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Welcome to Indian Vegetarian Kitchen!
August 7, 2009
Mysore Rasam
You will be carried away by this aromatic spicy rasam!
Tamarind-lime size
Tomato-1 chopped
Hing-1/4 tsp
Rasam powder-1/4 tsp
Cooked thur dal-1 tbsp
To roast till golden brown in a drop of oil/ghee and grind to a coarse powder:
Thur dal-1 tsp
pepper-1/4 tsp
Red chillies-3
Coriander seeds-1/2 tsp
Channa dal-1/2 tsp
Coconut-1 tbsp
Jeera-1/2 tsp
Coriander leaves-for garnish
Seasoning in 1 tsp ghee:
Mustard seeds-1/2 tsp
Curry leaves-a few
Jeera-1/2 tsp
Soak tamarind in warm water. Extract 2.5 cups of tamarind water.
To tamarind water, add tomato, salt, hing and rasam powder and boil it for 10 minutes.
Add the ground powder and continue boiling for 8-10 minutes.
Add cooked thur dal and 1.5 cups of water. Let it boil for 5 minutes.
Turn off the heat. Do the seasoning and garnish with coriander leaves.
Mix with rice and ghee and serve with any curry/pappad.
67 comments:
Very good recipe for rasam. Loved it.ReplyDelete
i luv mysore rasam......nice click n presentation!ReplyDelete
Love Mysore Rasam, very beautiful presentation and a nice photograph.ReplyDelete
Looks so yummy mahi... Nice click and wish to have a cup of rasamReplyDelete
love rasam of any kind.....ReplyDelete
mmm yummy rasam.love the spices init.ReplyDelete
Love rasam at any time !! thank you for the powder recipe !! Shall surely try !!ReplyDelete
I lov rasam with toor daal,will try ur version too...nice click as usual..ReplyDelete
heard about this dish, but never tried or tasted.Will try this one next time,ReplyDelete
This is a new one to me! Will surely try it Mahi! Do send some entries for my FIL-Milk event!ReplyDelete
TH keeps mentioning this on and off, now I know how to make it ;)ReplyDelete
- AnonymousAugust 7, 2009 at 6:59 PM
Hi mahi ! grinding tur daal and chana daal for pudi are not neccessary for this, they are added just to give a thick consistency.ReplyDelete
Instead you can add extra tur daal itself.
Even i add coconut at times as it gives a different taste!
Both hubby's and my fav rasam...loved the recipeReplyDelete
very nice recipe & very good presentation ..........ReplyDelete
Very cute presentation!We don't add dal in Rasam but I remember my FIL always used to ask me to add Toor Dal to rasam!ReplyDelete
Looks great this was the one u had it with instant dosa rite?!ReplyDelete
Thanks for ur comments Mahi,yeah I agree but mine is not a total recipe blog but still will change the header often :)
I love this Rasam.It is my favourite Rasam. Your mother used to make it often when you were a child. thanks for rewinding the past.
I have tried mysore rasam from LG blog...it awesome as you said ...looks so gud and nice clickReplyDelete
Wow i love mysore rasam too mahi..Lovely click..Mahi nice to know that u are in chennai...Enjoy!!may be next year chennaila meet panalam:)ReplyDelete
Hi Mahima,ReplyDelete
I like rasam with a hint of dal in it...great with piping hot rot rice and pickle. Nice click
This is my all time Rasam .. Just had this for dinner ..ReplyDelete
My favourite rasam Mahima.Isn't it just out of this world??ReplyDelete
Rasam looks delicious. Will try it soon.ReplyDelete
Mahimaa, rasam's one of my favorite foods with some rice and potatoes. I love that you made it with fresh-ground spices-- just the way Desi and I like it.:)ReplyDelete
nice presentation n snap..............had heard alot about this mysore rasam..2day got recipe..will try soon.. :)ReplyDelete
I love this rasam when my mom does it,loved the clickReplyDelete
Yummyyyy rasam recipe!!!ReplyDelete
Pic is droolyfying Love this rasam:)ReplyDelete
Wow! Very nice recipe ! Love the pic !ReplyDelete
i love this mahi :) thanks for reminding me...it's been a long time since i made this.ReplyDelete
hope you are having tons of fun in india!
Rasam is my all time comfort food mahima, love itReplyDelete
Today early in the morning, i saw ur rasam and decided to have it for lunch.I really loved the flavor of this rasam.It was quite different than the regular ones I make.I added the entire ground powder(as it was not mentioned how many tsp to use) and it tasted abit spicy for me.so went adding 1-1/2 cup of extra water.But the final product was sooo yummy...ReplyDelete
This looks one tangy and chatpata rsam....ReplyDelete
Reminds me of home and my Pati :)ReplyDelete
After a long time Mahimaa, I hope you are doing well.ReplyDelete
Thanks for the so flavorful recipe.
i have been hearing lots about mysore rasam lately. This is how it is made!nice.ReplyDelete
Hi Mahimaa, nice and spicy rasam. I just wanted to make a note on this that a few cloves(lavangam) are added along with the ingredients to be ground and hence the speciality of this rasam called as Mysore Rasam.ReplyDelete
Nice recipe.. my fav rasam.. looks really yummy..ReplyDelete
Lovely click..:)ReplyDelete
Loved the fresh ground spice you have used in this rasam.....makes me want to try this rasam :-)ReplyDelete
Looks so delicious and very well presented.ReplyDelete
Love rasam, will try your version next time.ReplyDelete
hi mahimaa u got a really lovely blog with so many yummy looking dishes...ReplyDelete
Looks very nice,I too like to add a little coconut.ReplyDelete
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hey nice blogging..i luv rasam..ReplyDelete
Hi Mahimaa how have you been? last time i came here i could not leave a comment, some blogspot error message.ReplyDelete
you posted after a long time, hope everything is good.
Lovely recipe BTW.
love the rasam.. will give it a try some time!ReplyDelete
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Loved the photo !ReplyDelete
- AnonymousAugust 28, 2009 at 9:08 PM
love rasam....yum!!!ReplyDelete
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Can smell the aroma of the rasam :) delicious!!!ReplyDelete
great rasams..love rasams as they are soo healthy . great pictures as well..ReplyDelete
Mmmm, Mysore Rasam, a little different from the one we used to get here in KL! Nice recipe!ReplyDelete
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This looks so nice...nice click...ReplyDelete
Looks lovely! My favourite too..ReplyDelete
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Wednesday, May 21, 2008
Wheeler Saga Will Affect SPEED On Thursday
One day after the bombshell dropped that Humpy Wheeler was "retiring" from LMS, it is going to be a very interesting Thursday on SPEED.
That NASCAR TV partner has a full line-up of live programming from LMS, beginning with a one hour version of NASCAR Live at Noon Eastern Time. John Roberts will be hosting the show, with Bob Dillner and Hermie Sadler reporting from the garage area. This will be the first time SPEED has been on-the-air since the announcement and fans can expect a very big recap of the situation. No doubt SPEED will be interviewing some key people involved and getting reactions from others.
On the track at 1PM will be the Nationwide Series for practice. This live session will be hosted by Steve Byrnes with Larry McReynolds and Jeff Hammond alongside. Down in the garage will be Krista Voda and Dick Berggren. Reactions from these five NASCAR TV veterans to the Wheeler news should be very interesting.
Another version of NASCAR Live is on at 2:30PM. Roberts returns to host with Dillner reporting. This time they will be joined by Randy Pemberton. It should be worth the wait to hear the veteran Pemberton chime-in on the Wheeler subject. Pemberton has never been one to shy away from speaking his mind and is a good guest on Tradin' Paint.
Next up is Sprint Cup practice at 3PM. This will be the first time that viewers will see Mike Joy and Darrell Waltrip on-the-air since the Wheeler press conference. It should be interesting to see how they approach this subject, and if it becomes the real focus of this televised practice session. Larry McReynolds, Krista Voda and Matt Yocum round-out the TV crew for this telecast.
There will be a break in the live action at 4:30PM that SPEED will fill with a re-air of the last NASCAR Confidential show. Then, the network will return live with Go or Go Home at 5:30PM. The usual on-air crew of John Roberts, Bob Dillner and Hermie Sadler will handle this show that looks at the teams outside the Top 35.
At 6PM it will be "happy hour" for the Nationwide Series. This final practice will be covered by Mike Joy, Larry McReynolds and Jeff Hammond. Handling the reporting duties from the garage will be Krista Voda and Dick Berggren.
