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I'm 39 years old.
For now.
In a few weeks, I will be turning 40 years old.
The Big 4-0.
I can't quite decide how I feel about this supposedly *monumental* event.
Part of me cries *BULLSHIT* on all the hoopla surrounding forty, choosing instead to embrace this new decade. I mean - isn't age just a number? Isn't it more important how you FEEL on the inside and how you take care of yourself (or not)? Isn't it more important about loving and sharing and feeling and embracing than focusing on the actual age number?
And then another part of me cries *OH MY FREAKING GAWD, I WILL BE 40 YEARS OLD MAY 16th AND I WILL OFFICIALLY BE O-L-D*.
I ask you, does this look like the face of a forty year old?
Also, because I am sick and tired of dealing with adult acne and not having pretty, smooth skin like other *almost* 40 year olds, I am getting a facial tomorrow and my first ever chemical peel. Does that make me old?! I don't really care because I have so much gunk and dead skin cells and bacteria (ewwwww!) and I need professional, consistent help.
I had my sweet Sophie take this picture of me tonight- no make-up and in need of an eyebrow wax in a bad way. You might be thinking- her face doesn't look bad, what's she complaining about? Oh believe me, I purposedly left out the side view pictures- I didn't want to scare the internet!
I hope this works or the freakiness and grossness of my skin peeling away in layers over several days will be for naught : ).
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We managed to conduct private interviews from Ghana's influentuals and most talented musicians such as Nana Kwame and Mista Silva which were very insightful. All of the special guests are very much proud of their Ghanaian heritage, it's economy, music and political status and understand the importance of the Ghanaian youth, stating how exstatic they are that the young Ghanaian UK - born residents have embraced their heritage and are celebrating in regards to it.
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Sarah Scott, on the left, is one half of the L.A. based label Scott x Scott and sister of Brandon Scott (who in turn is the creator of the eponymous label B. Scott- I hope you're still with me). I met Sarah at the IX II II flagship store opening back in August; this new location houses both her and her brother's label as well as Android Homme- luxe sneaker heads rejoice. I bumped into her at The Well's SS13 party along with Melissa Triber (on the right).
I met Triber exactly a year ago on set of a Paper Mag shoot, Dog Days, wherein Triber was one of the models and I the lowly hat provider- but a darn good one at that. Triber is now a stylist for Paper Mag and when I also bumped into her at the party I introduced her to Scott- I figured, eh- I'm tipsy, taking pics, and these two are into fashion & could potentially work together so…why not? My thought process exactly.
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'123456' Tops 'Password' On List Of Worst, Weakest Internet Passwords
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LOS GATOS, Calif. (UPI) — "Password" has been overtaken by "123456" as the most common and therefor worst password people use to protect their data, a U.S. security software firm says.
SplashData, of Los Gatos, Calif., has released its annual list of the 25 most common passwords found on the Internet, with longtime list leader "password" giving way to two-time runner-up "123456.
This year's list was influenced by the large number of passwords from Adobe users posted online following a well-publicized security breach, SplashData said in a release Tuesday.
"Seeing passwords like 'adobe123′ and 'photoshop' on this list offers a good reminder not to base your password on the name of the website or application you are accessing," SplashData head Morgan Slain said.
Some other passwords on SplashData's list of weak and easily guessed passwords include "qwerty," "abc123," "111111," and "iloveyou."
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Saw your great website in a magazine and was hoping to get some helpful ideas.
This is the master bedroom – and the only wall the bed can go on is in front of two non-concentric windows.
Please note that the right window has a ventilation duct over it so cannot hang anything over it.
The Carpet is white. Would love some window covering idea's. Thanks! Penny
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I would make that whole wall covered with curtains. You can get several long rods or do a clothes-line type hanging, but hang the whole length of the wall. have the top of the rod or line hit just below that vent duct and you should be able to cover the windows pretty well...using a few curtains, you can just push them to the side when you want window light to come in.
