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Eric Stonestreet Going from a Modern Family to a Haunted One in American Horror Story
More casting news for yet another guest star on FX's upcoming "American Horror Story" came out over the weekend, this time involving a very familiar face for fans of situation comedies: Eric Stonestreet, who plays Cameron on ABC's hit comedy "Modern Family" will be appearing in a November episode of "AHS".
More American Horror Story Casting News: Morris Chestnut Sheds His Lizard Skin to Take on Hauntings
And the cast for the highly anticipated new series from FX - "American Horror Story" - grows a bit more with the addition of interstellar TV star Morris Chestnut, who was last seen getting all lizardy in the now cancelled "V".
More American Horror Story Casting News: Sarah Paulson Signs on for Four Episodes
With a background that includes stints on "American Gothic", Serenity, and the upcoming Martha Marcy May Marlene, a four-episode arc on FX's "American Horror Story" should be a piece of cake for the show's newly announced guest star, Sarah Paulson. Look for her to portray a medium named Billie Dean.
American Horror Story: More Teasers and TV Spots
With its October 5th premiere date drawing closer every day, "American Horror Story" has increased its promotional push, and we've found two new teaser trailers of around 30 seconds each and three very similar TV spots that comes in at 11 second each. And the more we watch, the more anxious we are to find out if the show can live up to its hype. We'll all see soon, but my vote is YES!
You're All Gonna Die in Third Teaser Trailer for American Horror Story!
More creepy goodness has made its way online in promotion of the upcoming chiller of a TV series "American Horror Story" and it just keeps getting weirder and weirder. We totally approve! Dig it!
More Casting News from American Horror Story Goes Bump in the Night
Yet more casting news coming in for the highly anticipated new FX horror show that's looking to deliver more than its fair share of shivers and chills. Who's the next person to be haunting your tube this fall? Read on for details.
Heroes Star Zachary Quinto Returning to TV for American Horror Story; Two-Part Halloween Episode in the Works
The day just isn't complete without some news about FX's upcoming series "American Horror Story", and we have two pretty cool items to share. First is that former "Heroes" star Zachary Quinto has signed on for a four-episode (at least) arc, and second is that the powers-that-be are prepping a big two-part Halloween episode whose conclusion will air on October 31st.
New American Horror Story Teaser Ready to Deliver the Chills
Another slice of ultra-weird spookery from the upcoming FX show "American Horror Story" is kicking at the Internet's womb and we have every second of it right here for you minus the labor pains. Dig it!
American Horror Story Creeps onto FX October 5th
FX has been creating quite a buzz with its slew of promotional spots for the chilling upcoming series "American Horror Story." You know the ones I'm talking about, with the pregnant woman in the path of a creepy looking thing in a latex suit, the presumably dead looking baby doll (or baby?) and the mysterious arms playing cello on people's bellies. Intrigued word of mouth has definitely been circulating, and in just a few short weeks we'll get a chance to engorge ourselves with what looks to be a veritable feast for the eyes.
Lily Rabe to Help FX Tell an American Horror Story
The offspring of a true Hollywood legend is joining the cast of FX's upcoming "American Horror Story": Lily Rabe, daughter of Jill Clayburgh, has signed on for six episodes, playing the original owner of the haunted house in which the series is primarily set.
FX Unveils Creepy New American Horror Story Promo Poster
The more we see of FX's upcoming "American Horror Story", the more we like. And now that we've peeked at the series' new official promo poster, we're convinced we're right that Ryan Murphy and Brad Falchuk have something pretty creepy up their sleeves. Dig it!
Another American Horror Story Trailer and Casting News
We don't know about you cats, but we're really stoked to see what the latest horror series to come our way, FX's "American Horror Story", has in store for us. Time for another look and even some casting news!
Third Teaser Clip from American Horror Story and a Bit of Casting News
The third and final teaser clip from FX's "American Horror Story" has made it way online, and it features a moment of lust and illicit passion. Who couldn't use a little bit of that on a Friday? In addition, we have some casting news for the show.
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The way you use your time is the way you live your life.
Posted on March 4, 2014, under Self-Care Time, Time and Energy.
Breathing. It's something we all do, pretty much every moment of our lives. And yet, we pay it little mind … our breathing.
And that's to our detriment, because our breathing has a huge impact on how we experience our moments and our time. Indeed, our breathing can reduce our stress – or it can increase it. And we have a great deal of control over that!
In today's frantic and fast-paced world, everything seems to happen at breakneck speed. It's vital that you take care of yourself so you remain calm and happy throughout the day. Practices like yoga and meditation offer rich opportunities to learn to deal with stress – and in both instances, your breathing is key.
Practicing disciplines like yoga and meditation equip you to be able to remain relaxed in even the most stressful situations. But stepping back from these particular disciplines and focusing only on breathing, you'll find that the power to relax and de-stress is really just an exhalation away!
Why is that? Well, when we are under stress one of our knee-jerk reactions is to try to manage or control the situation. We tighten up. Physiologically, our muscles tense and our heartbeat probably speeds up. Quite often, we also either hold our breath or – depending on the situation – our breathing may get faster. There's one thing that all of these responses to stress share – they ADD to our stress!
Now, these are, as I said, knee-jerk reactions; we can change them by making conscious choices about how we take care of ourselves and respond to stress. And we can enhance and enrich those choices by practicing the skills that help!
So here are some ideas to try. Yoga and meditation are the vehicles and breathing is the heart of the matter.
You will experience the benefits of deep breathing directly and immediately. As you continue to practice, you'll find that it profoundly affects not just your responses to stress but the energy and creativity that you are able to access in stressful situation. Deep breathing, from your belly, is an amazingly simple and powerful tool for transforming your time!
So, what are you waiting for? The sooner you begin, the sooner you'll experience the life changing benefits of being able to relax and feel empowered in any situation.
There are 2 Responses to "Breathing: Your Portable, Powerful and Dependable Stress-Reducer"
#1 Kathryn Merrow - 05 March, 11:29 AM
Hi Paula,
Terrific article to remind people to just breathe! Beside all of the benefits you mentioned, breathing helps relax the muscles around the spine and ribs and so causes more comfort in that way, too.
Practice breathing into different parts of your chest and back–lower, one side then the other, upper–and you will affect more muscles.
Breathing is good medicine!
#2 Paula Eder - 05 March, 12:22 PM
Thanks so much for your comments, Kathryn. I appreciate your sharing your extensive knowledge … and how you expanded on the post with some excellent particulars.
I encourage readers to try these suggestions – and then stop back and let us know how it helps!
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National Zoological Park located in Delhi was established in the year 1959. It houses a variety of flora and fauna and is visited by many tourists.
The National Zoological Park originally known as the Delhi Zoo is located near the Old Fort in the city of
. Established in the year 1959, the zoo is of the very best and largest zoos in Asia. It is stretched over a 176 acre of land. National Zoological Park houses almost 1350 animals representing almost 130 species of animals and birds from around the world. The zoo has been planned and designed as a natural habitat for the variety of species of animals and birds from Africa, Australia, America and Asia.
