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This is a great place for a night out. Though as far away from traditional Mongolian food as you can physically get – plenty of dumplings and nomadic stews are the order of the day in downtown Dalanzadgad food fans – this kitsch Merchant City outpost couldn't give a Bactrian camel's ass. Set up as a series of self-service barbecuing stations, guests can create their own dishes from an exotic list of wild boar, venison, springbok, kangaroo, zebra and ostrich. You won't find many zebras in Ulan Bator, that's for sure, but it doesn't prevent the place from getting packed out with weekend groups and slurring hen parties. I can imagine Homer Simpson passing out at the buffet every Saturday.
The playful menu includes kangaroo haggis, Thai fish cakes and minced wild boar, but this is just a side show to the main event. Without a shadow of a doubt, people come here for the fixed price eat-as-much-as-you-can buffet barbecue. Choose your ingredients from the rice, noodles, vegetables, exotic meats and seafood, add a combination of sauces, oils, herbs and spices, and watch as the chef's cook it up in front of your eyes on open hotplates. Menu suggestions on the place mats are great for kids, those seeking inspiration or just for the culinary challenged like me.
As one of the few restaurants in the country to sell exotic meats, it's definitely worth getting tucked into the springbok, wild boar and zebra – even if it may not be particularly politically correct.
I love the mural of Mongolian warriors and the restaurant's attempt to replicate The Great Wall of China. At the weekends, it can get quite raucous with group bookings.
A bit haphazard, but with so much going on its easy to watch the hot plate chef's cook up a storm.
In the heart of the Merchant City.
With a fixed price menu for a full feast – £20.95 from Sunday to Friday and £22.95 on Saturday – its great value – but only if you're going to eat enough to feed a hungry Aberdonian. Khublai Khan also offers a generous pre-theatre menu for £13.95 (three courses).
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Just a short post to note that we've now shipped Mojarra 2.0.1. This version fixes a very serious bug when running on Tomcat. You can pick up the files from the usual places, see the release notes for more information. If you're using GlassFish, and already running 2.0.0 (you leading edge adopter!), there's probably no reason to upgrade - though the new v3 (b69) has the updated jar, and it will...
on Oct 23, 2009
After years of effort, I'm delighted to echo Ryan Lubke's announcement that Mojarra 2.0 is final! Please check Ryan's blog for all the details. You can download it directly from the project website, or just use maven to get the latest stuff.,.
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Today we're going to talk about two features of JSF 2.0's f:ajax tag: the event attribute and the listener attribute. The use of both of these is really, really simple - so I'll just briefly cover the basics, and then launch directly into the sample code. The "event" attribute of the ajax tag indicates which event to use to trigger the ajax request. There are any number of possible events...
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A nice feature of Facelets is the ui:repeat tag, which iterates over a supplied list of values to do a full list on your page. One problem: it'll add an index to the generated id's, which can make using it with Ajax a bit of a drag. But if you're just using the f:ajax tag, that index is detected automatically, making ajaxifying the tag relatively easy. Here's a quick example: Say you want to...
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A recent user question, which has been repeated enough times to warrant a blog posting. In short: Why am I losing focus when I use the <f:ajax> tag? Let's imagine you have a form, with two input fields and two output fields: <pre> 1 <h:form> 2 <f:ajax event="blur" render="@form"> 3...
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If you're not developing JSF with third party component libraries, you're really missing out on the best part of JSF. But there's lots of Ajax widgets out there, which contain all kinds of useful functionality. Wouldn't it be useful to use those within your JSF pages? The Yahoo UI library is pretty nifty stuff, and the Calendar widget is useful, pretty, and powerful. Let's wire it into a JSF...
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About a year ago, I gave a talk at JavaOne (and blogged about) writing a Comet powered TicTacToe (naughts and crosses to you Anglophones) game using the Grizzly Comet APIs. In preparation for writing a Comet app with JSF 2, I thought I'd revisit that application and update it to use the newest Atmosphere APIs. Atmosphere is a multiplatform Comet framework that allows you to write once, run...
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Since I mentioned the other two parts of his article, it's worth pointing out the third. Go check it out, lots of great information on JSF2.
