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(Illustration by Pat Crowley)
By Greg Stepanich
With the addition of a new performing arts center in southern Palm Beach County (and a major new hall on Miami Beach), the 2010-11 classical music season in South Florida looks a little stronger than it did last season, and that impression is fortified by the unusual fact of there being two performances each of major Romantic masterworks: The Verdi Requiem, and the Fifth Symphony of Gustav Mahler.
Meanwhile, the other chief arts venues offer a full and active season of orchestral, choral, and chamber music concerts, with visits from rising soloists and old friends making return appearances to familiar halls. The Festival of the Arts Boca, which last year featured soprano Renee Fleming, will return March 5-12, but details won't be firmed up until mid-October, said festival co-founder Wendy Larsen.
Here's a selective list of some of the notable performances headed our way:
ORCHESTRAS: The new Wold Performing Arts Center at Lynn University in Boca Raton stands to become an important regional place for concerts in the coming years, but in the immediate future, the opening of the center in October is a boon for the university's conservatory orchestra. It's a good hall with up-to-the-minute acoustics that can be precisely adjusted for many different kinds of concerts.
Perhaps acting on the theory that you might as well go big if you're going to go at all, the Lynn Philharmonia opens the hall and its six-concert season with the Mahler Fifth, a gigantic work that will tax the players to their limit but should provide an impressive start to this new era in the life of that university and this area's concert scene. Standout violinist and Lynn faculty member Elmar Oliveira also solos in the much-beloved Mendelssohn Violin Concerto. Albert-George Schram conducts (Oct. 9-10).
The conservatory's New Music Festival this year welcomes composer Gunther Schuller, who will lead the Lynn orchestra in the world premiere of a work chosen from the school's call for scores, while festival founder Lisa Leonard solos as pianist in the Shostakovich Piano Concerto No. 1 on a program that also features the Brahms Third Symphony. (Jan. 29-30).
In addition to the Lynn's usual concerto competition concert, featuring contest winners (Dec. 4-5), there also will be performances of the Beethoven Fifth Piano Concerto with Lynn faculty member Roberta Rust (Feb. 19-20), and at season's end, the Master Chorale of South Florida joins forces with the orchestra for the Verdi Requiem (March 26-27). Soloists are Amanda Hall, Christin-Marie Hill, Scott Ramsay and Wayne Shepperd. [See the Opera preview in this issue for information about another area performance of the Verdi Requiem on Jan. 16 in West Palm Beach.]
Schuller also is in town in late January to guest-conduct the Boca Raton Symphonia in his own music (Concerto da Camera), plus works by Ibert, Mozart and Prokofiev, as well as the Haydn Cello Concerto featuring the young cellist SuJinLee (Jan. 23).
Veteran French pianist and conductor Philippe Entremont leads the Symphonia in three other of its five concerts, including the opening program Dec. 4 in which he'll be the soloist in the Piano Concerto No. 20 of Mozart. Also planned are Richard Danielpour's Souvenirs, written by the Palm Beach County-reared composer for Entremont's 75th birthday, and the Beethoven Fourth Symphony.
Mezzo-soprano Daniela Mack sings Manuel de Falla's El Amor Brujo on an all-Spanish concert (Feb. 20) that includes new orchestrations of works by Granados (Goyescas), Albeniz (Triana) and the Sortileges of Xavier Montsalvatge. And on March 20, Entremont is joined by violinist Ludwig Mueller and cellist Christopher Pantillon for the Beethoven Triple Concerto (in C, Op. 56), the Shostakovich Chamber Symphony (in F, Op. 73a, arranged by Rudolph Barshai from Shostakovich's Third String Quartet), and the string sextet from Richard Strauss' opera Capriccio.
Spanish conductor Ramón Tebar takes full control of the Palm Beach Symphony's conducting duties this season, and he opens the five-concert series with an all-American program Dec. 15 at the Society of the Four Arts. Featured works include Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue (soloist TBA), the Appalachian Spring suite of Aaron Copland, and the elegiac Adagio for Strings of Samuel Barber, the centenary of whose passing has been marked all this year.
As usual, the symphony will perform in several Palm Beach and West Palm Beach locales, with readings of the Schubert Symphony No. 6 on a program with Ravel's Introduction and Allegro for harp and orchestra at Bethesda-by-the-Sea Episcopal Church on Palm Beach (Jan. 24), and a season closer March 29 at the Flagler Museum with Darius Milhaud's impish Le Boeuf sur le Toit on the bill along with the Variaciones Concertantes of Argentina's Alberto Ginastera and the Beethoven Third Symphony.
The symphony also serves as the house band for the International Certificate for Piano Artists concerto concert Feb. 17 at the DeSantis Family Chapel on the campus of the host Institution, Palm Beach Atlantic University. Scheduled works include the Two-Piano Concerto of Mozart, the Two-Piano Concerto of Francis Poulenc, and the wonderfully weird Choral Fantasy of Beethoven.
Over at the Kravis Center, Zubin Mehta leads the Israel Philharmonic in the Mahler Fifth Symphony on Feb. 20, while on Jan. 12, conductor Peter Oundjian brings the Toronto Symphony to town with a work by Canadian composer Gary Kulesha (Torque) and the Tchaikovsky Fifth Symphony; Canadian violinist James Ehnes solos in the Barber Violin Concerto. Young Polish soloists (violinist Marta Kowalczyk and pianist Jacek Kortus) appear for two concerts with the Opole Philharmonic of Poland (Jan. 25-26) that will include the almost-forgotten Piano Concerto of Jan Paderewski on the 25th. (The orchestra also plays Stuart's Lyric Theatre on Jan. 31).