History of National Zoological Park
Indian Board for Wildlife created a committee in 1952. It was entrusted with the duty of creating a zoo for Delhi. It was done to provide shelter to animals and birds and provide recreation to people at large.
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. It was also decided that the Central Government would develop the park and hand over the administration to the Delhi Government as the wildlife was managed by Forest Department of the Delhi Government. Mr. N.D. Bachkheti, an official from Indian Forest Service was assigned the duty on 1st October 1955 for setting up the zoo. At the set up stage Major Weinmann, Director of the Ceylon Zoological Garden, Colombo was invited and asked to help the community to draw a co-ordinated plan for development of the Park. He then submitted a report along with a preliminary plan. However, for a long time he was not available for further consultations hence it was decided to call upon Mr Carl Hagenbeck the owner of the famous Animal Park at Hamburg, West Germany. In March 1956, he presented a preliminary plan and gave the idea of usage of open moat enclosures in the zoo. The plan was then modified according to the required conditions and approved by the Indian government in December 1956.
By the end of 1959, the Northern part of the zoo was complete. The roads, waterways, moats, ponds and animal houses had been constructed over the Northern half of the area, lawns laid and plantation done. Animals which had been arriving for some time were kept in temporary enclosures around Azimganj Sarai. These were then shifted to the zoo. The Park was formally inaugurated on 1st November, 1959 by Mr Punjab Rao Deshmukh, Hon`ble Minister of the
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The National Zoological Park is rich in flora and fauna. Moving to the right from the entrance visitors reach the enclosures for animals that include Chimpanzee, Hippopotamus, Spider monkey, African Wild Buffalo, Gir Lion and Zebras etc. on the lift side the enclosures of water animals are located. One can also see a number of migratory birds like Peafowl, Hyenas, Macaque, Jaguar, etc in the swamps that had been made for the water birds. The underground Reptile Home complex is also located here that houses the nocturnal animals like King Cobra, Pythons and a number of other species.
National Zoological Park has approximately 200 varieties of trees. Some of them hanging deep yellow Alamtas or the Phulahi hedges, drought resistant Lahura trees, Delhi Bistendu, etc. The zoo can be seen on foot or tourists can also avail a battery operated vehicle that can be rented at the zoo. Visitors are prohibited from bringing any food from outside. However, there is a canteen in the zoo. It is also an ideal spot for arranging picnics in winter.
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- TagaytayCaroline CarlosMember ofLocal CultureBudget TravelersBusiness Travelers+ 2
Dec 22, 2013
- Foodies
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Great day trip or overnight trip just a short drive south of Manila. If you're a foodie, you're in luck as there are a lot of delicious eateries. I, personally, would make a foodie trip out of it; but for outdoor enthusiasts, there's the hike up Taal Volcano. Families can just hang out in little huts on the cliff, looking out over a great view while eating excellent local cuisine.Recommended for:FoodiesOutdoor EnthusiastsFamily TravelersLocal Culture
- TagaytayAnnabelle DaokaewNov 25, 2013
A few months ago, my nephew had a destination wedding in Tagaytay and it was one of my most enjoyable trips in the Philippines indeed. Their wedding took place at the Chapel on the Hill located in Don Bosco, Batulao, Batangas City, a good 20 minutes drive from the town proper. After the church wedding, everyone drove to Ladera Grill at Splendido located in Tagaytay Ridge Road, Laurel, and enjoyed cocktails with a breathtaking view of Taal Volcano while the cool and fresh air enveloped me. This was followed by a sumptuous dinner in a very relaxing, traditional Spanish style residence turned restaurant, Antonio's, which is considered one of the top restaurants in the Philippines. We ended the night at T Lounge at T House for the after party. There are various top rated accommodations in Tagaytay and here are my suggestions: Discovery Country Suites, One Tagaytay Place, Taal Vista Lodge, Pina Colina and Tagaytay Highlands. Apart from those 2 mentioned restaurants, I would recommend Josephine's for authentic Filipino dishes, Cafe Verbena and Buon Giorno.
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Much closer to Manila compared to Baguio City due to the cool climates, Tagaytay offers plenty of things to do and see. Great getaway from the suburban and bustling part of the metro area of Manila.
If you're from the Philippines, I'm sure there's better and easier ways to get to Tagaytay, but for others, you can take a short plane trip here. The city is known for the Taal Volcano, in which many tourists come to visit and take in the serene views. If you care to take a closer approach of the volcano, I believe there's boats that you can rent to take yourself there. However, my secret is to go to People's Park in the Sky. The mansion was to be used by former president Marcos, instead they converted it for the public. So there's more history to be told when you come here.
If you're looking for more family activities that many kids will want to enjoy, Tagaytay has the nearby city of Laguna that has an amusement park. Quite like Disneyland, Enchanted Kingdom has rollercoaster rides, games, and playful cartoon characters to bask yourselves in for fun!
Also, Tagaytay has many vast lands of exotic flowers, plants, and trees surrounding the city. So the best place to catch 18-holes for a round of golf....you've come to the right place! Plus, the white beach sand resorts are spectacular! A stretch mile of sand, surf, rays of sun, and the beauty of the city....I leave the city with nothing but fond memories!Recommended for:Family Travelers
- TagaytayChristy DedomoJul 05, 2012
they dubbed this as the baguio city of the south. weather here is like up in baguio, cooler than in the city of manila. is somewhat in a higher elevation and not as busy as in th city. fresh fruits abound the place and are cheaper before they bring them to manila.lots of foreigners come here to retire.
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Nice little town. The area has pineapple fields and lush greenery. We ate a nice restaurant overlooking the volcano where I had my first and last scoop of ube ice cream.
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Evo-stik Northern Premier League First Division South - Halesowen Town 1 Leek Town 0
Posted: March 05, 2014|
LEEK Town's promotion aspirations took a knock when they fell to a narrow defeat in a full-bloodied encounter against title rivals Halesowen at the Grove on Saturday.
Blues came in for some rough treatment at the hands of the fired-up Yeltz, who picked up three cautions in the opening half.
Leek victims included John Johnston, Jordan Johnson, Dicker, Karl Espley and Dan Shelley, as shuddering challenges went in.
The home side broke the stalemate just after the half hour with Leek temporarily down to ten men whilst Ryan Dicker's head wound was being assessed.
Dicker was unable to continue and he was replaced by Paul Donnelly.
Blues had a penalty turned down early in the second half and then went close to claiming a point deep into added time – but substitute Tim Grice lost out in a one-on-one situation with the keeper.
Leek had some defending to do throughout the game and Ben Chapman kept his side in with a chance by pulling off a string of outstanding saves, while the home side used their long throw tactic to great effect.
