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Piaget Heart pendant in 18K white gold set with 27 brilliant-cut diamonds (approx. 0.16 ct).
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Life is beautiful and fun for anyone who loves. A mischievous envoy of love, this heart pendant delivers a poetic message around which two hearts intertwine, forming a butterfly whose wings are set with diamonds. Free and joyful, the heart tells an extraordinary tale of love and takes flight.
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Grant Park. PG
Oscar-nominated for best picture this year, this quietly intense film by Michael Haneke examines the lives of an elderly couple (Jean-Louis Trintignant and Emmanuelle Riva) thrown into turmoil when she suffers a series of strokes, leaving him to struggle to care for her at home. In film, the visual language of love tends to be sex, but Haneke offers a bold and beautiful reconsideration. 'Ö'Ö'Ö'Ö
Grant Park. 14A
Ben Affleck doesn't let facts get in the way of a good story with this based-on-fact tale of a CIA agent sent to rescue six American Embassy workers trapped in the Canadian consulate during the hostage crisis in Iran by posing as a film producer scouting for Persian locations for a science-fiction movie. The film shifts the focus of heroism away from the Canadians and onto American intelligence operatives, who kind of caused the mess in the first place. But as long as you remember that "based on a true story" is not the same things as "a true story," Argo is a fun ride. 'Ö'Ö'Ö1/2
McGillivray, Polo Park, St. Vital, Towne. PG
A couple of teens endure an odd first love when he (Alden Ehrenreich) has disturbing dreams about a witchy beauty and she (Alice Englert) starts to learn about her supernatural family history. The one-liners drawl from the lips of the South Carolina characters like Spanish moss dripping from the oaks in a script so witty it attracted Oscar winners Emma Thompson and Jeremy Irons and Oscar nominee Viola Davis in supporting roles. 'Ö'Ö'Ö1/2 (Reviewed by Roger Moore)
Globe. 14A
A former CIA officer-turned-political talk-show host (Andy Garcia) is compelled by a corporate whistle-blower (Deborah Kara Unger) to expose the corporate-sponsored massacre of a South American village. Unfortunately, this fictional film from writer/director Damian Lee trades in stereotypes and clichés, depicting the thorny issue of water management as a clash between saintly do-gooder Francisco Francis (Forest Whitaker) and corporate money-grubber Bruce Swinton (Kim Coates). 'Ö'Ö1/2 (Reviewed by Chris Knight)
McGillivray, Polo Park. 18A
Quentin Tarantino's latest stars Jamie Foxx as a freed slave who joins up with a bounty hunter (Christoph Waltz) to rescue his wife (Kerry Washington) from the decadent plantation of a depraved southern gentleman (Leonardo DiCaprio). It's a runaway stagecoach of a movie, suspenseful, shocking and grimly funny. As always with Tarantino, it is wildly referential. (Hey, that zoom shot is right out of The Wild Bunch! Hey, I recognize that music from Two Mules for Sister Sara!) But as usual, the disparate references add up to something unique. 'Ö'Ö'Ö'Ö
Grant Park, Kildonan Place, McGillivray, Polo Park, St. Vital, Towne. PG
This animated comedy follows alien astronaut Scorch Supernova (voiced by Brendan Fraser) as he travels to Earth on a rescue mission only to fall into a trap.
Polo Park. 18A
A noble cop (Josh Brolin) is tasked with taking on the spreading crime empire of Micky Cohen (Sean Penn) in this movie featuring Ryan Gosling as another cop dangerously courting Cohen's mistress (Emma Stone). It may look like a stylish exercise in L.A. noir, but it is merely a violent, stupid variant of The Untouchables, without any of the inspiration that made that movie great. 'Ö'Ö
Grant Park, Kildonan Place, McGillivray, McGillivray VIP, Polo Park, Polo Park Imax, St. Vital, Towne. 14A
Bruce Willis takes a feeble kick at the yippi-ki-ay franchise as perpetually-in-the-wrong-place-at-the-wrong-time cop John McClane, this time in Russia, where he fights for survival alongside his estranged son (Jai Courteney). Willis's character has finally made the leap from regular guy to supercop, and a hokey espionage plot only serves to further the franchise from its roots. 'Ö'Ö
Polo Park, St. Vital. 18A
The siblings of the classic fairy tale grow up to be vengeful anti-witch mercenaries (Jeremy Renner and Gemma Arterton) in this oddity directed by Norwegian filmmaker Tommy Wirkola (Dead Snow). The fairy-tale-as-adult-horror-story could have been worse (see: Red Riding Hood), but the steampunk production design and gory violence can't elevate a lazily cobbled-together script. 'Ö'Ö1/2
Kildonan Place, Polo Park, St. Vital. PG
Director Peter Jackson revisits Lord of the Rings turf with another three-part epic, albeit one based on a much slimmer story than the first trilogy. Martin Freeman plays the young Bilbo Baggins and Ian McKellen returns as Gandalf who comes to the Shire with a mission to help restore a dwarf kingdom to an heir to the throne. While it feels good to be back in Middle-earth, one can't help the niggling feeling that Jackson is padding out this story in a transparent attempt to duplicate LOTR's multi-billion-dollar box office. 'Ö'Ö'Ö
Grant Park, Kildonan Place, McGillivray, McGillivray VIP, Polo Park, St. Vital, Towne. 14A
A businessman (Jason Bateman) takes matters into his own hands when he discovers his identity has been stolen, only to discover an unlikeliest of perpetrators (Melissa McCarthy). McCarthy and Bateman bring their collective charm to bear, but as an escapist comedy, you probably have less stressful options, such as staying at home and paying bills. 'Ö'Ö1/2
Globe. 14A
After 25 years, the members of a successful string quartet (including Philip Seymour Hoffman, Christopher Walken and Catherine Keener) face dissolution when one of the members announces his intentions to retire in this high-minded melodrama about musicians who take solace in the perfection of music when their personal lives are so much less than sublime. 'Ö'Ö'Ö1/2
