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So tonight is the first gig of two this weekend at the Classic Grand in Glasgow and the second in Manchester's Dry Live. Also the first of many blogs for the tour in April so here goes with this one!
Looking forward to tonight as its the first time playing in Glasgow (ironically- I should just call this blog Virgin Friday). We have played before in Scotland but it was in Edinburgh a few years ago which consisted of three people clapping, one heckler and some bar maid with a beard. Anyway, I digress - tonight I will get to see a band I have heard a lot about supporting us called Sons Of The Stage - not seen much of them but looking forward to watching that! Certainly excited for the Scottish crowd though, as I always hear that they're the best!
I currently write from the rear of our travel bus…. Sorry, van. Often we refer to the 'van' as the tour bus and if anyone actually gets to set eyes on the beauty we usually turn it back on them and say "no,no you heard me wrong I said 'Tall' bus not tour bus …" Currently we are equipped with 8,000 CDS of 60's Rock & Roll Courtesy of the Menguy that is Louis, so I may burst into a 'dinner' style jive while writing this, but you won't get to see it, unlucky for you!
Sound check's at 4pm today, but for anyone that has never had the privilege of working with an unknown sound tech' it will usually consist of us waiting round for a few hours twiddling with our nobs to be met by a grumpy stoner that hates loud noises with an horrendous collection of 80's prog rock tunes that no fuckers heard of. But I don't like to stereotype … Anyway, we need our own sound guy for the tour in April! Fingers crossed with this one tonight!
I will leave on a positive though, the suns come out so hopefully Scotland will be in the 30's! …….. Hopefully!
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Chinese state-owned enterprises in Africa: Ambassadors or freebooters?
2014 study in the Journal of Contemporary China analyzing state-owned and private Chinese firms in Africa, their characteristics and activities, and their relationship with the government.
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2014 review of academic papers that help put the recent outbreak of civil disobedience and popular protests in Hong Kong into a deeper context.
When the town square is online, power lies with the people: Research brief
2014 article from the University of Copenhagen on how, when public space meets common knowledge, power can shift from established authority to the people
Progress on global health goals: Mixed evidence and troubling patterns of inequality
2014 study from researchers at the World Bank and Erasmus University, Rotterdam, analyzing public health gains by developing nations and weighing evidence of growing inequality on some measures.
China's rise as a major contributor to science and technology
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I do see hedges, pretty cool stuff there bro.
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I do see hedges, pretty cool stuff there bro.
that is coming along very nicely!! And it took a few moments but I did find the hedges :) I love what you're doing with the buildings..
Cheers guys! It's all done now bar the final city labelling. For once I played to Bryce's strengths and it's a beauty when it plays nice. Just doing the final render set now and then this will be done.
Here it is - first final render with labels. Tell me if you'd prefer it from another angle.
This version won't be much cop for printing - you mentioned A3 so the render will have to be pretty massive to work at 300 dpi. Once you're happy with the final presentation we can do the big one (I'll probably have to leave the computer running all night).
Wow Ravells, that is amazing! I love the three dimensional towns. Very impressive indeed. Here's a smidge of rep to add to your well known name.
I can't make out the label around Oldridge Town - it seems upside down. I can see East Country and Southern Forest well enough. The dark lines I think are roads in some places and rivers in others. Overall, though, it looks pretty cool.
What else can I say other than 'beyond my wildest expectations'?
That angle would be great, and it highlights the land from the capital - which everyone knows is the centre of the Universe :)
Amazing work, amazing....
IF it was possible (IF), a direct top down one would be sweet at some point as well - just in case I find a way to "Googlemap" the thing and add POI details of the towns, and maybe even use it to calculate distances etc (Thats a fantasy for one day in the future) ;p
The only thing I think at this late point is you might want to upsample the HF a bit. The mountains are a tad too... sharp edged. What is the resolution on your HF now? The default is, I think 256x256. From the look of it, if you did this all with one terrain object, it would have to be at least 1024sq. As a rule, I tend to use 2048 resolution in bryce, but for a big image, you might want to splurge on 4096. I wouldn't say that for a screen image, but if your going for an overnight render, it might be worth it. On the happy end B7 seems to render much faster than 5 and 6 ever did. Just a C&C for what it's worth. In any case it's a lovely job. Good on ya mate!
Thanks all,
Ascension: yeah, that label is 'the green hills' - I forgot to move it. I'll have to do that in the original PS file and then swap with the the one in Bryce now that the angle of view is finalised. The dark lines are all meant to be roads - I didn't really spend enought time on them.... the only rivers are south of the mountains (weird but that's what the ref pic said). Also I ended up rushing the rivers a bit and placing them by hand so they er.. go uphill at times. (cuff me and take me to the station now, officer).