After the game, Blues' boss Lee Casswell said: "I was really disappointed with the result and our first half performance.
"But I was more disappointed with the referee. Halesowen's tactic seemed to be to bully us out of the game and, although he handed them three first half yellows, the referee should have stopped some of the things that were going on out there.
"It was a major factor to concede when we were temporarily down to ten men whilst Ryan was receiving treatment."
Casswell named the same starting line-up that produced a good win over Gresley earlier in the week after skipper Sam Hall recovered from a whack in the eye whilst Paul Donnelly and Niall MaGuire returned to the squad to win seats on the bench.
The first Yeltz player to enter the referee's book was Aaron Forde for a shocking challenge on Jordan Johnson, before John Johnston was also clattered and left in need of treatment.
In the 16th minute, the Leek defence came under attack again when a free kick was driven into the box and twice Blues were forced to clear off the line. Shelley was barged in the back in the 19th minute and from the free kick, Andy Kinsey got the slightest of touches but the keeper got down belatedly to turn the ball round the upright.
Johnston came in for more unwarranted attention from Halesowen defender Asa Charlton and had to be calmed down by Ryan Dicker – the offending player escaped a caution.
Unfortunately, that was Dicker's last contribution to the game as in the next piece of play, he was whacked on the top of his head by a flailing elbow and had to leave the field with blood seeping from the wound.
Blues had no time to replace Dicker before play was restarted in the 35th minute and with Leek now lacking height in defence, another long throw into Chapman's box caused panic before Haseley tapped home the loose ball from close range.
Halesowen then went on the offensive and Chapman was called upon to save from Iyseden Christie and Tonks in quick succession.
They went on to have two further players cautioned inside the final five minutes of the half before Espley went close with a diving header from Bell's free kick.
After the break. Halesowen continued to push forward and a Donnelly header back to his keeper almost let Haseley in.
The referee was presented with a major decision in the 52nd minute but it didn't go Blues' way.
Leek attacked the Yeltz box and Johnson burst into the penalty area, only to be brought down in full flow – but amazingly, the match official waved play on.
In the 57th minute, Forde tried his luck from 30 yards but Chapman was well placed to make the save while at the other end, Johnston took on three defenders before being crowded out on the edge of the box.
On the hour mark, Chapman saved from Christie and he then pulled off a stunning save to deny Forde.
Deep into added time, Leek had one last throw of the dice when Kinsey split the home defence to create the best chance of the game for Grice – but the latter's shot cannoned into the keeper with the goal at his mercy.


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I didn't want to muck up Jawa's mock draft anymore with the Vanek discussion, so I thought I'd throw out a 2-round mock draft to get folks back in the prospect mode. Some high-risers since the start of the Memorial Cup playoffs. Here we go:
Round One
1. Florida Panthers: Aaron Ekblad, D
2. Buffalo Sabres: Sam Reinhart, C
Reinhart is a slick, shifty centerman with decent size who plays the angles well, makes the little plays especially in the D-zone, and has the best vision in the Draft – IMO, better than Nylander (who is close). Playmaker, sky-high hockey IQ, needs to improve his skating a bit. Thinks the game at speed at a very high level. Can afford to get stronger - but he isn't a physical player. If Drouin can play another year in Junior, so can Rino.
3. Edmonton Oilers: Leon Draisaitl, C
4. Calgary Flames: Jake Virtanen, RW
5. New York Islanders: Sam Bennett, C
6. Vancouver Canucks: William Nylander, RW
7. Carolina Hurricanes: Nick Ritchie, LW
8. Toronto Maple Leafs: Michael Dal Colle, LW
9. Winnipeg Jets: Nikolaj Ehlers, LW
10. Anaheim Ducks (from Ottawa Senators): Hayden Fleury, D
11. Nashville Predators: Kasperi Kapanen, RW
12. Arizona Coyotes: Brendan Perlini, LW
13. Washington Capitals: Robby Fabbri, C
14. Dallas Stars: Adrian Kempe, C
15. Detroit Red Wings: Kevin Fiala, LW
16. Columbus Blue Jackets: Sonny Milano, LW
17. Philadelphia Flyers: Alex Tuch, RW
18. Minnesota Wild: Ivan Barbashev, LW/C
19. Tampa Bay Lightning: Dylan Larkin, C
20. San Jose Sharks: Jared McCann, C
21. St Louis Blues: Roland McKeown, D
22. Colorado Avalanche: Niki Scherbak, RW
23. Pittsburgh Penguins: Nikloai Goldobin, RW
24. Anaheim Ducks: Jakub Vrana, LW
25. Boston Bruins: Connor Bleackley, C
26. Montreal Canadiens: Ryan MacInnis, C
27. Los Angeles Kings: Julius Honka, D
28. Tampa Bay Lightning (from New York Rangers): Travis Sanheim, D
29. Chicago Blackhawks: Josh Ho-Sang, C/LW
30. New Jersey Devils: David Pastrnak, LW
Round Two:
31. Buffalo Sabres: Brett Pollock, C
Pollock has great size, very good skating, heavy shot and a nifty pair of hands. Can play the power game, especially around the net, and has been trending up in his development. PPG guy in the WHL playoffs. Consistency still not there, and there has been some question about his conditioning. Both of those things can be taught/developed. His raw physical tools can't.
32. Florida Panthers: Jack Dougherty, D
33. St Louis Blues (from Edmonton Oilers): Nick Schmaltz, RW/C
34. Calgary Flames: Anton Karlsson, LW
35. New York Islanders: Thatcher Demko, G
36. Vancouver Canucks: Jack Glover, D
37. Carolina Hurricanes: Vlad Kamanev, C
38. Anaheim Ducks (from Toronto Maple Leafs): Markus Pettersson, D
39. Buffalo Sabres (from Winnipeg Jets via Minnesota): Eric Cornel, C
Add another C who can also play W. Great size, long reach, blistering shot. Potentially very good possession player. Can skate, agile, but not a burner. Still scratching the surface of his offensive game. Strong. Trending upwards. Needs to work on his D and not really a pure scorer, much more of a playmaker. Not especially physical despite his size.
40. Ottawa Senators: Brandon Lemieux, RW
41. New Jersey Devils: John Quenneville, C
42. Nashville Predators: Dysin Mayo, D
43. Arizona Coyotes: Mason MacDonald, G
44. Washington Capitals: Bryce Martin, D
45. Dallas Stars: Alex Peters, D
46. Detroit Red Wings: Andreas Eglund, D
47. Columbus Blue Jackets: Josh Jacobs, D
48. Philadelphia Flyers: Nick Magyar, RW
49. Buffalo Sabres (from Minnesota Wild): Anthony DeAngelo, D
Murray said he wants talent first and foremost. As for talent, this kid's Top 15. He's a serious risk, but has absolutely elite skating, vision, and offensive IQ. That being said, he gets pushed around down low, has a serious discipline problem, and needs a lot of work on his D-zone positioning and add bulk. Think Brian Campbell. Long wait, but potentially big payoff. And with all these picks, why not take a shot?