Entremont leads his Deutsche State Philharmonic in two concerts on the Regional Arts series that include the Beethoven Second Piano Concerto with Sebastian Knauer (Feb. 7), and the Mahler Fourth Symphony (soloist TBA) on Feb. 8. Nikolai Alexeev is joined by pianist Nikolai Lugansky on April 6 for the Rachmaninov Second Concerto (in C minor, Op. 18) with the St. Petersburg Philharmonic , and Yuri Temirkanov leads the orchestra the following afternoon in the Shostakovich First Cello Concerto with the fine young American cellist Alisa Weilerstein.
One of the more unusual orchestral events promises to be the appearance of the Cape Town Philharmonic at the Society of the Four Arts on Feb, 16, and the Broward Center's Parker Playhouse in Fort Lauderdale on the 17th. This is the first time any South African symphonic ensemble has made a trip to the states, and the concerts under Bulgarian conductor Martin Panteleev feature the Russian violinist Philippe Quint in the Tchaikovsky Concerto and the Candide Overture of Bernstein.
One of the most important events in South Florida classical music takes place Jan. 25, when the new Frank Gehry building for the New World Symphony formally opens on Miami Beach in a concert that features the world premiere of a work by Britain's Thomas Adès. Michael Tilson Thomas also conducts the orchestral academy in the Copland Third Symphony. The New World's lineup of concerts this season is remarkably impressive, and includes two readings under Thomas of the Mahler Seventh Symphony on April 30 and May 1 at the new Gehry hall, composer John Adams on April 2 with his own City Noir, and violinist Christian Tetzlaff in the Bartok Second Concerto (Feb. 5-6).
The New World travels north to the Broward Center with Thomas on Oct. 18 for the Tchaikovsky Rococo Variations with the veteran cellist Lynn Harrell on a program that also features American composer Steven Mackey's Eating Greens and the Beethoven Seventh Symphony. The group also is at the Kravis Center on Feb. 18 with the great British conductor Neville Marriner and Dutch violinist Isabelle van Keulen in the Mendelssohn Concerto and the Tchaikovsky Fourth Symphony.
Not to be overlooked is the Cleveland Orchestra in its continuing Miami residency, which will have only one appearance this year by the orchestra's music director, Franz Welser-Möst. He'll lead the Ohio band and French pianist Pierre-Laurent Aimard in the Schumann Piano Concerto (Jan. 28-29), while the young German violinist Augustin Hadelich plays the Mendelssohn Concerto (March 4-5) under Giancarlo Guerrero of the Nashville Symphony. Pianist Horacio Gutierrez rounds out the series April 8 and 9 with the Rachmaninov Second Concerto under Czech conductor Jiri Belohlavek.
Further north, the Atlantic Classical Orchestra under Stewart Robertson opens with an all-English concert at its venues at the Waxlax Center in Vero Beach and the Lyric Theatre (Jan. 5, 7), while pianist Jon Nakamatsu solos in the Chopin First Concerto (Feb. 2, 4). The rarely heard Fourth Symphony of Denmark's Niels Gade is heard March 2 and 4, and violinist Caroline Goulding solos in the Bruch First Concerto on March 31 and April 1.
SOLOISTS: This season will see the return of frequent South Florida winter guests including violinists Joshua Bell (Jan. 18, Arsht Center, Miami; Jan. 19, Lyric Theatre) and Itzhak Perlman (Feb. 28, Broward Center; March 1, Kravis), flutist James Galway (March 16, Kravis; March 17, Broward Center), and pianists Andre Watts (March 29, Kravis) and Jean-Yves Thibaudet (Feb. 7, Broward Center).
One of the very finest violinists working today is Hilary Hahn, who has South Florida family connections and in years past made frequent appearances with the Atlantic Classical Orchestra. Hahn comes to the Lyric Theatre on Feb. 25, and veteran pianist Emanuel Ax comes to the same venue March 6 for a solo recital.
Russian pianist Vladimir Feltsman brings his stellar musicianship to a recital March 2 at the Society of the Four Arts, which also will welcome violinist Corey Cerovsek on Feb. 20 (with pianist Paavali Jumppanen). The rising young pianist Natasha Paremski appears March 2 in the Classical Café series at Palm Beach State College's Duncan Theatre, and in the Kravis Center's Young Artists series, it's pianist Michael Mizrahi on April 12 in the center's Rinker Playhouse.
The Key West-based South Florida Symphony brings its classical series for the first time to Palm Beach County this season, and the programs include first-tier soloists. Violinist Chee-Yun plays the Beethoven Concerto (Oct 6-7, 9) and violinist Lara St. John plays the Mozart Third Concerto (Dec. 1-2, 5) in Key West, the Broward Center, and the Lincoln Theatre on Miami Beach, and pianist Adam Golka plays the Tchaikovsky First Concerto (April 29, May 1-2) in the same three cities (with the Gehry campus substituting for the Lincoln). Irish pianist Barry Douglas brings the Brahms Second Concerto to the Kravis on Jan. 30 (he's in Key West on Jan. 28, and the Broward Center on Feb. 1).
