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Lincoln Center for The Performing Arts
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News about Lincoln Center for The Performing Arts, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Oct. 10, 2014
Thirty-six solar panels are installed on the roof of the Rose Building in Manhattan, representing another step in the Lincoln Center's campaign to go green. MORE
Sep. 9, 2014
New York Philharmonic is planning campaign to raise cash to fund long-delayed renovation of Avery Fisher Hall, now slated for 2019, and double its endowment. MORE
Sep. 4, 2014
Lincoln Center, initially hailed as new and more polished home to New York Fashion Week, has lost its luster for some, leading to nostalgia for former Bryant Park location. MORE
Jul. 28, 2014
Anthony Tommasini reviews Sila: The Breath of the World, new work by John Luther Adams commissioned jointly for the Mostly Mozart Festival and the Out of Doors series premiering at Lincoln Center's Hearst Plaza. MORE
Jul. 7, 2014
Five regular participants in Lincoln Center's Midsummer Night Swing outdoor dance festival describe their attraction to dance and their choice of footwear. MORE
Feb. 8, 2014
Zachary Woolfe observes that performances in Art Song on Film, four-part video series at Lincoln Center celebrating lieder music, suggest that lieder recitals demand a public construction of self. MORE
Jan. 3, 2014
Karen Rosenberg reviews outdoor sculpture installation by Aaron Curry at Josie Roberston Plaza at Lincoln Center. MORE
Aug. 4, 2013
Composer David Lang's the whisper opera, having its New York premiere at Lincoln Center, is based on truths and confessions culled from the Web; aims to address opera's uneasy relationship with technology. MORE
Aug. 3, 2013
City Room blog; officials of Lincoln Center surprise the one-millionth person to cross the threshold at center's David Rubenstein Atrium; it is another moment in the unlikely transformation of the atrium, public space that was once the dank lobby of a nearby apartment building; redesign of space under grant from Rubenstein included features like media wall and 42-foot-wide video screen. MORE
Jul. 6, 2013
Midsummer Night Swing, which Lincoln Center planned as one-summer event, is now an institution in its 25th year; New Yorkers fell in love with music, dancing and outdoor vibe. MORE
May. 16, 2013
Jed Bernstein, theater producer who led Broadway's trade group, is named president of Lincoln Center; much of his job will be to court donors in order to raise nearly half of the performing arts center's $118 million budget every year. MORE
May. 11, 2013
Stephen Holden reviews performance by Broadway singer Audra McDonald at Avery Fisher Hall as part of Lincoln Center's spring gala. MORE
May. 6, 2013
Lincoln Center president Reynold Levy sets out to raise more than $8 million for its spring gala, fund-raising finale to close out his 11 years there; amount, if raised, would be a record for a Lincoln Center gala and among higher sums ever raised for an event by a New York City cultural organization. MORE
Jan. 27, 2013
Character Study column on Maria Mansfield, who has been conducting tours of Lincoln Center for 45 years; tours, full of Mansfield's risque and affectionate opinions, double as one-woman show. MORE
Nov. 29, 2012
Lincoln Center solicits new proposals for a radical redesign of Avery Fisher Hall rather than proceeding with a previous plan, which has been stalled for years; New York Philharmonic will relocate for two seasons when construction begins in 2017. MORE
Nov. 28, 2012
Lincoln Center Film Society cuts ties with the Romanian Cultural Institute after Romanian group comes under attack by its new conservative government in Bucharest, thus jeopardizing film festival they had sponsored together; instead, Lincoln Center joins forces with new, unofficial nongovernment entity called Romanian Film Initiative to host festival, called Making Waves: New Romanian Cinema, which is scheduled to open in late November 2012. MORE
Sep. 25, 2012
Reynold Levy, the president of Lincoln Center who shepherded an ambitious redevelopment of its 16-acre campus during hard economic times, will step down at the end of 2013. MORE
Jul. 16, 2012
Michael Kimmelman reviews the Clair Tow Theater, small performance space designed by architect Hugh Hardy that is set on the roof of the Vivian Beaumont Theater at Lincoln Center. MORE
Jun. 22, 2012
Roberta Smith anticipates the screenings of Christian Marclay's 24-hour film The Clock in the David Rubenstein Atrium in Lincoln Center. MORE
Feb. 15, 2012
Group of residents living near Manhattan's Lincoln Center, along with nonprofit group NYC Park Advocates, send a 'cease and desist' letter to city officials and to Lincoln Center demanding the termination of special events at Damrosch Park, situated on the center's campus; residents argue that a full calendar of events like New York Fashion Week has made the space off-limits to the public nearly 10 months of the year and demand that it be returned to its proper use as a city park. MORE
Nov. 28, 2011
New York City Ballet's media suite, media control room installed as part of $107 million Lincoln Center renovation to help the ballet record its performances for digital archiving and theater broadcasts, has languished unused; ballet officials say delay stems from labor negotiations between stagehands' union and theater management. MORE
Nov. 19, 2011
