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I would like to address the animal- rights advocates. For almost two years, I have been trying to get something done about a dog in Seward that is, more often than not, tangled around a pole and unable to reach food, water or shelter.
I, and numerous others, have contacted Humane Society officials, only to be told that it is not against the law to have a dog tethered outside in the elements.
The food and water issues are never addressed.
The only exception I have seen is on their Facebook page, when they wrote that they could help animals they had placed for adoption because those owners had contracts with them. Otherwise, their response is to "contact your legislators to get the laws changed," in spite of the fact that Section 5511(c) of the Pennsylvania criminal code states it is illegal to not provide care for an animal.
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For more than 1,000 years there was no Israel. Only after the Holocaust of World War II were they made a nation again.
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Christopher Barrett reviews the evidence on persistent poverty with a focus on rural Africa. He emphasizes the importance of asset accumulation, productivity growth, risk management and the sociopolitical institutions that govern economic activity. Barrett's talk synthesizes lessons learned about what works, what doesn't and why, and identifies key topics in need of further investigation.
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Christopher Barrett is the Stephen B. & Janice G. Ashley Professor of Applied Economics and Management and International Professor of Agriculture at Cornell University. He teaches and does research primarily in poverty and international development. His research program also has strong links to international, agricultural, environmental and micro economics as well as to applied econometrics. He is a Faculty Fellow and Associate Director, Economic Development Programs, at the new Cornell Center for a Sustainable Future. The Center is a major Cornell initiative aimed at promoting cutting-edge research on sustainable development in collaboration with key external partners to achieve significant real-world impact. He is also the Director of Cornell's Food Systems and Poverty Reduction IGERT program.
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This week Howard Wilkinson talks about the new Cincinnati City Council and what might happen with the streetcar project.
Sunday was a day of celebration and promises of cooperation, as the new mayor, Democrat John Cranley, and nine city council members were sworn into office in dual ceremonies at City Hall and the National Underground Freedom Center.
Monday, the celebrating will be over and the spirit of cooperation that hung over Sunday's event will be put to the test; as the new council confronts its most contentious issue – Cranley's desire to stop the $133 million streetcar project.
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John Cranley, the Democrat and former councilman who is sworn into office as Cincinnati's 69th mayor today, has been around long enough to know this.
He came out of the November 5 election with a big win – 16 percentage points over rival and fellow Democrat Roxanne Qualls.
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- Heat oil in a large stockpot over medium heat. Stir in the onion, carrots, and celery; cook and stir for 2 minutes. Add kielbasa, chicken broth, tomatoes, garlic, lentils, and bay leaves and bring to a boil. Reduce heat and simmer for 2 hours. Season to taste with salt and pepper.
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I just wanted to add a note to be more specific about the ingredients. I'm one of those cooks that seldom follows a recipe exactly and I like to leave room for experimentation. However, for those of you saying that it's not flavorful enough, I might add a few suggestions: I use hillshire farms brand polska kielbasa made with pork, turkey, and beef. (I don't think the "all beef" is as flavorful.) Also, be sure to use the leaves of the celery...they add a powerful punch of flavor. Also, don't skimp on the bay leaves or the simmering time. The lentils don't take that long to cook, but you want to extract the flavor out of the bay leaves, and that's what takes the time. Also, this is ALWAYS better the next day. I leave the bay leaves in (probably the reason) and nobody has any trouble eating the leftovers. (Or, you can just make it a day ahead and then reheat it if you like.) Anyway, enjoy and use the ingredients that you like. -Kris
Three out of four in my family thought that this recipe was outstanding. The one who wasn't a big fan is only four, so we're still waiting for her taste to mature. Did I make it exactly according to the directions? Well no, of course not. Here's how it went. I used 6 c water (my hubby likes soup to be thick). Then, added two Knorr chicken boullion cubes. I used 1 1/2 c Le Puy lentils. It didn't need salt or pepper. Also, I added a dash or two of ground thyme. That's it - yum. Thanks for the recipe.
This recipe was full of flavor, hearty, and just right for a cold wintry night! Thanks for sharing, Kris. For those who think there's not enough flavor, try using a smokier polska kielbasa -- I happened to have gotten ahold of some wedding kielbasy from www.andysdeli.com and it released a LOT of flavor into the soup. I rarely give 5 stars to any recipe, but this one is outstanding!