In addition to pianist Garrick Ohlsson in the Beethoven Emperor Concerto on May 7-8 at the New World, violinist Jennifer Koh plays the Bruch First Concerto on Nov. 16 with the Moscow State Symphony under Pavel Kogan at the Kravis Center; the expert American pianist Jeremy Denk solos with the same orchestra the next afternoon in the massive Second Piano Concerto of Sergei Prokofiev.
Chamber music: The Society of the Four Arts' always-rich offerings include the St. Lawrence String Quartet (March 13), which gave a spectacular concert last season, and the Fry Street (Jan. 30) and Amernet (Jan. 16) quartets. The excellent New York-based string sextet Concertante is heard in music by Dvorak, Elgar and Brahms on March 20, and Spain's Cuarteto Casals is joined by pianist Andreas Klein for a concert Feb. 27. The society also will host its annual visit from Miles Hoffman's American Chamber Players on Jan. 9.
The Miami-based Amernet can also be heard on the Duncan Theatre series Feb. 2, and The Links, a trio featuring violinist Yuki Numata, clarinetist Bill Kalinkos and cellist Joshua Roman, appears Jan. 12. The Gould Piano Trio, a British ensemble, welcomes clarinetist Robert Plane for a concert March 16. Cellist Carter Brey and pianist Christopher O'Riley of From the Top renown perform in recital Dec. 19 at the Kravis, and the much-lauded young Morgenstern Trio of Germany gives a Young Artists concert at the Rinker on Nov. 30.
The Delray String Quartet, which expanded to Broward and Miami-Dade counties last year, continues this season with regular concerts at All Saints Episcopal in Fort Lauderdale and St. Stephen's Episcopal in Coconut Grove in addition to its events at its home base at Delray Beach's Colony Hotel. It has a new second violinist, Thomas Cotik, and also has added concerts at Palm Beach Atlantic University in West Palm Beach and Trinity by the Cove Episcopal Church in Naples.
American music is featured in two of the five concert programs, with the Fourth Quartet of Kenneth Fuchs on a bill with music by Haydn and Brahms (Dec. 3, 5, and 12) and the Second Quartet of Randall Thompson on a program with music by Borodin, Sibelius and J.S. Bach that also features pianist Tao Lin, a frequent Delray collaborator (March 6, 11, 13, and 20). The Shostakovich Seventh Quartet is heard on a concert with music by Beethoven and Arensky (Jan. 2, 9, 14; Jan. 16 in Naples), and quartets by Mendelssohn and Dvorak are featured in a program set for Feb. 13, 18 and 27.
The group ends it season with the Third Quartet of Schumann and the Second Quartet of Tchaikovsky (April 3, 8, 10 and 17).
John Blades at the Flagler Museum on Palm Beach has assembled a fine series of chamber music concerts in the Whitehall mansion's ballroom, including the Enso String Quartet on Jan. 11, the Ying Quartet on Jan. 25, and the Alianza Quartet on Feb. 8. Rounding out the series is the Storioni Piano Trio of the Netherlands (Feb. 22), and Chicago's Lincoln Trio on March 8.
Fort Lauderdale's Chameleon Musicians series opens its ninth season at the Leiser Center near downtown with the Amernet Quartet and Chameleon founder Iris van Eck, a cellist, in quintets by Schubert and Sergei Taneyev (Oct. 24). Other programs include piano trios by Mozart, Ravel and Dvorak (Nov. 28), string trios by Beethoven and Jean Francaix (Feb. 6), and van Eck and pianist Kemal Gekic in a recital that includes the Sonata by the English composer Frank Bridge. The series ends with tenor Eduardo Aladren joining van Eck and pianist Misha Dacic (April 17).
Over at St. Paul's Episcopal in Delray Beach, music director Keith Paulson-Thorp's Camerata del Re, a Baroque music ensemble, plays music from France (Nov. 21) and Germany (Aug. 21), and Mexico's Vitali String Quartet (Oct. 17) and Miami's Bergonzi Quartet (April 10) also appear on the Sunday afternoon series. Wellington violinist Gareth Johnson is in recital Feb. 6 with pianist Tao Lin, and flutist Jeanne Tarrant is joined by pianist Fedora Horowitz on June 5.
Also on the series is the Paris-based early music ensemble Fuoco e Cenere, which performs a concert of Neapolitan music by Alessandro Scarlatti and Francesco Durante on March 6.
Choral music: In addition to its performance of the Verdi Requiem, the Master Chorale of South Florida will open its season with Haydn's great oratorio, The Creation. The group will be accompanied by the Miami Symphony Orchestra under conductor Joshua Habermann in concerts Nov. 19 at Trinity Cathedral in Miami, Nov. 20 at the Wold Center on the Lynn University campus, and Nov. 21 at the First Presbyterian Church in Pompano Beach.
The group's season ends with the Miami Symphony, led by Eduardo Marturet, joining it for the Requiem of Gabriel Fauré on April 30 at Florida International University and May 1 at Gusman Hall on the University of Miami campus in Coral Gables.
The Masterworks Chorus of the Palm Beaches sets out with a new director, Carl P. Ashley, in concerts featuring the Fauré Requiem and the Requiem of Maurice Duruflé (Nov. 21, Lakeside Presbyterian, West Palm Beach), and the traditional performance of Handel's Messiah on Dec. 19 at the Royal Poinciana Chapel on Palm Beach. On April 10, it offers a tribute concert of choral favorites in honor of chorus founder Jack W. Jones, who retired from the post earlier this year.
