Adams, Ryan "Easy Tiger" (Lost Highway)
Aereogramme "My Heart Has A Wish That You Would Not Go" (Sonic Unyon)
Agent "I Wouldn't Trade That For Anything" (Iron Pier)
Alexisonfire "Crisis" (Vagrant)
Algernon Cadwallader "Demo" (Self-Released)
All Smiles "Ten Readings of A Warning" (Dangerbird)
All Strings And Joints "The Long EP" (Self-Released)
Aloha "Some Echoes" (Polyvinyl)
Ambulette "The Lottery" (Astralwerks)
American Dollar, The "The Technicolour Sleep" (Self-Released)
American Steel "Destroy Their Future" (Fat Wreck Chords)
Ampere/Sinaloa "Split Recording" (Ebullition)
Anathallo "Floating World" (Artist Friendship/Nettwork)
and The Swede "and The Swede" (Shoddy Merchandise)
…And You Will Know Us By The Trail Of Dead "So Divided" (Interscope)
Andy The Door Bum "The Mt. Holly Sessions" (After Birth Casserole)
Angels & Airwaves "We Don't Need To Whisper" (Geffen)
Annabel "Now That We're Alive" (Self-Released)
Anti-Flag "For Blood And Empire" (RCA)
Appleseed Cast, The "Peregrine" (The Militia Group)
Arcade Fire "Neon Bible" (Merge)
Arctic Monkeys "Whatever People Say I Am, That's What I'm Not" (Domino)
Artificial Sea, The "City Island" (Travelling Music)
As Tall As Lions "As Tall As Lions" (Triple Crown)
Atkins, Nicole & The Sea "Bleeding Diamonds EP" (Red Ink/Columbia)
Atkins, Nicole "Neptune City" (Columbia)
Attack In Black "Marriage" (Dine Alone)
Attica! Attica! "Dead Skin/Dried Blood" (Red Leader)
Aussitot Mort "Aussitot Mort" (Level Plane)
Avett Brothers, The "Emotionalism" (Ramseur)
Awake And Alert "Devil In A Lambskin Suit" (Five One Inc.)
Baby Calendar "Gingerbread Dog" (Happy Happy Birthday To Me)
Bachmann, Eric "To The Races" (Saddle Creek)
Backyard Tire Fire "Vagabounds And Hooligans" (OIE)
Band Marino "The Sea & The Beast" (Street Parade)
Band Of Horses "Everything All The Time" (Sub Pop)
Barry, Tim "Laurel Street Demo" (Self-Released)
Barry, Tim "Rivanna Junction" (Suburban Home)
Bayside "The Walking Wounded" (Victory)
Bees And The Birds "The Bee Team" (Our Neighborhood)
Beirut "Gulag Orkestar" (Ba Da Bing!)
Belle And Sebastian "The Life Pursuit" (Matador)
Belong "October Language" (Carpark)
Benni Hemm Hemm "Kajak" (Morr Music)
Bird, Andrew "Armchair Apocrypha" (Fat Possum)
Birthmark "The Layer" (The Record Label)
Black Heart Procession, The "The Spell" (Touch & Go)
Blackout Pact, The "Hello Sailor" (Astromagnetics)
Bloc Party "A Weekend In The City" (Vice)
Bondy, A.A. "American Hearts" (Superphonic)
Bonnie 'Prince' Billy & Tortoise "The Brave And The Bold" (Overcoat)
Books, The "Music For A French Elevator" (Self-Released)
Borko "Celebrating Life" (Morr Music)
Bouncing Souls, The "The Gold Record" (Epitaph)
Bound Stems "Appreciation Night" (Flameshovel)
Bound Stems "The Logic Of Building The Body Plan" (Flameshovel)
Bowerbirds "Hymns For A Dark Horse" (Burly Time)
Boy Kill Boy "Civilian" (Island)
Bragg, Meredith & The Terminals "The Departures EP" (Kora)
Brand New "The Devil And God Are Raging Inside Me" (Interscope)
Brass "Set & Drift" (Self-Released)
Bridge And Tunnel "Bridge And Tunnel" (No Idea)
Bright Eyes "Cassadaga" (Saddle Creek)
Broadway Calls "Broadway Calls" (State Of Mind)
Broken Social Scene "Broken Social Scene" (Arts & Crafts)
Brother Kite, The "Waiting For The Time To Be Right" (Clairecords)
Brother Sister "The Nuclear Love e.p." (Self-Released)
Brown Shoe "Vanity" (Self-Released)
Building The State "Faces In The Architecture" (Amnot)
Built To Spill "You In Reverse" (Warner Bros.)
