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We are coming to you from Dadar, Mumbai, India -more specifically from Our Lady of Salvation Church. Read on to know more about us and hey, dont forget to write in.........
On February 2, 1977 the late Cardinal Valerian Gracias, Archbishop of Bombay blessed the church and consecrated its new granite altar.
His Eminence paid public tribute to Msgr. F. X. Vaz who was parish priest for about 30 years and rendered selfless service to the church. He appealed to the people to contribute their mite and help Msgr. Theodore Pereira, who was Vicar at that time to furnish the church and bring it to completion. He also announced the donation of a tabernacle. Finally His eminence thanked Mr. Charles Correia, the Architect, Mr. P. G. Nair, the Engineer and Mr. Abbas Jasdenwalla, the builder.
Concelebrating the Mass with His Eminence were Bishop Longinus Pereira, Bishop Winnibald Menezes and Bishop Simon Pimenta, Msgr. William Nazareth, the Vicar General and the parish clergy. A large gathering of priests, nuns and laity were present at the beautiful ceremony.
The new Church had been four years in the making but at last Dadar's long wait was over and the dream of the parish clergy and people had come true. For years the 13,000 parishioners of Salvacao had to crowd into the porch, the sacristy and the corridors of their old church for Sunday Mass, hearing only the priest's voice over the microphone but unable to see what was happening at the altar. But now there was seating and standing accommodation for a thousand persons and when all the doors were thrown open on special occasions the garden and the courtyard would act as overflow space for still larger congregations.


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I first checked out You Blew It! when they played with my friend's band, Belial, in the great city of Birmingham, Alabama at a venue called The Firehouse (RIP) last year. Their album entitled "Past In Present" is great and their EP is phenomenal but, neither of them come close to topping, "Grow Up, Dude", The new album released on Topshelf Records.
The entire album is perfect, but my favorite tracks are Pinball House, Terry vs. Tori, Medal of Honor, I'm Bill Paxton, and A Noble Black Eye.
I'm pushed on time today so I'm gonna wrap this up by saying: Buy this album. It makes me think of The Early November, but if The Early November was better and had a Post-Rock vibe. My Favorite album of the year thus far!
Download the EP and "The Past In Present" Fo' FREE here.
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You Blew It! released their great new album via Topshelf Records a few weeks ago, and PropertyOfZack is now very happy to be doing a Track-By-Track feature with the band to take fans behind the meaning of the songs on their record. Check out what the band had to say about the songs on Grow Up, Dude below!
Grow Up, Dude
This song has like 4 lyrics. They're pretty self-explanatory. Also artsy. Way, way artsy. RESPECT ME AS AN ARTIST YOU GUYS.
Pinball House
The lyrics to this song were actually written by our old bassist, Marc Ispass. He was on a trip through Tennessee with an old friend, but after he had to leave the band, we kind of changed the lyrics to reflect our feelings about going on tour. The title comes from the name of a house we played in Virginia Beach, VA on our second tour. It was the first time we ever saw a good physical reaction from a crowd.
The One With David
This song was written after a pretty long, frustrating back-and-forth between "the muse" and I. We met at her apartment to go to lunch, but then we more or less ended up sitting in her room and pointing fingers at each other. The next couple days were spent going back and forth between blaming myself and then subsequently blaming her for everything that had happened. I'd take different routes to class and neglect entire sections of campus that I had seen her at. Man, I've been to the bookstore like twice in the past year and a half, and I have a free coffee coupon for it. It's terrible.
Terry v. Tori
This song is one of our favorite stories to tell, I think, but you've got to know a couple things about us first. Red beard and all, Tim is the most Irish human on the face of the Earth. His birthday is even on St. Patrick's Day. It's ridiculous. Him and I also live in a house called The Buffalo, named after Terry, a gigantic fake buffalo head that we keep mounted in the living room. On his birthday in 2011, we threw a pretty nutty party at our place. Our friends showed up with their friends, who showed up with their friends, who showed up with their friends. By that second or third degree, you're dealing with total strangers, but they're drinking your beer so like, that means they're friends or something. I don't know. I also feel like it should be noted that I'm a total square and think parties generally suck, so I spent the entire night a sober dad. Around 1am, I was sitting outside with Tim talking about nothing, when a friend of a friend of a friend stormed out of the house. I caught the door and walked inside to Terry lying on the floor. Tim and I mounted him back on the wall, and the party pretty much dispersed. The next morning, we come to find out that friend of a friend of a friend is named Tori, so I put some words about the incident over a song we had written. I was real mad.
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You Blew It! are hitting the road for a little over a month in support of their fantastic new record Grow Up, Dude. The Facebook event page for the tour can be found here.
First off: HOLY SHIT. Friday was unbelievable. We should have paid everyone there $5, not charged them, for the amount of fun you all brought. Seriously though, thank you so fucking much. Sorry about cursing, mom. But I really mean it. Sometimes you just have to use a curse word. Like in a song that's really true and emotional.
This post is mostly a reminder that we're playing shows all around Florida this week. Come hang out with us. We're playing American Airlines Arena in Miami, Germain Arena in Estero, the 1-800 ASK GARY Amphitheater in Tampa and rounding it all off at Tinker Field in Orlando.
Just kidding. But we really are playing shows around Florida. That part isn't a joke.
But that little flyer I whipped up has some information on the upcoming shows. As always, you can find information on our Facebook or our little make-pretend website. Yeah, we have a dot-com. Cool.