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I'd wanted to blog some time ago about including scripts in your JSF ajax requests, but Hazem Saleh beat me to it. Hazem is the creator of the nifty Google Maps component for JSF, gmaps4jsf. So, go and follow the link, but I'll just add three short comments to Hazem's blog: In many popular ajax solutions for JSF, <script> tags were simply interpreted in place. This is not, for whatever...
on Jul 18, 2009
The Mojarra team are proud to announce the release of our Beta 2 version of Mojarra 2.0, implementing the PFD version of the JavaServer Faces 2.0 spec. You can find it on our downloads page, as well as in the GlassFish Update Center. And as always, be sure to check the release notes for more information. We're targeting the FCS release of JSF 2 to coincide with Java EE 6, so expect that to...
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Today, I'd like to take a look at two different ways to create a poll component. Poll components are a way to periodically update a page with new information. We'll take a look at examples of these in a second, but first, a caveat: I've assumed throughout my blogs on Ajax components in JSF that you have at least a passing familiarity with JavaScript. This post assumes a bit more knowledge of...
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Just a quick note that we've now added automatic compression of the jsf.js file served by JSF 2. The file size of jsf.js, 71k uncompressed, comes to about 16k compressed (there are a lot of comments in there). There is no user action required to make this happen: If the Project stage is Development, the file is served uncompressed (for ease in debugging with something like Firebug), but if...
on Jul 3, 2009
Not too long ago, I heard someone complain that the JSF tutorial wasn't ready yet. Now, that's not surprising - the tutorial writing process (for that matter, the book writing process) doesn't actually start until the spec is more or less final, and the implementation is at least Beta (meaning feature complete). But that raises the question: Suppose you're eager to get started. How do you...
on Jun 17, 2009
David Geary has released the second of his three part series on JSF 2. You can find it here. He covers templating and composite components, and as usual, does a very readable and thorough job - check it out.
on Jun 2, 2009
Continuing our look at the improvements of the new JSF spec - see previous blogs here and here. While JSPs are widely used and understood, their use in JSF has always been controversial. But love it or hate it, it's always been true that JSPs never quite fit in with JSF, and there were always some rough edges around where the two technologies fit together. All that's changed with JSF 2, since...
on May 29, 2009
Continuing our look at JSF (see previous blog here), one of the biggest complaints about JSF is the Lifecycle. And it's not hard to understand why - here you are, just about to write a Hello World application, and the folks who wrote the documentation hit you with something that looks like this: Wow. Looks complicated. But really, for many tasks, you don't need to know most of this, and that'...
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One of the most persistent annoyances in working on JSF is the pervasiveness of old information, usually from years ago, and often now inaccurate. Google ranks the JSF 1.1 tutorial over the JSF 1.2 tutorial... One Tweet I recently read referred to a Joe Ottinger blog from 2007 - over 2 years ago. Yet it was referenced as new information. Still another blog I recently read contained...
on May 27, 2009
It's been a long time, but I've revisited the Switchlist component I blogged about here here and here. Read through those old entries to see where we are with things. I will assume you're already familiar with the content of those entries, we've got a lot to cover as it is. Today, we're going to completely rework this code, to illustrate some best practices. We'll make the component use Ajax...
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There's a known issue with installing Active Directory Migration Tool (ADMT) v3.1 onto a Windows Server 2008 R2 computers that I want to bring to everyone's attention. At this time it has been acknowledged that version 3.1 (which does require Windows Server 2008) returns the following error when attempting to install it onto R2:
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A Univeristy creates their Active Directory way back in the early days of AD and uses a dedicated forest root design (see http://craigchamberlain.com/library/microsoft/dedicated-forest-root.pdf) to create it. In future years it upgrades to Windows 2003 and keeps the same design.
It now has four domain controllers for 2 domains:
rd.contoso.com is the 'root' domain and contains the Enterprise Admins and Schema Admins groups, but no other standard objects such as users or computers.
campus.contoso.com is the main domain that is used for managing all users and computers in the university.
After reviewing the situation the IT team realise that they no longer require the additional security that this design offers and feel that in the current climate they can reduce the number of servers it is required to maintain!
After some research it appears that ADMT may allow them to push all objects from campus.contoso.com to rd.contoso.com, but this would require massive upheaval for the IT community and would require a further step if once the campus.contoso.com was deleted the rd.contoso.com domain was to be renamed.