The Delray Beach Chorale, another community singing group, plans the Vivaldi Gloria and the Mozart Te Deum on Dec. 4, and the Duruflé Requiem on April 3. A newcomer to the choral lists, George Sullivan's Jupiter-based Counterpoint chorus, performs two concerts of music celebrating autumn and the holiday season on Nov. 6 at the Eissey Campus Theatre in Palm Beach Gardens and Nov. 13 at the Duncan Theatre.
Miami's only professional concert choir, Seraphic Fire, plans another ambitious season this year following a remarkable season that ended with the iTunes viral success of its recording of the Monteverdi Vespers of 1610. This year, the group plans the St. John Passion of J.S. Bach (March 18-19), Carl Orff's Carmina Burana (Jan. 7-8), and Henry Purcell's King Arthur (March 13-15), all at venues in Fort Lauderdale and greater Miami. Director Patrick Dupré Quigley also will lead the group in its annual concerts of Handel's Messiah (Dec. 18-19), American gospel music (Nov. 3-7), and music from the Jewish diaspora (Feb. 9-10, 12-13).
Finally, Seraphic Fire's Firebird Chamber Orchestra will be heard in the second concert in its Brandenburg Concerto series, this time with the Concerto No. 6. Also on the program is the Holberg Suite of Edvard Grieg.


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Saturday, February 14, 2009
Eating in Santa Fe can cost mucho dinero
This week on "Mouth of Wonder" host Stacy Pearl welcomes Mr. Entertainment himself, John Margraff to the show. They discuss a good quality but overpriced lunch at Mucho Gusto, which is in downtown Santa Fe. The recipes of the week include Lemongrass fish cakes with a lime aioli, Ricotta fritters, and the proper way to make a muddle an "old fashioned". The cookbook of the week is "The world in Bite size" which comes from the Southside public library. And of course Rula gives us some advice about food.
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The Early Irons car club will present its second annual Toys for Tots Autorama from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday at Steak N Shake, 295 E. Altamonte Springs Dr., (Highway 436), Altamonte Springs.
In lieu of a registration fee, each entrant is asked to bring a new, unwrapped toy or game that will go toward the Toys for Tots Christmas benefit sponsored by the Marine Corps. Spectators are invited to the exhibit at the restaurant on State Road 436, and donations will also be welcomed.


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I didn't even know about my son, until he was already a year old. The news came to me on a cold winter day, and I was so shocked I denied the possibility. I had slept with the girl, but it had been so long ago, that it was hard to remember.
I tried to see him, but I just couldn't expect him until I knew for sure. The struggles I had been through with my daughters mother made me so nervous, that when we finally went to have the paternity test, I couldn't even look at her. When the results came back and they said he was mine, I didn't no whether to kiss her for not lying, or yell at her for not telling me sooner.


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My Husband said that if I buy anymore Craft Supplies he would leave me......Gosh, I'm going to miss that man!!!
Tuesday, 12 April 2011
Teddy Bo Tuesday
I am a little late with my post today....but hey, got there in the end.
I started these milk cartons a few days a go but was feeling unwell and never got to finishing them until today. My Daughters friend as just had her baby. These are ideal for small gifts like vests or bibs to fit inside.
The lovely Kerry over at A load of old pickle as done a tutorial which is very easy. Mine is slightly smaller. I used a A4 card stock but cut to 10 1/2 inches by 8 inches and scored at 2 1/2" - 5" - 7 1/2 " and 10". then turned clock wise and scored at 2 1/2" - 5" and 7 1/2". Do take a look at her tut though - saves me making one up and her cards are amazing too.
Used spotty backing paper and Baby Bea. Bea is already coloured and of course available at www.teddybo.com
Flowers are from Wild Orchid Crafts.
How exciting for us all at Teddy Bo to have appeared in "Cardmaking and Papercraft". Page 17
So I'd like to thank everyone old and new who have actually made this happen. You all have made some wonderful cards, so do keep them coming.
So....what's new in the store this week?!!??!
Happy Crafting Bloggers. Catch you all again soon
Hugs Tammy
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Hi Tammy, These are adorable :-) I love this cute Bea image. Saw this tutorial on Kerry's blog - really must try it.ReplyDelete
Lisa x
Absolutely gorgeous honey....hope you're feeling better and that the girls are still looking after you..xxxxReplyDelete
Gayle x
Totally adorable Tammy....love the image and the wee cartons...just so cute!ReplyDelete
hugs Vicky xx
Wow these are adorable and what a gorgeous gift for the new baby!!! Love them Chanelle xxxReplyDelete
All gorgeous, sweet cards and I love the cartons!ReplyDelete
Oooh! totally adorable. I think that's already been said! Gorgeous gift idea.ReplyDelete
Thanks for the link to the tutorial.
Edna x
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The Portfolio Analysis service is all done online and is free (by the way, I'm not a customer of them so there's nothing in this for me).
It's a rather simple overview of your portfolio but is incredibly easy to use and perhaps worth the five minutes it takes to pop some numbers in. After tapping in the figures for each of my 29 holdings, it spat out a report detailing the quality of my portfolio. Apparently I have an incredibly risky, highly adventurous one! But I think that is mostly because it is geared towards analysing funds and not equities.