Su Liam: The land is not created from a HF but it's a soft modelled mesh which has been uv painted. The mesh is rectangular (I would make it square if I were to do this again simply because I could swap in heightfields etc - it's just easier). Interesting what you say about the mountains being sharp, I ran the mesh through Bryce's smoothing function (there were ridiculously sharp before, so much so that you could pretty much see the mesh faces meeting at a single vertex) and it seemed to work pretty well. I might try a more aggressive Bryce smooth and see what happens. B7 has a few new bells on whistles on it which has really improved it. When you're dragging objects around, they cast a wire frame 'shadow' on the ground plane so its easier to move them in the director's view, and as you say, the rendering is much faster.
Cheers guys!
Top Down view as requested. I've run out of time so you'll have to label it yourself though. Just take into Gimp, Inkscape or micrsoft paint and stick the labels on. You can find some nice fonts at www.dafont.com


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Hill-Stead Museum Ends Farmers Market, Funding Lost
One of the nicest indulgences from spring to fall was a trip to Hill-Stead Museum's weekly Farmers Market. Not only for the obvious, a selection of fresh produce and such, but the chance to meander around the grounds overlooking the Farmington Valley and just enjoy the view and the ambience the well-known landmark museum. Citing a lack of previous funding, however, the market will not open this year.
This from the museum director, Susan Ballek.
"Dear Friends: I want to share the news with you that Hill-Stead will not host its Farmers Market this summer due to a lack of funding.
The Farmers Market, which has run for the past five years during the summer on the grounds of Hill-Stead, was established in 2009 with support from the CT Department of Economic and Community Development to honor the agricultural history of the estate. The Market was, in large part, funded by grant money, which covered staffing, planning, parking and security costs. Due to the lack of new grant funds to cover the cost of running the Market in 2014, the decision was made to suspend it this summer.
Hill-Stead is very proud of the 'destination market' that it created and the community has enjoyed. I am saddened that the lack of crucial grant funding makes it impossible for us to host this year, as it is an expensive program and one, as a non-profit institution, the Museum cannot sustain on its own. I am thankful to you, our Hill-Stead community, for making our Farmers Market such a wonderful experience for all."
Lyme Art's Ballack New CEO At Hill-Stead
The buzz at Hill-Stead Museum's annual 'Dinner on the Hill' fundraiser Sunday was that there would soon be a new director/CEO named.
It was good buzz!
The Farmington museum's Board of Governors has named Susan Ballek as its new director and CEO.
Ballek, currently executive director at the Lyme Art Association, succeeds Susan Sturtevant who stepped down earlier this year.
Prior to joining Lyme Art Association, Ballek worked at the Lyman Allyn Art Museum and the Connecticut River Museum. She holds a B.A. in Fine Art from the University of Oregon and her art work has been exhibited in both Connecticut and Oregon. She is active in community organizations including High Hopes Therapeutic Riding, Lyme Land Conservation Trust and Old Lyme's Midsummer Festival.
"Susan's collaborative and results-oriented style, plus comprehensive development, customer, volunteer, and program experiences within the arts community make her an ideal leader for Hill-Stead," said Tim Corbett, president of Hill-Stead's Board of Governors. "Her energy and focus are infectious and have been demonstrated throughout her career by her professional and volunteer accomplishments."
"I am honored to have been selected as the new leader of Hill-Stead Museum, and look forward to meeting the loyal members and friends in the coming months," Ballek said. "Residents of the Greater Hartford area are so fortunate to have this breathtaking estate and art collection right in their backyard, and I can't wait to re-engage the community with new excerpts from the life of Theodate Pope Riddle."
Hill-Stead Celebrates The Season On 'The Hill'
If you have to say goodbye to summer there was no better way to do it then heading up to Hill-Stead Museum in Farmington Sunday for its annual "Dinner on the Hill."
The annual al fresco fundraiser not only marked the near-end of summer, but also the start of the annual Farm-to-Chef statewide celebration of Connecticut grown ingredients.
"We could not have ordered a better day," said Debra Pasquale, the museum's interim director. "This is an occasion where we raise money for our Farmers market and its companion programs and we are thrilled to celebrate the fifth anniversary of our dinner."
Long communal tables swathed in eggplant and gold colored linens, fresh flowers and cutting boards full of artisan breads welcomed the 125 guests who sipped on wine and sampled appetizers on the museum grounds overlooking the Farmington Valley.
Doing the heavy lifting, cooking wise, was Russell Pryzbek of Russell's Creative Global Cuisine. His goal? A meal that would live up to the week, the location and a foodie's passion.
"We have a great dinner tonight," he said as he gave Java the "cooks tour" of what was going on in the cook tent. And impressive it was as he showed off pork dumplings, carpaccio of sword fish, curried roasted cauliflower bisque, beef stew with meat from Ox Hollow Farm, grilled eggplant steak and warm blueberry buckle.
"I am totally impressed," said volunteer president Linda Ericson-Ebel as the crowd began to arrive. "I knew it was going to be great."
Former U.S. Poet Laureate Closes 2013 Hill-Stead Sunken Garden Festival
It was just a matter of a girl's gotta do what a girl's gotta do, especially when she is trying to get the good interview.
