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- Summary
Introduced at the 1904 World's Fair, waffle cones are an anytime classic – and they taste even better when you make them with this efficient machine. In just two minutes, it produces crisp cones to fill with your favorite frozen desserts. Or use them to hold savory fillings – from sushi to bacon and eggs. For convenient filling and serving, our set includes a customized holder that accommodates up to four cones.
- Makes one 9" diam. waffle at a time – an indicator light lets you know when baking is complete.
- Use the conical roller (included) to quickly shape the cones.
- Instant temperature recovery means the machine is always ready to bake – no downtime between batches.
- Adjustable controls let you customize the color of your cones – from pale golden to toasty brown.
- The nonstick baking surface heats quickly and evenly, ensuring consistent results.
- A customized holder supports fresh-baked cones while you fill them, then doubles as a serving piece.
- The holder's rotating arms accommodate four cones up to 4" diameter; the weighted base supports even heavy, double-scoop cones.
- Special set includes: waffle cone maker, cone holder, roller and recipes.
- Waffle cone maker: Steel and plastic construction. 9 1/2" x 9" x 3" high; 4 lb.; 1000W.
- Waffle cone holder: Steel construction with chrome finish. 8" diam.; 3 1/2" high.
- This product is intended for use in the United States and Canada and is built to United States electrical standards.
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Exhibit Updates
December 2012 – New Additions
If you visit the Aquarium on a regular basis you may notice some new residents in some of the exhibits. Sometimes it's difficult to notice them when you don't know to look for them. Here are some helpful hints about who to look for and where to look!
Shark Exhibit
- White-spotted Bambooshark
- Brown Banded Bambooshark
- Brown Marbled Grouper
- Atlantic Spadefish
Coral Reef Tank
- Whitemargin Unicornfish
- Elegant Unicornfish
- Orangespine Unicornfish (yellow-orange dorsal fin) (sometimes called the blonde naso tang)
- Pastel-green Wrasse (lime green color)
- Yellow Tang
Pipefish Tank
- Threadfin Butterflyfish (thin stripes)
- Atoll Butterflyfish (thicker stripes)
Coral Community
- Pastel-green Wrasse
Animal Superheroes - frog exhibit
- Fire Belly Toads have replaced the Bird Poop and Mossy Frogs
September 2012 – Touch Pool Exhibit
If you are a frequent visitor, you may have seen some recent changes to our touch pool in the Ocean Explorer Gallery. We have moved the Southern Stingray to the shark tank where they will have more room to swim and more tank mates to keep them company. Some of the amazing new species that have been added to the touch pool include a Leopard Shark, Horn Sharks, Round Stingrays, Bat Rays, Tidepool Sculpin and several species of Perch. You will also find some beautiful new invertebrates including Giant Spined Sea Stars, Bat Stars, Urchins, several kinds of Anemones, and other invertebrates. All of these new animals are touchable – but don't forget to be gentle and only use two fingers!
August 2012 – Megalodon Shark Jaw Exhibit
Megalodon lived from about 20 to 2 million years ago. It measured over 50 feet and weighed over 100,000 pounds. Some scientists estimate that Megalodon ate about 2,500 pounds of food every day, including whales and other large fish. Paleontologists have found whale bones with large bite marks that may match the teeth of Megalodon.
Megalodon teeth have been found in North and South America, Europe, Australia, India, Japan and Africa. Scientists believe Megalodon thrived in warm waters throughout the world.
Megalodon became extinct 2 million years ago. It is believed that during the rapid climate change of the Ice Age, its favored prey species, Baleen Whales, had begun to migrate to colder waters where Megalodon could not thrive.
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July 2012 - Baby Sharks
Look what the stork dropped off at The Living Planet Aquarium! In this case the stork is actually an Australian cargo plane and the babies are 5 shark pups that arrived today from northeast Australia. The pups were flown to Los Angeles in self-contained, water-tight tanks complete with battery-powered aerators. After water tests, health inspections, and water changes the new arrivals were loaded into a truck for the trip to their new home in Utah. A temperature-controlled truck drove through the night to avoid the daytime desert heat.
Three young Gray Reef Sharks and two Blacktip Reef Sharks are on display in the shark tank located in the Ocean Explorer gallery. They each measure approximately 3 feet long with the potential to reach up to 8 feet in length.
The grey reef shark (Carcharhinus amblyrhynchos) is one of the most common species of shark found in the warm waters of the Indian and Pacific Oceans. Grey reef sharks are generally found in the coastal regions and along continental shelves from the Middle East to the islands in the deep Pacific. They feed on reef fish, squid and shrimp. The grey reef shark is not thought to pose a great threat to humans and the grey reef shark has been noted to be inquisitive towards divers.
The blacktip reef shark (Carcharhinus melanopterus) inhabits the tropical and warm temperate seas of the Indian and Pacific Oceans. They are pelagic sharks meaning that they spend their entire lives swimming in the water column as opposed to resting on the bottom. They must always remain in motion in order to respire valuable dissolved oxygen from the water. The blacktip reef shark can reach up to six and a half feet in length and most commonly feed on snakes and reef fish. With a sleek body and speedy tail, the blacktip reef shark sneaks up on prey with ease. Cruising coastlines in large schools, blacktip reef sharks often jump out of the water during a feeding frenzy of schools of fish, rays and even small sharks.
A new Giant Shovelnose Ray and a White Spotted Guitarfish will also accompany the sharks in their new habitat.
April 2012 - Moon Wrass
If you look closely, you'll see a new Moon Wrasse in the coral reef tank. Juvenile Moon Wrasse is duller colored with a black spot on the dorsal and caudal (tail) fin. They will become much more colorful as they mature. Therefore, you can tell the adults from the youngsters just by looking at them. They get their name from the yellow crescent or moon shape on their tail as an adult.
