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- NAME: Kitty Carlisle
- OCCUPATION: Film Actress, Theater Actress, Singer, Television Personality
- BIRTH DATE: September 03, 1910
- DEATH DATE: April 17, 2007
- EDUCATION: Royal Academy of Dramatic Art
- PLACE OF BIRTH: New Orleans, Louisiana
- PLACE OF DEATH: New York, New York
- AKA: Kitty Carlisle Hart
- Originally: Catherine Conn
- AKA: Kitty Carlisle
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Actress, singer, television personality and arts advocate Kitty Carlisle is best known for her long run as a panelist on the television show To Tell The Truth.
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Kitty Carlisle landed her first leading part in the operetta Rio Rita. She made her Broadway debut the following year. She landed a contract with Paramount Pictures in 1934. She later returned to Broadway, playing the lead role in the musical comedy White Horse Inn in 1936. She had a lead role in Anniversary Waltz in 1954. Two years later, she left the stage for television. In 1967, she debuted at the Met.
Early Life
Actress, singer, television personality and arts advocate Kitty Carlisle was born Catherine Conn on September 3, 1910, in New Orleans, Louisiana. A woman of great poise, elegance and wit, Carlisle was a popular entertainer, best known for her long run as a panelist on the television show To Tell The Truth. She developed her air of sophistication early on. Her mother began to taking her to cultural events at a young age. She studied the piano and had singing lessons.
When she was 10 years old, Carlisle lost her father. Not long after his death, Carlisle and her mother moved to Europe where she attended an elite private school in Switzerland. Hoping to line up a good marriage for her daughter, her mother sent her to finishing school in Paris. After making her rounds in high society, Carlisle was unable to make a suitable match. Her mother gave her two choices: acting or modeling. She chose acting and studied at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art in London.
Returning to the United States in 1932, Carlisle soon landed her first leading part in a touring production of the operetta Rio Rita. She made her Broadway debut the following year in Champagne, Sec, a musical adaptation of Johann Strauss' operetta Die Fledermaus.
Success on Stage
Soon Hollywood came calling. Carlisle landed a contract with Paramount Pictures in 1934. Making her debut, she first appeared in the musical mystery Murder at the Vanities (1934). Later that year, she starred with Bing Crosby in two films, She Loves Me Not and Here Is My Heart. But her best-known film role was as the great soprano singer in the Marx Brothers' comedy, A Night at the Opera. While largely a foil for the brothers' comedic efforts, Carlisle impressed audiences with her singing, especially her rendition of the song "Alone." Despite the popularity of the film, Carlisle's Hollywood career sputtered to a stop with the studio buying out the remainder of her contract.
Back in New York, Carlisle returned to Broadway, playing the lead role in the musical comedy White Horse Inn in 1936. She went on to appear in another musical, Three Waltzes, the next year. Carlisle also performed in nightclubs and on the radio and became part of the New York cultural scene, befriending such luminaries as composer George Gershwin and novelist Sinclair Lewis. It was one of the big names in the theater that won her heart. She married the love of her life, playwright Moss Hart, in 1946. Being a supportive wife, Carlisle said that Hart involved her in his work, bringing her to rehearsals and asking her advice, according to an article in the Los Angeles Times.
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I have a number of quite decent pallets that have been stored outside since 2008, they are sturdy, the ones used to deliver concrete blocks rather than the lightweight type.
They''ve taken on a nice patina of age and yesterday I used a few of them to make a table.
You should be able to pick up pallets at your local tip or 'decheterie'. If you decide to have a go, please post your projects on SFN as a blog post, or just here in the comments below!
Here's how I did it;
The raw materials, I actually used three in the end.
First I cut the pallets using a table saw, this isn't strictly necessary, you can disassemble them with a hammer and bolster.
Then I tried removing the nails with a claw hammer, this was useless as most of the rusty heads stripped off and I was left with just the body of the nail still intact.
It was much easier and faster to cut them off with an angle grinder. There are loads of them!
