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If you read this blog regularly, you will know that I am a keen cake maker. I've made thousands of cakes in my time and even make them for a living, but I am taking on my greatest baking challenge to date this year: baking a wedding cake for a very special wedding this year.
Where do you start? Well, obviously the first things we agreed on is that it has to taste great, and look good, too.
It seems popular at the moment to go for a round cake, with a different flavour for each tier, and that's what we decided to go for. I knew which recipes I'd use based on favourite cakes baked in the past, but I would have to scale up the recipes accordingly, as we decided to go for a five tier cake, with 6/8/10/12/14 inch tiers. Even I have never made a 14 inch chocolate cake before.
Next, I wanted to find the best cake tins to use – I needed great quality non-stick tins. A good quality cake tin makes all the difference. Using one which is of a good weight and construction is essential to avoid a tough crust forming around the edge of a cake and that it bakes through evenly. A springform tin is ideal as it makes releasing the cake from the tin straightforward and minimizes the risk of damaging your cake. The best tins I found were made by Kaiser and Judge, which I will be using on the day. They have a great non-stick coating, are easy to use, and produce excellent results.
It is really important to do a test run, to make sure you have the timings correct and that you have enough mixture in each tin.
I did a practice run with an 8" victoria sandwich for one of the layers. Each cake would consist of three layers of sponge with a jam and buttercream filling.
I used this recipe written by Rose Prince for a Victoria Sandwich which is very good, and scaled it up to an 8 egg recipe. It works exceptionally well using gluten free self raising flour and dairy free margarine, too.
For the buttercream, I simply combined 200g of butter with 200g of sifted icing sugar, beaten well until smooth. You can make an allergy-friendly version of this, or just stick to jam. To assemble the wedding cake, you simply sandwich the layers together, as above in the photo, and then you're ready to get icing!
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Woodrow wrote:Hey Bob.....I pulled out my crayons just for you!
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Lewis wrote:cobb disc golf club leadership.
crickey wrote:I really like the new lay out, thank you to who ever is in charge there!
Mike D wrote:crickey wrote:I really like the new lay out, thank you to who ever is in charge there!
Only problem is that they pulled all the "new" baskets so the only course to play right now is the "old" course with all the Barneys.
BP wrote:The NEW #2 - #8 had to be removed temporarily but Kevin McCoy is going to OP to rework a few things so we can get back up and running ASAP!
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coreyml wrote:while we are awaiting approval, i have a suggestion
new 10, the tee pad is in a ditch (which is a reoccurring theme @ OP) witch collects water keeping it muddy until july. What if we put the tee pad on the hill just behind the current tee? It adds about 30' but it wasnt muddy today while the regular tee pad sux for even standstill shots.
or concrete
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jdominy wrote:After playing disc golf for more than 13 years, having to take a years break from dislocating my kneecap playing, I've moved to Atlanta from NC and have started playing disc golf again, hitting up 5 courses in less than two weeks. Today, my wife and I hit up Oregon Park.
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Peter Jackson's 'The Hobbit' - December 14 2012
Here's the trailer for a much anticipated movie with great FX. "The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey" will be release on December 14.
Official website - http://www.thehobbit.com
Facebook - http://www.facebook.com/TheHobbitMovie
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Well guess what!
The Hobbit hits it big in its debut! A record weekend box office for December!
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Box Office Report: The Hobbit Scores Record $84.8M
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New Line and MGM's The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey kicked off the holiday season with an $84.8 million debut, the top three-day opening of all time for the month of December. The first in Peter Jackson's planned trilogy, The Hobbit opened to $138.2 million overseas for a worldwide total of $223 million.
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It's no wonder that Peter Jackson during the filming of his films always gains weight. A great movie is as come to the cinema. I also find it quite remarkable that Jackson is not only working with Blue Box. Many scenes in the movie were produced by complicated. Also I find it nice that all the costumes, weapons and even items were produced. Class music, lovingly crafted world, interesting characters and funny movie moments. This movie can only be good!
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Amazed by the hfr and content in the movie.
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In doubles action, Trotter and Stewart fell to the Furman duo of Bonnie Baird and Christin Thompson, 8-1. In the final round of doubles play Trotter and Stewart then fell to Rebecca Erikson and Briana Jain of James Madison after a hard fought battle, 9-7.
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What role does music play in our lives?
How does music affect our mood? How we think? How we work? What impact does music have on us as a race?
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Mar 25 2013: Jonathan, you might enjoy reading Musicophilia by Oliver Sachs. He is a well known neurologist who is perhaps best known for the book The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat. Musicophilia is his onlly book I haven't read. His work is consistently well written and fascinating for anyone intrigued by the brain..
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Mar 25 2013: Thank you! It looks like an awesome book and I look forward to reading it. :)
Apr 2 2013: Dear Mr Hawkins,
One of the wonderful Ted lectures ( to my shame I have misplaced my notes with the lecturer's name ) was given by a Professor of Science, in California. The unique magnifying electronic equipment in her laboratory revealed that the Hydrogen atom looks like a delicately coloured, vibrating chrysanthemum and has a one tone musical sound !!!!! In other words, one can conclude that we are all naturally musical beings, as is the world around us !!! I found this an exciting revelation
A fellow " Ted "fan.........Muriel Harris Salant aged 82.
