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We are all familiar with the struggles that composers face in finding artistic and professional success. The difficulties are enormous and the external rewards are few.
Given the challenges, it's easy to lose sight of a few broader benefits of composing. Here is my list of the reasons why composers' work is valuable:
- There are so many people who devote their lives to destroying things, it's important to have just as many people devoted to creation, in order to balance out the human ledger. In our own lives, we often destroy things — intentionally and unintentionally — composing is a way of balancing out our personal ledgers.
- Composers create a unique record of what it means to be alive at this moment. Their record is different from poetry or prose, it's different from visual representations. Without that record, we, as a civilization, know ourselves a little less, and the future understands us a little less, which is to our detriment.
- Composers teach the world to listen more closely. We will never reach a point where people listen too closely to themselves, or to one another. Our presence, our work, can serve as a reminder that listening brings greater wisdom and awareness.
- Composers make a unique connection to the past and the future. The musical ideas that get passed on and transformed from the beginning of time to the end are a tangible demonstration of the consistency and variance of life itself.
- New music surprises us, and rewards us for our willingness to be surprised. Developing the ability to accept and grow from surprise is a crucial survival skill.
- Living composers, forging music from their best and worst thoughts, demonstrate that the joys and indignities we all experience in our daily lives should never be wasted.
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- It feels good. Never underestimate the importance of doing things that give you a sense of accomplishment and satisfaction. Those good feelings feed one another, feed our relationships with others, and in turn are passed on to people we never meet.
If, as individual composers, we are ignored in our own lifetimes or forgotten when we die, that is beyond our control and, to a certain extent, irrelevant to our purpose. The truth is, most people are ignored and forgotten by society at large, and each one of us has come from a long line of ignored and forgotten people, what Thoreau called lives of quiet desperation. For adolescents, this is a tragedy. For adults, it should be an inspiration.
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Step into a world where greens team up with noodles, fruits, and grilled vegetables in extraordinary, zesty combinations; where vegetables, dressed in unusual spices, explode into lush, aromatic meatless dishes. You are dining at Café Ambrosia. Welcome. Open since October 21, 2000 (in the former location of an Azteca franchise), the restaurant is perched over the eastern shore of Seattle's Lake Union. The stark angularity of the light green stucco building does not prepare you for the burst of originality within. Inside, linen tablecloths, soft lighting, and elegant cuisine conspire to create a quiet, peaceful atmosphere overlooking the water. Café Ambrosia is an upscale gourmet vegetarian restaurant that features an international menu. Its mission: to furnish an unforgettable vegetarian dining experience. Those looking for tofu stir-fried with a few simple vegetables and soy sauce should scramble over to another location—Café Ambrosia's specialty is elegant cuisine, artfully presented. The unexpected flavors pay homage to cooking from various regions of the world, as is obvious from the names on the menu, like "Winter Israeli Couscous" and "Thai Gnocchi." The great news is that these colorful, fragrant, flavorful dishes also bolster a healthy lifestyle, and utilize the best possible ingredients. One Seattle diner describes the experience as "sensual." The heart and mind of this unique restaurant are Francis and Carol Janes. They are a slender, graceful pair, radiating good health. Where Francis is petite, Carol is willowy. Francis is a third-generation restauranteur, and hails from Vancouver, British Columbia. Carol, a Seattle native, is a lawyer and still regularly participates in the PAWS attorney workgroup. She is also an avid musician, and has performed in numerous Gilbert & Sullivan Society productions. Dressed in a trim white apron over pin-striped black pants, Francis pauses for a few minutes in the midst of a hectic Friday night dinner shift to share his reflections on opening a vegan, haute-cuisine restaurant in Seattle. Perched on a stool, he heaves a sigh that seems understated for a busy restauranteur. His large eyes are intent and thoughtful, though not without humor. "It's a busy night!" he remarks. "I will need to go soon to check on our guests. I like to talk to diners, hear what they think about the restaurant." This concern over every diner's experience seems to be the hallmark of Ambrosia's spirit of hospitality. The Janes' goal is to provide a gracious atmosphere and a happy, memorable experience for their guests. In many ways, Café Ambrosia is an extension of the astounding multi-course dinner parties for which Francis and Carol were well-known among friends and family. They feel that the shared dining experience is a pivotal event among loved ones, and are excited to extend this hospitality to the Seattle community at large. Food, in their opinion, has a greater function than merely sating hunger. "Healthy food nurtures both the body and soul," comments Francis. Restaurants are generally the fruition of their owners' dreams, but Café Ambrosia is also the embodiment of a cherished philosophy: an organic, vegan lifestyle. Many people's faces curl up in horror at the implied restrictions of the vegan diet—no meat or dairy products—but no one seems to be suffering at Café Ambrosia. Unusual, succulent combinations such as Vegan Spanish Paella ("Fragrant saffron paella with seared oyster mushrooms, spiced apples, grilled broccolini, and green