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When Detroit's auto industry blues forced John Brockmiller into retirement after 36 years on the line at General Motors, he feared his life had come to an end. He'd given everything to the company—been down at the plant each morning at the crack of dawn and gone years at a stretch without taking a sick day. But now, after decades of service, GM decided he was no longer needed.
"He was depressed and scared," says Jeff Brockmiller Jr., John's grandson. "When your body stops doing what it's used to, it wants to shut down." The outlook was bleak. If the lingering recession has knocked the entire country off balance, it's kicked Michigan in the balls and punched out its teeth. Fortunately, though, even as auto plants downsized and factories padlocked their doors, John Brockmiller was able to find a new place to clock in—the Michigan Brewing Company in Webberville, a small town 70 miles northwest of Detroit.
One Thursday this fall, just before noon, Brockmiller zoomed across the brewery in his yellow forklift, dropped a pallet full of bottled beer off in the gymnasium-size indoor fridge, and careened back toward the loading dock, where a shiny black Cadillac Escalade had pulled in. Sitting in the passenger seat, puffing on a fat cigar, was Brockmiller's new boss, Detroit's ambassador,
tireless advocate, and one-man economic stimulus package: Kid Rock.
"I don't know a lot about a lot of things, but I know about music, bourbon, raising a kid, maybe," says Kid Rock. "And I definitely know something about beer." As Kid Rock, 39, watched Anheuser-Busch get bought out by the Belgians and Miller sell to SAB, a South African conglomerate, he had the idea to build a truly American beer brand, which would, at the same time, create jobs to help combat Michigan's flailing economy. He partnered with Bobby Mason, a passionate Michigan brewmaster, to produce American Badass beer, which premiered at Rock's back-to-back sold-out shows at Detroit's Comerica Park in July 2009, much to the
delight of the Motor City faithful, who downed more than 400 kegs of the stuff.
The Michigan Brewing Company is tucked close to the Interstate, surrounded by empty farm fields and patches of dense woods, from which deer and foxes occasionally wander, as though drawn, Homer Simpson–like, by the smell of suds. Inside, beer sloshes, cools, and ages in giant steel tanks the size of grain silos, while thousands of bottles rattle along a motorized track to be machine-filled and capped, then slapped by a frantic, octopus-armed automatic labeler. The brewery floor is bigger than a football field, and its 50-odd full-time employees use scooters, beeping carts, and even BMX bikes to scurry from one station to the next. The younger workers project an urban vibe, dressed in baggy pants and T-shirts, while their elders, in camo vests and fatigues, look prepared to head up north to track down 14-point bucks. It's as if a small army of
Eminems and Ted Nugents were working together, with Kid Rock bridging the gap.
Rock has stopped by to check out the new bottling operation. Previously, American Badass beer had only been available on draft, mostly in the Midwest, but the next step is selling the crisp, light lager in 12- and 22-ounce bottles and expanding its distribution. Rock spends a few minutes chatting with John Brockmiller, 67; his son Jeff, 46, a production manager; and Jeff Jr., 24, a brewer's assistant. John tells Kid Rock that he relates to his songs about women, because there was a time in his life, "between marriages," when he dated so many women his friends
dubbed them the Brockettes.
"Did they all stand in a line?" Rock asks.
"There was some kind of line," says the eldest Brockmiller, "but they weren't standing!"
Kid Rock has made it his mission to do everything in his power to keep Detroit's head up. He reps the city hard in every song and endlessly promotes Michigan in his travels. "I could go live in the sunshine anywhere in the world," says Rock, "or in a big glass house on a mountain, but Michigan's my home, and I love it here. I'd never want to leave it." He gives substantial time and cash to a wide range of local charities, funds college scholarships for Detroit-area students, and has become a constant fixture at sports events and concerts. A few years ago Rock heard that a locally based clothing line he admired called Made in Detroit, which had been around since 1991, was struggling financially, so he bought a large share of the company; under his stewardship the business has flourished. American Badass beer, meanwhile, is adding new salaries to the state's economy. For a state hemorrhaging jobs, every one counts.
After an hour, his tour of the brewery complete, Kid Rock heads for the Escalad and says goodbye to all three generations of Brockmillers. As his right-hand man, Shakes, steers onto I-96, headed back toward the city, Rock says, "There's nothing better than seeing people you know being able to work and support their families." He nods, lighting another cigar. "Knowing you have a little hand in it? Now, that really makes you feel good."
Yes—this is Kid Rock, the same guy who told British tabloids before a tour, "I'm coming to snort coke, fuck bitches, and get paid." Groupies say he's into orgies and exhibitionism, and then things get hardcore from there. He'll down a fifth of Jim Beam in the time it takes you to crack the bottle. And he's known to brawl when necessary—he's making court payments for pancaking a dude at a Waffle House in 2007. This is perhaps America's last great unapologetically depraved rock star. Uncle Kracker, Rock's former DJ and one of his best friends, recalls their life on tour: "There were a lot of mornings when everyone woke up and said, 'What the fuck happened last night?' or 'Where the fuck are we?'¿" So if Kid Rock seems an unlikely do-gooder, keep in mind that his entire career has consisted of a series of strange turns and odd contradictions.
Born Robert James Ritchie in 1971, Rock grew up comfortably in the quiet town of Romeo, north of Detroit, where his dad owned a Lincoln dealership. As a teen Rock rebelled, drawn to Detroit's burgeoning underground hip-hop scene, crashing with pals in the tough, black, inner-ring suburb of Mount Clemens, working at a car wash, and honing his skills scratching records and rapping. He became a hit DJing at parties, making 30 bucks a gig.
"I met him when he was 16," says Uncle Kracker. "My first impression was that this kid knew where the fuck he was going. He was the most confident, cocky kid I'd
ever come across, but in a great way, not an I-want-to-punch-you-in-your-face kind of way. You just wanted to hop in and roll with him."