Burns Out Bright "Save Yourself A Lifetime" (Deep Elm)
Calexico "Garden Ruin" (Quarterstick)
Call It Arson "The Animal Strings Album" (Kill Normal)
Calla "Strength In Numbers" (Beggars Banquet)
Campbell, Isobel & Mark Lanegan "Ballad Of The Broken Seas (V2)
Carcrashlander "Carcrashlander" (Parks And Records)
The Cardinal Sin "Hurry Up And Wait" (Grey Flight)
Case, Neko "Fox Confessor Brings The Flood" (Anti)
Castleton, Gavin "Hospital Hymns" (Five One Inc.)
Cat Power "The Greatest" (Matador)
Catalyst, The "Marianas Trench" 12-Inch EP (The Perpetual Motion Machine)
Channels "Waiting For The Next End Of The World" (Dischord)
Chin Up Chin Up "This Harness Can't Ride Anything" (Suicide Squeeze)
Clair De Lune "Assisted Living" (Deep Elm)
Clap Your Hands Say Yeah "Clap Your Hands Say Yeah" (Self-Released)
Clock Hands Strangle "Redshift/Blueshift" (Team Grizzly)
Color Chill, The "The Color Chill EP" (Self-Released)
Color Wheels, The "The Color Wheels" (Viper Bite)
Colour Revolt "Colour Revolt" (Esperanza Plantation)
Conner "Hello Graphic Missile" (Sonic Boom)
Constantines "Tournament Of Hearts" (Sub Pop)
Criteria "When We Break" (Saddle Creek)
Crow, Rob "Living Well" (Temporary Residence)
Danger Doom "The Mouse And The Mask" (Epitaph)
Danielson "Ships" (Secretly Canadian)
Dark Little Rooms "Foolish Beauty" (Blind Sea)
Dartz! "This Is My Ship" (Xtra Mile)
Davis, Ben & The Jetts/Des Ark "Battle of The Beards" (Lovitt)
Dawson, Kimya "Remember That I Love You (K)
Daylight Hours, The "How To Make A Mess Of Things" (Self-Released)
Dear And The Headlights "Small Steps, Heavy Hooves" (Hope Divison/Equal Vision)
Dear Tonight "We're Not Men" (Red Leader)
Decemberists, The "The Crane Wife"(Capitol)
Deerhoof "Friend Opportunity" (Kill Rock Stars)
Defiance, Ohio "The Great Depression" (No Idea)
Dent, Loren "Empires And Milk" (Contract Killers)
Des Ark/Ben Davis & The Jetts "Battle of The Beards" (Lovitt)
Desert City Soundtrack "Perfect Addiction" (Deep Elm)
Desoto Jones "Aurora" (Deep Elm)
Destroyer "Destroyer's Rubies" (Merge)
Details, The "Draw A Distance. Draw A Border" (Parliament of Trees)
Die Hoffnung "Love Songs" (No Idea)
Dinosaur Jr. "Beyond" (Fat Possum)
Dirty On Purpose "Hallelujah Sirens" (North Street)
Division Day "Beartrap Island" (Mercy)
Division Day "Beartrap Island (Reissue)" (Eenie Meenie)
Drag The River "It's Crazy" (Suburban Home)
Drag The River "You Can't Live This Way" (Suburban Home)
Draft, The "In A Million Pieces" (Epitaph)
Drive-By Truckers "A Blessing And A Curse" (New West)
Each Other's Mothers "3 Song Demo EP" (Parrot On A Porch)
Earlies, The "The Enemy Chorus" (Secretly Canadian)
El Ten Eleven "Every Direction Is North" (Self-Released)
Elected, The "Sun, Sun, Sun" (Sub Pop)
The Electric Soft Parade "No Need To Be Downhearted" (Better Looking)
Electric President "Electric President" (Morr Music)
Empire! Empire! (I Was A Lonely Estate) "When The Sea Became A Giant" (Self-Released)
Empire Empire (I Was A Lonely Estate) "Year Of The Rabbit 7-Inch" (Count Your Lucky Stars)