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Continuing the strange naming that started with the Little Phatty Moog has introduced the MF-108M Cluster Flux. While it is a multi-effect pedal the secret sauce which is going to make this pedal sound awesome is its BBD (bucket-brigade device). Pairing the BBD with a lot of syncing technology in a wood framed Moog box is tasty. You can get one soon for about half a grand.
"The MF-108M Cluster Flux is more powerful than traditional chorus/flange effects offering musicians the added modulation of multiple LFO waveforms: Sine, Triangle, Square, Saw, Ramp and Random, to create many kinds of new modulated BBD Delay effects. MIDI IN allows control of Delay Time, Range, Feedback, Output Level, LFO Waveform, LFO Rate, LFO Amount and Mix." – moogmusic.com
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Bills coach Chan Gailey was optimistic about the health of cornerback Leodis McKelvin entering the game against the Titans Sunday but was cautious about strong safety George Wilson. McKelvin bruised ribs in the loss at New York Sunday.
"Probably Leodis' is less significant, so he has a better chance to practice today or tomorrow," said Gailey. "He might not get out there today, but I think he's got a chance to get out there tomorrow."
"This has been a long thing with George and it's coming slowly," Gailey said. "He won't be out there today, but we're hoping we can get him out there one day end of this week."
Said Wilson: "My chance of playing this week is far greater than it was last week. We'll see how the week progresses."
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Delmonico Potatoes21 Reviews 2 Pics
"My sister-in-law Linda's specialty and a family favorite. They are simple to make and absolutely delicious! Originally submitted to ThanksgivingRecipe.com."
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- Preheat oven to 350 degrees F (175 degrees C).
- Place frozen potatoes in a 13 x 9 inch baking dish.
- In a saucepan on the stovetop or in microwave on low, melt together cheese and butter or margarine. When melted, blend in the cream. Pour mixture over frozen potatoes, and cover pan with foil.
- Bake for 1 hour. Remove foil, and bake 15 minutes more.
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I made this recipe for my family for Thanksgiving and we all said, "Mmmmm - these potatoes are GOOD!!!" Would make a nice anytime-of-year comfort food! :o) Thanks for the great recipe.
I cant even count how many times I have made this recipe, its one of my favorites! My tips... cut the butter in half. Using the full amount tends to make it a little oily especially with all the chesse. Mix the sauce and leave in the fridge at least overnight, the potatoes soak up most of the sauce. Then a few hours before I cook it I let it warm up on the counter. The potatoes cook much better and melt in your mouth if they arent frozen when you bake them.
Great recipe. Simple, easy and delicious. Makes a wonderful side dish and complements many meals.
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Amount Per Serving (8 total)
- Calories
- 364 cal
- 18%
- Fat
- 32.3 g
- 50%
- Carbs
- 24.8 g
- 8%
- Protein
- 9.7 g
- 19%
- Cholesterol
- 71 mg
- 24%
- Sodium
- 416 mg
- 17%
Based on a 2,000 calorie diet
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Paul Gorham has faced uphill battles throughout his life, but all pale in comparison to his current life-altering challenge.
The gravel-voiced, likeable man who has coached football since 2004, Gorham arrived home in the wee hours of Tuesday morning after spending more than five months in the Cleveland Clinic.
As winter turned into spring, his life was turned topsy-turvy by a double lung transplant, three weeks in a coma and -- after experiencing severe circulatory problems -- the amputation of both legs below the knees.
He knows it could have been worse. He could have died.
"I know I've been dealt a bad hand, but I'm not going to dwell on that," he said in a telephone interview late last week. "Today was a great day. Tomorrow will be a great day…"
In taking the long view, Gorham has seen a lot of good during his lengthy ordeal, which began with a lung infection just after the Christmas holidays. Some examples:
- The love and devotion of his wife, Noreen, and their two children, Matt, 20, and Emma, 17. (Matt is a junior-to-be at Brown University and a receiver on the Bruins football team. Emma will be a senior tri-captain of Cheshire High's girls' basketball team this winter.)