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Mar 25 2013: It's the universal language. It's the only language where everyone talks simultaneously while communicating. And whether the powers that be support it or not people will still do it. It has the power to do a lot of things. It has healing qualities, alters mood unite people just to name a few. The idea behind string theory is that an elusive sized string is at the heart of all particles and the shape of the physical universe is dependant on its various vibrations.Apr 24 2013: It means everything to me because it has been my profession since I was a teenager. Before that I was taking clarinet, flute, piano and entered Peabody prep in Baltimore, Md. It is the purest form of medicine for our souls and a major peace creator for the human condition. My church showcases our band and it helps to lift everyone up every Sunday morning and carry us through the week as we walk the walk not just talk the talk. Nature created the first music and we just listened. Happy day music lovers!Apr 2 2013: Music makes me strong to live. I've lost my 16 year old boy last year, and we used to play together, so i figure out that music
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still connects us one another, even listening or playing without him. So, nowadays it is the most important thing to me.Apr 24 2013: Music has the ability to unlock parts of our mind that went missing in action long ago. In a single drum loop, or a beautifully crafted guitar riff, memories, smells, sounds down to the detail come flooding back not unlike Proust's Madeleine. "Music has power—especially for individuals with Alzheimer's disease and related dementias. And it can spark compelling outcomes even in the very late stages of the disease." (http://www.alzfdn.org/EducationandCare/musictherapy.html)
The connection that most of us have with music is one that evokes a feeling be it positive or negative. These sounds are deeply ingrained in us from an early age; it's soothing, comforting and familiar. Do you ever wonder why you have so much trouble remembering test material, but that song you heard a few times 15 years ago comes back like a landslide the second you hear the guitar or saxophone, every word, without missing a beat. Music is a part of who we are, its something we can leave behind and take pride in knowing it will be around for centuries to come. Finding a perfect soundtrack for a moment can leave you breathless, it can change your mood instantly, it connects people in a way no religion never has. Music is life.Apr 23 2013: Music is proved to raise dopamine levels in our body -that's the small (or big) chill you feel when you listen to your favourite songs. Also, music seems to affect water (positively or negatively depends on the music's complexity and harmony; the more harmonic, the better) and since our bodies are full of water, I guess music is amazing for us.
I believe that music is the greatest achievement of mankind. It's actually an effort to mimic the harmony of the cosmos around us, an effort to mimic the way molecules move in their waves with the waves of the sound of music. Music hides emotions, stories, thoughts, souls, secrets. I think it is amazing. And as a musician who I've met said, music is the best and healthiest way to get high.Apr 17 2013: Hi Jonathan, great conversation!
I think that music has the incredible power to affect our mood and the way we think, work or live.
Music, above all, is the way that humans found to demonstrate what happens inside their minds. When you hear a song, you can even feel what the musician was feeling when wrote the song.
Music is the fusion of language and melody, of voice and soul, of heart and mind.
For me, music is one of the most beautiful creations of human beings. Music is everything, to me :)Apr 17 2013: In movies, it can make the simplest scene the most artistic scene. For example, think that you are walking in the rain without any music and think that you are walking in the rain with requiem for a dream in a scene.Apr 13 2013: Music affects my mood, it allows me to escape.Mar 28 2013: I love music! I listen to music every chance I get. The kind of music I listen t at a particular time depends on what I am doing and my mood that moment. For instance, I am listening to old, slow songs from the 80's right now because I wanted something not over the top, that I could listen to while working (easy listening). I could listen to something else that well, instead of working, I'll spend my time engulfed in the songs. I guess you can say then that the music we listen to can affect our concentration and consequently, our productivity.
Again, music allows us to be part of a group (helps us connect as a race), while still giving us the chance to show our uniqueness as individuals (we might like the same song as the next person but when and where we choose to listen to it is our individual choice).
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Music is the acoustic code of our physiology.
The elements of the code are our heart beating, breathing, and vocal cords.
So, any person understands it without translation.
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Mar 26 2013: music helps our spirits soar higher.Mar 26 2013: Music is a great thing because it brings minds together. Specially live music has that magic power
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But even a "photo" of music like a CD or a record can take us there
as I see it we all know the way of music. We organize our lives to a clicktrack/ metronome with 60 BPM (the clock)
And we all improvise our lives. All music is organized & and at some point improvised....
I´ve spend 35 years in the service of music and its a fantastic sprituel & social tool
The fact that our bodys are full of rhythm is usefull and a subject for reflection
Its all about musicMar 25 2013: Music is a form of expression, a branch of art. It impacts our mood, depending on the rhythm and the pace and the genre. That is why it is part of all cultures and social gatherings. We also associate it with memories and experiences.
Sometimes it is the rhythm that moves us; sometimes it is the message that rides on the rhythm.
Life will be boring without music.Mar 25 2013: When I feel blue,I like listening piano or violin classical music to release myself.They do help me feeling comfort.Mar 25 2013: well, music can be relaxing, when you've been working a while it's nice to turn on some music, somehow you don't have to think when listening to it, you can take more of a relaxed sensual and emotional pleasure in it.