I ran everything through the table saw to trim the edges so that all the boards were exactly the same width, again this step could be skipped if you don't have a table saw. This is the timber I was left with from two pallets, I had to do a third in the end as I was making it up as I went along. I had no initial design, I wanted to have a look at what I had to work with before making and style decisions.
I made a rough sketch primarily so I had some dimensions to work with that would suit the size of the timber I had available and assembled the frame.
Still not decided on how the legs would look, I screwed some on anyway to make working on the table top easier. I've added an inner frame 20mm lower which will hold the boards in place for the top. I was initially intending to place the boards across the table, that would have been easier as they would all have been the same length. I decided they would look better long ways though, so I added a couple of supports.
Then I began gluing and nailing the boards to the inner frame and lateral supports, some screwed from beneath too.
I cut the center ones thinner, so I wasn't left with really narrow strip on one side.
I moved the legs to the inside of the frame and added to braces, they do offer some strength to the table but they are mainly cosmetic. Kept the moss that was growing on one of the boards too!
I gave the top a quick sand with 120 grit paper, not too much though as I wanted to retain the patina and gave the whole thing two coats of V33 Aquastop. Done!
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v33 Aquastop €23
Handful of screws and nails, about a fiver!
See also 'How to make a Beach Bar from discarded pallets'!
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Doing well thanks Annie, I don't think Catharine would say the same though!
It's great!how is the foot?
Thanks Pamela :)
Very well done ..... I wish I was as pratical as you. I have a barn full of cuts of wood here as it was owned by a man who had a wood mill before me and would love to able to make some good garden furniture with it.
I have got as far as putting a plank on 2 breeze blocks for a bench and thats it. maybe you should give lessons '0)
Thanks Victoria! Yes I can make you one if you want :) email me if you like firstname.lastname@example.com
Love your pallet table - do you take orders?
I have a new project in the pipeline, I have just dismantled 10 pallets to make a beach bar, let me have your suggestions please, I want to fit the plancha in there and maybe a fridge but need your ideas for the perfect beach bar!
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The following new Rockwood School District positions are effective July 1, according to a district news release issued last week.
Executive Director of Student Services – Katie Reboulet
Katie Reboulet has held the position of Rockwood's director of human resources for the past five years. Prior to that, she served at Rockwood Valley Middle School as the principal for four years, an assistant principal for eight years, and a social studies teacher for two years. Her first year of teaching was as a social studies and community service teacher at Lafayette High School.
Reboulet earned a bachelor's degree in education from the University of Missouri-Columbia, a master's degree in secondary school administration from the University of Missouri-St. Louis, and a doctoral degree in education from Saint Louis University.
Director of Research, Evaluation and Assessment – Jeff Puls
Jeff Puls has served as the coordinator of testing for the past two years. Prior to that, he served as the coordinator of Science K-12 for a year and as a technology instructional coach for two years. He began his education career at Marquette High School where he taught science for 11 years.
Puls earned a bachelor's degree in biology and a master's degree in secondary Ssience from Truman State University. He is also certified as an eMINTS instructional specialist.
Director of Professional Learning – Jessica Vehlewald
For the past two years, Jessica Vehlewald has served as the content facilitator of social studies in Rockwood. She previously served as the coordinator of social studies for one year, and as a social studies instructional coach for four years. She served as a social studies department chairperson at Marquette High School, where she taught for seven years and as a social studies department lead at Rockwood South Middle School where she taught for eight years. In addition to this experience, she has served as an adjunct professor for Webster University and as a curriculum consultant for the Development of Model Curriculum with the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education.
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Monday afternoon Coaches Quick Hits
Mike Gundy talks about Oklahoma State's issues: "We need to limit penalties and do a better job of taking care of the ball. Defensively we have to defend the pass down the field better and tackle better in space."
"They've got a ways to go but I like the way this team practices. I like the way they work together. Over the last few years you've heard me mention the team is close and they care about each other a lot. It takes time to be able to say that."
Cutcliffe wanted Alabama game on campus at Duke: "(Neutral site) would have been short-term thinking. I think if we are going to change the culture of our program, there was no way I was interested in playing Alabama anywhere this year but Wallace Wade Stadium."