Sarah Maslin Nir Nocturnalist column on various social events around New York City, including gala at Avery Fisher Hall to celebrate architectural updates to Lincoln Center. MORE
Nov. 13, 2011
Rafael Vinoly, architect who designed Jazz at Lincoln Center, describes his typical Sunday routine. MORE
Oct. 31, 2011
Lincoln Center is scheduled to formally announce 2012 season of its American Songbook concert series, a typically eclectic lineup that is to feature several Tony Award winners and a group of celebrated pop composers. MORE
Oct. 27, 2011
Fashion designer Ralph Lauren offers surprisingly humble insights about his success in interview with Oprah Winfrey at Lincoln Center; onstage conversation, held in front of a celebrity audience, was part of benefit that raised $7 million for Lincoln Center and the Ralph Lauren Center for Cancer Care and Prevention. MORE
Apr. 29, 2011
Lincoln Center officials are expected to sign a three-year agreement to advise a Chinese state-owned company on cultural programming for its proposed arts complex in Tianjin, China. MORE
Apr. 28, 2011
Lincoln Center is taking measures to ensure that its elevated public lawn, which had developed brown spots due to dehydration problems in 2010, is a healthy swath of turf as its opening date draws near. MORE
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Highlights From the Archive
Architecture Review
The Greening of Lincoln Center
The latest phase of Lincoln Center's renovation includes a dazzling lawn with a twist, but the new elements don't cohere.May 21, 2010 artsReview
When Renovation Meets Redo
A few discordant voices are raising an alarm with worries that Lincoln Center may be changing too much.June 2, 2009 artsNews
Lincoln Center: Mixed Reviews
Celebrating its anniversary, the cultural marketplace hasn't lived up to its promise, but hope persists.May 10, 2009 artsNews
City Opera Prepares for New Life in Old Home
The New York City Opera's announcement this week that it had landed Gerard Mortier as its new leader was hailed as the beginning of a new era for the company.March 3, 2007 artsNews
Even a Lama Has a Mama
The playwright Sarah Ruhl returns to her roots as a dramatist, and to Lincoln Center Theater with the premiere of her new play, "The Oldest Boy."
November 2, 2014, Sunday
MORE ON LINCOLN CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS AND: The Oldest Boy (Play) , Ruhl, Sarah , Theater , Lincoln Center Theater , Taichman, Rebecca
Sondheim Meets Reich at Lincoln Center's American Songbook Series
Stephen Sondheim and Steve Reich will share the stage as part of Lincoln Center's American Songbook season.
October 29, 2014, Wednesday
MORE ON LINCOLN CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS AND: Reich, Steve , Sondheim, Stephen , Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts , American Songbook (Music Series)
Determined Not to Live the Same Old Story
Kimber Lee's "Brownsville song (b-side for tray)," at the Claire Tow Theater, explores a teenager's death.
October 22, 2014, Wednesday
MORE ON LINCOLN CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS AND: Theater , Lee, Kimber , McGregor, Patricia , Best, Sheldon , Lincoln Center Theater , Myers, Chris , brownsville song (b-side for tray) (Play)
Lesser-Known Mozart Opens a Chamber Season
The Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center's opened its season with a Mozart program.
October 17, 2014, Friday
MORE ON LINCOLN CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS AND: Music , Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center , Alice Tully Hall (Manhattan, NY) , Bax, Alessio , Classical Music
Lincoln Center Theater Adds Two Plays To Its Season
Douglas Carter Beane's "Shows for Days" and Dave Malloy's "Preludes" will be produced at Lincoln Center.
October 16, 2014, Thursday
MORE ON LINCOLN CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS AND: Beane, Douglas Carter , Chavkin, Rachel , Guirgis, Stephen Adly , Henderson, Stephen McKinley , Malloy, Dave , Zaks, Jerry , Lincoln Center Theater , Theater
Redford to Receive Film Society of Lincoln Center's Chaplin Award
The actor and filmmaker Robert Redford is to be honored at a gala in April.
October 12, 2014, Sunday
MORE ON LINCOLN CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS AND: Redford, Robert , Movies , Awards, Decorations and Honors , Film Society of Lincoln Center , United States
Lincoln Center Turns to Solar Power to Provide Some of Its Bright Light
Thirty-six panels have been installed on the roof of the Rose Building in Manhattan, representing another step in a campaign to go green.
October 10, 2014, Friday
MORE ON LINCOLN CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS AND: Solar Energy , Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts , Green Mountain Energy Co , Energy and Power , Wind Power , Roofs , Upper West Side (Manhattan, NY)
'Jazz Night in America' Makes Its Debut
A new initiative in jazz programming, it will bring jazz to audiences through its website, video and webcasts, as well as on radio.
October 9, 2014, Thursday
MORE ON LINCOLN CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS AND: Armand, Gabrielle , Marsalis, Wynton , McBride, Christian , Jazz at Lincoln Center , Jazz
Tapping Feet, Uninhibited, Step Up and Pay Tribute to a Voice of Jazz
Michela Marino Lerman, with two other dancers, a vocalist and a jazz trio, paid homage to Betty Carter.