April 2012 - Red Rock Shrimp
There is a new Red Rock Shrimp in with the Pacific Seahorses! The Red Rock Shrimp is a type of cleaner shrimp. Cleaner shrimp will clean the mouths, gills, and scales of fish, like eels and groupers. Many aquarium enthusiasts have cleaner shrimp in their tanks because they help clean the other inhabitants, which helps to cut down on various diseases. Cleaner shrimp usually have long antennae in order to signal to large fish that they are not food. They wave their antennae in the water, which signals the fish to stop, and allows the shrimp to clean the fish. The large fish gets cleaned while the cleaner shrimp gets lunch!
April 2012 - Penguin Courtship
Spring has sprung in the Penguin Encounter exhibit at The Living Planet Aquarium! Our penguins have selected their mates and are in the process of building nests in preparation for the breeding season. We have four couples: "Roto" (band: blue/wht/brwn) and female #1007 (Band: yel/wht/blk/yel), "Runner" (band: yel/org/wht/purple)and "Meg" (band: yel/wht/wht/pur), "Gossamer" (band: yel/org/wht/yel) and "Coco" (band: yel/red/grey/blue), and "Sampson" (band: blu/brn/brn) and "Georgia" (band: yel/blk/wht/blk). The behavior we have been observing are the courtship bow, where two penguins face each other and bow, as well as nest building or the presentation of a rock from a male to the female. At times, it feels like we are watching a live action penguin soap opera. There are little arguments between couples, there is rock stealing from one nest to another, and then there are moments where all pairs are bowing to each other. We are hopeful that we will have cute penguin chicks this summer, but only time will tell. Stay posted for more updates.
January 2012 - River Otter Exhibit
Our newest residents are three North American River Otters. Visit The Living Planet Aquarium and you can see these playful otters exploring their new habitat.Learn More

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By Jim Davis
A Christmas Eve crash on the Baltimore Washington Parkway killed a man and backed up holiday traffic for several hours, causing major delays for motorists heading out of town.
U.S. Park Police are investigating the fatal accident that occurred just before 11 a.m. Monday, Dec. 24.
Prince George's County Fire/EMS Department responded to the northbound lanes of the parkway between Annapolis and Riverdale roads. Firefighters located a man, described as in his forties, trapped inside his vehicle. The car appeared to have veered off the roadway, striking a large tree in the median, fire officials said.
The driver was unconscious and suffering from severe trauma. He was extricated and flown in a U.S. Park Police helicopter to a nearby trauma center, where he later died.
Traffic was backed up in the District of Columbia for several hours causing major delays for buses going to New York City as well as holiday travelers heading north and to Baltimore/Washington International (BWI) Thurgood Marshall Airport.
The cause of the accident is unknown as of The Sentinel's deadline, according to U. S. Park Police.


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The director Roman Polanski was released from custody on $4.5 million bail and transferred to house arrest in the upscale ski resort of Gstaad Friday pending a judicial ruling on an American request for his extradition.
Mr. Polanski is wanted in the United States on charges dating to 1978 that he fled the country to avoid sentencing for unlawful sex with a 13-year-old girl in 1977.
A crowd of some 200 journalists had gathered behind a police cordon in the resort to await Mr. Polanski's arrival at his luxury chalet there. Reporters said he arrived and drove into an underground garage without commenting.
In a statement, the Swiss government said: "Roman Polanski was today released from custody pending extradition and transferred to Gstaad, where he is under house arrest at his chalet. Polanski has undertaken not to leave his house and property at any time." Swiss authorities initially took Mr. Polanski, 76, from a jail in Winterthur in northeastern Switzerland to an undisclosed location on Thursday to avoid media representatives who staked out the jail as well as the chalet in Gsaad.
Polanski also "undertook" not to skip out on his bail in 1977. How well did that work out? Polanski has carefully traveled ever since to avoid capture, using his money and his connections. He'll be back in Paris by the New Year maybe even by Christmas, and this time he'll stay put.


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My kids love the ottoman. We bought two of them in the tan color. My kids keep swivelling on them and so far they have endured fine...love it!!
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Where did the Tea Party come from?
You probably wonder about the origin of the Tea Party. The name of this group came from famous protests that occurred in Boston during the early 1770s. As an act of resistance against oppressive economic policies of the British government, colonists began a series of protests by dumping tea ijust right into the Boston harbor. Inspired by this historic act of protest, a group branching out from the Republican Party formed the Tea Party in 2009. After the establishment of the movement, various concerned groups coming from different parts of the country started protests to oppose tax increase plans initiated by the Democrats.
During the 2010 mid-term elections, the Tea Party won 60 House of Representatives seats. This leads to the rise of John Boehner into power as House Majority Leader of the Republican Party. It goes without saying that the victory of the Tea Party boosted the strength of the Republicans in the legislative department. In effect, the Republicans successfully negotiated tax cut extensions implemented by the Bush administration albeit the objections of President Obama. Small businesses have never been much happier.
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|Cook soaked red beans all day in the slow cooker, then when you get home add the sausage and serve over rice for a delicious meal that's great year-round. (Photo from In the Kitchen with Kath.)
I love red beans and rice, and this is a dish I'd happily eat for dinner any time of year. In this version of Slow Cooker Red Beans and Rice from In the Kitchen with Kath, you soak the red beans overnight, start them cooking with spices for an hour on high, then lower the heat to cook on low while you're at work all day. When you get home cook the sausage and rice and dinner is on the table! (The hour on high is important to cook red beans safely, or boil the beans on the stove for ten minutes if you're short on time.)
I hope you enjoy trying this from-scratch slow cooker recipe! Use this link to get the recipe for Slow Cooker Red Beans and Rice from In the Kitchen with Kath.
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Along those lines, the Incredible Hulk is a creature no one likes to see when he's running angry.
Alabama freshman running back Derrick Henry may be a combination of both. Henry used the national stage of the Sugar Bowl to showcase all of his talents and abilities. Henry scored two touchdowns, made a tackle on kickoff and almost blocked a punt.
In his first interview since National Signing Day, Henry said his performance "was a dream come true."
"As a kid you always dream of playing college football when you're playing football as a youngin'," he said. "Going out there and just being a freshman and putting on for your team, and helping them try to get a victory, I was very thankful for my teammates for the opportunity that I got."