What the IT team would like to do is use the ADMT to move the 'forest control' from rd.contoso.com to campus.contoso.com and then delete the rd.contoso.com domain, freeing up 2 servers and with minimal impact on the IT community.
There is no other way to do this....is there?
I think the ADMT is ready to be expanded for Enterprise-scale. Many other MSFT tools and products have evolved to scale (Windows itself, SCOM, SCCM, AD ,etc). It seems that ADMT is still a small-scale tool and not really recommended or easy to use for a large scale migration (i.e. multi-domain; multi-forest; multi-continent, etc). I realize that this is a third-party arena for the most part, but I still think there is room for ADMT to 'grow up' a little more.


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Chinaccelerator held its fifth Demo Day yesterday for its newest batch of graduating startups. It was the first one since the program relocated from Dalian to be closer to the Chinese tech action – and the hipsters – in Shanghai.
In between introductions from mentors and supporters, these are the highlights of each of the nine startup pitches.
1. Daily Themes
This is a startup we wrote about earlier this month, and one with a lot of promise. Daily Themes uses a mix of data analysis and expert human intervention to help people who are learning English to write more polished prose.
During the onstage pitch, CEO and co-founder Hassan Siddiq, who hails from Pakistan, says the service has seen its user-base climb nine-fold in the past few months, and it now has over 8,000 users. He added that the startup is aiming at $15 million in revenue by 2016 from 30 million registered users – 300,000 of whom will be, they hope, premium subscribers.
2. Asyncode
Asyncode proved to be the hardest to grasp for the audience packed into Shanghai's 8Cafe. It's a big data service that hashes data to pull out insights, and offers them up in an easy-to-consume dashboard. Possible applications range from retail to medical research to education.
The startup promises to hash data and make it presentable for a lot cheaper than the whole process would cost an organization to do it for themselves – as much as one-third the normal cost.
3. Shophop
Shophop wants to help people find local fashion labels so they can avoid the usual chain stores and High Street brands.
As well as finding nearby boutiques, the app uses a mix of social data and quizzes to create a personalized local shopping itinerary that unearths hidden shopping gems in your city. The app – slated for launch in July – will also have shopping 'trails' that people can create or follow.
Shophop will launch first in Shanghai and get local fashion bloggers involved. Then the startup aims to expand the app to other cities across China, South Korea, Thailand, and into Hong Kong.
4. NYCareerElite
NYCareerElite wants to connect Chinese youngsters with work experience and internship opportunities overseas. Plenty of Chinese students are studying overseas, but internships are still hard to come by and that often creates a barrier to securing a first job in another country.
The site will launch soon and aims to have over 4,000 signed up users and more than 80 companies onboard by August.
5. Agada
Agada is an online service for medical second opinions on serious diseases like cancer. This consultation service is aimed at users in China who'd like input from an overseas medical professional.
The startup – which needs a better name, as 'Agada' is used by several medical companies already – is offering to take in ten patients for free so they can benefit from a second opinion on a serious diagnosis.
6. Eventurers
Eventurers founder Fay Li pointed out during her pitch that events often change during the course of the day, leaving attendees with no clue what the new agenda is. That's why Eventurers is envisioned as an app that keeps people up to date and tuned in to what's going on.
It does a lot more, including allowing event organizers to upload files, photos, and videos so that attendees can grab these easily. There's also the option of adding in things like surveys so companies can get feedback from those who came to the event.
The app, once it launches, will also let users check in to an event online.
The startup will also offer its app as a white label solution for major event organizers to brand as their own.
7. NeoNan
There's a huge gender imbalance in China – and all those men are not ready for life's challenges. So NeoNan wants to be a "cool big bro" to China's young men. That's the premise behind this web portal startup.
The site has been evolving for the past couple of years, so it's not a new business. Now it has grown to one million monthly unique visitors and has decided to focus on a strong preference for video content.
NeoNan is more than just a site. The startup wants to be a marketing business as well, creating viral and web content for brands – including things like talk shows – that will be posted on NeoNan.
The startup is aiming to raise $300,000 to help it grow.
8. GiftPass
Giftpass exists as a 'service account' inside WeChat, allowing people to gift items to their buddies inside the messaging app. We tested this out and found that it works very well – check it out here.