"We will have the defending national champion here. I have had a great rival relationship with Nick Saban, a great respect for what he's done. Boy, we had tremendous games when I was at Ole Miss and he was at LSU."
Quoting West Virginia OC Jeff Mullen: "(Offensive line coach) Dave Johnson did a nice job of adjusting some chip protections to help the young right tackle out there, which helped us. Whenever you win, you play good enough."
West Virginia plays says Marshall DL called out cadence: "They were calling out a cadence during the game. We don't play like that. That's just dumb. The refs did nothing about it. I think if they wouldn't be yelling, 'Go,' a lot of those penalties wouldn't have happened."
Larry Porter looking for Liberty Bowl sellout vs. MTSU: "We're looking to challenge this city to sell out the Liberty Bowl this weekend."
Les Miles talks quarterbacks: "Our quarterback play, we have to get better. I think everybody knows that. I think Jordan Jefferson has run this team and can run this team."
"[Lee] is a very strong consideration, but first ... I want to see if we can get Jordan on track. I enjoy him and I enjoy his leadership."
"We just want him to play, have some fun, smile. Maybe do some things that he's more comfortable at, maybe simplify the game plan. ... We know he can run the team, we know he has leadership ability."
"I think we just need to let [Jefferson] play."
Bob Toledo talks about loss to Ole Miss: "It stabs you a little bit in the heart. It hurt a little bit, but the kids didn't get down. The talk on the sideline was phenomenal. The talk in the locker room prior to us coaches getting in there was phenomenal. These kids, their attitude is completely different then every other year since I've been here. And that hurt, that was a big blow, but they didn't give into it."
"I talk to (offensive coordinator) Dan (Dodd) about this all the time, and I talk to the quarterback about this all the time. When you get man coverage you can't shuffle up in the pocket. You have got to throw the ball. If he plants and he throws the curl, we've maybe completed. Instead he shuffles forward and it's knocked down. He shuffles forward and he gets sacked. He's got to realize that pressure is coming, he's got man blitz, he's got man coverage. Those guys are going to break on the ball fast. We got to pull the trigger and get rid of the ball quicker. You can't be shuffling and moving your feet when guys are dogging you."
Dooley: We got spooked. Not much to say about our next opponent.
Derek Dooley just finished his Monday press conference in which he expressed disappointment with the Vols' response to adversity during the Oregon game.
Trailing 20-13 in the 3rd quarter, Tennessee threw a pick-6, and then the Vols' totally collasped mentally.
Dooley said, "We got spooked. That's where inexperience hurts you. We allowed it (pick-6) to affect us. They could probably see what it did to us psychologically. It probably energized them."
"It's like addiction. We have to acknowledge something happened (mentally after the pick-6). We can't give up 21 points in the 4th quarter, especially when it's a 14 point game. We were a bad football team in the 4th quarter."
"The good news is we have plenty of adversity ahead of us. We'll get that situation again. We're not going to be short on that situation."
This week, another top 10 team visits Neyland Stadium. This time, it's the Florida Gators.
"Not much to say about our next opponent. We know all about 'em. My biggest focus is on how we compete. They (Florida) have set the standard in the last 5 of 10 years in the league. We have so much work to do internally. Until we fix those things, it doesn't matter who we play. I'll just leave it at that."
Kick-off is set for 3:30 pm EST on CBS.
Mack Brown extremely focused, beginning preparation for Texas Tech
Here at FootballScoop headquarters, we just watched Mack Brown's LIVE press conference.
Talking about a guy who is focused…Mack rolled off about 30 stats about his team and this week's opponent, Texas Tech. After losing in Lubbock two years ago (Crabtree), Brown's focus during his presser made it clear he isn't in the mood for a repeat result.
A couple of interesting quotes from today's presser:
"On this week's depth chart, you will see some "name OR name." That just means we don't have to tell our coordinators who is in the game. It doesn't change anything. Will and Greg don't need to know because it doesn't change our game plan."