Grant Park. 14A
Steven Spielberg succeeds at getting under the skin of American icon Abraham Lincoln from the perspective of his singular genius as he negotiates the passing of the Thirteenth Amendment banning slavery, an effort that required prodigious political skill. Daniel Day-Lewis offers an Oscar-nominated performance. 'Ö'Ö'Ö'Ö
Polo Park, Towne. PG
A couple (Jessica Chastain and Nicolaj Coster-Waldau) take custody of a pair of long-lost feral sisters, only to find they have been accompanied by a spectral protector in this thriller produced by Guillermo del Toro. Expectations for a ghost story released in January may be minimal, but this particular thriller boasts inspired touches of visual poetry along with the terror. 'Ö'Ö'Ö1/2
Cinematheque. 18A
This documentary examines the lives of Louise and Martine Fokkens, a pair of 69-year-old identical twins who have worked as prostitutes in Amsterdam's red-light district for over 50 years. As a portrait of prostitution, it is less grim than usual thanks to these lively siblings, even as it delineates lives the women now deem largely wasted. 'Ö'Ö'Ö
Grant Park. PG
The hit musical finally gets its big-screen treatment as Victor Hugo's tragic novel comes to life with the help of Hugh Jackman and Russell Crowe as, respectively, the fugitive Jean Valjean and the relentless Inspector Javert. While this may not be a feel-good movie, it's doubtful there has been any movie so invested with such raw feeling, especially a musical. Anne Hathaway's performance of I Dreamed a Dream is one for the ages. 'Ö'Ö'Ö1/2
Grant Park. PG
Maggie Smith stars as a former opera diva who stirs things up at a retirement home for musicians, whose numbers include her own embittered ex-husband (Tom Courtenay) in this tasteful, safe drama directed by, of all people, Dustin Hoffman. 'Ö'Ö'Ö
Cinematheque. 14A
This doc examines the career of New York disc jockey Bob Fass, whose free-form radio show on WBAI has entertained, challenged and mobilized New Yorkers for nearly half a century. Filled with rich audio and visual snippets, it evokes a nostalgia for a time when culture wasn't dictated by entertainment corporations. 'Ö'Ö'Ö
Globe, McGillivray, McGillivray VIP, Polo Park, St. Vital. PG
A formulaic film based on a formulaic novel by Nicholas Sparks, this one has a beautiful stranger (Julianne Hough) who arrives in a North Carolina town under suspicious circumstances, only to fall for a handsome widower (Josh Duhamel). It's as similar to every other Nicholas Sparks movie out there, which may please the novelist's fans, but makes for a bit of an ordeal for the rest of us. 'Ö'Ö
Polo Park, St. Vital, Towne. 14A
A well-meaning psychiatrist (Jude Law) finds himself up to his neck in trouble after he prescribes an anti-depressant to a depressed young woman (Rooney Mara) who subsequently commits a shocking crime. Caution: Steven Soderbergh's film may cause audiences to feel comfortably numb. 'Ö'Ö1/2
Grant Park, McGillivray, Polo Park. 14A
Bradley Cooper plays an unemployed bipolar school teacher who moves back in with his parents (Robert De Niro and Jacki Weaver) planning to reunite with his estranged wife, only to be distracted by a young widow (Jennifer Lawrence) with issues of her own. Director David O. Russell returns to the same eccentric/blue-collar milieu as The Fighter but a climactic dance competition doesn't have the same impact as a prize fight, and Bradley Cooper doesn't have the same impact as Mark Wahlberg. 'Ö'Ö'Ö
Kildonan Place, Polo Park, St. Vital, Towne. 14A
In a post-apocalyptic world, a zombie who calls himself R (Nicholas Hoult) struggles to overcome his brain-eating ways when he falls for a plucky human survivor (Teresa Palmer). This is no Twilight with zombies. But even devoid of any serious sexual heat, Warm Bodies prevails on a plucky romantic spirit that strives to demonstrate love conquers all -- even undead cannibalism. 'Ö'Ö'Ö
Kildonan Place, McGillivray. 14A
Kathryn Bigelow (The Hurt Locker) directs this dramatic chronicle of the decade-long hunt for al-Qaida terrorist leader Osama bin Laden through the eyes of an obsessive CIA agent (Jessica Chastain). It may seem shapeless compared to the average war/espionage movie, but the gist of this compelling drama is that war has changed and war movies must change accordingly. 'Ö'Ö'Ö'Ö
Republished from the Winnipeg Free Press print edition February 17, 2013 A13
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Need help with vines and neighbor's chain link fence
I hope I can describe this - our property line which faces our neigbor is not straight and more like at a 45 degree angle (from our house to the end point in backyard). The property line is marked with the neighbor's ugly black chain link fence.
We need to plant for the fall (NJ 6a Zone), and our challenge is to cover the fence without further encroaching on our land at that furthest point in our back yard.
We have 2 schools of thought, #1 -shrubs on that furhest point to cover the obvious eyesore. This would bring immediate relief but also takes room on our side (creates a triangle backyard so to speak).
#2 - vine like Moonflower or Clementis which would hug the fence and hopefully blend with neighbors landscaping through the fence (not yet planted but is planned). We could put shrubs at the wider points in the property line (closer to the house). This would maybe tone down the property lines sharp angle into our yard, but takes a while to grow these vines and I'm unsure of how they will handle NE temps.
Any feedback would be appreciated!
Sometimes the best way to hide an eyesore is to distract from it with something really beautiful to look at elsewhere. Trying to hide something may only serve to call attention to it. Are you happy with the rest of your back garden? Focus on making it an attractive and useful area.