Capping-off the NASCAR TV day will be Sprint Cup qualifying at 7PM. The full NASCAR on Fox on-air crew will be returning for this live session. Mike Joy will be handling the play-by-play duties with Darrell Waltrip and Larry McReynolds as the analysts. Reporting will be Dick Berggren and Matt Yocum.
For the qualifying session the Hollywood Hotel will be closed. Instead, it will be Steve Byrnes and Jeff Hammond down at the cut-a-way car so Hammond has access to all the various examples of topics that will be talked about at LMS. Bumpstops, crab walking cars, splitters and springs are sure to be on the agenda.
SPEED will no doubt play a big part in relaying the lastest in the on-going headline story of one of the most well-known personalities in NASCAR suddenly leaving the sport. The challenge of integrating the coverage of the on-track activities with the off-track bombshell of Wheeler's departure should be fascinating to watch.
This post will serve to host your comments about Thursday's NASCAR programming on SPEED. To add your opinion, just click on the COMMENTS button below and follow the directions. The rules for posting are on the right side of the main page. Thank you for taking the time to stop by.
46 comments:
- Anonymous said...
Heard an interview with Mr. Wheeler today, and obviously from what he said, this is a forced retirement.
Unfortunately precious time this Memorial Day Weekend will be devoted to this issue with the predictable pc comments about Mr. Wheeler when I would much rather hear about the Nascar personalities who are former military. Those who received medals such as purple hearts, etc.
They are much more deserving of tv time this one and only weekend than Mr. Wheeler who appears to me to be a man who will take advantage of every tv opportunity in the coming weeks to discuss his "retirement".
- May 21, 2008 at 10:32 PM
- Rick said...
I agree. Everything I've read sounds like he was fired so why waste time on it. Maybe this topic is a big deal to the insiders, but not to me. I wish they would do more interviews every weekend anyway with drivers or crew guys. This is a big racing weekend. I want to hear racing news and not DW droning on and on about some guy retiring.
- May 22, 2008 at 12:11 AM
- SophiaZ123 said...
Well, I am beginning to think more and more i shall be turning off the tv AFTER the Indy 500 and perhaps taping the 600 race.
I am no mood to hear "THIS" as the big story this weekend, either.
But of course, the media will jump on it like they do any other story THEY DEEM HUGE.
Yes, it's a big story for racing promoters but I don't want it to overshadow what this weekend is about, either.
- May 22, 2008 at 12:21 AM
- Anonymous said...
Under the weather, my b*tt ... this story is HUGE. Try soaking up some NASCAR lore for a change. The speculation from various directions is going to be can't-miss TV.
- May 22, 2008 at 2:17 AM
- Anonymous said...
Somehow it seems the "Wheeler Saga" might be tied into the stories of SMI buying Kentucky Speedway and maybe moving a current SMI 2nd date to them.
- May 22, 2008 at 5:46 AM
- glenc1 said...
I wondered about the Kentucky thing too...interesting timing.
I think some don't understand the significance of what Humpy does/did. HE was the one who brought the 'salute the troops' aspect to the Charlotte race--from paratroopers to patriotic tributes, that was all Humpy. He understood his audience and what all of that, on Memorial Day weekend, meant to them. He's a master promoter and the heart of the Speedway. I've heard Junior talk about how he loved that race as a kid, getting to see the schoolbus racing and whatnot. He was a friend to a lot of the drivers and teams over the years...and with Bruton putting his son in the position...yes, I want to know more about the story.
As for hearing about the military connections, I'm sure we'll hear some stories...hard to believe so many condemning coverage that hasn't even happened yet. And let's not forget, this is a *sporting event*--it's not a Memorial Day ceremony (and isn't even ON that day...) But it will be *Humpy* who brings that aspect to the day for the fans. Frankly, I would expect that the military people who are seeing it around the world would prefer to have their minds taken OFF what they are doing and have something entertaining for a change. There will be enough 'somber' on Monday, where it ought to be, without other distractions like sports going on and giving that day its proper attention.
- May 22, 2008 at 9:16 AM
- red said...
glenc1 said: "There will be enough 'somber' on Monday, where it ought to be, without other distractions like sports going on and giving that day its proper attention."
agreed except that i would appreciate the invocation mentioning the significance of the day. our nephew just became a civilian yesterday after two tours in iraq and four years with the Marines. it would be disappointing if the invocation did not highlight the service of young men and women like him throughout the years.
but i agree: the race track is about racing and i know that service men and women DO greatly appreciate any opportunity which gives them a chance to relax and enjoy civilian pleasures!
as for the humpy story: as with the firing of jimmy elledge by chip ganassi and doug richert by dei, humpy's "resignation" is a significant and evolving story. humpy is a gigantic part of the history of our sport, a history that is generally ignored. i look forward to the discussions about humpy, his unique marketing style and everything he has contributed to the sport.
- May 22, 2008 at 10:03 AM
- glenc1 said...
red...glad to hear your nephew is home. I can't even recall an invocation that hasn't mentioned the troops, but it is certainly important and I'm sure will be included. I think they have showed the troops watching from overseas sometimes (if I'm not mixing it up with another sport); and hopefully they will do that again.
And yes, the 'as the crew chief turns' saga will add yet another element of news for the weekend. It's the stories that keep us watching the non-racing coverage.
- May 22, 2008 at 10:59 AM
- Anonymous said...
Humpy Wheeler has been as much a member of this sport as Dale Earnhardt, Richard Petty, David Pearson, the Frances or anyone else. I do not know what is going on with that senile old man who owns SMI but this certainly proves he has lost it.
- May 22, 2008 at 11:04 AM
- Jeff Thompson a.k.a. prof pi said...
Interesting to note the earlier fan comments; living in Charlotte and being in the racing business I'd say that if not for Humpy Wheeler NASCAR would still be a small time, strictly Southern fringe sport. No one outside of rural NC dirt tracks would ever have heard of Dale Earnhardt, or any of the other "icons" of the business. Two people essentially created the NASCAR effect: Bill France, Sr., and Humpy Wheeler. The fact that there is a 600 Race this Memorial Day weekend is almost due entirely to Wheeler. The sport, the industry, all of racing will miss Wheeler more than anyone yet realizes.
- May 22, 2008 at 11:43 AM
- Daly Planet Editor said...
Great comments. Nothing more to say than that.
- May 22, 2008 at 11:51 AM
- Geez said...
I think with all the information out there about Humpy's retirement, they have to at least ask a few questions.
It is my understanding that retiring was Hunpy's idea, but the timing wasn't. It's an interesting story. He is huge in this sport.
- May 22, 2008 at 11:53 AM
- SophiaZ123 said...
I am NOT disputing the history and legacy Humpy has with the sport I just hate to see him become a non stop story...of course he they want to show interviews on Race Day and other shows I GET that and I think we will hear lots more about this in weeks to come.
But I am confused as to whether this is a forced 'retirement' ..sounds like it from some soundbites I read on Jayski, or what.
also a certain other big shot is rumored to have bought a track that may surprise many and THEN the focus will be on that guy.
My point is, what about the problems with the cars not racing like MANY would like to see (I don't care what Brian France says as he is VERY out of touch imo)
In other words, all these big owners/promoters talk is a distraction of much of the disenchantment of fans and NASCAR.
How is the gas pricing affecting travel and the cost of a race. Will folks start to resent the races if gas gets to 7.00 a gallon? When there was a true shortage, I read NASCAR shortened races in the 1970's....so, I dunno where I was going with this.
I would just like to see the 500 and 600 scheduled again to see the drivers make the double dip. But I know that's not possible.
I am glad Humpy has made the sport bigger than it used to be and I was a HUGE fan of the one and only Humpy Show.
But I think the timing of this story is unfortunate just because the way some shows (that will remain nameless) could hype this up endlessly.
And let's face it...sometimes things we love become things we are weary of if promoted endlessly...thus my skipping the watching of the ALL STAR RACe
Sorry to go on...I can't seem to make my point.
- May 22, 2008 at 12:25 PM
- glenc1 said...
SophiaZ123...I'd be lying if I said I totally got where you were coming from. But the frustration you express, that I totally understand. I may not be at that point, but I think that has built up over time for a lot of people as *some*...not all...in the media tend to jump on the hot story--but that's just the nature of reporting.