By 18, Rock had signed with Jive Records, and ended up opening for Ice Cube and Too $hort on tour. But his debut album got little support, and Jive soon dropped
him. For the next decade Rock pounded the Detroit pavement, putting out a series of raunchy Beastie Boys–style albums, playing open mikes, and collaborating with
other up-and-coming Detroit MCs like Eminem and the Insane Clown Posse, eventually building a large, loyal local following. After selling 60,000 copies of a self-released album, he caught the eye of Atlantic Records and recorded his 11-million-selling breakthrough, Devil Without a Cause, in 1998.
For Rock the past decade has brought a blink-and-you-missed-it marriage to Pamela Anderson, a brawl at the Video Music Awards with Anderson's ex, Tommy Lee, and a series of rock anthems and country-tinged megahits. But he's never lost sight of his roots: In 2000 he gathered his Twisted Brown Trucker Band, and they commemorated their time on the road with matching tattoos: the Detroit Tigers' Olde English D. "It was a pact we made," Rock says, "to always bind us together and not
let us forget where we were from."
Only Motown, it seems, could produce a unique talent like Kid Rock, whose music combines heavy metal, Southern rock, country, hip-hop, and even gospel and blues.
Artistically, he's a one-man Detroit-rock melting pot with hedonistic tendencies rivaling Iggy Pop's and a sense of music roots reminiscent of Jack White's. He's a
white boy raised in a black town, a country boy who loves his city, a proud Yankee who waves a Confederate flag. As Rock himself sings in one of his early hits, "You've never met a motherfucker quite like me."
The Metro Detroit industrial belt is a strange patchwork weave of forgotten farmland and struggling factories. On the way to Kid Rock's house, sagging barns slip past next to battered mills coughing black fumes from their smokestacks. For the singer it's been agonizing to watch from close range as Michigan suffers. "You see friends who are doing well one month, and the next month they've got foreclosure signs up in front of their house," he says.
For years Kid Rock has sought to offer Detroit a lifeline, and at some point he realized his instinct for helping people would inspire others to do the same. "I'm not Bono, I'm not Elton John," he says. "I couldn't do stuff on such a grand scale. But I know how to help people in small ways, and I'm a firm believer in helping your neighbor."
Michigan may be where Rock hangs his hat, but his charitable efforts aren't limited to the state. On the road he likes to watch the local news and scour local
papers looking for stories of good people down on their luck. In Ohio he read about a pizza delivery guy who was brutally robbed for $15; when he heard that
the driver lived with his mom and was trying to work his way through college, Kid Rock got in touch and paid the guy's tuition for a year. In Florida he read about
a man who kept having the American flag stolen from off his front porch, so Rock bought him a 30-foot flagpole. He's a huge supporter of U.S. troops, and has
played volunteer USO shows around the world. His assistance even has an international streak—through a foundation, he just paid for a home in Africa for
young HIV victims.
Drugs, booze, groupies, fisticuffs—that's the stuff that makes headlines. But the people of Michigan know about Kid Rock's compassion and the pride he has in his
state; in fact, he's often called the King of the Motor City. As Uncle Kracker says, "People feel like he's their pony, and it gives them a charge to look at him
go. He really strikes a chord with Detroiters. He doesn't talk above them, he talks with them; he's not just for the city, he's of the city."
As Shakes pilots the Escalade through Detroit's tranquil far-north exurbs, Kid Rock grows reflective. "Yeah, I give a lot of love to this city," he says. "But I
get a lot back. If I was in L.A., I'd just be another number. Here I really feel like somebody. I try not to take advantage of them, but there are things provided
to me that I love. I'm not gonna be in L.A. and have two courtside seats with my name stitched in them given to me as a gift. I record a new album, I know I'll
have 50,000 of my best friends ready to come out and celebrate with me."
The Escalade cruises along a woodsy street and cuts left down a long driveway, guarded by a massive, automobile-size Civil War cannon. Rock rolls down his window
and sucks in a gust of crisp autumn air. He smiles: "Ain't no place like home."
Kid Rock lives 20 minutes from his parents' house in Romeo, where he grew up picking apples from their backyard orchard, and 40 minutes from Mount Clemens,
where he learned to rap. His house, situated on a deep 30-acre lot, is grand, even palatial, but has a comfy old-farmhouse quaintness. Inside, on the kitchen
counter, sits an honest-to-God fresh apple pie—made from apples his mother gave him. Over the fireplace mantel hangs a double-barreled shotgun. On the sofa,
watching TV, is Rock's current girlfriend, a gorgeous brunette. "We hang pretty steady," he allowed on the drive in, "and she's cool as shit, but I don't have to
call her just 'cause I'm not home by midnight. I'll never be in that type of relationship again."
Rock's son, Bobby, a high school senior, troops in the door wearing a sideways ballcap and a backpack slung low. He gives a shy but friendly "what's up," then
heads for his bedroom to pack: He and his dad are going to Nashville in an hour to check out some colleges. For one of the world's brashest rock stars, Rock has
found a way, between tours, to lead a surprisingly normal day-to-day life. He shoots hoops twice a week with the same pals he grew up with; he plays video games
with his son and helps him with his homework. In a studio in the garage, he noodles on his guitar and hammers out tunes.
On his new album, Born Free, due out November 16, Rock worked with legendary producer Rick Rubin, who gathered an all-star roster of musicians, including
Metallica's James Hetfield on guitar and Red Hot Chili Peppers drummer Chad Smith. They recorded each song as a single take, all playing together. "When you play
with people who are that good," says Rock, "it makes you elevate your game."
As they constructed the album, Rock often asked Rubin if his new songs were too Detroit-centric. Rubin encouraged him not to dilute his lyrics' hometown pride. "When an artist talks about something really personal," Rubin says, "the thing that connects with people and makes it relatable is the passion conveyed." Hearing
Kid Rock croon about Michigan is like hearing Springsteen sing about New Jersey: People hear "Detroit" but picture their own hometowns.