A black chain link fence will tend to visually disappear into the neighbor's planned landscaping -- depending on what is planted, of course. Perhaps all that is needed is some patience?
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Cutting Cosmos as Colored Buds - Bad Idea?
I have recently been trying to get more vase life out of cosmos by cutting it as colored, just barely opening buds. They generally open the next day in the vase, and I have been selling them this way for the last two weeks.
I have a bouquet at home that didn't sell on Saturday, and the cosmos in it is already looking almost shot, dropping pollen all over and one has totally wilted. Have I been doing the wrong thing by trying to cut it early?
There may be something else going on in the vase, as two snaps are also drooping, and the bachelor buttons are looking old already. The bouquet was made up Friday night and is in plain water.
I may have to give free bouquets to some customers this week.
Do any of you cut cosmos in the bud stage?
Thanks, all bout. I've been continuing to cut them in the bud stage and they have been doing fine and playing well with others. I think that one vase got contaminated somehow and it was just a coincidence that it happened just as I was starting to cut the cosmos as buds.
I appreciate your taking the time to answer.
ThinMan, (and others!) when you cut, how many buds do you usually have on the stem, and how many of them open in the vase? My fear is always that I will cut then with buds and most of the buds won't open. Do you usually have at least one already-opened bloom on the stem?
I have been cutting them when the bud has become pointed. At least half of these open the next day, and the rest by the following day. Usually, the rest of the buds on the stem are more immature and I often clip a lot of those off. I don't know how immature a bud can be and still open in the vase, but I think it would need to be at least showing color.


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Prepare mutfin mix according to package directions; stir in walnuts and cranberry sauce, blending well.
Spoon into 6 greased 6-ounce orange juice cans.
Bake at 375 degrees for 30 minutes or until bread tests done; cool for 5 minutes.
Cut end out of can, ease loaves out of cans with spatula.
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All-time best thrift shop bargain!
What is yours? I found mine this weekend at Goodwill. A brand-new, lightweight Old Navy sweater, the long sleeve type like comes in a twin set, in red, for 50 cents! It matched perfectly the red and green striped tshirt I was wearing and now they look like a very expensive Old Navy twin set! This has to be the top "score" for me ever.
Now tell us your best bargain ever!
The filters for our pool are $10 each. Not too bad, but we have so many trees(pine also), that we change the filter almost weekly!
I went into Nuway to pick up some ice cube trays & found 10 of my pool filters brand new in the wrapper for .29 each!!
Best $2.90 I've spent in awhile :)
Azarae D.
Clark Howard was talking yesterday about brand-new golf shorts he got for 3.50 last week. And then he said there was a news article about a lady who bought a winter coat for a few bucks, got home and found $2000 in the pocket! My dad has been shopping in those stores for years and has never had THAT good luck!
I can think of several right off the bat, since I shop at Salvation Army a lot and am always on the prowl for great labels. The most money I ever spent for one item was $50 for a coat. But it's a long black wool Evan Picone, lined in black & white wool check, so elegant and beautiful, and like new. I've been known to wear it with my $2 Nicole Miller dress.
Then there's the big copper coal scuttle I found at a SA in Connecticut with a $10 price tag. While I waited on line to pay for it, a woman exclaimed, "Hey, I just paid $250 for one of those!"
Fun thread.
I have to add another one. I was in a nice consignment store Thursday and picked up a brand-new Janzen swimsuit for $10. It still had the price tags from the department store where it was originally purchased - $65! AND, it fits like it was made for me!
I just came back from the flea market with 2 vintage lawn chairs for $35 for both. Restoration Hardware has a sale on theirs now- $59 EACH! Mine need a little sanding and a paint job, but that's OK. I don't like the colors on the RH anyway.
Here is a link that might be useful: Restoration Hardware Maple Street Chair
How about my new desk? It is a vintage army desk-- our downsizing neighbors sold it and the matching chair to me for 40 bucks because they did not want to move it out of their basement! It was his desk overseas in the army in WWII. It is a tanker desk, in perfect conditon, all steel, with a leather top and it is EXACTLY like this $1500.00 plus delivery one at restoration hardware: (see link)
Chair's identical, too! Mine was free, theirs is 1000 bucks! (I won't tell you what I had to do to get my husband to move it alone since I was pregnant and couldn't do any lifting!)
Mine is currently covered with the kids alphabet magnets!
Here is a link that might be useful: Skatie's new desk and chair
I found a pile of French copper cookware in a Goodwill store here in Georgia one day. I knew this was good stuff due to the weight. It looked as if it had never been used....only displayed. I paid $33 for all 7 pans. I sold them on Ebay for $411. That was a pretty good deal!! Then there was the time that I bought a $150 reel mower at a thrift store for $1.88. I love thrift stores!!!!
That desk looks exactly like the one that used to be in my son's room. When I had the room remodeled, the contractor and crew sawed the metal desk into pieces and pitched them out the window. (After the desk had been brought into the room the entryway was made smaller, so we couldn't take it out the door.) Oh, well, the desk was a mess. Really. *g*
We have a wonderful thrift store nearby. On Mondays they offer 50% off of their already-incredibly-low prices. My best personal buy was a new Saville Row suit (tags still on it), marked at $10, bought on a Monday at $5.00. I routinely buy Izod/Nike/Ralph Lauren clothes for my kids at $1.50-$2.00/each on Monday.
Sorry, no big deals here to chortle over.
I can't believe this obsession with name brand clothing, etc.
Seems to me that if the maker wants to put his name on a shirt, shoes, etc. that I'll wear (hopefully for years), s/he should sell it to me for half price.
I advertise his product every time that I wear it.
When s/he tells me that, due to the wonderful cachet of their brand name, exclusivity and all (but they willingly sell it to all comers) I must pay double the price of run-of-the-mill products for it ....
I say that's *smart marketing*!!