Enigk, Jeremy"World Waits" (Lewis Hollow)
Envy "Insomniac Doze" (Temporary Residence)
End Of A Year "Sincerely" (Revelation)
English, Joshua "Trouble None" (Welcome Home)
Eulcid "Hope: And Songs To Sing" (Exotic Fever)
Exit Strategy, The "City Of Microphones" (One Percent Press)
Explosions In The Sky "All Of A Sudden I Miss Everyone" (Temporary Residence)
Explosions In The Sky "The Rescue" (Temporary Residence)
Falcon, The "Unicornography" (Red Scare)
Ferraro, Mike "Awful Killers" (Self-Released)
Field Music "Tones Of Town" (Memphis Industries)
Fiery Furnaces, The "Blueberry Boat" (Rough Trade)
Fifth Hour Hero "Not Revenge…Just A Vicious Crush" (No Idea)
Figurines "Skeleton" (The Control Group)
Final Fantasy "He Poos Clouds" (Tomlab)
First To Leave "Forging A Future" (Lobster)
Fjord Rowboat "Saved The Compliments For Morning" (Self-Released)
Flaming Lips, The "At War With The Mystics" (Warner Bros.)
Fleet Foxes "Sun Giant" (Sub Pop)
Format, The "Dog Problems" (The Vanity Label/Nettwork)
Forms, The "The Forms" (Threespheres)
¡Forward, Russia! "Give Me A Wall" (Mute)
Foxhole "We The Wintering Tree" (Burnt Toast Vinyl)
Free Diamonds "There Should Be More Dancing" (Deep Elm)
Free Diamonds "By The Sword" (Deep Elm)
Fuck Buttons "Street Horrrsing" (ATP)
Future Of The Left "Curses" (Too Pure)
Futureheads, The "News And Tributes" (Startime International/Vagrant)
Gaslight Anthem, The "Sink Or Swim" (XOXO)
Gaslight Anthem, The "Señor and the Queen" 2×7-Inch (Sabot)
Ghost Buffalo "Ghost Buffalo" (Suburban Home)
Ghost In The Water "Tooth" (Hidden Shoals)
Gibbons, The "Hope, Inc." (Salinas)
Giberman, Dan "Thrills Without Gills: A Celebration Of The Living Land" (Sao Bento Music)
Gilbert, Dylan "The Artist& The Scientist" (Self-Released)
Giving Chase "A Cheap Print Of A Masterpiece" (Jump Start)
Gnarls Barkley "St. Elsewhere" (Downtown)
Goldrush "The Heart Is The Place" (Better Looking)
The Good, The Bad & The Queen "The Good, The Bad & The Queen" (Virgin)
Good Riddance "My Republic" (Fat Wreck Chords)
Graduate, The "Anhedonia" (Icon Mes)
Grand Archives "The Grand Archives" (Sub Pop)
Grandaddy "Just Like The Fambly Cat" (V2)
Gray Young "Kindle Field" (Self-Released)
Great Depression, The "The Great Depression" (Self-Released)
Great Northern "Trading Twilight For Daylight" (Eenie Meenie)
Grey, The "Asleep At The Wheel" (Lovitt)
Guiltmaker "Driven By Arms" (Kiss Of Death)
Guster "Ganging Up On The Sun" (Reprise)
Haines, Emily & The Soft Skeleton "Knives Don't Have Your Back" (Last Gang)
Halo Fauna "Durak" (Plan-It-X)
Hammond, Albert Jr. "Yours To Keep" (Scratchie/New Line)
Harlem Shakes, The "Burning Birthdays" (Self-Released)
Headlights "Kill Them With Kindness" (Polyvinyl)
Headphones "Headphones" (Suicide Squeeze)
Hi Ho Six Shooter "Empire" (Goodnight)
Hi Red Center "Architectural Failures" (Pangaea Recordings)
History "Ghosts In The City" (Self-Released)
History Invades "In Vision Vanish Invisible" (Lujo/Pish Posh)