Obviously they only want this information so they can bombard you with a few emails and phone calls to get you to switch to them but after jumping ship from interactive investor and waiting more than 3 months to get back in the market again, there's little chance of me moving again in a hurry.
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Recently I have been trying my hand at hair accessories for weddings. I had to opportunities to create pieces for someone's very special day. The one above I created for a bride who wanted to use the lace from her dress. She only had a piece that was 6 inches by 8 inches, so I added some taffeta and raw silk noil. I worked with details of the lace to create a layered flower. The ones below were for several bride's maids. The bride wanted them to have predominately white with a hint of blue. I made several, so she could pick her favorite style, and I would make more of which ever one she liked best. She loved all of them so much that now each girl their own unique one.
I will post pictures of all the lovely ladies wearing them soon!
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I'm hoping this counts as healthy, yummy, food. Fish is excellent for you, but I can be pretty picky about fish. One of the weirdest things I find about my own fish tastes… is that I like raw fish way more than cooked (monkfish aside — which is just delish). I'm not entirely sure why… but it probably has to do with the texture between cooked and raw.
Anyways this recipe is a little compromise on the above, as the salmon is smoked. Basically go and buy a fillet of smoked salmon and cut it into large-ish pieces. I took a 200g piece (sliced off the bottom) and then cut into 4. Let sit until it reaches room temperature and in the mean time occupy yourself with the masala.
Masala ingredients
- black peppercorns
- cumin
- cloves
- sea salt
- paprika
- nutmeg
- cardamom
Adjust quantities to suit your and crush them all together until a fine dust.
Back to the salmon
Heat up a little oil in a wok. Take one side of each salmon piece and press into the spices dust. Cover the whole side. Once each salmon peice is coated on one side, place gently, spices side down into the hot wok (if you threw in a little of the spice dust it would immediately start sizzling). Cook the spices v. quickly and after about 40 secs remove from the wok.
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David Lee was forced to resign from his job as chancellor at the University of Northern Virginia this week. So, why do you think he was pushed out of the gig? Would it be the raid on the non-accredited school by federal immigration authorities? Or the fact that the guy was outed by the Smoking Gun as a sadomasochistic sex-dungeon master? Bingo!
Lee officially resigned his seat because he said the revelation of pictures of his dungeon (not for the faint of heart ... or the kids) and personal ads on CollarMe.com seeking "attractive submissive women ... to be part of our poly family" was too much for the school. The 64-year-old is walking away from his gig. He's already been swept from the school's website, save for a link to his parting message that introduces the campus to his successor.
That's it?
Oh, Americans, we're so predictable. The seizure of computers and documents by the feds is no big deal, but a guy can't get his kink on without everyone clutching their pearls? David Lee was a grown man. He liked to get kinky. So what? I'll be the first to say his particular proclivities are not my sexual style, but that means my sexytimes wouldn't exactly be his either. That's the beauty of being an adult in America. We can both choose to do things our own way ... legally.
And by all accounts, Lee kept things legal. He and his girlfriend advertised for sexual partners, but there's no evidence those partners didn't come willingly. They let themselves be photographed. They probably even enjoyed it.
So I can't help feeling like David Lee got screwed today, but not in the way he likes it. I think he deserves his job back. How about you?
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Trying to see through whatever guise you choose to whoever you truly are--in other words, to stop tricking yourself and others with identity crises, seems to be the essence of Buddhist practice. So in keeping with tonight's practice of knocking on doors to demand strangers to give you something sweet if you can trick them about your identity, here are a few dharma treats for the Halloween feed bag:
Though we all wish to be happy and pursue that state daily, we may feel our efforts are often ineffectual. At the end of the day, instead of feeling content, we may feel we have missed the boat once again; in fact, we can practically see it sailing off without us.
Dzogchen Ponlop Rinpoche
Dzigar Kongtrul Rinpoche
An abundance of material items provides such a variety of external distractions, people lose the connection to their inner lives.
Yongey Mingyur Rinpoche
The Tibetan word for a negative emotion—anger, envy, pride, desire—means "large bubble." It's there all right when you look but poke it and it disappears because it's totally empty of any substance.
Khenchen Thrangu Rinpoche
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Dzongsar Khyentse Rinpoche
…when you start practicing, you should not expect too much. We live in a time of computers and automation, so you may feel inner development is also an automatic thing for which you press a button and everything changes. It is not so. Inner development is not easy and will take time.
The Dalai Lama
Journey of mind is infinite. If only I could have accumulated the mileage from this journey in samsaric realms, I would have two free tickets to nirvana by now.
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Final Report Archaeological Survey of Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield Park
Author(s): Anne Rogers
Year: 1977
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13067 (Fips Code) • Cobb (County) • Georgia (State / Territory) • North America (Continent) • United States of America (Country)
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min long: -84.74; min lat: 33.744 ; max long: -84.375; max lat: 34.081 ;
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Burkina Faso/Niger and Desert Encroachment.
In the article, In Niger, Trees and Crops Turn Back the Desert, we get a nice summary of the problems with desertification happening in Niger and what policies exasperated the problems. (Title link) Basically trees became an obstacle to farmers developing their lands and the assets of trees were owned by the state (or more loosely the people). Instead of caring for the trees on their lands, the trees were more or less an obstruction for planting nice even rows of cash crops. Thus the benefits of soil retention and reducing water runoff were lost when the majority of trees were either cut down or neglected in farming practices. All that was required was for reestablishment of property rights along with a long forgotten agricultural technology to stimulate the growth of productive trees for farmers.