"Tommy is one of the greats when in come to giving back (to the community). He went to Iraq when he just left Auburn. Told us the trip was nice and easy. Halfway through the trip, we would talk to him. He said, "Well, if I had told you different, you wouldn't have come."
(on Virginia Tech) "Why play tough out-of-conference game if you're not going to gain from them. The one loss to Boise probably beat them twice."
"We've played really, really well on the road here. I think it's because we have confident players."
Here are some on Mack Brown's post-game quotes after defeating Wyoming 34-7:
"I'm pleased with the game. I'm happy to be 2-0. I felt much better this week about the balance that we had on offense. We used a lot more formations. Garrett [Gilbert] put us in some different things. We went through a game offensively without a turnover again. We did not have a sack again. [That is] two weeks in a row. I think - with a quick look - we had two plays we lost yardage again like last week. We still sputtered some. We didn't finish drives consistently. We dropped a touchdown pass. We've still got some things we can improve [upon]. I do think we're getting some identity now and we didn't have a lot last week."
"We had too many penalties on defense that were not only huge penalties, but they stopped third down stops and gave them first downs and let them stay on the field in the third quarter much longer than we hoped. Defensively, we also did not come up with a turnover this week, and that's something we've got to do."
"I saw a lot of improvement. They had more fun tonight. I thought they were more into the game instead of kind of standing around watching as a bunch of freshmen would do."
"Tonight we wanted to be more balanced. I thought really and truly that happened. Wyoming came in with the way we ran it last week and stacked everybody inside. They were playing inside techniques. Greg [Davis] was trying to be stubborn early and we just decided to go ahead and be who we want to be and be more wide open and be more balanced. That's why we picked up the second quarter."
"Certainly over the last two years, we knew going into the ballgame exactly how we were going to play and the direction that we were going to go. We are still in a process. We were not under center as much tonight as we were. We told the players going in that we were going to work more from the gun, but we still wanted to be able to run the ball."
Paul Johnson: Some teams are good enough to punch the clock and get by. We're not.
Georgia Tech head coach Paul Johnson was disappointed with the special teams play in the 28-25 loss at Kansas.
"As poorly as we played on offense and defense, it killed us. We did enough stupid things in special teams to cost us the game. Couple that with penalties and there you go."
"Nothing's easy," Johnson said. "You have to learn it every game. Until you go into it with that mentality, you're not going to be successful."
Georgia Tech travels to North Carolina on Saturday for a 12 pm EST kick-off.
Ed Orgeron breaks his foot, Kiffin following Pete Carroll's advice
USC assistant coach Ed Orgeron broke his foot during last Thursday's practice. Although details of the injury have not surfaced, Orgeron not surprisingly said, "I'll be fine."
In other USC news, Lane Kiffin has absolutely had it with the penalties. After two games, USC is ranked 119th nationally in penalties yards per game. The Trojans have been penalized 24 times for 240 yards.
Kiffin said, "Maybe our players are drawn to it because we put so much attention to it," Kiffin said during a conference call with reporters. "So we're going to go the other way with it and [we're] not going to talk about it all week, because it can't be worse."
"There's a couple questionable calls, but I refuse to buy into that 'Because it's SC or people are jealous' or whatever the reasons are that people think that," Kiffin said. "I actually heard that [Sunday] in our staff meeting. Someone said that. That won't be said again around here."
Instead, Kiffin will take a cue from Carroll and not influence his players with the power of suggestion.
"It's not that it won't be noticed, but I'm not going to talk about it on a daily basis like I did last week," Kiffin said. "My predecessor's whole deal was, 'Whatever you talk about they draw toward.' So maybe I screwed that one up."
USC travels to Minnesota this week. Kick-off is set for 3:30 pm EST on ESPN. You can see the entire Week #3 TV Schedule right here.
Note: You can follow Ed Orgeron in the FootballScoop Twitter Center. His latest tweet was a few days ago, "Trojans are having a great week of preparation! Focusing on Virginia and playing in the greatest Football Stadium in the world LA Coliseum!"