- The kindness of three friends and coaching colleagues at Brown, Phil Estes, Neil McGrath and Mike Kelleher, who transported Gorham home from Cleveland in a rented Lincoln Town Car. "Our golf foursome," Gorham says.
- The support from his long-time assistant and linebackers coach Mark Nofri, who will wear the mantle "Interim Head Coach" this fall. "He's been a little ornery lately. He wants to get back to football," says Nofri, who has almost daily phone conversations with his boss
- The generosity of Lanese Construction, which has made the entrances and master bathroom in the Gorham home in Cheshire handicap-accessible.
- The University's "Welcome Home Paul" fundraiser on Thursday, Aug. 2, which will include Mass on campus in the Chapel of the Holy Spirit and a reception in the new Student Commons that bears the name of a certain U.S. senatorial candidate. "It's a real tribute to Paul," Noreen says of the fundraiser. "It's touched his heart."
In many respects, Paul Gorham is typical of the breed, the men who make football their life's work. He's dedicated to the sport, to the university that employs him, and to the young men who come under his tutelage.
While the losses have outnumbered the wins (34-51) across eight seasons, his Pioneers have been competitive. The 8-3 record in 2008 is among the program's highlights, and just last fall Sacred Heart defeated two Ivy League opponents, Dartmouth and Columbia.
Gorham is especially proud of Jon Corto, an All-American linebacker during his first three seasons who went on to play safety for the NFL Buffalo Bills (2008-10) -- the first Sacred Heart athlete in any sport to participate at the major professional level. "A great overachiever," he says of Corto.
Corto, for his part, was sorry to learn about his former coach's severe health problems. "A great guy, a tough guy," he said via telephone from his Orchard Park, N.Y., healthy vending machine business. "I'd heard this was happening to him. I feel for him and his family."
Noreen Gorham, who works in the medical field as a nurse manager who seeks organ transplants at Yale-New Haven Hospital, says "it's very ironic" that her husband was treated at the hospital this winter after experiencing breathing problems. It was at Yale where it was determined he would require the double lung transplant.
"He's doing really well. He looks like hell; he's been through a battle and has lost a lot of weight," she says.
Paul has been fitted with prosthetics and uses a walker to navigate his home. A physical therapist is there almost daily, and an occupational therapist may be next. "If things go well," Noreen says, "he may go to Gaylord Hospital in Wallingford for further rehabilitation."
His coaching role this season is undetermined at this juncture.
Nofri, who was hired by the program's initial head coach, Gary Reho, in 1996 and served under all five of Gorham's predecessors, is "happy and excited" about his head coaching opportunity, even if there is an "interim" attached.
"By the same token," he says, "I'm not happy the way the situation came about. Paul Gorham is my boss and he is also a close friend."
SHU Athletic Director Don Cook and a small committee are working diligently to make the Aug. 2 fundraiser a success. "It's going to be a welcome home tribute to Paul," he says. "We're unsure of how much we can raise, but $50,000 would be a good start."
For more information, visit www.PaulGorham.org.


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There is no known way to prevent Alzheimer's disease; however, being watchful for its symptoms and signs may allow earlier diagnosis and treatment. Appropriate treatment can slow or relieve symptoms and behavior problems in some people.
Although some risk factors, such as age and genetics, can't be controlled, Alzheimer's disease may at least be delayed.
Healthy lifestyle
One way to reduce risk factors is to live a healthy lifestyle. Risk factors for Alzheimer's disease include heart disease, high blood pressure, and stroke. Brain health is linked to heart health, and if the heart has a hard time pumping blood, the brain won't get all the blood it needs. Research has found that people with high cholesterol and high blood pressure were six times as likely to develop Alzheimer's disease as those without elevated blood pressure and high cholesterol levels. With a healthy diet, the risk of developing heart disease, high cholesterol levels, and high blood pressure is reduced, and both the heart and brain are healthier.
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This convocation event is for December 2013 and May 2014 graduates ONLY. Seniors: don't miss this celebration planned just for you! You'll be treated to a festive lunch in the auditorium of Cushing Hall beginning at 11:30 AM. Drop by anytime between 11:30 AM and 12:50 PM to take part in this time of food and fellowship. At 1 PM, everyone will meet in the Ralph Edwards Auditorium for an entertaining program with Dr. Jerry Wayne Slone.