Holland, Jolie "Springtime Can Kill You (Anti)
Holopaw "Quit +/Or Fight" (Sub Pop)
Horeseback "Impale Golden Horn" (Burly Time)
Hot Cross "Risk Revival" (Hope Divison/Equal Vision)
Hot Rod Circuit "The Underground Is A Dying Breed" (Immortal)
Hotpipes "Hotpipes" (Liquid Panda)
hrswhip "Vindictiveness" (Self-Released)
Hunger Anthem "Hunger Anthem" (Broken Brain)
Hylozoists, The "La Fin Du Monde" (Boompa)
I Love You But I've Chosen Darkness "Fear Is On Our Side" (Secretly Canadian)
Idlewild "Make Another World" (Red/Sanctuary)
Ignite "Our Darkest Days" (Abacus)
Illinois "What The Hell Do I Know?" (Ace Fu)
Isbell, Jason "Sirens Of The Ditch" (New West)
Islands "Return To The Sea" (Equator)
It's A King Thing "LP" (Self-Released)
Jackie Carol "Check, Check" (Speak Music Media)
Jacob And I "Shadout Mapes" (Self-Released)
Jena Berlin "Passion Waits As The Program Keeps Going" (Watch The City Burn)
Jena Berlin "Quo Vadimus" (Jump Start)
Joy Wants Eternity "You Who Pretend To Sleep" (Beep Repaired)
Jukebox The Ghost "Jukebox The Ghost" (Family/This Side Up)
Jurado, Damien "On My Way To Absence" (Secretly Canadian)
Kensrue, Dustin "Please Come Home" (Equal Vision)
Kidcrash, The "New Ruins" (Lujo)
Kidcrash "Jokes" (Init/Denovali)
Kilgour, David "The Far Now" (Merge)
Kind Of Like Spitting/Lemuria "You're Living Room's All Over Me" (Art Of The Underground)
Kindness Kind, The "A Novel" (Self-Released)
King, Kaki "…Until We Felt Red" (Velour)
Know Think "Clean Closet EP" (Self-Released)
Lack "Be There Pulse" (Undergroove)
Lacona "35/Half of 70″ (Self-Released)
Lacona "President's Day" (Self-Released)
Lakota "Hope For The Haunted" (Pop Up)
Land Of Talk "Applause Cheer Boo Hiss" (The Rebel Group)
Lanegan, Mark & Isobel Campbell "Ballad Of The Broken Seas (V2)
LaSalle "Expedition Songs" (Thick)
Last American Buffalo "Marquis For The Debutante" (Self-Released)
Last Days Of April "Might As Well Live" (Bad Taste)
Latterman "No Matter Where We Go..!" (Deep Elm)
Latterman "…We Are Still Alive" (Deep Elm)
Lawrence Arms, The "Oh! Calcutta!" (Fat Wreck Chords)
The Lemonheads "The Lemonheads"(Vagrant)
Lemuria/Kind Of Like Spitting "You're Living Room's All Over Me" (Art Of The Underground)
Leo, Ted And The Pharmacists "Living With The Living" (Touch And Go)
Life At These Speeds "To Your Health" (Level Plane)
Life At These Speeds/Thank God "Split 7-Inch" (Exotic Fever/Tick Tock)
Lifetime "Lifetime" (Decaydance/Fueled By Ramen)
Lightning Dust "Lightning Dust" (Jagjaguwar)
Little Lebowski Urban Achievers "Is This A Party Or An Intervention?" (Evil Owl)
Long Winters, The "Putting The Days To Bed" (Barsuk)
Look Mexico "The Crucial EP" (Atlas)
Look Mexico "This Is Animal Music" (Lujo)
Loose Fur "Born Again In The USA" (Drag City)
Love Me Destroyer "The Things Around Us Burn" (Suburban Home)
Loved Ones, The "Keep Your Heart" (Fat Wreck Chords)
Lovely Feathers, The "Hind Hind Legs" (Equator)
Lucas, Austin "Putting The Hammer Down" (Magic Bullet)
Magneta Lane "Dancing With Daggers (Paper Bag)