Monday morning Coaches Quick Hits
No smiling this week for Brian Kelly: "I know we're going to play hard, but that's not good enough anymore. So you showed me that you're going to play hard, that you're going to fight. That's a great dynamic to have on a football team. But that's not the end-all."
"What we have to do this week is we have to win a football game, and that means, quite frankly, that we've got to execute better. We've got to line up in the right position and we've got to be assignment-correct. That happens on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, and we're going to make sure that that gets coached hard during the week."
"There won't be any smiling faces around here until we get a win."
Syracuse head coach Doug Marrone takes the blame for foolish calls at Washington: "I made some bad calls. I made the toss-reverse in the red zone. We wound up kicking a field goal, making it 10-0. I could've just kept doing what we were doing, and it could've been 14-0. … I was just trying to be aggressive. That's my nature when it comes to offense."
"I made a poor decision early on. We had vertical routes in the end zone. I thought we could score a touchdown and get some momentum going in with the lead. And they ruled it a fumble. And we lost the time. And we could've kicked a field goal. So that's my fault."
Quoting Penn State quarterbacks coach Jay Paterno: "Teachable moments, I hate that term."
Bo Pelini not pleased with his team following win over Idaho: "That wasn't to our standard. I told them – I'm pretty honest with our group – defensively I wasn't happy last week (against Western Kentucky) and offensively they just got a good you-know-what chewing. They know we have high standards around this place."
"It was pretty obvious. We were careless with the ball and we were undisciplined and made too many penalties."
Quoting Colorado State head coach Steve Fairchild: "There's a lot we have to correct. We didn't tackle very well. There's a lot of things we can do better. But they're close. I like our leadership. I told the team I think we're going to be a very good team. . . . Right now it's just about staying positive. We have a game Saturday (at Miami of Ohio). It's winnable."
Doc Holliday talks about overtime loss to WVU: "I was never on a high because the game was never over. I knew that. It's a 60-minute game. Unfortunately we didn't play all 60 minutes."
Les Miles talks quarterback situation: "We're going to continue to evaluate our quarterback situation, and frankly, we're going to expect more out of the position, period. I think Jefferson definitely can, and we're going to encourage Lee."
Texas Tech DC James Willis says New Mexico changed: "We made some adjustments. Early in the season, a lot of times you don't have enough stuff on film to really get a good bead on a team. They came out and did a lot of things that were totally off from what they did last year — the first game also."
"We kind of had to adjust as the game went on, and I think our kids on the sideline did a great job of adjusting. That's what shows the maturity of a team."
Joe Paterno: Outcoached us, outplayed us, kicked the crap out of us
83-year old Joe Paterno wasn't in a good mood following a 24-3 loss at Alabama on Saturday night.
At his post-game press conference, Paterno stated, "Out-coached us, outplayed us, kicked the crap out of us. Anything else you want to know?"
When a reporter asked Paterno to repeat his comment about being outcoached, Paterno wasn't too happy. "Oh, I don't know, I said it. I haven't got the slightest idea," he yelled.
Told he was difficult to hear, Paterno responded, "Well, OK, that's tough. Get a hearing aid. I'm not in the mood."
Although Alabama took control early in the game, Penn State did have some bright spots. The Nittany Lions did not allow a sack, did not allow a single yard of punt return, and limited Alabama to just 3 of 10 third-down conversions. Penn State was penalized just 1 time for 5 yards in the game, but the Crimson Tide outgained the Nittany Lions 409 to 283 in total yardage.
"It's over. Alabama deserved to win it. They were the better football team today, a better coached team today and they deserved to win it."
Penn State hosts Kent State on Saturday. Kick-off is set for 12:00 pm EST.
Dooley: We absolutely shut it down, were not competing in the 4th quarter
After the Vols threw a pick-6 to go down 27-13 to Oregon, Derek Dooley says his offense, "absolutely shut it down." Tennessee eventually lost 48-13 in front of 102,035 fans at Neyland Stadium.
Dooley said, "We went into the fourth quarter of this game down 14 and we're not even competing and that's something we have to change. We need to change that before we get to anything else, is being able to compete for four quarters no matter what the score is."