I've always been interested in the business end of sports, in the endless stories that can be told about the behind the scenes activity...kind of a big roving soap opera.
I am also interested in the racing more than anything--but I don't think we can speculate on what we don't know yet. If there are issues, I'm sure there will be *some* coverage. I've been a critic of the fact that the reporters/analysts are so 'in bed' with NASCAR that our coverage isn't always objective (the hesitation to criticize NASCAR.)
But the type of race that the All Star is, we never had a chance to see long runs and how the cars handle after that. I expect we won't see the best racing in history based on the midsize tracks we've been to. The issues of where the bodies hang, the passing, the hard tires, etc---with hours and hours of coverage, I still have a feeling they'll have plenty of time to talk about ALL these things and still have some time to cover Humpy's departure.
- May 22, 2008 at 1:00 PM
- Vince in West Mich. said...
Having grown up in NC, I can tell you Humpy IS Charlotte Motor Speedway (I refuse to call it by it's corporate name). Bruton owns it, but it wouldn't be the speedway it is today without Humpy. Humpy is the one that started the salute to the troops for the Memorial Day race weekend among other things. And as a Vet I appreciate that.
I agree with a previous poster. Bill France Sr. and Humpy were two of a kind. Both the best in the business at promoting. We'd have a much different NASCAR today if Humpy wasn't involved in it. I believe NASCAR would still be a regional sport in the SE if it wasn't for Humpy.
So yes, I expect to hear a lot about Humpy this weekend and we should. It's a major story. Besides, if DW and the boys weren't blathering on about Humpy they'd have to blather on about something else anyway. Probably Kyle Busch and him being the next coming of Dale Sr. Please don't get me started on that one.......
Those of you who don't think Humpy had a major say in the direction and growth of NASCAR had better study your NASCAR history.
- May 22, 2008 at 1:45 PM
- SophiaZ123 said...
Let's see, blathering on about Kyle B or a guy with YEARS of history behind him that helped grow the sport.
Methinks I got my priorities in order.
Yea, I'd rather hear about Humpy over KB but I DO hope we see the racing improve.
I also appreciate those that do not call Charlotte by the corporate name...there has been much corporate influence in all sports to change names of tracks, stadiums and such and though that might be a small gripe in the grand scheme of things, I think it's sad.
Also, I did not want to give the impression in my first post that things need to be somber and sad this weekend. Perspective.
Also, if Humpy is 'retiring' why cant SOMEBODY see this as a chance to make more shows with him? I take it he will have more time?
Get Tony Stewart and Red Farmer on the next show. :-) No matter what HW's official or non offical title becomes, I find it baffling so few thought his pilot worthy of some follow up shows.
There is much more huge news breaking today and I wonder what it all means.
Not to mention 7.00 gal gas rumored soon and even 'rumors' of $12 a gallon. Ouch.
also does somebody have a link of the interview they say of Humpy? all I got were the remarks on Jayski including the update that sure sounds like a forced retirement.
Say what you want but that's always a sad sign of the times but an increasingly common one in ALL WALKS of life.
- May 22, 2008 at 2:21 PM
- Lisa Hogan said...
When I first read of Humpy retiring, I was sad. I have always enjoyed Humpy.
Next when the "forced retirement" news started filtering out, I was mad.
Maybe he will go over to the "enemy" and see what he can do for the California track. :)
- May 22, 2008 at 2:27 PM
- GinaV24 said...
I will miss Humpy very much since his efforts as PT Barnum type for promoting has provided a lot of fun at Charlotte over the years. I'd like to hear what the "real" story is since it was obvious that he hadn't planned to leave just yet.
- May 22, 2008 at 2:29 PM
- Richard in N.C. said...
I believe the significance of Humpy's leaving - IF he was forced out - is huge.
He was more than the general manager of Charlotte Motor Speedway. He was also President and chief operating officer of SMI, a public company that owns the tracks in Texas, Atlanta, New Hampshire, Las Vegas, and Sonoma. I'm not sure whether Smith personally or SMI now owns the old N. Wilkesboro track.
If he were to end up in the France camp, the implications for NASCAR could be huge.
When Smith was threatening to move the Charlotte track, I recall Humpy being very quiet - and Smith ended up essentially ringing 60 to 80 million dollars out of Concord, NC and the county to not move the track.
- May 22, 2008 at 2:44 PM
- Anonymous said...
I actually don't think they will talk about Wheeler that much on the telecast. Why? Because it seems like an "inside story". If you read all of the coverage, you come away with the feeling that there is a version of the story that everyone in and around NASCAR knows, but no one is willing to report. So instead, everyone is peddling the official line, and dancing around the truth in any kind of public forum, lest they offend others still in power. At least, that's the impression I get. So my guess is they'll mention Wheeler is leaving, DW will tell a 20 second story about what a great man and great guy he was to him personally, then that will be it.
- May 22, 2008 at 2:56 PM
- Anonymous said...
Humpy has already said that he has talked to NASCAR about doing some "consulting" work for them.
Don't be surprised to see him involved with some of the tracks they own!
- May 22, 2008 at 2:57 PM
- Vince in West Mich. said...
Good point Richard, about Humpy possibly going to work for NASCAR and the France's. Brad D. brought that up on NN the other night. It'll be interesting to see what his future plans are. Going to TV or to NASCAR's corporate world. I'm sure he'll do good at either.
- May 22, 2008 at 2:59 PM
- Anonymous said...
And the broadcast crew is avoiding mentioning the situation at any cost.
As a veiwer, I'd appreciate some reporting.
- May 22, 2008 at 3:24 PM
- Anonymous said...
Can you fricking people make up your minds!!!! First it was "I don't want it to be the story of the weekend" now it is "we need to investigate this!" Speed has already covered it in NASCAR Live at noon by saying he is retiring. Humpy nor Bruton isn't speaking so what else more can they say?
- May 22, 2008 at 4:00 PM
- Richard in N.C. said...
Yesterday's "BusinessWire" quotes Humpy as saying "I will resume the 'Humpy Show' on SPEED Channel..."
Also, coincidentally SMI announced today that it is buying the KY Speedway, which has been involved in antitrust litigation with NASCAR and Intl Speedway Corp.
The plot thickens.
- May 22, 2008 at 5:32 PM
- SophiaZ123 said...
Richard in NC
The SPARTA thing has been HUGE news in the SW Ohio/tri state area for a couple days now.
A couple years ago some said NASCAR would NEVER buy this track...jerry carrol was a big cry baby, and no legit gripe..yada yada..other attorneys were on local tv and radio saying meetings DID HAPPEN that said JC did things and was promised a Cup race...then the Humpy thing broke and now Smith buying Sparta.
What the heck is going on?
But for many fans in this part of the country that can still afford the races, they are THRILLED for Ky.
So I wonder when this will make TV SPEED news.
- May 22, 2008 at 5:45 PM
- TexasRaceLady said...
I may be waaaay out in left field here, but ........
Since Humpy is/was such an intregral part of SMI, could it be that he and Bruton had a disagreement over the purchase of Kentucky? And, the possibility of moving a NH date to that track --- or even moving the fall Charlotte date, since that race rarely sells out?
I also find it "odd" that perhaps Bruton's son is first in line for the Charlotte position.
- May 22, 2008 at 6:12 PM
- Anonymous said...
I wish I could follow qualifying on SPEED and also pull up NASCAR.COM still have all the info it can give you. I really don't care for this tape delayed qualifying.
- May 22, 2008 at 8:02 PM
- Alex said...
Regarding an earlier comment, I want to expand on the unwillingness to criticize as a general problem holding back the sport and its TV coverage in the credibility department...
It seems as though on TV that those commentating on the race or about goings-on in the sport are, for the most part, very hesitant to criticize the sanctioning body or its drivers because of the perception that the sport can't have any negativity in order to reach a broader audience. The only place to hear these sort of objective discussions are on talk radio, but save for a few stations in specific racing markets, it's tough to find that sort of content.
- May 22, 2008 at 8:24 PM
- stricklinfan82 said...
Fantastic day of coverage. First of all, what a treat to have cameras covering all the on-track action on a Thursday! The practice coverage was kept simple and without the full-screen interruptions from the pit wagon and cut-away-car, so that was a very welcomed change.
