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We met at my house. I originally picked a theme of pumpkin spice but then I simply thought SPICE and switched to Sweet and Spicy Sriracha Chicken Tacos. I used my grill pan for the chicken and it turned out very tender and juicy. It was as if cooking on the grill surface kept the chicken from having full contact to the pan and thus not over cooking. Or, I could have been watching it very carefully because it was for company.
The chicken had a nice flavor, not too spicy, and the cream sauce would dilute any heat, thus you are encouraged to add a sriracha and honey sauce.
Our side was Angelica's top secret Spanish Rice. It was very tasty and the grains of rice were fluffy and non-sticky.
Our side was Angelica's top secret Spanish Rice. It was very tasty and the grains of rice were fluffy and non-sticky.
1 cup of dry long grain rice
1 tsp. Cumin
1/2 - 1 Tbsp. Garlic Powder
1 Cube Chicken Broth Bullion Crumbled
1 Dash of Salt
1-2 Tbsp. of oil
1/4 cup chopped onions
1 handful of sliced or diced green bell pepper
1-2 sprigs of fresh cilantro
2 cups of water
1 - 2 Tbsp. of tomato sauce (flavor & color)
1 - 2 Tbsp. of chopped tomato w Mexican blend spices.
Add oil to pot and heat to medium heat. Lower heat and add rice, onion and bell peppers and fry the rice opaque. Add tomato sauce and chopped tomato and mix. Add the 2 cups of water and put in all the seasonings. Bring to a rolling boil 3-5 minutes and taste the broth, add more seasoning if desired.
After 1 last stir of the ingredients put heat to a simmer, add the sprigs of cilantro and COVER the rice to cook for 20 MINUTES.
DO NOT TOUCH, or uncover. After 20 minutes, turn off and remove from heat and leave the top on for 5 extra minutes. After 5 minutes fluff the rice with a fork and serve.
To accompany our tacos we sipped on pineapple margaritas. I like to make big pitchers of cocktails ahead of time for several reasons:
1. The flavors have time to blend.
2. I'm lazy.
3. We get our drink on faster!
These cocktails, while having plenty of vitamin C, where just ok.
Our appetizer was prepared by Mary, Garlic Knot Chicken Alfredo Ring. Make sure this is baked all the way through or it will adhere to the pan something fierce! The recipe calls for serving this with Alfredo sauce though I think it would be really good with a marinara sauce. Then it would be like chicken pizza pull apart bread!
Tonya baked Sopapilla Cheesecake Pie for our dessert. This dessert seems very complicated with the flaky layers and creamy filling however it is simplified by the use of refrigerated crescent rolls. These bars are delicious and I have made this recipe before to rave reviews at the office
And speaking of desserts, Tonya recently made the most delicious brownies. She followed the recipe other than adding a handful of pecans. Also, these are a Blondie despite being called disappearing marshmallow BROWNIES. I could not stop eating these! The melted marshmallows make the texture very chewy and irresistible.


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Game #59
Lancers at Stars
The Ice Box
7:35 pm
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Both Omaha and Lincoln have been eliminated from post-season play putting bragging rights on the line as the rivals meet for a home-and-home series to wrap up the 2016-17 season.
Season Series:
Lincoln has controlled the season series through the first six games, winning five of the first six games. Omaha's only victory over the Stars this season came at the Ice Box on February 3. Derek Hamelin scored the overtime game-winner to help the Lancers claim the victory.
Despite only having scored once in the series, Lincoln's Gustaf Westlund leads all skaters with eight points (1g, 7a) through the six games series so far. Papillion native Ethen Frank is right behind Westlund with seven points (4g, 3a). Stars forward Sam Sternschein has tallied the most goals against the Lancers this season, scoring five times, including a hat trick at Ralston Arena. Ben Lown leads all available Lancers in both goals and points against the Stars. The Miami University commits three goals are a team high, the forward has no assists against the Stars. After Lown four other players have a pair of points, and three other skaters have scored.
Missing Pieces:
The Lancers head into the final weekend of play missing two of the teams top three scorers. Both Filip Rydstrom and Emilio Pettersen will be missing from the Omaha lineup for both games.
Rydstrom, the teams leading scorer, signed an ATO with the Indy Fuel of the ECHL on Saturday, April 1. In 51 games with the Lancers the captain notched a team-high 24 assists to go along with 10 goals. Rydstrom has played two games with the Fuel, tallying a pair of assists in his second pro game on April 5 vs. Quad City.
Pettersen, who will be representing Norway at the U18 World Championships in Slovenia. Norway opens play on Friday April 7 against against Kazakhstan. Playing in the second tier Pettersen's Norwegian team will take on Germany, Hungary, Denmark, and France in round robin play to open the tournament. A Denver commit, Pettersen most recently represented Norway at the World Junior Championships U-18 Division 1a. During that tournament Pettersen recorded five points (3g, 2a) in five games.
Lincoln will be without defenseman Eero Teravainen who will also be playing for his country during the final week of the season.
Getting Experience:
Affiliate player Noah Cates recorded the first multi-point game of his USHL career on Saturday night against the Fighting Saints when he picked up a goal and assist. Cates started the weekend with a power play goal in Des Moines on Friday, his first of the season. The goal on Saturday was the first that Cates had scored at Ralston Arena.
Skating on a line with Filip Suchy and Jack Randl, Cates' line combined to score three of the Lancers goals on the night. Cates, committed to Minnesota-Duluth is expected to return to the Lancers for the 2017-18 season.


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As I promised to one of my readers who emailed me I will post more events going on in the area so you don't miss a single thing...
Oct 29th - Pressure Canning Vegetables @ 130- 430 @ the extension office
Nov 2-- Veggies in the landscape @ 630 @ Austin Davis Library
Nov 4 -- Gourds in Florida @ 630 @ Town and Country Library
Nov 6 -- Pressure Canning Vegetables @ 130 - 430 @ The Extension Office
Nov 8 -- Backyard Wildlife @ 630 @ Lutz library
Nov 8 -- Compost Happens @ 7 @ Bruton Memorial Library
Wednesday, October 27, 2010
Now through Nov 8th hillsborough classes...
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Title- Another Shot At Love
Series- What's Love??? Book # 1
Author- Niecey Roy
Genre- New Adult Contemporary Romantic Comedy
Imogen Gorecki has a problem—her twin sister just got engaged, and guess who's the best man? That's right, her scum-of-an-ex-boyfriend whom she caught cheating with a bottle-blonde, with fake breasts and a stripper's flexibility. There's a disturbing possibility her eyes will never recover.
Gen needs a date for the engagement party, but finding Mr. Perfect in a time crunch is proving impossible. Just when she's about to give up, she face-plants into the crotch of the sexiest guy she's ever met.
Matt Sesnick is everything Gen wants in a man —except he's not interested in a relationship. Can she convince Matt to take another shot at love, or will Gen's pregnant, hormonal older sister, her bridezilla twin, and all of her past Mr. Wrongs get in the way of their happily-ever-after?
Book Links
Goodreads * Kindle * B & N * Kobo * Smashwords
Also available at iTunes
~~~ Kj Says ~~~
I have to say that Gen amused me from the moment she was throwing her ex boyfriends clothes out the window right down to the pretend boyfriend to try and make her family leave her alone. Her sister Cat managed to hook her up with a guy that just wasn't her type at all and thought it was great. After all you don't upset the very pregnant woman.. When Gen met Matt, well he was everything she wanted but neither of them was ready for a new relationship. When her sister announced she was getting married and that the ex was the best man Gen knew she was in for a rough time. Matt made a great fake boyfriend, but was it all really fake?