Magyar Posse "Random Avenger" (Verdura)
Malegoat "Plan Infiltration" (Self-Released)
Maps & Atlases "Tree, Swallows, Houses" (Self-Released)
Marathon "Marathon" (Reignition)
Maritime "We, The Vehicles" (Flameshovel)
Maritime "Heresy And The Hotel Choir" (Flameshovel)
Mass Movement Of The Moth "Outerspace" (Exotic Fever)
Matt & Kim "To/From" (Self-Released)
McKiel, Jon "The Nature Of Things" (Wednesday)
Mean Creek "Around The Bend" (Clubhouse)
Measure (SA), The "Historical Fiction" (Team Science/Salinas/Don Giovoni)
Meneguar "I Was Born At Night" (Troubleman Unlimited)
Meneguar "Strangers In Our House" (Troubleman Unlimited)
Menomena "Friend And Foe" (Barsuk)
Mew "And The Glass Handed Kites" (Sony)
mewithoutYou "Brother, Sister" (Tooth And Nail)
Mezzaine Owls "Slingshot Echoes" (Self-Released)
Mica Shot A Hole In The Sky "Ep1″ (Self-Released)
Midnight Movies "Lion The Girl" (Scratchie/New Line)
Mini People In Coney Island "Nara Dreamland" (Self-Released)
Minus The Bear "Planet Of Ice" (Suicide Squeeze)
Modest Mouse "We Were Dead Before The Ship Even Sank" (Epic)
Moirai, The "Bury Yourself" (Engineer)
Moneen "The Red Tree" (Vagrant)
Monikers "Eat Your Young" (Kiss Of Death)
Mono "You Are There" (Temporary Residence)
Monument "Monujamz Demo" (Self-Released)
Morrissey "Ringleader Of The Tormentors" (Attack/Sanctuary)
Motion City Soundtrack "Commit This To Memory" (Epitaph)
Motion Turns It On "Rima EP" (Self-Released)
Mountain Goats, The "Babylon Springs EP" (4AD)
Mountains "Sewn" (Apestaartje)
Mouse Fire "Wooden Teeth" (Lujo)
Movers And Shakers "La Calavera" (Clubhouse)
Moving Mountains "Pneuma" (Self-Released)
MSTRKRFT "The Looks" (Last Gang)
Mugison "Mugimama, Is This Monkey Music?" (Ipecac)
Murder By Death "In Bocca Al Lupo" (Tent Show)
Nakatomi Plaza "Unsettled" (Red Leader/Brightskull)
National, The "Boxer" (Beggars Banquet)
New Dress, The "Where Our Failures Are" (Red Leader)
New Trust, The "Dark Is The Path Which Lies Before Us" (Slowdance)
Nico Vega "No Child Left Behind EP" (Myspace)
No Trigger "Canyoneer" (Nitro)
NOFX "Wolves In Wolves' Clothing" (Fat Wreck Chords)
None More Black "This Is Satire" (Fat Wreck Chords)
North Atlantic, The "Wires In The Walls (WPO)
O Pioneers!!! "Black Mambas" (Team Science)
Of Sinking Ships "…Of Sinking Ships" (Gilead Media)
Oh No! Oh My! "Oh No! Oh My!" (Self-Released)
Okkervil River "Overboard & Down" (Low Transit Industries)
Okkervil River "The Stage Names" (Jagjaguwar)
Olympia "Olympia EP" (Equal Vision)
Olympia "Emergencies" (Equal Vision)
One AM Radio, The "This Too Will Pass" (Dangerbird)
One Small Step For Landmines "One Small Step For Landmines" (Civil Defense League/Doghouse)
One Win Choice "Never Suspend Disbelief" (Jump Start)
Out_Circuit, The "Pierce The Empire With A Sound" (Lujo)
Oxford Collapse "Remember The Night Parties" (Sub Pop)
Paper Champions, The "End. Transmission" (Reason Y)
Paper Chase, The "Now You Are One Of Us" (Kill Rock Stars)
Papermoons "Papermoons" (Team Science)