So Java turned to the expert, famed Irish writer and broadcaster Frank Delaney for some tips on the right questions to ask visiting former U.S. Poet Laureate Billy Collins Wednesday night in Farmington.
Collins was the featured guest at the final program of the Hill-Stead Museum's 2013 Sunken Garden Poetry Festival, and Java, well, she just wanted to do it right.
"You are on your own," joked the dapper and always delightful Delaney, who was there to conduct his own interview with Collins as part of the VIP dinner held before the poetry/music session in the garden began. "I am not giving away any trade secrets!"
Left to my own devices, Collins was patient with this not-so-savvy-poetry fan, explaining the genre has actually been on the upswing.
"I think poetry got a bit lost in the 70s and 80s but has become more popular in the past 20 years," he said, explaining the ebb and flow of the art and a poet's appeal to the public. "You can't get rid of us."
The festival closing event not only included the intimate dinner and the garden reading by Collins that attracted a sold-out crowd, but also a pat on the back for interim museum director Debra Pasquale, who has been overseeing operations while the board searches for a new director.
"This is a magical place," said Pasquale about the hilltop museum located in the former estate of architect Theodate Pope Riddle.
The board is expected to name a new director in the fall.
Let "Unofficial" Summer Begin Hartford!
We all know real summer doesn't really begin until June, but for many of us, Memorial Day weekend is the unofficial launch of the most wonderful time of the year for the winter-weary.
And so we welcome this three-day holiday weekend, a time for picnics and parades and sunshine and a renewed spirit, a time to honor our nation's veterans, take time for family and welcome the best that warm weather can offer.
Today the Salvation Army of Greater Hartford will hold its "Beyond the Bells" luncheon at the Hartford Marriott Downtown, where it will present the "Others Award" to an organization or individual exemplifying exceptional service to others. This year's honoree will be Aetna. Its "Doing the Most Good" award will be presented to Henry Bahre at the luncheon that this year will features Bevin Brothers Mfg. President Matt Bevin. The East Hampton bell factory, that manufactured the Salvation Army's trademark bells as well as other lines, was destroyed by fire last year and is rebuilding the business.
Proceeds from the luncheon that begins at 11:30 a.m. benefit Salvation Army programs. For information go to salvationarmy.org
Thurday evening, Hill-Stead Museum in Farmington will hold its "Monet in May" annual dinner auction. Dinner and auctions will be held under a tent on the museum's West Lawn. Proceeds support the preservation of the National Historic Landmark, as well as it paintings, sculpture, decorative arts, architecture, landscape and gardens.
What's a Memorial Day weekend without lobster?
Mystic Seaports kicks off the unofficial summer season with its three-day 28th annual Lobster Days festival beginning Saturday.
Members of the Mystic Rotary Club will serve lobsters-in-the-rough from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. each day at the seaport's waterfront open-air boat shed . More than 3,000 lobsters will be cooked for the festival that includes its annual "Decoration Day" ceremony on Monday.
A special combination tickets that includes museum admission and a single lobster dinner and dinner only tickets are available.Proceeds benefit the Mystic Rotary.
Information: mysticseaport.org
Also this weekend, one of New England's largest arts festivals takes place in Northampton, Mass.
The 19th annual Paradise City Arts Festival opens Saturday at the Three County Fairgrounds and continues through Monday. The weekend includes exhibitions by 260 artists, including many from Connecticut, a gourmet dining, jazz by Giacomo Gates on Sunday and Charles Neville on Monday. Information: paradisecityarts.com
And what better way to welcome the arrival of summer than a trip to the drive-in. Yes, you can still do that here in CT beginning this weekend! Both the Mansfield Drive-In and the Pleasant Valley Drive-In on the New Hartford-Winsted line are open this holiday weekend. Information: mansfielddrivein.com and pleasantvalleydrivein.com
And finally, as the daughter, niece, widow and friend of men and women who served in the U.S. Armed Forces, take a moment Monday to remember those who gave their lives and acknowledge those who stepped up and served to protect our country.
Boys, Girls, Fine Art, Flowers,White Coats Among Weekend Choices
It's a busy weekend Hartford with lots of choices ranging from lawyers raising money for cancer to doctors honoring those who raise money for others.
On Thursday Hartford area lawyers will host its annual "Counsel Conquering Cancer" at On20, 400 Columbus Blvd. in Hartford .
Some of Hartford's most well-known chefs will be preparing food for the feast with proceeds benefiting the Connecticut Children's Medical Center. Among the participating chefs are Tyler Anderson, Billy Grant, Sean Farrell, Stephen Cavagnaro, James Wayman and Jeffrey Lizotte.
For ticket information go to here.