Also! Our wonderful friend Nicole came and hung out with us last night. She is great. She also was kind enough to take pictures of the entire show. Except for Teen Agers set. But who cares about them, amiright? I'm not. Here!
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CNN is reporting that a judge has blocked the ban of sugary drinks in containers larger than 16 oz in certain venues:
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Prince Rama is the musical duo of sisters Taraka and Nimai Larson. They have lived in ashrams, worked for utopian architects, written manifestos, delivered lectures from pools of fake blood, conducted group exorcisms disguised as VHS workouts, and have now finished inventing an apocalypse on which to base their new pseudo-compilation album, 'Top Ten Hits of the End of the World.' It's comprised of ten singles "channeled" from fictional deceased pop bands. Their often unpredictable live shows incorporate elements of psychedelic ceremony, performance art, and dancefloor initiation rite. When Animal Collective's Avey Tare discovered them in a Texas dive bar in 2010, they were equipping the audience with handmade shoes clad with broken chimes. Their previous two records, 'Shadow Temple' and 'Trust Now,' peaked at #3 and #6 on the Billboard New Age Charts respectively. Taraka recently published a manifesto on the "NOW AGE" that puts forth Prince Rama's aesthetic and metaphysical philosophies, which has been met with both praise and hatred from art and music worlds alike. And Nimai writes an occasional food column called "Healthy or Hungover," exploring the desire for health, and the desire for recovery from one's own mistakes. One thing is certain: whatever it is they are, Prince Rama are constantly demolishing ideas of what is acceptable as they continue to forge a dizzying universe that is wholly their own.NEVER FOREVER is the first ever Now Age psych-opera, starring Prince Rama and featuring songs off their latest apocalyptic pop album, 'Top Ten Hits of the End of the World.' Shot in only 5 days and directed by Lily X. Wahrman (Astral Projects), 'Never Forever' takes you on a free-form journey through dimensions both surreal and virtual - from the glamorous, twisted world of a post-apocalyptic gym queen to the nightmarish breakdown of a VR robot turned pop star. If Alejandro Jodorowsky was reborn in 2127 and crashed his motorcycle into the decayed set of "Thriller," it still wouldn't come close to the terror that is 'Never Forever.'DJing all night from P U S S Y B O Y S (Macho City + Disco/Secret + B I L L Y ! )$10 tickets available at http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/404381Doors at 8PM
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Cave presents li. An exhibition of new work by the preeminent and tall artist Curtis Glenn. Opening reception 7/6/13@6pmThe Cave gallery is located in the Russell Industrial Center The Russell Industrial CenterCave1604 Clay St.Detroit, MI 482113rd floor of Building 4
Jonathan BrewerA Circle in the ProofINCA is proud to present an exhibition by resident Jonathan Brewer. This will mark the first resident at INCA who is a painter, although, as can be expected, even studio work in Detroit is strongly marked and influenced by the city.
Saturday 6 July (opening) 6-9pmSunday 7 July 2-6pmAlso a cassette release event Saturday will take place on 6 July from 11am-2pm at Trinosophes. 1464 Gratiot, (Eastern Market) Detroit. Brunch will be served.
Institute for Neo-Connative Action (INCA Detroit)750 Delaware, New Center
Christopher Samuels: New Works & Short Films
Popps Packing12138 St Aubin St, Hamtramck
Inner State Gallery Presents Survive Art + Design Pop Up
On June 8th, Inner State Gallery will present SURVIVE for an one-night-only, pop-up art exhibition in Detroit's Eastern Market. The traveling exhibition comes to Detroit after a highly successful premiere in New Orleans last April. This event is free and open to the public.SURVIVE is an art exhibition featuring a conceptually coherent and significant, original body of work by emerging artists of the L.A. based graffiti crews LTS KOG featuring artwork by SINER, FISHE, DREYE, KYLE THOMAS, and NATHAN SMITH.The artists work from the same monochromatic palette mixing ink, acrylic, markers, brush, rollers, and spray paint to produce 33 3 x 4 ft. canvasses.
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The Detroit Artists Market (DAM) is pleased to present EDGE, a group exhibition of twelve artists reconfiguring established thinking and current perceptions of art. Juried by Melanie Manos, the exhibition runs June 7th–July 13th, 2013. DAM will host a public opening reception Friday, June 7th from 6:00 – 9:00pm where gallery visitors can experience this exhibition featuring paintings, sculpture, multi-media, and interactive works.
EDGE features artists:KT AndreskyScott BerelsJeanne BieriCoco BrunerRick Cronn Nanci LaBret EinsteinMarissa JezakTed William LottmanKate Paul Amy Nicole SwiftSue Carman-VianTommy Wilson
Detroit Artists Market4719 Woodward Ave, Midtown
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More drugged-out, electronic syrup will creep our way when Berlin's Jeremy Shaw and the Circlesquare mother ship dock for a tour down our beautiful west coast with the Junior Boys in October. Read more »
The recently-relocated-to-Cincinnati band Why? has announced that they've taken on a new manager, Blake Maxwell, after singer Yoni Wolf did some extensive Craigslist searching for a new man to take the reins and bring the band to the next level. Below they've posted a clip of their preliminary meetings with Maxwell. Why? is set to release Eskimo Snow next Tuesday on Anticon, and the band's upcoming tour dates follow.
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More drugged-out, electronic syrup will creep our way when Berlin's Jeremy Shaw and the Circlesquare mother ship dock for a tour down our beautiful west coast with the Junior Boys in October. Read more »
Just a quickie to say that Bok Bok and L-Vis 1990 have released their Night Slugs Dubplates 2009 Mix, and it's available for free download here, so grab it now!