And Detroit will survive; of that Kid Rock is certain. The city is now like a blank canvas, he says, waiting to be remade and rebuilt. He's encouraged by the steady trickle of young artists moving in, lured by cheap housing and the city's rich history. Urban gardening projects have begun to sprout. The Hollywood film industry has moved in, spurred by generous state tax credits. Ford, Chrysler, and GM are clawing their way back, now in leaner and meaner shape. Michigan folks, he says, are a tough, hard-working, and resilient people, and when they get knocked down, they dust themselves off. Bobby Mason, Rock's American Badass beer partner, believes that by celebrating the state's toughness, Kid Rock has turned being from Michigan into a badge of honor. "He gives people hope and inspiration," Mason says. "When you're down and out, everyone can use someone to help you rally, to put a hand out and lift you. There's a light at the end of the tunnel, and this time it's not a train."
Mason went with his brewing-company colleagues John Brockmiller, Jeff, and Jeff Jr. to Kid Rock's 2009 Comerica Park shows, where Rock unveiled a new song called "Times Like These," a moving tribute to the state of Michigan and the people of Detroit. "The entire stadium was standing," recalls Jeff Brockmiller Jr. "The vibe made the hairs on my arms stand up. It was electrifying. It was like being in the world's largest church."
Later that night, Kid Rock says, his son Bobby confided that he'd seen hundreds of people crying during the song. "That really affected me," Rock says. "It's been a
long haul for everyone in this country,and it's OK to shed some tears. But I want to take those tears of sorrow and hardship and heartbreak and turn them into tears
of in spiration and joy. Let people know we'll always be here, watching it all go down. And we'll still be here when it all comes back around."


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Family and friends mourn the loss a Slaton woman after a fire broke out where she was living. Family members identify her as 85-year-old Evelyn Rogers.
Neighbor Charity Everett told NewsChannel 11, "My mom was pulling out and then we saw a fire truck pull in. Then we saw the window open and the smoke coming out of the window."
Just before 3:30 Friday afternoon Slaton fire and police responded to this home in 600 block of North 20th street. Soon after, the state fire marshal's office was called to assist. "When they were making suppression in the room of origin --there in they noticed there was a deceased person in the room," Kelly Vandygriff, Deputy State Fire Marshal said.
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Family tells us Rogers lived with her adult son in Slaton and had a wonderful sense of humor. Fire officials say there are no signs of foul play. An autopsy is scheduled for Monday.
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Greenville County deputies said three people were wanted after surveillance video shows them drive off with a tractor trailer full of antiques, and one of them has since been arrested.
The trailer had about $27,000 worth of furniture inside, according to its owner Mathew Chavis. Chavis owns Now, Then and Again on Poinsett Highway.
He said on April 13, a Uhaul trailer pulled into the business, backs up to the trailer and then within a few minutes both were gone. The theft was caught on his store's surveillance camera.
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Denim Repair
First off, sorry for the strange and vaguely icky picture. Since it's summer now and I'm off work and have more leeway in terms of casual dress, and because I've been inspired by my recent visit to the Gustin Jeans factory, I thought I might post a few words on denim repair. Thus, the disembodied crotch shot from some of my current and erstwhile favorite jeans.
When I was younger and wore normal jeans from Levi's or the Gap daily, crotch blowout was never a problem. It wasn't until I started wearing more expensive denim that they started to prematurely fall apart. This is puzzling in many ways, not least because of the overused mantra around these parts about buy better buy less. But, to be fair, I chalk it up at least in part to the fact that the jeans I was wearing once I made the plunge into raw denim were a) tighter fitting and b) rarely got washed, which I hear can weaken fibers, and so on.
Whatever the causes, and despite the pseudoscience used to justify $250 jeans exploding after a couple of months of daily wear (i.e., body sweat and the aforementioned body oils weakening fibers), there does exist the possibility for repair. Some would say a repaired jean is a badge of honor, a mark of pride one can take in denim they've worn hard. I say,"&*#@, I spent a lot of money on these jeans, and now I have to pay even more to have this stupid hole patched up…??!"
There are fancy denim boutiques which have denim repair services. Anyone can send their jeans across the country to these coastal burgs to have someone painstakingly match thread to the exact shade of fading your damaged jeans have reached, and from there sew overlapping layers of stitching to create an almost seamless looking repair. Some artisanal denim purveyors, I've heard, will even repair jeans you've purchased from them for free for the life of the jean.
Another option is to go to your local tailor. It's what I do. He's very good, and his denim repairs look no different to me than the ones I see in the Japanese denim magazines I always browse through when I go to Japantown. It costs less that the alternatives, and he's surely logged a lot more hours behind a sewing machine than the dude at the denim shop who learned these repairs following an untranslated diagram from one of the above mentioned Japanese denim magazines.
* Jeans from L to R: A.P.C. Petit Standard (unrepaired); Pure Blue Japan (no flaws); Men Without a Country (premature crotch rip repaired); Nudie (repaired)
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TAZEWELL (WVVA) - The Tazewell County Sheriff's Office is seeking the public's help in finding a man wanted in four gas drive offs.
According to a post on the sheriff's office Facebook page, the suspect is a slender white male driving a white four-door Pontiac Grand Prix.
As seen in surveillance video, the suspect arrives at the gas pump with the license plates removed from his car. He attempts to duck behind the pump and pulls his hands into his sleeves to avoid leaving fingerprints.
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Just one more reason why I love me some Rosie.
From Geraldo Rivera's Geraldo at Large:
Rivera: "But many are unsatisfied with the pace of progress. Even as world leaders gathered at the United Nations Wednesday to find new ways to tackle the epidemic the actress Rosie Perez led AIDS activists at a rally outside."
Rosie Perez: "I'm disappointed in our leadership here in the United States. Yes the United States is giving a lot of money for the, for the fight against AIDS but to push a program of abstinence is just insane. It, it doesn't work. We have to be realistic and we have to do even more than what's being done."


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1st night in India
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Arrival in Bengalore arround 1am. Bus to the city to reach our hotel....but unfortunately it was already closed, so we've followed someone to find an hotel...
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January 26th, 2012
Well my friend directed a tweet to tmr and I think maybe Karen as well. Normally I wouldnt care about getting involved, but I think this reporter has overstepped MANY boundaries.jessicasynclaire answered your question: Seriously? What is this guy's problem?O god, why do people have to constantly nit-pick into people's lives? They're human, are they not? Leave JW's kids and Karen alone- ugh.I wonder what that guy will say about the "scandal" with his kids…If he gets too out of control i am going to mail his site to tmr.