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text: History overview faculty program organizations after graduation For its majors, the history department offers a broad program of courses designed to discipline and develop the mind. When combined with appropriate courses in other fields, this program prepares history majors for careers in law, government service, management and administration, library science, education and journalism. A departmental honors program offers special opportunities for independent work to advanced students. One of the most common questions asked by students and parents alike is "what can one do with a history degree?" The answer to this question is not as simple as one would think. Most people see a B.A. in History as a path to a career in teaching, be it in primary or secondary schools or, in some cases, in a college or university. While these are common destinations for history majors (Le Moyne College History graduates can be found teaching in schools throughout Central New York and across the state), they are far from being the only ones. Like the other core disciplines in a liberal arts curriculum, the study of history prepares students to be good writers, critical thinkers, analysts of data, and knowledgeable global citizens. These are skills that are essential in today's world and make anyone a very marketable job candidate. The curriculum for History majors at Le Moyne College teaches all students research skills, the ability to analyze critically source material, communicate their findings both through in-class discussions and in the writing of research papers, and, unlike any other major at the college, gives students a global and historic perspective, a skill that has become increasingly important in our ever globalizing world. Additionally, the History major gives students thirty credits of free electives that allow students to pursue minors, additional foreign language study, or other courses of interest to help students to prepare themselves for life after graduation. So what career paths are available to History majors? Below see some profiles of our alumni, graduate and law schools to which our majors have been accepted, and careers open to history majors. Alumni Profiles Kathleen Grabowski Forbush '90 BA History, Integral Honors Degree When I arrived on the Le Moyne campus I was not sure what I wanted to study, but loved social studies in high school so declaring as a history major seemed like a good idea. History requires the student to master both the details (who, what, where, when, and how of a historical event) and at the same time the why and context shaped by all these individual elements. I have always found this traversing between the big picture and the detail so fascinating (I still do). I also appreciated that many of my professors would also require us to learn and understand elements of culture, art, and literature of the historical period and it made the history more interesting. Studying history also prepared me well for the professional life and graduate work I would later pursue. The requirement to read with a critical eye, research thoroughly, write coherently, and verbally articulate a point of view are skills I use and I can directly attribute my experiences as a history student at Le Moyne. I was also an integral honors student, and I was able to utilize the skills I honed during sophomore and junior year history classes in research and writing when it came to my senior honors project. When I graduated from Le Moyne, I took a position in sales for a large food company and within two years I decided to pursue a graduate business degree. I turned to one of my former professors for advice on school selection and a letter of recommendation. I completed an MBA from Syracuse University, and the time at Le Moyne served me well when it came time to research, write and voice opinions in class. It was pursuing my MBA that I became interested in the field of human resources and organizational development. Again, I think this interest has roots from my love and study of history. I became fascinated at the various factors and elements that make up an organization, again I liked both the details and how they contributed to the big picture of organizational life. While pursuing my MBA, I took an entry level job in Human Resources with the same food company and rose through the ranks. I would eventually begin to concentrate on the field of Organizational Development working for other companies in diverse industries such as healthcare, information technology, and academia. I was able to work in varied companies and organizations, while my field of expertise stayed the same. I discovered that many challenges in organizations are common, just like many experiences in history are common. It is the differences in how aspects of history play out that make things so interesting! Within the last few years, I completed a second master's degree in Organizational Development from Johns Hopkins University. Again, I pulled on those habits and practices learned at Le Moyne, particularly because this program was incredibly research and writing intensive. I was confident to be back in a classroom engaging with professors and students again. I think my time at Le Moyne instilled in me a love of constant learning. Recently, I started my own consulting business so I can balance my love of work with my family and other interests. I still read the occasional history book for fun, and love to help my son with his social studies homework, though I am sure he wishes I would not pull out my old history books for reference! My final thoughts are these, if you love history, study it! You can turn a history and a liberal arts degree into a successful career whether in education, law or business, or anything you can imagine and have not even imagined yet. The skills you will learn will last you a life-time and you will be glad you have those experiences. Amy Kostine '10 BA History I arrived at Le Moyne in 2008 as a transfer student, having previously earned an A.S. in Photography from Onondaga Community College. While earning my A.S., I learned both the technical craft of photography and its role in history. It was this lesson, along with learning how to digitally restore antique photographs, that began to blend my love of photography, history, and preservation. I certainly surprised some of my peers when I made the unforeseen decision to transition to a major in history, but we all have many varied interests, and sometimes those interests can meld together and send you on a path to an unexpected career. While earning my B.A. at Le Moyne, I continued studying the history of photography, but I also began to focus on another topic in which I was greatly interested: the Cherokee Trail of Tears. The importance of understanding historiography, contextualization, conducting original primary- source research, and writing effectively were strongly emphasized in every class. The student-centered professors in the history department helped me hone these skills, which prepared me for both my graduate coursework and my professional career. My senior year came too quickly, and I had to decide what career I wanted to pursue after I graduated. At the time, I had the incorrect notion that a degree in history only meant a career in teaching. Knowing full well that teaching was not the right fit for me, I asked my professors, "What other types of jobs can you get with a history degree?" It was then that my professors opened my eyes and introduced me to the field of Public History and its variety of careers in archives, museums, and historic preservation. After graduating, I followed in the footsteps of one of my Le Moyne history professors, Dr. Holly Rine, and chose to earn an M.A. in History with an emphasis in Public History and Historic Preservation at Middle Tennessee State University. Like my former professor, I was also awarded a coveted Graduate Research Assistantship with the Center for Historic Preservation (CHP) at the university. In both my coursework and my work at the CHP, I consistently drew upon my skills in research and writing that I had learned at