Also on Thursday, the Boys & Girls Clubs of Hartford will hold its "2013 Opening the Door Gala " at the Connecticut Convention Center in Hartford. The evening includes honoring its four Hall of Fame inductees. Trudi White, Gregory Davis, Thomas Burns and Dr. Morris Jackson. Martaluz Olang will be honored as its Youth of the Year. Information: bgchartford.org
On Friday, The Women's Committee of the Wadsworth Atheneum will host its Farm-to-Table Dinner , one of several events that are part of its 32nd annual Fine Art & Flowers event. WNPR's Faith Middleton is honorary chair, with featured guest, floral designer Sarah Ryhanen. The evening includes local beers and wines, a onsite floral demonstration and a five-course dinner. Other events that are part of the weekend include a Farmers Markets on Friday and Saturday. a Saturday luncheon with tv personality Mar Jennings, and highlights tours throughout the weekend. Information: 860-838-4100 or thewadsworth.org
On Saturday, the University of Connecticut Foundation will hold its fourth annual "White Coat Gala" at the Connecticut Convention Center in Hartford. Receiving the Carole and Ray Neag Medal of honor will be the Chase Family, Dr. Thomas Taylor with a posthumous award to Dr Richard A. Garibaldi. Information: foundaton.uconn.edu
On Sunday, Gov. and Mrs. Dannel P. Malloy will celebrate 20 years of Hill-Stead Museum's Sunken Garden Poetry Festival at a reception at the governor's residence at 990 Prospect Ave. from 3 to 6 p.m.
The annual summer series on the museum grounds opens June 1.
Special guests will be former Connecticut poet laureate Marilyn Nelson and international best-selling author Frank Delaney.
Information: 860-677-4787, ext 134.
Sue Sturtevant Leaves Hill-Stead, Steinway To Leave CHS
Hill-Stead Museum executive director Sue Sturtevant has resigned from the top post at the Farmington museum.
During her four-year tenure, Sturtevant is credited with the revival of the Sunken Garden Poetry Festival and expanding programming with events including the Winter Exhibit, Dinner on the Hill and the Farmers Market.
The Hill-Stead board of governors has appointed former Farmington town council member Debra K. Pasquale, now a Bloomfield resident, as interim executive director.
"We are fortunate to have engaged Debra for the interim position," said board president M. Timothy Corbett. "Her integrity driven, results-oriented and customer-focused style combined with extensive professional and volunteer leadership roles during change, growth and tradition make her the right choice for Hill-Stead."
Over at the Connecticut Historical Society, executive director Kate Steinway has announced her retirement next year.
"With the greatest sadness we reluctantly accept Kate's decision to retire," said board president Paul Beach. "Kate Steinway made the CHS into a vibrant, engaging, modern museum with board appeal without ever losing sight of the people whose generosity, dedication, interest and collections built this organization, and the history which has made CHS the venerable institution it is, " added state historian and board member Walter Woodward.


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Thanks to Sprint, PhoneDog is giving away a ton of devices this holiday season! In round two of the giveaway, we're bringing you the Motorola Photon Q 4G LTE. Here's how it works:
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The Blue Man Group is one of those Vegas shows that sound totally lame until you see it. Here are these three dudes, doused in blue paint, who act like aliens and bang on drums for an hour and a half each night. The act has been parodied all over pop culture, including Arrested Developm ... More >>
When I first pulled into the parking lot of Joe's Grotto and saw only six cars sitting there, I thought to myself, "Maybe this show will be like the Ramones' first gig – where there were only like, five people in the audience, but it was an historic event." I'm here to see local rock ba ... More >>
Better than:Being too cool to dance. The Blue Man Group's "How to Be a Megastar Tour 2.1" is like a mini pop-psychology lesson, embedded within an interactive, multi-media extravaganza. The premise behind the performance: a fledgling band of Blue Men order an instructional vi ... More >>
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(Wilmington, DE – June 7, 2011) – Dr. Brendan Fay, D.D.S. goes the extra mile for smiles. The Wilmington dentist has won recognition for making pediatric dental services available to uninsured, needy local families in a national contest sponsored by FireFly toothbrush, part of the company's ongoing Crusade Against Cavities initiative.
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Matt Donovan > Sometimes it pays to be the only normal one in a town full of vampires, I'm practically invisible.
"You and Stefan will work it out." - "Umm, I don't think so Matt. There's so much about me and Stefan that'll never work." - "You know I'm here for you, always."
#this is why he's my favourite character #and i hate how much he doesn't get acknowledged #yes elena has lost a lot of people but so has matt #most of the characters still have one family member looking out for them but matt has literally no one #elena has jeremy plus two guys in love with her and friends who sacrifice their life for her every week #and matt gets told that as well as everything else he's just lost his best friend #who even though basically stole his girlfriend from him matt still cares about him #and he has a right to be angry because it's just one more person he's been forced to lose because of the tragedy surrounding them #when all he wanted was to get married and to leave town
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the human microbiome to reduce risk and prevent or modify disease; (3) explore the societal and policy implications of applying research findings to the food supply; and (4) identify opportunities for future research and food product and technology development on the interaction between the human microbiome and diet or dietary components and how this interaction influences health outcomes.