The Giftpass team is aiming at having 1,600 high-quality merchants listed in the service in six months' time, and the startup is looking to raise $500,000 to make this happen. Now it's early days as it has just one store as a gifting option, but more are on the way.
9. Chishen.ma
Chishen.ma's founder dressed up as a chef for his pitch at Chinaccelerator. That's because it's a food-related startup that helps people find a good place to eat. It's not a food directory, the startup insists; instead it's focused on being "story driven" around what makes a restaurant stand out.
Chishen.ma's Chinese name (吃神马) is a pun on 吃什么 ("Chi shen me?"), meaning "What to eat?"
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Jasper Baker, 73, of Zebulon, passed away on Sunday, February 23, 2014 after an extended illness. A private family service will be held at a later date. He was born on August 4, 1940, the son of Joseph Cash Baker and Margaret Elizabeth Alford Baker.
He was a 1958 graduate of Forest Park High School and attended Southern Technical Institute and Clayton State College. He was a CPA in private practice in Alpharetta and then in Zebulon after he moved there in 2002 until his retirement in 2008.
He is survived by the love of his life and his everything, Libby Naramore of Zebulon; sisters and their husbands, Pat & Clyde Cooper of Zebulon and Linda & Jon Crouch of Griffin; a brother, Jim Baker of Fayetteville; several nieces, nephews, great-nieces and great-nephews. He will be greatly missed by all who knew and loved him.
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Richard L. Comer, age 71, of Locust Grove, GA died Sunday, February 16, 2014. He was born in Atlanta, GA to the late John Thomas and Mildred Comer. Mr. Comer was a Moose Legionnaire with the Henry County Moose Lodge #2170. He is preceded in death by his wife: Christine, and brothers: Eugene and Clarence Comer. He was a long term employee with Eastern Airlines.
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Celebration of Life Services will be held at 2:00 on Saturday, March 1, 2014 at the Henry County Moose Lodge. In lieu of flowers, the family requests that donations be made to Paws Atlanta, 5287 Covington Hwy, Decatur, GA 30035; Moosehaven, 1701 Park Ave, Orange Park, FL 32073 or Mooseheart Child City & School, Inc., Mooseheart, IL 60539. Those who wish may sign the online guest registry at www.cannonclevelandfunerals.com. Cannon Cleveland Funeral Directors, 770-914-1414.
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Rosamond was born in Bethany, Missouri but grew up in Barnesville, Georgia where her father, the late Dr. Harvey Raymond Mitchell was pastor of the First Baptist Church. She graduated from Shorter College in Rome, Georgia, and taught school in Griffin, Georgia. She later taught school in Piscataway, New Jersey while her husband Bill was on the engineering school faculty at Rutgers University. They returned to Jonesboro, Georgia where she and Bill were members of Jonesboro First Baptist Church.
Rosamond was a regular Sunday School teacher at First Baptist and very involved in the life of the church. Over the years she and her husband were highly involved in the life of Baptist Village in Waycross, Georgia, where her father, Dr. Harvey Mitchell was the founding organizer and administrator of Baptist Village. Rosamond and Bill moved to Macon from their Lake Spivey home in Jonesboro, Georgia in 2009 to be close to family and joined Tabernacle Baptist Church.
She was predeceased by her parents, Dr. Harvey Raymond Mitchell and Beatrice Parman Mitchell and her brother, John T. Mitchell, Sr. (Johnny).
She is survived by her loving husband of 59 years, William George Harden, Macon, Georgia and a sister in law, Mary T. Mitchell, Macon, Georgia. Two nephews, John T. Mitchell, Jr. (Lisa), Macon, Georgia, Render (Tee) Terrell Mitchell (Kea) Gainesville, Georgia, and a niece, Mary Eva Mitchell Tredway (Craig), Johns Creek, Georgia. Eight great nieces and nephews; John T. Mitchell III, James Sidney Lanier Mitchell, Mary Elaine Mitchell of Macon; Mary Janell Tredway and Madison Tandy Tredway (Johns Creek, Georgia); Render Terrell (Tee) Mitchell, Jr. Lillian Kea Mitchell and Anna Claire Mitchell, (Gainesville, Georgia); a brother in law, John I. Harden (Lynnell), (Griffin, Georgia), a sister in law Jacquelin Harden (Atlanta, Georgia); two nieces in law Maxine Parrish and Linda Harden (Atlanta, Georgia) and a nephew in law, David Harden (Atlanta, Georgia).