I truly enjoyed this book, it was very well written and the characters believable. I think another thing that drew me into this book was the family aspect. It was truly wonderful that her family with all their attitudes and ideas about what should be was dead on. I recommend this book highly. I cannot wait for the next in the series as I see that it continues on in the family. So excited!! Thanks to Niecy Roy for giving me her book to read and review, it was the best!
Title- Done With Love
Series- What's Love??? # 2
By- Niecey Roy
Expected Publication Date- April 2014
Genre- New Adult Contemporary Romantic Comedy
Once upon a time…
Bridal boutique owner, Alexis Gorecki, used to believe in happily-ever-afters—until prince charming turned into a toad.
Months after being blindsided by her own horrific wedding scandal, Lexie is desperately trying to keep her boutique afloat in the wake of all the bad publicity. Waging war against her evil almost-in-laws—the people who will stop at nothing to ruin her reputation—sounded much better in her head. Lexie's strawberries and cream personality really isn't cut out for taser guns and blackmail.
To complicate matters, Lexie's first love is back in town with his sexy green eyes and out-of-control abs. He already broke her heart once before, the beast. Leo Moss has always been her weakness and he's made it perfectly clear what he wants. Can he convince Lexie she's not done with love just yet?
Book Link
About the Author-
Niecey Roy knew she wanted to be a writer from a very young age, but her moment of enlightenment came after watching the movie You've Got Mail. It was then she realized her place in life, and happily parked her butt on writing romance. Her dream was to create sexy vixens, hunky, half-naked heroes, and above all, romance; lots and lots of butterflies in the belly, breathless first kisses and happily-ever-afters.
Most days she can be found at home at a cluttered desk, pounding her tired little fingers away on a keyboard with nothing but black pepper flavored sunflower seeds and Visine as her weapons for mass-romance-novel-creation. When her fingers need a break, you'll find her at a table with friends, drinking a few martinis and showing off a new pair of (sometimes ridiculous) high heels. She's usually the loudest at the table and most often the one snorting with laughter.
Niecey is the author of Fender Bender Blues, a contemporary romantic comedy published by The Wild Rose Press. Her new romantic comedy series, What's Love??? includes Another Shot At Love, and Done With Love releasing April 2014.
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JESUS washed his disciples' feet and church leaders in Birmingham will be offering a 21st century footwash today.
The Bishop of Birmingham, the Dean and church leaders from across the Birmingham Diocese will be outside the Cathedral in St Philip's Square and offer passers-by a shoe shine.
The Cathedral shoe shine has been organised to celebrate Maundy Thursday – the day when Jesus washed his disciples' feet at the Last Supper.
It is also the day when about 200 clergy from the diocese gather in the Cathedral to renew ordination vows.
Bishop David Urquhart said: "Maundy Thursday is the day the church remembers the passover meal Jesus shared with his friends and followers.
"That meal was the foundation for the meal we still share in churches today – Holy Communion.
"The shoe shine is just a small demonstration that people who follow Jesus are prepared to roll up their sleeves and serve their communities." During Lent, the 40 days of preparation for Easter, Bishop David has been praying in schools, workplaces, hospitals, churches, playgroups and lunch clubs.


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Dear Experts,
We need an advice.
Is it possible to create/use WBS (Work Breakdown Structure) in SAP Business ByDesign.
We are facing a requirement to analyze projects costs on a monthly basis so the easiest solutions for us can be WBS elements but we are not really sure if they are feasible in SAP Business ByDesign. Could you please advice.
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Hi Sujeet,
Yes, it is possible. In ByDesign projects we don't talk about WBS elements but tasks only. The benefit is that tasks have both WBS element as well as network activity features. By ordering the tasks in a hierarchical way - e.g. in the WBS view in the project UI - you can achieve what you are looking for.
Cost reporting, e.g. analytics report "Project Cost and Revenue by Project Structure" will then show cost and revenue in a hierachy.
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#Art #ACEO`s #Collectable #Folksy.
A beautiful picture always brings those words of that song to mind. Can`t even recall the name of the song now. But the bit about a picture painting a thousand words is so true. Well I think so anyway. A beautiful picture can really grab you, make you just want to stare at it and the longer you do the more you see. Of course different styles appeal to different people, so its good to have a diverse range of artists too.
An ACEO - Art Cards, Editions and Originals are small works of art 3.5"x2.5" that are affordable for all. They are very collectible and you don`t end up filling the walls to overflowing.
If you like what you see today click on the picture to go to the shop and browse the other art they have for sale. There are so many stunning pictures that I can`t fit them all on here, so the rest is up to you.
I sometimes have the urge to draw
I want to draw and paint much more.
A while ago I drew lots of faces
that really put me through my paces.
Don`t know who these people are
they were in my head from afar.
So many artists with so much skill
they have the gift and the will,
to create masterpieces for you
I think much praise is due.
Have a look and see what you think
if you like what you see just click the link.
You will go to the shop and see many more
click on the picture and take a tour.
A sample is all I have to show
you`ll have to make the effort and go
to browse and find more to see
I think you`ll be shouting with glee!
ACEO Original - The Crab Nebula.
ACEO Original - The Veil Nebula.
ACEO Original - The Andromeda Galaxy.
ACEO - Pink Fantasy Bird by Lilly`s Night Garden.
ACEO - Blue Victorian Angels by Lilly`s Night Garden.
ACEO - Original Woodland Blossoms by GweddusArt.
ACEO - Zendoodle Ink and Watercolour by GweddusArt.
Sunset through the pier railings by Wellydog Gallery.
Seagulls ACEO by Wellydog Gallery.
ACEO Original Watercolour Convolvulus by Cherry Tree.
ACEO "Garden" Watercolour Original by Cherry Tree.
Fox in Snow ACEO original drawing by The Emporium of Curiosities.
Hever Castle pencil drawing ACEO by The Emporium of Curiosities.
Jester Tree ACEO by Marian`s Arts.
Rainbow Scene Trees by Marian`s Arts.
ACEO Listen to your Heart by Three Generations.
Paris ACEO by Three Generations.
ACEO "Llyn Cynwch" by Astrid`s Garden.
Black and White ACEO by Astrid`s Garden.
ACEO Flower Zentangle (Original) by Top Floor Treasures.
ACEO Patchwork Quilt (Original) by Top Floor Treasures.
ACEO Original Painting by Greenbea.
ACEO Original Painting - Gentian by Greenbea.
"Cove" ACEO Ltd Ed Print by Gelert Design.
"The Hill Farm" ACEO Ltd Ed Print by Gelert Design.
ACEO Nasturtium by ..........redpaint.
ACEO Summer Flowers by ...........redpaint
ACEO Flower Print - `Bromeliad` by Audrey`s Art.
ACEO Print `Autumn Birches` by Audrey`s Art.
What a gallery!!! I started off choosing two from each shop thinking that there weren`t that many ACEO artists. I was clearly wrong. There are still more out there too. It was a real job choosing which ones to put on here as well, unbelievably hard. The choices were amazing, so much talent!!
Hope you like my choices. Thanks for visiting.