And qualifying was absolutely outstanding. Fox's invention of the TiVo style format to covering qualifying at Rockingham in 2001 was the very best innovation in TV coverage of NASCAR I have seen since the creation of the modern-day network TV contracts. I know some don't like it but I absolutely love the TiVo format and hope to see it continued throughout the TNT and ESPN production trucks' coverage of qualifying. Seeing all 48 cars qualify in their entirety is well worth the slight tape-delay from where I sit. It was also nice to have the Byrnes-Hammond segments either split-screened with on-track qualifying or just audio only.
Also, major kudos to Mike Joy for keeping us informed of the go-or-go-home situation. After every "star car" he updated who the bubble drivers were and the order they were in. If we're not going to get an on-screen lap tracker for just the go-or-go-homers this is certainly the next best thing. I certainly hope Bill Weber and Dr. Punch are up to the challenge of matching Joy's tremendous job of keeping the viewers at home informed about who's in, who's out, and who's on the bubble. From where I sit he couldn't have done his job any better than he did so two thumbs up for Mr. Joy!
- May 22, 2008 at 9:14 PM
- SophiaZ123 said...
I can't believe what a BLOND I am...all day. I was tired. even read this blog and never THOUGHT to turn on the tv.
Even planted some tiny impatiens this evening so i could have "all day tomorrow to watch speed"....still it did not click until I read STFans review of the day.
I am so upset.
Can you say out to lunch?
Dumber than a box of hammers?
Empty warehouse and windows are open? (between my ears)
Sigh...now I need to find qualifying order..usually Jayski has it but if he does it's buried or my blond moment is turning into a 24 hr deal.
and WHY was everything today since the race is not until Sunday? Not that it helps me now.
and JD CLEARLY LABELED the run down for the day...
- May 22, 2008 at 10:49 PM
- Daly Planet Editor said...
We have got to take up a collection and get you a cable TV DVR. Your entire perception of TV will change in a flash.
How far away is Christmas?
- May 22, 2008 at 10:55 PM
- SophiaZ123 said...
Thanks JD but you still have to PROGRAM a head of time a DVR, correct? I called TW about one and said I need one that lets' you record if you FORGOT to record something, LOL. TW is going to get a DVR so if you come home and there is one minute left on the show, you can go back and rewind the entire thing.
I just saw who was on the pole for 600. Blech. Make my mood a little worse. &^%$#@!
- May 22, 2008 at 11:03 PM
- Daly Planet Editor said...
It is not like a DVR. You just do the whole week in advance, or you can ask it to record all episodes of any show like NASCAR Now automatically.
Once you get one, you will almost never watch TV in real time again.
The best part.....no more commercials.
- May 22, 2008 at 11:15 PM
- Kyle said...
Mike Joy during that Cup Practice today talked about Humpy's retirement. It was rather quick, and right after Sterling Marlin spin though the gras.
He said that one of the things Humpy will be doing is working on a TV show that will air this fall on Speed!!!! I hope hope hope that The Humpy Show makes a run.
P.S. it sure was neat to hear ol Marlin do a interview. Been a while since we have had the pleasure. I normally root for the #19, but guess we have to give the 40 a few shouts this weekend.
- May 22, 2008 at 11:16 PM
- Daly Planet Editor said...
It was too bad that SPEED did some of its best work on a day with traditionally very few TV viewers.
The entire day was a great effort, and Rutledge Wood seems to be finally getting a handle on the fact that he can "talk" and not "act" on TV. His interview with Steven Wallace was a good start to his day.
That gang comes back for a big day on Saturday. I will post the info on that Friday evening.
- May 22, 2008 at 11:19 PM
- Karen said...
Also heard during qualifying that Humpy will receive his current salary for ten years. So wonder what's really going on?
- May 22, 2008 at 11:30 PM
- SophiaZ123 said...
I can't believe I missed such a great week day on SPEED..and I would've loved to see Marlin interviewed.
JD you need to post "D.A." alerts (Does not stand for District Attorney, if you catch my drift)maybe on your new board for tape/dvr reminders, lol.
It is too bad so many others missed SPEED on a Thursday.
I do hope it's true about the Humpy show on SPEED.
The more I read about his "retirement" and so called pay check, the more confused I become re: the "Rest of the story".
- May 22, 2008 at 11:52 PM
- Anonymous said...
The timing of ALL the events (Humpy's "retirement & Ky bought) forces the media attention away from the Indy 500 and back onto NASCAR ...
It's NASCAR's way of showing that even with the reunification of open wheel racing, the stock cars still rule the roost ...
Humpy should go help Gillian at Cali ... He should force the stupid Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences to NOT hold the Oscars on the SAME freakin' weekend as the NASCAR races ... The Oscars used to be in late March, but moved to late Feb to cause more problems for everybody ...
- May 23, 2008 at 1:00 AM
- Daly Planet Editor said...
You can bet its ego and not money.
Maaybe the truth will come out this weekend when both guys are in the same place at the same time finally.
- May 23, 2008 at 4:58 AM
- Anonymous said...
They are much more deserving of tv time this one and only weekend than Mr. Wheeler who appears to me to be a man who will take advantage of every tv opportunity in the coming weeks to discuss his "retirement"
Mr. Wheeler is a good man who has done a whole lot for this sport and is now being forced out of his job.
He made a major impact on NASCAR and I, for one, want to know why he's being kicked to the curb.
- May 23, 2008 at 7:36 AM
- Anonymous said...
I want to hear racing news and not DW droning on and on about some guy retiring.
"Some guy?"
You ain't been a race fan very long, have you, son?
This is NOT just "some guy."
- May 23, 2008 at 7:37 AM
- Rockin Rich said...
To Sohiaz123, (and anyone that cares):
Here is a link to Race Fan TV. This is the best racing related site I have found. It may help you to not miss the stuff you want to see.
I know that JD doesn't want links posted unless he has checked them out, but I believe this is one he knows about.
Here it is:
Hope this helps.
- May 23, 2008 at 11:04 AM
- SophiaZ123 said...
Rockin Rich
You do rock!!! Thanks for the terrific racing tv guide web site. I just bookmarked it.
- May 23, 2008 at 12:22 PM
- Anonymous said...
We need more "PORKERS" puken in garbage cans!
Real class!
This crap belongs on MTV.
- May 23, 2008 at 12:26 PM
- Richard in N.C. said...
Based on past history, I think it very well could be that what Smith is after is bullying the France's into selling SMI either Darlington or Martinsville so he can close it and move the date or dates to other SMI tracks. That way, as he did with The Rock and N. Wikesboro, he not only gets an added date, but he also reduces the competition for Charlotte. As with Texas and The Rock, coincidentally there is litigation involved threatening Intl Motor Speedway. The threat to Darlington or Martinsville, in my view, would make a falling out between Humpy and Smith make more sense.
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Let's get it out of the way. It's never fun to lose to UCLA. It reminds me of the one other time that happened since I became a Trojan. I remember losing a silly 13-9 game that at the time felt significant because a win would have put us into the national title and UCLA coach Karl Dorell finally had a signature win. It took forever to get out of the golf course where UCLA parks our cars. We took plenty of shit from Bruin fans who had trouble knowing how to gloat, it had been so long since they won.
In a way, it felt like the loss this weekend. Again, USC spotted a massive early lead, coughed the ball up too much and played a well-prepared team. I am, despite the nature of my blog, not a homer.
UCLA is much improved on the field, their bandwagon fans are still the same petty crowd. I am hoping the actual alumni of the school enjoy the win and the promise that Coach Mora has them a far, far more complete team than we've seen since Pete Carroll's first season. Things definitely could trend well for us both, this could eventually become a rivalry again. Like I said, the road to this meaning more to Trojans would ultimately start with a loss. Good on you, Bruins. You did it.
What I would critique are the Bruin fans, not the ones you know from your office who are employed, but their bandwaggoners celebrating still the idea that sanctioning our marching band was good or being proud of Barr ending the college career of Matt Barkley, who has stood for nothing but everything the college game is supposed to be about.
I don't expect a basketball school where players are one and done always to understand what Barkley did, but I would expect not to be proud of injuring a player who gave up a lot to keep playing for his school. This is a guy who goes on philanthropic trips to Africa and to Haiti, a guy who was a good friend when I had a serious illness and a guy who regardless of if you like USC or not, is a guy you want on your team.
UCLA won the game and being stoked on that makes you normal. Being stoked Barkley got injured makes you a college football hater. One of the great joys in my life as a sports fan was seeing Vince Young play in that Rose Bowl. It was hard to see him so dominant, but the last thing I'd have wanted was for him to get hurt. That's not what this is about.