50. Tampa Bay Lightning: Alex Vanier, D
51. San Jose Sharks: Brayden Point, C
52. St Louis Blues: Ben Thomas, D
53. Calgary Flames (from Colorado Avalanche) Nelson Nogier, D
54. San Jose Sharks (from Pittsburgh Penguins): Justin Kirkland, LW
55. Anaheim Ducks: Alex Nedjelkcovic, G
56. Boston Bruins: Nicolas Aube-Kubel, LW
57. New York Rangers: Ville Husso, G
58. Columbus Blue Jackets (from Los Angeles Kings): Hunter Smith, RW
59. New York Islanders (from Montreal Canadiens): Chase De Leo, C
60. Arizona Coyotes (from Chicago Blackhawks): AO Matsson, D
Round Three
61. Buffalo Sabres: Juho Lammikko, LW
Steady, 2-way forward with good IQ for the D game. Size, hustle, consistently plays hard all over the ice. Very good playmaker, good vision, operates well out of the corners. Good not great skater, decent shot, but very agile. Makes the simple play. Will need to learn the N American game, but already can play with physicality.
BFLO adds an elite, potentially first-line C, a pair of rapidly improving, skilled offensive players who can play C or W and skate very well, a risky PP QB who could be a star, and a 2-way, hard working forward with some offensive flair. And other than DeAngelo, they all have very good size.
Of course, I would rather move up in the draft to the low 20's or high teens, but I'm playing it straight with this Mock.


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It's been slow going for James Gray's period epic "The Immigrant." The film, which stars Marion Cotillard, Joaquin Phoenix and Jeremy Renner, debuted at this year's Cannes Film Festival, where it was up for the Palme d'Or (it lost to "Blue is the Warmest Color"), but since then there hasn't been muc...Read More »
Movies are dropping like flies from the Oscar season this year. Or rather, that seems to be the conventional wisdom out there as a handful of pictures have moved out of the awards season, switched dates or been punted into 2014. And you've heard time and time again that it's a crowded season this fa...Read More »
Sporting his "Inherent Vice" shoulder-length hairstyle and half-laced up boots, Joaquin Phoenix cut an intriguing figure at this year's New York Film Festival.Read More »
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Joaquin Phoenix, Marion Cotillard and Jeremy Renner, under the guidance of James Gray, is pretty much all the reason you need to see the forthcoming "The Immigrant." But that it's an accomplished film too, one that finds Gray stretching the boundaries of his personal style of filmmaking, is an equal...Read More »
James Gray's "The Immigrants" is one of those films where you feel that all the energy went into slavishly recreating the period; you leave humming the sets. At the press conference (see video below), Gray had to do all the talking, as Joaquin Phoenix was there to lend moral support but not much els...Read More »
Though we're still awaiting a firm date from Radius TWC for their planned spring 2014 release of James Gray's "The Immigrant," over in France the film is gearing up to hit cinemas this month. And that means plenty of new looks at the movie well in advance of when many of us over here will get a chan...Read More »
The highlight of the New York Film Festival post-screening Q&A for "The Immigrant," director James Gray's long-awaited period film, was the unlikely and rare appearance of the notoriously evasive Joaquin Phoenix. And while the press shy actor nearly stole the show from his entertaining director, fun...Read More »


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23 June 2007
Mushroom & Potato Curry
This was a really simple curry to make. It filled the kitchen with mouth watering aromas as it cooked.
I found this recipe in the BBC Good Food Magazine, May 2006 edition.
Mushroom & Potato Curry
1 tbsp oil
1 onion, roughly chopped
1 large potato, chopped into small chunks
1 aubergine, trimmed and chopped into chunks
250g/9oz button mushrooms
2-4 tbsp curry paste (depending on how hot you like it)
150ml/ 1/4 pint vegetable stock
400ml can reduced-fat coconut milk
chopped coriander, to serve
Heat the oil in a large saucepan, add the onion and potato. Cover, then cook over a low heat for 5 minutes until the potatoes start to soften. Throw in the aubergine and mushrooms, then cook for a few more minutes.
Stir in the curry paste, pour over the stock and coconut milk. Bring to the boil, then simmer for 10 minutes or until the potato is tender. Stir through the coriander and serve with rice or naan bread.
Serves 4
I thought this was a great store cupboard recipe that could be adapted to suit whatever vegetables are left in the fridge, although, the combination of mushroom, aubergine and potato was a winner! It cheered us up no end! We are still having lousy weather here in Scotland and it does get you down! The curry was perfect for a grey, wet, miserable day!
The rain did stop to let the sunshine through for a while on Thursday! I would have flattened anyone who got in the way, in my rush to the garden with my book! I got some gardening done as well! Not a bad day all in all, I would like to request a few more of those please!
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Holler, that looks so tasty. We cooked a Rendang curry with potatoes yesterday, it was excellent!ReplyDelete
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What a great idea for a blog. I will try out some of your recipes and let you know.
Feel free to come and have a look at my blog, I only set it up about a week ago and am really getting into it.
I am about to move into my own place once again, so I could do with some hints and tips.
I enthusiastically made a lemon lentil dish last week, which didn't turn out so well. I think my system will take time to get used to the whole lentil thing lol.
Hi Hellojed, tell me more about the rendang curry, sounds interesting!ReplyDelete
Hi Hullaballo, Nice to meet you, thanks for visiting!
Hope you find some recipes here to try!
Had a look at your blog, you are well, up and running! Good choice of picture, I love the pre raphaelites.
My partner hate mushrooms with a passion. He'll shortly be off to NZ for a month though so I'll be making the most of it and eating mushrooms A LOT! Will definitely try this out.ReplyDelete
Mushrooms are my favourite ingredient. Funnily enough I hated them as a child!ReplyDelete
"Make hay while the sunshines!" as they say and eat lots of mushrooms!
A month is a long time, hope you don't feel too lonely!
how do, that looks cracking. Have we chatted before? Thanks for stopping by on my site.ReplyDelete
I will be trying some of your recipies for sure.
Hi Neil,ReplyDelete
Thanks for visiting!
We haven't spoken before, I have just visited your blog a couple of times. Love the monkey!
Hi, nice to see another vegetarian blog. Even though we are a good distance from each other I see our mutual taste runs to curry! We are having the rainy season in Japan now so I can empathize with you about the rain.ReplyDelete
I have been really interested in Indian food for the past few years and have made quite a few curries. I also see that The Foodie Blogroll has a lot of Indian food blogs, so I'm exploring them all for good recipes.(I found your blog there too.)
When making curry I've found a hint that really adds to the flavour. You should try to make your own spice combination and cook it in the oil before you add the other ingredients. The flavour is much improved. :) (If you want to use a curry paste, then cook it in the oil at the beginning of the recipe.)