"They all want success and they all want this personal gratification and they lose sight of what it takes to get that. I think you don't just see it in sports. These sociologists have called this the entitlement generation. And if you ask employers out there across the board, there's a consensus that this generation comes in expecting raises and expecting bonuses and wanting vacation more than ever, more than any generation in the past. . . . I think it's a generational thing and it's important that we teach them the importance of process and that you get your satisfaction from the investment you put into something."
"I hope we can see that, when we do play with the kind of intangibles that we expect them to play for 60 minutes, that we can go out and compete and we did that against a good football team. But when we don't play with those intangibles, whether it be a lack of discipline, a lack of effort, a lack of toughness, then we are going to get embarrassed and I think that's the case of whoever we play."
"You should be able to turn on the TV and, based on how we're competing, you don't know if we are winning or losing. Sometimes players nowadays they get so focused on wanting to win that they don't enjoy the competitive element of the game and they don't enjoy when it gets tough, how to fight through it and figure out a way to find solutions to have success."
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David soon attended Northwestern University, where he was classically trained in opera performance over a five-year period. While at college, he was active in several choirs and an a Capella group on campus. He also started teaching voice at that time, offering instruction to friends who paid him for lessons. One of his students sang in a band, another played the piano and wanted to learn to sing better while playing, several wanted to sing better in church, and a couple others with more singing experience simply wanted to improve their existing technique.
After graduating, David played the role of Colline in the world-renowned opera La boh�me for his operatic debut. In addition, he has performed songs in many different languages, including: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish, and Russian. David currently resides in West Los Angeles, where he attends graduate school at UCLA, and continues to teach voice in his spare time. He is also preparing to release his debut solo album.
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Tanisha is a graduate of the prestigious Berklee College of Music's Vocal and Music Business programs. Since arriving to Los Angeles, Tanisha has built a solid career providing artist development services to professional entertainers, recording artists and actors. Her services include vocal coaching, piano lessons, music theory, songwriting, performance development, media and stage training. Tanisha is also an accomplished songwriter. She is currently co-writing an upcoming project with platinum selling recording artist Shanice Wilson.
In addition to teaching music, Tanisha has enjoyed a successful career in the entertainment industry working with top tier performers such as Chaka Khan, The Black Eyed Peas, Montell Jordan and Babyface to name a few. In 2011, Tanisha launched the White Hall Arts Academy; a one stop shop performance training center for discovering the true performer in you, whether you are a beginner or a seasoned artist. Accompanying her is a staff of accomplished performers and teachers who have credits throughout the entertainment industry. The WHAA offers a conservatory-level curriculum focusing on the fundamental skills of technique, composition, artistry and performance in music, dance, drama and visual arts.
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I am a firm believer in the power of music to heal, entertain, and teach. It is our first and most vital universal human language and as such, I believe we all have the ability to learn how to communicate beautifully with music to express our deepest feelings. As a teacher it is my privilege and pleasure to help you develop.
From classical violin to jazz piano my early musical education not only spanned genres and instruments but also geographically from Austin Texas to Madison Wisconsin and finally brought me to Los Angeles where I currently reside and work teaching and playing in several bands. I embrace this diversity as I embrace my own mixed Peruvian and American cultural heritage.
Helping you or your child reach your musical dreams in a friendly-nurturing environment is my sincere desire and obligation as your teacher. Discipline is required and to be expected, however, an overly rigid or demanding routine can do more harm than good. I believe attention must be paid to individual learning styles. Therefore, as a teacher I have learned to observe carefully at first and custom tailor a practice routine with each student aimed at achieving their goals. I believe the study of music helps foster a deep level of self-confidence and self realization, which eventually leads the student to discover a portion of himself he would otherwise never know. My goal is to inspire others with this joy, which is everyone's birthright and an important key in finding happiness.