There will be lots of delicious food, free senior t-shirts, and awesome prizes! All of this and convocation credit, too. Dress is casual.
11:30 AM – 12:50 PM: Special Luncheon in Cushing Hall
1 PM: REA Convocation with Jerry Wayne Slone
NOTE: Lunch is optional; however, you must attend the 1 PM program with Dr. Slone in order to receive convocation credit!


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August 1, 2014
Senate Democrats have chosen their leadership team for the next Congress.
They will be led by Nevada Senator Harry Reid, who will assume the mantle of Senate Majority Leader.
Last week, after six Democrats beat incumbent Republicans in last week's election, giving the Democratic caucus 51 members, to the republicans' 49.
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Nashville forward Jordin Tootoo, who ran over Buffalo goaltender Ryan Miller on Saturday night, has completed his disciplinary hearing with the NHL, TSN reports, and a decision on supplemental discipline will come Tuesday.
"I'd like to see something come of it so we can just move past this and guys have to think twice at least," Miller said. "History kind of shows that if the league makes some kind of a judgment, guys do think twice."
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How to explain Italian cuisine's singular popularity? We have heard that pizza, surely one of the most popular foods in the Western Hemisphere, surpassing even the hamburger, is also one of the more balanced nutritionally. But nutritional value is not the reason.
A better, and quite literal answer is to be found by going to Frank Cipullo's Bacco, a conspicuously handsome restaurant in the space that had once been "Big Fish" on Route 202 in North Wales, and dining on the offerings of its "Neapolitan style family kitchen." I did that for the first time five years ago, about a month after it opened, and was blown away by the classic, authentic renditions of the delicious, mostly Southern Italian dishes, enhanced by the tasteful, evocative rustic ambiance. On more than one occasion, It was a very satisfying dining experience.
I like chicken, especially on the bone, and have it often at home or away. So on that first visit, I was drawn to one of Bacco's signature entrees, true Napoli-style chicken cacciatore (back then it was only $10.50), which I loved. The chicken was cooked in white wine and rosemary, sparked by bits of pancetta (Italian bacon), with onion and grape tomatoes, and final flash-baked in the 800-degree wood-burning brick oven, which created a slightly charred, wonderful crispy finish. Just its sight and aroma, as it was placed before me, had my mouth watering.
I recently went again with my dining companion on a warm Thursday evening. We opted to dine on the large outdoor patio/bar area. At first, we were seated close to the pair of musicians and found the sound from their large speakers to be too loud. A move back to a more distant table at the back edge of the patio solved the problem, plus they seemed to play more mellow songs as the daylight faded.
To my initial delight, the Neapolitan chicken cacciatore entree ($16.95) was still on the Thursday special features menu. To my dismay and disappointment, this time the dish was a disaster. (Perhaps, in five years a change of chef is to be expected). Not only was the chicken badly overcooked, it was overly seasoned with rosemary and garlic, overdosed with lemon, and served laying dark and unsavory in a pool of greasy oil. We asked for an extra clean plate to lift the chicken out onto dry land. We should have sent the whole drippy mess back to the kitchen.
There was a large and vibrant crowd both outside on the patio and inside clearly enjoying themselves and their meals in the great ambiance of the place, attesting to Bacco's continued popularity. Indeed, everything else we had that night was excellent and delicious. Perhaps the chicken cacciatore was an anomaly.
Our competent and accomodating server promptly brought a basket of very fresh, still warm Italian bread rolls, plain and garlic, and a dish of extra virgin oil topped with a couple of garlic cloves.
There was not a thing wrong with our chosen first course, the excellent Antipasto Napoleon ($8.95), a beautifully presented cold antipasto of roast pepper and tomato, layered with slices of grilled eggplant and zucchini, prosciutto crudo, Italian salami, and spressata, with kalamata olives and fresh basil, drizzled with balsamic glaze and olive oil.
My companion enjoyed the antipasto with a chilled glass of sauvignon blanc she had ordered.