Seems to me that we should just laugh at them and tell them to get lost!!
Momma Bird in good old Ohio - we're waiting for you to show us a picture of you modelling your lovely new suit.
Kathy - sounds like a good idea to pick up a few of those wonderful desks ... and publicize them on eBay.
Good wishes for stretching your dollars ...
(I was tempted to add, something like, " ... but not your stories, please" but forebore - I have had no reason to believe that I've seen stories stretched around here.
Accusing someone of lying is not exactly a laughing matter, in my book.
Though I do enjoy a good laugh, as several of you know - usually of the rather dry kind of humour.
Enjoy your summer, sharing good times with loved ones and friends.
I just lost a good friend - a hard worker and smart - not yet 60. Lung trouble - he smoked (cigars).
ole joyful
Just today, went to a Kohl's Dept store and purchased a pair of Men's trousers...Retails at $48.00, on SALE for $34.99. Went to check out and the cashier said "you made a great purchase today... That will be $7.50". You guessed it..Went back and bought 2 more Pair of my favorite trousers...Total$15.00
I do better at garage sales and flea markets. In fact the majority of my home furnishings come from that source. Either that or a relative looking to get rid of something.
Couch and matching chair - Heywood Wakefield for $50. Excellent condition, cushions not even that bad. Peter Max lithograph from the early 70s- $40 - we suspect it would be appraised around $3000 at least since it is a short run.
Cool art-deco dresser with round mirror - $100. Great condition.
As far as thrift stores go - around here they are not good for women's clothes. All are size 8 - 10. Nothing larger usually. But for my kids I got a brand new - Lord and Taylor navy blue blazer tag still on it. And brand new penny loafers. Also barely used stride rite gym shoes for my daughter. (I only buy new or barely, barely worn kids shoes - don't want to wreck those little developing feet!)
And it is fun to scrounge to get all the home furnishings - your house looks unique. Like I tell my husband - everything in our home has a story...
I went to a local thrift store. They were having a sale on toya for 75% off. I picked up a yellow barbie case that I thought would fit my daughters dolls. When I opened the case, there was a skipper andd scooter doll with 23 additional items, in mint condition. The price was 2.00, but with the 75%off, it only cost 50 cents.
Every couple of years in the Fall I go to a thrift store an hour away (used to live in their area) and look through the men's sweaters for 100% wool (or at least 50%.) Never paid more than $4. They are so great for snowblowing, just running around in the winter, and to work (I work in an OR so have to change into scrubs.) Last time there I got 13 sweaters for $80. I just wash them in Woolite in the machine, line dry, and never feel guilty when they are worn out. Each trip I have managed to find 1-2 sweaters that are so nice that I save them for 'nicer dressing' days...amd always receive a compliment from someone on how nice I look!
Treeskate, when my children were small I used to buy 100% wool sweaters in adult sizes at the Salvation Army and machine wash and dry them at hot temperatures. They'd shrink down to child size and have that "boiled wool" look. So nice and warm for skiing, etc.
My dd bought a new looking pair of Abercombe Fitch jeans at Salvation Army for $8 (which I thought was still high for something used). She found a $10 bill in the pocket.
Last week I bought a pair of Casual Corner dress pants for $1.50 at the Goodwill. During $1 days I bought a pair of brand new shoes.
I have a SIL who has a large beautiful home,in an upscale neighborhood.Money is not a problem for them.Her entire home is filled with garage sale and thrift store finds.She refinishes some items,but some stay as they are.Her home is very tastefully decorated,and you would never know where these items came from.Her whole family also shops at thrift stores for thier clothing.just goes to show,'you don't need to be POOR to want to save money.


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Masters Of Jazz (2006)
|Artist: Johnny Hodges
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Manufacturer: Storyville Records/red
Sku: 203061001
Release Date: 10/3/2006
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Song Listing
Disc 1
Song Title
1. Don't Get Around Much Anymore - (live) ~ Johnny Hodges
2. Passion Flower - (live) ~ Johnny Hodges
3. Perdido ~ Johnny Hodges
4. All of Me ~ Johnny Hodges
5. C Jam Blues ~ Johnny Hodges
6. I Got It Bad and That Ain't Good ~ Johnny Hodges
7. In a Mellotone ~ Johnny Hodges
8. Cambridge Blues ~ Johnny Hodges
9. Brute's Roots ~ Johnny Hodges
10. Bouncing with Ben ~ Johnny Hodges
11. One for the Duke ~ Johnny Hodges
12. Walkin' the Frog ~ Johnny Hodges
13. Rabbit Pie ~ Johnny Hodges
14. On the Sunny Side of the Street ~ Johnny Hodges
15. Good Queen Bess ~ Johnny Hodges
16. Jeep Is Jumpin', The ~ Johnny Hodges
17. Things Ain't What They Used to Be ~ Johnny Hodges
18. Jeep's Blues ~ Johnny Hodges
19. Dooji Wooji ~ Johnny Hodges
Album Notes and Credits
Notes & Personnel Info
|Personnel: Johnny Hodges (alto saxophone); Herb Ellis, Fred Guy (guitar); Russell Procope (clarinet, alto saxophone); Harry Carney (bass clarinet, baritone saxophone); Oett "Sax" Mallard (alto saxophone); Jimmy Hamilton, John Coltrane, Paul Gonsalves, Ben Webster (tenor saxophone); Harold Baker, Al Killian, Ray Nance, Rex Stewart, Shelton Hemphill, Francis Williams , Wallace Jones, Cat Anderson (trumpet); Joseph Nanton, Lawrence D. Brown, Juan Tizol, Quentin Jackson, Tyree Glenn (trombone); Victor Feldman, Duke Ellington, Lou Levy, Billy Strayhorn (piano); Gus Johnson , Sam Woodyard, Sonny Greer (drums).
|Liner Note Author: Chris Albertson.