Can't believe it's been like a year since I've posted anything.
I seriously need to get back into the groove of things.
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Bart Jacobs wins International Schnitger Organ Competition 2009
27 June 2009
Finalists in the International Schnitger Organ Competition 2009 played the famous Van Hagerbeer/Schnitger instrument in Grote St Laurenskerk, Alkmaar
Bart Jacobs took first prize last night in the International Schnitger Organ Competition in Alkmaar, the Netherlands.
The young Belgian made a clear impression on audience and judges in the first round of the competition on 19 June with a programme of Bach played on the famous Van Hagerbeer/Schnitger organ in St Laurens Church. In the second round, on 23 June, he gave a sparkling performance of Sweelinck on the church's 16th-century Van Covelens organ, conveying an evident understanding of structure that eluded some of the other five semi-finalists. Around 130 people gathered to hear the finals last night, as the three competitors who had made it thus far - Bart Jacobs, David Boos (Austria) and Michael Unger (USA) - played a programme of Bach's Passacaglia in C minor BWV582 and a Trio Sonata of choice from BWV525-530, again on the Van Hagerbeer/Schnitger organ.
Jacobs commented afterwards that the thing he most enjoyed about the competition was the Hagerbeer/Schnitger organ: 'It's unique in the world and I've never played it before. But I feel that it is my instrument now. It's an incredible experience, because in Belgium there are no such instruments, so the opportunity to play these organs is important for me - although winning is very nice too!'
Jacobs takes a prize of Euro 5,000; second prize of Euro 2,500 and the audience prize was awarded to Unger, and Boos took the third prize of Euro 1,000. All three finalists go forward to the 2011 Grand Prix d'ECHO competition, organised in conjunction with ECHO partners, Freiberg (Germany) and Innsbruck (Austria), to mark the 500th birthday of the Van Covelens organ.
Commanding recognition
15 June 2009
Simon Preston is awarded a CBE
Dr Stephen Cleobury, director of music at King's College, Cambridge, and international organist Simon Preston have received CBEs in the Queen's birthday honours.
MBEs were awarded to Gillian Dibden, for services to youth choral music in Berkshire; Glyn Hughes, musical director of the Brymbo Male Choir, for services to music and to charity in North Wales; composer Brian Irvine and Thomas Kerr, both for services to music in Northern Ireland; Mary Parry, for services to the performing arts and to charity in North Wales; John Powell, head of music and performing arts at Davenant Foundation School in, Loughton, Essex, for services to education; and Helen Watkins-Snart, for voluntary service to the Croydon Music Festival.
Young Russian wins Choir & Organ Composition Competition 2009
8 June 2009
Young Russian Katya Kulkova wins Choir & Organ Composition Competition 2009
The winner of the Choir & Organ Composition Competition 2009 is Katya Kulkova from Moscow.
Katya's work Stalactites beat 18 other entries from Russia, Ukraine, Belarus, Israel, Italy, Germany, France, UK and USA. Jury member Judith Bingham commented, 'I liked Stalactites for two main reasons: it was harmonically interesting and consistent (in other words, there was a personal harmonic language that was engaging and not predictable); and it had a coherent and convincing formal structure that was skilful and impressive.' Birmingham City Organist Thomas Trotter, who was also on the jury, said, 'The music is written in a very clear, direct way, and the character of the music leaves no doubt in the performer's mind as to how the composer wishes it to sound. This composer knows what they want to say, and it's said in an eloquent and imaginitive way.'
Katya Kulkova is interviewed in the September/October 2009 issue of Choir & Organ. Thomas Trotter will give the premiere of Stalactites in Symphony Hall, Birmingham on 2 November 2009.
Bach marathon in France
8 June 2009
Five organists will play the complete organ works of J.S. Bach in a ten-month programme split between Paris and Toulouse. Beginning on 13 September, Francis Jacob, Bernard Foccroulle, Jan Willen Jansen, Michel Bouvard and Benjamin Alard will give a monthly Sunday recital in the Musée des Augustins in Toulouse, and will repeat it the following Tuesday on the recent Aubertin organ in Saint-Louis-en-l'Ile in Paris. Bach's works have been grouped together by themes such as 'Passion and Crucifixion', 'In the light of Easter' and 'Bach as architect'.
The second recital, on 18 October, concludes the international organ festival Toulouse les Orgues, whose 2009 programme takes the twin themes of homage to the past and movement into the future. 'Movement' will be represented literally, as Paris Opéra ballerina Marie-Agnès Gillot performs in Saint-Etienne during the festival's opening event on 7 October. Anniversaries of Handel and Haydn are of course remembered; more unusual is a recognition of 20 years after the fall of the Berlin wall; and the achievements of Louis Braille, whose alphabet by touch continues to transform so many lives 200 years after his birth, are celebrated in a performance by Marie-Ange and Eric Lebrun of works by blind organists. The Choeur du Capitale de Toulouse makes its festival debut under its new conductor Alfonso Calani, and Les Sacqueboutiers perform Schütz madrigals and Seven Last Words. Alongside the Toulouse programme are excursions to hear organs in the region.
Complete Organ Works of J.S. Bach
Musée des Augustins, Toulouse and Saint-Louis-en-l'Ile, Paris, 13 September 2009 to 15 June 2010
Tickets: 15 euros (10 euros); season ticket: 100 euros
14th International Festival Toulouse les Orgues
7–18 October, Toulouse and the Midi-Pyrénées region of France
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Choruses are good for you: official
2 June 2009
Cheerful: Oklahoma's Canterbury Choral Society
Choral singing is the most popular form of participation in the performing arts for both adults and children in America.
That is one of the findings of a new report from Chorus America, which found that an estimated 32.5 million adults regularly sing in choruses in the US, up from 23.5 million estimated in 2003. When children are included, there are 42.6 million Americans singing in choruses in 2009. More than one in five households have at least one singing family member.
The study also draws links between choral singing and success in life, stating that greater civic involvement, discipline, and teamwork are just a few of the attributes fostered by singing with a choral ensemble.