October 9, 2014, Thursday
MORE ON LINCOLN CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS AND: Lerman, Michela Marino , Carter, Betty , Dancing , Music , Jazz at Lincoln Center , Dizzy's Club Coca-Cola , Jazz
God, Egyptians and Amazons
The 250th anniversary of the death of the composer Jean-Philippe Rameau offers an ideal peg for a new staging of his work in New York.
October 5, 2014, Sunday
MORE ON LINCOLN CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS AND: Opera , Opera Lafayette , Rameau, Jean-Philippe , Jazz at Lincoln Center
Jazz in New York
Long before Lincoln Center, its neighborhood was a performing arts complex in its own right. John Strausbaugh explores.
Test Your Knowledge of New York Fashion Week
How much do you really know about New York Fashion Week and the designers who show here?
Playing at Newfest
Images from films included in NewFest: The New York Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender Film Festival, which runs July 24-29.
This Weekend: Bolshoi's 'Swan Lake'
This weekend the Bolshoi Ballet brings "Swan Lake" to Lincoln Center; "The Long Shrift," directed by James Franco, plays Off Broadway; and WE's new legal drama, "The Divide," is on TV.
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First fax is in, welcome Vol Legacy @ToddKellyJr6 to #Team118!!! #VolsNSD14 pic.twitter.com/peNkHq8Tdu
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After months of working in my basement, I have now secured an area for a nice long work table. There, I have surrounded myself with bins of wrapping paper and tags and am only a few yards away from my "box room," where I can find just the right receptacle to hold Christmas gifts. My husband has laughingly referred to this as my "woman cave," mainly because I have already spent hours there wrapping gifts. I'm up to 96 and have many still to go.
To amuse myself I take my DVD player down there so I can catch up on my Netflix while I work. Getting down the basement stairs is a chore for me, so once I'm down there, I'm there for a long time.
I had just gotten all nestled in my spot, shears ready to rip paper in which to wrap a nice old tobacco card with a caricature of Judy Garland on it, when my Netflix movie began. Sadly, I discover that it's all done in Polish with subtitles. One can't wrap and read subtitles at the same time, so rather than drag myself up the stairs to find a new movie, I ended up wrapping in silence.
But silence is often accompanied by one's inner thoughts and, since it's Christmas time, that's where my industrious mind turned. Sadly, I thought of a number of people for whom I always bought gifts, family and friends, who are no longer here. I also thought of a quote from "Life of Pi" about life and faith that has stayed with me.
The main character said that life is essentially about letting go. I thought of the letting go of childhood things as one turned into an adult, my own grown daughters' early years, personal goals that never reached fruition and dreams that never became a reality. As the Bible says, there is a season for everything and perhaps this is the season for remembrance of things past.
Most of all, I find myself thinking about those who will never be here for Christmas again.
There's no gifts for them this year, but I delight in thinking about gifts given and received from them over the years.
Our 50-year-old family joke started when I was about 7 and had bought my dad a pen-and-pencil set for Christmas. He asked me what I had gotten him and I told him it was going to be a big surprise but I'd give him a little hint. "It's something to write with," I told him.
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DIY These Easy Drop Cloth Outdoor Curtains For Under $50
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Working on your outdoor area this summer? If you need some shade or just a little extra color and drama, you might like outdoor curtains to help define and add comfort to your outdoor space, no matter how big or small. Why not DIY them? This simple project won't cost a lot and you can make them in one afternoon!
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If you have left over paint from painting walls, you can use it as well. Use small foam roller to apply it. Make sure to roll off excess paint on newspaper first and apply it to to the cloth when it's almost dry. Let it dry and then reapply (you may have to repeat it a few times to get the desired coverage). This way you won't have any problem with the paint seeping under the tape.
I love the look of outdoor curtains, but I can't decide if they're right for my space. I have a large back porch that's fully enclosed (a low, solid wall topped with a screen) and the idea of screen + curtains is throwing me, because I feel like I only see outdoor curtains on pergola-type structures that are otherwise open. Any thoughts on this from AT readers?
hitch -- I think you could do both if you like the look of curtains. Perhaps opting for something lighter/sheer might make more sense than something heavy?
This is beautiful, and resourceful. Drop cloth is actually quite good fabric for the (little) cost. You could probably dye it too, if desired.
For another type of shade covering, I had a shade cloth "tarp" made to my specifications which I attach to the posts on my deck to keep out the intense afternoon sun. It doesn't blow around or get dirty and it keeps the area cool and shady without blocking the view because you can see through it. It would probably not provide complete privacy but does block the view from the other side.
In the summer, I put my house plants outside on shelves in front of the shade cloth and it is just the right amount of light for them.
I had the shade cloth tarp made at Peaceful Valley Farm Supply. http://www.groworganic.com/growing-supplies/shade-fabric.html
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Not sure I understood HOW you attached it to your patio cover?