01 - BOK BOK - Ripe Banana
02 - Buraka Som SIstema - Generale (L-VIS 1990 remix)
03 - Royal T - Beat Fighter (BOK BOK remix)
04 - Hardhead - Toothbrush Country (L-VIS 1990 edit)
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06 - L-VIS 1990 - Zahonda
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As you probably know by now, BBC queen bee Mary Anne Hobbs has been tearing through the midwest and west coast on her first proper US tour, and has been telling us all about it here.
Today she laced us with this exclusive video, and promises more in the days to come, so keep checking back.
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Post-punk super-group Githead is getting ready for its third album release in November. Featuring Colin Newman (of Wire), Malka Spigel and Max Franken (of Minimal Compact), and Robin Rimbaud (Scanner), the quartet's latest is titled Landing, and features an updated, more organic take on the post-punk sound that many in the group pioneered. Though the lyrical content remains the same—political and social unrest still rule the day, after all—the sound is infinitely more nuanced and pop-obsessed than Githead's past efforts.
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With his recently shortened and accentuated moniker, leftfield lyrical hip-hop godfather DOOM has gathered together the more rare output from his long-stretching career and mixed it all together for the forthcoming retrospective Unexpected Guests. Read more »
While touring the U.S. this month, BBC Radio One's Mary Anne Hobbs will be supplying us with a fully detailed rundown of her trip. Check back every few days for more updates and videocasts, and see her in action in your town soon (if you haven't already).
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Hi everyone -- this week's reading material enclosed. Let's get started....
Pookie, don't shoot me, but I love watching "Smash," especially when Megan Hilty is allowed to belt out a blockbuster, as she did last week. Any chance it will be granted a new chance on some cable channel? And what's up with the far superior "Nashville," anyway? Why is the network taking so long to commit to a renewal?
Don't hold your breath on "Smash." On the bright side, NBC has announced they're giving it a two hour series finale on a Sunday night -- the Sunday of the Memorial Day holiday weekend. Meanwhile, "Nashville" had a bad week -- Wednesday's episode was a repeat and its is a serialized drama, but that's not my problem -- it's ABC's, for buying a serialized soap and then giving it a fit-and-starts schedule. Anyway, getting back to this week, its rerun episode clocked a mere 2.97 million viewers while, in same hour, a "CSI" rerun nabbed nearly 8 million and a "Chicago Fire" repeat bagged 4 mil. It also placed third among 18-49 year olds, which is what ABC cares about.
What have you heard about Netflix's "Hemlock Grove"? Sounds like it might be a bit too supernatural-y for me..
I can't even watch the promos that have been running as ads on media Web sites....It's not that it's too supernatural-y -- the promos look like it's a gore-fest.. I'm not the target audience, clearly -- I faint at the sight of blood, even movie blood in theaters.
How appropriate you saw her on comedy series "30 Rock" (I too have to stop and think whenever talking about "Rock Center" and "30 Rock" lest I use the other's name. Blame NBC -- I do.) Anyway, in my dream life, Hoda joins Matt Lauer on 'Today" and Ann is sent to join Kathie Lee Gifford on "Today: Happy Hour."
Last week it held on to 100 percent of its "Modern Family" leadin, among 18-49 year olds, who are the currency of ad sales at ABC. This week, it got a 1.5 rating to "Modern's" 1.8....given what an unspectacular season ABC is having with its new shows this season, my guess is its suits are pretty okay with that...
I never count out "Rules." It's the ultimate bench warmer sitcom and has done a job for CBS wherever they've tossed it on the schedule over the years. That said, I hear CBS suits are very happy with their comedy development this pilot season -- though they seemed very high on Kohan and Mutchnick's "Partners" last spring and we all know how that went. And, in conclusion: a show only gets more expensive from season to season -- not less -- and at some point it won't be worth the cost. Happens to even the best of utility players on a schedule.
I'm terribly sorry you can't post in our chat any more from work -- you did tell them it was an important conference meeting, didn't you? I just read something about Bandersnatch that makes reference to a Brambletype school... I think that, before I leave, we are going to have to re-write/update "Jabberwocky" :
'Twas brillig, and the slithy toves
Did gyre and gimble in the wabe;
All mimsy were the borogoves,
And the mome raths outgrabe.
"Beware the Jabberwock, my son!
The jaws that bite, the claws that catch!
Beware the Jubjub bird, and shun
The frumious Bandersnatch!"
He took his vorpal sword in hand:
Long time the manxome foe he sought—
So rested he by the Tumtum tree,
And stood awhile in thought.
And as in uffish thought he stood,
The Jabberwock, with eyes of flame,
Came whiffling through the tulgey wood,
And burbled as it came!
One, two! One, two! and through and through
The vorpal blade went snicker-snack!
He left it dead, and with its head
He went galumphing back.
"And hast thou slain the Jabberwock?
Come to my arms, my beamish boy!
O frabjous day! Callooh! Callay!"
He chortled in his joy.
'Twas brillig, and the slithy toves
Did gyre and gimble in the wabe;
All mimsy were the borogoves,
And the mome raths outgrabe.
I'm still holding out hope for Alec Baldwin, though I hear there's no truth to the report, and they call it "Late Rock." Don't forget, Lorne Michaels, who is taking over as "Tonight" show runner with Fallon starring, wants to return "Tonight" to its original, longer, format when Fallon take over, which would gobble up a chunk of Fallon's current timeslot..
I think you just described your reaction perfectly....