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Linda, I'm incredibly flattered to be included in such amazing company. Every day I'm in awe of what people come up with. You've done a fantastic job with your choices and they look brilliant together xxReplyDelete
Amazing choices, and seeing so many different styles together is wonderful. I love your paintings too, great blog!ReplyDelete
Excellent, blog, thankyou xReplyDelete
What a lovely display of aceo's.ReplyDelete
Thank you for featuring two of mine .
Jeanie x
It is really good to see all the different styles and media. Fantastic selection!ReplyDelete
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What a great blog, so many wonderful pieces of art. Thanks for including mine.ReplyDelete
Hannelore x
Thank you so much for including two of my drawings.ReplyDelete
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Beautiful ACEO's!!!! I adore you space subula ones! I think they would look great framed together in a tripple frame.ReplyDelete
Thanks for all the lovely comments. I love reading them.ReplyDelete
Thanks Linda! :)ReplyDelete


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The end of the matter; all has been heard. Fear God and keep his commandments, for this is the whole duty of man. For God will bring every deed into judgment, with every secret thing, whether good or evil.
Ecclesiastes 12:13-14
The book of Ecclesiastes ends with one final clear observation. There is one overarching truth that sets the framewok for living in a fantastic and sometimes frustrating world: "fear God and keep His commands." That is the driving philosophy Solomon found to make sense of things.
So when I share in Solomon's sarcastic observations about the world's absurdities, I pause and recall that God is in control. It is His plan to sort it all out in righteous judgment. No person gets away with anything. No secret sins go unpunished. No hidden charity goes unrewarded. That is why my entire duty is to know, fear, and obey God.
Solomon processes earthly observations with heavenly wisdom. He factors in the reality of God's holiness and everything falls in place, including human duty to God. God makes everything else make sense.


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Thai sexy model and popular hot cover girl, Supaksorn Chaimongkol's bikini fashion
Asian sexy model, Thai sexy girl, Supaksorn Chaimongkol's hottest bikini photos
Supaksorn Chaimongkol (Thai: ศุภักษร ไชยมงคล) is a Thai model and actress. She is affectionately known to her fans as "Kratae", which means chipmunk. Pictures after the break.
She's been on the cover of Image magazine, been in the Thai news and gossip columns, and done several movies, She did some cheesecake shots in bikinis that were quite revealing of her ample bust. And all the photographers love her too, shooting her with her shirt open and her bra-filling figure prominently on display, at least when she isn't running around in a bikini that is falling off.
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Choose your room
Albergo Il Vapore
Bar/ Lounge area
Pets allowed
Albergo Il Vapore is a fine option to stay in Menaggio.
The venue is 4 km away from Villa Monastero. Guests will find Menaggio city center within a 10-minute walk from the property.
Albergo Il Vapore features 10 guestrooms with free wireless internet, a wardrobe, high ceiling, IDD phone and a private toilet. Some rooms at Albergo Il Vapore have a view over the lake.
The hotel is about 5 minutes' walk from Ristorante Il Vapore serving Italian dishes.
Albergo Il Vapore lies within 60 minutes' drive to Orio al Serio airport.
Hotel Policy
- Children and extra beds
- There are no extra beds provided in a room.
- Pets allowed
- Safe deposit box
- Wi-Fi
- No parking
Food & Drinks
- Restaurant
- Bar/ Lounge area
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- AM/FM alarm clock
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You should've heard the panic in their voicesposted by The Vidiot @ 7:32 AM Permalink This morning on NPR, they were discussing the closing of the Boston Globe. They were nearly frantic. Why aren't people buying it?! They can get it for free online. There has to be a business model that will work. When working class people say "I don't read it because you don't cover anything that pertains to me" these NPR people had the audacity to say "You want to be uninformed, that's your fault" and "maybe they're too poor." Basically pathologizing anybody who didn't read the physical paper. Then, some obviously white woman called and said in a very supercilious tone, "I get three papers delivered to my home every day and I like to read the papers and share it with my children" and they treated her with some reverence. Frankly, I think her daily newspapers is an irresponsible load on landfill.
I say F-ck them. If they had done their jobs. If they had challenged authority they way there were supposed to, if they had done ANYTHING different than what they actually did, then I'd say they were were worth keeping alive. But the way they the corporate media handled things? They all deserve to go the way of the dodo.
I'd say RIP corporate media, but I'd rather like to think they'll be writhing in the bowels of hell.
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Address: Aberconwy House, Castle Street, Conwy, LL32 8AY
Phone Number: 01492 592246
Website: Visit the Aberconwy House website.
Opening Hours & Prices: Opening times and ticket prices.
National Trust Membership: FREE entry to over 500 fantastic places.
Nearby Attractions: View more days out nearby.
Aberconwy House is a historic Medieval merchant's house in Conwy in North Wales.
This National Trust managed, half-timbered property, is a 14th medieval merchant's house, the only one of it's kind to have survived in Conwy. The house features rooms decorated with period furnishing to represent the different eras during which it would have been lived in. There is also an audio-visual presentation to see. Combined tickets can be purchased to view this house in conjunction with the Conwy suspension bridge and toll house nearby.
- Use town car parking.
- Shop selling souvenirs.
- Places to eat and drink in the town.
Opening Times:
- Please check the Aberconwy House website for opening hours.
Ticket Prices – Aberconwy House:
- Adult – £4.60
- Child – £2.30
- Family – £12.00
- Group Adult – £4.00
- Group Child – £2.00
Ticket Prices – Aberconwy House and Toll House:
- Adult – £5.70
- Child – £2.85
- Family – £16.00
Ticket Prices – Toll House:
- Adult – £1.60
- Child – 80p
- Family – £4.20
Prices and opening hours correct as at March 2018.
Before you start your journey to Aberconwy House for your day out, we recommend that you check their website or contact them to confirm opening times and admission prices.


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The hotel lies in the heart of a trendy area, giving access to Bass Museum of Art, which is 1300 meters away.
Miami Art Museum is located just 6.2 km away. The property is set a 10-minute stroll from Miami Beach center.
The hotel is surrounded by cafés and restaurants.
De Soleil South Beach Hotel offers 80 rooms fitted with full-length windows and a balcony for a comfortable stay in Miami Beach. They have an unique interior.
Offering a variety of dishes, Purple Penguin Cafe and Front Porch Cafe are just about 50 meters away.
It lies only 850 meters away from Bass Museum of Art train station. It will take 20 minutes to get to Miami International airport by car.
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Teletha Wheatcroft of Merced, Calif., is seeking a particular barbecue chicken recipe. "The chicken is placed in a baking dish and covered with onions and a mixture that includes brown sugar, lemon juice, liquid smoke and ketchup. I would love to have this recipe," Wheatcroft said.
Dorothy Harrison of Frederick responded with her favorite, which she said came from "a Better Homes and Gardens cookbook I used as a young bride back in the early 1950s. It originally called for salt and red pepper, but I have never included them, and it said to simmer the sauce for 30 minutes, which I long since have stopped doing. My husband and kids loved it."
Recipe requests
Kathleen Newton of Homer, N.Y., says she is seeking a recipe "for Apple Grunt or Apple Dumpling Cake. The batter was made with cream cheese and it was served with ice cream or whipped cream while still warm from the oven. Thanks."