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You have to click on the link to her blog and keep scrolling back until you find it. Here's a direct link. http://www.tinysidekick.com/make-outdoor-curtain-rod-little-money/ Hope that helps!
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Like somebody else mentioned, why wouldn't you just buy Ikea curtains- they're cheaper, better, and look similar.
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We celebrated my husband's birthday this weekend with a special treat – homemade mango ice cream and black bottom cupcakes. This was certainly not diet food though I tried to lighten up the cupcakes a little.
The ice cream idea stemmed from a gift of HUGE mangoes from a wonderful friend. She gave me three of these monsters and they were all perfect. Check out the size of the mango next to a lime! This is my husband's favorite fruit and so I went in search of a birthday ice cream recipe.
I debated over whether to go with the light or heavy version but the mangoes were so creamy and luscious I just couldn't skimp and go with the milk or yogurt. I combined a few different recipes I found – most were very similar. I finally opted for half and half and heavy cream; it made this ice cream absolutely heavenly. This was a definite act of portion control!
The cupcakes – while not really attractive – are the most amazing thing ever. These are chocolate cupcakes with a dollop of cream cheese mixed with chocolate chips. They are simple and easy to make and are best served chilled. A dear friend of mine would make these for teacher birthdays at school and once my children tried them, they really needed no other options. I did stick with the whole wheat flour, used dark cocoa and low fat cream cheese. Once again, portion control is a must because I'm pretty sure I could eat about 4 of these before even realizing they were gone.
Homemade Mango Ice Cream
Cut up mangoes to yield 2 cups of fruit. In a blender, puree the mangoes with 1/4 cup sugar ( this amount really depends on the sweetness of your mangoes) and the juice of one fresh lime.
In a bowl, mix together 1 cup of heavy whipping cream and 1 cup of half and half. Add the mango puree and stir until well mixed. Chill the mixture for about an hour and then put it in a counter top ice cream maker and follow the directions for your machine.
If desired, chop extra mango pieces to make 1 cup. Freeze these separately and add them to the ice cream mixture when the machine is done. Freeze until desired consistency. This can get very hard in the freezer, plan accordingly if you are serving on a schedule.
Black Bottom Cupcakes
Blend one 8 ounce package of light cream cheese, 1 egg, 1/4 cup sugar and a dash of salt with a mixer until smooth. Add 8 ounces of chocolate chips ( I used Ghirardelli dark chocolate morsels). Set aside.
In a mixing bowl, combine 1 cup of sugar, 1 and 1/2 cups of flour ( I did use whole wheat) , 1/4 cup cocoa powder ( I used dark chocolate), 1 teaspoon baking soda and 1/2 teaspoon salt. Stir in 1 cup water, 1/3 cup vegetable oil, 1 tablespoon apple cider vinegar and 1 teaspoon vanilla and beat until smooth.
Fill muffin cups 1/3 full with cocoa batter. Drop a dollop of the cream cheese mixture in the middle of each cup, dividing it evenly among the cups. This should make about 20 cupcakes though you could stretch it to 24.
Bake them at 350 degrees for about 25 minutes. Cool and chill before eating.
This was a fun diversion from the standard birthday cake. I have to admit I have had a cupcake every day for the past few days and they are still wonderful. I pulled out the ice cream to pack some up for my friend who gave me the mangoes and I think I sampled as much as I packed. I can only hope my Tabata class at the YMCA is balancing some of this out!
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I always strive to explain complicated Social Security rules and policies in as simple a manner as possible. And in doing so, I sometimes gloss over the fine points and intricacies of Social Security law, in order to answer someone's question or to make a point. Today's questions come from people who are essentially asking me to "un-simplify" my answers.
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WASHINGTON (AP) - The United States added a solid 171,000 jobs in October, and more than a half-million Americans joined the work force, the latest signs that the uneven economic recovery is gaining strength once again.
NEW YORK (AP) - Kellogg's appetite for salty snacks is helping fatten its profits.
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WASHINGTON (AP) - People who use Facebook and Twitter are less likely than others to share their opinions on hot-button issues, even when they are offline, according to a surprising new survey by the Pew Research Center.
GENEVA (AP) - Governments should have tougher rules for electronic cigarettes - banning their use indoors and putting them off limits for minors - until more evidence can be gathered about their risks, the U.N. health agency said Tuesday.
WASHINGTON (AP) - U.S. consumer confidence this month reached its highest point in nearly seven years, boosted by strong job gains.
LOS ANGELES (AP) - The Malibu region's growing wine industry, made up of some 50 commercial vineyards, could be squeezed by proposed regulations that would prohibit new grape growing in a large swath of the Santa Monica Mountains.
NEW YORK (AP) - Some of the newest incarnations of fantasy football look a lot more like gambling than intricate, outsmart-your-opponent strategy games.
NEW YORK (AP) - Amazon is hoping to become the ESPN of video games.