Not Savannah's fault -- she's very bright and good on-air. But it's all about chemistry and there appears to be more of that with Hoda and Matt than Savannah...
Is "Hannibal" worth a shot? I do like creepy shows like "American Horror Story" but my dad said he hated "Hannibal" - we tend to have similar tastes but I like a lot of stuff he doesn't. He didn't like "30 Rock" but I still love him anyway.
If you're going to give "Hannibal" a shot -- do so quickly... Last night at 10 it averaged just 2.4 million viewers which, even for NBC these days, is a lousy number.
Go back and read it -- it's a great read. seriously. And, now your request for paragraphs has been noted...
And yet, for many years a great utility player for CBS, ratings-wise.
"Futurama" had a great -- if somewhat dramatic -- run, having now been canceled twice.....
Anything but blood. And needles... can't stand the sight of them...
"Golden Boy" this week fumbled about half its "NCIS: Los Angeles audience. "NCIS:LA" attracted 14.2 million viewers and "GB" hung on to 7.9 million. CBS needs to do much better in the timeslot. It might survive if CBS finds it another timeslot. Otherwise, not so much....
According to Emily Yahr's research, Elizabeth Perkins is 52 and Sarah Chalke is 36. It's not the most ridiculous mother/daughter casting I've ever seen. And I love Perkins with Garrett -- great teaming.
Is it just me or is Don Draper looking really, really old this season? Seriously....
Thank you! But no, this is not our last chat. I'm with the Post until the end of May, aka end of the TV season. We have many more weeks to chat, including Broadcast Upfront Week, when the broadcast networks unveil their new schedules to advertisers -- that's the week of May 13. Hope you'll join us.
oh golly. So did 'Jabberwocky' publish as one gigantic block of copy?
PoI has been quite successful for CBS in the Thursday 9 p.m. timeslot. That said, the guy who runs CBS, Les Moonves, is the guy who provided NBC with a lot of its Must See TV comedy lineup when he was head of Warner Bros. And his team at CBS includes many members of his team back then. And TV industry suits are nothing if not sentimentalists, which is why I'm going with "yes" because I think the team at CBS would like nothing better than to take over Thursday comedy kingdom over which NBC reigned for years, but has now tossed away... I confess, I'd also love to cover that development -- and, ultimately, it is all about me.
We need to come up with a signal for a paragraph break. How about "Bandersnatch" in ALL CAPS? ....
Tragically, the show is scoring record low ratings, which means the Idolettes are getting less exposure, and definitely less press buzz, than ever before...Fox is going to have to do something radical if it's to save this show and by radical I don't mean yet another batch of judges.
Doubt it... 8:30 and 9:30 are so-called hammock timeslots, where a network is supposed to put new shows that are hammocked between hits that air on the hour (at 8, and at 9)...
yes, so long as cast includes Patrick Warburton, who is terrific and will hopefully be cast in something better after this....
Good for them! It was the right thing to do....
No. It's over.... More accurately: Yes, but now it's airing on CBS....
Aug. 11.
I'd need to see 'before' and 'after' pix of boyfriend to truly understand the situation. Are you sure the guy without the beard really is your boyfriend of five years? That said, not knowing Patrick Warburton isn't Neil Flynn does indicate you might need glasses, or more coffee.
Nope. You're going to have to separate your graphs with BANDERSNATCH
That would be a good start....on the other hand, it would deprive us of the latest Simon Cowell act of casting desparation on "X Factor." You have to admit, Khloe Kardashian and Britney Spears on "X" was pretty craptastic casting.....
Really? Where are you, and what is the station running instead? You do know it's been moved to Saturday nights, right?
Setting aside the fact that "cognitive dissonance" has 2 too many syllables for me on just one cup of coffee, I think I'll have to disagree. Responsible, conservative child with well-set flaky hippie parents is a time-honored TV gag -- remember Michael J Fox in "Family Ties"? In conclusion: it's a fun show and a terrific cast. That happens so rarely in comedy these days. Let's not pick at nits.....
Will do -- thanks!
Why didn't I patent this???!!!!
You betcha! But, why is Warburton reading some kids book on Probst's cloyingly touchy-feely talk show? Did he write it?
Off the top of my head:
Monday, March 13: NBC morning. Fox afternoon.
Tuesday, March 14: ABC afternoon.
Wednesday, March 15: TBS/TNT morning. CBS afternoon
Thurdsay, March 16: CW morning.
Yes, except Probst would never stand for it....
Good grief! What does one do for a daughter with head lice -- except feed her loads of ice cream?
Actually, I was thinking I'd actually have a Bandersnatch thinggummy, which would need patenting. Don't you think a Bandersnatch sounds like a tool for preparing vegetables -- or de-licing schoolchildren?
It works beautifully!
He does have a great voice -- he's the Ronald Colman of CBS sitcoms...
Peanut butter?
Emily Yahr, our resident Pam & Jim bureau chief, reports they were never formally split -- just fighting a lot. Discuss.....
The characters development gets undone and started over every week -- it's like watching "Groundhog Day." And Angelica Houston needs a new hairdo -- STAT! I could go on and on....and I too am a huge fan of Bway musicals. I wanted very much for this show to work. Sadly, they botched it.
Don Draper: the Gary Cooper of cable TV....
No. Unless you recorded all the Olivier flicks on TCM. Or the entire season to date of "Splash."
CBS will be thrilled to read this. Their biggest issue with "The Good Wife" is that the word "wife" is in the title which has driven away male viewers. That's why it got pushed out of its old timeslot -- its two leadin dramas skewed male and then the network's guy numbers fell off a cliff with "The Good Wife." Yes, they should've thought of that before they debuted the show and asked guy focus groups if they'd watch a show called "The Good Wife." Needed a more macho name.
thank you.