onions, presented with creamy mint chile sauce") are the reason why. Are you quivering with hunger yet? Janes is especially proud of a lemon dessert he calls "Teasecake" (made with millet and cashews), which is a tasty, but healthier, non-dairy reincarnation of the sinful cheesecake. So why eat vegan? Francis's own switch to vegetarianism came on the heels of a close friend's bout with cancer. Watching his friend suffer through painful treatments, Janes decided to investigate a healthier lifestyle for himself to stave off such disease. "It was fascinating to discover the impact of food on health and the body. It became clear to me that the North American diet is not good. It's high in fat, sodium, and protein. Not enough fiber." A plant-based diet has the additional endorsement of offering antioxidants, fiber, and phytochemicals, all of which promote good health. The diet is low in saturated fats and is cholesterol-free. "I made the switch mainly to give myself the best chance of avoiding cancer and disease." But after conducting his own research, he found more reasons beside health—revolving around ethical, ecological, and humanitarian issues—to confirm his new commitment. "A vegan diet is more efficient ecologically, and shows compassion for sentient beings, not just the few we call pets." Fewer natural resources are used in a plant-based diet than one that is animal-based. Large-scale animal food production systems gobble up land and vegetation, and also generate enormous amounts of waste that harm soil and waterways. With 10 years of veganism under his belt, Francis has noticed positive changes. "It was a remarkable change for me in health, especially after giving up dairy products. Because I used to have [respiratory problems] and couldn't breathe well. Now I haven't missed a day of work in 10 years." He was skillful enough in the kitchen to adapt to vegetarianism without a problem. Janes received culinary training at a cooking school in England, but his education began informally at an early age, in the kitchens of family restaurants and at home. "I was baking bread by the age of 10." He credits his grandfather with inspiring him to cook. "He had a restaurant in Newfoundland called The Boston Café. It had sandwiches, soups, and pies—basic fare. It was great going there." Janes pauses and flashes a wide smile. "Every time I went to grandpa's, I got pie!" He joined forces with his father to open The Wok Inn in Vancouver, where he was also the chef. Already interested in preparing healthy food, Janes specialized in cooking fresh Asian dishes without MSG or other additives. In creating a high-end organic restaurant, Janes says his intention was to 'elevate the vegan menu.' "We wanted to show you could have good dining on a plant-based diet. We wanted to be more elaborate, and show more attention to detail." Internally, Ambrosia fosters creativity among its workers. "This restaurant is a collaborative effort," explains Janes. "We rely on talented chefs in the kitchen." The collaboration bears fruit in the form of menu items like Smoked Tandoori-Spiced Yams, served over savory coconut tapioca garnished with tamarind cranberry chutney and mint oil. "We also work with suppliers and ask them what new products are available—like new potatoes, squash, legumes." Menus rotate to reflect seasonal availability of produce. Janes and his chefs have a constant supply of new foods to experiment with. "There are 70,000 known edible plants but [in North America] we eat only 7,000." Ambrosia has gotten good reviews in the papers, and the Janeses are pleased with its progress. The restaurant business is an unrelenting proposition, though, and Francis invests most of his waking hours in Ambrosia. "To own a restaurant, you must love the business, love food, love giving your customers a consistently outstanding experience." Comments from customers such as, "That's the most delicious meal I've ever had!" fuel Janes and his work. Although Seattle is home to a highly vegetarian-friendly population, the customer Janes seeks is not necessarily a vegan. "I would like to have many non-vegetarians come here and take interest in using more vegetarian food in their diets. I like helping people explore new possibilities in eating." In addition to offering cooking classes, he hopes to write a cookbook. Café Ambrosia strives toward stocking their cellars at least 90% full of organic food (many come from local sources), including: grains, legumes, fruits, vegetables, mushrooms, nuts, seeds, herbs, and spices. Even the beverages must fall under code, and 90% of their coffee, tea, juice, wines and beers are certified organic or use ingredients derived from organic production. So what exactly constitutes organic food? It refers to products that have been grown without synthetic fertilizers or pesticides. Natural methods, which have less impact on the environment, are substituted for chemical-intensive agriculture. Organic foods are usually processed very little in order to retain nutrients and avoid dousings in artificial preservatives, many of which may have deleterious effects on human health. Organic growers make use of insects, mulch, and sustainable cultivation techniques. Organic food is produced on a much smaller scale than traditional commercial farming, and is more labor-intensive. According to Janes, many chefs agree that organic foods have a superior taste to conventionally grown products. Organic farming has several other benefits, such as increasing water quality. Since chemical pesticides end up in water run-off that feeds into streams and lakes, they affect aquatic populations. Also, organic farmers tend to utilize more exotic varieties of greens and vegetables, which ensures biodiversity. The Janeses have strong civic sensibilities, and would like Café Ambrosia to serve as a positive example of organic living, and bring their talents and ideas to the public. They hope to help in the process of transitioning to a society that saves, rather than wastes, its resources. "Adopting a vegetarian diet and supporting organic farming is a step in this direction."