Among the findings were that choral singers donate 2.5 times more money to philanthropic organisations than the general public; 96% of choral singers surveyed who are eligible voters said they vote regularly in national and local elections, compared with 70% of the general public; and choral singers are at least two times more likely to attend theatre, opera, and orchestra.
Looking at children in choruses, the report said that 71% of parents with singing children felt that the children had become more self-confident; 90% of educators believe singing in a choir can keep some students engaged in school who might otherwise be lost; and children who participate in a chorus get significantly better grades than children who have never sung in a choir – 45% of parents whose children sing state their child receives 'all or mostly A's' in mathematics (compared with 38% of non-choir parents) and 54% get 'all or mostly A's' in English and other language arts classes (43%).
Chorus America chairman Todd Estabrook said: 'The data in this report suggests that it would be a mistake not to leverage the benefits that choruses bring to children, adults, and the communities they serve. Simply put, if you're searching for a group of talented, engaged, and generous community members, you would do well to start with a chorus.'
The full report and an executive summary are available online at www.chorusamerica.org.
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Tips for Throwing a Homemade Pizza Party
Pizza party! It's like Chuck-E-Cheese for adults! Only better! And without skee ball! Ok, it's completely different. But still a great idea for a party, especially when you make your own pizza dough. Cooking one pie at a time, however, is hard when you're feeding a crowd. We held a pizza party for eight a couple of weeks ago, and we learned some lessons...
Most homemade pizzas fall in the 10- to 14-inch range, which should feed two people. So figure on one pizza per couple. We made four pies for eight people and everyone was full. We used the recipe that ran in The New York Times Magazine a few weeks ago and are now big, big fans. (Dana tried it for her stovetop/broiler pizza, too.)
• Get the recipe: Pizza Dough, from The New York Times
Also? If that photo above gets your mouth watering, go find that recipe at The Bitten Word:
• Caramelized-Onion and Gorgonzola Grilled Pizza
More tips:
• Make the dough at least a day before. Have it finished and ready to go. That means your only pre-party prep is getting the toppings ready and making a salad.
• Have all ingredients chopped and divided. You're going to be making these babies fast and furious, one after the other. So have everything chopped, measured, even mixed together (cooked bacon, dried figs, and gorgonzola crumbles, for example—one recipe in the Times article).
• Use a quick-cooking recipe. The pizzas in the article above cook in 7 minutes. That meant that by the time we got one pizza sliced and served on the table, the next was almost ready. Most homemade pizzas don't take that long, but even 5 minutes can make a big difference.
• Plan for a few different flavors. We did one fig, bacon, and gorgonzola pizza, one barbecue chicken, and two plain margheritas. If you want to do something exotic that you're not sure everyone will like, send it out first, like an amuse bouche. Then follow up with a crowd pleaser.
• Put a Post-it on the wall with each pizza's toppings. Sound crazy? Trust us. When you have 12 bowls of ingredients, you may forget if the caramelized onions go with pizza #1 or #2. Jot down each pie's ingredients so you make sure you don't forget any.
• Open your windows (or buy a fan). Or turn your AC on high. Pizzas typically cook at 550 degrees, and you heat up the oven for a while to make sure the pizza stone is hot when you start. Let's just say that our guests were shedding clothes halfway through dinner.
• Have two rimless sheet pans ready. Unless you have a peel, that is. We don't, so we used flat cookie sheets to slide our pizzas in and out of the oven. We wanted to get a head start on assembling the next pizza while the first was in the oven, but since that happens on a cookie sheet, we needed two—one for the new pizza, one to pull the finished one out of the oven.
• If you're buying a pizza stone, get a big rectangle. This is an overall pizza tip, and our own opinion, of course, but if you're trying to be fast, it's sometimes hard to get a pie positioned just right on a round stone. We dropped a few hunks of mozzarella trying to position one of our pizzas on a round stone, and in a 550-degree oven, that creates a lot of smoke. If the pizza stone is the size of the oven rack, there's less room for error. Read more advice about buying a good pizza stone.
This won't be the most relaxing dinner party you've ever thrown, since you will be back and forth from the kitchen. But it's fun, everyone loves pizza (right?), and all you need in addition is a simple salad and some beer.
Anyone else have good tips for a pizza party?
Related: Cooking by Instinct Pizza Formula (with Morels and Ramps)
(Image: Flickr member TheBittenWord.com, licensed for use under Creative Commons)
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The last time we made pizza, we had tremendous success in using parchment paper to prep the pies. I read about it on the King Arthur Baker's blog and it really keeps the crust crispy and gets them in and out of the oven fast.
I also read a great article in Saveur (Issue #115) a while back where they used the broiler to cook the pizzas (6-8 minutes). Here is their recipe for broccoli rabe, goat cheese & lemon zest pizza - amazing.
I tried to do this sort of party, and it was SO stressful. Too much running around and too much constant cooking. I say do it for 4 people, maybe, but don't do it for a group unless you want to play constant chef.
Parchment paper eases preparation and transfer to the baking stone. I prepare the pizza dough on a sheet of parchment paper that is pre-trimmed to fit the baking stone, with just a little overhang for a finger hold. I slide the loaded unbaked pizza onto the back of a large cookie sheet, then slide it onto the hothothot pizza stone sprinkled with cornmeal. Works great.
I pull the pizza stone out of the oven and then slide the cooked pizza (still on the parchment paper) onto a thick pile of bath towels covered in newsprint. It takes four hands.
I've started making spring/summer garden-inspired pizzas</a href>, and thought it would be a great idea for a small get together--have everyone make their own garden inspiration on a ready-made dough. We did this in college all the time--everyone pitched in and, with a little coordination, a pizza party is perfect for a Saturday night with friends!
You can let everybody make their own pizza, which makes it so much more exciting (and not so hectic for you). And then everyone can make funny faces with the pizza toppings!
Wow, that sounds stressful!
Last year I hosted a grilled pizza party with wonderful results.
I bought the dough, basic toppings like pepperoni, cheese, and sauce and told everyone to bring a topping to share.