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27 April - Managed to extircate myself from the hostel at a farly decent hour and after a very crappy diner breakfast (i've been spoiled by the southern cooking where they make the best breakfasts that although the butter content does completely twist up my stomach the minute I stand up after finishing) I go on the subway and headed down to the south tip of Manhattan and had a little look at the Statue of Liberty but didnt go out there because the wait was too long. Had a bit of a wander through the Financial District and saw the site of the WTC which is still just a big hole in the ground although the new building is supposed to be up and running in a few years. It certainly seems destined to become one of the holiest sites in the city - all of the New Yorkers i've spoken to about it seem to still be very affected by it - it seems that all of them feel that they were personallyattacked when the buildings went down and in a sense they were. Did a bt more wanderingthrough town including visiting a bike shop that one of my messenger friends from Vancouver used to frequent and tried t oswap out my Novex jersey to no avail. FOund myself a phone card an dcalled home for the first time in a while which was very nice although did receive some terrible news about the condition of my good friend Algren who it seemed could just not bear for me to be away from him. Knowing I had to do at least one serioutourist attraction whilst I was here I decided on heading up to the observatory deck of the empire stat tbuilding where I got a brilliant view of the city - i've been to the top of a lot of tall buildings in my life and generally they dont impress me too much but this city certaily does have the best skyline of all of them so it was definitely worth the overpriced admission. Just as I was heading into the down elevator two cops sprang out of the elevator and sprinted up to the deck and when I reached the exit I found that the building hahad been shut down and the entire street was closed off. Within minutes there were dozens of police cars, fire engines ad amulances and thousands of gawkers (including me). Not completely sure what was going on but the general consensus was that a someone had decided to jump off the edge - a couple of people upon hearing this shouted out 'Jump' at the top of their lungs - man, this city is cold. I did fel a little bit guilty about the situation though - as I went up into the empire state, I felt myself secretly wishing that something exciting would happen - I kind of wish that every time i 'm in a major landmark or tall building - in any event, it was a little bit exciting but all's well that ends well so I shouldnt feel too guilty. Made some tentative plans to hook up with a friend of one of my austin friends - but somehow also managed to get extricatetd into a plan to head out with a bunch of australians and the swedish girls from th eprevious night and they would not get heir asses into gear and it wasnt until past midnight when we actually arrived at where we were supposed to arrive so my other meeting never happened. I was not very happy with the way the night panned out because chad sounded like somebody who would be really worth meeting and those swedish girls are the human equivalent of capsicin (in other words, a powerful irritant).
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How to Make Rice Wine
Rice wine is an alcoholic drink that has been consumed in Asia for hundreds of years. It is also a popular choice for cooking in many Asian dishes. Making rice wine at home takes several days but is a very straight forward process. Follow these steps to learn how to make rice wine.
- - 4 cups (32oz) of glutinous rice
- - 1 tsp. (5ml) of all purpose flour
- - 1/4 of a Chinese yeast ball
- - Hot water
- 1Put 4 cups (32oz) of glutinous rice ( gạo nếp0 into a 3-quart (2.9 liter) saucepan (cái chảo, chái xoong) .
- Glutinous rice can be found in the Asian aisle of some grocery stores, Asian markets or specialty stores.
- 2Cover the rice with hot water and let it soak( ngâm) for 1 hour.
- 3Drain (làm ráo ) the rice through a strainer ( nồi lọc) .
- 4Put the drained rice into a double-boiler with a lid ( nắp, vung) or a steamer pan.
- 5Steam the rice for 25 minutes.
- 6Drain again and rinse ( rửa) your steamed rice with warm water.
- 7Return the rice to your 3 quart (2.9 liter) saucepan.
- 8Crumble ( dã nát, đập vụn) 1/4 of a Chinese yeast ball ( men) into a bowl.
- A Chinese yeast ball can be found in the Asian aisle of some grocery stores, Asian markets or specialty stores.
- 9Mix the crumbled yeast with 1 tsp. (5ml) of all purpose flour.
- 10Add the yeast mixture to the warm rice and stir.
- 11Push the rice evenly against the sides of the pan, leaving a well in the middle.
- 12Cover the pan with plastic wrap.
- 13Place the pan lid over the plastic.
- 14Wrap the pan in a heavy towel and place it in a warm place like a water-heater closet.
- 15Allow to stand for 4 to 5 days.
- After 4 to 5 days, the well you made should be full of liquid. If it's not, allow it to sit for a few more days or until the well is full.
- 16Spoon ( múc ) the rice into a cheesecloth ( vãi mỏng) and squeeze (vắt) the liquid into a jar.
- 17Pour (rót, đổ, trút)) the rest of clear liquid to the jar, put the lid on and refrigerate (làm lạnh) . This is your homemade rice wine.
- The remaining mashed rice is called wine lees and can be used for a condiment.
- 18Finished.
- source: wikihow.com


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The effects of 5-minute ischemia in mongolian gerbils: I. Blood-brain barrier, cerebral blood flow, and local cerebral glucose utilization changes
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Changes in morphology, behavior of the blood-brain barrier (BBB), regional cerebral blood flow (rCBF), and local cerebral glucose utilization (LCGU) were assessed and correlated in Mongolian gerbils following 5 min cerebral ischemia, produced by bilateral clamping of the common carotid arteries. The morphological changes were confined to the hippocampus and revealed a conspicuously delayed destruction of the CA1 neurons, occurring after 3 days. Following release of carotid occlusions, there were two separate openings of the BBB. One, occurring shortly after recirculation, was associated with focal hyperemia in the cerebral cortex, hippocampus and basal ganglia; the second opening was observed after several days and was associated with severe neuronal destruction in the CA1 sector. Correlation of quantitative and qualitative rCBF assays with14C-deoxyglucose autoradiographic observations indicated an uncoupling between blood flow and glucose metabolism, observed in the hippocampus at 10 min after recirculation. The described changes provide a further insight into the post-ischemic events which determine the outcome of ischemic injury.
Key wordsCerebral ischemia Blood-brain barrier Cerebral blood flow Glucose utilization
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Mary Gibbs was so young that it proved difficult to get her to stand in the recording studio and act her lines. Instead, they simply followed her around with a microphone and cut Boo's lines together from the things she said while she played.
It normally took 11 to 12 hours to render a single frame of Sulley because of his 2.3 million individually animated hair strands (Total number of hairs: 2,320,413).
Highest-grossing animated film released to its date.
John Goodman pushed for Steve Buscemi to voice the villain Randall.
John Goodman and Billy Crystal sometimes recorded their lines in the same room together, an unusual move for animated films, where actors more often work alone. Steve Buscemi and Frank Oz (Randall and his assistant Fungus) also recorded their lines together for the bathroom scene.
Disney/Pixar prepared a special trailer for Monsters Inc. to show before Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone (2001). Mike and Sulley play a game of charades in their apartment, with Sulley acting out "Harry Potter." Mike has difficulty solving the puzzle, some of his guesses being Dirty Harry (1971), "Harry Flowerpot" and "When Hairy Met Sulley," (a reference to Billy Crystal's starring role in When Harry Met Sally... (1989)). Eventually Sulley puts on round spectacles, sticks a paper lightning bolt to his forehead and sits on a broom with an owl on his arm, to which Mike ecstatically guesses The Sound of Music (1965). Sully gives up and walks off-screen as Mike finally guesses "Harry Potter" and the cut away to title cards noting that "Monsters Inc." is "Now showing at a theater near you. Really near you. Like, maybe, right next door." At the end of the trailer, it is Mike's turn to act out a part, with a very bored looking Sully guessing it is Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope (1977) within seconds, much to Mike's dismay. Coincidentally, Disney would acquire Lucasfilm (the production company behind the Star Wars franchise, among others) for $4.5 billion in 2012, a year before the release of prequel Monsters University (2013)..