I like kgenesius's idea because it will make the wall look less awkward and provide you with a nice backdrop to your bed. I also want to offer my condolences to you for having such an unfortunate configuration to work with! The big windows are awesome because they let in lots of wonderful light, but oi vey...the builder must have been smoking some major wacky weed when they came up with the whole duct over the window setup!
Whew! That is a challenge! If you have woodworking skills, you could create a box valance that mounts flush with the top of the window (and bottom of the ducting) and then add a wall of curtains behind it to make the space look like one large window.
That's what I'd do too: I'd get one long rod and a pair of curtains, mount the rod just under the duct, and make the curtains look (when closed) like you are covering one very large window that spans the whole wall. It would solve your problem and give your room a very rich look.
I'm against the idea of trying to make that wall look like something it's not. Not only would it be odd and funny looking to try and hang anything there with the duct, hanging one long curtain would just look like you are trying to hide something. Besides, having to deal with shoving curtains back and forth between a bed and two heavy nightstands would get old fast.
I say go with it. Get some gorgeous roman blinds or a shade that will install inside the window trim--duct problem solved. I suggest going with a color or fabric that either has a lot of texture/pattern or color as to look very interesting and become a design element itself, or go with a color that will match your wall color--with a blackout lining--so as to diminish the impact of the different sizes of the windows. Theshadestore.com (no I don't work for them) has a great options and they show you how to measure your windows to install inside the trim.
Good luck!
By the way, have you ever thought of painting the duct a cool color? Remember, it's easier to play something up than to play something down. It's only when things remain in the middle---not accentuated and sort of concealed---that they look funny in a room. Go with it!
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I might rethink the red art above the bed...it appears to emphasize the lack of symetry in the windows and it does not appear centered between the windows...a mirror hung higher and horizontally may be better if you want something there. If you use two panels, each swept to the outside of the window and hung from rods on the inside of the window frame, it may give some balance. I would be wary of painting the duct because sometimes that can make the ceillings looks low, rather than make it blend in...expecially if you don't have high ceilings to begin with. Just my humble opinion.
There is nothing architecturally appealing about this room. As monica said, I only wish I knew what the developer/builder was thinking. low tech.
Moving forward, I agree 100% with darcidoodle, first thing I though when I saw this too. Maybe even, pending on budget, create a second beam/look to run parallel with the current one. Sheet rock as we know is inexpensive, with metal studs, corner bead, etc this project should only run a few hundred dollars. Once the build out is complete, do as most suggested and run curtains (white) wall to wall behind the bed. Paint the side walls a light dove grey, it will match your exsisting furniture well. I can see this coming together quite well if you go that route. It will become much more defined and not defined by the irregualr windows.
Since I am in Manhattan, wall to wall carpet is an automatic NO, so that is a tough spot to tackle, literally.
If treating those two windows as one (as suggested), make sure to use lined drapes, or else the illusion will fall a little flat.
I'd go with the Wall-to-Wall draperies, with a cornice box that runs to the ceiling.
What you have going for you is that the windows are the same height,. (small favors) I would begin by centering the bed on both windows. I know that means one side table won't fit. But, since black is such a dominant color, you could substitute a narrow bench for the bed table. Then, you have two ways to go. Use roman shades the same color of the wall to make everything blend in. or, use roman shades in a vibrant, contrasting print. Then add a wall hanging of the same print (preferably on artist canvas stretchers) in between the windows. Then, add some small pillows of that same print on the bed. I think most people will see the fabric and not notice how different the windows are.
Tough problem. The first problem in my mind is that the room feels off balance. I agree with the previous poster about centering the bed with respect to the windows. I would then replace the cellular shades with a roman shade. These can be mounted inside the window frame just as your present shades are, but will give you more of a finished look with a decorative valance to cover the window treatment headrail. Good luck!
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I kind of like the idea of emphasizing the akwardness and going a little crazy with this room. You could do a type of Mondrian effect on the back wall and ceiling. Make grids with paint on the wall and use solid color shades on the window. Paint the beam and some other rectangular or square shapes on the ceiling as well. Personally I would go a neutral color palette or else it might get too over-powering. The other walls would be better left one color too. Your furniture would work well with this theme because of its straight lines.