Le Moyne. As a Graduate Research Assistant, I worked on educator materials, National Register nominations, heritage development plans, tourism brochures, and museum exhibits. Many of the topics that I studied at Le Moyne, including Farm Security Administration photography and the Trail of Tears, became the focus of a number of my projects at the CHP. I now work full-time as the Trail of Tears Project Coordinator/Historian at the CHP and oversee a number of partnership projects with the National Park Service's National Trails Intermountain Region that are aimed at the preservation and interpretation of the Trail of Tears National Historic Trail. Those projects have ranged from a nine-state survey to document all historic buildings associated with the Trail, to a Tennessee Trail of Tears brochure, to kiosk and wayside exhibits for David Crockett State Park in Lawrenceburg, TN. Whether I am in the office or out in the field, the imprint of my Le Moyne professors remains evident in my work. Had it not been for their support and guidance both inside and outside of the classroom, I can certainly say that I would not be where I am today. I'll end with this: If you love history but feel that teaching is not for you, then continue doing what you love and remember that there are many other careers for historians that are sure to fit your interests. Historians in Museums, Archives and Historic Preservation - For many people their interest with history developed from childhood trips to museums or historic sites. The development of these exhibits and sites is largely done by individuals trained as historians. Additionally, for-profit businesses and public sector agencies require historians to collect, assemble, and preserve archival documents for reference and research. Thus employment at places as diverse as the National Park Service, Ford Motor Company, and the New York State Archives require trained historians. - Le Moyne College offers an excellent internship opportunity for History majors interested in historic preservation and archival work at the Le Moyne College Archives housed in the Noreen Falcone Library on campus. Historians in Government and Politics - What do Presidents Teddy Roosevelt, Woodrow Wilson, Franklin Roosevelt, George W. Bush, Justices Antonin Scalia and Elena Kagan, Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich, W.E.B. DuBois have in common? They all were History majors in college. - The study of History in college opens many doors for individuals interested in careers in government service or politics, be it local, state, or federal. Some opportunities include work for the U.S. State Department, FBI, CIA, and as a Congressional staffer. Historians in the Business World - Would it surprise you that numerous CEOs at Fortune 500 companies were history majors in college? Among these companies are IBM, Hewlett-Packard, Sony, Morgan Stanley, and Omnimedia. - The skills that many businesses seek in their employees such as the ability to research and evaluate data, to communicate their findings in both writing and orally, to possess a global mindset, and to understand the big picture are all required of History majors. Historians in Publishing - Writing skills stressed in our History curriculum can help graduates land jobs in the publishing field as editors and writers for both scholarly journals and documentary projects. Historians Helping Others - Another option for History majors is spend one to two years providing much needed services to others through the Peace Corps, Teach for America, and the Jesuit Volunteer Corps, among others. Participation in these programs provides the participants with much needed experience and skills that usually result in numerous job and graduate school opportunities. 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Welcome to the sport of disc golf.Which ever discs you choose,don't forget to ink your name,cell/home # with the hopes of a returned call when you lose your disc(s).It will happen eventually.Chosse if possible light colored discs for an easy find in the leaves,brush,etc.Discs mentioned here are good choices,try to purchase a starter 3 pack.
#1: Enjoy the game,friendship you'll encounter along the way.
#2: When frustrated,refer back to rule #1.
See ya on the fairway,hit chains.
Learn to throw a putter or stable to understable Mid.
Mako, Comet, Fuse
Aviar, Magic, Magnet
There are a bunch to choose from, find what feels good and fits in the realm of a mid and putter. Spend time throwing in a field and read and post here. Also, discgolfreview.com has great articles and another forum for extra nerdy info.
I agree. Inking is important. When I first started, I feel in love with my "Nuke", and of course I inked the important information upon it. Then one day I lost it deep in the bush of the Debary Course. I mourned and moved on with another "Nuke" in a better Plastic.
Long Story short. I got a call from Bob at the Barnett Course stating that my disk was found and if I wanted to come pick it up. I laughed, cause where it was found was about an hour drive from where I lost it and it was seven months after I lost it. Ya ya I know. Someone found it in Debary after I lost it, kept it, used it, and lost it in another course where someone else who has proper ediquete turned it in.
My hopes for you is that you enjoy the game and that if you ever lose a disc, that the person who finds it will be kind enough to return it.
Get yourself a Teebird, Buzzz, and a putter. Learn to throw the Buzzz where you want it. Everything after that is gravy!
I started my son out a few months ago with a Teebird, OLS, XL, Buzzz, Comet, and some SS Wizards. He can now throw the Teebird and XL right at 320' and the Buzz and Comet around 275'.
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I don't know what the big deal is. Espn is reporting that there was a huge group of people involved in KC's interview team that went to KC. Him being there first doesn't mean he was running the interview or even doing anything more than sitting there listening and taking notes.
I have interviewed people for jobs with others present who were not going to have one iota of influence in the hiring decision. There were many reasons he could have been there.
If you thought that Clark had cut ties 100% with Pioli, then I'm sorry, but he is still in the role of GM. I think he has been stripped of much of his power (hence the lack of any word about negotiations with Albert or any of our other FAs). The deal will probably be Pioli can stay to help handle contract negotiations, but the decision of which players we go after would remain with the coach. If the coach doesn't want that responsibility, then they would cut Pioli and get a new GM.
How do we know that Reid isn't interviewing Pioli?
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But a 9 hour interview is substantial kinda reminds me of when Eric Winston came to town and whose services were wanted by several other teams and he never made it. Wouldn't be the worst descision we have made. It's high profile guy has had success he's an offensive guru. I am not gonna be mad if it happens.
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Has anyone got a report on the new LCJO recording of A Love Supreme?
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Calling Rocky james.. bro I reckon you must be one of the first to get one..a man seemingly in the know like you!!
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I'm listening to it as I write this. As a LCJO/Marsalis recording alone I think it is great, but as a version of "Love Supreme" I have a few issues with it. It sounds REALLY conventional given how progressive the source material was/is. I like when Wynton addresses older material, such as on the Jelly Roll Morton album, and infuses it with a post-bop harmonic/improvisational aesthetic. Here, it sounds like he's gone for the opposite approach—trying to marry modal '60s Coltrane with more traditional Ellington-style arranging. The result sounds more Kenton-esque than anything else. Don't get me wrong though, for fans of Wynton it is a superb listen, but not as forward thinking as I would have hoped.