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The thing to note about this process, it is mostly traditional and requires no special technology to perform and no outside technology is basically needed. The one aspect that could benefit is dissemination of the technique and collection of data for improvement upon the application of this ancient technology. Cellular telephones again might be handy in disseminating as well as agricultural extension services through government entities or NGOs. Ultimately this will lead to production capability increases but it does not require increased labor force during peak times and can be spread out over the year when labor demand is lowest. (SG, Section 3.5.4) The pits can be done at any time and when the rainy season starts then the benefits can begin the process.
1. Vaitsos, C.V. (1973) 'Bargaining and the Distribution of Returns in the Purchase of Technology by Developing Countries', from Henry Bernstein [ed.] Underdevelopment and Development, Penguin Books: Harmondsworth, England, pp 315–22.
2. Paul Collier (2007). The Bottom Billion. Oxford, Oxford University Press.
3. Kabore, Daniel and Reij, Chris (2006), THE EMERGENCE AND SPREADING OF AN IMPROVED TRADITIONAL SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION PRACTICE IN
BURKINA FASO (PDF), EPTD Discussion Paper No. 114, International Food Policy Research Institute.
4. Bush Encroachment Report on Phase 1 of the Bush Encroachment Research, Monitoring and Management Project,
5. ET:Bush to Solve all African Problems!
6. In Niger, Trees and Crops Turn Back the Desert
7. Lydia Polgreen, New York Times, In Niger, Trees and Crops Turn Back the Desert
8. Andrew Leonard (Oct. 4, 2006), Salon.com, A tree grows in the Sahel
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Taz, the youngest is now heavier than Troy and Talisker and is gaining 500g a day! he may be a rather large boy!
Troy with his perfect little head was grace and technique personified. A perfectionist I think.
The Mighty Quin didn't partake, or if he did I must have missed him, perhaps he was so quick that he was like a white flash, maybe I just don't see the light coloured ones?
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BATHROOM. Well, I've been taking some days off from the online world, even tho I keep posting on Instagram, I've been quite busy, and shootings outfits weren't on my top list. They should've, I know. But when some of your New Yorkers friends come to Paris, you can't turn down the proposition to give them a tour.
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I was wondering what I could talk about today, and while I didn't claim my little blog was only about outfits posts, I do love talking about my inspiration. Pinterest is definitely one, and I love HOME/INTERIOR board. Maybe, it's the sound of the bell get-your-own-place ringing! Carolina from Fashion-squad is a huge inspiration of mine, and I thought it would be cool to show you what, in my opinion, the perfect place should look like. Minimalism. It's the point. I'm a minimalistic girl, and that's what my style and wardrobe are about. Keep it simple, and even when it comes to the interior. This photos reflect exactly my Parisian dream home. I have a big crush on those Jessica Verlet pics. A bathroom that big should be the first thing every woman should think about. Just saying. Don't start with the candles talking.
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Amber Simpson's bright blue eyes and tiny titties are too good to be true! One glance at her adorable figure and you'll be thinking "there's no way this chick actually shoots porn, she must have stumbled into it by some sort of freak accident." After all, there's no way such a pristine beauty with cute freckles like Amber's would ever do a crazy thing like get into porn, right? Wrong!
Dreaming of becoming a pornstar for as long as she can remember, Amber finally sealed the deal when she had her first threesome on prom night. After getting her first dose of two dicks at the same time, there was no way Amber could return to regular vanilla sex. So she did what she'd been promising for years and started cold-calling smut-peddlers all across our fair land. By the time her friends were all heading off to college, Amber was heading straight for Porn Valley.
When she's not shooting the hard stuff, Amber enjoys hanging out with her girlfriends back home, having slumber parties, or just taking it easy with a good book. Not letting the fame and excesses of Hollywood get to her head, Amber has retained every ounce of her girl-next-door charm. So check her out right here on Digital Playground, and get your first taste of Amber Simpson: the goody-goody who just can't help being bad!


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Grand Millennium Dubai has committed to extend its corporate social responsibility (CSR) activities during 2014, engaging with the local community by raising funds for causes such as the Al Noor Training Centre for Children with Special Needs, a charitable organisation established in 1981, which provides therapy and schooling as well as assistance with work placement.
The hotel regularly supports the Al Noor Samsung Hope for Children Family Fun Fair, participating in the event every year. According to General Manager, Peter Mansourian, the all-day carnival attracts more than 5,000 visitors every year: "They enjoy the huge range of attractions from games and bouncy castles to crafts, performances and stalls in the food court, such as the one catered and sponsored by Grand Millennium Dubai."
In addition, the Grand Millennium Dubai is working with the Autism Trust Foundation (ATF), where it is one of the main sponsors for a very special art project.
More than 700 children with autism from around the world have sent in drawings to form part of a gigantic 100-metre display on the Sheikh Zayed Road in Dubai - The Largest Drawing Board Ever.
Winners from participating countries are visiting Dubai with two family members to enjoy a week of activities, and original artworks will be displayed in major malls around Dubai.
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SOUTH PLAINFIELD, NJ – Summer might be in full swing, but back to school is just around the corner and at Creative Kids Academy (CKA) plans are already under way for September. The Clinton Avenue preschool will welcome students back on Sept. 5 and a few full- and half-day spots are still available.