NEW YORK (AP) - Here's a sign more households are going without cable or satellite TV: TiVo Inc. is making a digital video recorder just for so-called cord-cutters.
SAN JOSE (AP) - Chip supplier Fairchild Semiconductor is eliminating about 1,350 jobs in the U.S. and Asia - about 15 percent of its total workforce - to reduce costs.
NEW YORK (AP) - Forget bad weather, traffic jams and kids asking, "Are we there yet?" The real headache for many travelers is a quickly-growing list of hotel surcharges, even for items they never use.
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iOS 8 has brought a lot of great features to the world that iPhone owners have been craving for some time. One of the great features that I'm excited about, is the enhanced functionality of Siri regarding hands-free usage. In this video, I give you a quick demonstration on how to use Siri hands-free with Apple's new iOS 8 on an iPhone 5s.
It's important to note here that the hands-free usage of Siri is available and functional only when the device is plugged into via USB or dock. The reasoning behind this, I can only assume, is because these are usually the only times in which a user wants to use the phone hands free, usually when driving a vehicle, or sitting on a desk at home, or being plugged into a dock. Without a power source plugged in, the phone doesn't continuously listen to you (which also consumes battery, and gives you a lot more room for error), and a regular hold of the home button will be required to prompt Siri.
You'll also notice that the iPhone dictates my speech as I speak now, so I can get visual confirmation as to the accuracy of my voice while I speak. Nothing revolutionary or anything, but it is making the user experience on the world's favorite smart phone that much better. Now if we could just get the phone to dictate text without an internet connection, that would be awesome.
Are there any questions you have about iOS 8? I know every blog and their mothers are covering iOS 8, so I'm not going to go into a ton of detail about it unless people want me to. If you have any questions about this better-than-expected update to iOS, please leave me a comment down below, or on Facebook with your questions. Thanks for watching! Share if you like!
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Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers "Long After Dark"
Produced by Tom Petty and Jimmy Iovine
Design by Tommy Steele and unreadable name
1982 Backstreet Records
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"Long After Dark" was released in 1982. When you see the Tommy Steele designed logo on the original sleeve it's like you've been sent back in time and landed at Bayside High or The Peach Pit of Beverly Hills. The music on the wax however, is, as always with Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers, for all time. This album, about the anger and deliverance that comes from loving another, has some of Petty's best songs- "You Got Lucky," "Change of Heart," and the obscure gem "Same Old You"- as well as maybe the best line he has ever written, "You were the moon and sun/ You're just a loaded gun now." This was the first record with multi-instrumentalist Howie Epstein on bass and is still, 30 years later, evidence of the immortality of genuine all-American rock and roll music.
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Graham Parker "The Mona Lisa's Sister"
Produced by Graham Parker and Brinsley Schwarz
Cover painting by Jack Drummond/ Cover concept by Graham Parker/ Sleeve design by Laurence Stevens
1988 RCA Corporation
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It is a theory, not a law, that the image of Joan of Arc in rock music is used by songwriters who fancy themselves poets. Graham Parker is a pinball poet of sorts, who got his start in the pub rock scene of early 70's London, and on his solo album, "Mona Lisa's Sister," he uses the classic image if Joan of Arc on the stake as a vehicle for discussing more modern issues, like teenage drug abuse and pregnancy, plane hijackings, and no smoking signs. The sound on the record is more acoustic then Parker's work with his old band The Rumor, but his signature subversive lyrics remain loud and clear. The album cover, a painting by Jack Drummond of a nun in sun glasses smoking a cigarette is still eye catching in this era of Christopher Hitchens and Mother Theresa bashing. This particular copy, purchased for $2.99, skips a bit so it may be worth dropping the extra few bucks for a cleaner copy. But, if you are new to Graham Parker postpone this album all together and buy "Squeezing Out Sparks," from 1979. It is a good introduction to Parker as it contains "Local Girls," one of the best pop songs of the last 35 years.
By Chris Carson
Robert Fripp "Exposure"
Produced by Robert Fripp
Cover Design by Chris Stein
1979 E.G. Records Lts.
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After previous years working with Brian Eno on albums like "No Pussyfooting", and "Another Green World", guitarist Robert Fripp (of King Crimson fame) arrives at "Exposure" as his first solo album. According to Fripp's linear notes, "Exposure" originally intended to be a trilogy in relation to Darryl Hall's (of Hall and Oats fame) solo album "Sacred Songs", and Peter Gabriel's (of Genisis fame) "II". Due to label issues, this trilogy didn't come into fruition. But the album does feature producing and vocal collaborations by Hall, Gabriel, Eno, Phill Collins, and even Fripp's girlfriend of the time. Throughout "Exposure", Fripp combines pop sensibilities like, prog rock and new wave, with sonic experimentation. But the album isn't great through and through. Unless your a huge freak of hevy prog rock, the A side can be a little bit jarring (Darryl Hall's voice is a maniacal caveman wishing to be artsy), and slightly too clean of production in its attempts to be chaotic. The title track on the B side clearly shines through. A funky bass rhythm bounce over hypnotic drum snaps, as Fripp's signature ethereal "Frippertronic" guitar drones over. All the while, vocalist Terre Roche screams in writhing Yoko Onno style only one word: "Exposure". The song has a classic Krautrock feel, which I hoped "Exposure" would have from the gecko. The B Side, front to back, has some great moments of Fripp trying to tug and release frail Ambience, through his "Frippertronics", against encroaching heavy rock elements and subervsive music concrete techniques. Despite being his premier solo album, "Exposure" isn't a highlight in Fripp's discography. "God Save The Queen" / "Under Heavy Manners", the follow up second and third album, are twice-fold better: beautifully mediative like his early works with Brian Eno. If your a vinyl completionist nerd "Exposure", "God Save The Queen", and "Under Heavy Manners" are the new trilogy Fripp intended, so for $2.99 this pick up wasn't a bad cop.