She also liked her succulent main course selection, a Bacco house specialty entreé, the superb Escolar (Hawaiian butterfish), a three-inch thick filet of sweet white fish, similar to Caribbean grouper, but somewhat denser. The filet was lightly coated with a moist crabmeat-panko crust and sherry cream sauce ($16.95). Our server kindly substituted a side of nicely grilled asparagus for the green beans per our request. The starch was a "potato croquette," which I was curious to try, but found to be too dry and chewy for my taste.
I am always captivated by Bacco's varied dining interior spaces that flow one into the other, marked in part by the varied floorings of slate, wood, and brick, and by Cipullo's live ornamental grape arbor you will pass on your way in from the parking lot.
Overall rating: mmm 1/2 (out of 5 m's) great ambiance, uneven food.
Location: 587 DeKalb Pike, North Wales.
Phone: 215-699-3361.
Web site: www.baccobacco.com
Cuisine: Regional Italian, mainly Neapolitan
Hours: Lunch/Dinner: Monday through Saturday, 11:30 a.m.- 3 p.m. / 4 p.m. - 10 p.m.
Dinner only: Sunday 1 p.m. - 9 p.m. Lite fare 3 p.m. - 4:30 p.m., 10 p.m. – closing.
Prices: Appetizers, soups, salads $4 to $9; pastas $15 to $18; sandwiches $7 to $12; entrées: $15 to $25; pizzas $8.25/14" to $15/ 18" pie.
Ambiance: Rustic Italian divided into several cozy dining areas, a large bar, a wine tasting room.
Reservations: Recommended.
Credit cards: All major accepted
Alcoholic beverages: Attractive bar; good wine list, especially for Italian regional reds.
Wheelchair access: Yes
Special features: Large outdoor patio bar in summer featuring live music/entertainment. Private parties, wine tasting nights, chef's choice dinners, cooking lessons, catering.
To contact Mitch Davis, you can e-mail him.


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Recently, Hall of Fame Inductee and notorious shock rocker Alice Cooper visited the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum, where he toured the Museum's feature exhibit, Rolling Stones: 50 Years of Satisfaction. In this interview, Cooper shares what it was like discovering he'd been inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, what that honor means, and his first memories of seeing and hearing the Rolling Stones, and how they were "cool" in a way the Beatles were not.
Click here to see photos from Alice Cooper's visit to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum, and his exclusive interview with the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
The recipe for the 2013 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum Chef Jam is as follows: Take cuisine from more than 20 of the Midwest's best chefs and restaurants, add live performance from award-winning act Asleep at the Wheel and blend all into lively party atmosphere inside the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum. Now in its fourth year at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, the once-a-year Chef Jam event takes place this Sunday, June 9, 2013, and promises to be the loudest dining experience of the year. Fittingly, the Rock Hall caught up with celebrity chef and Cleveland native Michael Symon, whose B Spot Burgers restaurants will be among the eateries dishing up an eclectic sampling of food at Chef Jam. With summer around the corner, and food and rock on his mind, Symon shared his ultimate summer playlist – a list as diverse as this year's Chef Jam menu and the Hall of Fame itself, with cuts from Beastie Boys, Heart, Metallica, Public Enemy, Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, Van Morrison and more. "There is nothing like the grill and the tunes cranked up on a nice summer's evening," says ...
"Clichéd as it might be, we've always been a good, hard rock and roll band," Angus Young has said of his group, 2003 Hall of Fame inductees AC/DC. More than simply "good," AC/DC has reigned as one of the best-loved and hardest-rocking bands in the world for decades.
In this Gallery Talk clip, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum curatorial director Howard Kramer shares the story behind the iconic schoolboy outfit worn by AC/DC guitarist Angus Young. This outfit – along with other items from AC/DC's lengthy career – is on exhibit at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum in Cleveland, Ohio, in the heavy metal section of the Museum's Cities and Sounds exhibit.
Undisputed kings of thrash, 2009 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees Metallica streamlined heavy metal. They unplugged the power, doubled the speed and wrapped themselves in a bleak worldview, poles apart from the party-rockers they helped sweep aside. Combining punk energy with progressive rock's intricacy, Metallica gained notice via metal's tape-trading underground in the early Eighties. It took nearly a decade for them to conquer the pop charts without compromising their initial sound with a self-titled album featuring this hit. "Enter Sandman" is a typically nightmarish tale from singer James Hetfield. It's awash in images of doom, darkness and death worthy of the Brothers Grimm, and replete with Lars Ulrich's drum heroics. "Enter Sandman" prompted restitution on the part of NARAS, who awarded Metallica a Grammy for best metal performance after ignoring them previously in favor of, er, Jethro Tull.