PS You have a great Header; did you draw the Little Chef? Very charming!
This looks so nice and hearty!ReplyDelete
Hi ,Vegetable J,ReplyDelete
Thank you for visiting! I like your blog to. There is a picture of vegetable and tofu stir fry that is looking very similar to my pot of veg!
Thank you for the curry tips! I am very basic when it comes to curry, but I do enjoy it!
The left-over Queen has done a great job of the blogrill, hasn't she?
I am glad you like my banner! I didn't draw this one! But it is great isn't it?
Hi Jenn, You had to arrive when I was singing your praises! See you have lots of admirers!ReplyDelete
Hi Holler, I made a version of this tonight after having an empty fridge moment. Delicious! Thanks!ReplyDelete
I am glad you liked it Basil, it is a really good standby and smells gorgeous!ReplyDelete
Lovely recipe! My favourite ingredients.ReplyDelete
Mine too Brittany :)ReplyDelete
This looks good. I was thinking about you when I made our tea for tonight, not tried it properly yet. It's a recipe for a chickpea and mushroom ragout and it would be perfect for vegans too. Will let you know how it goes.ReplyDeleteReplies
Sounds brilliant Janice.Delete
this is perfect for midweek meals jacqueline.ReplyDeleteReplies
It is. Quick and very tasty :)Delete
Jac this looks awesome, its perfect for lets cook with coconut event at simply.food please can you link it.ReplyDeleteReplies
Is it not a bit old for that Nayna?Delete
I love reading comments, so thank you for taking the time to leave one. Unfortunately, I'm bombarded with spam, so I've turned on comment moderation. I'll publish your comments as soon as I can and respond to them. Don't panic, they will disappear when you hit publish. Jac x


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As mothers join
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Time of reckoning
now a mirage
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dance of shame eternal
Insatiable dogs munch
Impoverished crumbs
From national cake
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be compressed
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Oh! Mama Africa
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She is jeered at.
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Drum beats of corruption beat,
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Respectable men of no integrity
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they rest in imperfect peace
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On the back of unprecedented triple-digit growth, Aspera, Inc. (http://www.asperasoft.com/), creator of patented fasp™ transport technology that moves the world's digital assets at maximum speed, has announced a series of strategic appointments to support further EMEA expansion across a range of industries – media, entertainment, life sciences, financial services and enterprise IT.
The appointments of Glenn Broere, sales manager for UK & Ireland and Lisa Borga, marketing manager EMEA along with the promotion of Andrea Di Muzio to senior solutions architect EMEA, will support accelerating demand for Aspera's products and technology and drive further EMEA development.
Glenn brings over ten years of sales experience and a talent for securing global strategic relationships to Aspera, having held various sales management positions at successful businesses. Andrea will use his 12 years of software experience to lead professional services activities in the EMEA region and provide professional services fulfilment in the form of creating and implementing customised solutions. In his new role, he will work alongside the sales and service engagement teams, perform requirements discovery and analysis, scope professional services engagements and help craft proposals. Lisa has more than 15 years of marketing experience working in high-technology and multi-national sales environments. She will work closely with European sales director, Bruce Brewer, to continue to drive European sales across a multitude of industries.
Aspera software has rapidly become the gold standard in Europe for professionals within the media and entertainment, life sciences and information technology sectors. Respected organisations such as UEFA (http://www.uefa.com/uefaeuro/index.htm), BT Life Sciences (http://www.btplc.com), Netflix (http://www.netflix.com/UK) and The Mill (http://www.themill.com/) have been quick to adopt and deploy Aspera's high-speed file transfer software for high-speed movement of 'big data' over long distances and in and out of the cloud.
"We've been operating in Europe for six years and our customer base is rapidly growing," said Bruce Brewer, European sales director, Aspera. "The global demand for reliable and efficient data transfer solutions is being driven by major businesses expecting to be able to access, manage and use their data immediately, reliably and without restrictions. Glen, Andrea and Lisa will help us sustain growth within our established core industries and enable us to further develop our presence within newer markets such as financial services."
As well as new additions to the Aspera EMEA team, the company has recently partnered with Metaglue (http://www.metaglue.com/), an Emmy award-winning provider of interoperable file transfer and metadata standards solutions, enabling the company to integrate AMWA AS-11 and Digital Production Partnership (DPP) media file format validation for European broadcasters, and with EVS to deliver end-to-end production solutions for live sports, news and entertainment. This year has also seen the launch of Aspera's next-generation transfer platform, fasp 3 (http://asperasoft.com/fasp-3/?L=0). The new product extends the performance and flexibility of the Aspera software environment (http://asperasoft.com/software/?L=0) to support high-speed data transfer and automation scenarios in industries that rely on the exchange, processing, storage and distribution of big data.
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Aspera customers across all industries realise full benefits of the cloud
Media and entertainment
Until now, the full potential of the cloud to transform IT processes for digital media – such as transcoding, archiving and distributing very large HD quality entertainment content – has been limited by the inherent bottlenecks in moving data. It has been impossible to move big files in and out of cloud platforms such as Amazon Web Services and Microsoft Windows Azure with no time delay and broadcasters have been unable to download them without impairing the quality.
Now, international sports organisations such as UEFA are driving the demand for cost-efficient and speedy transfers in and out of the cloud for major sporting events. Through a combination of Aspera's patented faspTM transport technology with AWS cloud-based 'object' storage, these customers are now able to realise the cloud's promise of virtually unlimited, instant increases in computing, network and storage resources.
This has been made even easier thanks to Aspera's recent partnership with EVS (http://www.evs.tv/), a leading provider of broadcast and media production systems. The companies have partnered to deliver complete end-to-end solutions for fast turnaround of live sports, news and entertainment production. The combined solution leverages Aspera's patented faspTM (http://asperasoft.com/technology/transport/fasp/) software for high-speed transfer of content and EVS' portfolio of ingest and production servers for live and near-live broadcast applications.
In addition, Aspera has announced the opening of the Aspera On Demand (http://cloud.asperasoft.com/aspera-on-demand/) Platform as a Service (PaaS) for Microsoft Corp.'s Windows Azure (http://www.windowsazure.com/), in beta. The interoperability of Aspera's fasp transport (http://asperasoft.com/technology/transport/fasp/) software with Windows Azure further unlocks the vast capabilities of the Microsoft public cloud, helping users experience the benefits of seamless, high-speed and secure large data ingest and access for Windows Azure local or object storage.
Finally, Aspera now provides a complete, fully integrated high-speed transfer solution for Avid Interplay delivery. Users can share full resolution media and associated metadata between remote Interplay workgroups across the wide area network (WAN) by transferring video and metadata at line speed, regardless of distance, fully utilising the available bandwidth. The combined solution was deployed by NBC News to support its coverage of the 2012 Olympic Games in London.