Actually, I haven't heard the LCJO version of "A Love Supreme". I guess I've subconsciously resisted listening to newer versions, including Branford's new quartet version, because the original is so dear to me. I'll probably get around to it, but you know how it is..so much music, so little time( and money!).
I heard the clips.
It's gorgeous.
A Love Supreme was a seminal moment in the creation of jazz and improvised music. I really love it, and I just don't feel the need to go out and buy either of these "re-examinations" of it. Theres alot more music on my list of CD's way ahead of these, so don't think I'll be getting to these anytime soon. Also, I heard Wynton's orchestral thing on Ornette's music, and I think he really missed the boat. He did much better a few weeks later, playing Ornette's music with a small group with Roswell Rudd.
Rocky James wrote, "He did much better a few weeks later, playing Ornette's music with a small group with Roswell Rudd"
REALLY?!!!! When was that? That sounds incredible. I had no idea he did that. Any recording available?
Yeah! I think I posted something about this event way back in June. Merkin Hall had a jazz series, and Phil Schaap produced this evening based on the theory that Ornette's music could be played in a New Orleans second line thing. The first half of the concert featured Roswell Rudd on Trombone, Scott Robinson mainly on clarinet and some C-melody sax, Herlin Riley, and Ornette's current bass player, Greg Cohen. Then in the second half, Wynton came out and joined the group. He and GregCohen played a duet on Ornette's "Sadness" that was quite exquiste.
Ben Ratliff of the NY Times reviewed the concert, and was not as enthusiastic about it as I, but I never thought much of his criticism anyway. Trust me, this concert was great.
Also to Frankie; no offense, but I think comparing one's feelings for one's own children to a work of art is somewhat facile.
I just read a review of the LCJO Ornette concert—critic didn't like it that much either.
You'd think Wynton would get a bit more adventurous with this kind of material. It's almost like he wants to reinterpret avant-garde jazz in a mainstream setting—kind of reintroduce it in a more palatable way to his core audience.
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give the guy a break he's not been facile, just making a comparison. anyway I think it's sincere. don't be hard on the cat man. Hey Frank, i hear what your saying. I don't think it's a good metaphor but you tried. Cool.
I wasn't trying to be snied when I said the comparison was "facile", but it in fact just a little too pat . Fidelity to offspring and fidelity to a favorite recording…you know what I mean..I got Frankie's point otherwise, and I wasn't trying to bash him.
I didn't take offense really. I thought that Charlie Hadens use of metaphor was innappropriate when he likened what he and his asscociate were doing musically to being front line soldiers in combat ( Ken Burns Doc) However, I think my view was tainted by the fact that I'm used to hearing some really pretentious, self adulating, condescending musicians who reaaly elevate themselves above 'people'. Now don't get me wrong, in no way am i putting charlie in there, he's hip, no doubt, and a bright guy too
All i'm saying is that unlike Wynton, Pops, Trane and others, some f**k ups seem to be motivated by just the spotlight or there own crnies sucking up to them, even tough they masquerade behind some pseudo socio-ploitico (polemico!)-mystical-"cultural" semi-digested, mis or ill informed, pepetuating semi truth, one dimensional realit tunnel- professions of concern and comittment to the betterment of humanity, when really they don't give a hoot about the next man, only about looking good or clever to their peeers, getting a flash car, or winning some bullshit award, awarded to them by some other bullshiter ...
hey that's how it is. sorry for my metaphor man-i'd had a few Wrey and nephews at the time.
Has anyone else listened to the version of "A Love Supreme" that Wynton did with a small group? It was posted as a streaming live concert on the LCJO site last year. I just curious, I thought it was very interesting to hear a trumpeter attempt it. It didn't get much attention at that time.
Where did yall get the recording of A Love Supreme by LCJO?
I just heard "Pursuance" I think, on WRTI, 90.10 FM in Philadelphia and it was SMO KING; I couldn't believe the brilliance of the arrangement and the dexterity involved, not taking away from the music. I am sure they are going to play this album again .May be you could catch it on their website: http://www.wrti.org.
Wynton also played "A Love Supreme" on a tribute cd with Elvin Jones.
The album is entitled:
Elvin Jones Special Quartet - Tribute to John Coltrane "A love Supreme"
Special guest artist: Wynton Marsalis
Live at "Pit Inn" Tokyo, Japan
It features Elvin Jones (drums), Wynton Marsalis (trumpet), Marcus Roberts (piano) and Reginald Veal (bass).
The album was recorded live on December 3rd and 4th, 1992
Track listing:
1) A love Supreme
2) Dear Lord
3) Happy Birthday for Yuka
4) Blues to Veen
Maybe THAT is what I heard on the LCJO streaming radio a while back.


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The Los Angeles dining scene has evolved quite a bit since the city's official founding in 1781 and subsequent chuck wagon days. And although you're sure to find some retro meals among LA's 8,400-plus restaurants (according to TripAdvisor), you'll also discover contemporary cuisine, up-and-coming chefs and global influences.