By Christopher Moore
Luther Vandross "The Night I Fell in Love"
Produced by Luther Vandross and Marcus Miller
Art Direction George Corsillo
1985 Epic Records
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If you are not familiar with the work of Luther Vandross, this 1985 release may sound a bit like the music you hear when waiting to see the dentist. True, the album does contain a few slow jamz- ""If Only For One Night", "Creepin'", "Other Side Of The World"- and Marcus Miller's bass lines, as well as the heavy emphasis on drum machines and sythenthizers, give it an 80's sound. But this album is worth a listen for no other reason than it is a great showcase of the artist's thick, golden vocal ability. The record sleeve is interesting too, as an example of American R&B's transcendence through pop culture: keyboards and synthesizers were played by Nat Adderley Jr., son of jazz great Nat Adderley, Lisa Fischer, who went on to win a Grammy in 1991 and is currently working with The Rolling Stones, provided backing vocals on the album, the Art Director, George Corsillo would go on to design book covers for the likes of Hunter S. Thompson, and of course, Vandross's music remains a constant influence on hip-hop.
By Chris Carson
Iggy Pop "Blah, Blah, Blah"
Produced by David Bowie and David Richards
Art Direction and Design by Nick Egan
1986 A&M Records
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The first track on this album is Iggy Pop's rendition of the Johnny O' Keefe song "Wild One", though it's title was changed to "Real Wild Child." A younger generation of rock fans will probably recognize it from a Ford or Toyota commercial from years ago, just as they may recognize "Lust for Life," the first track on Pop's classic 1977 album of the same name, as the song from a string of cruise line commercials. The fact that Pop, who once lived in a house with his fellow Stooges, where the kitchen ceiling, according to the book Please Kill Me, was stained by the blood that would spurt from the band members veins when they pulled the junk needles from their arms, has had much of his work used in ads for family friendly companies is a sign of the, well, pop in Pop's music. This particular record, though it exemplifies Pop's style of head nodding rock and roll, and his signature cool but creepy crooner vocals (Pop is like the guy you want to be but would be uncomfortable having in your apartment), is shaded by the heavy production hand of David Bowie. Just as Pop's first album "The Idiot" sounds like an extension to Bowie's Berlin-era albums, "Blah, Blah, Blah" sounds like it could be a Bowie solo album.
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Musical Motivation- Nas featuring Amy Winehouse "Cherry Wine"
This is my absolute favorite song on the whole album. "Where is he the man who is just like me? Heard he was hiding somewhere I can't see? Amy's voice sends chills through my body. I don't think anyone else could've sang her part. I love the message. Everyone is looking for their life partner. This song is pure fire.
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I absolutely love this song. I love his whole album but his vulnerability on this record is what makes it so special. Its just so real. I think I got a crush. (i'm blushing)
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Mo to da, E to the da. Moesha done grown up and wants a dude who can Put It Down. Brandy done stepped her game all the way up and is proving that she's ready to compete on the next level for longevity in this music game. In this video she even busts a serious whine, hitting dance moves we're not quite used to seeing her produce. But she delivers and Chris Brown's sexy ass is just in here being Chris Brown's sexy ass.
Ms. Norwood has stepped her styling game up as well. Although she rocks her lace fronts in this she also reps for us curly haired girls with a big curly fro. She also rocks waist length thick single braids and her make up is flawless. Alright now Ms. Brandy. I'm rooting for ya. Check the video out honeybuns. I liked it.
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I can't get this song out of my head. It has just the right amount of sexy. Her voice is divine. Best line "feel like a conversational lush" OWWWW
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He's my new crush and he looks amazing in this video. "20 years in the game still looking 17" Owww and with Super Cat on the hook this is pure hauteness that the music game is missing right now. I so have this on blast.
Oh dudes peep the fashion. He's dressed like a grown man. It takes a hell of a man to pull off a pink blazer too. He straight took it back to Street Dreams.
Lyrical FIYAH!!!!