In early drafts, the character of Boo was written to be six years old. The writers decided to make Boo younger because it would make her more dependent on Sulley.
Billy Crystal was originally offered the role of Buzz Lightyear in Toy Story (1995) and he declined, which he later regretted after seeing the film itself, as it would've been a great opportunity for him. They would later promise Crystal a future role in a Pixar film that they would tailor to his talents. Crystal told them to "do what's best for your movie and don't forget me when something good comes around". Later in the late 1990s/early 2000s, Crystal's wife received a phone call from John Lasseter, who told him "Mr. Lasseter would like to speak to you", allowing him to voice Mike in Monsters, Inc. (2001).
Jennifer Tilly, who plays Celia Mae, was married to Sam Simon who was one of the creators of The Simpsons (1989). She raved to the Pixar crew about a script she read written by a Simpsons director for an animated film. The Director was Brad Bird and the script was for The Incredibles (2004) which became a Pixar film 3 years later.
About 3:26 into the movie, when the simulation is ended and the monster reaches for a knob on the control panel to review the videotape, just below and to the left of the knob is a little indicator which reads "510-752-3000", which is Pixar's phone number.
In the first scene, one of the toys on the boy's bedroom shelf is the toy plane that hung from the ceiling and caused Buzz to "fly" in and as Mike and Sully go through the scare floor, the rolling clown, from Toy Story (1995) can be seen in the background. Also, when Randall is practicing camouflaging into backgrounds of walls, one of the images given to him is the wallpaper Andy had in his room.
Boo's real name is Mary, as shown briefly on one of the crayon drawings she shows to Sulley in the scene where Boo is going to sleep on Sulley's bed. The actress who provided the voice of Boo is Mary Gibbs.
The scoreboard at the scaring contest consists of names of Pixar staff members.
When Sully greets Ted (the monster so big we only see the lower half of his body), Ted was originally supposed to roar like Godzilla. The filmmakers asked permission from Toho (Godzilla's film studio) to use a Godzilla roar, but Toho turned them down, so Ted responds with a chicken cluck instead. In one of the credit bloopers, though, he was revealed to be a dinosaur - Rex, from Toy Story (1995) - auditioning for a role in the movie.
The restaurant that Mike and Celia are at is called Harryhausen's. This is an homage to Ray Harryhausen, the man who made the stop-motion animation monsters for films like Jason and the Argonauts (1963). Also, the octopus behind the bar in the restaurant with only six legs is a reference to It Came from Beneath the Sea (1955), a film in which Harryhausen created an octopus with six arms due to budget restrictions.
The spin off short film Mike's New Car (2002) was originally planned as a scene in the film. It was removed from the film and made as a short, being the first Pixar short film to have dialogue.
The ingredient list on the cereal that Sulley feeds Boo is as follows: Tentacles (includes suckers), sugar pods, gelatin, artificial flavor, artificial color (Yellow 53 & 54, Red 400, Blue 21, Plaid 16, Puce 30), salt, seawater, naturally occurring mercury, barium, sulfuric acid, lead, bile, blood, sweat, tears, zinc oxide, vitamins D & F, anemone, brine shrimp, coral, plankton, deadly pufferfish, depleted uranium (to preserve freshness).
In the German dubbing of the film, the Abominable Snowman speaks the Swabian dialect, which is mostly spoken in southwestern Germany, and makes a reference to wishing he had been banished to the Swabian Alps where he has friends.
Bob Peterson, the movie's story supervisor, provided the temporary voice of Roz, the green secretary, during production. The nasal, sing-song voice proved to be such a success that they kept it in the final film.
There are retro Disneyland posters in the Monstropolis travel store and some of the children's bedrooms.
At Harryhausen's Sushi Restaurant, employees shout, "Get a paper bag!" whenever somebody walks through the door. In Japan, it is customary for employees of any store to shout "irasshaimase!" (pronounced ee-rah-shai-mah-seh"). The monsters shouting, "Get a paper bag!" is a phonetic reference to this fact. There's a similar Japanese reference in Toy Story 2 (1999) (see Trivia).
News leaked in early fall of 2001 that this movie would feature the first teaser for Star Wars: Episode II - Attack of the Clones (2002). Hundreds of Star Wars fans paid admission for the movie just to see the teaser and reportedly some left after seeing it.
This is the fourth movie to feature both John Goodman and Steve Buscemi and is the first of the four not to be directed and produced by Joel Coen and Ethan Coen.
The animators considered giving Sulley tentacles instead of legs at one point, and glasses at another. However, they decided to use legs because they believed the audience would concentrate more on the tentacles than Sulley's face. They also considered making Mike armless with only legs.
The Abominable Snowman describes the children in the Himalayan village as "Tough kids, sissy kids, kids who climb on rocks", a line taken from an old jingle for Armour hot dogs.
Sulley's big armchair in his apartment has a hole in the back to let his tail through.
In the original draft of the script, Sulley was not to be a scarer but a worker named Johnson with brown fur. In fact, a quite long storyboard of the Sulley-as-lowly-helper is shown on the DVD. Also, Mike was the assistant of Randall (who was named Ned in the first version). In another draft, Sulley, originally called "Barrymore", was Ned/Randall's assistant. George Sanderson (the monster who keeps getting caught by the CDA for "2319" emergencies) is the monster who was supposed to be the protagonist for the original Monsters, Inc. concept - a bumbling, inept monster who couldn't scare anyone, 'til a timid girl, put upon by her brothers, teaches him how to be scary. George in the final version is even the same color and monster type in the original storyboards.
Boo's teddy bear is the same bear as the one seen on the shelf in the simulator bedroom.
According to the commentary, when Mike is on the run from Randall, he hides in a room but relinquishes himself when he turns and sees Randall in a window, staring at him and beckoning. It is only when Mike gives himself up that he realizes Randall was in the opposite room, looking in the mirror and picking his teeth.
The first Pixar film to tease Pixar's next film in a way, by having some sort of cameo based off it, as well as the last film to cameo someone or something from Pixar's previous film.
Bill Murray was considered and tested for the role of Sulley, but the director, Pete Docter, said that when the filmmakers decided to offer it to Murray, they were unable to make contact with him and took that to mean "no". His younger brother Joel Murray would later go onto voice Don Carlton in the film's prequel Monsters University (2013) 12 years later.
According to the film's credits, no monsters were harmed in the making of the film.
The famous computer graphic of "The Teapot" can be seen on the table in Boo's room.
On the DVD bonus features, the three ads at the end of the company play, "Put That Thing Back Where It Came From, Or So Help Me!" are for Tony's Grossery (seen earlier in the movie when Mike and Sulley pass it), Pixar Shorts ("We've got the important things covered") and Pete's Barber Shop (specializing in/selling Claw Wax, Scale Polish, and Mange Management).
At one point, when Sully got his final design, he was going to wear glasses. But the glasses were taken off in order to show more of his eye expressions.
When Fungus, overjoyed of no longer having to work for Randall, puts the mustache glasses on at the end of the movie, he looks very similar to the way his voice actor Frank Oz looked in the 80's.
Sully is named after former Texas A&M University president Lawrence Sullivan "Sully" Ross.
When Sulley and Mike are walking to work and pass "Tony's Grossery", the items on sale include Mangle Fruit, Bilge Berries, and Blood Oranges (a real kind of orange).