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October 8, 2005 Texas Longhorns-Oklahoma Sooners matchup in Dallas, when
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Jacksonville JaguarsBR>This panorama of the Jacksonville Jaguars playing at EverBank Field (formerly Jacksonville Municipal Stadium) was photographed by Nathan Haler. In November 1993, the Jacksonville Jaguars became the 30th franchise of the National Football League. With four playoff appearances in their first five seasons, they are one of the most successful expansion teams in league history. The Jaguars advanced to the AFC Championship game their second year in the league and, in their fourth season, they compiled a 14-2 record, the best in the NFL, and hosted the AFC Championship game. The team has played all of its home games at EverBank Field, located near St. Johns River.
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East Tennessee State Powers Past Western Carolina, 16-10
Sunday, May 12, 2002Johnson City, Tenn. (May 12, 2002) - East Tennessee State put on a power show for Mother's Day, launching three home runs, including a grand slam by Tim Turner (Marietta, Ga.) as the Buccaneers overpowered Western Carolina 16-10 in Southern Conference baseball action at Cardinal Park this afternoon. At first it looked as if it would be a long afternoon for the Bucs, as Western Carolina scored five times in the first, all with two out. ETSU starter Donnie Sharp (Oak Ridge, Tenn.) retired the first two hitters he faced before Ryan Schade beat out an infield hit that got things going. The next four Catamounts got base hits, including a two-run double from Todd Buchanan, as WCU built a 4-0 lead. The Catamounts then took advantage of an ETSU error to pick up another run to make it 5-0. Matt Traylor (Knoxville, Tenn.) led off the bottom of the inning with his fourth home run of the season to get one back. The Bucs then loaded the bases in the second on an error, a fielder's choice and a hit batter to set the stage for Turner, who's fly ball to right just cleared the wall for ETSU's first slam of the season. Western Carolina took a 6-5 lead with a run in the third and then added to it with three more scores in the fourth. The Cats got runners on second and third with one out when Donovan Minero singled home the first run of the inning. Josh Kite (Greenville, Tenn.) then came on to pitch for ETSU and allowed a bases loaded single to Clint Ramsey that scored two runs to give WCU a 9-5 lead. ETSU got one back in the bottom of the inning on Jeremy Terry's (Cumberland, Ky.) RBI single before taking the lead for good with five runs in the fifth. The Bucs loaded the bases with one out for Justin Clear (Lafollette, Tenn.) who brought home the first run on a fielder's choice ball to short. Turner knocked in another run before the Bucs again loaded the bases. Terry then drew a walk to force home one run and Brandon Cross (Bluff City, Tenn.) followed with a single to left that scored two more to make it 11-9 in favor of ETSU. Kirk Keithley (Peoria, Ill.) led off the sixth with a home run to make it 12-9 before Western came back with a run in the seventh on a Brian Sigman ground out to cut the ETSU lead back to two runs. ETSU put the game out of reach with a four-run eighth. The Bucs again loaded the bases with one out on a single, an error and an intentional walk. Clear came up with another RBI, this time squeezing home Bryan Crouse (Kingston, Tenn.). Keithley came home on a wild pitch by WCU's Joe Camac before Terry brought home the final two runs with a single to left. Kite earned the win for ETSU, throwing 1.2 innings in relief of Sharp, allowing just one hit and striking out three. Mike Bauer (Kingsport, Tenn.) and Jackson Simerly (Bluff City, Tenn.) mopped up with two innings of work each, with Simerly going the final two to earn his second save. Rob Hoover, WCU's second pitcher of the afternoon, took the loss, allowing three runs and five hits in his inning of work. Turner went 3-for-4 with five RBIs and four runs to lead the 15-hit ETSU attack. Terry and Traylor each went 3-for-5, with Terry driving home four and Traylor scoring a pair. Western was led by Ramsey who had a 3-for-5 day with four RBIs. Buchanon was 3-for-3 with a pair of RBIs and three runs scored as Western put up 15 hits on the board. Both teams stranded nine runners. East Tennessee State will play its final non-conference games of the season with a doubleheader at Morehead State on Tuesday, May 14, with the games slated to begin at 3:00 p.m.


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One of the premier events for car aficionados, the Palm Beach [Fla.] Cavallino Classic, takes place January 22 to 27 at the Breakers Hotel in that city. Ferrari owners will find much to see and do, including a track meet; a touring rally with vintage and classic Ferraris; and-the high point of the show-the Concorso d'Eleganza, which will feature more than 100 classic cars.
December 1, 2007
We had just sat down in cozy alpine hut No. 6 on the snowy, remote slopes of Lech, Austria, when our private ski instructor, Max Weissengruber, ordered a round of peach schnapps-which he insisted was de rigueur at 11 a.m. "Life is not only about maximum profit," he said with his signature Austrian dogmatism. "It's about quality."
October 1, 2007
NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Cape Canaveral, Fla., will host a celebration of 50 years of space exploration, November 1 to 4. The World Space Expo uses space exploration as the springboard to showcase aeronautics, space operations, future electronics and earth and life sciences.
October 1, 2007
"I've never had a day when we didn't catch lots of fish," said Brad Frankhouser, one of 20 fly-fishing guides at Spring Ridge Club in rural Spruce Creek, Pa. "Some days are tougher than others, but if people do what I suggest, they're going to have a great day."
August 1, 2007
The National Business Aviation Association's Annual Meeting and Convention returns to Atlanta this year, for the first time since 1999. The event will be held at the Georgia World Congress Center from September 25 through 27.
August 1, 2007
Summer days can be quite warm in northern California's inland valleys, even those that lie fairly near the coast. By evening, though, the warm, moist air is cooled by the bitterly cold Pacific Ocean, resulting in a thick bank of offshore fog.
June 1, 2007
Basketball fans should circle July 15 on their calendars. That's when the WNBA All-Star game returns to the nation's capital. The game, the eighth in the league's 11-year history, pits some of the best and most popular players of the Eastern Conference against those in the Western Conference.