|Recording information: Columbia, OH (04/03/1943-08/27/1964); Stockholm, Sweden (04/03/1943-08/27/1964); The Hollywood Empire, Los Angeles, CA (04/03/1943-08/27/1964); The Hurricane, NY (04/03/1943-08/27/1964); The Jazz Venter, San Francisco, CA (04/03/1943-08/27/1964).
|Johnny Hodges is forever associated with Duke Ellington as one of his principle soloists, though he recorded extensively as a bandleader himself beginning in the '50s. This compilation draws from earlier Storyville releases, including a number of features for the alto saxophonist with Ellington, highlighted by "All of Me" and "Jeep's Blues." But the bulk of this CD contains all ten tracks of Hodges' earlier disc, Masters of Jazz, Vol. 9, which features the saxophonist leading two separate groups of all-stars in club settings. Six tracks come from a 1960 set at The Cellar in San Francisco, with Ben Webster providing a perfect foil for Hodges, all originals by the leader. Four selections come from a Norman Granz-sponsored European tour in 1961, where Hodges led a group of fellow Ellington veterans (Harry Carney, Ray Nance, Lawrence Brown, Aaron Bell and Sam Woodyard, with pianist Al Williams). Hodges' swinging take of "On the Sunny Side of the Street" is brilliant, with the other horn providing lush background and soft rifts for the soloist. In addition to Hodges, Brown also solos in both "Good Queen Bess" and a rousing "Things Ain't What They Used to Be." Highly recommended! ~ Ken Dryden
Engineer: Hans Nielsen
Compilation Appearances
|Complete Johnny Mercer Songboo
|Play Duke Ellington-Caravans
|Night Out With Verve
|Paris For Lovers
|Jazz After Dark
|Jazz Lullaby
Associated Artists and Works
Technical Info
|Release Date : 10/03/2003
|Original Release Date : 2006
|Catalog ID : 1018510
|Label : Storyville
|Number of Discs : 1
|Studio/Live : Studio
|Mono/Stereo : Stereo
|SPAR Code : n/a
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Boring veggies ...what are your favorite varieties?
My veggie garden has gotten boring...every year I sow the same danver half long carrots, the same detroit dark red beets, the same grand rapids and buttercrunch lettuce, the same lincoln homesteader peas, etc...I have deep black loam so they perform well and I always enjoy them but I'd like to try something different, just for fun...the downside of trying "something different" is you don't know how it will turn out.
So what are your favorite/go-to veggie varieties? Do you sow anything weird or wonderful?
(Wishing I'd gotten my raised beds assembled last fall like I planned... ;-)
Hi Verena, You sound like my dad. He planted the same thing every year for almost 60 years until I moved back home to take care of him......me and my ADHD.... :) I love to experiment and try something new, and I have tried many over the 10 years I have been back home. Every year, with the exception of last year, I have put in at least 3 varieties of everything. I have my standbys but I have often found many of the new varieties I have tried to be just as good or better than the old ones.
Some of my standbys are: Scarlet Nantes carrots (coreless) but have planted yellow, purple, red, and white carrots sometimes all in the same package! I also like the Sweetness III carrots for taste and have even grown the mini ball carrots - Parmex.
Straight 8 cucumbers but prefer Sweet Slice, Sweeter Yet, and Green Dragon. I have grown white cucs and they are just awesome tasty! Have probably 20 different varieties of seed.
Swiss chard Bright Lights
Spinach - Number 7 and Bloomsdale and will grow almost any variety
Romaine lettuce and Grand Rapids but usually just feed the rabbits.....
White beets - Touchstone Gold, Golden Detroit, Albino, Homesteader peas and every different type I could find! Sugar Snap are great, Telegraph, Green arrow, Alaska, Bolero, Knight.....
A variety of bush beans, green and yellow, and more than 100 different kinds of tomatoes. 58 varieties in one year!
I love my garden and I love to see what comes up. :) Bring on the spring! :)
PS I have been known to share seeds. :)
We were Lincolm Homesteader peas diehards...until I tried Green Arrow peas. Plants stay a little shorter so don't get ripped off the 30 inch chickie wire we grow them on (high wind location).
Always try to grow 2-5 spud plants for our own baby potatoes.
Tried Minnesota *something* cantaloupe and ended up with 8 softball sized cantaloupes that needed just two more weeks of hot weather to finish.
Tried bell peppers, turned out similar to the cantaloupe.
Cherry tomatoes are an absolute must have. Sunsugar for sure, contemplating adding variety black cherry.
Swiss chard instead of spinach.
Green onions: do not like forking over @ $0.40 for small bundle at the store. Appreciate how quick it is to run outside and pull some for supper.
Big onions that get cured and stored for winter eating. Plan to buy candy onion seedlings that the local nursery had for sale last year-they looked way better than the ones I started from seed (that the cat took a nap on).
Garlic (hard neck).
Blue lake bush green beans. Very good. I grew purple royalty bush (could be off on that name) and enjoyed their flavor and mouth feel, but the family objected due to the fact they start out purple and then turned green (family has its quirks).
Herbs: kids like chewing stevia leaves. Dill, Italian parsley, sage and basil, if just to smell from brushing against.
Nobody has mentioned pole beans yet.
Until a few years ago I had never planted them before, and now I won't do without them. The ones I've planted are called Early Riser. Not only do they take up half your dinner plate, which is awesome, but the plants also look beautiful on a maypole in your garden :)
There's also nothing better than going out every day and eating as many Elfin grape tomatoes as you can.
Hi Verena :) Last year I tried sugar snap peas for the first time and was hooked. I love eating peas shell and all, and those snap peas really are a snap to grow. They're earlier than the shelling peas so it extends the pea season some. I tried two varieties and both were really good but off hand I can only remember one name - Sugar Ann. The year before I tried snow peas but didn't care for them as much - not sweet like the sugar snap.