Life sciences
With a mission to advance research in the field of life sciences, The National Institute of Genetics (http://www.nig.ac.jp/english/index.html) (NIG) previously found FTP file transfer and physically shipping hard drives to be unreliable, time consuming and expensive.
The Institute operates multiple entities including the Bioresources Center, DNA Data Bank of Japan (DDBJ) and DNA Sequencing Center as core institutes to build the intellectual infrastructure that supports them. Genetic research at the facilities generates massive data sets of up to 20GB each, which need to be distributed and exchanged with other scientists and existing Aspera partners, such as the European Bioinformatics Institute (http://www.ebi.ac.uk/).
The Aspera Connect Server now allows the transfer of large data between NIG and their worldwide partners with unparalleled performance and reliability regardless of distance and with bullet-proof security.
This year has also seen the emergence of cloud platforms specifically designed and optimised for the Life Sciences research community such as BT Life Sciences R&D and BGI's EasyGenomics providing new opportunities for companies to access meaningful scientific data. These platforms enable large scale storing, analysing, and sharing of genomic sequence and other research data, in a flexible, secure, and regulatory-compliant environment. Both companies are deploying and tightly integrating Aspera fasp into their cloud services to power the high-speed transfer of data.
Enterprise IT
Historically, cloud adoption by big data businesses has been limited due to the associated issues of moving terabytes of data into and out of the cloud. While the cloud has previously promised great flexibility, efficiency and cost savings, it's only now that organisations are realising these benefits by using high-speed data transfer software to address the bottlenecks that caused slow data transfer and impaired data quality.
Another key challenge faced by IT professionals today is the combination of different types of infrastructures (cloud, hybrid and on-premise) tailored to specific business needs. Infrastructure agnostic technologies are needed so that data can basically live anywhere, without restrictions. A pioneer in the enablement of high-speed data-intensive workflows throughout the enterprise, Aspera has unlocked the cloud for big data with its industry-leading high-speed transport solutions. And now with the release of fasp 3, Aspera is offering a truly universal content transport platform supporting all data, infrastructure and storage types, regardless of location, with maximum speed and a comprehensive offering for all transport paradigms and deployment models.
All fasp 3 products are intrinsically enabled for cloud object storage such as Amazon Web Services S3 and now Microsoft Windows Azure. fasp 3 enables line-speed and secure ingest of and access to large volumes of file-based content regardless of storage type or location (block, object, on-premise, in the cloud, hybrid or embedded) and independent of network type or conditions.
About Aspera
Aspera is the creator of next-generation transport technologies that move the world's data at maximum speed regardless of file size, transfer distance and network conditions. Based on its patented fasp™ protocol, Aspera software fully utilises existing infrastructure to deliver the fastest, most predictable file-transfer experience. Aspera's core technology delivers unrivalled control over bandwidth utilisation, complete security and uncompromising reliability. As organisations turn to the cloud for improved efficiency and unprecedented scalability, Aspera enables data- and processing-intensive workflows with high-speed transfer available on-demand, as well as maximum speed ingest and distribution of big data to and from cloud storage. More than 1,800 organisations across a variety of industries on six continents rely on Aspera software for the business-critical transport of their digital assets.
Please visit www.asperasoft.com and follow us on Twitter @asperasoft (http://www.twitter.com/asperasoft) for more information.
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Future of Basingstoke nightclub Wonderland still in doubt (From Basingstoke Gazette)
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Locks changed on Basingstoke town centre nightclub
10:50am Thursday 16th January 2014 in News By Chris Gregory, Senior Reporter
THE future of Basingstoke's only nightclub remains in doubt after it did not open over the weekend.
As reported in The Gazette last week, Wonderland closed its doors on the weekend of Friday, January 3, and Saturday, January 4.
The nightclub, in Churchill Way, said on its Facebook page that it closed "due to the days that Christmas and New Year's Eve fell" and that it would reopen last Friday for its DIRTEE POP event.
But the club did not open on that night or for the whole of the weekend.
One user, Jonathan Bristow, wrote on the club's Facebook page on Sunday: "Still no official word? Shows how much they cared about their customers."
No Saints Ltd, the parent company of Wonderland, did not return calls made by The Gazette this week about the prolonged closure.
Last week, people were seen taking stock and sound equipment out of the nightclub, and removing the club's sign from above its front doors.
The locks on the nightclub's doors have now been changed. Steven Connolly, centre director of Festival Place, which owns the building occupied by Wonderland, confirmed it did not trade over the weekend. He added that he had still not heard from No Saints Ltd about Wonderland's future.
Meanwhile, bosses at another nightspot Tonic, in London Street, said on its Facebook page that it was increasing its age of entry from 18 to 21, following the lack of activity at Wonderland.
On Tuesday, January 7, Tonic stated: "In order to maintain our high standards here @ Tonic, with the recent closure of another venue in town, we are raising our age of entry to 21.
"All our regular clientele who may be under 21 will only be allowed entry at our discretion."
This led to criticism from some customers, while others were supportive.
Carol Freeman, owner of Tonic, told The Gazette: "It's not really a change. We do the Challenge 21 and 25 (schemes to prevent young people buying alcohol) any way. We do have 18-year-olds here, and it is just up to our discretion."
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RESIDENTS turned out in force to have their say on Oxford's Technicolour tower block designs.
More than 250 people gave their views on how the five tower blocks should look.
The consultation events have been held as part of Oxford City Council's £15m tower block refurbishment programme.
Kevin McHale, 66, has lived in Plowman Tower, Northway, for over 20 years, and has attended several consultations.
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Just saw this cool article and was gonna PM it, but I thought... why not share with everyone :D
Gut feeling: How intestinal bacteria may influence our moods
Researchers beginning to understand link between gut bacteria and mental health
There is also a cool heat map of people's bodies based on their moods, maybe I'll find it again later :)
One in three Alzheimer's cases preventable, says research
A lot of common risk factors for heart disease on there.
Alzheimer's research in 'major step' towards blood test
Currently it is *clinically* diagnosed empirically in a patient interview combined with a metric called the "Mini Mental Status Examination." The only absolute final confirmation can be made after death, right now. Medical therapy is extremely limited unfortunately.
HIV re-emerges in 'cured' Mississippi girl
This one is interesting on two fronts... one in what the title reads. Two in that there are people with blood and marrow resistant to HIV due to random mutation. It has been mentioned before of the two or three people reported completely cured of HIV, but most people haven't heard of it I think.
Healthy gay men urged to take HIV drugs - WHO
How dead are dead people? Probably the weirdest article of health related ones in a while: The ultimate comeback: Bringing the dead back to life
Malaria parasite 'gets down to the bone'
And lastly for now, a big question: Will today's children die earlier than their parents?