Musica Motivation - Emeli Sande "Heaven"
The Brits may be on to something, they gave us Amy Winehouse, Adele and now Emeli Sande. The Capitol Records artist dropped out of medical school one year shy of receiving her degree to follow her heart and do music. Her voice pulls you in. Its soulful and has a truth to it when you hear the words. Its as if she singing from her soul, which is something that's lacking in today's lackluster pop driven music. Check out her debut album "Our Version of Events" now available in the US. Oh, and I can't forget to mention that she has a great style. I'm digging this song Heaven and another called Daddy.
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Take-out Cooked-in: Vegetable Hakka Chowmein
Until a few years ago, I adored Indian-Chinese cuisine. So much so, that I would gladly stop by our nearby Hakka joint to pick up an order of Chowmein, Chilli Chicken and Spring Rolls, every other week. But over the past two years or so, nothing I've tried from their menu has seemed to tantalize my taste buds. I don't blame the particular restaurant however, since I've had the same disappointing feeling no matter which Hakka restaurant we go to – and no matter how highly recommended it comes. Almost anything we've ordered has been a flavourless, salty plate of mush. I've come to realize that since I've started to reduce our salt intake through healthier cooking and eating habits, a lot of the take-out options we used to love don't quite appeal to us anymore. Just goes to prove that if you reduce the amounts of oil and salt in many of these fast-food items, there's not much left to be desired.
Now that Baby Dear is an independant 'lil brat who chooses to entertain himself by nosying around the house, I find myself with enough time to whip up a delicious wholesome dinner almost every evening. Almost. The last couple weeks had been a whirlwind of hot summer days outside, impromtu BBQs, and lawn maintainence. So when this past weekend rolled by as a long one for Canada Day, we were delighted to take it slow and make full use of the heat advisory warning by chilling indoors with the AC cranked up and a bunch of fun movies. It was the perfect excuse and occasion for me to spend some quality time in my kitchen. Baby Dear is a big fan of noodles made anyway, and we were craving some Hakka food ourselves – that definitely called for some wok time!
This recipe is simple, quick and delicious. It's a definite crowd pleaser and can surely be catered to suit your tastes. I kept it vegetarian since I had a wonderful stock of fresh veggies in my fridge and served it along side some Honey-Garlic Chicken Wings. If you're up for it, toss in some sliced chicken or shrimp to take this a step further. I've also kept the heat level on the mild side since Baby Dear was eating it as well; but if you'd like a slight kick, then add in some finely chopped green chillies. On a lazy weekend afternoon or a busy weeknight, this would make a wonderful meal served by itself. Try it, and I hope you enjoy it as much we did.


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"I finally located one on the Internet from a guy in a 300 club, who had one NOS in the box. I called him and we were in the middle of making a deal, but with Christmas coming, I didn't have the money," says Larry with a grin. "Then, on Christmas day, I received it gift-wrapped, because my wife had bought it and told this guy to not tell me. It was a great present!"
Of all the items that would wear out, the tires were the most critical. Despite the fact that Chrysler models were trying to save weight at this time, the spares were almost all full size, and Larry spent years tracking down spare tires so he would have brand new vintage rubber on the 300. He now has two full sets. The plastic trim rings and small hubcaps have also proven difficult to find now.
Meanwhile, the driveline was gone through. The open-end 3.23:1 rear was rebuilt and the Torqueflite was freshened up. The motor was solid despite the mileage, so it was basically disassembled, cleaned up, and put back together with little more than new bearings and gaskets. The Thermoquad was super-tuned as well and is also like new.
Now revived to near perfection, this is a 300 that won't want for attention. When we shot these pictures at the Mopar Nationals last year, Larry was in the show field running against 300s that were older by decades, taking a 2nd Place in the process. As the last hurrah for the original Chrysler Corporation, the car is a tribute to what once was and will never be again.


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I'll Shield You From Your Fears So You Can Sleep Well
Holiday special, part 18. See part 1, part 2, part 3, part 4, part 5, part 6, part 7, part 8, part 9, part 10, part 11 , part 12, part 13 , part 14, part 15, part 16a , part 16b, part 17.
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(This scenario covers the request "comforts you when you can't sleep.")
"Just tonight," your father had told your boyfriend. "You can stay in her room tonight only."
The door to your room was closed because your parents respected that you wanted some time to yourself and your boyfriend to comfort you. You had both washed away all of the night's evidence from your skin and changed into clean, comfortable clothes.
He couldn't take his worried eyes away from yours as you dabbed healing ointment onto his bruised and scratched up cheeks. You both sat on your bed as you helped him, his hand resting gently on your knee in comfort.
"If you talk, this stuff won't go on right."
"Don't move."
"Jagi-yah, you're trembling." That's when you noticed that indeed, your body was shaking. From what? From fear? From over arousal at what had occurred? You couldn't help it; a sense of embarrassment rushed through you, so you pulled your legs away from his hand.
"I'm okay."
He bit his lip and continued to study your expression. When you finished, you slid off the bed and went to the bathroom to clean your hands.