You can't change the position of that bed and keep both nightstands, can you?
i also started thinking Mondrian after i read the duct painting idea by adriennebreauxdotcom. but i think it would be great with bold colors. paint the duct yellow. the shade on the right in black. the other bright blue. paint the table on the right red. WOW!
WOW, indeed.
Looking at the pick more, I'd center the bed (ditch one night stand) in the larger portion of wall between side wall and beam, and cover the wall behind it with floor to ceiling (opaque) drapes (in effect, negating that larger window altogether).
Then treat the only window showing (the one on the right) with an inside mount Roman shade of the same material as the drape.
If you don't want to go all Mondrian...
Paint the duct an alternative color. Paint a strip of equal width across the ceiling an equal distance in from the opposite wall to balance out the duct, and extend the painted stripe down to the top of the blinds.
If you want to soften the whole strip effect, then you could stencil some pattern in white over the strip and the duct, or glaze over the stripe and duct. Basically you're creating "beams" of paint, but one is painted, not 3D.
Alternatively, paint a stripe over both windows up to the ceiling and across the ceiling -- encompassing the duct also. Do this in a color where you can find matching sheers and hang the sheers over each window (but not as a wall of sheers -- you'll curtain each window individually). This would break up the matchy-matchy effect of the first idea.
I'd do either of these in a paler color rather than a bold color, but choose a color you love.
Still going to be unbalanced. The more I look at this, the only option is to create a second beam. Curtains, roman shades, red painted nighttables, the bold colors are just going to make it worse. Solid ideas but not going to do it.
There are not design issues here, there are serious architectural issues.
Please I beg the owner of this property to get a quote on building out the 2nd beam, and box valance across. Under the TWO beams put some white ikea linen curtains, $20.00 for the whole wall, and some dove grey/blue paint BM for $25 a gallon perhaps.
I know build out and construction sometimes worries people, but please keep in mind you are not removing or opening up anything, you are simply building out, kind of like building a built in bookshelf.
If you're gonna do that, just make the beam into a soffit connected to the wall on the right. Don't add another beam, because the windows are neither the same size nor centered, so a second beam will not do too much to balance out the whole room.
Beautiful inside mount roman shades.
If you want to go for a more full drapery installation, I would run a kirsh traversing rod at the ceiling and have one pair of drapes that flank the larger window (but don't have drapery that completely covers the wall) and on the smaller window I would have a stationary panel, also on kirsh ceiling mounted track. You could do an interesting pinch pleat like a goblet pleat.
This way your one window can function, but when open look stationary and the other window gives the appearance of being functional, though it is not. The end result will look like you have three stationary panels.
Have a translucent panel cut and mounted so it covers the right window and the entire wall next to it. Be sure to get a material that looks "finished" and diffuses the light well. IF it weren't prohibitively expensive, I'd suggest building a translucent box that comes out maybe 6 inches from the back wall, so you have a volume to play against the duct. In other words, make the problem go away.
I would then get rid of the red hanging and center the bed under the window. This, too, means one less night table - maybe two, if the other one is so wide that it ruins the effect, and whoever sleeps on the left will hate me - but it balances the room and makes the entire area to the right of the beam into something that makes visual sense.
I would get rid of the red painting and put use something soft and interesting to cover the window behind the bed. I'd look for something really interesting, since it will be the focal point of your room.
Play up the right wall - maybe a very large textile on it (suzani's are over-done, but they're cheap and interesting if you shop eBay carefully. Alternatively, think about an interesting, colorful carpet runner the width of the space.
Even if you don't put up the panel, I would center the bed under that left window and give the whole area on the right an identity.
This is a room you'll need to play with, but getting away from the idea of centering the bed might help, as would smaller night tables.
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ST. LUCIE COUNTY -- The Night of the Stars shone brighter when, in front of his friends and coworkers, Harry Belafonte Williams was announced the St. Lucie County Teacher of the Year for 2014.
The celebration of the achievement included recognition for Outstanding First-Year Teacher, School-related Employee of the Year and Distinguished Minority Educator.