June 1, 2007
Thanks at least partly to Asia's explosive economic growth, its once-mysterious lands are now jet-close and high-rise-familiar. That's good news if you want to do business there, but it makes your search a bit tougher if you're in the market for an exotic getaway.
April 1, 2007
From June 11 to 17, the Oakmont [Pa.] Country Club will host the U.S. Open, one of golf's premier events, for the eighth time.
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In what can certainly be read as thinly veiled criticism of his previous employers, Lewis Hamilton claimed Merc "focuses" more on their drivers...
In what can certainly be read as thinly veiled criticism of his previous employers, Lewis Hamilton claimed Mercedes "focuses" more on their drivers.
Hamilton swapped McLaren for Mercedes at the end of last season and he has made no secret of the fact that he was not always impressed with the amount of sponsors' events that drivers were forced to attend at Woking.
Although he concedes that he still has to pay the bills by keeping their financial backers happy, he feels those at Brackley are looking after the drivers better.
Asked about the difference between the two teams, he replied: "We still have sponsors, sponsors' appearances and filming days. There is not a huge difference.
But he then continued: "The focus is on the driver, the driver's performance, the driver being ready for the job at hand. That's one thing I'm noticing is a little bit better here."
The Telegraph adds that the 28-year-old believes he has already improved on and off the track.
"It's not that I have more freedom, just that I have a little bit more time in my life. I'm devoted to helping this team move forward," he said.
"It's a new environment and I'm absolutely loving it. The team are making a huge effort at communicating with me and making sure we are up to speed ahead of the first race in Australia. Plus, I'm developing as a person, as a driver. There are always areas for improvement. I have so many things I still need to learn."


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Join Miss Harriet for a fun and not too scary Halloween reading class. You may come in costume if you wish.
For our first meeting of this new club, you will build your own abstract art sculpture. Let your creativity shine! Future classes will feature projects from different countries.
Meet Lorraine Caruso, professor of Biology, in the theater and then head down to the Rockaway River. Please wear a bathing suit and water shoes - no flip flops. Bring a net and bucket for catching & observing crayfish. All participants need to sign a release; see Mr. Bryce for one. Many chaperones needed - we prefer a 2/1 child/adult ratio. Children under 8 must be accompanied by their parent or guardian.
Join guest artist Marilyn Goonan as she guides you, step-by-step, how to draw characters from the new movie, BRAVE.
Using a variety of materials, you'll create your own 10 in a Bed craft.
Make yourself comfortable! You may come in your pajamas, bring a pillow and your favorite blankie, listen to some cozy bedtime books, and then make a craft.
Make your own dream journal from start to finish.
Sloths move so slowly, it looks like they could be sleeping. When visiting the library today, you can make your own sleepy sloth craft.
The aliens are coming! Hear some fun alien stories and then make a puppet craft.
Join us at Riverview School for a variety of Star Wars activities. Registration only- no walk ins. You never know what surprises await you in "a galaxy far, far away".
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The 2011 SC Doubles Championship registration is now open.
It's a two day B tier tournament. It will be in Walhalla and Seneca, SC on September 17th and 18th. Each player will get a choice of one of three discs from Innova and one of three discs from Discraft. There is a limited number of each kind of disc and it is first come first serve.
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Do you love the true storytelling style of This American Life and live groups like The Moth and Cincinnati's True Theater? Head down to Below Zero Lounge tonight for Teilen (German for "to share"), a local storytelling night. In honor of Leap Day, tonight's theme will be "leaping out." Enjoy a variety of true stories told without notes, and feel free to share your own five-minute anecdote. Storytelling is one of the oldest human traditions and it's still a great way to connect with others. Doors open at 6 p.m.; the free event starts at 7. Find details here.
Sexy Time Live Band Karaoke continues its weekly mission to make us all feel like Rock Stars. Become a frontman (or woman!), if only for three minutes. Karaoke kicks off at 9 p.m. in Northside Tavern's back room. Check out the group's Facebook page for details and an extensive song selection (start rehearsing now!).
Find more To Do suggestions, like theater productions and art shows, here. Check out Mike Breen's blog for tonight's live music happenings.
CANstruction kicked off today, with teams building artistic creations made entirely out of canned goods. Stop by the Weston Gallery to see their progress and drop off canned goods of your own. All donations, and all cans used to build the artwork, will go to the Freestore Foodbank.
Every Tuesday is Writer's Night at MOTR Pub. Songwriters, poets, spoken word artists — anyone with original work is welcome to share. Sign ups open at 8:30 p.m. and $40 goes to a special winner each week. Lucas of The Dukes Are Dead hosts. Enjoy a beer, a BLT and great company.
Check out our To Do page for tons of recommended art shows open today.
The Contemporary Arts Center is one of those few arts organizations open on Mondays (instead, Tuesday is their day off) Admission is always free after 5 on Mondays, but until Saturday, all admission is pay-what-you-can while the upcoming exhibits are installed. This is an interesting opportunity to watch as new works are brought in, play like a kid in the UnMuseum and shop in the always-fabulous gift shop. Saturday's opening party for the new exhibits will be quite a Spectacle, so look for details in this week's upcoming issue. Find ours and directions to the CAC here.
Check out Mike Breen's daily blog for tonight's live music lineup. And mark your calendars: Thursday is our annual Swizzle Soiree. Join us at PLAY for a celebration in conjunction with the release of our bar guide (on stands Wednesday). Cheers!