I like reading the titles alone sometimes, it makes me feel like I'm playing SimCity :P
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Gut bacteria thing is interesting-- color me skeptical for now. Gut flora are kind of the sexy thing right now. Shouldn't be hard to test in people, let's get some replication. (Link between GI distress and some mental health disorders long recognized, although the causality's always been assumed to go the other way. Always interesting to see directions of causality challenged.)
Would love to see the Alzheimer's risk factors paper. Article suggests an intervention, but I don't think any occurred? (Just as an aside: all of these big databases make me worry about the future of this kind of research.)
Hadn't heard of Lazarus phenomena previously. And I always find the obesity stuff fascinating.
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"Is the Daily Mail the single biggest killer of health-related threads?"
In the scope of what is taught, a lot of that is actually very important information, just presented in a very crude way :P
For example, chronic acid reflux may transform into a condition called Barrett's oesophagus, which carries a 1%/year rate of transformation into adenocarcinoma of the esophagus.
The primary method to battle it is not surgery, but to use preventative care to fight it. And antacids are definite in reducing risk of development of Barrett's and adenocarcinoma of the esophagus.
Like that relationship, many of the links are actually incredibly important information that would be great for the public to be aware of, only the actually really important health information is also side-by-side and hidden under the wall of text that also includes some things that just aren't nearly as valuable.
Example is aspirin and cancer risk, it has so much conflicting and probably useless data because it's probably the most readily available medication and is so widely used. But that again just kind of covers up the more definite research with aspirin on other topics where it is very valuable.


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I see that Tokidoki is up on QVC right now (I believe it's official tomorrow)!
You can pick up the Beach Club Palette that I recently reviewed with Captain Banana Perfetto liner for $25.56.
They also have the Kabuki Luminizer that I'm tempted by, except I don't want the brush.
They also have the Royal Pride Bronzer that I've been enjoying lately.
They've got several more things, too. So if you like Tokidoki, or you're sucked in by the cute packaging (like I am!), check them out.
The products I recommend are the Perfetto liners and the bronzer. While I like my Devil Girl Chromatico palette, it seems like their eye shadow colors are hit or miss. I've also seen that the glosses are very sheer.
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Awesome! I love the Kabuki Luminizer! It has a pinkie sheen that looks amazing at night under lights. I find it to be pretty subtle during the day. I agree though, the long kabuki looks floppy. I have the "flatbuki" from Too-Faced and it's cute as a button… but fairly unused.
Yeah I have the big buddha brush from UD and it's super floppy, too.
"You save $2.94″. I'm kind of underwhelmed by the amazing discount. xD I rarely shop QVC. And you're 100% right about the glosses. Except for the very dark colors, they barely show up. However the texture and flavor are nice.
I think there's supposed to be free shipping, too, but I'm not 100%
Yeah looks like free shipping now.
I love the cute packaging.. but I'm trying to be good and only buy mineral cosmetics or vegan items.
I think Tokidoki is cruelty free, but not vegan.
Beautiful, I loved the palette
Glad you like it too!
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Opened on October 6, 1921 with four acts of vaudeville and a silent movie, b The Old Nestb , the Lincoln Theatre soon became the premier theatre in all of southern Illinois. The original admission for adults was 27B" for the balcony and 36B" for the main floor. On January 10, 1922, the St. Clair County Historical Society presented a bronze plaque to be placed on the theatre building commemorating Charles Dickensb stay at the Mansion House Hotel. The Mansion House Hotel stood on the same site as the Lincoln Theatre. Many great stars have appeared at the Lincoln including a young Ginger Rogers in November of 1926. About the same time, a fresh, new comedy act called the Three Nightingales, who later changed their name to the Marx Brothers, appeared in this theatre. On Thursday nights, amateurs from the audience could perform on stage. In 1927, a Wurlitzer organ was purchased for $30,000 and installed to replace the orchestra. This instrument was called a Unit Orchestra since it allowed full accompaniment to silent films while only having to pay one musician. Vin James, who was once the orchestra conductor, was hired as the regular organist. b Four Sonsb , the last silent film at the Lincoln, played on March 13, 1929 and the organ was soon to be silenced on August 2, 1929, due to the popularity of the new talkie movies. It was then completely removed at a later date. In the 1950b s Cinemascope arrived at the Lincoln and the lower part of the chandelier had to be removed because it caused a shadow on the new movie screen. The first Cinemascope picture to play the Lincoln was b The Robeb . Today the theatre can be seen much like it was in the 1920's. Its owner, Richard Wright, has lovingly restored it over the last 20 years. One can still feel that awe and majesty of Southern Illinoisb greatest vaudeville house. A dream of Richardb s was to once again have a theatre pipe organ in the Lincoln. He began collecting organs and other miscellaneous parts. Finally, in the early 1990's, the monumental task of restoring and rebuilding these parts into an outstanding instrument began. The organ's dedication in October of 1996 was the start of the theatre's Diamond Jubilee year.


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Veronica Moody Anderson
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Cellist Greg Adamson has taught in Fullerton's All the Arts for All the Kids program for ten years. In 2008, he was the only music teacher in Orange County to receive the "Honor an Educator" award from the College of Education at California State University, Fullerton. Mr. Adamson is also on the faculty at the St. Paul Academy of the Arts, and sits on the All the Arts for All the Kids Foundation's Board of Directors. He has also served as adjunct faculty at Concordia University and Azusa Pacific University. He is a certified Orff-Schulwerk educator through Chapman University. In great demand as a performing cellist, Mr. Adamson was awarded the Principal Cello position in the Mozart Classical Orchestra in 2008. He is also the Associate Principal Cellist of the San Bernardino Symphony. He has performed with the Long Beach Opera, Long Beach Ballet, Redlands Symphony, Redlands Bowl Summer Festival (Assistant Principle Cello), Burbank Chamber Orchestra, Hutchins Consort, Riverside Philharmonic, Santa Barbara Ballet, Pasadena Pops. He has toured and recorded internationally with such luminaries as James Galway, James Taylor, Elton John, The Who, Rod Stewart, Guns 'n Roses, Burt Bacherach, Michael Crawford, Shirley Bassey, John Williams, Roger Williams, Yo Yo Ma. (back to top) Click for feature on Greg
Veronica Moody Anderson has her B.A. in Art with emphasis in teaching, along with a B.A. in Theatre. In addition to teaching for All the Arts for All the Kids, for the past five years she has taught 3-D art at the Art Camp through the Fullerton Foundation at California State University Fullerton. Through Veronicas many travels around the world as a hand courier, she has collected folk arts and project ideas from 15 different countries! As a member of multiple galleries, there are frequent showings of her artwork, which include watercolor, acrylic and oil paintings, etchings, and tole painting. There are four murals for public viewing in the LA area and Veronica has had numerous artwork credited on T.V. and film. (back to top)