This report summarizes the presentations and discussions that took place during the workshop. It summarizes only the statements of participants at the workshop over the course of the two consecutive days. It is not intended to be an exhaustive exploration of the subject matter, nor does it represent the findings, conclusions, or recommendations of a consensus committee process. The goal was to illuminate issues, not resolve them. The workshop served as a mechanism for individuals from a variety of academic, industry, government, marketing research, and other groups to discuss and debate issues openly and to identify possible approaches for addressing some of the more pressing issues pertaining to microbiome-related research and product development.
The organization of this report parallels the organization of the workshop itself (see Appendix A). This introductory chapter sets the stage by summarizing the keynote presentation by Karen Nelson and providing an overview of major workshop themes. Chapter 2 summarizes the presentations and discussion on the wealth of sequencing data that have been accumulating rapidly as a result of advances in sequencing technology. It also covers what researchers have already learned about what microbes inhabit which parts of the body and the trend toward seeking to understand not just what microbes are present, but what those microbes are doing and how their activity influences host health (i.e., session 1). Chapter 3 summarizes the presentations and discussion that focused on associations between the microbiome and health and disease, with a focus on pediatric, oral, and GI tract health and disease (i.e., part of session 2). Toward the end of the first day, speakers began addressing in greater depth not just how the microbiome interacts with its host, but how those interactions are mediated by diet. Chapter 4 summarizes the presentations and discussion that focused on how the microbiome influences host response to diet and dietary components (i.e., parts of sessions 2 and 3). Chapter 5 summarizes the presentations and discussion that focused on how host diet, in turn, impacts the microbiome, the implications of that impact for human health, and the opportunities and scientific challenges to translating this knowledge into tools and products for use in building and maintaining health (i.e., parts of session 3 and all of session 5).


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Anyone use pet tags as hop markers? I think it cost me $12 for 6 including shipping. I'm going to nail them to my stakes. A sharpie just wasn't cutting it. Any other ideas?
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Horticulturalists have used stamped metal plates for decades (centuries?), just make sure it is zinc or aluminum or it will rust out.
With trees and other perennials, it is common to attach the tag with a wire tied around a main branch that will not be pruned off. With herbaceous plants like hops however, you need a stake that will last many years, preferably something like cedar.
I am going to have my kids paint signs for mine. I friend of mine that works at Taylor Guitars made signs for his from pieces of Koa. He sketched the names on, then burned it into the wood.
Or you could just plot your garden (hops) out on a piece of paper and mark where each plant is and keep it in a safe place in the house. Mine have never done any chinese fire-drills when I wasn't looking. Just a suggestion.
After the second or third year I prune and harvest rhizomes every Spring to keep things in check. Also, if you find a variety that is excessively vigorous, it's not a bad idea to lift the entire crown about every three years and trim it WAY back. You may set it back a very slight bit but it helps cut back the number of hours you spend on pruning and trimming for the next few years. Just be sure to update your notebook when/if you replace any varieties that don't produce well for you. I ended up making that mistake when I moved all my plants to a new location one year. Live and learn!


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STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — It's a conundrum heard around the world, especially among parents during the dog days of summer: What to do with the kids when these 104 days offer oh-so-many hours of daylight during which kids are expecting a brass band and army of clowns to court and entertain them.
If you are one of those parents who finds yourself uttering statements like: "No we cannot go to the movies again for the third time this week because I can't drop a cool $100 on popcorn, soda and three tickets."
Or, "No we can't go back to that insane money pit of an amusement park where I spend a mortgage payment on funnel cakes and fries in a six-hour window."
Well rest assured, you are not alone!
Living in New York City, in the midst of this less-than-pleasant economic slump, where prices on everything from gas to those tiny junior cups of ice cream steadily have increased, is not engendering me with good-old summertime footloose and fancy-free feelings.
In fact, I honestly can't remember the last time I spent $10 on three minuscule cups of water ice from that local truck that is clearly my nemesis, with its siren song calling out to my kids, who can hear it from miles away. Clearly, the water ice truck person is on a mission to bilk me of my very last dollar.
So if you're intent on finding freebies that include more than going to your local park and descending down a slide whose metallic surface, on a hot day, could literally burn the flesh right off your tot's lil' bum, keep reading for three gloriously free activities that you and your kids can indulge in.
Each Wednesday in July and August, families are invited to meet professional dancers, hear music from different cultures, learn new dance moves and boogie the night away at the Staten Island Children's Museum, thanks to its sponsor Con Edison.
1000 Richmond Terrace, Livingston.
Dates and times
Every Wednesday until Aug. 24, from 5 to 9 p.m.
Age appeal
Parents and toddlers through age 12.
What kids will go gaga for
Seeing costumed performers, listening to great music and eating pizza with their family, dancing to Irish step dance, jive, West African feraba, Chinese ribbon dance, Indian odissi dance, salsa and African-American step dance with Staten Island's own Pink Diamond Steppers.