Mr. Williams, a ninth-grade team leader, department chairman at Fort Pierce Central High School, has also been the head coach of a number of sports at the school, including football, wrestling and track. He has worked for the school district for 32 years, and received the award of Distinguished Minority Educator in 2012.
He moved to Fort Pierce in 1965, and was part of the first graduating class to attend and graduate from Fort Pierce Central High School. After serving in the Marines, he returned to the area to become a teacher.
He showed a glimpse of his teaching skills when he revealed he assigned a student to write his acceptance speech.
"I committed my life to the students," he said.
Mr. Williams was in the middle of an algebra lesson when he was surprised with balloons and an entourage of people congratulating him on his finalist status.
"He epitomized Fort Pierce High School," said Todd Smith, principal. "He is a true representation of this school."
Now, in addition to his teaching duties, Mr. Williams will sit on the district's board of education foundation in the honorary Teacher of the Year seat, as well as become involved on committees where his expertise can be used.
Since the Teacher of Year title is a state competition, Mr. Williams will move on to regional competition, which will take place in about a month.
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Also selected at the event was the 2013 School-related Employee of the Year. That designation went to Eric Henik, the Palm Pointe Educational Research School at Tradition plant manager. He has been in that position since the school opened five years ago. He will also move on to regional competition. His award was sponsored by the St. Lucie Educational Foundation.
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What is the difference between knowing who is ranked where and who has won what? Why is only the latter classed as tennis knowledge in your book? Being able to identify strengths and weaknesses of players can only really be quantified as about 5% tennis knowledge, or something, because any Tom, Dick or Harry could do that.
As I said, ATP tennis knowledge and knowledge of the sport itself are two entirely different things.
Negative Burrow. Knowing how mant Wimby's or slams Edberg won shows some tennis kowledge because it shows you have been following the game for some time, whereas anyone can find out what the current rankings is and it doesn't mean shit. Knowing strengths and weaknesses of players also shows tennis knowledge because first of all not anyone can identify them, and second not anyone is interested to. If you ever played tennis on any serious level whatsoever you would know that it's very important to know that about your opponent. So as a fan it would just be natural to identify them as well.
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Once again, this festival of both rarefied and salt-of-the-earth films from all over Latin America graces the Big Apple at the Walter Reade Theater, once again with a delicious menu that does the Film Society of Lincoln Center proud. I've been drawn to Latinbeat since now-retired FSLC Program Director Richard Peña established it in 1997. It has consistently displayed not only fine titles but also a less apparent connective tissue that has been expertly if unconsciously simulated, one affording us more than single plotlines, and which provokes a pleasurably heady and arty stretch. Now in its 15th edition, the films […]by Howard Feinstein on Jul 11, 2014
Inside out … Upside down … And round and round "Upside Down" (1980), Nile Rodgers and Bernard Edwards The wildly suggestive lyrics are sexy all right, but they also suit the vertiginous push and pull (sorry) of Mercedes Moncada's intense cinematic duel between a) the history and legacy of the Sandinista movement in her native Nicaragua; and b) her recollection of the heavy emotional baggage she has carried since its inception. The description of a political event or a collective mood may trigger remembrance; inversely, affective recall might precipitate concrete reconstruction. The logic of memory rules, so that the order […]by Howard Feinstein on Apr 30, 2014
Suffering is something to endure and learn from, the compact, muscular German expat physician Friedrich Ritter tells his MS-afflicted mistress and fellow exile Dore Strauch in Dayna Goldfine and Dan Geller's painstakingly executed, strangely fascinating documentary The Galapagos Affair: Satan Came to Eden. The silent scene is taken from old footage left by a handful of German and Germanic settlers who attempted to eke out an existence far outside their comfort zones on the tiny, inhospitable Galapagos island of Floreana during the period of 1929-34. Strauch had dared to complain that the DIY lifestyle was too tough for her to […]by Howard Feinstein on Apr 4, 2014