A gifted singer-songwriter of Pop, Rock, World and Reggae songs that possess that timeless quality. He has recorded with 2 time Grammy nominated producer Barry Goldberg (Eagles, Robbie Robertson, Verve Pipe, Marilyn Manson). He has released three CDs, had songs featured in compilations and in feature length film, toured North America, and taught guitar, piano, and voice both privately and in an all ages Montessori school in Santa Monica. He consistently played in a variety of bands while earning an A.A. in music from SMC and later a B.A. in Ethnomusicology from UCLA, where he earned distinction as an excellent student both academically and in musical performance. He brought passion to his performances with legends, Fransisco Aguabellas Afro Cuban ensemble, Brazilian Batucada ensemble, African-American gospel choir, music and dance of Ghana, and the Balinese Gamelan ensemble. As a member of several original LA bands, (Las Manchas, Samson Simpson, Toussaint, Mentone, and Cloth) he has performed at world famous venues and toured North America. He co-wrote and co-produced the first EP records by Samson Simson with Ronen Navah, and also co-produced Mentone's first full-length record, "Empire" with Ronen Navah and Aki Ehara" Currently he is developing his new band, Spicy Fernandez, which has released a few singles on the internet and is getting a good buzz from Industry heavy weights.
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As a teacher / clinician, Byron has taught hundreds at schools, colleges, privately and as a contract artist for the State of California. He was on faculty at academically elite Deep Springs College for several years until moving from that area; he is currently on faculty at California College of Music in Pasadena. Players of all levels and styles benefit from his private instruction online via video-chat technology. He teaches all Fretted Instruments, Keyboards, Vocals, and non-instrument-specific musical curricula to players of all instruments.
He teaches all levels and styles, from absolute beginners to seasoned pros who need to break off their plateaus.
Professionally, Byron has worked with Melanie, Michael MacDonald, Keith Emerson, Frank Stallone, Tiffany, Michael McKnight, Billy Davis Jr, Barry Coffing, Tim Bogert and a slew of other Grammy winners and #1 hit artists in the studio and on stage; as a Composer / Arranger / Producer, he's scored many hours of footage for Film and TV and written, arranged and produced every style for live shows and records. He's worked with NBC, FOX, Discovery, ABC, Warner, Motown etc. and has been on many live international TV concert broadcasts, movies and TV shows; he's been musical director of a $250,000.00 theatrical musical's 3-month run, written a symphony and conducted its premier. In 2010, he spearheaded the writing of a major-label rock opera by an international team with multiple platinum records and number-one hits under its belt.
Having 'dabbled' on piano from babyhood, Byron officially commenced his musical escapades on ukulele at 3, guitar at five and began formal education on piano at nine with acclaimed Bay Area concert pianist Gloria Dolan. His real education began at 21, at Grove School of Music, where he attended the much-lauded Composing / Arranging Program and was very fortunate to have instructors Sammy Nestico (orchestration), Diz Mullins (copying), Lalo Schifrin (thematic development), Henry Mancini (music business), Dick Grove (Composing /Arranging) Tom Scott, etc. He also studied improv with Russell Tuttle, staff guitarist with Columbia.
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I've had my iMac since December, and this started happening a few days ago. There's an "updates available" notification in the dock, but when I go into the Mac App Store and click "Updates" it searches for a few seconds, then reports no updates available. The notification stays in the dock and the App Store Updates button.
Today, the notification badge said 2 updates available. When I checked, the App Store listed just BBEdit as having an update available. I installed that update. And now the notification badges say there are still 2 updates available, but the App Store can't find any more updates! I've only ever logged into the App Store with one AppleID, and I've double checked I'm using the same one. (My wife has a different ID, but I've never used that to login to the App Store.) Any clues on what's happening here or how I can fix this? |
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Thinly slice a baguette; arrange in a single layer on a baking sheet. Brush with softened butter and sprinkle with salt and sugar. Bake at 425 degrees F until lightly golden, about 7 minutes. Let cool slightly.
Toss 2 sliced bananas with 1 tablespoon melted butter; spread on a baking sheet. Sprinkle with sugar and bake at 425 degrees F until golden, about 10 minutes. Spread hazelnut butter on the toast rounds. Top with the roasted bananas, whipped cream and chopped hazelnuts.
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