Papineau, Lisa "Night Moves" (Lunatic Works)
Parts & Labor "Stay Afraid" (Jagjaguwar)
Parts & Labor "Mapmaker" (Jagjaguwar)
Pax Cecilia, The "Blessed Are The Bonds" (Self-Released)
Peter Bjorn And John "Writer's Block" (Wichita)
Piebald "Accidental Gentlemen" (Side One Dummy)
Plastic Constellations, The "Crusades" (French Kiss)
Playing Favorites, The "I Remember When I Was Pretty" (Suburban Home)
Plus 44 "When Your Heart Stops Beating" (Interscope)
Plus/Minus "Let's Build A Fire" (Absolutely Kosher)
Polar Bear Club "The Redder, The Better" (Triple Attack)
Polar Bear Club "Sometimes Things Just Disappear" (Red Leader)
Pomegranates "Two Eyes" (Self-Released)
Pomegranates "Everything Is Alive" (Lujo)
Possible Selves "Possible Selves" (Sao Bento Music)
Post Harbor "Praenumbra" (Self-Released)
Pretty Girls Make Graves "Elan Vital" (Matador)
Psapp "The Only Thing I Ever Wanted" (Domino)
Pyongyang Metro, The "Tower Of White Tigers" (Arsenic Records)
Pyramids "Following The Tracks, Forcing Motion Through Phases" (Slave Union)
Radical Face "Ghost" (Morr Music)
Ragan, Chuck "Feast Or Famine" (SideOneDummy)
Rahim "Ideal Lives" (French Kiss)
Rainer Maria "Catastrophe Keeps Us Together" (Grunion)
Ram & Ox "Demo" (Self-Released)
Red Forty "Discography" (Harlan)
Red Room Cinema "Red Room Cinema" (Self-Released)
Regan, Fionn "The End Of History" (Lost Highway)
Renee Heartfelt "Death Of A Ghost" (Textbook Music)
Reynolds, Scott & The Steaming Beast "Adventure Boy" (Suburban Home)
Ringers "Detention Halls" (1-2-3-4 Go!)
Ris Paul Ric "Purple Blaze" (Academy Fight Song)
Rise Against "The Sufferer & The Witness" (Geffen)
Robbers On High Street " The Fatalist And Friends" (Scratchie/New Line)
Robbers On High Street "Grand Animals" (Scratchie/New Line)
Rock Kills Kid "Are You Nervous?" (Reprise)
Romans "All Those Wrists" (Self-Released)
Rosebuds, The "Night Of The Furies" (Merge)
Rouse, Josh "Subtitulo" (Bedroom Classics/Nettwork)
Rowboats, The "Four Years And Forty Five Minutes" (Etherdrag)
Roy "Killed John Train" (Lujo)
Run Dan Run "Basic Mechanics" (Self-Released)
Russian Circles "Enter" (Flameshovel)
Saboteur "Saboteur" (End Sounds)
Saint Surly "Beat Tape Manifest[o]" (Sass Bologna)
Sakes Alive!! "Presents" (Self-Released)
Samiam "Whatever's Got You Down" (Hopeless)
Saves The Day "Sound The Alarm" (Vagrant)
Seabear "The Ghost That Carried Us Away" (Morr Music)
Sea Wolf "Get To The River Before It Runs Too Low" (Dangerbird)
Sea Wolf "Leaves In The River" (Dangerbird)
Sebastian, Jon "Goodbye God" (Viper Bite)
Self-Evident "Self-Evident" (Double Plus Good)
Set Your Goals "Mutiny!" (Eulogy)
She's Spanish, I'm American "She's Spanish, I'm American" (Nettwork America)
Shins, The "Wincing The Night Away" (Sub Pop)
Shook Ones "Facetious Folly Feet" (Revelation)
Shorebirds "Shorebirds" 7-Inch EP (Self-Released)
Sibling Project And Wolverines "Split" (Self-Released)
Silversun Pickups "Carnavas" (Dangerbird)
Sinaloa "Footprints On Floorboards" (Waking)
Sinaloa/Ampere "Split Recording" (Ebullition)