Before Thursday's game, Henry had rushed for 282 yards on 27 carries. He showed flashes of brilliance with 111 yards against Arkansas, including an 80-yard touchdown run.
But it all came together during the extra bowl practices and Henry was finally able to play significant snaps on Thursday. Throughout the season when asked about Henry, Tide coach Nick Saban said Henry only ran the ball and never had to worry about pass protection in high school.
His improvement in that area is what earned him the No. 2 running back spot behind T.J. Yeldon. Henry had a key block on AJ McCarron's 67-yard touchdown pass to DeAndrew White in the second quarter.
"It felt good to know my hard work paid off, practicing and studying," Henry said. "All week I've done a good job picking up blitzes."
Henry had nine touches and averaged nearly 18 yards per touch. He ran the ball eight times for 100 yards including a 43-yard touchdown. As a receiver, his first career catch went for a 61-yard touchdown. Both scores came in the second half as Henry kept the game close with explosive plays.
At 6-foot-3, 238-pounds, Henry is naturally a bruiser. He broke through every arm tackle and it often took multiple Sooners to bring him down. But what may be the most impressive weapon in Henry's arsenal is his ability to make cuts and moves in the open field. On his long touchdown run, Henry swiftly changed directions to elude defenders and outran everyone in the open field.
Saban said Henry has consistently improved since arriving on campus, earning every opportunity given to him.
"Derrick had a really good bowl practice," Saban said. "Actually we decided that he was our second best back going into this game, and we were going to give him an opportunity based on his performance in practice and what he had done and the confidence that he had gained throughout the course of the season in terms of knowing what to do and playing fast.
"And certainly had an outstanding game tonight and did a really good job for us, and I think he has a bright future."
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Daily 7:00am to 7:00pm
Come early & hungry to this bustling pastry-stuffed annex of Bouchon Bistro, a tiny trove of fresh baked breads, croissants, desserts & hockey puck-sized macarons. My favorite treat is the rich gold leaf-topped chocolate eclair.
Citysearch Editorial Review – As the only true French patisserie in the Napa Valley, this tiny spot marks an affordable access point to Thomas Keller's celebrated cuisine. French favorites reign like flaky, larger-than-life croissants and coffee-crème éclairs, while more American offerings include streusel-topped coffee cake, and house-made nutter butters. The garden patio tables make a great vantage point for quaint Yountville happenings, but you'll have to fend off flocks of crumb-grubbing birds.
great macaroons – the bakery could get really crowded if you had 8 people inside so the staff could get a little bit overwhelmed and annoyed.
that being said, the macaroons (vanilla, caramel, chocolate, peanut butter) were definitely sweet and delicious. you get that sticky feeling in the mouth without your hands getting all sticky. the brownies were also rich and went well with any red wine. the peanut butter cup was also rich. i did not try the eclair but am told it was sinfully delicious. the fruit tart was probably not my favorite -- but then again, i am not a fan of fruity desserts.
if you are a chocolate lover, stick with that and you can't really go wrong.
Great stuff in a pretty location – We always enjoy Bouchon while spending time in wine country, the mini pastries are great especially th little Bouchons. great coffee and drinks.
I like to take out pastries and sandwiches for the day on the road. Good value too!
Simply Amazing – Absolutely phenomenal bakery that puts out their own version of familiar American favorites such as nutter butters, orioles and smores. Traditional selections such as their cheese tart or lemon bars are to die for. Sandwiches come out around 11am and are gone by noon so get there early to snag one of their legendary ham and cheese baguettes.
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Marathon Schedule
Friday October 5
9am-noon: Latin Jazz
Ann Porotti takes you on a tour of jazz by way of South and Central America, and the Caribbean. Tito, Chucho, and Patato await you. So bring your dancing shoes.
Hot Club of Honolulu or Jazz and the Hawaiian Root
Listen to vintage recordings from Hawaii and the mainland exploring the role of Hawaiian steel guitars and the hot jazz sounds of musicians like Django Reinhart and even Louis Armstrong. We'll hear from Kalama's Quartet, King Benny Nawahi's Red Devils, and the Georgia Jumpers. Rebecca Foster is your guide.
Jazz Jamaica
From Reggae to Rock Steady, Goldfinger will bring us the sounds of Jamaica as they cross over into jazz. Ernest Ranglin and the Skatalites, Monty Alexander, and Charlie Hunter's Rasta explorations will soothe your soul.
4pm-5pm: BBC Newshour
5-5:05pm: WTJU Virginia News
SPECIAL EVENT Live in the Studio: Acoustic Blues
Bruce Penner hosts two hours of local blues sounds. Corey Harris, Ralph Rush, and Bill Adams will groove it live in the WTJU performance studios. Don't miss this one-of-a-kind performance!
Satch, Fats, and Duke
Jazz icon Louis Armstrong was a great innovator and a great interpreter. Russ Perry will dig into Satchmo's readings of the compositions of Duke Ellington and Fats Waller. Three jazz classics in one great show!
A four-hour musical adventure with Professor Bebop and Peter Welch: Being a jazz musician doesn't always pay the bills. Listen in as greats like Miles Davis, John Coltrane, and Sun Ra moonlight in the worlds of pop, rock, and rhythm and blues.
Saturday October 6
Leftover Biscuits and Steel Guitars
Steel guitar masters of the blues from the Deep South, Texas and over to Nashville: Walter Beasley, Tampa Red, Kokomo, Weldon, Speedy, Buddies Charlton and Emmons just to name a half dozen. Join Bill Adams for two hours of slide guitar.
Dave Frishberg
Arguably one of our top living lyricists, Frishberg has written some of the wittiest and most insightful lyrics in jazz. Steve Blickstein plays "Peel Me a Grape", "Blizzard of Lies" and many more. Call with your requests.
Caribbean Rhythms
Valerie L'Herrou will get you cooking in the melting pot. African rhythms mixed with the local spices of the Caribbean islands created heartfelt Cuban Son and Garifuna from Belize. Travel the tropical climes and spice up your weekend.
The Keyboard Artistry of Bill Evans
Elegant technique and swinging tempo from the piano master: Everybody digs Bill Evans, and Eric Angevine will prove it, moving through the tasteful and heartfelt oeuvre of an American master.