I'm with NAF about the pole beans, too. I grow both bush beans and pole beans, both Blue Lake varieties, with the hopes of extending that season, too - pole beans are a little later than the bush beans. They do need very good support - I use 10' lengths of rebar sunk deep into the soil on an angle and then bound at the top in a teepee formation. 3 plants at each leg are a bit too many - this year I will thin to 2 plants per leg. The pole beans don't go woody as quick as bush beans, I find. They're longer, too.
I second Kioni's recommendation for SunSugar tomatoes.
Wm Dam sells a cabbage - Tiara Hybrid - that they refer to as Lettage - a tender, mild and early cabbage that is just excellent. I absolutely love it for coleslaw and last year, trying to use it up, I made cabbage rolls which turned out really, really good. It really is a very good cabbage variety and if you try anything new this year, you gotta try this cabbage.The heads do have some staying power in a cold location after cut from the garden (spare fridge, cold room).
Skyphos Lettuce is a really excellent variety well worth a try. My seeds for this year are still backordered and I'm hoping that they will be available
Northern Supersweet Corn - yummmm!!!
Ditto on the sugar snap peas. I'm not sure without checking my records, but I think it was Sugar Ann. They did really well last year.
I always go with the coreless nantes type carrots. They are sweet and tender.
I only have a tiny garden. but now you guys have me contemplating more veggies.
I will second the suggestion of snap peas. They are tasty and easy to grow.
Depending on how much you relish a challenge, you may want to look into growing tropical veggies. Some of them can do reasonably well here if given some protection, and assuming that summer temperatures are normal or above normal.
I'm a big fan of: if it ain't broke, don't fix it. There are a few varieties of vegetables that have always done well for me, and although I'll add another one to experiment, I still grow my tried and true.
I grew Rattlesnake pole beans for the first time a couple years ago and they will be grown again. I grew dino kale for the first time last year and it grew well but if I'm going to grow it this year, I have to figure out a way to keep the cabbage moths away. Yick.
I have gotten into growing Heirloom tomatoes over the past five years - now over 15 different varieties, a change from what used to be two at most.
I think, overall, I grow too many things...I need to decide whether some crops are worth the space, even though they've been grown in garden for 20+ years.
Veges which I am planning to grow this year:
Golden Giant Amaranthus
Superschmeltz Kohlrabi
Strawberry Spinach
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Zlata Radish
Red Aztec Spinach
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What is 'User Database'?
This must be such a basic thing, but what is a "user database"? I assume that the violet on a user database is not a registered variety. Who creates the "database," though? Does that mean a seller creates a description on his or her own?
User Database you are referring to, I believe, was created by a grower HoneybeeNC. She has collected names of plants which have not been registered nor have they had descriptions sent to First Class 2.
Some of these have come from old catalogues which were published by violet sellers some time ago. Often these sellers are no longer in the business yet their descriptions are still available.
Most people that give descriptions are working from their plant. These are not descriptions from the hybridizer who may be deceased or no longer working with violets.
I am in Canada where many hybridizers have allowed their descriptions (or those of other growers) to be listed in what we call the Canadian Hybridizers' List. It may have around 200 hybridizers and each hybridizer may have from 5 to 50 plants.
This list was sent to HoneybeeNC to be put on the Database so that there would be a record of these plants which are still widely grown in Canada.
My user database is from FC2. It is simply a device included in the program where a person can include a description and photo of a plant that is not registered or entered into first class. It is not an official registered plant but can be there for the users convenience.
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31 FLRA NO. 9 31 FLRA 37 10 FEB 1988 AMERICAN FEDERATION OF GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES, AFL-CIO, LOCAL 2052 Union and DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE, BUREAU OF PRISONS, FEDERAL CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTION, PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA Agency Case No. 0-NG-1401 DECISION AND ORDER ON NEGOTIABILITY ISSUES I. Statement of the Case This case is before the Authority because of a negotiability petition filed by the Union under section 7105(a)(2)(D) of the Federal Service Labor - Management Relations Statute (the Statute). The petition concerns seven Union proposals. For the reasons discussed below, we find that five of the proposals are not properly before us. The petition is dismissed as to these proposals, without prejudice to the Union's right to file a petition concerning them in the future, if the conditions for review under part 2424 of our Regulations are met. The remaining proposals concern (1) the extent to which collective bargaining agreements will take precedence over the provisions of conflicting Agency regulations, and (2) employees' rights to refuse orders which would require then to violate law. We find that these proposals are within the duty to bargain. II. Threshold Issues The Agency and Union were engaged in the negotiation of a local supplemental agreement on October 27 and 28, 1986. During negotiations, Agency representatives alleged that a number of proposals were nonnegotiable. The Union representative requested the Agency representative to initial those proposals which the Agency alleged were nonnegotiable. The Union representative also initialed the results of the negotiations, including the reasons for declaring the proposals nonnegotiable, and forwarded the information to the Union. On a later date, the Agency received a letter from the Union requesting allegations of nonnegotiability of the proposals. The Agency responded by advising the Union that the Union had been advised of the Agency's allegations of nonnegotiability at the conclusion of the negotiations. A. Position of the Parties The Agency argues in a Motion to Dismiss that the Union's petition for review is not properly before the Authority because it was untimely filed. The Agency asserts that the Union's request for the Agency to initial those proposals which the Agency had orally declared nonnegotiable was sufficient to meet the Authority's requirement for a "written" request as a prerequisite for a negotiability appeal. The Agency also argues that the petition should be dismissed as to certain