Sinking Ships "Disconnecting" (Revelation)
Six Organs Of Admittance "Sun Awakens" (Drag City)
Six Parts Seven, The "Casually Smashed To Pieces" (Suicide Squeeze)
Sleeper Car "Love & Anxiety" (Self-Released)
Slingshot Dakota "Their Dreams Are Dead, But Ours Is The Golden Ghost" (Self-Released)
Small, Josh "Tall" (Suburban Home)
Small Arms Dealer "A Single Unifying Theory" (Deep Elm)
Small Leaks Sink Ships "Until The World Is Happy; Wake Up You Sleepyhead Sun" (No Sleep)
Smoke Or Fire "This Sinking Ship" (Fat Wreck Chords)
Snake The Cross The Crown, The "Cotton Teeth" (Equal Vision)
Solea "Finally We Are Nowhere" (Bad News)
Some Monastery "Welcome To The Symmetry" (Self-Released)
Sounds Like Violence "With Blood On My Hands" (Deep Elm)
Speaker Speaker "We Won't March" (Burning Building)
Speaker Speaker "Call It Off" (Burning Building)
Spektor, Regina "Begin To Hope" (Sire)
Spoon "Ga Ga Ga Ga Ga" (Merge)
Stars Of Track And Field "Centuries Before Love And War" (Wind-Up)
Statehood "Lies And Rhetoric" (Self-Released)
Static Radio NJ "One For The Good Guys" (Black Numbers/Chunksaah)
Station Myth, The "The Station Myth" (Self-Released)
Stellamaris "Stellamaris EP" (Self-Released)
Stevens, Sufjan "Illinois" (Asthmatic Kitty)
Street Smart Cyclist "Demo 7 -Inch" (Our Neighborhood)
Strike Anywhere "Dead FM" (Fat Wreck Chords)
Strokes, The "First Impressions Of Earth" (RCA)
Sundowner "Four One Five Two" (Red Scare)
Sunset Rubdown "Shut Up I Am Dreaming" (Absolutely Kosher)
Surrounded "The Nautilus Years" (One Little Indian)
Swellers, The "My Everest" (Search And Rescue)
Takka Takka "We Feel Safer At Night" (Ernest Jenning Record Co.)
Tapes 'n Tapes "The Loon" (XL)
Tar…Feathers "Make Way For The Ocean Floor To Fall To The Surface" (Release The Bats)
Teenage Cool Kids "Queer Salutations" (Protagonist Music)
Tegan And Sara "The Con" (Vapor/Sire)
Tellison "Contact! Contact!" (Gravity Dip)
Thao with the Get Down Stay Down "We Brave Bee Stings And All" (Kill Rock Stars)
Thank God/Tigershark "Split 10-Inch" (Perpetual Motion Machine/Molsook/Tick Tock)
Thank God/Life At These Speeds "Split 7-Inch" (Exotic Fever/Tick Tock)
Thermals, The "The Body, The Blood, The Machine (Sub Pop)
This Will Destroy You "Young Mountain" (Magic Bullet)
This Will Destroy You "This Will Destroy You" (Magic Bullet)
Those Lavender Whales "Let's Be Friends! I'm Sorry I'm So Sleepy" (Friendly Arctic/Fork And Spoon)
Through The Sparks "Lazarus Beach" (Skybucket)
Thursday "A City By The Light Divided" (Island)
Tigershark/Thank God "Split 10-Inch" (Perpetual Motion Machine/Molsook/Tick Tock)
Tilly And The Wall "Bottoms Of Barrels" (Team Love)
Tin Kitchen "Grace EP" (Self-Released)
Title Fight "Kingston 7-Inch" (Flightplan/Attic)
Tokyo Police Club "A Lesson In Crime" (Paper Bag)
Tortoise & Bonnie 'Prince' Billy "The Brave And The Bold (Overcoat)
Track A Tiger "We Moved Like Ghosts" (Deep Elm)
Troubled Hubble "Making Beds In A Burning House" (Lookout)