At the beginning when Mike and Sully are walking to work Mike says "you've been jealous of my good looks since the 4th grade...", but the prequel Monsters University (2013) tells us Mike and Sully didn't actually meet until college.
The idea for the film was first conceived over a lunch between John Lasseter, Pete Docter, Andrew Stanton and Joe Ranft in 1994 during the production of Toy Story (1995).
Randy Newman's song "If I Didn't Have You" finally netted the composer an Academy Award after 16 nominations.
Boo speaks giberish the whole movie, but seems to pronounce Mike Wazowski perfectly.
The "Hidden City Café" is the name of a real restaurant in Point Richmind Ca which had been a favorite with Pixar's animators, including director Pete Docter, since the early '90s. Pixar was originally located in Point Richmond Ca
EASTER EGG: The Human World, that Randall is tossed into in, has used the same set from "A Bug's Life " (1998) with the trailer and the Pizza Planet Truck from the movie Toy Story (1995) is parked.
James Coburn's last film before his death 1 year later.
All of the digital displays in Monstropolis (Sulley's clock radio, scare station consoles, "Days Without An Accident" sign) are nixie tubes, a neon digital display technology from the 1960s.
When Sully throws Randall into a room, if you're not distracted by Mike, then you will see a model of Nemo from Finding Nemo (2003).
The first Pixar feature release not to be directed by John Lasseter.
'2319' might refer to the 23rd and 19th letter in the alphabet: WS. WS stands for White Sock, because a white sock is the first human object to be destroyed by the CDA.
The green shield that the CDA uses to decontaminate the restaurant Harryhausen's is similar to the Martain protective shield from the 1953 production of "The War of the Worlds."
Originally intended in release on Thanksgiving in 2001 like the previous 3 Pixar Films, but was pushed forward 3 weeks to November 2nd to avoid clashing with the release of the live action film Out Cold (2001) by Touchstone Pictures on that same day.
Pixar Animation Studios' 4th feature film. As well as the first Pixar film to be released in the 21st century.
The only Pixar film of the 2000s to have bloopers.
Unlike previous Pixar productions, each of the main characters were assigned their own individual animator. John Kahrs did Sulley, Andrew Gordon worked on Mike and David DeVan did Boo.
Computing power is measured in rendermarks. Toy Story 2 (1999) required 1.1 million. Monsters, Inc. (2001) took 2.5 million.
As of January 2016, this is Pete Docter's only G-rated feature film. His other films, Up (2009) and Inside Out (2015) have both received PG ratings.
This is Pete Docters only Disney/Pixar film that didn't win an Academy Award for Best Animated Feature. Up (2009) and Inside Out (2015) have both won, but Monsters, Inc. (2001) lost to Shrek (2001). This is also one of only two Pixar films to be nominated for the award without winning it, the other being Cars (2006).
The Luxo Jr. ball is on the floor when Sulley goes through Boo's door for the first time.
Not only is the Pizza Planet truck by the trailer where Randall is getting beat up, but also the trailer that he is in resembles the same trailer from A Bug's Life (1998). So if the Pizza Planet truck is there too, than it made the same picture from A Bug's Life (1998) where the Pizza Planet truck is sitting by the trailer.
In the movie, there are several hidden Easter eggs referencing to what was their next film, Finding Nemo (2003). First, At the Harryhausen's restaurant, behind the octopus chef, there is a painting of Nemo on the wall. Second, when Sulley throws Randall into a bedroom, a statue of Nemo can be seen on the wall into the bedroom. And last but not least, when Boo hands Sulley some of her toys, she hands him a Nemo toy.
The first Pixar film to win an Oscar, being Best Original Song. It was nominated for 3 others, Best Animated Feature, Best Original Score, and Best Sound Editing, but lost them to Shrek (2001), The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring (2001), and Pearl Harbor (2001).
The only Pixar film directed by Pete Docter not composed by Michael Giacchino, who composed Up (2009) and Inside Out (2015).
The only Pixar film directed by Pete Docter not produced by Jonas Rivera.
Pete's Barber Shop is named for director Pete Docter.
The fancy restaurant that Mike takes Celia to, Harryhausen's, is reference to 'Ray Harryhausen' *qv) one of the earliest practitioners of stop-motion photography and claymation. Harryhausen is responsible for bringing a number of now-iconic monsters to life in films such as Jason and the Argonauts (1963), The 7th Voyage of Sinbad (1958)., and Clash of the Titans (1981).
Pete Docter's only film to not have any characters voiced by Pixar's Josh Cooley, since he hadn't joined Pixar at the time.
Sulley and Boo's relationship is possibly based on Baloo and Mowgli in The Jungle Book (1967) and just like how Mowgli runs away from Baloo because he is forced to go to a man village Boo avoids Sulley after he accidentally scares her when doing a mock roar for Mr. Waternoose. Sulley is also similar to Baloo in appearance as he looks like a bear except he has horns and a long tail and is about the same height and bulk as Baloo. Plus 'John Goodman' voiced Baloo in The Jungle Book 2 (2003) and in that film Baloo scares a older girl named Shanti much like Sully scared Boo who is a younger girl.
Patrick Stewart was considered for the voice of Waternoose.
On the scare floor leader board, the name immediately below Sullivan and Randall is Ranft, a reference to longtime Pixar writer Joe Ranft.
The reason for the hidden base in the factory is because the film makers feared that it may become claustrophobic for viewers , seeing the same halls and locker rooms over and over again.
The J is backwards on the border in the test room.
A113 can be seen listed on the walls of where the doors go to, simply as "A13".
Pete Doctor's only Pixar film to be released on Vhs, Up (2009) and Inside Out (2015) were both released only to DVD.
This is the only Disney/Pixar film not to have a paperboard slipcover with its DVD/VHS release.
One of the 3 Pixar Films where Joe Ranft voices someone to have Ranft simply listed in the Additional Credits. The other 2 films being Toy Story (1995) and The Incredibles (2004).
The abstract "Mumbo" poster on the wall in Sulley's bedroom mimics the style of 1950s artist and album-cover illustrator Jimmy Flora.
In the background where the blob monster falls into a sidewalk grate, there is an art store called "Gallerie du Dominique". This store is named after Dominique Louis, an art director at Pixar.
The name of the sushi restaurant where Mike is on his date is called "Harryhausen's." This is a direct nod to famed pioneer in stop-motion animation Ray Harryhausen, who worked on famed films like King Kong (1933) and Jason and the Argonauts (1963).
This film remains the only Pixar film where Daniel Gerson voices a character, being Smitty and Needleman, with him having passed away in 2016, though his last film worked on 16 years later being Cars 3 (2017) is dedicated to him. The only other film where he voiced a character is Big Hero 6 (2014), which is not by Pixar.
Pixar's only film where the logos are shortened at the start of the film, where they appear as seen in trailers (and outros to films in the case of the Disney Logo), pretty much to help accompany the music that plays during the title screen, but they do appear as normal after the credits.
The movie Little Monsters (1989) starring Fred Savage and 'Howie Mandel' was the inspiration for this film.
John Goodman and Billy Crystal who voiced Mike and Sulley previously starred in The Adventures of Rocky & Bullwinkle (2000) respectively as an Oklahoma cop and a mattress salesman.