Ford Stewart Funeral Home (2047 Highway 138, Jonesboro, Georgia 30236) has charge of arrangements. The family is grateful for the love and Christian care she received at her home from Lisa Lingo, Shan Marshall, Kimberly Thomas, Doris Prater, and Lisa Williams.
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The key main items that I use are Prostyle gel, Wig shine spray(it works great on weaves), Pump it Up spritz, wig caps with the straps in back for adjusting. My technique is a bit unbelievable because I style my hair sitting on my bathroom counter, holding a mirror with my legs.lol I have been doing that for years because I work from the back to the front. TR: Are you a professional hair stylist or is styling hair something you like doing in your spare time? No I am not a professional but I have much respect for the women and men that do have their license. I have always like to be different so it became second nature for styling hair. I used to do finger waves on all of the guys hair in my neighborhood and I have been hooked on hair since then. TR: What do you love about your hair? I love my natural curly hair because no matter how many perms I have had, it's still healthy. I like the fact that african american hair is so versatile and we can have so many looks. My hair is a way that I can express myself and not always look like everyone else. It was also a gift that I got from my Dad. TR: Anything else you may want to add? Thank you so much for allowing me to be a part of such a great experience. This really gives everyone a chance to show off their talents and make new friends. I really appreciate the blessing. To see more of Shondra's hairstyle pictures, hair talk with her, and meet other members, join the Thirsty Roots Community. 19 Responses vanessa February 10, 2011 Beautiful styles and great advice. I know she says that she is not a professional stylist but does Shondra do these quick styles for other people because I am greatly interested. Reply marion winters February 12, 2011 Shondra, first let me congratulate you on being in the Spotlight. You hair styles speak for themselves. I am a lover of short hair because it is so versitle and easy to work with. I really adore them and would love to try some of them. Keep up the good work and I am looking forward to seeing some more of your fabulous work. Reply vee February 15, 2011 Hey girl your styles are great. Are you in NY? Do you do hair for the public? Reply Akiyia February 18, 2011 Nice Styles! Reply CIera February 19, 2011 I absolutely love your hair styles !! Just BEautiful!! Reply Charmayne March 14, 2011 Beautiful hairstyles! Reply wahoomom25 April 27, 2011 you are the bomb and i take pictures to my stylist and she does the same hair dos jus what i show her of you. keep it up girlie Reply ReBelle May 14, 2011 You have beautiful skin and sick hair styles!!! love it!! Reply jermceia May 31, 2011 Your hair styles are so nice you could make some money. For your hair styles they look good. Reply cdarling May 31, 2011 your hair style are fly! Reply Amanda December 28, 2011 Hot-hot!!!! stunning, ima go cut ma hair 2day… Reply mhill February 28, 2012 I love ur styles….my natural hair is cut short..but I am wanting it to grow enough to get tree braids. Your hair styles provide me with options here until it does. I really don't like alot spritz or gel on my real hair..so u gave me good options. Thanks and keep doing good hair! Reply Zelma April 29, 2012 Shondra'a, you say that your'e not a professional beaiutican, your work show speak totally differant girl you are bad. love your styles, i am very versitile like you, i like wig caps too the only thing i dont like no-matter who does it your side allways come out, and also l love very short hair styles, right now it's a little long,i get it cut every summer, give it a break in the winter, cut it in the summer, have'nt figure out what style i definatel,y want yet, love your styles, come to nyc you will get my $$$$ every week :):):):):)OH Shondra's keep posting styles. GOOD LUCK AND GOD BLESS YOU THROUGH YOUR ENDEVOR. Zelma Reply Jazmine May 7, 2012 Good day Shondra, I L-O-V-E the hairstyles! You are a pro! I was wondering where are you located and do you make wigs for other people? I would LOVE to have one of your creations. Thanks, Jaz Reply Theresa Bradumn May 10, 2012 I would like too know were ur located, I looovvvveee, ya hair styles!!! Reply SoMdKit June 21, 2012 Shawnda: I absolutely adore all of your hairstyles. I wish you were in DC Reply SoMdKit June 21, 2012 My apologies, I meant Shondra and not Shawnda Reply Lisa July 18, 2012 HOT LIKE FIRE SHONDRA!!!! ARE YOU CRAZY???????? WHERE ARE YOU LOCATED? PLEASE SAY NYC. YOU ARE EXTREMELY TALENTED, SO AMAZING SHONDRA! MANY SALONS COULD GET A LOT OF POINTERS FROM YOU. I AM IN THAT IN BETWEEN STAGE RIGHT NOW BECAUSE I LET MY HAIR GROW OUT AND HAD SOME MEAN CUTS MYSELF AND AFTER SEEING YOURS I AM SO READY TO GO BACK. HELP A SISTAH-GURRRL OUT. 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Wednesday, December 22, 2010
The fourth installment of our series "The Expeditioner's 2010 In Review" comes from co-editor Maria Russo. Ever insightful, Maria acknowledges her Eat, Pray, Love influence, encourages us to read any "Top Ten" travel articles you can find, and can't wait to visit the largest shopping mall in Kuwait. Or was it the opposite of that . . .