The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum in Cleveland, Ohio, is home to a featured Metallica exhibit, including the "Scales of Justice" stage prop from 1988 and electric guitars belonging to James Hetfield and Kirk Hammett.
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Over four decades, Motörhead frontman Ian "Lemmy" Kilmister has registered an immeasurable impact on music history. He remains the living embodiment of the rock and roll lifestyle. Kilmister was born in England and got hooked on rock and roll at a young age. After playing guitar in many bands as a teenager, he moved to London in 1967 and worked as a roadie for the Jimi Hendrix Experience. In 1971, he joined the band Hawkwind and switched to bass guitar, recording several classic albums including Space Ritual and Hall of the Mountain Grill. In 1975, he formed the groundbreaking metal band, Motörhead. They played with speed and volume unheard before in rock and roll. On albums like Bomber from 1979, and 1980's Ace of Spades, they established a model for what became thrash metal. Still, Kilmister has always kept classic first-generation rock and roll at the heart of his sound. In his work with rockabilly band the Head Cat, he has explored his rock and roll roots in fantastic versions of songs by Buddy Holly, Carl Perkins and Jerry Lee Lewis. Motörhead is still going strong, relasing The World is Yours in 2010 and touring ...
Formed in Miami, Florida, Torche has rocked fans, critics and stereos since their forming in 2004. Variously characterized as "stoner pop," "thunder rock" and "sludge metal," their self-titled album was declared as the Number Seven album of 2005 on Decibel magazine's annual Top 40 list. Three years later, Decibel magazine ranked the band's second album, Meanderthal, as Number One. Torche's latest album, Harmonicraft, was released in April 2012. The band has toured with Mogwai, Isis, Baroness and the Sword, among others, and in 2010, they opened for Coheed and Cambria. Here the Rock Hall catches up with Torche guitarist Andrew Elstner, as the band readies for a free live concert at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum in Cleveland, Ohio, on July 25, 2012, part of the Summer in the City concert series.
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Andrew Elstner: With my own money? Aerosmith Rocks and damn straight I still listen to it. Although now it's on my iPod, not a cassette tape.
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Chicago native Michael Angelo Batio is a guitar virtuoso, renowned in heavy metal circles and beyond for his fretwork dexterity, combining a signature blend of showmanship and technical precision. Although the Eighties and early Nineties found him on lead guitar in metal acts Holland and later Nitro, Batio's first experiences as a young musician came in front of a piano, and it was jazz guitar that first captured his interest – and soon highlighted his innate prowess.
On February 10, 2012, Batio visited the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum, where his signature Dean Guitars "Jet" double-guitar is currently displayed as part of the Right Here, Right Now! exhibit. Here, the Rock Hall catches up with the virtuoso shredder to learn more about his influences and inspirations, and the origins of his unique guitar.
Rock Hall: When did you first start playing guitar and was it something that came naturally?
Michael Angelo Batio: I started playing the guitar at age 10. I started playing the piano at age five. Music just came naturally to me. But, I always loved to practice and work to get better. I still love to practice and learn new things.
RH: Who ...
The first act to rise from the industrial-rock underground to mass commercial success, Nine Inch Nails established Cleveland-area native Trent Reznor – NIN's founder, front man, producer and sole permanent member – as a different kind of rock star. The propulsive, abrasive sound of his music perfectly suited his images of pain, alienation, betrayal and existential torment; his broodingly charismatic stage persona captivated a readily receptive audience that found common ground in his seething lyrics and pummeling beats. Unlike most of his industrial-music contemporaries, Reznor possesses a gift for melody and song structure that's reflected in "Head Like a Hole." The opening track of Nine Inch Nails' 1989 debut album Pretty Hate Machine, the song is as catchy as it is harsh, with a raw, insistent chorus that's hard to shake. It's no wonder that "Head Like a Hole" would serve as Nine Inch Nails' set closer for many years.
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