Chelsea Davis earned her Bachelor's degree from Chapman University in music therapy, and has completed her music therapy clinical training at MusicWorx of California in San Diego. She is also a co-owner of a drum circle facilitation company for private and corporate events. Chelsea is a singer\songwriter and is currently recording her first album. Chelsea found a true love in teaching, and enjoys providing kids with hands-on musical experiences, including percussion ensembles, singing, songwriting, and recording! (back to top)
Rosina Didyk has performed as a soloist for AMAN Folk Ensemble, Karpatok Hungarian Folk Ensemble, Vivianes Egyptian Dance Theater and toured internationally with The Brigham Young University Folk Ensemble and Collage Dance of Boston. She has toured independently, as well, in Hong Kong, Taiwan, Turkey and Macedonia. In addition, Ms Didyk was the Artistic Director of AMAN from 1998 until it closed its doors in 2004. She has been teaching folk dance in Southern California schools for 18 years. Now, as a founding member of the Aman Dance Educators, she is exploring new ways to share these dances, incorporating creative components that allow students to more deeply understand these traditions by re-creating them for themselves. (back to top)
Dawn Dyson-Platero is in her twenty-first season with the All the Arts for All the Kids program. Dawn was a dancer and educator with the AMAN Folk Ensemble for ten years, performing and teaching folk dance to children within the Los Angeles area and across the nation until the company's closure in 2004. She has a degree in Dance Performance with a minor in Educational Dance from Ball State University. In addition to her work with the All the Arts program, Dawn is a Master Teaching Artist for the Segerstrom Center for the Arts and the Music Center of Los Angeles County. In 2012, Dawn was presented with the Outstanding Art Educator Award in Elementary Dance from the Orange County Music and Arts Administrators and the Orange County Department of Education. (updated Aug 2014) (back to top)
Katherine England is a muralist as well as an art teacher extraordinaire. Though born in Hawaii she was lucky to be raised a child of the '60's near San Francisco. The colors and movement in art during this decade profoundly influenced her as a youth and show up as such in her art. Her favorite medium right now is glass and she loves breaking, nipping, melting it and coaxing into playful patterns and whimsical figures. Her largest mosaic piece is 40' by 8' but she also enjoys playing with tinier pieces. To see her work check out katherineengland.com (back to top)
Kathryn Farquhar-Ayeh has an M.F.A. from UC Irvine. Since 1974, she has been active in elementary and college school systems as a dance instructor as well as a classroom teacher. She has also performed professionally as a choreographer, artistic director and dance concert instructor for children and adults in Los Angeles, Orange County, Davis California, Malawi (East Africa) and Ghana (West Africa). She enjoys teaching the arts and dance to children and adults. (updated Aug 2014) (back to top)
Bryan Green is an improviser who has work for many years with high school arts programs through Comedy Sportz. He is currently a character on The High, an improvised teen soap. He is a member of the 2005 National Comedy League tournament champions, and was a founding member of the long-form group Ninja Vanish. (back to top)
Dale Jones has worked with children's theater since 1985 and with All the Arts for All the Kids since 1998. He has performed at Disneyland, Knott's Berry Farm, South Coast Repertory, and in the European tour of the musical "Fame." He was actor and manager for the Imagination Company, a touring children's theater group, for 12 years. Dale directs a complete musical production each summer for our Arts Camp program. (updated August 2014) (back to top)
Marsha Judd is an internationally exhibiting artist who has taught children and adults for nearly two decades. Ms. Judd is also an instructor in art education and ceramics at California State University, Fullerton. (back to top)
Andrew Kemp earned his BFA in Television Production from Chapman University. He has been involved with filmmaking and theater for many years, receiving awards for films he has made and plays he has written while in school. When not working as a Film Artist on the Arts LAB, Andrew spends his time working at The Painted Turtle Camp for children with chronic illnesses. (updated August 2014) (back to top)
Brian Kohl holds a Bachelor of Fine Art in Animation and Ceramics, as well as a Master of Fine Art in Ceramics. He has created numerous film projects, including two ceramic documentary/instructional films. In addition to working as a film artist/educator on the Arts LAB, Brian is also a professor at Chaffey College in Rancho Cucamonga. In Brians (very minimal) spare time he is the Podcast Director/Host for the National Council on Education for the Ceramic Arts (NCECA) and a member of the Green Task Force of NCECA. (back to top)
Linda King Pruitt is a professional storyteller who has been with All the Arts for All the Kids since 1996. A member of the National Storytelling Network and South Coast Storytellers Guild she has told, taught and lectured at elementary schools, colleges, museums and conferences. Linda loves sharing the creative theatre of the oral tradition with young an old. (updated August 2014) (back to top)
Cynthia Ryanen has worked in all facets of theatrical production for nearly two decades. She studied with Brown and Beneditti at UC Riversides Intensive Theater Program and trained at HB Studios in New York. She is a founding member of Stages Theater in Fullerton. In addition, she has taught and performed for children of all ages in a variety of capacities across Southern California. She brings to her job as a theatre artist/educator on the Arts LAB extremely strong presentation skills, a dedication to perfection, and the ability to inspire creativity. (back to top)
Wilfried Souly. Born in Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso in West Africa, Wilfried Souly is a dancer/choreographer who began studying and performing dance, music, and theatre at a young age. Pairing his love of dance with the martial arts, Wilfried was also a member of his country's Taekwondo national team for years, winning the prestigious title of West Africa's best fighter in 2004. Wilfried is teaching in many places around Los Angeles and is faculty at the UCLA World Arts & Culture/ Dance department. (updated Aug 2014)
Istvan Szabo was born and raised in Hungary where he received his formal dance training at the prestigious Hungarian Ballet Institute where his major was Hungarian Folk Dance. He was the Dance Director and choreographer for the Aman Folk Ensemble of Los Angeles for many years and has taught dance workshops throughout Europe, Asia, and the United States. (back to top)
Meg Terán is a dance-teaching artist who has taught with The Wooden Floor, Active Learning, and most recently, VSA California. Her students move, create, perform and respond to each other, building dance vocabulary while developing discipline and teamwork. As a dancer, Meg has worked with several choreographers in ballet and contemporary works. A bilingual educator, she previously taught second and third grade for eight years. In 2010, Meg was awarded as the Elementary Dance Educator of the Year from the Orange County Music and Arts Administrators. She holds a BA in World Arts and Cultures from UCLA and an MA in Education from Chapman University. (updated August 2014) (back to top)
Brandon Wade. Brandon has a B.F.A. in Directing and an M.F.A in Editing from The Dodge College of Film and Media Arts at Chapman University. After graduating from college, he considered the many paths he could take and the many ways to be. The way he has chosen is that of a filmmaker and educator, because he believes that this path will offer him the greatest opportunity to make a positive and meaningful contribution to society. He is currently teaching elementary students in Fullerton, CA how to make educational movies through a program called All the Arts for All the Kids. In addition to his passion for teaching, he also has a longing desire to make quality independent films that positively impact the world. (updated August 2014) (back to top)


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