Acoustic Miles
In celebration of the 75th anniversary of the birth of an icon, the Jazz Czar presents the best of Miles Davis' acoustic performances. Bebop, cool, and everything in between. Don't miss this annual sonic treat.
Jazz Is Dead
The Grateful Dead have always drawn on America's original art form for inspiration. Bill Tetzeli digs into the jazz-oriented collaborations and projects that informed and inspired the Dead groove.
Jazz and the Abstract Vein
Jam Band Mania: Live recordings to please your body and your brain from the likes of Bela Fleck, Medeski, Martin and Wood, and more. Tom Lawless and Tom Sears roll out the instrumental grooves that have pleased every generation.
Ode For Joe
An argument may be made that Joe Henderson, who passed away earlier this year, appeared on more important jazz recordings than any other tenor saxophonist. As a sideman, he performed on Horace Silver's "Song for my Father", Kenny Dorham's "Una Mas", and Herbie Hancock's "The Prisoner." As a leader, he recorded with McCoy Tyner, and dozen's of other top flight musicians. His award-winning Verve releases in the '90's finally brought him the public recognition he deserved. Experience the amazing breadth of Joe Henderson's career as Gary Funston pays tribute.
Jazz Composers' Collective
Form and function by way of the Herbie Nichols Project, Ben Allison and the Medicine Wheel, Frank Kimbrough and others. Brought to you by Sean Grzegorczyk.
Sunday October 7
Sam Cooke and the Soul Stirrers
Start Sunday morning right with the golden voice of Sam Cooke and his gospel group, The Soul Stirrers. Choice tracks from Joel Baumgart's personal collection.
Gospel According to Jazz
Many of our greatest jazz instrumentalists learned their craft in the church. Heavenly sounds will be brought to you by Shawn Felton, as he unites gospel and jazz in two musical hours.
Opus De Funk: Horace Silver
Essential music from an influential pianist, composer, and bandleader. Horace Silver's compositions have become modern classics. It's finger-poppin' time with the Hard Bop Grandpop and Peter Welch.
Thelonious Monk
Monk's compositions and style have influenced jazz for decades. Aaron Steinberg will open up the file on the eccentric piano genius, exploring the multiple jazz standards and hidden gems of Monk's repertoire.
Blue Note Sunday-The Connoisseur Series
Eric Angevine will dig deep into the Blue Note Catalog. Semi-unknown names will permeate the airwaves with sweet music. Thrill to the music of Harold Vick, Ike Quebec, Tina Brooks and other "undercover" geniuses.
Blue Note Sunday-The New Guns
The contemporary voice of the finest jazz record label. Tim Beeghly spins two hours of young Blue Note from the likes of Charlie Hunter, Soulive, and others.
Impressions: Remembering John Coltrane
Sean Grzegorczyk will open up the book on Coltrane. Modern artists are just as fascinated with Trane's music as his contemporaries were. We'll hear modern takes on Trane from John Scofield and others.
The Voice of the Saxophone
Saxophonist extraordinaire Jeff Decker is a leader and busy artist on the local jazz scene performing, recording, composing, teaching, and even finding time to support WTJU's Jazz Marathon. Join Jeff and co-host John Simonette as they showcase the modern jazz saxophone with Johnny Griffin, Stan Getz, Lockjaw Davis, and Dexter Gordon. Jeff will comment about what these and other artists have meant to his own style and approach to the saxophone.
Beats, Rhymes, and Horns
Phil Varner digs into the interplay between jazz, hip-hop, and electronica, with artists like The Roots, Questlove, St. Germain and more. As American as apple pie and twice as hot.
Monday October 8
Women with the Blues
Some say that when a woman gets the blues she hangs her head and cries. We'll show you what happens when she picks up a microphone and wails! Rebecca Foster will play the old and the new, the slow and the fast, and the sad and the sassy. From Ma Rainey and Bessie Smith to Big Mama Thornton and Bonnie Raitt. A special guest from the UVA Women's Center will be on hand to help pick out the music and take your pledges.
Louis Armstrong: Some Inside Poop On Pops
Michael Cogswell, Director of the Louis Armstrong House and Archives in New York, will join our own Nick Page via phone interview for three hours of music and anecdotes celebrating the 100th anniversary of the birth of Louis Armstrong and his music.
Ali Farka Toure
Host Corey Harris will chronicle the career of the African guitarist from Radio Mali to world stardom. The show will include live recordings made by Corey during his August 2000 trip to Mali and will also feature other guitarists from Ali Farka Toure's hometown, Niafunke.
Two-Faced Jazz: Duets
Various permutations on the power of two. Grady Lewis will bring us the inspired pairings of artists like Kenny Barron, Charlie Haden, Sarah Vaughan, and more. Pure improvisations by voices and instruments two by two.
4pm-5pm: BBC Newshour
5-5:05pm: WTJU Virginia News
Unheralded Piano Masters
John Piller brings the likes of Abdullah Ibrahim, Mal Waldron, and Sonny Clark to the evening hours. Beautiful and rare compositions from some well-kept secrets.
SPECIAL EVENT John D'earth Live!
Local pride and talent abound when John D'earth brings his live sound to the WTJU performance studio. Not to be missed.
The New York Downtown Scene
Redefining the landscape of jazz with some of the most revolutionary composers/arrangers/performers of our time. John Zorn and Masada, Marc Ribot, and others will challenge your superstitions. Hosted by Rob Tucker.
William Parker
Join Cameron Ralston as he pays homage to bassist and composer William Parker and his deeply touching sound. Mr. Parker has brought his talent to Charlottesville on many occasions, and this will be just one more chance to enjoy his artistry. Two hours of personal reflections.
Tuesday October 9
Andre Previn: Classical Crossover
Conductor/Composer/Pianist Andre Previn is admired as much in the jazz world as in the world of the classics. Classical announcer Tim Snider presents the music of Mr. Previn as well as other classical artists who have found a home in jazz.