Parent perks
Every Boogie Woogie Wednesday includes an extra hour to visit the museum from 5 to 6 p.m., and a free pizza snack for all before they start boogying. A fun way to slip family time into your busy weekday schedule, and it's free for the entire family!
May not appeal to shy kids hesitant to dance.
It's hard sometimes in our busy work lives to spend quality time with our kids, particularly on a weeknight, but this event — where families are encouraged to get up on their feet and be silly while learning new dance steps — is one you've got to attend!
Call 718-273-2060 or visit statenislandkids.org.
The volunteers of Kayak Staten Island help families to experience our parks, waterways and island from the unique perspective of a kayak and provide the opportunity to put families onto the water.
South Beach at the shoreline; most northern end of the boardwalk.
Dates and times
Friday, 4 to 7:30 p.m.; July 31, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.; Aug. 13, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.; Aug. 28, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Age appeal
Five years and older.
What kids will go gaga for
Kayaking allows kids to have an adventure ride of their own making. They can conquer waves and move through the water under their own strength.
Parent perks
Exercising out on the water and bonding time with your kids — what can beat that?
Activity is dependent on weather conditions.
Paddling a kayak is a cooperative activity that parents and kids can share in equally.
E-mail firstname.lastname@example.com or visit kayakstatenisland.org.
This free international family festival offers almost 100 free events during the summer in New York City and features the entire spectrum of arts and culture including dance, music, storytelling through Aug. 17.
Address dates and times
Staten Island-based events include: Mr. Chris' Musical Experience, July 29, 10:30 a.m., lawn area at Tappen Park, Canal Street, Wright to Bay Streets. GlobalArts to Go, Aug. 1, 10:30 a.m. in front of the Carousel Willowbrook Park, Eaton Place and Victory Boulevard. Two performances of CityParks PuppetMobile Bessie's Big Shot: Aug. 5, 10:30 a.m., lawn area Tappen Park, and Aug. 8, 10:30 a.m. in front of the carousel at Willowbrook Park. Queens Family Day, Sunday at 3 p.m., Queensbridge Park, 41st Avenue and Vernon Boulevard.
Age appeal
What kids will go gaga for
Listening to live music, viewing puppetry, mime, tap dancers and more in an intimate park setting. At the Queens Family Day program, workshops, face painters, magicians, stilt walkers.
Parent perks
These programs will provide kids with an opportunity to be engaged in the arts and cultures of various New York City communities. The adult SummerStage dance programs are also great for families since they offer a pre-show hour-long, all-ages dance class on stage with an instructor.
There is no Staten Island Family Day. (You'll have to travel to Queens to experience it.)
A great way to introduce kids to the arts and culture.
Call 212-360-8290 or visit http://cityparksfoundation.org/kids_arts.html.


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ISO Notable Prix-Fixe Menus
Hi fellow LA Chowhounds.
I've been interested in Prix-fixe menus as of late (since portions are usually more modest and prices usually a bit better, not to mention a good and rotating variety of dishes) and wondering if you chowhounds have any recommendations.
I went to Jiraffe's yesterday for their Monday night bistro (menu at www.jirafferestaurant.com , which I thought was pretty good) and I also know Josie ( www.josierestaurant.com ) has a Farmer's Market night on Wednesday, which I may go next week (unless there's something you guys know that I don't ;).) Also been to Culinary Academy's restaurant 561 ( www.561restaurant.com ) for their prix-fixe tasting menu.
Details are also much appreciated (what nights do they go prix-fixe, items you've had, prices, Web URL). Thanks.
i guess the ultimate prix fixe is the sunday supper at lucques, which is always a winner. you can always call ahead for the menu. it used to be 35 for 3 courses but now its 40 i believe.
for value, i love lunch at joe's if you happen to be in venice. three courses for under 20 and damned good food.
re: modernist
Concur. The 3 course lunch menu at Joe's is something like 16 bucks. Best bargain this side of the 405.
re: ipsedixit
the price has gone up slightly i think its like 18, but there are more choices. 2 or 3 choices per course. which is nice! still a great deal. the two course entree options have gone up in price slightly, to around 13-16 dollars.
re: modernist
Is the Joe's lunch deal only on weekdays, or is it available on weekends as well?
re: Nicole
you might want to call. i do know that they have delicious brunch. im not sure if thats in addition to or instead of.
Some to consider.
TABLE ONE at the Hotel Bel-Air (http://www.hotelbelair.com/tableone.html)
RESTAURANT 561 at the California School of Culinary Arts in Pasadena (http://www.561restaurant.com/)
Then of course there is URASAWA, if you consider omakase as a prix-fixe meal.
re: ipsedixit
Oh yea, I've been to 561 too - nice stuff, though very slightly miffed that what's actually served and the prices didn't match what was on the Website (which was "updated" that day). Thanks.
re: glutton
I really enjoy the lunch at lily's -- it's tasty, unpretentious in a lovely setting
Campanile has a 3 course Monday night family dinner for $35 that changes each week and, when Mark Peel is in town, often has a Wednesday chef's menu as well (pricier). Thursdays, La Terza does its own 3 course "Mare e Monte" dinner (also $35, if I recall correctly), which has a seafood appetizer, followed by one or more roasted meats and dessert.