Coincidence or zeitgeist? Three of the four outstanding films in the second, slightly shorter segment of ND/NF feature swarthy, sensuously handsome male protagonists who live and act out their dramas in sweltering countries with edges that kiss the cool yet uncomforting Mediterranean. And no, this is neither a projection nor an implication of selectors. Violence, be it palpable or discreetly off-screen, is a powerful element in all four. New Directors ends March 30; Part I of this review appeared last week. Four of 10 viewed (I missed centerpiece Obvious Child and closing nighter 20,000 Days on Earth)? A respectable proportion, […]by Howard Feinstein on Mar 24, 2014
Spring is a always a godsend, especially so after a harsh winter. For discerning cinephiles, it marks an end and a beginning. The exhausting awards season is over. It is followed in New York by a celebratory spring cleaning, a shift in priorities to some of the finest emerging directors from all over the world in the prestigious and prophetic New Directors/New Films, now in its 43rd edition (March 19-30). Not only do the principal artistic creators get their due, but, unlike the U.S.-centric January-to-March hyperamas, the pool of pictures is fiercely international. How does ND/NF's focus on the filmmaker […]by Howard Feinstein on Mar 18, 2014
In memory of Elliott Stein, the purest film maven I've ever known and the friend who first drew my attention to this film. The most familiar films of the Czech New Wave in the U.S. are most likely the dry dark comedies of Milos Forman and Ivan Passer; the diverse works of Jiri Menzel, Jan Kadar, Vera Chytilova and Juraj Jakubisko are recognized in more specialized circles. For Eastern and Central European cinephiles, however, the modernist historical drama Marketa Lazarova (1967), never lumped together with the movement, is not only the masterpiece of the era but also one of the […]by Howard Feinstein on Feb 26, 2014
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Toward the end of the potent In the Name of by Polish director Malgoska Szumowska (Elles, 33 Scenes From Life), about a country priest's desperate efforts to repress the love that dare not speak its name, a glorious procession snakes through an empty meadow. All the residents of a nearby isolated provincial community participate, many holding icons in their hands or tall embroidered banners aloft, the pageantry proudly announcing the devout Catholicism that is their passion. Accompanied by what sounds like mellow English folk music, the lengthy sequence is more a holy entr'acte than a chunk of in-progress narrative. In […]by Howard Feinstein on Oct 28, 2013


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West Virginia hosts Texas Tech in Big 12 series in Charleston
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After only a one-year hiatus, Subaru is preparing to get back into the rally game next season. And when it does, it won't be back into the World Rally Championship, but rather the rival Intercontinental Rally Challenge.
The Japanese automaker has competed in the IRC since its inception - and even won the very first IRC stage in 2007 - but was not previously registered as an official manufacturer in the series. Rather than field its own works team, however, Subaru will supply cars to privateers, but will be eligible to score points in the manufacturers' standings for 2010.
With the addition of Subaru, that makes eight automakers signed up to compete in the series next year, along with Fiat/Abarth, Honda, Mitsubishi, Peugeot, Proton, Skoda and Volkswagen. Follow the jump for the full press release.
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NYC is getting some more Flyknit love in the form of the newly revealed Nike LunarMax Flyknit Chukka SP. This upcoming model, which combines a Flyknit upper in a Chukka silhouette with a Lunar-built Air Max 90 midsole, brings forward a brand new species to the Flyknit kingdom, but we're honestly more interested in what could follow. Knit uppers with Air Max 1 outsoles? That's a sight to see for sure, so stay tuned to Sneaker News for the latest on this development and we'll let you know when these have a confirmed release date.
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We have a schedule change for the Spring Session.
- NO SESSION on Father's Day 15-June
- LAST Session on Sunday 22-June from 3 to 4 PM
The last session will have warm-ups and a 40 minute game. Parents are welcome to join us for the game.
The registration process for the Spring Session of Redmond TOPSoccer is available.
As a reminder there are two registrations, one for TOP Soccer and one for the facilities at Woodinville Indoor.