9:00 am Jazz Standard Time
Songs you can name after hearing four bars, and then sing the lyrics. Jazz standards from only the biggest jazz names. Phone Tom Klippstein at 924-3418 to pledge your support.
Pat Martino Then and Now
Local musician George Turner brings his unique perspective to the career of guitarist Pat Martino. Hear the fascinating story of the Philadelphia guitarist's miraculous return from illness to the top of his craft.
Jazz Trombone
John Simonette illustrates the stature of the trombone in jazz by showcasing four trombone virtuosos: JJ Johnson, Kai Winding, Frank Rosolino and Carl Fontana.
4pm-5pm: BBC Newshour
5-5:05pm: WTJU Virginia News
Modern Big Bands
Nick Page surveys some of the swingingest large ensembles on the scene today. Listen for Rob McConnell and the Boss Brass, The Mingus Big Band, Dave Matthews' Manhattan Jazz Orchestra, and more. Size matters!
Into Skin - The Drummer's Show
We'll bring out the rhythms of the world's oldest instrument. From Baby Dodds , through Billy Higgins, Tony Williams, and Jeff "Tain" Watts, to Joey Baron. Local drummers Robert Jospé and Spencer Lathrop present the music of these musicians along with other Charlottesville area trapsmen.
Electric Miles
Charlie Curtis and Kevin Kellam present a panorama of Miles Davis' electric fusion period, including "Bitches Brew", "In A Silent Way", "Live: Evil" and other reissued live recordings.
Wednesday October 10
Good Vibes
Join Ralph Graves, Radio Star, as he rings that thing. Masters like Milt Jackson, Cal Tjader, Gary Burton and other vibesmen will get your morning going.
Joe Lovano and Greg Osby
Joe Lovano is a three-time winner of Down Beat magazine's jazz artist of the year. Greg Osby is a guiding influence on today's roster of young talent at Blue Note Records. Join Larry Minnick for a state-of-the-art jam session that features two of the world's most fully developed improvisers going toe-to-toe.
African Jazz
Inspired by early recordings of Caribbean artists, urban musicians from across West Africa constructed their own blend of dance grooves and local flavor. Let Bruce Penner be your guide to jazz sounds from across the sea.
Shirley Horn
Survey the musical career of pianist and singer Shirley Horn with your host Steve Blickstein. He will be joined by Horn's manager, area resident Sheila Mathis, for insight into the singer's continuing virtuosity. Listen for special premium offers.
4pm-5pm: BBC Newshour
5-5:05pm: WTJU Virginia News
The Soul of Chicago
Delve into the tough sounds of the Windy City with your host Robin Tomlin. Two hours of deep-dish musical offerings from Lou Rawls, Jerry Butler, and Etta James, to name but a few.
Down The Mississippi Part 1: St. Louis Blues
Miles Davis is the best known, but many other musicians can also call Saint Louis home. Join Joel Baumgart in a tribute to his hometown, featuring musical powerhouses Clark Terry, Grant Green, and more.
Down The Mississippi Part 2: Memphis Soul Stew
More magic from the Memphis banks of the Mississippi. Blues and Soul from Albert King, Sonny Boy Williamson, B.B. King, plus the Stax/Volt, Sun, Hi record labels. Hosted by David Eisenman.
Future Sounds of Jazz
Electronic dance music with a jazz sensibility. No bleeps and blonks here. Digital meets acoustic in two hours hosted by Morgan McLeod.
Thursday October 11
Jazz North of the 49th
Jean-Pierre DeVilliers plays both original compositions and standards performed by jazz artists from various parts of Canada. Proof that jazz is alive and well in the great white North! Listen for Oscar Peterson, Diana Krall and other less familiar but equally deserving names.
Voice of the American Century
Frank Sinatra's voice spanned and shaped much of our lives. His songs defined how Americans lived and loved?and lost. A drink in one hand, a cigarette in the other, he knew how to connect with us all. He was the voice. Pledge your support, while Charles Peale does the A-list. Only the Lonely, Songs for Swinging Lovers, Come fly with Me and all the rest.
Noon-2pm: SPECIAL EVENT
Down the Mississippi River, Part 3: New Orleans Jazz Today
An insider's look at some of the modern and traditional jazz musicians in New Orleans. WWOZ's Tuesday New Orleans Music show host, Tom Morgan, brings up some hot music from the Crescent City.
Hoedown at the M & M Corral
Matt and Mike bring you 2 hours of jazz-influenced western swing, old and new. Put on your bolo tie, polish up your boots, and step out with us and pals Bob Wills, Spade, Billy Jack, Tex and as many more as time will allow.
4pm-5pm: BBC Newshour
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Bill Frisell
From Nashville to New York, immediately recognizable, Bill Frisell has the ability to sound like a country session guitarist, a heavy metal specialist, a Jim Hall devotee, or an eclectic avant-gardist. Aaron Steinberg will play samples from the many recordings of this influential artist.
7pm-9pm: SPECIAL EVENT
Live in the Studio: Red Hot Smoothies
WTJU Monday morning host Nick Page brings his popular group into our new performance studio for a special program of jazz classics.
Live at the Club
John and Gloria Mitchell play music of the late great Cannonball Adderley and the very much alive Oliver Lake-two alto sax stars who have a lot to say! Hear the humor, the bounce, and the steely core of these alto warriors, as we present highlights from the remarkable careers of these two men.
Heavy Axe: The David Axelrod Chronicles
Get down to the sounds of Now-David Axelrod's unparalleled combinations of loose-limbed percussion, slippery electric bass, soaring strings, and raucous guitars. Axelrod has provided fodder for beat miners and other musically adventurous souls for almost 40 years. Producer, composer, avatar, genius-let the groove hit you where it hurts. Hosted by Dominic DeVito
Friday October 12th
Read My Lips
Wake up to the sweet sounds of Sidney Bechet, Benny Goodman, Artie Shaw and others who taught us the possibilities of reed instruments. Blues, swing and a lot more, served up on your breakfast menu by Mare Hunter.