She's not a normal human being -- she's survived partnering with Kathie Lee for several years now and you have to have super powers to do that....and, she's a good TV reporter to boot...
yes, we could always try that....
is that why that hour does well in the ratings?
Wow -- just like this week's "Idol"... it's epidemic... They clearly wanted to drag it out for some reason or another...
I don't care how it happened, I'm just thrilled a chick is going to win this season. After which, expect it to go back to the scruffy white guy with guitar formula, what with the ratings being off so badly this season. Apparently loads of tweener girls won't watch if there is not a scruffy white guy with guitar in the running...
Yes and, sadly, that is the best line so far this season....
A few years ago I quit watching singer competitions, partially due to my own taste, partially because many contestants got on my nerves, and also because I refuse to watch any show using screechy judges (I don't care how much money they earn, if I want to leave a supermarket when their songs play, they won't enter my living room). "The Voice" was the last straw, choosing people for their voice, then quickly eliminating the less-attractive ones. But It seems as though these programs are getting less media coverage, so I find them less annoying. I know the shows still have enough fans to keep them around for awhile, but are they on the wane?
"Idol" is most definitly on the wane -- this week posting record lows. "X" was on the wane from the moment it premiered. "The Voice" is the best of the lot, ratings-wise. It's just that it never produces a music star...and, the press has tired of the genre..
Isn't Rosie the patron saint of Bway? Seriously -- huge supporter. I have no qualms with her being in the audience. But Houston without her knickers -- that's a nightmare that would stick with me for a few weeks...
Lisa, No One Cares What Ryan Lochte Does. Did we honestly expect the viewing public to care about Douchy McFratboy and his juvenile antics?
E! did, clearly.... I'm out of time. Thanks for joining me!
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A few weeks ago I presented you with information about Vintage Plantations Chocolate. They sent me their entire line to sample, so even I couldn't do it over a short period of time. I had to spread the tastings out. Needless to say, all of their chocolate bars were outstanding! The box of dark chocolate covered cocoa nibs that I reported as being divine are still in abundance. You only need a few to satisfy the chocolate urge.
Some more tidbits about Vintage Plantations Chocolate before we start. They now make truffles too! Make sure you are willing to share though. One box has 72 pieces at $81. Personally, I'd go for the assortment. You really need to try them all. They also offer the box of 72 in a chocolate hearts variety. These would be great for not only Valentine's day, but for engagement parties, rehearsal dinner gifts, wedding favors and for the sweets table at the wedding. Pierrick must know something about love too! Also note, for Valentine's day they offer more options.
Cute other new additions are the Chocolate Frogs. The kids will love them! They come in dark, white or milk chocolate and you get 24 for $41. For those of you that use cocoa for baking or drinking, don't forget to check out their cocoa products. They have a variety of baking chocolates and cocoa butter too.
On our agenda today are the following Vintage Plantations chocolate bars: Chocolate Latte Mocha, 65% Dark Chocolate, 75% Dark Chocolate with Shredded Coconut, 75% Dark Chocolate with Macadamia Nuts and the 100% Dark Chocolate. Don't forget that all of Vintage Plantations Chocolate products all come from Ecuador and are Rainforest Alliance Certified.
Vintage Plantations Chocolate Latte Mocha: This bar is 38% milk chocolate. Ingredients-cocoa, ground espresso coffee, cane sugar, whole milk powder, soy lecithin and instant coffee. You could smell the richness of the coffee, chocolate and milk as soon as the wrapper was opened. I felt like I was in a coffeehouse. I was expecting a lighter colored bar when I opened this one up because of the milk, but the color was pretty dark for a milk chocolate bar. This bar has an incredible blend of tastes. Not one over powers the other. The balance is nice and the flavor lingers on the palate for quite awhile. Quite nice.
The 65% Dark chocolate bar pleasantly surprised me. As my palate for chocolate has developed, I have found it hard to eat anything between 45-70%. It's odd. I know. It seems my taste buds like it extreme. Either give me lots of milk and sugar, or give me chocolate with just a few specks of sugar. This 65% bar was dark, not sweet and incredibly smooth. The chocolate was a nice dark reddish purple brown. Beautiful. Nice sharp snap. Only has pure cocoa mass, raw sugar cane and soy lecithin. When you open the wrapper, you get a burst of cocoa and floral scent. Intoxicating. The taste is exceptionally floral with a bit of a nuttiness at the end. Smooth mouth feel and nice long finish.
I'm going to do the 75% Dark Macadamia Nuts and Shredded Coconut together. These bars are identical except for their additions. They both have cocoa mass and raw cane sugar. The Macadamia Nuts have the nuts, of course, and salt. The coconut only coconut. For me, it's difficult to do a tasting with bars having ingredients added. I think my taste buds get confused. Maybe it's all the spicy food I eat and I don't have many to work with! As with the 65% bar, the notes are the same. The surprise was the coconut. It doesn't saw the coconut is raw, but I felt that it was. It was nice and light, not overpowering. The Macadamia Nuts were plentiful and not crushed up. I like to know it really is macadamia nuts that I'm eating! It was!