Steve Buscemi voiced two revolutionary CGI films in one year - Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within (2001) (first photorealistic CGI film) and Monsters, Inc. (2001) (photorealistic fur)
The controls for the Monsters Inc. door mechanisms include a button that starts the process labeled "FIZT". At the time, Fiz-T (Physics-Tool) was the latest software developed by Pixar Animation Studios to realistically render complex physical models - notably in this film to model Sulley's fur and Boo's clothing. Another button, "IKT," was the name of Pixar's "Inverse Kinematics Tool."
At the start of the film Mr. Bile during the scare simulation scene causes comedy mayhem by suffering amusing injuries. This foreshadows the end of the film where instead of scaring kids the monsters instead make them laugh as it is apparently more powerful than scaring.
According to the original character design sketches found on the DVD, Fungus's first name is Jeff and his surname was originally "Frungus".
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2319 in addition to W and S being the 23rd and 19th letters of the Alphabet respectively may also refer to the year that The Disney Company was founded- 1923.
The monster in the opening scene doing the scare test is asked to confirm his name is "Mr. Bile" to which he replies that his friends call him "Phlegm", referencing that bile in the human body is commonly/casually referred to as phlegm.
When animating Sully's fur in situations where he would run, it proved to be a difficult task. You can see the tests on the DVD.
Though not her real name Boo is named that by Sulley due to her constantly saying 'Boo!'.
Currently Pete Docter's only film to have a follow up film. Up (2009) and Inside Out (2015) are still yet to have one.
If you Google "2319," you'll find that Chapter 18, Section 2319 of the U.S. Code pertains to criminal infringement of a copyright.
The first Pixar film of the 2000s.
Running gags in the film include Mike being happy his face is in mass media despite his face being covered on TV and a magazine respectively, the CDA being informed of 2319 with George being the main victim, Boo causing panic among the monsters due to her being 'toxic' and Mike and Sulley attempting to return Boo back to her room but fail.
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It's safe to say that Omar Souleyman is Syria's most successful musical export. He has released over 550 albums. Granted some of these albums feature Omar Souleyman singing at weddings. They're sold in kiosks in Omar's native Syria. That's where his nickname the Wedding Singer comes from. Despite Omar's prolificacy, and nearly twenty years in the music industry, he only released his debut album Wenu, Wenu in October 2013.
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Just over two years later, and Omar Souleyman recently released Bahderi Nami, his second studio album. Bahderi Nami, which was released on Monkeytown Records, 27th July 2015. This is fitting, as it was forty years ago in 1975, that Omar Souleyman made his first professional appearance. Since then, Omar Souleyman's life has revolved around music.
Omar Souleyman was born in 1968 and when he was just seven years old, he sang at his first wedding. That day, The Wedding Singer was born.
Soon, he was performing almost daily with his band, which included Rizan Sa'id. Then as technology improved, Omar incorporated a Korg synth into his band. This was able to replicate the traditional Dabke band. Omar continued to play at weddings right up until 2000. He was the go-to-guy for anyone looking for a Dabke band.
With their mesmeric, joyous, stomping beat, dabke music is infectious and truly irresistible. Listen to a tape of his band live, and you'll realise why he's a hero to fellow Syrians. Despite this, he continued to work as a labourer. However, cassettes of his band were sold at kiosks throughout northeaster Syria. Then as the new millennia unfolded, Omar's popularity grew.
Gradually, Omar Souleyman's found the wider audience it so richly deserved. From being just a Syrian phenomenon. Seattle-based Sublime Frequencies, a label that releases an eclectic selection of folk, pop and urban music. Sublime Frequencies released Highway To Hassake (Folk and Pop Sounds Of Syria in 2007. This was the first in the Folk and Pop Sounds Of Syria series. Dabke 2020 followed in 2009, with Jazeera Nights released in 2010. By then, Omar Souleyman's profile was in the ascendancy. He was playing at high profile events in America. This was down to Omar hooking up with Sublime Frequencies. Soon, the name Omar Souleyman was known much further afield.
Now Omar Souleyman was the first Syrian singer to enjoy commercial success and critical acclaim in America. Quickly, his reputation spread to Europe. He released Leh Jani in 2011, for the Sham Palace label. His popularity was soaring. The usual hipsters and bandwagon jumpers were suddenly "fans" of his music. Omar was appearing at some of the biggest festivals in Europe and America, including Glastonbury in 2011. Well known artists wanted to work with him. So did Bjork and Gorillaz. DJs were remixing his music, making it dance-floor friendly. The only thing Omar still had to do, was release a studio album. This he did in 2013.
Wenu Wenu featured just seven songs which were written by Omar Souleyman. He and Rizan Sa'id play on Wenu Wenu, which was recorded at Studio G, New York. Producing Wenu Wenu was Kieran Hedben. Once Wenu Wenu was finished, it was released on Ribbon Music. So after a lifetime of releasing live albums Omar Souleyman somewhat belatedly, released his debut studio Wenu Wenu.
It was well worth the wait. Critical acclaim accompanied the release of Wenu Wenu on its release in October 2013. Omar Souleyman's unique and irresistible music quickly won over everyone from critics, cultural commentators, DJs and record buyers. In Britain, Europe and America Omar Souleyman was no longer one of music's best kept secrets. Instead, his star was in the ascendancy. He's also one of the best live acts.
Ask anyone who has been fortunate to see Omar Souleyman live. From the moment he and his band play the first couple of bars, it's a wild, but joyous dance party. Night after night, week after week, month after month, Omar Souleyman continues to take this musical dance party on the road. It makes its way to the four corners of the globe. From the Glastonbury Festival and SXSW to rock clubs and even the Nobel Peace Prize Concert, Omar Souleyman's guaranteed to get the party started. No wonder. He's been doing this since for forty years.
In the early days, things were very different. Back then, Omar sung at weddings. Soon, he was being booked for birthdays, Christenings and later, corporate parties. For around twenty-six years, Omar Souleyman honed his sound, before leaving his homeland. Now aged forty-seven, and Omar Souleyman is a much loved and respected musician. His name is known the world over. That's why some well known producers and remixers wanted to work with Omar Souleyman on his sophomore studio album Bahderi Nami.
Whereas Wenu, Wenu was recorded in New York, Bahderi Nami was recorded in Istanbul. This made sense, as it's closer to Omar's native Syria. The other advantage of recording in Istanbul, was some old friends could join Omar. This included Omar's favourite poet Ahmad Alsamer. They go back a long time, to way before Omar started touring the West. Ahmad Alsamer wrote a number of hit singles for Omar, including
Kaset Hanzel, Khattaba, and Shift al Mani. On Bahderi Nami adds claps and wails of encouragement. Joining Omar and Ahmad on Bahderi Nami, are Khaled Youssef on bağlama. He's from Omar's hometown, and the pair are longtime collaborators. Keyboardist Rizan Said has been a part of Omar's band for more years than they care to remember. Rizan's ability to improvise brings a new dimension to the songs on Bahderi Nami.
On Bahderi Nami, Omar revisits familiar subject matters. This includes eternal love, consoling the broken hearted and pleas to spend a lover to spend the rest of their lives together. These lyrics form the basis for an introductory mawal, four dance tracks and an Arabian ballad. These six tracks in Istanbul.
With the six tracks that became Bahdeni Nami recorded in Istanbul, the opening track Mawal Menzal and Darb El Hawa were left untouched. The other four tracks were handed over to three producers.