9am to noon: SPECIAL EVENT
Louis Armstrong: The Decca Years 1935-1949
Come welcome the Bartender home, as New Orleans resident jazz expert and former WTJU disc jockey, Tom Morgan, comes home to talk about the man who changed jazz history. The show will delve into Satchmo's most productive period, with a wide variety of material, including duets with the Mills Brothers, Ella Fitzgerald, and Billie Holiday.
Friday Afternoon Trane
Year after year one of the most popular Jazz Marathon shows. Follow the career of tenor giant John Coltrane from his beginnings in hard bop, through his innovative recordings with the "classic quartet," and on into free jazz. Call the Jazz Czar and Cameron Ralston with your pledge at 924-3959 and request your favorite tune.
4pm-5pm: BBC Newshour
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Heebie Jeebies
Jazz connoisseur and collector Augie Blume visits the studio, bringing along some of his recordings of rare and just plain fun scat singing and novelty vocals. Spanning the gamut of vocal gymnastics from the originator, Louis Armstrong, to later masters including Lambert, Hendricks and Ross, Slim Gaillard, Leo Watson, King Pleasure, and more.
7pm-9pm: SPECIAL EVENT
Charlie Pastorfield and the Return of Big Joe Turner
On March 3, 1983, WTJU presented blues legend Joe Turner live in concert at TRAX. Backed by an augmented version of Charlottesville's own Skip Castro Band (John D'Earth, Paul Brier, and Mike Cogswell served as the horn section), Big Joe demonstrated why most blues and jazz lovers considered him to be the greatest blues shouter of all time. Join Skip Castro bassist and cofounder Charlie Pastorfield, as he presents recorded highlights of that performance, punctuated with some stories you can't hear anywhere else. Let that boogie-woogie roll! Charlie talks with Professor Bebop.
The Boogie Man
A tribute to John Lee Hooker, who went on to his blues reward this past year. All the great Hooker hits and some interesting rarities, dished out by Charlie Curtis.
The Hip-Hop Flava of Jazz
Focusing on jazz and acid jazz groups that feature DJ's and turntablists, including Karl Denson's Tiny Universe, Medeski, Martin & Wood, DJ Logic, DJ Greyboy, St. Germain and others. Ryan Haynes puts a new spin on an old art form to bring this year's jazz marathon to a rousing finish.


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AUSTIN -- Ever since Texas music legend Stevie Ray Vaughan kicked things off in 1986, everyone from athletes to modern celebrities including Chuck Norris and Matthew McConaughey have issued a warning to would-be litterbugs:
"Don't Mess With Texas."
Accompanied by a dancing troupe of trash cans, the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) announced Tuesday the iconic campaign is getting a makeover. The new ad, featuring a jingle performed by popular Texas musician Bob Schneider, lets the trash cans themselves do the talking.
The ad's creators say the decision to feature the red, white and blue striped cans is a throwback to the campaign's beginnings. In a new twist, the cans will sport a variety of tongue-in-cheek messages aimed to catch potential litterers' eyes.
"As we look to the iconic tourism attractions or places around Texas, we decided to give each of those cans a personality that would reflect its location," said Margo Richards, director of TxDOT's Travel Information Division.
The first will debut at San Antonio's Sea World, emblazoned with the phrase "Don't Trash Where We Splash." Another can with the phrase "Howdy" is planned near the famed Dixie Chicken bar in College Station.
A total of 56 designs are scheduled to be unveiled once a week for a planned year-long campaign.
The campaign will also make use of social media to promote each week's new design. The focus is on attracting the attention of younger Texans, often referred to as "millennials."
"Since 1998, our research indicates that the Texans that are 16 to 34-year-olds continue to be the worst litterers out there," said Richards. "So we need to target them and go after a medium that they'll pay attention to."
According to TxDOT, roughly 1.1 billion pieces of trash wind up alongside Texas roads each year. About 51 percent of the $1.9 million campaign will go to advertising, and part of the remainder will help buy 328 custom cans at a cost of $125 each.
The relaunch comes amid concern over the department's $13 billion in debt and requests for new funding to keep up with the state's aging infrastructure. Executive Director Phil Wilson defends the program he says is saving the state $4.7 million a year in cleanup costs.
"When you spend $2 million and you get a multiple off that, maybe two to three times as much, you're actually saving money by making an investment," said Wilson, who credits the popular campaign with drastically reducing roadside litter statewide since its debut.
State Rep. Larry Phillips (R-Sherman), chairman of the House Transportation Committee, adds that stopping potential litterers is also about safety.
"Often times when we have the cigarette blow out, it causes fires," said Phillips, referring to the suspected cause of a number of devastating wildfires in 2011. "We've had a lot of drought areas, and so it goes to those things."
Of course it only works if Texans get the message, one which has remained constant for nearly three decades: "Don't Mess With Texas."


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I was at Citi for an interview today so I took a pic of the stairs from the street level... looks like the same tacky paint as the field level at Shea. Also, every staircase that I saw was orange, no signs of any blue yet.
I would've gotten a pic of the bullpens, but there's nothing really to see. The area's just a bunch of dirt right now.
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I have been to:
Citi Field, Shea, NYS, RYS, PNC, Fenway, AT&T, CBP, Rangers Ballpark, Minute Maid Park, Wrigley, Dodger Stadium, Angel Stadium of Anaheim, PETCO Park, OP@CY, U.S.F., Comerica, Nationals Park, GABP, Progressive, Trop, Miller, Oakland-A C., Miami, RFK, Olympic Stadium, Metrodome
Coming Soon 2014: Olympic Stadium, Chase Field?
The McCartney CD comes out tomorrow. Beast Buy has an "exclusive" where, in addition to the 2 audio CDs and 1 DVD, you get an additional DVD and "an expanded booklet with high-quality exclusive photos." According to Beast Buy, the bonus DVD includes the complete David Letterman (Ed Sullivan Theater) marquee performance (seven songs), personal footage of Paul and crew back stage, en route to Citi Field, exclusive footage of Paul performing the Beatles "I'm Down" commemorating the 1965 Historic Shea Stadium Concert, and Flip camera photos taken by fans in and around the stadium surrounding the concert. Price for the whole kit and kaboodle is $19.99.