Literally promoting an animated gif about a college athlete getting hurt makes every point I offered last week for me. That's not something I'd ever want to see a Trojan do to a Bruin. Kill your spirits, your team, your hopes. Sure. Have at it. Celebrate an injury? Where's Bill Plaschke now to tie his "respect" column to this latest show of sportsmanship…
The SC game was mostly over by the time the injury happened, so that's not a factor here. What is a factor is feeling joy for the pain of someone who may influence a star player on UCLA one day to stick around and show pride in their school. We already know Hundley knows how to throw up our Victory V. I am sure Bruins hope he takes another cue from USC quarterbacks, especially Barkley.
Also, for the record, banning the field stab still was a cheap move. It had nothing to do with the outcome of the game and had the band done it, UCLA would have had even more to celebrate. Just have to keep that clear, while I totally give it up to the players on the field and the coaches for earning a big win.
I'd rather focus the remainder of this post on our own fans and to take a moment to remember Matt Barkley's career here as it would seem the Max Wittek era begins a bit early. Fear not, Max, we're behind you and the last Mater Dei quarterback to have his first start against a #1 team won 24-0.
Trojans, it sucks to have a season not play out the way we expected, but it doesn't suck to go to USC. As I always say, we'll win again and way more than we'll lose. UCLA fans feeling excited know this too. The thing is, those of you who blamed Barkley for interceptions or stick this all on the coaching need to take a moment off.
First, Barkley needs to be absolved. If you ran around your office like the rest of us did when he said he'd come back, then you need to stand up and clap for him now that his time as a Trojan is over.
Come draft time, I am going to write a recap of Matt's time at USC, Matty Trojan, the best we've had in my tenure. Get on the right side of this argument or stop reading this blog. I'm not your voice if you don't appreciate Matt from game one to now. I'm adamant about this.
It's Thxgiving week, Portland is quiet. 90% of that has to do with the Ducks losing, which in a schaedenfraude sort of way made this weekend a little sunnier. I was at self storage still getting my condo settled when I saw two Ducks fans fresh from the game. It took all my humility not to be like "what happened, didn't see the game".
Having to eat a little Bruin humble pie had me decide to go with that pie theme, celebrate Thxgiving early and just put good vibes into the football universe.
After all, we get to play Notre Dame next week in what might as well be the National Title game for them. Not used to playing spoiler when the Dodgers aren't in season, so let's relish it.
Right now, let's hope Matt is doing well and getting good prognoses for his draft training, let's hope Max Wittek is stoked to take the reins and let's leave the Kiffin talk for another year. We need his recruiting, his father is out as D coordinator and the truth is, until sanctions are officially over, I still think he's the best man for the job. We just need to get him some help so the details don't get missed.
FTFO and stay dry out there.


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Moore Chosen in WNBA First Round
Lincoln - Lindsey Moore became the third first-round pick in Nebraska history, when she was selected with the 12th overall pick by the Minnesota Lynx in the 2013 WNBA Draft on Monday night.
Moore, a 5-9 point guard from Covington, Wash., joined 11 other top collegians at Monday night's draft live at ESPN headquarters in Bristol, Conn.
"I'm really excited to get the chance to play in the WNBA and for the Minnesota Lynx," Moore said. "I was really nervous and when they said my name I couldn't really believe it at first. I'm just going to try to make the most of the opportunity I've been given, and do anything I can to help the Lynx."
Moore joins former Husker WNBA first-rounders Kelsey Griffin (2010) and Nicole Kubik (2000). Moore is also the fourth member of Nebraska's 2010 starting five to get an opportunity to play in the WNBA, joining Griffin (Connecticut Sun, 2010-13), Cory Montgomery (3rd Round, New York Liberty, 2010) and Yvonne Turner (San Antonio Silver Stars, 2013 Training Camp).
Other Huskers to get drafted or play in the WNBA include Kiera Hardy (Connecticut Sun, 3rd Round, 2007), Danielle Page (Connecticut Sun, Free Agent, 2008) and Anna DeForge (2000-09, Two-Time WNBA All-Star).
Moore led Nebraska to the 2012 NCAA Sweet 16, closing her career as the Huskers' all-time assist leader. She started (132) and won (94) more games than any other player in Nebraska history during her four-year career, while becoming the only Husker starter to play in a pair of NCAA Sweet 16s in her career.
As a senior in 2012-13, Moore led Nebraska to a 25-9 overall record that included a 12-4 Big Ten mark. She averaged 15.1 points, 3.6 assists, 5.7 assists and 1.8 steals, while shooting 46.8 percent from the field, 38.2 percent from three-point range and 80.7 percent from the free throw line. She ranked among the top 10 players in the Big Ten in six statistical categories, including No. 1 in assist-to-turnover ratio.
WNBA Training Camp officially begins on Sunday, May 5. The Lynx open their preseason schedule against the Washington Mystics on Saturday, May 18 in Bismarck, N.D. They follow with their final preseason tuneup against Kelsey Griffin and the Connecticut Sun in Minneapolis on Tuesday, May 21.
Minnesota's regular-season opener will be played on Saturday, June 1 at 7 p.m. against Griffin and the Sun at the Target Center in downtown Minneapolis. The Lynx are coming off a 2012 season when they advanced to the WNBA Finals.
The Lynx feature a star-studded roster that includes returning Olympians Lindsay Whalen and Maya Moore. Other returning starters include Seimone Augustus and Rebekkah Brunson, while Janel McCarville provides a key offseason acquisition for the Lynx. Minnesota is coached by Cheryl Reeve.
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1. Brittney Griner, Baylor (Phoenix Mercury)
2. Elena Delle Donne, Delaware (Chicago Sky)
3. Skylar Diggins, Notre Dame (Tulsa Shock)
4. Tayler Hill, Ohio State (Washington Mystics)
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8. Kayla Alexander, Syracuse (San Antonio Silver Stars)
9. Layshia Clarendon, California (Indiana Fever)
10. A'dia Mathies, Kentucky (Los Angeles Sparks)
11. Kelly Farris, Connecticut (Connecticut Sun)
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By Ed Patino
CAMDEN � Strong defense helped the Camden-Frontier High School boys basketball team gain the upper hand in Friday's rivalry game.
Ethan Riddell and Tory Teneyck both scored in double figures as the Redskins powered their way to a 55-35 victory over the Waldron Spartans in a Southern Central Athletic Association game.
Camden-Frontier (5-6, 3-4 SCAA) busted open a close game with a big third quarter. After a defensive-minded first quarter, the Redskins carried a 21-16 lead into halftime. Camden-Frontier opened the second half with a 17-7 run and never looked back.
"We came out in the third quarter and had a nice run, and this was probably the best we've shot the ball all season," Camden-Frontier coach Jason Holubik said. "It all starts with our defense, and we were contesting everything tonight."
Riddell had 18 points, seven rebounds and three assists to lead the Redskins. Teneyck added 11 points, while Calvin Conant scored nine points. Austin Church handed out three assists.
James Champion scored nine points to lead Waldron, while Levi Long scored eight points.
The Redskins will host Pittsford on Tuesday for another SCAA game. That same night, Waldron will travel to Fayette (Ohio) for a non-conference game.
Pittsford 75, Hillsdale Academy 52
Three players scored in double figures as the Pittsford High School boys basketball team rolled to a victory over the Hillsdale Academy Colts in a Southern Central Athletic Association game Friday evening.
Hot shooting was the key for Pittsford (8-2, 6-1 SCAA), as it scored no fewer than 13 points in any quarter. The Wildcats raced to an eight-point lead after the first quarter, then held a 30-21 lead at halftime. Pittsford outscored the Colts 27-16 in the third quarter and cruised to the win.
"We got going in the second half and started taking better shots," Pittsford coach Mike Burger said. "Our defensive intensity was great tonight."
Andy Houser scored 26 points and grabbed 13 rebounds to lead the Wildcats. Kevin VanBuskirk added 13 points, while Kyle Elston scored 12 points. Josh Vance handed out five assists.
Liam Wolfram scored 14 points to lead Hillsdale Academy (4-6, 3-4 SCAA). Adam Krutsch added 12 points, while Noah Kalthoff finished with nine points.
Both teams will play SCAA games Tuesday. Pittsford will visit Camden-Frontier, while the Colts will host Tekonsha.