Now for my favorite. It's my first 100% Dark Chocolate bar. I've had 99%, but 100%! I took a photo, but it doesn't do the color justice. This bar is not for the beginner. Compared to other 99% bars that I had tasted, this one had only a light bitterness to it rather than most of them I felt were both dry and extremely bitter. It's an acquired taste. Maybe it's the Arriba beans. The color is gorgeous – almost a burnt red brown. Nice heavy snap. Floral notes bombarding your nose. It takes a long time to melt on your tongue, but well worth the wait. The chocolate starts with floral note and finishes with a strong, but not too strong note of nuts and a nice roasted flavor. The finish stayed with me for hours. Literary. I didn't want to drink anything to remove the ecstasy my taste buds were experiencing. I think they're still made at me! Ingredients? Pure cocoa mass. This is what chocolate tasting is all about. Give it a try. Don't be shy. Make sure you don't eat more than a few squares at a time. Appreciate the bar over a period of time. Mine lasted for two weeks.
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Thomas Sowell: Why are they pushing gun laws that won't work?
Think about all the states, communities within states, as well as foreign countries, that have either tight gun control laws or loose or non-existent gun control laws. With so many variations and so many sources of evidence available, surely there would be some compelling evidence somewhere if tighter gun control laws actually reduced the murder rate.
And if tighter gun control laws don't actually reduce the murder rate, then why are we being stampeded toward such laws after every shooting that gets media attention?
Have the media outlets that you follow ever even mentioned that some studies have produced evidence that murder rates tend to be higher in places with tight gun control laws?
The dirty little secret is that gun control laws do not actually control guns. They disarm law-abiding citizens, making them more vulnerable to criminals, who remain armed in disregard of such laws.
In England, armed crimes skyrocketed as legal gun ownership almost vanished under increasingly severe gun control laws in the late 20th century. (See the book "Guns and Violence" by Joyce Lee Malcolm). But gun control has become one of those fact-free crusades, based on assumptions, emotions and rhetoric.
What almost no one talks about is that guns are used to defend lives as well as to take lives. In fact, many of the horrific killings that we see in the media were brought to an end when someone else with a gun showed up and put a stop to the slaughter.
The Cato Institute estimates upwards of 100,000 defensive uses of guns per year. Preventing law-abiding citizens from defending themselves can cost far more lives than are lost in the shooting episodes that the media publicize. The lives saved by guns are no less precious, just because the media pay no attention to them.
Many people who have never fired a gun in their lives, and never faced life-threatening dangers, nevertheless feel qualified to impose legal restrictions that can be fatal to others. And politicians eager to "do something" that gets them publicity know that the votes of the ignorant and the gullible are still votes.
Virtually nothing that is being proposed in current gun control legislation is likely to reduce murder rates.
Restricting the magazine capacity available to law-abiding citizens will not restrict the magazine capacity of people who are not law-abiding citizens. Such restrictions just mean that the law-abiding citizen is likely to run out of ammunition first.
Someone would have to be an incredible sharpshooter to fend off three home invaders with just seven shots at moving targets. But seven is the magic number of bullets allowed in a magazine under New York State's new gun control laws.
People who support such laws seem to blithely assume that they are limiting the damage that can be done by criminals or the mentally ill - as if criminals or mad men care about such laws.
Banning so-called "assault weapons" is a farce, as well as a fraud, because there is no concrete definition of an assault weapon. That is why so many guns have to be specified by name in such bans - and the ones specified to be banned are typically no more dangerous than others that are not specified.
Some people may think that "assault weapons" means automatic weapons. But automatic weapons were banned decades ago. Banning ugly-looking "assault weapons" may have aesthetic benefits, but it does not reduce the dangers to human life in the slightest. You are just as dead when killed by a very plain-looking gun.
One of the dangerous inconsistencies of many, if not most, gun control crusaders is that those who are most zealous to get guns out of the hands of law-abiding citizens are often not nearly as concerned about keeping violent criminals behind bars.
Leniency toward criminals has long been part of the pattern of gun control zealots on both sides of the Atlantic. When the insatiable desire to crack down on law-abiding citizens with guns is combined with an attitude of leniency toward criminals, it can hardly be surprising when tighter gun control laws are accompanied by rising rates of crime, including murders.
Thomas Sowell is a senior fellow at the Hoover Institution at Stanford University. His website is www.tsowell.com.
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Successful investing requires a sound philosophy, a practical strategy and the discipline to follow through. Philosophy encompasses big picture beliefs; strategy involves the fine details; and discipline is the ability to implement and maintain a strategy through good times and bad.
Philosophy can be divided into two camps. The first camp believes that the financial markets are relatively efficient and that trying to beat the markets is a loser's game in the long run. Their preferred investment vehicles are low-cost index funds. The second camp believes that there are enough mispriced securities in the market to earn an excess return after cost and that there are people who can exploit these inefficiencies. Their preferred investment vehicles are actively-managed mutual funds.
Strategy involves asset allocation decisions and it also can be divided into two camps. The first believes that a fixed or strategic allocation to stocks, bonds and other asset classes works best because markets are unpredictable. The second believes in tactical asset allocation because they see the markets as being predictable to some degree.
Figure 1 maps philosophy and strategy to form four basic portfolio methodologies. Each box represents a fund selection philosophy and an allocation strategy for those funds.
Figure 1: Four Methods for Managing a Mutual Fund Portfolio
Whether investors know it or not, their portfolios fall into one of the four methods in Figure 1. Each of us decides whether to try and pick funds that beat the markets or just buy index funds that achieve market returns, less a tiny fee. We also decide whether to attempt some type of market timing by shuffling money around asset classes, or we pick a fixed allocation based on our needs and use occasional rebalancing.