TOPSoccer Registration
1. Visit http://www.washingtonyouthsoccer.org/programs/topsoccer/registration/
2. Click on Redmond
3. You will be redirected to an on-line registration through secure.sportsaffinity.com
4. Select the Checkbox for Player and click the Create New Account Button
5. After creating an account a parent will need to add their child as a player
- Enter information about the player including medical information
- Accept the ELA and complete the process. NO fee is due on the site.
Woodinville Facility Waiver
- This is the player waiver for the facility Waiver is found on Woodinville Indoor's website. Look to the right blue section for Online Waiver. When asked for Team Name use Redmond TOPSoccer.
Session Dates & Times
Sunday's 3 to 4 PM
- 11-May - no session due to Mother's Day
- 18-May - regular session
- 25-May - no session due to Memorial Day on Monday
- 1-June - regular session
- 8-June - regular session
- 15-June - no session due to Father's Day
- 22- June- last session
We may be able to extend one more session to 22-June. Please share your thoughts if that works for you.
If you have any questions please let me know.
Dear Players and Parents,
The Spring Session is ready to start.
The details:
Location: Woodinville Indoor Soccer http://woodinvilleindoor.com/
Start Date: Sunday, 27-April
End Date: Sunday, 15-June
No Session held Mother's day (11-May) and the Sunday (25-May) before Memorial Day
(We are working to add one additional session on 22-June and hope to have it confirmed soon)
Time: 3 to 4 pm
Cost of the program: $30
There are two parts for registration.
1. Washington Youth Soccer via Affinity Sports
Please note there is a new registration process this year and it is taking some time to setup. Registration information will be shared on Sunday and by follow-up email.
2. Woodinville Indoor Sports
This is the player waiver for the facility Please complete by Sunday's session.
Waiver is found on Woodinville Indoor's website. Look to the right blue section for Online Waiver. When asked for Team Name use Redmond TOPSoccer.
For your child's safety, one parent/guardian is required to remain for the duration of the
We are looking forward to see you this season.
Your Coaches,
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What to Expect
- Warm-up and stretching(approximately 10 minutes) - The entire group will warm-up and stretch together.
- Skill development(approximately 15 to 20 minutes) - Players will be divided into two groups- newer players and experienced players. Newer players will focus on skill building such as dribbling and kicking the ball in the goal. Experienced players will focus on refining skills such as kicking with control, trapping the ball, heading, passing to teammates, etc.
- Scrimmage or free time(approximately 15 to 20 minutes) - Players will be given the choice of scrimmage or free time. Scrimmage will take place on half the field and free time will take place on the other half. Free time is available for those players who prefer to focus on individual skill development rather than a scrimmage.
- Cool down(approximately 5 to 10 minutes) The entire group will cool down and close out with a rousing cheer
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- We can use your help on the field.
- For newer players, we ask that a parent or sibling (should be familiar with soccer) participate with your player by helping them with soccer skills. Participating with them on the field is great. We have found that many kids do well when the soccer skills are modeled.
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It's not just her honey and molasses-soaked voice, who About.com's Reverend Keith A. Gordon described as "the best mix of Koko Taylor's heart and Etta James' soul" or her keen, nuanced songwriting that blend experience with a hint of mysticism (Long Tall Deb's Texas/Mexico border roots are never far away from her songs). What Long Tall Deb brings to the studio and the stage is nothing short of one-of-a-kind. She goes beyond the "my-man-done-me-wrong" songs to tell stories that are deep, full-bodied and a reflection of who she is. The fact that she assembled a virtual who's who of BMA and Grammy-worthy talent to showcase her songs on her VizzTone debut "Raise Your Hands" is just the icing on the cake. The result is generating serious buzz, worthy of an artist on the rise.
2013 tour highlights included opening for B.B. King at the Midland Theater in Newark, Ohio, a headlining date at Buddy Guy's Legends, a guest appearance with the Colin John Band at a party for the Allman Brothers at Rosa's Lounge in Chicago, and a tour of India and Nepal with Colin John culminating in a performance at the Himalayan Blues Festival in November.
Long Tall Deb and the Werewolves of Alabama are now booking festivals and clubs for 2014.