There's always Roy's, they have a $33 one that includes app, entree, dessert. entree and dessert same size as on regular menu.
Last time I was at Patina they had a couple of prix fixe, a seafood oriented one, and a regular one which is what I got; excellent but a little too much food for me.
Speaking of which, I was at 561 recently for regular dinner, not prix fixe, and that dinner made me sick and tired all over again of oversized portions. ie, for a first course salad, I don't need a dinner plate brimming over with endless arugula. It was good, but for goodness sakes, just give me half and charge me half.
re: slacker
Thanks for the tip on Roy's (I actually heard about the guy on a Food Channel show about Hawaiian cuisine... even though I believe his stuff is more fusion) ~ $33 sounds like a deal for a restaurant that normally costs $50+ (according to Opentable at least)
I've never had 561 on the regular menu but thanks for the heads-up, I will probably stick with the tasting menu (all the portions looked modest but after 8 courses it's a plenty!)
Melisse - Santa Monica, I'm not sure the price. But the food, service, ambience is always noteworthy!
Table One at Hotel Bel-Air. You're basically dining with the chefs in action around you.
Patina also has a similar Chef's Table.
Providence - more seafood.
Ritz Carlton in Pasadena - some of the most creative appetizers, entrees, and desserts, paired exquisitely; beautiful decor and great service.
Spago - My MOST memorable prixe-fixe dinner. Everything from beginning to end wowed me. They will also cater to a special dietary need, or request.
La Cachette - Santa Monica. French.
Melisse - also SM, french.
Noe at the Omni Hotel - beautiful interior, and creative dishes.
Water Grill - hands-down some of the best seafood in downtown. It also has a dessert tasting menu. Go for it!
Geoffrey's - beAUTiful view. Food is seafood, as expected.
Saddle Peak Lodge - game! great outdoorsy, hunting cabin feel; very refined.
have fun!
the sunday supper at dominick's is simple and great and only $15 for 3-courses. $10 bottles of wine. fun and casual and a steal for a sunday night.


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my culinary roots are croatian and argentinian food. since i already did the entire south american comfort food thing, i went croatian this time
my father is a baker and i needed bread to mop up that sauce and the sourdough starter is doing well so i made a sourdough boule. it tastes delicious but appearance wise it could be better. the ears didn't form and so forth.
if you too would like some punjena paprika then you can follow these recipes
neither were spot on so i freestyled it somewhat and it came out pretty fantastic. it tastes like eating at my grandmother's house and i'm not ashamed to admit it almost made me a little weepy and homesick. now i have 9 leftover stuffed peppers so i foresee more freezer space being taken up.
man. vast is so "five inch nails" but it's so good
i'm still rocking the very first generation iphone. the camera, shall we say, leaves something to be desired.
anyway, yesterday was south american comfort food day. i made beef milanesas and a tortilla. i'm pretty sure that throughout my life i've eaten two tonnes of the aforementioned foods.
here's some helmet to kick off this foul day of our lord
if i was going to name this pile of flour and water and bacteria i guess frampton would be fitting. i just don't know how i feel about naming something i'm going to push into an oven. i'm pretty sure writing that just opened me up to at least ten "third reich" jokes. whoops.
i'm not following any guide in particular because i'd like to think i can manage to make some flour be receptive to lactobacillus and yeast growth without one. so far so good. if it doesn't pan (OH GOD SPANISH BREAD PUN) out, i'll follow some directions from the internet braintrust.
you would be surprised how many people don't know that starting sourdough basically involves leaving some flour and water at room temperature so it can begin a controlled rot. it's like everything dear to my heart involves some kind of bacterial infection. bleu cheese? check. beer? check. vaginas? check. i'd like to thank the clearly high food science pioneers who decide "this smells kind of awful but i'm baked and hungry" and eat things they really shouldn't, only to discover they taste great.
i felt like a burger. it is fresh made hamburger buns / fresh made burger / cheddar / a very heavily caramelized onion paste sort of thing i made / bacon / fried egg . it was pretty good. the weakest part was actually the burger itself. store bought ground beef, nothing spectacular. i'm going to have to buy the meat grinder attachment for the kitchenaid and follow the seriouseats guide to a great burger meat mix.
here are the buns i made, using the formula on king arthur flour's site
it was entirely worth making the buns. they're four thousand times better than the corn syrup filled floppy hate crimes against bread they sell at the store. as an experiment, half are washed with eggwash and half are washed with milk. i haven't tasted both sets, but appearance wise it's not that different. i'll have to investigate the food science behind it. i used the microwave with cups of boiling water as a proofing cabinet again and it worked well.
i also suspect my oven thermostat is telling about as much truth as the US senate. probably worth investing in a decent oven thermometer as well.
food and music is more interesting than whining so this blog is now about food and music
here's some brioche i made mofos
http://cafefernando.com/my-first-brioche/ i used basically this recipe except i used both all purpose/bread flour because i wanted it more bready and also i needed to use more flour because that recipe is in cups of flour and measuring solids like flour in volume instead of weight is stupid.
it's not sweet like the brioche i remember from australia so im going to have to tinker with it until i get what i want
and now it's time for us to give a little love back to god
zalgo - gem install THAT
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Your family can enjoy moist flavorful tilapia seasoned with all natural lemon, dill, pepper and other spices in just 15 minutes.