Litchfield 65, Burr Oak 57
Devin Conley turned in a monster performance for the Litchfield High School boys basketball team in Friday's victory over the Burr Oak Bobcats in a Southern Central Athletic Association game.
The 6-9 junior recorded a double-double, scoring 41 points and grabbing 20 rebounds to lead Litchfield (4-6, 1-4 SCAA). Conley also recorded six blocks, hit six 3-pointers and finished 7-of-9 from the free-throw line.
"Devin had a huge, dominant night," Litchfield coach Karl Drake said. "He really delivered for us, and we needed it. Burr Oak played really well tonight."
Colt Tefft added 11 points and eight rebounds, while Kitcimakwa Williams also grabbed eight rebounds. Wyatt Langhann handed out six assists.
The Terriers will travel to No. 2-ranked Climax-Scotts for another SCAA game Tuesday.
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Chamber music > String Quintets
Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy
String Quintets op. 18 and 87
Editor: Ernst Herttrich
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The genesis of Mendelssohn's string quintets is closely connected to his friend Eduard Rietz and the latter's brother Julius. Deeply affected by Eduard's death in 1832, Mendelssohn exchanged the "Minuetto" movement in his A major Quintet op. 18, written six years previously, for a newly composed adagio. It was in this form that the work was finally sent to the publisher. The Quintet in B flat major was only published after Mendelssohn's death; numerous, unauthorized entries by Julius Rietz thus found their way into performance practice. An examination of the autograph allowed us to return the work to its original form – the commentary contains detailed information on this.
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Henle's exemplary publication of these seriously underrated works will no doubt lead to a more informed assessment of Mendelssohn's work and personality and to more classically oriented interpretations of these delightful works. ... Henle's crystal-clear printing in the handy 9 1/2 x 6 1/2 inch book-size study score is a bonus in rehearsal, and the parts are spaciously laid out with painstaking attention to clarity and detail.
[Strings, 2012]
- String Quintet A major op. 18
- String Quintet B flat major op. 87


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A service member of 25 years, Command Sgt. Maj. Will Pierce achieved his 'greatest honor' recently when Missouri's adjutant general appointed him as the state command sergeant major of the Missouri National Guard.
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – A service member of 25 years, Command Sgt. Maj. Will Pierce achieved his 'greatest honor' recently when Missouri's adjutant general appointed him as the state command sergeant major of the Missouri National Guard.
As the Missouri Army National Guard's top enlisted Soldier, the position is crucial to organization's success, said Maj. Gen. Steve Danner, the adjutant general.
"As we know in our history, when Baron von Steuben was with George Washington in Valley Forge and wrote the first manual arms for the United States Army, he's the first one to establish the NCO academy – the chief caretaker of troops and trainer, " Danner said. "The torch has been passed to our new state command sergeant major, and I look forward to working with Command Sgt. Maj. Pierce directly."
Pierce succeeded retiring Command Sgt. Maj. James Schulte, who served in the position since October 2009, during a change of responsibility ceremony on Saturday at the Ike Skelton Training Site. Family members and friends were in attendance to mark the transition, which included a ceremonial passing of a non-commissioned officer's sword.
Pierce, who lives in Camdenton, Mo. with his family, was previously the state logistics sergeant major. He said he would focus on maintaining a culture of "disciplined, well-trained individuals with integrity to lead the Missouri Guard in the future."
"The true test for success is, 'Would I trust men and women in company, battalion, and brigade leadership positions to take my own son into combat?' " he said.
He asks the question hypothetically, but his son Will J. Pierce, a 15-year-old freshman at Camdenton High School, plans to join the Missouri Guard when he is of age.
"It's an honor to have my dad go that far," said Will about his father's appointment as the top noncommissioned officer in the Missouri Guard.
Pierce's wife, Kim, said her husband is well-prepared for the new position.
"The past 25 years have been preparation for this," Kim said. "He's always done a great job. I watched him go from a young E-3, all the way to sergeant major, and now state sergeant major."
His daughter, Kara Pierce said she is proud of her father.
"I always knew he had the potential, but seeing it fall into place is incredible," Kara said "He's worked really hard and he deserves it."
Will Pierce joined the Army in October 1987 as a supply specialist. Upon completion of his enlistment, he was recruited into Company F, 735th Support Battalion in Springfield where he eventually became an Active Guard Reserve unit supply sergeant. He later became a combat medic and was selected to be the unit readiness noncommissioned officer in 1996.
In 2003, Pierce deployed to Fort Riley where he served as the first sergeant for Headquarters Support Company, 205th Medical Battalion in support of Noble Eagle. He deployed again in 2005, this time to Iraq as the command sergeant major for the 110th Combat Engineer Battalion. His third deployment was in 2007 when he returned to Iraq with the 35th Engineer Brigade.
Kara Pierce said that all the struggles of having a parent in the military were worth it.
"He's been gone off and on," she said. "It was always hard, but I always knew he was doing it for a noble reason. He was out protecting us and protecting the country, serving everybody before himself."


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I take it that the implication is that criticism of Islam, or critical depictions of Mohammed (or is it any depictions of Mohammed at all?), is unprotected because it's "discriminatory." How about Muslim statements that other religions are misguided; are those "discriminatory," too?Even though the flyer uses the phrase "free speech," it does not mention the U.S. Constitution or say that the discussion is about the constitutional law or the scope of constitutional protections. The cartoons controversy is not, after all, about government censorship, but about private individuals and groups trying to influence other private individuals and groups. No one writes and says and draws everything that constitutional law would permit, and most of us would be hard pressed to come up with things we could express that would be something the government could censor. There are plenty of hateful, ugly, and hurtful things we can easily think of that we would restrain ourselves from saying even though we have a constitutional right to say them. And I don't mean to appear to be lecturing Eugene Volokh about any of this, because it's an obvious given that, as a conlawprof, he knows this.
Plus of course there's also the old chestnut about the supposed "differences between free speech and hate speech." Fortunately, modern U.S. First Amendment law does not treat the two as antonyms, just as it wouldn't discuss "the differences between free speech and blasphemy" or "the differences between free speech and sedition." It's a shame that the USC Muslim Student Union takes a different view.
I just want to defend the Muslim Students Union here. There is nothing in that flyer that condones violence. I would prefer to see the Union openly condemn the threats of violence and distance their religion from the threats of violence that are plainly at issue in the cartoon controversy. But it is perfectly legitimate to have a private conception of "free speech" that is narrower than the legal definition. And it is is likewise perfectly legitimate to have a private conception of "discrimination" that is broader than the legal definition. Religions tend to have far higher standards for behavior and expression than the government would impose (which is one of the strongest reasons for having a separation of religion and state).
A private group that wants to hold a discussion can define the topic and impose some limitations, including demands that participants discuss the issue rationally and without shouting and deliberately provoking each other. Those who want to range into different issues and fling insults about are free to start their own discussion. Here, the Muslim Students Union may mean to say something like: We want to host a discussion, and we are going to try to keep the discussion civil. We want to talk with you, not provide an occasion for you to show up at our place and taunt us.
I'm thinking of a discussion I set up quite a while ago at the Law School. Some of the women students got the idea that the failure to use the Socratic Method discriminates against women. The male students, they had observed, were more likely to volunteer than female students, so a lawprof who relied on voluntary participation would have a classroom with a disproportionate amount of male speakers. I set up a discussion so that students and faculty could exchange ideas on the subject. Now, some of the students were really upset and even thought that there were teachers who deliberately used voluntary participation as a way to suppress women, a charge I thought was beyond the pale and distracting.
I wrote a flyer inviting students and faculty to the discussion and included a sentence framing the issue for discussion. I stated an expectation that we could have an intellectual discussion of the problem of whether the Socratic Method is needed in order to avoid a disparate impact on female students and that we ought to avoid emotional charges that anyone is deliberately discriminating against women.
One faculty member, a constitutional law professor, came to my office to express outrage that I had imposed that limitation on the discussion. The students should be free to vent emotionally and to air whatever accusations they wanted. Did free speech require that? I was setting up a discussion. I defined the ground rules in a way that I thought would be most fruitful and that would encourage more people to show up and contribute (something I do in the classroom constantly). My colleague could set up another discussion where students were allowed to talk about what bigots individual professors are, but I wouldn't even attend a discussion like that. Would you?