Colin John
An accomplished, versatile musician, Colin John commands the stage with both his guitar prowess and passionate singing.
Coming from The Big Island of Hawaii, this Transpacific Bluesman is internationally regarded and recognized as a unique musician, possessing equal skill on acoustic, resonator and electric guitars. As a slide player, Colin's facility as both lap and bottleneck styles- as well as a formidable fingerpicker- is impressive.
His command and synthesis of genres including blues,soul and Hawaiian was described by the British music magazine Mojo as "Ferociously entertaining funked-up R&B" by Blues Revue as,"Mississippi Meets Maui".
"This is what Jimi Hendrix might have sounded like if he abandoned the rat race, moved to Hawaii, taken up surfing and let the sun and waves bestow their laid-back highs." ~ Guitar Player Magazine
Colin has played extensively in England, the USA, Ireland, Germany, France, Italy, Norway, Sweden, Holland, Canada, Belgium, Denmark and Spain.
To date, Colin has recorded six solo albums, featuring diverse musicians from Al Green's band and Eric Clapton's group. He has guested on albums by Michael Hill, Hubert Sumlin and played alongside many notable American & British blues and roots artists including B.B.King, Pinetop Perkins, Hank Ballard, James Cotton, Phil Guy and Big Jack Johnson,
In addition to live performances, Colin works with the Maui-based Arts Education for Children Group helping children to realize their musical ambitions through learning about the blues and performing.
Colin endorses and is a featured artist at www.nationalguitars.com
John Popovich
John Popovich is a gifted musician who has playing music for over 40 years, starting professionally at the tender age of 12. At 18, he continued his studies with the Youngstown State University Jazz Ensemble under the direction of Tony Leonardi. He plays many styles of jazz and blues and is best known for his soulful ability to reach the hearts of all listeners. Through his work, he has gained the respect of artists, critics and fans.
The John Popovich Quartet was formed in 2006 and has established a reputation as one of the finest ensembles around. Along with his own jazz quartet, John has played with The Sean Carney Band, Teeny Tucker and Drivin' Wheel and Johnny Mack & The Heavyweights. He has toured the country from The Monterey Blues Festival in California, to Buddy Guys in Chicago, as well as stints in New York, Memphis and Austin.
John has also been a Video/Film Producer since 1984 at various production companies throughout Ohio combining his love of the moving image with custom audio sound tracks.
Melvin Powe
Melvin grew up in Akron, Ohio, surrounded by talented young musicians. His first significant band experience was a talent show in junior high school. Decked out in a cape made by his mother, he sang "I Feel Good", by James Brown. Melvin brought the house down that day, and after realizing the girls were screaming for him, he hasn't looked back since. "My first instrument was slide trombone but I got turned out on bass by going to a live concert in Canton, Ohio to see Grand Funk Railroad." Melvin later spent some time in the San Francisco Bay Area, soaking up the sounds of Latin and jazz music, as well as getting influenced by top touring acts such as Santana, Tower of Power, War, Steely Dan, Roy Ayers, and The Ohio Players to name a few.
Jan Roll… in his own words
"I began drumming at the age of six and set about absorbing all the various music at home which was quite diverse. I liked it all. My mother is an organist and pianist. My older brother and sister also play piano and they turned me on to their music at an early age. My father was into a broad range of music as well: jazz, rock, standards, metal, blues, pop and swing styles, to name a few. This diversity came to serve me well later in life.
"After private instruction, school programs, and countless hours at home, I began doing paying gigs at age sixteen. I have been gigging steadily for the last nearly thirty-two years touring the USA, Canada, Europe and the Caribbean. From almost any type of gig and style imaginable, I have also done recording sessions, record deals and rip-offs, meeting and collaborating with a wide variety of characters along the journey.
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Do u think manoj tewary,piyush chawala and suresh raina should be given chance for tommorow ODI?
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Its not possible to give chances to all. But I believe that Chawla should replace Bhajji and Raina should replace Yuvraj for the next ODI.Answered by Ninja Kirgi, 11 Feb '08 07:25 pm
yes lets give them a tryAnswered by Pigeon, 11 Feb '08 07:26 pm
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The link.