Bread Crumbs (Whole Wheat Flour, Yeast, Sugar , Salt), Garlic, Lemon Peel, Onion, Salt, Spices (Including Black Pepper And Dill Weed), Sunflower Oil, Citric Acid, And Natural Flavor.
1 1/3 tbsp. dry mix (8g) (Seasons 3 ounces)
(amount per serving)
Calories: 25
Fat: 0 g
Cholesterol: 0 mg
Sodium: 260 mg
Carbohydrates: 5 g
Fiber: 0 g
PREP TIME: 5 minutes
COOK TIME: 10 minutes
Makes 4 servings.
all you need ____________________________________________________
1 pkg. Seafood Recipe & Seasoning Mix
1 lb. tilapia fillets
1 tbsp. olive oil
recipe directions ________________________________________________
1. EMPTY Seasoning Mix into shallow dish. Brush fish with oil. Coat lightly on both sides with Seasoning Mix.
2. PLACE fish in single layer on foil-lined shallow baking pan.
3. BAKE in preheated 450°F oven 10 minutes or just until fish flakes easily with a fork.
1. EMPTY Seasoning Mix into shallow dish. Moisten fish lightly with water. Coat lightly on both sides with Seasoning Mix. Discard any remaining Seasoning Mix.
2. HEAT oil in large nonstick skillet on medium heat. Add fish; cook 3 to 5 minutes per side or until golden brown and fish flakes easily with a fork.
Recipe by McCormick
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The articles regarding the Covington police SWAT team risking their lives to protect our Latonia citizens were fantastic ("Troubled gunman seen as reclusive" and "SWAT team was ready to help with standoff" Dec. 23). In addition, Northern Kentucky citizens are very appreciative of the outstanding service performed by other Covington police officers, Covington's Fire Department, […]
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For the past four years, I worked as an emergency physician in Cincinnati. I personally cared for young workers who had been exposed to hazardous industrial materials. Keeping them alive and my staff safe depended on knowing what chemicals and substances they were exposed to. I strongly support the medical right-to-know full chemical information from […]
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Cincinnati's Right to Know ordinance requires a company to inform the city fire division about certain quantities of toxic or hazardous substances used, manufactured, or stored on site so emergency personnel can be prepared in the event of a fire or other life-threatening emergency. The ordinance contains special provisions that help safeguard trade secrets while […]
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The fracking of natural gas has caused many community, pollution and medical problems in many states. These are well documented, so no need to describe these further. The chemical cocktail that is used in this process has some 400 chemicals. The oil and gas industry claims proprietary rights to these chemicals and will not disclose […]
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Do you think fracking for natural gas is the perfect solution to US energy issues? Do you strongly oppose fracking? Either way, you probably care about our brave first responders, (police, fire and other professionals), as well as frontline medical personnel in emergency rooms. I am very concerned about Ohio's oil and gas law pertaining […]
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It was encouraging to see an Enquirer editorial about fracking last weekend. Even though southwest Ohio has no shale gas, the issue certainly affects us and I don't mean only the severance tax issue. Ohio legislators will soon be looking at the Fracking Emergency Medical Right-to-Know Act, which requires the oil and gas industry to […]
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I recently received a bill from the Covington Fire Department for medical transport from my workplace to St. E's. I was taken aback by the mileage charge. The EMT that had driven did not choose the shortest route, so I was charged for almost twice the distance that it should have been. At a time […]
Tasers shouldn't be used on diabetics
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My son is a diabetic and often suffers from low blood sugar events to the extent that he has seizures. When we call 911 the ambulance must wait until the police arrive to come to the house because "we sound hysterical" on the telephone. Once the police threatened to use a taser gun on my […]
Medical emergency showed caring city
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After following the coverage of the Choir Games in The Enquirer a friend and I decided to attend the taping on Fountain Square. Shortly after we arrived my friend had a medical emergency. I want to thank Lt. Holdren from Engine 3, the Company 3 Medics, a very kind doctor from University Hospital and all […]
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It is worthy of praise that some regulations on the fracking industry are being established ("Shedding light on fracking" May 20). However, this article raises some concerns. In case of a disastrous emergency often the first responders save lives if they know to what chemicals the victims have been exposed. The urgency of the situation […]
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Felger and Massarotti continued the day talking about the Red Sox. The Sox re-signed Jason Varitek to a 1-year, $2 million contract. How is this move supposed to excite Red Sox fans?
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