I have long advocated the Fixed / Index approach because it generates the best returns with the least risk. This eliminates the higher cost and lower average performance of actively-managed mutual funds and it avoids market timing mistakes and emotional trading that are the hallmarks of tactical asset allocation.
Two Wall Street Journal articles were published last week that summed up the issues well. Karen Damato discussed the difficulty finding talented mutual fund managers in Is Your Fund Manager Skillful or Lucky? Jason Zweig investigated the reasonableness of trying to time markets in How Practical is Tactical? Both articles highlighted how exceedingly difficult it is to outperform a simple asset allocation using low-cost index funds.
Indexing Beats Active Management Luck
Ms. Datato explored the probability that winning mutual fund managers have skill or luck. She spoke with Michael Mauboussin, the chief investment strategist at Legg Mason Capital Management and an adjunct professor of finance at Columbia Business School. He is also the author of a new book, The Success Equation: Untangling Skill and Luck in Business, Sports, and Investing.
Mr. Mauboussin works for an active management company, so we should expect him to be somewhat biased toward skill as the reason active managers outperform. Not true. He explains that the difference between the best and the average and the best and the worst becomes narrow in activities where there are many talented people. Since many fund managers are smart and skillful, luck becomes more important in performance.
When asked if this is a strong argument to simply go with index funds and not try to pick active managers, Mr. Mauboussin answered, "Indeed. For someone who has little motivation to try to identify those who have differential skill, indexing makes a lot of sense."
Bill Miller is the star equity manager of the Legg Mason Capital Management Value Trust. He outperformed the S&P 500 for 15 years in a row before falling on very difficult times. How much of his strong investment performance was just good luck?
Mr. Mauboussin said that, by definition, Bill Miller's 15-year winning streak was a combination of skill and luck. He had to have above-average skill and above-average luck to accomplish this feat. When Mr. Miller was personally posed this question, he has attributed a good chunk of his streak to luck.
When one of the most successful fund money managers attributes most of his success to luck, and when his company agrees that luck plays a very important role in fund performance, I scratch my head and ask why many investors believe they can pick managers who are going to get lucky in the future and then hand over a high fee to try? That's like paying a $1 commission to bet $100 on a coin flip. The more times you flip, the higher the probability is that you're going to lose money.
Can Tactical Be Practical?
Jason Zweig tackled the left side of Figure 1 in his article. Does tactical asset allocation win over a strategic asset allocation? The results were not encouraging. He found a patient strategy of holding a fixed allocation to stocks and bonds paid off, while being tactical through more frequent trading came up short.
Mr. Zweig looked at 42 mutual funds and exchange-traded funds with "tactical" in their name based on Morningstar data. These funds were up 6.9 percent this year—an average of five percentage points less than the various indexes they follow, according to Morningstar.
Over the past three years, these funds have gained an annual average of only 4.9 percent, or more than six points a year behind their benchmarks. A "tortoise portfolio," which holds a steady 60 percent in U.S. stocks and 40 percent in bonds, is up an annual average of 11.0 percent annually over the same period more than twice the tactical funds' average return.
Mr. Zweig reminds us that two-thirds of the tactical funds didn't exist before the financial crisis erupted in 2008. The terror of watching stocks lose 60 percent in value during the crisis is the driving factor for these products. Wall Street was happy to accommodate this demand.
Are tactical strategies practical in the long-term? I suppose so, if you're a money manager who makes a living off of management fees, or if you're an investor who believes in placebos. On the other hand, if you're actually keeping score, tactical is definitely not practical.
Successful investing is about having a sound philosophy, a practical strategy and the discipline to follow through. Index investing is a sound philosophy and holding a strategic asset allocation based on your needs is a practical strategy. Once you have these first two, staying the course becomes a lot easier.


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1. Jose Abreu will take over Wrigley Field
I'm excited to see how Jose Abreu plays in this series, because I'd like to see how well he performs with the entire city watching him over four straight days.
In their preview article on MLB.com, it says of Abreu:
"Abreu swings a big bat. The first baseman set Major League records for most home runs (10) and RBIs (32) by a rookie in April and enters the four-game Interleague home and road series between the White Sox and Cubs with 12 homers and 34 RBIs."
Abreu leads the majors with 12 home runs and is second in RBIs with 34.
Both of these teams need their top players to excel in this series, not just for the fact it is between the city rivals, but these two teams need to get closer to the .500 mark. I believe in this series, the White Sox offense will offset the pitching of the Cubs for the next four days.


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http://www.rheostatics.ca/#final About 2 weeks ago I was driving along with the radio tuned to CBC, listening to an awesome cover of Everybody Knows this is Nowhere. Now that tune has always been a favourite Canadian classic, and from the voice singing the harmonies, even before the announcer came back on, I knew right away it [...]
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meadowlark, any member of the genus Sturnella, belonging to the family Icteridae (order Passeriformes). Meadowlarks are sharp-billed plump birds, 20 to 28 cm (8 to 11 inches) long. The two species in North America look alike: streaked brown above, with yellow breast crossed by a black V and a short tail with distinctive white outer feathers. The eastern, or common, meadowlark (S. magna) ranges from eastern Canada to Brazil, the western meadowlark (S. neglecta) from western Canada to Mexico (introduced to Hawaii). The former has a simple four-note whistle and the latter an intricate fluting. Meadowlarks consume insects in summer and weed seeds in fall and winter. The nest is a grass dome hidden in a field.
The red-breasted meadowlark (Pezites militaris), which occurs from Ecuador southward, and a subtropical relative (P. defilippi) are sometimes grouped with red-breasted blackbirds.