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Debris still litters much of the landscape of Falls Church on Monday, more than three days after the deadly derecho that struck the greater D.C. area moved through.
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Nutty Artichoke Spread Recipe
I keep a can of artichoke hearts in my pantry so I can quickly make my signature appetizer at a moment's notice. I find wheat or whole grain crackers nicely complements the artichoke. Everyone likes this warm spread.Susan Kruspe, Shortsville, New York
- 2/3 cup mayonnaise
- 1 tablespoon lemon juice
- 1 tablespoon finely chopped onion
- 1 can (14 ounces) water-packed artichoke hearts, rinsed, drained and quartered
- 2 cups (8 ounces) shredded cheddar cheese
- 1/2 cup finely chopped pecans, toasted
- 4 bacon strips, cooked and crumbled
- Assorted crackers
- In a large bowl, combine the mayonnaise, lemon juice and onion. Stir in the artichokes, cheese, pecans and bacon. Spoon into a greased 9-in. pie plate.
- Bake at 350° for 15-20 minutes or until cheese is melted. Serve with crackers. Yield: 4 cups.
Originally published as Nutty Artichoke Spread in Taste of Home Christmas Annual
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On September 14, around 8 p.m., the Punta Gorda Police Department responded to the parking lot of Charlotte High School after getting a call about an attempted strong-arm robbery. The victim told police that a white male, described as wearing khaki shorts, black T-shirt, possibly between the ages of 15 and 20, tried to grab her purse from her while she was walking toward her car. The victim says she and the suspect struggled for the purse for a moment before he violently slammed her into her car.
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She also told detectives he was last seen running south through the parking lot, toward Cooper Street.
Punta Gorda Police are seeking the public's help in providing any information that may lead to the identity of the suspect or suspects that were involved in the attempted robbery.
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Duke Receives Part of $10 Million Grant from CDC to Help Reduce Health Care-Associated Infections
New Superbug Surpasses MRSA Infection Rates in Community Hospitals
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A device resembling a tall, slender R2-D2 from Star Wars bathes a room in blue light, which streams through the blinds into the hallway of the patient care unit. Inside ensues a battle of good versus evil, light versus infection.
"This is a new, big thing," says Duke's Luke Chen, MD. Chen is co-investigator of a study that will test the effectiveness of standard chemical cleaning practices compared to standard chemical cleaning plus a new ultraviolet light technology for cleaning hospital rooms and reducing the spread of health-care-associated infections.
"This portable ultraviolet light device creates a radiation sea that can clean almost all surfaces in a room in 20 minutes," says Chen. "In the case of hardier bacteria like C. difficile, the cleaning takes approximately 40 minutes."
The technology is part of a Duke study funded by a $10-million grant from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's Prevention Epicenter Program, which supports efforts to develop and test innovative approaches to reducing infections in health care settings.
The ultraviolet light devices, called Tru-D (for total room ultraviolet disinfection), will be placed in the rooms of patients (after they've been discharged) who had contagious conditions or infections due to drug-resistant organisms like MRSA.
Investigators use fluorescent markers to identify high-touch areas in hospital rooms, such as bedrails. Afterwards, black light is used to assess how well the room was cleaned.
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"Prior small-scale studies suggest objects in patient rooms, such as television remotes, bedrails, and equipment, commonly become contaminated with bacteria," says Sexton.
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Hey I'm new to this and I'm not really sure how to make my profile and signature. It could possibly be cuz I'm on an iPod. I'm very interested in the older trucks from like 66-87. I love working on them and I love their style. I drive a 79 k25 so if you have any pics of any older trucks feel free to show em to me.
07-20-2012, 07:49 PM #2Welcome Aboard! I would love to find a 1968 K10 short bed to fix up with my son, one of my favorite year GMC's
2011 GMC Sierra 2500HD SLE 4WD/Z71 Crew Cab Gray Green Metallic 6.0 Gas 6spd Auto 3.73 gears, HD locking rear differential. 18"Alum Wheels (Stock) Stock Michelin LTX AT-II Tires, Banks Monster Exhaust, Westin Platinum SS Oval Step Bars, EGR Window Deflectors, Extang Trifecta Tonneau, Front and back Weathertech Digitech liners. Factory Remote Start with Onstar App on iPhone.