Since I got all the predictable toppings, what other people brought was amazing: homemade pesto, veggies from the garden, caramelized onions, blue cheese... it went on and on!
The prep went very well. Everyone rolled out their own dough, grilled it on one side, took it off the fire and added their toppings, then grilled the other side until the toppings were warm and the dough was cook through.
Even on a small Webber grill we could fit three or four pizzas at a time and didn't have to worry about losing heat.
Outside makes it so much easier, and much more fun!
I throw a summer bbq pizza party for my daughter and her friends every year. I usually use the same dough recipe for pizza and focassia - the basic pizza dough from The Silver Spoon. I usually prepare the dough the night before or in the morning.
The kids get to roll the pizza and scatter the toppings. They can dress the table, run around and play on their bikes while waiting for the pizzas to get ready.
You will be surprise and entertained to see how *imaginative* the pizza creations turn out to be.
LOVE making pizza at home. I just did/blogged a couple of white sauced veggie versions that we loved:
One of my big summer projects is building a wood-fired pizza oven in the backyard. I've only just started on it but I can almost taste the forthcoming deliciousness! For parties, I'm thinking I'll do up and portion a bunch of dough and ingredients and set everything up to have pepole make their own. The 90 second cook time in a wood fired oven should help keep things moving. I also think it would be fun to ask guests to bring a favorite or unique ingredient for topping...like pizza pot luck.
Great post! We just did this on Mothers' Day and everyone had so much fun. I did the prep work ahead of time and it was pretty much stress free. Was hoping to grill the pizzas, but will try that when the weather is a bit warmer in Boston!
Another good suggestion is to precook the dough so it's nearly done, then freeze it. I hosted a "make your own pizza" party for about 30 people and made all the dough during the week.
All it took come party time was to lay out the ingredients, and let people build their own. All you do in mind the oven. Less work for you and people like to customize.
I agree with letting everyone top their own pizza--I did this for my girlfriend's birthday in February for about ten people, and it worked great. I had a cast iron skillet and a pizza stone in the oven, so I was able to cook two pies at a time--I just switched racks halfway through cooking so they both cooked evenly. It's such a relaxed way to cook for a crowd; it's inherently informal, and everyone loves pizza!
I've been making pizza like crazy lately with trader joes 99 cent dough and just putting different things on. it is a great party thing to do too. that way you have all kinds of varieties. http://producejigsaw.blogspot.com/2009/05/spring-pie.html
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I had a pizza party recently. Instead of making the dough from scratch, I stopped by my favorite pizza joint and bought a few loaves of dough. This way, we only had to come up with creative toppings and not worry about getting flour all over the place. The local pizza joint was more than happy to sell me the dough for only $3 each.
the party was a success. We had some strange toppings, from shrimp to peaches (not on the same pie, mind you).
Whole foods sells organic gluten free pizza dough balls in the freezer section for $1.49!
I'm making one tonight. :)
I second the "open all the windows" comment. Ultra-hot ovens can really heat up 500 sq ft.
Yes, baking stones make it much easier. Otherwise, use a large baking sheet turned upside-down. Assemble the pies on parchment, on a peel or rimless baking sheet, and slide them in. Each next one should be ready to go by the time the first is cooked.
People love making their own pizzas. Enlist help cutting up toppings, and let everyone participate. Those that don't want to get to play bartender, and everybody wins. :)
This was the result of a recent 10 person pizza party: http://www.abreadaday.com/?p=569 . It took a while, but we all enjoy each other's company, everybody ended up happy, and many took home leftovers.
I have hosted and led several pizza parties, and the advice above is great! We have tried a couple pizzas at a time and rotated halfway through, and it took longer and didn't turn out as good. So, one pizza at a time is the way to go.
The house ALWAYS gets hot! I did a grilled pizza party last week, and that solved the "heating up the house" problem. I did individual pizzas for everyone (8 people) and had them put their toppings in a bowl. Smaller pizzas were easier to flip, and grilled pizza always cooks really fast!
We often use flour tortilla as pizza bases
We can get 3 pizzas per shelf in the oven, so with 2 shelves, that's 6 tortilla pizzas at a time. By the time we've decorated another 6 pizzas, the first 6 are done and we can eat the first 6 while the second 6 are in the oven.
Each person will eat 1-2 tortilla pizzas.
I've retrofitted my oven with firebricks so I can crank out crispy thin crust pizzas every 8 minutes. It's great for a party because you can keep the food coming quickly. For details on how I did it, check out:


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Luffy the Genius2 Reviews
When Luffy is afflicted with a genius intellect after an adventure, the crew start to wonder if he's still the captain they know at all. Gen. Challenge fic.
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How the Camp David Accords between Israel and Egypt happened — against the odds.
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One of Spain's most acclaimed novelists traces his development in both fiction and memoir. Essay by Scott Esposito.
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In Moldova you often find men and children playing board games such as backgammon, chess and checkers in parks after school.
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Has the author of this piece actually seen any Prime Suspect? In early episodes she had a boyfriend, played by Tom Wilkinson. And, shock, horror, they were actually seen in bed together. And the spelling is 'Tennison'.
Like many in the UK, I loved this series. Sewell is superb. The BBC's Danny Cohen was clearly on a day off when he decided not to recommission it.
R Davies – I believe the reference to was to Miss Marple not Jane Tennison.
I love when my name is mentioned.
Will watch tonight
Brad Pitt is not smoldering handsome what are you talking about? in order to be smoldering you need dark looks. Brad Pitt is the reason we have no smoldering leading men he started the trend of leading men who look like Ken Dolls.
WHY did the BBC cut this show of all things?. Dang, it was something new and good and Rufus Sewell is so everything. We cut the 11th hour. Too many kids, I guess have their own ideas. Clive Owen's really good too but no one here knows it either.
Rufus Sewell speaking in a British accent for an Italian actor, sorry, does not work. IMHO, a credible actor would go the whole nine yards.
Great show even though it's not with an Italian accent. BBC was dumb to cut this
I like the idea of Rufus Sewell as a vampire. He's perfect for it.
I love Sewell, always have. I am an American middle aged female who will watch anything with Sewell and had hoped to see more Zen. Even if Zen did not speak Italian, he was great.