By the same token, I think it's fair for the Muslim students to try to set up a helpful discussion by signaling that the atmosphere is not going to be ugly. That can encourage attendance and a willingness to listen and exchange ideas on the topic chosen. If anyone thinks they've left something out, they can set up another discussion.


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Happy New Year from Vienna!ReplyDelete
Rumpelmayer was more than the first confiseur, he founded Angelina's, named after his daughter in law. Angelina's one of several salons de thé he opened in France and Germany, there was even one in New York.Replies
Thank you for the reminder. When I was very little my Grandmere used to take me to the NYC Rumplemayer's. It seemed a fairy land in there but what I remember now is her delight as an ice cream a pastry confection was set before her and her beautiful parfum. Fleurs de Rocailles. The original.Delete
So many to choose from, so little time!ReplyDelete
Happy New Year Carol
Superbe ton aquarelle!ReplyDelete
All the very best to you Carol..and Bear:)x
I love Paris Breakfasts. Am so pleased to have unexpectedly found it. For a Catalan take on les buches Foix de Sarria in my other hometown Barcelona creates fantasies with gnomes and mushrooms and, yes, little families of baby hedgehogs--all out of pastry, cream and exquisitely carved candied fruits and chocolate. Bon Any!ReplyDelete
Scrumptios! I have yet to make a buche. I'll have to try one. These all look so good. Ah such a wonderful tour through the patisserie. Bonne Annee to you to CarolReplyDelete
Happy new year Carol! Just want to let you know how much I enjoy PB. It brings a smile to my face each time! Merci beaucoup :)!ReplyDelete
So happy you are experiencing your first New Year in Paris! I hope it is all you wish it to be! I loved reading about it, as always it makes me feel as if I were right there (where I would love to be!)... Happy New Year!ReplyDelete
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You could not possibly go wrong with all those buches!ReplyDelete
Happy New Year Carol, and thank you for this wonderful blog ! Peace and Hapiness for 2013 and many cakes and drawings ! :)ReplyDelete
Happy New Year La Belle Carol! Here's to many buches to come!ReplyDelete
Happy New Year, Carol! I'd have chosen that one, too. Looks good. I used to make a buche noel, but I'd make it look like a log with a cut off side branch thing, too--it was a lot of work, but fun to make and it did taste good. I'd put meringue mushrooms to the side. I forgot all about making those things!ReplyDelete
It's yr everyday daily Moleskine diary HarrietReplyDelete
All I could find yesterday on New Year's Eve !!
New York has a. Ginger selection i gotta say
Who knew?
- Anonymous4:47 PM
Thank you Carol, thank you for your posts. I keep them all hoping someday I could go to Paris again.ReplyDelete
I wish you & Bear a fantastic 2013.
Keep posting. You have many, many fans.
Kindest regards, Christina
I LOVE your 1st 2013 page!! About the images in your photos: if all that sweetness translates into happiness, then we are all going to have a très très très belle année filled with bonheur!!! Did you see the feu d'artifice in Paris last night? I saw them from all over the world on TV5 today.ReplyDelete
I, too, am hoping for pictures of the Paris New Year's eve celebration. What a happy way to spend the beginning of 2013, in Paris! I hope you have a great year of blogging and painting.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous12:25 AM
looked up Mrs- Dalloway, Rumpelmayer's there, in the first paragraph:ReplyDelete
Mrs. Dalloway said she would buy the flowers herself.
For Lucy had her work cut out for her. The doors would be taken off their hinges; Rumpelmayer's men were coming. And then, thought Clarissa Dalloway, what a morning--fresh as if issued to children on a beach.
Isn't it amazing how people like Rumpelmayer managed to be so successful in various countries? We always think that nowadays we are mobile, but our forefathers were not idle either.
Great quote Merisi in ViennaDelete
Yr always in the know!!
- Anonymous12:49 AM
Carol: You are killing me with the marron buche--I remember one Christmas getting marron glace covered in chocolate at Pierre Herme but they didn';t have them the next year---been craving them ever since. Had the Payard buche of carmel salted butter buche this year--was fabulous. Waiting for your Three Kings Cake and the Feve report!! Bonne Anee LuLuReplyDelete
Love your diary, love the buches, and love that you're in Paris! What a fabulous way to start a new year! Best wishes to you and Bear.ReplyDelete


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I love Christmas and I love the "winter", despite the fact that winter ceases to exist here in Cali, but I fondly remember white Christmases with my family when I was younger, blankets of snow, the smell of apple and cinnamon, and my mom cooking and baking up a storm in the kitchen.
So for me, I always look forward to the end of the year- the holidays. And shopping for the winter season was no exception! This is the first year I won't be going to New York for my job, but nonetheless it's going to be COLD in Washington when I go visit my parents and sisters for Christmas. Last time the BF and I were there, we went to Seattle Center and my face was frozen because it was so cold! Even though mom says that 55-60 degrees is warm to them. Go fig.
I bought these two jackets recently, the cream/white one from Wetseal (I think it's pretty new since it's not on their website) for around $40, and the black peacoat from Forever21. I was looking for a good peacoat since last year but never found one I liked, or at least one that was in my price range. This peacoat was only $45 which is a good deal considering it doesn't get that cold here in California.
I like the cream/white one because you can wear it two different ways and it's very light. I also love the big round black buttons on it. The peacoat is the perfect length (ends at my knees), and since I am fairly tall, it fits nicely and accommodates my long arms and isn't tight in the back which is a common problem I have in jackets which is why I usually wear a large when it comes to jackets, but I got a small this time. It's also great to wear with boots.
FYI, I don't really spend a lot on clothes because I only wear things a few times before it gets lost in my closet or it goes to my sister, unless I REALLY, REALLY like something, then I will spend a pretty penny on it. But those are extremely rare occasions. Truth be told, I am a BARGAIN shopper. I LOVE shopping for bargains and I don't care what anyone says, I live within my means. Even if I was filthy rich, my ass is STILL shopping at Target and Wal-Mart. Especially with the economy now, it's insane to spend frivolously.
The BF also got me a clutch from the Gap since we have a casual wedding to go to next month, it's super cute, it has frills on the side, and the clutch has this wiring so it stays open when you open it.
And this was my outfit of the day (yesterday), the top is also from Forever 21, $13.
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I love Christmas and I love the "winter", despite the fact that winter ceases to exist here in Cali, but I fondly remember white Christmases with my family when I was younger, blankets of snow, the smell of apple and cinnamon, and my mom cooking and baking up a storm in the kitchen.
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- A Gal On A Budget said...
Your boyfriend has good taste! I like the white coat w/black buttons best mainly because I love anything mod. How tall are you? You always look so petite in your pictures that I was surprised to read otherwise. Anyway, I hope you wear your goodies in good health!
- September 30, 2008 at 12:34 AM
- Askmewhats said...
oh my! Your winter outfit look too cute! :) And I love your outfit from Forever 21..we've got forever 21 here but most of the time, the clothes are not as pretty as there! :D
- September 30, 2008 at 12:54 AM
- Adriyah said...
I have the same dress from forever21. Mine's gray :D
- September 30, 2008 at 1:30 AM
- Leslie Yang said...
I really love the last top! In florida, I don't really ever get the chance to wear coats or jackets cause everyone will start to think i'm crazy! lol..sucks unless i'm in the grocery freezer aisle.
- September 30, 2008 at 4:19 AM
- miemiemie said...
puuuuuuuuurple! i love it!:) the cream peacot looks great on you, i like it buttoned all the way up :) gives a very asian/fob feel to it. cute cute :)
- September 30, 2008 at 5:35 AM
- iamgrape1119 said...
Aww, I really like the coats you bought! I bet you'll look like a Grinfindor (sp?) student w/ that black peacoat and the scarf! I can't wait til winter either! I love when you get up early in the morning and you are all drowsy, then one step out of the door and take a deep breath of the COLD air, and you wake up 100%! Can't wait to see your winter outfits!
- September 30, 2008 at 5:37 AM
- Anonymous said...
This is too funny! I love reading your blog and I never comment, but I had to with this one. I bought the same exact jacket from Wet Seal over the weekend and the same exact top but in black from Forever 21! I couldn't pass it up for $13!! Are you wearing leggings with it? It's definitely too long to be worn with jeans.... so leggings is a good idea... I couldn't think of what to wear with this.. thanks so much!
- September 30, 2008 at 6:01 AM
- PBW said...
I'm loving that adorable ivory jacket. How cute!