proposals because these proposals conflict with a controlling national agreement. The Union disputes the Agency's arguments and asserts that its petition complies with the Authority's Regulations governing negotiability appeals. B. The Petition Is Timely Contrary to the Agency's arguments in its Motion to Dismiss, the Union's petition is not untimely. Under section 2424.3 of our Regulations, a union has the right to file a negotiability petition when it receives written allegations which were not requested by the union. See, for example, American Federation of Government Employees, National GSA Council (No. 236), Local 1496 and General Services Administration, Region 3, 24 FLRA 928, 929 (1986). However, a union is not required to file a petition in such circumstances in order to preserve its right to appeal. A union also may initiate the appeals process by, serving a written request for allegations on the agency on a later date. Id. If the agency does not provide the requested allegations, the union may file a petition which is not subject to the time limits in section 2424.3 of our Regulations. For example, American Federation of Government Employees, AFL - CIO, Local 2494 and Strategic Weapons Facility Pacific, Bremerton, Washington, 7 FLRA 590, 591 n.2 (1982). This is what occurred here. Although the Agency provided the Union with written allegations of nonnegotiability months prior to the Union's petition, the record indicates that these allegations were not provided in response to a written Union request. The Union did not appeal from these allegations. On a later date the Union, in writing, requested the Agency's allegations. The Agency's response did not include the requested allegations. Since a petition for review is not subject to the time limits of section 2424.3 in these circumstances, this Union petition is not untimely. We decline to change this long-standing practice as requested by the Agency. C. Two Union Proposals Are Properly Before Us The Union's petition references seven proposals. The Agency claims that the petition should be dismissed as to all but one of the proposals because the negotiation of these proposals is barred by a controlling national agreement. We reject this claim. A union is entitled to a decision on negotiability issues under part 2424 of our Regulations if the parties are in dispute over whether the union's proposals are inconsistent with law, rule, or regulation, and the union's petition is otherwise procedurally correct. It is entitled to a decision despite the claimed existence of additional duty-to-bargain issues, for example, the Agency's assertion that the negotiation of the Union's proposals is barred by a controlling national agreement. American Federation of Government Employees, Local 12, AFL - CIO and Department of Labor, 26 FLRA 768, 769 (1987). Additional issues regarding the duty to bargain should be resolved in other appropriate proceedings. Id. However, the Agency's only contention as to four Union proposals--which are referenced in the petition as proposals 1, 2, 3, and 5--is that the proposals conflict with the national agreement. Agency Statement of Position at 5. The Union does not dispute this contention. Accordingly, we find that these proposals are not properly before us under part 2424 of our Regulations. Id. We will consider petitions concerning negotiability issues only where the parties are in dispute as to whether a proposal is inconsistent with law, rule, or regulation. Finally, we find that the petition also should be dismissed as to one of the remaining three proposals. As referenced in the Union's petition, proposal 7, which concerns the Agency's "use of recording devices," contained three sentences. In its response, the Union has requested that its petition be withdrawn as to two of these sentences and has reworded the third sentence. Union Response at 27-28. In our opinion the new wording changes the meaning ofthe proposal. Based on the record, the Union has not requested an allegation concerning this wording and the Agency has not had the opportunity to respond to such a request as provided under part 2424 of our Regulations. For these reasons, the petition for review must also be dismissed as to this proposal. III. Proposal 1 Article II, Governing Laws and Regulations, Section 2. Agency Regulations Where any agency regulation conflicts with this agreement or other negotiated agreements, the Agreements shall govern. A. Positions of the Parties The Agency argues that the petition should be dismissed as to this proposal because the Union's explanation of the proposal--that its requirements only apply to Agency regulations which postdate negotiated agreements--is inconsistent with the proposal's plain meaning. The Agency also maintains that the proposal is nonnegotiable because: (1) it would interfere with the exercise of management's rights under section 7106 of the Statute when such rights are exercised by way of Agency regulations; and (2) it would prevent the Agency from exercising its right to object to Union proposals in negotiations, or provisions agreed to by local parties, on the ground that the proposals or the locally negotiated provisions conflict with Agency regulations for which a compelling need exists under section 7117(a)(2) of the Statute. The Union maintains that the purpose of the proposal is to prevent the Agency from issuing regulations which conflict with "the Agreement." Union Response at 3. The Union argues that the proposal is negotiable because it merely parallels the requirements of section 7116(a)(7) of the Statute. B. 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Nothing seems to stop The Red Hot Chili Peppers juggernaut from rolling on – not even losing a pivotal band member.The
position of guitarist has always been a hot seat in the California
punk/funk hipstersturned- classic rock, hall of fame superstars. Ever
since the day original guitarist – Israeli-born Hillel Slovak – died due
to a drug overdose in 1988, the slot has been held by a half-dozen
players accompanying the core group of vocalist Anthony Kiedis, bassist
Flea and drummer Chad Smith.In between stop gap solutions like
Jane's Addiction alumni Dave Navarro, Arik Marshall and Jess Tobias,
virtuoso John Frusciante became the anchor.He holds the
longevity record with two long stints – from 1988-1992, and again from
1998-2009 – periods in which the band morphed from an adrenalin-filled
Los Angeles mash of punk, funk, rap and r&b, played more often than
not in various stages of dishabille, to the more radio-friendly sound of
today, but still without the clothes.Blockbuster albums from
1991's Blood Sugar, Sex Magik to 1999's Californication and 2006's
Stadium Arcadium established the group as latter-day visionaries, tying
up the fractured pieces into a splintered rock culture and bridging the
gap between the underground street sounds of downtown L.A., mainstream
pop and hip hop rhythms and energy.So when the versatile and