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Be sure to always double check that the train tickets you're booking are for the right day…
Be sure to always double check that the train tickets you're booking are for the right day…
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· Australian flag temp tattoos.
· Rogue Traders, Kylie, Men at work.
So many similarities between Australia day in Paris versus that in Sydney. Alas without the beach, eskies, any form of cricket, Holdon utes with Australian flag's draped across the back window and Triple J's top 100 – Paris could never compare.
There's so much I have to say about Amsterdam. I think that's why it's taken me so long to write this post – as so much self-editing had to be done to make it parental friendly. Hi Mum. The other reason being that I don't remember much in retrospect.
I'd like to point out that everything that happened over that 21st birthday weekend of Miss Dougan was completely legal. Except maybe the fight with the stripper. Many hours were spent catching up and contemplating the world and future prospects in various innocent coffee shops.
Oddly enough, of all the things we saw, it was the first snow of the winter that got us the most excited (that and maybe the automated curtains in Kate's hotel room). But what made the weekend probably the most memorable, mainly because the evidence is still fixed somewhere below my second chin, was the amount of food that was consumed. Waffles, followed by pizza, felafel, more waffles, doughnuts, chips… it was all about counter-balancing the sweet with the savoury.
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Baby Artichokes and Sausage Rigatoni
James Carrier
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Nutritional Information
Amount per serving
- Calories: 526
- Calories from fat: 43%
- Protein: 20g
- Fat: 25g
- Saturated fat: 10g
- Carbohydrate: 52g
- Fiber: 4.3g
- Sodium: 711mg
- Cholesterol: 64mg
- 1 1/2 pounds artichokes (1 1/2 in. wide)
- 1 head fennel (3 1/2 in. wide)
- 1 pound mild or hot Italian sausages, casings removed
- 1 1/2 cups chopped onion
- 2 teaspoons fennel seed
- 1 teaspoon minced garlic
- 1 cup thinly sliced red bell pepper
- 1/2 cup dry white wine
- 1 cup fat-skimmed chicken or vegetable broth
- 1/2 cup whipping cream
- 1 pound dried rigatoni pasta
- 1/2 cup grated parmesan cheese
- Salt
- 1. Break off and discard artichoke leaves down to the pale green, tender inner leaves. Cut off and discard thorny tips. Trim bottoms. Quarter artichokes (they will discolor). Trim out and discard fuzzy centers. Rinse and drain artichokes.
- 2. Trim and discard stems and any bruised portions from fennel. Rinse fennel and thinly slice crosswise.
- 3. In a 5- to 6-quart pan over medium-high heat, frequently stir sausages, breaking up meat with spoon, until brown, about 10 minutes.
- 4. Add artichokes, fennel, onion, fennel seed, garlic, and bell pepper to pan. Stir often until onion is limp, about 10 minutes.
- 5. Pour wine, broth, and cream into pan. Bring to a boil over high heat, then reduce heat and simmer, stirring occasionally, until artichokes are tender when pierced, about 10 minutes.
- 6. Meanwhile, cook pasta in 4 quarts boiling water until tender to bite, 10 to 12 minutes.
- 7. Drain pasta, put in a serving bowl, and top with artichoke sauce.
- 8. Offer cheese and salt to add to taste.
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Comments On Jul 10, 2014:I bought this piston because my old pro-x piston was at the end of its life and it seems to run much smoother than before. I totally recommend this product!
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Comments On Jun 13, 2014:I don't use any other pistons, especially for a 2 stroke, since Wiseco are the only brand that make forged ones for 2 strokes, and I would never use a cast piston!
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Comments On May 28, 2014:Not sure why some internet "couch racers" talk bad a bout the quality of these. I just replaced an oem cast piston that shattered and crumbled in my cylinder. This machined piston is top notch. Can't beat that fresh top end feeling!
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Comments On Apr 27, 2014:runs strong and big difference in the performance on my little bike, runs better then ever !
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Comments On Apr 23, 2014:will buy again
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