Think about the many shows and movies that do not translate in the proper language!. Remember the Hunt for Red October?
Watched Rufus in the PBS Zen series and thought, my gosh, this guy is big screen material……with the right role and screenplay, etc, he would have worldwide appeal. I'd love to see him in a book series like the Bourne Identity films (the one Matt Damon stars in). Hope to see more of him!
I loved this series and I would love to see more of it. Are there anymore planned? I remember this guy from Cold Comfort Farm and A Knight's Tale and also The Dark Hour
So sad to hear ZEN was not renewed. I really enjoy the Masterpiece programs. Quality is the best word to describe this series.
Loved Rufus Sewell in Zen. ZZ Top had it right: every girl crazy 'bout a sharp-dressed man. But actually, I first saw him years earlier in a very fine film recommended by Roger Ebert: Dangerous Beauty, wherein he gets, in the very end, to finally be one of the good guys. Sewell was also a good guy in an untenable position in the more recent Tristan and Isolde.
As for Jane Tennison, oh hell NO, she wasn't a virgin: you've forgotten that in one of the seasons, she'd even had the bad judgment to sleep with one of her own officers after they'd been to a seminar together (Colin Salmon), though he wasn't a regular on her team. But she was brilliant, and tough, and edgy, and dark, and determined, and whip-smart, and she got her man — and very little of that will be translated into the NBC version. All of it will be dumbed-down in the US remake. At least Aurelio Zen didn't suffer that indignity — Mr. Sewell can be thankful for that.
Perhaps with the good reception from American viewers of Masterpiece Mystery, PBS can be persuaded to bring back Sewell as Aurelio Zen. They could do worse — much.
Since watching all of the three "Zen" productions on Masterpiece Theater, I have become a huge fan of Mr. Sewell….I can only say the series brought back some very fond memories…not the murders or the politics, but the personal aspects of the shows…I would very much like to see more of Zen…an, of course, Mr. Sewell…most expecially Mr. Sewell….
Talk to the BBC and tell them to do more. This is a great mystery/detective storyline.
Sewell was superb in Zen (along with Ben Miles, Stanley Townsend, Francesco Quinn, and the rest of that great cast). So I hope that series will be continued and want to suggest Dibdin's Cosi Fan Tutti. It is perhaps made for a conflation of Aurelio Zen and Adam. The "smoldering good looking" vampire detective (Aurelio Adam Zen) goes to Naples where he works along the romantic harbor and does comedic opera after dusk, biting many.
Anche se è inglese guarda italiana e sono convinto e sto dalla Sardegna! Tutto bene, Signore Sewell! Prossimo fare il caso della città pazzo!
I really think Zen and Rufus S. brought excitement and entertainment to the summer TV scene. The Dibdin stories are excellent material. Rufus has a large body of work much to his credit. Here's to continued employment and lots of happiness.
Most interesting character in a long time. He will go far.
This was a great TV series in the making, but the BBC blew it. Now it's happening elsewhere and those of us outwith terrestial can't see it. Let's hope we can view it on freeview, but the Beeb can go and take a run-and-jump – they have had their chance.
Rufus rocks in drag too in Shakespeare's Retold Taming of the Shrew!
Zen is a fabulous set of mystery minis that should be expanded. Can't believe no one is interested in making more of these episodes. Well done! Love the chemistry between the lead characters. What are they thinking by not extending this series…
Loved Zen and especially Rufus Sewell. The voice and looks are awesome. Hope BBC changes their minds.
It has lead me to Dibdin's books am on the 3rd now. The adaptation is great with the subtle humor. We need more Aurelio and Sewell!!
I was very disappointed to learn that Zen had been cut. I loved the three episodes and was anxiously waiting for the next. Fell in love with Rufus Sewell. He has a new fan…. He's extremely sexy and that voice is to dye for. Just watched Dangerous Beauty, what an awesome movie. I am not one to buy DVDs but i just ordered it so that i can watch it over and over again. Great in "The Woodlanders" too. Started to watch all his movies….
Um … just want to add that Sewell seems better suited for modern scenarios, or remakes, a la Taming of the Shrew. He's very good in comedy and somewhat dorky as a bad guy, methinks. Didn't like him in Zoro with Banderas, and saw a pic of him, apparently from the upcoming Abraham Lincoln Vampire Hunter. It didn't appeal and I really like this guy. I think he's wasting himself and being wasted on too much crap. Perhaps the Brits will eventually save him.
Have been watching Mr. Sewell for the past few years, and he never fails to capture the attention of the viewer in every scene, in any of his roles. Seriously toasted for BBC's decision to end the Zen series. It was the best in the PBS Mystery collection, and its online re-viewing made my summer! Rufus is better looking now than ever, smoldering? O, you bet! Those eyes……hmmm, where was I ? Oh, yes, Vampire King? Oh.Please. Bring it! Good guy or bad guy,let's just keep him working!
I have liked Mr. Sewell since Helen of Troy. It is a shame that more Zen's are not currently being made. Hope that changes!
Rufus is not only smoldering hot sexy, but very much a extremely intelligent, honest, ethical and honest actor. to call Brad Pitt or Tom Cruise the same. Is so wrong Brad is a wimp. disloyal to his ex wife. Just sorry Kiwis like class not crass. The differences between English and French actors is one is blue blood the Americans excluding Johnny Depp, Helen Mirrian ( spelt wrong sorry Helen) are the commoner's.
I do hope Sewell's people are reading. Sewell must play Superman before he gets much older. I haven't seen a like man since the late and great Christopher Reeves, God rest his soul.
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I ask myself why after a good day of on track food and exercise:
- do I feel taller
- do I feel thinner
- do I feel happier
- do I feel proud
Because I've accomplished something. That's why. The first two... eh... those are probably just psychological, but whatever keeps you going right?
Got up this AM and did a pretty serious core workout... my #1 trouble zone right now... well, duh, right?? :) Did all my morning rituals and even got over to Mom and Dad's in time to visit before I left for work.