- September 30, 2008 at 7:02 AM
- MakeupByRenRen said...
very cute sis! i see you rocking that winter white coat!
- September 30, 2008 at 8:16 AM
- jeSmakeup said...
that black coat is nice!! whered u get it at? cuteee outfit bytw... purple n leggings =) somethin i would wear !
- September 30, 2008 at 8:24 AM
- tinkerbellax30 said...
i love the white peacoat it's really cute. i spotted that dress at the forever21 website but i never found it at the actual store x(
- September 30, 2008 at 8:41 AM
- jeSmakeup said...
Oh yea i totally forgot... i your post yesterday but was too busy to comment.. and tis morning i just looked at ur pix.. sorry =) well wetseal n forever... affordable price then! i gotta check this out.. u got greatttttt taste! thanks<333
- September 30, 2008 at 8:55 AM
- Valerie said...
I love the white jacket and it's from Wetseal too, I love Wetseal :D
The price tag on the white jacket is totally affordable which is a total bonus. I'm a bargain shopper when it come to clothes too gotta save those money for more MAC :D
- September 30, 2008 at 9:43 AM
- issa said...
ooh those jackets are very kute!! too bad we won't be able to really make use of jackets for a while still down here!
- September 30, 2008 at 9:45 AM
- Fabuless Beauty said...
I'm a bargain shoppper as well! I'm a sucker for Ross, Target and Marshalls. I tend to buy clothes cheap as well, esp. trendy ones! I believe if you arent' going to wear it for more than one season..buy it cheap.
- September 30, 2008 at 9:55 AM
- vanillasmush said...
love the coats and bags!!! btw, your look for the day is so pretty...loving the plummy purple color! so now!
- September 30, 2008 at 10:10 AM
- A Gal On A Budget said...
Vanessa: You ARE tall! Damn, I'm jealous. I'm pretty short for someone of Eastern European descent (5'2") yet I'm the same height as my father and taller than my mom (she's 4'11" and could fit inside a Russian nesting doll).
Fabuless: I'm all about the Ross and Marshall's as well, along with TJMaxx. While I love Target, I've noticed I somehow spend significantly more than I planned to whenever I go there. How is it that I walk in to buy toilet paper and walk out having spend no less than $50?! I swear, something about the lighting and decor just says "Spend, spend, spend more!"
- September 30, 2008 at 10:20 AM
- Tracy said...
Cute clothes! I had the hardest time finding peacoats last winter, and I ended up finding one at Nordie's Rack in the middle of the scorching summer for like $30. Haha. I'm also a bargain shopper. I'd probably be right there with you at Target and Walmart if I also had a buttload of money. LoL. If it looks good, wear it!
- September 30, 2008 at 11:33 AM
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- September 30, 2008 at 11:50 AM
- Beauty is Androgynous said...
damn nessa i would kill for that white pea coat!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
i love black and white or cream n white two tone clothes.
it looks really classy n vintage/mod kind of.
- September 30, 2008 at 11:56 AM
- ainstein said...
love the jackets! i got a similar one in gray. i love big buttons! nice clothes.
- September 30, 2008 at 5:01 PM
- Anonymous said...
55 to 60 is cold for you? oh my! try minus 30 (fahrenheit, if my conversion tool is correct) up here in toronto sometimes!
oh well, lucky you guys only need one set of clothes.
- September 30, 2008 at 5:07 PM
- Sher said...
i love MOD inspired clothing liek the white jacket! so cute!
- September 30, 2008 at 10:55 PM
- kae said...
i really like the white jacket! just letting you know that i'm linking you!
- October 1, 2008 at 12:10 AM
- Shen said...
o my NESSA! I saw those 2 coats here at the bazaar. almost looks the same and cost about the same.. :) the other one i think was just $39. le sigh! i so wanted it but its waay tropical here.
forever21 is uber cheap there. your purple dress poly cost twice as much here. i actually spend less than 10 for my tops and bottoms. I also don't like buying expensive clothes unless its really one of a kind that i can wear year round. :)
- October 1, 2008 at 12:27 AM
- Anonymous said...
40 bucks?! what a steal! thats the perfect amount for college students like me! thanks for the info i will be buying one soon :)
- October 1, 2008 at 1:41 PM
- Shades Of U said...
Well I'm the complete opposite - I hate buying peacoats because I look like a midget in them and I would only use them two months of the year in my state. But those are beautiful coats and you look sexay in the purple top/dress. ;)
- October 1, 2008 at 3:46 PM
- Nic Nic said...
the white jacket is cute, love the big black button details :D
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Keyboard instruments > Piano solo
Ludwig van Beethoven
Piano Sonata no. 12 A flat major op. 26
Editor: Murray Perahia, Norbert Gertsch
Fingering: Murray Perahia
13.95 $
Urtext Edition, paperbound
revised edition
Pages: 31 (VII, 24), Size 23,5 x 31,0 cm
Order no. HN 892 · ISMN 979-0-2018-0892-5
Level of difficulty (Piano): difficult (Level 6/7)
Beethoven's twelfth Piano Sonata op. 26 is unusual in every respect: It opens with variations, followed by a short, energetic Scherzo which is in turn succeeded by the impressive "Funeral March on the Death of a Hero". The person Beethoven had in mind when he wrote this remains a mystery. Norbert Gertsch, editor-in-chief at Henle Publishers, undertook a thorough revision of our edition, together with the renowned pianist Murray Perahia. In addition, the latter also provided fingerings and shares some of his personal thoughts on this work.
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- Preface (PDF, 219 KB)
- Critical Commentary (PDF, 1409 KB)
- A note about the levels of difficulty
The levels of difficulty of the
piano music published by G. Henle Publishers
The levels of difficulty of the piano music published by G. Henle Publishers
|Bach, Notebook for Anna Magdalena Bach, nos. 4 and 5
|Bach, Well-Tempered Clavier I, no. 1 Prelude C major
|Beethoven, Piano Sonatas op. 49,1 and 2
|Grieg, Lyric Pieces op. 12, no. 4
|Schumann, Fantasy Pieces op. 12, no. 1
|Chopin, Nocturnes op. 27, nos. 1 and 2
|Beethoven, Piano Sonata op. 10, no. 3
|Beethoven, Piano Sonata op. 81a
|Schumann, Toccata op. 7
Guide to the levels of difficulty
"I don't know what 'difficult' means. Either you can play or you can't" – this was the rather terse comment by the great violinist Nathan Milstein, on being asked about the unbelievable difficulty of Niccolo Paganini's Caprice no. 1.
The relativity of the evaluation of difficulty in music immediately becomes clear. Yet I gladly take up this great challenge, presented to me by G. Henle Publishers. For I am aware of how useful a guide like this can be, both from my own experience as well as that of many colleagues. In particular so as to be able to identify "appropriate" works. For example for music teachers, who teach at very different levels, from beginners to those preparing for music conservatories, but also for all those interested amateurs for whom this guide is intended.
After careful deliberation I have settled on nine levels of difficulty, which I have divided into three groups: 1–3 (easy), 4–6 (medium), 7–9 (difficult). A number of parameters have been considered when assessing the level of difficulty. I have not just looked at the number of fast or slow notes to be played, or the chord sequences; of central importance are also the complexity of the piece's composition, its rhythmic complexities, the difficulty of reading the text for the first time, and last but not least, how easy or difficult it is to understand its musical structure. I have defined "piece" as being the musical unit of a sonata, or a single piece in a cycle, which is why Bach's "Well-Tempered Clavier" Part I comprises a total of 48 levels of difficulty (each prelude and fugue is considered separately), Schumann's Sonata in f sharp minor op.11 only has a single number. My assessment is measured by the ability to prepare a piece for performance.
While assessing the pieces, it became clear that the medium level of difficulty (4–6) is the trickiest. Now and again this means that a piece is judged as a "3/4", even if it only deserved a "3" as far as piano technique is concerned. An example of such a "borderline" case (easy/medium) is Schumann's "Scenes from Childhood" op. 15 Von fremden Ländern und Menschen or at the other end "6/7" part of Bach's "English Suites". And of course within a main category there are also "from-to" evaluations (e.g. 7/8).
Any evaluation of art or music will always be subjective, even if the aim was to be objective. Despite the fact that I have endeavoured to be as careful as possible, I am all too aware that the results of my work can be called into question, and am therefore grateful for any suggestions you might have.
Prof. Rolf Koenen © 2010