Where'd you head this past year?
Costa Rica, Thailand, Washington DC, and the Catskills, NY. Oh, and I flew into Narita, Japan to and from Thailand for a short layover — does this count? (Editor's Note: Nope, unless you're Sarah Palin.)
What possible travels do you see on the 2011 calendar?
Hopefully Guatemala to volunteer at Luke's nonprofit organization (GodChild.org) and to visit Lake Atitlán. I'm also thinking India and Bali over the summer, which, I swear, was my travel projection long before I saw Eat, Pray, Love.
What tips have you learned in your 2010 travels?
Every person you meet along the way of your travels is a teacher, so listen to the lesson and learn from it. During both my trips this year (Costa Rica and Thailand), I was in "journalist" mode, working on piecing stories together, so I went out of my way to meet with people I would have never thought to talk to, and pushed myself to partake in experiences I would have otherwise passed-up. Because of this, I saw and experienced things that — sorry if this sounds cliché — but were truly life-changing.
What's on your radar for the upcoming year?
I'm liking the wave of philanthropic-related pieces, remote village stories and features on anything but the largest shopping mall in Kuwait (sorry National Geographic) that have been cropping up in travel publications this past year. My hope for 2011 is that the travel writing world will begin to steer away from the "Top Ten" pieces (sadly, I'm guilty of writing these pieces as well), and continue to see the importance of a journalistic approach to telling a story about a destination.
There are so many global issues that need to be talked about, unveiled, and analyzed. We, as travelers, have the power to expose injustices, credit organizations that are changing things for the better in developing nations, and tell the stories of people that need to be heard — whether it's though the spoken or written word. So in quoting the lyrics of a powerful ballad from the late Michael Jackson, let's "Heal the world; make it a better place, for you and for me and the entire human race." Ok, so that was a little over the top, but you get the point.
[Photo of Tubkaak beach in Krabi, Thailand, by Maria Russo]
My ears, okay. But how dare you bring my nose and throat into this…
Thank you Leslie and Jude! Oh, and Luke I thought we discussed you getting to the ears, nose and throat doctor — all those natural disasters have taken a toll on the hearing buddy.
Heal the world? Ah, makes way more sense that way. All these years I thought he was singing, "Hail the world."
Enjoyed reading this, Maria!
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Now that we have gotten a month's worth of practice under our belts, I thought I would reissue a breakdown of tournaments moving forward that are within reasonable driving distance of Waconia. For those newer wrestlers, I color coded a group of tournaments that we might expect there to be a more moderate level of competition based on past events. With the kids having some understanding of the wrestling concepts, it might be time to acclimate them to the tournament environment. Again, this is a personal choice for each family based on whether you think your son is ready for competition. The next three weekends in Watertown, Rockford and Glencoe-Silver Lake offer some good starter opportunities. If you have any questions about how to attend and what to expect, please reach out to your mentor family. Pat Willis will announce each week where the coaches will be present.