As much as I'm loathe to promote Beast Buy, I think the "exclusive" package is a good deal.
I wonder what its like after death. Probly its like it is bfore birth. Is it nothing? Non-existence? Thats not hard tunderstand, but its hard for people taccept. Its hard for them to imagine not existing because all of their memories are of their existence, not non-existence. An people aint too crazy about the idea of themselves not existing. - Harvey Pekar, Short Weekend: A Story About the Cosmic and the Ordinary, American Splendor #3, 1978.
Can't win. People complained ALL YEAR how bad the staircases look. I went to A LOT of games and heard that comment from friends or just overhearing other fans. I personally didn't mind all that much but could see what they meant. It felt incomplete. Now that they're putting some team colors on there, it's tacky. That's what some people have been saying all along! About staircases, especially with seats. The Wilpons are crazy and do some stupid things, no doubt. But fans give them crap for no reason fairly often. This new park represents that. Not that all complaints aren't accurate they are. But some aren't. And the staircases being orange is one thing. They're just listening to surveys and feedback. So the fans created this.
Just as I imagined. Tacky, ugly, doesn't fit with the overall design of Citi Field. And this is what so many of you guys were crying for. What's next - alternating orange and blue stairs? Hell let's just all perm our hair, wear acid washed jean jackets, and watch Top Gun on the big screen and call it a day.
That looks terrible, as expected.
But in all seriousness, this is the first coat, things might look a lot better when everything is finished. I wish they could put up some team murals or pictures in the stairwells, that would be a lot cooler than just some team colored paint.
The Wilpons really just don't get it. Its so frustrating to watch and endure.
The NY Mets - We do have a pretty good history!
World Champions 1969 & 1986
NL Champions 1969, 1973, 1986, 2000
NL East Champions 1969, 1973, 1986, 1988, 2006
NL Wild Card Winner 1999 & 2000
Quest to see them all: The Trop, Sun Life, Metrodome, Fenway, The Ted, Camden Yards, The Vet, Citizens Bank, New Yankee, Minute Maid, SkyDome, Nats Park, The Jake, PNC, Old Yankee, Shea, Comerica, Great American
I have a small amount paid towards my balance already, from some of my StubHub sales this past season going directly into my account. Unlike pre-paid playoff amounts from past years, I can apply it to any type of plan without risk of forfeiture, so that's good.
He also told me the "early Saturday/Sunday" for FST's is likely being allowed in 3 to 3 1/2 hours early, he wasn't sure yet.
I also asked about changes in Citi itself, re: satellite Shake Shacks, more drafts, etc. but he told me he had no idea about any of that, except of course the Club changes we already know about.
Lastly, he expected partials info to be out in a week or so.
That's it for now, I told him I'd keep in touch, lol.
Problem with the surveys and feedback is the majority of fans don't care enough about how the staircases look or whether or not Dwight Gooden's picture is slapped on the wall. Those surveys and feedback they get are from people who will make the Wilpon's life a living hell. Most fans are not filling out surveys. And complaining about obstructed views is one thing, but the color of a staircase is absolutely ridiculous.
The same people who complain about the staircases are probably the ones who spend all nine innings walking around the park with a magnifying glass looking for something to complain about. (in between waiting on line for an hour to get that deliciously overpriced and highly overrated food) Watch the game!
So, something like the Delta Club, that was half empty all year... the Mets only lower the prices there by about $5 per game?
What are they smoking?
I'd asked my rep if they were goign to raise the seats in the 1st row of the Promenade Reserved and got the following reply
"I do understand your concern about the 1st Row in the Promenade Reserved. Unfortunately the space does not allow us to raise it up there because it would then affect Row 2"
On the tribute to 1969 nite, my wife and I sat in section 133 first row and the face was $84 because it was a 'gold' game. The price is the same in 2010. IMHO, not worth the price. Glorified bleacher seats.
On 5/27, I took my dad to a value game and since he is disabled, we sat in section 19 row 1 in Delta Club for $105. Those seats this year are reduced to $102.(big deal) Last year, to sit in the first row for a value game if you were not a DAP, the cost was $295. This year it was reduced to $250.
(I am not sure where the $460 platinum seats are for every game that are on the price lists, unless it is just over a few sections starting in section 16. Strange that the price is the same for value thru platinum !)
IMHO, the DAP seats in the front row are worth the price.
I took my daughter to build a bear night and sat in Bridge terrace. The face for a gold game was $54 and that is unchanged this season. IMHO, not worth the price unless you buy these seats at a huge discount and you are not forced to purchase $25 of Mets money (that is extortion)
Took my mom, wife and daughter to Mother's day and sat in box next to visiting dugout (also sat there in September for a value game). These are considered 'gold' seats but were priced for a DAP and their guests at $75 for value. These are now $60 for value ! IMHO, the best seats in the park for the money, but you need to accompany a DAP to sit in them.
If the Mets averaged 38,000 tickets sold last season, I can't imagine them averaging more than 33,000 this season at these prices. Still decent attendance, but still a hit of 400,000 tickets.
Up in Da Bronx, the place will be packed to the rafters with the exception of those legends disasters.
That looks horrible. It looks like the field level at Shea. Its very frustrating when you look at that and then go to the Target Field page and see how first class everything looks with that that stadium.
I give up!!!