Tulsa Drone "Songs From A Mean Season" (Perpetual Motion Machine/Dry County)
Turner, Frank "Sleep Is For The Week" (Xtra Mile)
Two Cow Garage "III" (Shelterhouse/Suburban Home)
Ultra Dolphins "Mar" (Robotic Empire)
Unwed Sailor "Little Wars" (Burnt Toast Vinyl)
Up Up Down Down Left Right Left Right B A Start "Worst Band Name Ever" (Self-Released)
Vampire Weekend "Vampire Weekend" (XL)
VanGaalen, Chad "Skelliconnection" (Sub Pop)
Various Artists "Cover Your Tracks" (Deep Elm)
Various Artists "Keep Singing! A Benefit Compilation For Compassion Over Killing" (Exotic Fever)
Various Artists "The Emo Diaries Chapter Eleven: Taking Back What's Ours" (Deep Elm)
Velvet Teen, The "Cum Laude" (Slowdance)
Velvet Teen, The "Gyzmkid EP" (Slowdance)
Versoma "Life During Wartime" (Robotic Empire)
Very Hush Hush, The "Evil Milk" (Sao Bento Music)
Vetiver "To Find Me Gone" (Dicristina Stair)
Votolato, Rocky "Makers" (Barsuk)
Votolato, Rocky "The Brag And Cuss" (Barsuk)
Voxtrot "Mothers, Sisters, Daughters & Wives" (Cult Hero)
Voxtrot "Voxtrot" (Playlouder/The Beggars Group)
Walkmen, The "A Hundred Miles Off" (The Record Collection)
We Were Skeletons "Summers" (Self-Released)
Weasel, Ben And His Iron String Quartet "These Ones Are Bitter" (Mendota)
Weatherbox "The Clearing" (Doghouse)
Weatherbox "American Art" (Doghouse)
Werth, Andy "Seeing Stars" (Self-Released)
Wheat "Everyday I Said a Prayer for Kathy and Made a One Inch Square" (Empyrean)
Whiskey & Co. "Leaving The Nightlife" (No Idea)
Wilderness "Vessel States" (Jagjaguwar)
Winston Jazz Routine, The "Sospiri" (The Record Machine)
Winter Sounds, The "Porcelain Empire" (Livewire)
Witches With Dicks "Manual" (Kiss Of Death)
Wolf Parade "Apologies To The Queen Mary" (Sub Pop)
Wolverines And The Sibling Project "Split" (Self-Released)
Woods "At Rear House" (Shrimper)
Woods "How To Survive In/In The Woods" (Release The Bats)
Yeah Yeah Yeahs "Show Your Bones" (Interscope)
Young Livers "The New Drop Era" (No Idea)
Young Widows "Settle Down City" (Jade Tree)
Zombi "Surface To Air" (Relapse)
Zookeeper "Zookeeper EP #1" (Belle City Pop)
Zozobra "Harmonic Tremors" (Hydra Head)


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Snowboarding School is a traveling blog that selects the best resorts and mountains in North America. Here you find reviews, tips and articles that will help you to make the best choices to plan your trip and ride
Friday, May 25, 2007
One thing you should know about snowboarding
When the season ends the sadness sets in.so find a hobby like wave running or wake boarding coming at the end of this summer 2008. Just do something to keep your mind off of it. I have started blogs for both sports hope you enjoy to the max. this summer will be great and then comes fall where
we feel like hunting we also have blogs for that. when we finish hunting it's time to ride. In between them all there's spear fishing so I started another blog about that.
Posted by John A Ciampa at 5:24 AM
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