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(Monday 12/15) I want to congratulate all the wrestlers for a successful Prior Lake tournament on Sunday! The team took 3rd place, going 3-1 on the day. The reports so far are the Individual tournament also went well. Let me know if there were any major problems (besides seating for parents on the team side). I thought this was a nice event to get everyone involved, despite a few new-tournament-hiccups. Thank you to all the parents and coaches that helped out. I love that we have so many people willing to jump in and lend a hand.
Practice Monday has been rescheduled to Tuesday! This is for the Southview Christmas concert taking over the high school. Practice on Thursday is unchanged. The high school will be wrestling against Hutchinson at that time... all youth wrestlers get in free of charge! Stop by and cheer on our team.
Team warmups! Please return the team uniforms and bags to practice on Tuesday. We will need to re-assign these before the next team event in January.
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Whether he's performing his own classics such as "Freeker by the Speaker" and "Kidney in a Cooler," or pulling off a stream of segued covers like "She Said, She Said> Redemption Song> Fire On The Mountain", K-Dub consistently finds a way to captivate his audience, challenging them to keep their eyes and ears open to discover what he might pull off next.
JamBase Correspondent Lee Bouyea had the opportunity to speak with Keller before the 'So Many Roads' Los Angeles tour stop in Late August.
LB: What has it been like traveling with the 'So Many Roads' tour so far?
KW: It's very, very surreal. Something that we're not used to at all. We're used to driving in a motor home, and someone's behind the wheel you know, which is great. Driving in a motor home is a lot better than driving in a van, but let me tell you, riding in a tour bus is better than a motor home.
…And, we're not used to being pampered. It's really, really great, and we're very, very frightened of reality.
LB: What's your set been like so far? How have you had to adapt to the festival lineup?
KW: Really, I'm playing the best slot that I could possibly have. I'm playing from 8:30 to 9:05 which isn't that much time, but everyone's in [the venue] that's in, pretty much. I'm playing between Rusted Root and Ratdog. A really, really good time slot. And even though it's not that long, I would rather play it short in that time slot that I have, than play it longer and play earlier.
LB: Any collaborations onstage so far?
KW: Karl Denson has come up with me once to play sax, and he also came up a different time and played the flute.
Another time, Mike Dillon came up and played the vibraphone. He was playing with Karl Denson at the time, but he's off the tour now because he's playing with Critters Buggin.
And at Red Rocks, Bob Weir came out; and played 3 songs during my set. That was very exciting.
LB: At what point did you realize that you could be successful enough to play music for a living?
KW: Well, my very first gig, which was in 1986. I was a lifeguard at a country club, and the general manager who was always walking around in these really nice suits and everything…I gave him a tape of mine, you know a crappy little demo tape, and he said:
Why don't you come up and play in the bar during cocktail hour from 5 to 7, I'll give you a hundred and fifty dollars. And I was 16…I don't know if I had ever seen $150 in the same place…and it was that first gig that I thought, 'Wow! I could really make a lot of money doing this.'
In my first gig I made a lot more than I did at most of my gigs from '95 through '98. So, it was very misleading…that first gig was very misleading. (laughs)
LB: How do you think that your music would have evolved if the 'Jam-Man' loop pedal had never been invented?
KW: Well, I would probably be playing solo, as I did before I first started looping. Or, I would be collaborating with a rhythm section. It would be one of the two. It would either be like boring folk music or some kind of collaboration with a rhythm section. That's probably where I would be.
LB: One time I sent my sister a CD of yours, and the first time she listened to it, she thought that the CD player was skipping because of the flurry of arpeggioed chords that came out of your guitar. For all the enthralled listeners and guitarists, could you describe how your right hand produces such a recognizable and original range of sounds?
KW: I can't describe my right hand. I can tell you kind of roughly what I'm doing…I'm playing a bass line, really. Trying to establish that root of the bass line, and playing around the bass line whether it be chords or a melody. Trying my best to keep that bottom end root always in the picture.
LB: You commented that using the loop was a step forward, an evolution in your playing…making performing music more interesting for yourself as a solo artist. But I've also read that you think this is just a phase, so I'm wondering why you see using the loop as not necessarily a permanent development in your style.
KW: I have lots of different loves for lots of different musics. This looping will probably, it could possibly, be a permanent stage in my solo career. But I also have concept albums that I want to get done. And that's going to involve other artists collaborating with me.