prolific Frusciante amicably left the band in 2009 during a two-year
group hiatus to focus on his quirky but thriving solo career, it might
have sounded the death knoll. But as so many times in its varied career,
the band found what it needed to move forward, in the form of
31-year-old Josh Klinghoffer (reportedly a distant relative of Leon
Klinghoffer, the passenger killed in 1985 by Palestinian terrorists on
the cruise ship Achille Lauro).Klinghoffer, who's played on
tours and albums by Beck and Gnarls Barkely, connected to the band in
2000 when his group The Bicycle Thief opened up part of the Peppers'
Californication tour, and he forged a lasting friendship with
Frusciante. The pair eventually began writing and recording together,
resulting in Frusciante's first solo album, Shadows Collide with People
in 2004, and subsequent releases up through 2009's The Empyrean.Frusciante
asked Klinghoffer to join the Peppers as an additional guitarist and
keyboardist during their 2007 Stadium Arcadium tour, and after the
group's subsequent two-year hiatus, the dust settled with Klinghoffer in
Frusciante's role when they started recording their latest album, I'm
with You."I've always been attracted to the idea of a tight-knit
unit, a band of family, a brotherhood. Since my earliest memory, they
always seemed like a band with a lot of love for each other," the
guitarist said at the time.And due to his being a good 10
years-plus younger than any of his band mates, Klinghoffer, who
maintains his own band on the side – Dot Hacker – has evidently infused
the Peppers with a jolt of youthful enthusiasm, not that Kiedis, Flea
and Smith ever look like they are flagging.The Red Hot Chili
Peppers that's arriving next week for a nearly soldout show at Hayarkon
Park on Monday night is reportedly revitalized by its new configuration
and, despite the less than stellar sales of the year-old I'm with You,
the band onstage seems to be at the top of their game.A review
of their show last month in Los Angeles raved about the instrumental
telepathy between the musicians, saying that "many of the best moments
came when the band dove deepest into an instrumental jam. As an
improvisational rock unit, the Chili Peppers are operating at a higher
level than they were even a decade ago, and that special prowess comes
most to life onstage."While the set list seems carved in stone
(heavy on the hits like "Under the Bridge," "Dani California," "Give It
Away" but also I'm with You tunes like "Monarchy of Roses" and
"Ethiopia" and their frenetic version of Stevie Wonder's "Higher
Ground"), there will likely be enough surprises and improvisation to
make the show one of the musical highlights of the year.Adding
to the celebration will be the show's opening acts – eclectic Los
Angeles band Fool's Gold, led by Israeli-born Luke Top, which combines
African beats and 1980s danceinflected pop with Chili-style energy and
the occasional Hebrew lyric. Top is a good friend of Klinghoffer's, and
the Peppers' guitarists has often joined Fool's Gold during their set.Opening
the show will be Riff Cohen, the Jaffa-based
French/Hebrew/English-singing sensation who mixes the North African
beats of her parents' Algeria with French pop and urban hip hop.Her song "A Paris" catapulted her to fame in European clubs and at home, where she's a radio staple.The gates open on Monday at 5 p.m. Cohen takes the stage at 6:30 p.m. and Fool's Gold at 7:30 p.m. The main attraction begin to take their shirts off at 7:50 p.m.Follow @JPost_Lifestyle
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Photos: iPad finder's dopey self-portraits show up on owner's iPhone
The photo seen here is not a mug shot, even though the woman seen in it is definitely mugging. No, it's a self-portrait of the person who apparently found and snagged an iPad left on a plane traveling from Phoenix to Denver. Finders, keepers.
Why are we seeing this snap? Because the pic, and quite a few others, started showing up on the phone of the iPad's owner -- and he's been kind enough to share the hilarity on his Facebook page. Look below for the whole story, including more candids and two videos.
Allen Engstrom.
Earlier this year, according to 7News, Little Rock, Arkansas resident Allen Engstrom forget his iPad after deplaning in Denver -- and when he realized it was missing, he figured it was too late to report and wrote it off as a loss.
But the oversight turned into a gain soon enough.
About a month later, his son was playing with Engstrom's phone at a doctor's office when he stumbled across a goofy photo of a woman posing for a pic.
This woman, in fact:
Say "Cheesy."
Other shots followed: Engstrom says he's received about a dozen of them. He shared the first on February 27 along with this message:
Hey cool! This is an actual pic of the wonderful person who stole my iPad. Apparently the pics she is taking of herself are backing up and appearing on my phone. No, I'm not kidding, this is really happening.
Engstrom isn't one of those Facebook users with thousands of online friends; he's got 442 followers at this writing. But somehow, the story, and the photos, began to circulate to a far wider audience, with some folks who saw the images even trying to figure out the woman's identity. On Tuesday, he posted this:
First possible match, submitted by Amanda Eslick-Thomasson (thank you, Amanda). So Facebook Nation, do you think we have a match for the "EyePad Thief"? As much as I'd hate to think someone named "Twinkle" could commit a crime, alas I think her little star has fallen already, since this pic was taken from "justmugshots.com."
Could Twinkle be the iPad grabber in question? Decide for yourself after eyeballing this Justmugshots.com screen capture:
Before long, the mainstream media came calling, too -- not just in the U.S. but internationally.
Continue for more about the missing iPad, including more photos of its apparent finder plus videos.
On Wednesday, Engstrom posted the following:
So that would explain the sudden influx of Croatian friend requests LOL
They say you know you've arrived when you're on the news in Croatia! Must be a slow news day there, too.
Here's the image that goes along with the post:
Other items on Engstrom's Facebook page include links to stories from an Arkansas TV station ("Here's the KTHV story," he writes. "Misspelled my last name") and 7News ("KMGH in Denver. They edited out my 'Go Buffs' at the end"). See both reports below, after more images of the woman whose discovery has made her cyber-famous.
Enstrom's caption: "Looking right... Camera still works when you are looking away!"
Engstrom's caption: "Looking left!"
Enstrom's caption: " Hey cool! This is an actual pic of the wonderful person who stole my iPad. Apparently the pics she is taking of herself are backing up and appearing on my phone. No I'm not kidding, this is really happening."
The KTHV report:
The 7News report:
More from our Tech archive: "iPhone saves itself from thieves."
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