text: 534 FXUS62 KTAE 121426 AFDTAE AREA FORECAST DISCUSSION NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE TALLAHASSEE FL 1026 AM EDT Sat Apr 12 2014 .Near Term [Through Today]... Very few changes made to the existing forecast, which seems mostly on track thus far. It looks like a mostly sunny day with the area still under the influence of a ridge of high pressure. As of 14z, temperatures in the southeast half of the area were about 2-3F above the hourly temperature forecast. Therefore, we tweaked the hourly temperature trends and adjusted the high temperatures up slightly near a couple of locations - including TLH and VLD. && .Prev Discussion [623 AM EDT]... .Short Term [Tonight Through Monday]... Tonight...a large scale pattern change begins with increasing amplification and marked by a positively tilted trough over Wrn states and weak ridging over Ern states with very weak gradient over Gulf region. At surface...persistent high off Carolina Coast with a ridge Swwd across Gulf region. This translates to generally onshore flow sfc-H7 with WLY above aloft. Increasing low level moisture brings area PWATS up to around 0.9 inches and provide a favorable environment for at least patchy fog and lower ceilings. This will maintain inland lows in the mid 50s. Sunday and Sunday night...Patchy fog should linger past sunrise. The longwave pattern will undergo further amplification/strengthening as Ern ridge pushed offshore in response to Wrn trough deepening Ewd. Broad cyclonic flow evolves across Cntrl Conus with multiple shortwaves serving to deepen trough thru the night. This generates cyclogenesis over the Plains with cold front extending Swd from LWR MS Valley into TX by sundown weakening and shunting SE ridge back into Atlc. Area soundings show that mid/upper flow backs to SWLY while lower level Sly flow strengthens. Rainfall should hold off until Monday except for possibly small chance of rain Wrn/SE counties towards sunrise. With local area in warm sector ahead of next system... expect inland highs from 81 NW to 85 east. Very mild lows around 60 with a good chance of fog/or low clouds developing after midnight. Monday...Longwave trough deepens as it pivots ewd. Closed low forms over Srn Hudson bay and vigorous shortwave moves across SE region. Assocd surface low moves from Plains to NE region with cold front approaching Wrn counties by sundown. Ahead of cold front...guidance implies that a line of convection will develop which would precede front and move across during the day. PWATS increase to about 1.5 inches with local gradient further tightening for fast SW steering flow. At this time...models differ so confidence of chances of timing and possibility of severe as well as max temps not high. GFS noticeably faster and somewhat weaker. If ECMWF verifies then chances for strong to severe weather increase. Forecast will split the difference. Expect highs from near 80 N to 84 SE. 60-30% NW-SE POP shwrs/tstms gradient. Will keep out any enhanced wording for now. .Long Term [Monday Night Through Friday]... Guidance is in general agreement with a trough developing over the central portion of the country early next week. However, there are still timing/strength difference in the handling of the two main shortwaves that will be responsible for generating the trough. The GFS is a little weaker and keeps the best instability and shear out of phase through Tuesday, resulting in a lesser severe threat. The 00z ECMWF was a little more bullish on the potential for strong to severe storms. Regardless of the severe threat, it does appear that another round of significant rainfall will impact the region into Tuesday. Thereafter, the pattern is forecast to become a bit less progressive, with a ridge building off the east coast and surface high pressure nosing down the eastern seaboard. This will result in a more easterly to northeasterly flow pattern, and the potential for a few showers to move back into the region late in the work week. .Aviation... [Through 12z Monday] VFR conditions will prevail today with winds generally SE near or below 10 kt this afternoon and mostly clear skies expected across our region. .Marine... Benign conditions will persist through tonight as high pressure remains in place. By late Sunday into Monday onshore winds and waves will begin increasing ahead of our next weather system. Another round of showers and thunderstorms are expected ahead and along a cold front expected to cross late Monday. In its wake...advisory level offshore winds and seas are expected Tuesday night into Wednesday. .Fire Weather... Low level moisture will continue to slowly increase through the weekend with RH values remaining above critical levels. Dispersion values greater than 75 are possible across portions of the area this afternoon, mainly west of a Tallahassee to Albany line away from the coast. Dispersions near 75 are possible again on Sunday afternoon. .Hydrology... Most rivers have reached their peak and should begin to fall. The only exceptions should the Choctawhatchee River at Bruce and Ochlockonee River at Havana. A new flood warning was also issued for the Withlacoochee at Valdosta. The next chance of rainfall is on Monday into Tuesday. The system currently appears progressive enough to prevent excessive rainfall, but rainfall amounts may be enough to temporarily halt some of the river falls. The most up to date, specific river forecast information can be found on the AHPS page at http:/water.weather.gov/ahps2/index.php?wfo=tae. && .Preliminary Point Temps/PoPs... Tallahassee 84 56 83 61 82 / 0 0 0 10 40 Panama City 78 63 76 65 76 / 0 0 0 10 50 Dothan 82 57 83 61 79 / 0 0 0 10 60 Albany 84 56 83 61 80 / 0 0 0 10 60 Valdosta 87 55 84 61 82 / 0 0 0 10 40 Cross City 86 55 83 61 82 / 0 0 10 20 30 Apalachicola 77 64 74 65 76 / 0 0 0 10 40 && .TAE Watches/Warnings/Advisories... FL...None. GA...None. AL...None. GM...None. && $$ NEAR TERM...LAMERS SHORT TERM...BLOCK LONG TERM...CAMP AVIATION...DVD MARINE...BLOCK FIRE WEATHER...DVD HYDROLOGY...BLOCK


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My latest evening ritual has been dropping 1-2 tbs of chia seeds into my liquid of choice before bed. Some nights decadent coconut milk, others a glass of filtered water or sometimes I settle on the perfect combo, coconut water (I like with pulp).
What awaits in the morning is the magical, natural (albeit odd gel-like) additive for my Berry Kale Smoothies. I love chia, our bodies love chia so it's no wonder that decades later, our friend ch-ch-ch-chia continues to be quite the rage.
Resembling a poppy seed in size and color, salvia hispanica, is native to Mexico and Central America. Our Aztec friends recognized the seed's ability to retain 12x its weight in water making it a stellar source of hydration for our bodies and especially clutch for endurance athletes. Moreover, chia is fibrous, offers both healthy fat and protein and is victorious for being one fo the richest vegetables sources of omega-3 fatty acids.
AM Chia Berry Smoothie
Serves: 2
Time: Overnight soaking, plus 10 mins (or less) in the morning
- 1 1/2 tsp chia seed
- 3/4 cup coconut water
- 1/2 cup frozen, organic raspberries
- 1/2 cup frozen, organic mango
- 2 leaves lacinato kale, ribs removed
- 1/8 tsp cinnamon
Pour coconut water into a glass measuring cup, add chia seeds. Stir well and refrigerate overnight. In the morning, using a high-speed blender, blend all ingredients together on high until smooth. Enjoy!