You looked into the mirror. A broken self, worthless against fighting off something that hurt you and your love. A victim yet again, even though you had made a promise years ago that you wouldn't let this happen to yourself ever again. A coward. A mute.
The water continued to run down the drain, as tears fell from your eyes. It hurt, this feeling of uselessness and vulnerability. You remembered the force, the taste of his mouth invading yours like arsenic, the iron grip he had on your body, the words he spat like whips of fire against your heart. You took handfuls of water from the faucet and tried clean your mouth out, but it did nothing to wash away the bitterness that you remember.
He ran into the bathroom when he saw from the doorway that you were not okay. A sense of pain overtook him, and all he knew he could do was to hold you from behind, to tuck you away into the safety of his arms and chest, to shield you from anything that could possibly hurt you. His eyes clenched shut because he just couldn't handle the sight of how damaged you seemed.
Unfortunately, the fear came from within you. At the feeling of strong arms, you immediately turned around and shoved this cage as far from your body as possible.
He was shocked, but not as much as the first time you had pushed him away because his heart could feel at least a little bit how you were feeling. He hurt with you. He dropped his arms to his side and backed away from you. "I'm sorry," he said gently.
"No I – I'm sorry. I thought you were – I…" The trembling never ceased; only now, it was very obvious that your body was frightened.
Your legs gave away as you grabbed the table to hold onto to keep from falling.
In a second, he broke from his reserved stature and held your arm up to steady you.
Your eyes looked up at him and read fear.
"Can I… touch you?" he asked cautiously.
"I'm okay," you replied mechanically. You tried to walk away from him, your body conditioned once again to keep clear of anybody that exerted force on you.
Unfortunately, your legs were weak and you collapsed onto the floor. He didn't like this. Not one bit. That fucker messed everything up for you, stole things from you like your ability to trust. He was angered again upon seeing your state now.
He bent down to you. "I'm going to pick you up…" He gingerly swept his hands under you and carried you bridal style to your bed, your hands held close to yourself, afraid to make contact with his skin.
He placed you down carefully and pulled the soft covers over you, wrapping a warm, protective cocoon around you, before he stepped away and sat on the bed on the other side to watch you with an anxious gaze.
But somehow, this distance felt wrong. Even though your body wanted to reject any physical human contact, your heart was begging for him. With a trembling hand, you reached out to him. He held your hand immediately and bent lower towards you, his elbows resting on the mattress.
"Please come closer."
"Are you sure?"
He slipped under the covers, holding your hand as he did, and rest his head against the pillow, gazing at you.
With a pressure as light as a feather, he swept your hair away from your eyes . "I don't want you to be afraid… What can I do to make all your fears go away?"
He huddled closer to you and extended his arms out as if to wrap around you. "Can I touch you?" You nodded, so he held you close to him. The tip of his nose touched your cheeks, your lips, your eyes, and your own nose in comfort.
"I would never hurt you like he did."
"… I know."
"Don't be afraid. I'm here." He stroked your hair and kissed your forehead.
Eventually, he fell asleep, but you hadn't. You stayed in his embrace, breathing in his calming scent, but this wasn't enough to relax you enough to sleep – especially not after what had happened tonight.
You shifted slightly and this woke him. He had fallen only into a light sleep because he had actually planned to watch over you tonight, not to sleep. "Mmm? Jagi-yah, you can't sleep?" You shook your head. "Here."
He began to pull you towards him, your upper half onto his chest. He guided your arms so that they wrapped around his neck, acting like a cushion for him. Your upper body rested entirely on his, and his arms held you close by your waist. "When I was young and couldn't sleep, my mom would let me sleep on her belly like this. My dad never liked it, but I always felt really safe. And I fell right asleep." He brought his lips up to yours and stroked your back. "Sleep, jagi." He gave your head a little push down so that your face was by his neck and ear. You kissed his skin, thanking him silently for all that he did for you, for his existence, for everything.
"I love you, forever and always," he whispered into your ear. "I'll be here; I'll protect you in my arms. Sleep for the night. I'll be here when you wake up just like this."
The soothing way his hands moved up and down your back, the warmth of his body, and the feeling of his heart beating right below yours sedated you into a deep, comfortable slumber.


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Niagara Falls, N.Y. (WKBW) A pair of Niagara Catholic High School softball players received Patriots Softball honors for the 2011 season.
Niagara Catholic High School Athletic Director, Mr. Larry Puzan presented the awards to Jessica Chandler and Francesca Costanzo. Both were named First Team, All Catholic, in the South Division of the Monsignor Martin High School Association.


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this comic was the peak of my art career its all downhill from here
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It is seriously a blog with only toast related humor! Unfortunately, toast related humor is a bit dry, so there's not much to spread around! If you've got anything, like a joke or an image, feel free to submit! Or if you just want to butter-up the blogger who runs this, that's fine too!
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..Are those little staples? WHY WOULD YOU STAPLE BREAD TO THE WALL.
If I hit my post limit for this….
If I hit my toast limit for this….
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