Last night, I opened up my old paper journal and read it. I really enjoy keeping paper journals. Here's what it said:
9/3/2003 - Wow! I lost 4 pounds this week. I am excited. I can't believe I am going to be under 180 pounds soon. I need to stick to it....
How fitting that I found this now since I am currently in the 180s. That was almost 1 year after starting to change my life when I was too big to fit in my bridesmaid's dress for my best friend's wedding (see my photos). 2002 marked my heaviest... I stopped weighing myself at 225.
I think I need to listen to myself. Myself from then, myself now. I need to stick to it.
Maybe I should listen to my former coach... Jeff used to say to me, "You know how to lose weight and train up, now DO IT". So, I guess that's what I'm going to do. I'm going to just do it.
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water - check
pushup challenge - check
breakfast - check
weigh in - check
working from home - check
Looking forward to a jog at lunch. The wind is really ripping out there, but I am stronger than it. :)
I have no excuses. I have no justifications. I haven't exercised. I need to be exercising.
Today, I am writing down my daily and weekly goals - from exercise to nutrition and weight goals. I will make them realistic. I will make them achievable.
I know there has been a lot going on in my life and I am back to working on the weekends now, but I need to take time for myself. I need to say please watch the baby while I go workout... although it is getting nice outside and I do have a jogging stroller!
My nutrition has changed. I am trying something different. I'm liking it so far, but when it all comes down to it, I need to journal, be accountable and be consistent.
I haven't gained any weight, but I haven't lost any either. I am still 38.5 pounds over my goal and 22.5 pounds over my pre-pregnancy weight. I have to remember, I am 27.5 pounds lighter than I was 3 months ago!
Jane is growing like a weed. Dad called this morning to say she rolled onto her tummy by herself. I miss getting to see those things, but Mom said she stuck a sticky note to her baby book so I would have the date.
Love to all and here's to an on track week!!
Oh my... If you don't want to read a "vent", I suggest not reading this blog...
Tuesday my dogsitter calls. He's taking care of my husband's dog while I'm home and husband is away on business. The dog ate about half a block of rat poison. She's a small dog (about 30 pounds), so he took her to the emergency vet. I guess they had her vomit many times and put her on vitamin K for a month.
My granny fell Tuesday at some point. My mom tried to get granny back into her chair and threw her back out. Mom called 911 because granny was talking out of her head. Fortunately, my dad was the medic on duty and took granny to the hospital. She had a fever, leg pain, high blood pressure, low SpO2. Fortunately again, the hospital is between my office and my house (and I happened to be in the office that day) so I went and sat with her until they admitted her into her room for observation (I got home after 11PM). All of her tests came back normal. They brought the physical therapist in to work with her leg and she was released Wednesday night.
I am not proud, so when my Mom called to say my granny was on her way home, I called a few of my firefighter buddies to help get her out of the car and into the house. We spent all of Wednesday afternoon/evening getting granny settled and trying to get my mom comfortable.
I still hadn't made hubby's birthday dessert (his birthday was 1 March). I spent last night making it. Tiramisu is a long, tedious process, but it is so good (and so bad for you). I make everything from scratch, including the ladyfingers. I finished it around 9PM last night in anticipation of his return on Saturday.
On top of all this, Jane has a cough and a sneeze. I am having to suction her nose a couple times a day. She does not like it.
I have NOT worked out since Monday. At least I have been eating okay.
HOWEVER! I have a date with a personal trainer set in April. She's also a physical therapist so I am looking forward to bombarding her with questions!! I can't wait to workout with a trainer again. Its been years!!
Anyway, thanks for "listening". Have a wonderful weekend!
I'm either sick or have bad allergies... either way, cardio is out for now. I can't risk another round of pneumonia. Trying not to be discouraged.


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Northeast A League pre-season favorite Freeman held off Colville 14-7 last Friday night in the non-league season-opener for both teams.
Despite struggling on offense and putting up some of the lowest rushing totals in many years, the Indians came close to pulling this one out or getting it into overtime in the gameŌĆÖs final seconds.
But the late comeback ended inside the final minute of play when Freeman recovered a fumble after a CHS pass completion at the IndiansŌĆÖ 40-yard-line.
ŌĆ£Those were two evenly matched teams,ŌĆØ conceded CHS head coach Randy Cornwell, whose Indians always seem to wind up in a closely contested game with their former Northeast A League rivals. ŌĆ£It has developed into a good rivalry.ŌĆØ
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Colville was certainly competitive all night long, but Cornwell wasnŌĆÖt very happy with two football basicsŌĆöblocking and tackling. The veteran coach didnŌĆÖt think the Indians did a very good job in either department.
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While ColvilleŌĆÖs defense turned in a good enough statistical line to win most games (Freeman rushed for 105 yards and passed for only 44), ColvilleŌĆÖs bread and butter ground game was pretty much non-existent. The Indians rushed for a paltry 59 yards. Junior quarterback Ben Knight was seven of 13 through the air for 114 yards.
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If your dog has a Bladder or Kidney stone we would suggest 3 things:
- Distilled water to drink for at least 3 weeks - usually found easily at local market
- Uro Solution for Dogs - The product above - for at least 3 months and then a small amount as preventative
- A healthy raw food diet - We have heard countless times how effective this is, but please be sure to find a reputable source to get your diet information from.
Up to 10 lbs (1 Capsule), 11 to 30 lbs (2 Capsules), 31 to 50 Lbs (3 Capsules), 51 to 100 lbs (2 Capsules twice daily) Over 100 lbs (3 Capsules twice daily)
Serving Size
1 Capsule
Servings Per Bottle
60 Servings
Count & Net Weight
60 Capsules, 500 mg
Pet-Helper Contact-Us Message
|Kathy Czarnecki
|Uro Solution (Canine)
|Bladder Infections
|Contact Method:
|our dog Pebbles had a very set-in Bladder infection, very high bacteria count, we used Uro solution and discontinued her anti-biotic. Erik J @ your company also said we might consider filtering her drinking water, one month has passed, her latest urine came back with min bacteria remaining and a small amt of crystals, what a "vast" improvement!! Thank you for such a useful and outstanding product, and especially thank you Erik for the sound advice!! ;>