2003 GMC Envoy SLE Black 4WD 4.2 175,000 Miles all original drivetrain and runs like a champ and no rust or rot!
07-20-2012, 08:37 PM #3Welcome to the club!
Convenience Package: Adjustable Pedals, Remote Start, Electric Rear Window Defogger, Rear Parking Assist
Power Tech. Package| Volant CAI| GMC Upgraded Grill| Line-X Premium Bedliner| AVS Smoke Headlight Covers| Demolded| AMI Black Grill Emblem| AMI Black Rear Emblem| EGR In-Channel Window Visors| IPCW Third Brake Light| IPCW LED Fiber Optic Tail Lights| IJDM Dome & License Plate LED's| Flowmaster Exhaust W/ 3" Black Chrome Tips| OEM 20" Rims W/ Goodyear Eagle LS2
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07-20-2012, 11:19 PM #4Welcome to the club!
2009 Chevy Silverado!
Blacked out tail lights + 3rd brake light l Tint: 35% front windows and Limo on the rest l Hard wired Valentine One radar detector l Pirelli Scorpion Ice & Snow tires with GM CK375 wheels l Hand welded receiver hitch l HID lighting l SMD lighting l Blacked out front and rear emblems l Cherry Bomb Extreme exhaust dumped l 2 Kenwood 12's powered by a Kenwood amp w/ an Base control l
2007 Chevy Tahoe LTZ---2012 Chevy Cruze
"Let's just agree that a perfect truck is hard to find, and we'll drive the Silverado till we find it." - Car and Driver
07-21-2012, 12:18 AM #5Welcome
@4x4squared has a truck from that time frame
If at first you don't succeed, chances are, you are using too small of a cheater bar
1999 GMC Sierra SLT Z71 | 5.3 Vortec | Spectre Cold Air Intake | TransDapt TBS | Hypertech 30005 Tune | 2005 Chevy Tails | Denali headlights | AWS Bug Shield | 265/75/16 Mastercraft Courser A/T | "Ghetto" painted tailgate | Boss HD Speakers | 2005 Overhead Console | Dual Thrush Turbo Mufflers
Bigger Amp Alternator | Electric Fans | Oil/Trans Fluid cooler | Re-done exhaust | Paint | Interior Restoration/upgrade with newer model stuff | Window Visors (In channel) | Tint | Low-Profile Tool Box | LEDs throughout stock cab locations | And whatever is spurr of the moment
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07-21-2012, 06:43 AM #6Welcome to the club, It's good to have you with us.
07-21-2012, 09:24 AM #7Welcome to the G M T C ! I had new '71, '73, '76, '77 and '85 Chevy p/u's. All great trucks!
2010 Z/71 Colorado C/C
Black 4X4 w/5.3L V8
2007 Winnebago Adventurer
w/8.1L Chevy & Allison 6spd.
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07-21-2012, 11:42 AM #8Welcome to the GMTC Family!! I hope that you are enjoying the site... @4x4squared has two trucks; C10 and a K10.. message him and get chatting and exchange pictures. I can help you with your signature, I am good at these things.. Most members will tell you that.. LOL PM-message me and I will help you.
Nice to have you here!
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3" LiftMeister Body Lift Kit|Skyjacker Suspension| MagnaFlow Exhaust w/tip |Hella Supertone Horns| Blacked out Body
"Silly Boys! Lifted Trucks are for Girls"
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07-21-2012, 04:56 PM #9Welcome to the club........
2011 Silverado "Black Widow Edition"
7" Lift
35" Mickey Thompson Baja ATZ's
20" American Racing Rims With -24 offset
Recon Smoked Led Tail and 3rd Brake Lights
MCX Conversion Package.....
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Rockford Fosgate 1000w Prime Amp
07-21-2012, 10:12 PM #10welcome to the club! finally a fellow squarebody lover lol was starting to feel a lil lonely :P
5.7L 350| .420 Cam | Bored 0.030 | Edelbrock intake manifold | 600 Cfm Edelbrock Carburetor | Long tube headers | Shift kit | Chrome dress up kit | Flowmaster 40's exhaust | Edelbrock heads | Custom paint
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I don't know how many of you have seen the commercials for this upcoming CBS show....but it looks like it will be quite good. The show is featuring twelve dogs and their owners who will complete each week for a $250,000 prize (think about the dog treats that could buy!). The shows website says that there will be challenges each week to test the owners' ability to train their dogs and that one team will be eliminated each week.
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(Thin)kpads compared: Lenovo ThinkPad X1 vs. ThinkPad Edge E220s
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ELMIRA, N.Y. -- The New York State United Teachers union has filed a lawsuit against the state to protect school districts from unfair cuts.
The union argues the two percent tax cap enacted in June of 2011 is unfair to rural districts because they are unable to raise funds to pay for schooling.
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