CKA offers a Pre-K program as well as 3- and 4-year-old and 2- and 3-year-old classes. The school's intimate atmosphere features small class sizes and low student-teacher ratios, providing all children with patient, dedicated, and individualized attention.
"Here, the goal is to nurture students academically and socially while also serving as a second home for children," said the school's owner and director Dan Rinaldi, adding, "We are focused on helping children develop the academic and the social skills they will need for years to come."
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Police throughout Northern Michigan are continuing their search today for a vehicle that was involved in a hit-and-run collision with a child pedestrian Thursday.
Emmet County Sheriff Pete Wallin did not identify the victim, an 11-year-old boy from Emmet County's Resort Township, but said he remained in Northern Michigan Hospital's intensive care unit today, Friday, suffering from multiple injuries including several broken bones.
Wallin said the incident happened at about 3 p.m. on Camp Daggett Road between Stolt and Martincheck roads in Resort Township.
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you're the one that i really want + Sometimes, you read a book and it fills you with this weird evangelical zeal, and you become convinced that the shattered world will never be put back together unless and until all living humans read the book. ◊ ◊ featuring lennox & kirai never apologize but i really screwed up. sorry.
oh but that one nightwas more than just right, i didn't leave you cause i was all through. oh i was overwhelmed, and frankly scared as hell, because i really fell for you. now here you are again so let's skip the 'how you been' and get down to the 'more than friends' at last.


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Last Friday, I received a mail in the office telling me that a package was attempted to be delivered but unfortunately, our reception was not allowed to sign for the package so I had to get it from the post office. I had made arrangements with my friend Ange to attend body combat class and also made arrangement with my friend visiting from Sydney to meet in the gym. So, because of this unexpected delivery, I had to drop by the post office before going to the gym. It's a bit far off from where I'm currently staying in the city and I didn't want to waste time from my weekend just to go on a side trip.
To my shock, the package that was apparently delivered was 13.31 lbs. That's a 6.04 kg big box without a bag and nowhere close for me to buy a bag to be able to carry it properly. It was drizzling that Friday, and I only had a long umbrella (not the short ones we usually see in PH people use for commutes). So, I had to carry it with two hands, and then eventually decided to throw away the long umbrella I had for the comfort and ease of carrying the package.
I think I walked almost 1km to get to Ang Mo Kio Hub where I figured I could buy an eco-friendly tote bag from Fair Price to put the big package in. I was practically sweating even while it was drizzling and cold because of the effort it took to lug it around. Considering it was a Friday, there were a lot of people walking about as well so it was a bit hard evading people and avoiding bumping into them.
The effort it took to get the package was well worth it though. My sister sent me (what I think is) my birthday presents for April. Now I don't need to look around for thicker t-shirts to bring to Portugal and Spain.
She also got me my request for the cookie dough oreo! I read about it I think on BuzzFeed and immediately contacted my sister to get me some as they're only going to produce a limited bunch - maybe to test how the people respond to the product? She also sent me several spreads which I assume are sort of house warming presents for me. She sent some packs of chocolate (which I don't plan on eating by myself) which I might share with friends. The only one I'm keeping for myself is the tub of almond chocolates! Haha, I could finish the whole tub by myself.
I also requested my sister to send me Aveeno in small packs so I can bring it to Europe in my travel toiletry kit. I'm not sure of the humidity in Portugal and Spain so I can't be all dry and itchy. (I have sensitive skin :))
As a side update, the card holder (pseudo-wallet) I most often used has been fixed by Mont Blanc. Thankfully, i found the warranty card in time. I saved myself 75 sgd for the cost of repairs. The damage wasnt that big, but the adhesive binding they had at the bottom was peeling and I didn't want to go to Europe without this.
Lastly, RkGreg had a belated birthday celebration for his friends here in Singapore. It happened last Saturday hosted in Mksurf8's flat. Super fun gathering of friends with fun and games. Unfortunately, there were some casualties: an empty bottle of Absolut Vodka was shattered, a couch was dirtied and DiwangBughaw got really drunk and later on passed out. He couldn't remember anything (selective amnesia?) the next day.
For discretion, this is the only picture I could share. With Ange and Chris R. Belated happy birthday RKGreg!


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Well this morning I woke up suffering from The World's Worst Cramps™. I know that sounds like a cop out but I'm talking pain so bad that at the beginning of my workout, I thought I was going to pass out from it.
I usually spend my crampy time of the month in a Mersyndol-induced haze. I take one at a time during the day at work (unless it's so bad I have to take two and just deal with being drowsy) and then two at a time once I'm home. By the time I woke up this morning, last night's Mersyndol had worn off and I was cursing myself for not taking some before I went to bed.
I considered skipping my workout but I didn't want to start bad habits and I figured a bad workout was better than no workout! So I got up, took a Mersyndol and prayed it would kick in quickly.
Like I said, at the beginning of the Exhilarate workout I tried keeping up as I normally would and was nearly sobbing from the pain and seriously concerned that I'd pass out so I modified majorly. I literally walked my way through it! It wasn't until Swing (about 40 minutes in) that I could even marginally bounce, let alone jump. To put it in perspective, I burned 400 calories when normally I'd burn 600 calories if not more doing Exhilarate. That being said, if I'd stayed in bed for another hour, I only would've burnt 75 calories so I'm way ahead!