I definitely said it was a phase at that time…because it was new. It was fresh, and now I've kind of opened up into it. You know, they're making more machines that do more things…with technology you can just keep on adding and doing different things. And, you know what? Machines break. And there are going to be times when there's not going to be any machines.
So I'm also trying to stay true to the music and not really depend solely on machines. That kind of bothers me, you know, about being so dependent on machines, so I'm also trying to stay true to the music and to the acoustic…you know actually playing the music without any amplifiers or anything-actual sounds from a wooden instrument. I want to stay true to that as well.
LB: What talents do you think that you possess that make using the loop so effective and intriguing for your audience?
KW: I think it's just kind of like the rhythms that I'm hearing in my head that makes it effective. And, wanting to play my little pseudo lead guitar…I'm not a trained lead guitar player at all, but I find it fun to actually search for notes as a lead guitar player. Which is another reason why I'm using it so much.
LB: Why are segues such a prevalent part of the sets that you play?
KW: I do my set the way I like to hear music. But for example, take Leo Kottke. I'm happy to hear him speak and tell stories between his songs. But next thing you know, he forgets what he's saying. And that's funny, but I don't necessarily enjoy hearing talking or a bunch of tuning between songs.
I just want to avoid saying stupid things. Long ago, well not really, a couple of years ago, when I was playing smaller venues, I would finish a song and no one would applaud. So I started incorporating segues into my set because I didn't want to give any time for awkward pauses. Now people applaud when they want to.
LB: You have incorporated some interesting instruments into your show, my favorite being a pair of Motorola 2-way radios. I'm wondering what the most interesting instrument or prop you think you've used onstage, and whether or not you're experimenting with anything new.
KW: Well, that would probably be the weirdest thing.
My sound engineer/road manager came up with that…he had the two together, and turned them on, and there was this crazy feedback, kind of like in a theremin way, and I definitely took that and ran into the back of the motorhome and shut the doors, played with it until my ears bled. That thing was just like a little hand-held theremin…it was great.
As far as new toys, I've incorporated a steel pan as well as a couple of other different percussion instruments. I've discovered the beauty of the baritone guitar as well…I've been playing with a 6-string baritone and a 12-string baritone. Also, an 8-string guitar like Charlie Hunter's. This guitar maker kind of swindled me into buying one, and I went along with it because Charlie's been such a huge influence on me.
LB: Listening to your HSMF from July of this year, it was noticeable that even in the trio format, the bass and drums played fairly minimalistic parts. How did you feel fitting into that arrangement?
KW: I loved it because it was very different, exciting and different. It made me nervous at the same time. I'm very far from a perfectionist, but I would have liked a lot more time to rehearse and make it tight. It wasn't anywhere near the rehearsal time that I would have liked. I would need a week straight in order to feel comfortable with it.
LB: You've said that you're not really interested in searching for and assembling a band, but that you would be willing to step into an all-star lineup if the right one came along. Who would be the ideal fit for you?
KW: I like Victor Wooten. And I like Jon Fishman. They're the rhythm section of the day. But I try not to dream and put anyone on a higher pedestal than they already are in my head.
LB: You've commented that if you stepped into a band, it would most likely include a lineup of established musicians. But, what if a talented young player came along and asked you to check out their act, much like you did with String Cheese?
KW: I'm definitely looking for the new innovative players out there. I'm always into checking out new music….going to clubs always takes on a seminar aspect for me.
LB: Who have you seen out there that fits in that vein?
KW: I like the Motet a lot, [they don't use] a lot of English words. I really like that Afro-Cuban world beat jazz funk sound.
LB: You mentioned earlier in the interview that you were planning some 'concept albums'. Would you like to flesh out those ideas for us?
KW: One is an all-instrumental, acoustic, organic techno album. House-techno in the acoustic sense. Very different sonically from what I'm doing now.
One is an album of all covers that I love.
Another is a completely unplugged acoustic bluegrass album with musicians I've played with before.
Then there's a solo studio album with me playing all of the instruments: keys, bass, drums. I'd like to do the entire production.
LB: What happens when you 'dance like nobody is watching'?
KW: I usually get my hands caught in the ceiling fan.
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