20th Century Cincinnati is a vintage-modern (is that an oxymoron?) collector's dream. The 18th annual event brings 60 furniture and decor dealers to the Sharonville Convention Center with all kinds of goodies from the 1920s-1980s. Tickets are just $7 for the weekend, with the sale open 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. Find details here.
Do you think there's ever been a February Final Friday as mild as this one? Surely not. Hop around the galleries, restaurants and bars in Over-the-Rhine and make the most of this odd weather!
In quirkier event news, did you know there's a monthly meet-up of the Skeptical Society of Cincinnati where the group introduces a professional scientist to the public? Cincy Science Cafe is a casual gathering (usually at a bar) where the community can learn about interesting discoveries being made by area scientists. Tonight the crew meets at Glendale's Cock & Bull at 6 p.m. Go here for details.
Wednesdays are extra sexy at Northside Tavern — Sexy Time Live Band Karaoke takes over the back room this night each week. For those unfamiliar, STLBK is just how it sounds — the ultimate karaoke experience. You provide the vocals (and preferably hot dance moves) while a live band accompanies you. Be a Rock Star for, like, four minutes! Check out the group on Facebook. SexyTime for details and the song list. STLBK kicks off at 9 p.m.
As always, there are plenty of live shows, theater productions and ongoing art exhibits to check out tonight. See our music blog and full To Do list for more.
NST's back room will transform into a runway where you'll watch some local hottie patotties strut their stuff with hair designs by Northside Chop Shop. Kenneth Wright will DJ the show and ongoing dance party.
Spot someone with the best moves you've ever seen? Send them a message via the valentine post office, and pose for pictures in a fabulous Flashbox photo booth. It all starts at 9 p.m., with the fashion show at 10 p.m.
Get a peek at Chicken's fashion in Bad Veins' new video for "Dancing on TV." Some of the ensembles in the Soul Train-esque shots were provided by the boutique!
Hold on to your knickers, girls! This weekend is full of excellent music, arts, theater and shopping events. Here we go:
Ides of March premiers tonight (FINALLY). Check it out and see how many Cincinnati landmarks you can spot. Or just look at Ryan Gosling. Read our interview with an actor who is not Gosling or Clooney here, and check out our review.
Clifton Heights Music Festival is back for its fifth installment! Bands of all genres take over six Clifton-area bars (in walking distance of one another) tonight and Saturday. The ever-growing fest continues to be one of the most affordable - $8 gets you in all venues for one night, $12 for both nights. Go here for the full lineup and venue details.
Rapper Machine Gun Kelly plays Madison Theater tonight. My little sister wants to marry him. Important facts here.


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4 cups
confectioners' sugar
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5 tablespoons
1 teaspoon
vanilla extract
food coloring
This is definitely up there in terms of frosting for cookies-- frankly, its the only stuff I use--I've made this 3 or 4 times now. I make this with the recipe on this site: "The Best Rolled Sugar Cookies" and it is just fantastic! If you aren't a big fan of sweet stuff, however, I would suggest halving this recipe-- this really makes way more than necessary for that recipe. If you are a big fan of sweet stuff, however-- glop it on! I seriously suggest putting in the shortening, then slowly adding the powdered sugar about half a cup at a time. Once it starts clumping up, add the milk/ etc, then add more sugar if you want to make it a bit thicker. I've found that if it gets too clumpy, it won't dissolve the clumps, and you have to smooth it out with a spatula, which takes forever.
Some of the other reviews said this recipe dries hard. Mine didn't. One batch of ruined bake sale cookies later I have to start with a new recipe. If you are going to go ahead and use this recipe I would suggest less shortening and also substituting butter.
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Sugar cookie icing is really a matter of personal taste, so I can understand this not agreeing with everyone. However, I though this was the BEST SUGAR COOKIE ICING I'VE EVER MADE! I've tried the confectionary sugar recipes a dozen different ways and they always come out sickly sweet. Just keep it a scant measure of the shortening, and whip it up real well and this icing is fantastic. Not only that, but it held up well enough that I could pack these up and pass them out. Everyone who tried my cookies loved this icing.
Delicious!! I used this icing on the Easy Sugar Cookies and it was a huge hit with everyone. I used unsalted butter instead of shortening though, it gives a much better flavor to the icing. The one time I used shortening the icing dried fairly quickly and I was able to put all the cookies in layers (with tinfoil in between) within 15 minutes of icing them. If you want to add sprinkles or anything to the top of the icing be sure to do that right away or they won't stick! If you use butter, the cookies will stick together if you stack them but there's no trans fats!
Halved the recipe and used butter instead of shortening. Great and easy. My daughter had a blast adding food coloring and decoring cookies. Using this for this season's batch of holiday cookies. Thanks Kathy.
GREAT frosting for sugar cookies or christmas cookies. Sets well so you can put the cookies in a tin or bag! Loved it! A+
This was a good cookie frosting, but not exactly what I was looking for. My husband said it was too sweet, but the kids and I loved the sweetness. However, I was on the hunt for more of a glaze/icing that would be stackable. The frosting was thick and was more like a frosting for a cake. It was yummy though and easy to handle.
I liked this recipe because I often use royal icing. The cream of tartar gives it that twinge and its not very good with a sugar cookie. So this was a better choice. I also added some Wilton's white white. It makes it perfectly white. If you add a little glycerine it comes out glossy ;) thanks!
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
Sugar Cookie Frosting
Serving Size: 1/48 of a recipe
Servings Per Recipe: 48
Amount Per Serving
Calories: 59
Calories from Fat: 20
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