All in all, as crap as it was, I'm glad I did it and I didn't push myself, heck I didn't even really work up much of a sweat! Oh well, I'll go hard on Rush this evening. I think that's partially why I'm upset with myself, I could've done Rush this morning and gone hard on Exhilarate tonight but I am really liking doing the long workout in the morning when it's not as hot and it gives me more time to do other stuff in the evening. Silly Siân. Oh well, what's done is done.
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22-11-2012 09:11 #1
That was a crap "workout"! - Week 5, Day 2 - Blog 48
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22-11-2012 09:23 #2
OMG give yourself a break hun, When your in pain like that drop your morning workout, that is not going making a bad habit. It is looking after yourself. You need to know that you have changed your life and missing one workout is not going to change that. You are Already a New person with new habits.
22-11-2012 09:30 #3
That was a crap "workout"! - Week 5, Day 2 - Blog 48
I know I'm a new person with new habits, that's probably why I didn't skip the workout lol! The same reason why I was late last Friday because skipping my workout wasn't an option!
I started the workout with it in mind that if it became too much, I would stop. Once I started modifying the movements big time I knew I could get through it because the Mersyndol would eventually kick in and the pain would ease off which it eventually did!
Today is definitely going to be a two Mersyndol day, though. I just got to work and all I can think about is taking another one because it still hurts. Bah!
22-11-2012 09:38 #4
Ouch hun. I am sorry that I came across so harsh, I worry about you. That's all. It is ok to tone it down (not stop altogether) when your sick or in pain, is all I am trying to say.
22-11-2012 10:35 #5
That was a crap "workout"! - Week 5, Day 2 - Blog 48
Nooooooo, that wasn't harsh at all! I really appreciate your support and concern.
Today's just going to be a bad, bad, crampy day! I've taken more Mersyndol and I'm still in pain. :'(
22-11-2012 10:54 #6
That was a crap "workout"! - Week 5, Day 2 - Blog 48
Well done for sticking to your goal but that said, please please please think about taking it easier on yourself. If you keep ploughing ahead when your body is suffering you will eventually hit the wall. I have been there, it is not pretty, it is not healthy and it takes ages to recover from. Like has been said, you are making permanent lifestyle changes so missing a workout, for a very good reason, in the grand scheme of things is not a big problem.
22-11-2012 13:30 #7
That was a crap "workout"! - Week 5, Day 2 - Blog 48
You guys are right and I will take care of myself, I promise. If I'm still super crampy tonight, I will go easy on Rush. I really did the bare minimum in this morning's workout and I really would have stopped if I couldn't cope with the pain. That being said, one of the girls at work suggested that I could've taken today as a rest day and worked out on Saturday instead when I'm not cramping. I hadn't thought of that!
To be honest, though, I literally didn't even sweat from this morning's workout, that's how easy I took it. It allowed me to go through the motions, work on my form and not skip my workout which is one of the highlights of my day.
22-11-2012 14:21 #8
That was a crap "workout"! - Week 5, Day 2 - Blog 48
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22-11-2012 14:39 #9
That was a crap "workout"! - Week 5, Day 2 - Blog 48
Hugs!! I used to suffer really bad pains but since I had DS (still breastfeeding and have had Aunt Flo since he was two months - ripped off!) I dont get any cramping at all. Just a mild ache for the first few hours. But I know how awful it is and it would be a great excuse to skip a workout and you'd be forgiven for it. But well done for not letting it get in your way. Hope you are getting some rest now!!
22-11-2012 14:48 #10
Oh hun, do take care of yourself. If you feel like you are going to pass out, pushing on may not be the best thing.
Remember to balance your new Zumba self with the self that enjoys doing other things and knows when you need to rest and recover and nurture yourself a little bit.
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I was going to make a more traditional new year look, but this new BP cape told me that I have to wear it immediately :P.
So happy to see Drowsy has new event. The winter festival build is beautiful and cute. There are a lot of free gifts. Thanks Bettiepage Voyager, creator of BP, for the wonderful gifts. 🙂
Go visit Drowsy winter festival !
I am not sure I can see my future in the new year from this crystal ball, but I hope it will be a good one. And so does yours!
See you next year!
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A woman was rescued from a bedroom and taken to hospital following a "small fire" at a house in Dungiven
A Northern Ireland Fire & Rescue Service (NIFRS) spokesperson said:"We received a call today (Tuesday 20 December 2016) at 10.58am to attend an incident on Main Street, Dungiven. One Fire Appliance from Dungiven Fire Station and one Fire Appliance from Limavady Fire Station attended the scene.
"Firefighters wearing breathing apparatus forced entry through the back door of a mid-terrace house and rescued a female casualty from the first floor bedroom. She was treated by Ambulance personnel at the scene and taken to hospital.
"Firefighters carried out additional searches of the property to confirm that no one else was in the house and dealt with a small fire behind the front door.
"The cause of the fire is being investigated. The incident was dealt with at 12.12pm."
There were lengthy traffic delays as emergency services worked at the scene.
Sinn Féin MLA Caoimhe Archibald has praised the prompt response of the emergency services to the fire.
The East Derry MLA said: "A prompt response from the emergency services this morning prevented what could have been a tragedy.
"I would like to wish the woman in question a speedy recovery.
"I would also like to remind people over the Christmas period to check their smoke alarms and to make a fire escape plan."