Kieran Hebden who produced Wenu Wenu in 2013, produced just the one track this time round. It was the title-track Bahdeni Nami. He produced it using his Four Tet alias. Berlin based electronic duo Modeselektor produced two tracks, Leil El Bareh and Enssa El Aatab. DJ Gilles Peterson 'produces' Tawwalt El Gheba. The title track Bahdeni Nami, was given a a four to the floor makeover by Dutch producer Legowelt. Once the productions and remix was complete, Bahdeni Nami was ready for release in late July 2015. How would Bahdeni Nami compare with Wenu, Wenu?
Mawal Menzal opens Bahdeni Nami. Straight away, strings sweep and swirl, adding an element of drama and theatre. By then, a crystalline guitar and bağlama combine to create an almost hypnotic backdrop. Especially, when combined with the strings. Omar's vocal is heartfelt and heartachingly beautiful on this mawal. If the rest of Bahdeni Nami is as good as then it's going to be a joy to behold.
Compared to the opening track, Bahdeni Nami is way louder. It literally bursts into life, grabbing your attention in the process. The drums sound as if they'r clipping. Thankfully, they're soon reigned in. By then, Four Tet has the listener's attention. They're enthralled by this myriad of mesmeric musical delights. Omar and his band combine a myriad of traditional Arabian and Western instruments. This includes the bağlama. Meanwhile, there's a sense of urgency in Omar's vocal. Behind him, poet Ahmad Alsamer adds wails and handclaps. So is percussion and keyboards. They come courtesy of Omar's longtime collaborator Rizan Sa'id. Just like Ahmad Alsamer, Rizan Sa'id aids and abets Omar on this mesmeric and irresistible dance track.
Tawwalt El Gheba was 'produced' by DJ Gilles Peterson. He gives the track a dance-floor makeover. The basis for this makeover are four to the floor beats. They literally pogo along. Above the arrangement, Omar and his band give another masterful performance. Omar's vocal oozes emotion. Along with his band, he transports the listener to the blistering heat of Syria. One can imagine Omar and his band performing in a tent, at a wedding or festival. There the thunderous drums that have been added to the mix wouldn't be present. Instead, it would just be Omar and his band, sans those thunderous drums.
Berlin based electronic production duo were given the task of producing Leil El Bareh. The drums they deploy are more in keeping with the track. They've a subtlety as the track draws the listener in. Soon, a breathtaking journey, destination dance-floor unfolds. Pounding, hypnotic beats accompany percussion, drums, keyboards and a myriad of traditional instruments. They provide the backdrop for Omar's urgent, heartfelt vocal. When it drops out, the journey continues apace. Then it's as of the bağlama is signalling the return of Omar. He combines emotion, energy and enthusiasm. Meanwhile, Modeselektor continue on their journey with Omar Souleyman, one whose ultimate destination is dance-floors worldwide.
Darb El Hawa was left untouched. What the listener hears, is the track as it was meant to be heard. It was produced by Omar. There's no 4/4 drums. Instead, it's more like the album opener, Mawal Menzal. Personally, I prefer this. This is the music Omar Souleyman would play live. His impassioned, pleading vocal is accompanied by swathes of strings, subtle drums, percussion and a bağlama. Poet Ahmad Alsamer adds handclaps and encouragement, while Rizan Sa'id plays keyboards. When all this is combined, the music is variously haunting, hypnotic and beautiful. It's also a reminder of Omar Souleyman's traditional sound, the sound that made him famous worldwide.
Enssa El Aatab is the other track produced by Modeselektor. This time, their drums are like those on Bahdeni Nami. They sound as if they're almost clipping. They're gradually reigned in. Behind the drums, the bağlama and percussion combine. They're joined by an unmistakable wailing sound. It transports the listener to the hot, dusty Saharan desert. Omar's vocal is veers between joyous, emotive and heartfelt. His friend Ahmad Alsamer adds handclaps and encouragement. Meanwhile, pounding drums and keyboards drive the arrangement along. They match Omar every step of the way, as Modeselektor set about transforming Omar Souleyman to the King of the dance-floor.
Closing Bahderi Nami is the Legowelt Remix of Bahderi Nami. Straight away, it seems very little of the original track has been used. Pounding drums and a pulsating bass synth combine. It spews out beeps and squeaks. They're reminiscent of early Acid House records, and the space invader games that influenced them. Filters and stabs of synths are deployed. Atop them sits Omar's vocal. Sometimes, effects are added. Other times, the vocal is chopped up. Meanwhile, other parts of the arrangement are used. This includes the cries of encouragement from Ahmad Alsamer. However, mostly, the track has been remade. Despite this, it's impossible to fault the quality of Legowelt remix, as he gives Bahderi Nami a pulsating, Acid House tinged, makeover. It's guaranteed to fill a dance-floor. There lies a lesson.
Legowelt was asked to remix Bahderi Nami, and give the track a dance-floor friendly sound. That's what he did, and did successfully. However, what were Four Tet, Gilles Peterson and Modeselektor's instructions?
Were they given free reign to do what they wanted; or were they meant to produce a track that stayed true to the original track? I would suggest that the three producers were given free reign to take the tracks in the direction they wanted. Granted, they were somewhat constrained by the tempo and the instruments used. However, each of the producers took the track in the same direction. The direction the tracks took was to the dance-floor. Much of that is down to the drums. They give the tracks a dance-floor friendly sound. As a result, the four tracks sound more like a remix than an original production.
While that may broaden Omar Souleyman's appeal, and transform him into the King of the dance-floor, it's very different to the other tracks on Bahderi Nami, and indeed Wenu, Wenu.
Both Mawal Menzal and Darb El Hawa feature a much more traditional sound. That's no bad thing. The two tracks are much more representative of Omar Souleyman's music. They're also much more like Wenu, Wenu, a gloriously eclectic, genre-melting album. However, strip away the pounding drums, and all those elements are still present on Bahderi Nami.
Over Bahderi Nami's seven tracks Omar fuses everything from Arabic, dance, electronica, folk, funk and soul. The three producers and remixer add elements of Acid House, tech house, and techno. Somehow, this musical melting pot of disparate and eclectic sounds produces a tasty and tantalising dish, one that should be tasted be music lovers everywhere. Especially, if they've never been introduced to the delights of Omar Souleyman.
It's impossible not to be captivated by Omar Souleyman's voice. As he sings in Arabic, his rasping vocal veers beteen worldweary, lovelorn, heartfelt and heartbroken. This man of few words, Omar takes the music of Syria's past and reinvents it. The result is Bahderi Nami, a delicious fusion of Arabian and Western music from Omar Souleyman. This marriage of Arabian and Western music is the result of a collaboration between musicians, DJs and remixers from two continents. They joined together to Omar Souleyman's second studio album, Bahderi Nami.
It's the latest addition to Omar Souleyman's discography. It includes over 550 live albums. However, Omar Souleyman has only released two studio albums, Wenu, Wenu, and Bahderi Nami. These two albums are the perfect introduction to the one time Wedding Singer, Omar Souleyman, who somewhat belatedly, is well on his way to becoming a musical phenomenon, forty years after he made his professional debut.
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Here is my reading task from the first day in this week. This is my scores from my task which is not good. It was a game of fugitive language which is hard that little kids will not handle. The Keywords are Similes ,Metaphor,Personification ,Hyperbole or none of above.
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Hello Zion
I like your new post about a reading game. I like all the vocabulary and detailed text it makes me want to play. Can you please add the name of this game?.
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