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yesss, vinyl preorder justified. great review, channing.
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Album Rating: 3.5damnit chan. well done as always :D
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Great review, might have to check Impossible Past sometime.
What was the point of the record?
("I don't wanna be an asshole anymore," "I have only bad news for you," several iterations of "I only wanted to make things right/better."
although holy shit that last paragraph though
Album Rating: 4.0yesss, vinyl preorder justified [2].
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Album Rating: 4.0Great review Chan. I've had this on repeat for about a week now, definitely an awesome record. Maybe
not quite as good as OTIP or CW, but awesome nonetheless.
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Album Rating: 4.5Fantastic review. I'm not even disappointed that you destroyed any reason I might have to write a 4.5 review of this.
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Album Rating: 3.5referring to your last paragraph, i feel strongly that this doesn't need to have additional depth or meaning. it just doesn't resonate like their prior stuff.
Album Rating: 3.5Yeah, I couldn't vibe with this as much as I did OTIP
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Album Rating: 4.0 | Sound OffAmazing job, Chan, once again.
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Best band out there
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Recent Research About Nursing, November 2013
This is part of the November 2013 issue of Sharing Nursing's Knowledge.
Creating Healthy Workspaces for Older Nurses
The nursing workforce is aging, in part because the nation's economic difficulties have prompted some nurses to delay retirement. A new literature review by Jaynelle Stichler, DNSc, NEA-BC, FACHE, of the San Diego State University School of Nursing, examines ways hospital work environments might be fine-tuned to help older nurses navigate the health challenges associated with their physically demanding work. The article was published online on October 17 by the Journal of Nursing Management.
Noting that Centers for Disease Control & Prevention data indicate that older workers' on-the-job injuries tend to be more severe than those suffered by younger workers, Stichler offers recommendations culled from 25 separate studies conducted since 2002. They include:
- Ergonomic seating and countertops with the correct height for charting tables, and adequate space for keyboards, in order to prevent strains caused by working in improper body positions;
- Adequate lighting and non-slip floor surfaces to reduce the risk of falling;
- Decentralized linen, equipment, and supply storage in or near patient rooms, and decentralized nursing stations, in order to diminish walking distances;
- Electrical and medical gas outlets placed on either side of the patients' beds and at an easily accessible height, rather than behind or above the head of the bed, so that nurses won't have to strain to plug in equipment;
- Enhanced task lighting options over beds or on swing arms to ease eye strain and help nurses with visual acuity problems; and
- Barrier-free patient bathroom and shower designs, with floor drains and shower curtains, so nurses needn't use towels to mop up water.


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Just as Sallu and Katrina's relationship is on the rocks, another attempt at bringing the both togteher atleast in waxed form could not work out. So what if Katrina could not get a wax work and be aside Sallu, Ash, Big B, Shahrukh Khan and Sachin Tendulkar at Madame Tussuad., she gets immortalized as Barbie at Bloomingdale, New York which is the official domain of Barbie Doll and even has a museum dedicated to the same.
Now when the waxworks of our desi stars stand next to each other, Katrina as Barbie would stand next to internationalhotties Beyonce Knowles and Diana Ross.
With a Kitty full of ace projects, she is already racing for the number one position in Bollywood. Kats sculpted figure did a round on the Indian ramp in March dressed as Barbie. Since then her fans have been vying to get their hands on the much-anticipated Katrina inspired plastic figure. And giving the first glimpse of what's in store, NY Barbie museum is on the threshold of unveiling the first look of the Katrina Barbie.
With Katrina immortalized as Barbie, the doll is sure to find some male following.
This is not all that is happening in Katrina's life. She is all set to make her appearance on her beau Sallu's show Dus Ka Dum. Now this has caused quite an uproar amongst her friends who do not want to accompany her to the sets of the show, fearing Salman. Salman has lived upto his over possessive nature with all his girlfriends and the way he is with Katrina is no different. Now since Salman doesn't take any of her associations with her co- actors positively and keeps a constant vigil even on her phone bills. Success doesn't come cheap!
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Clearly, he knew when he said he didn't know. Now the question is what did he know and how is he going to explain why he gave that answer.Rep. Darrell Issa • Asking on "Fox News Sunday" why Attorney General Eric Holder gave Issa, the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee Chairman, a seemingly false answer on his knowledge of Operation Fast and Furious, a failed gun-tracking program. The program has since been tied to numerous murders in the U.S. and Mexico — and the results of which are still showing up in the hands of Mexican drug cartels. Issa wants answers. "People at the top of (the) Justice (Department) were well briefed, knew about it and seemed to be the command and control and funding for this program," he claimed. Holder told him during a May Judiciary Committee hearing that he had only known about the program for a few weeks — an answer which doesn't please Issa, and may lead to him issuing subpoenas to the Justice Department later this week. source (via • follow)
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text: I don't know if Sprint is up to something, or I borked up my phone, but as of the last 2 days or so it won't connect to existing 3G service on my SGS3 if the radio is set to LTE/CDMA but just fine if it is set to CDMA only. In some places no problem but in others I have this issue. I've noticed it at Newark Penn Station too.--* seek help if having trouble coping--Standard disclaimers apply.--


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We've only got one planet, and it makes our lives possible. We can no longer take it for granted.
San Francisco Bans Sale of Plastic Water Bottles on Public Property
by Molly Ruskposted Jun 13, 2014
- The ban is set to go into effect in October 2014, and will be the first of its kind in the nation.
Meet the Tenacious Gardeners Putting Down Roots in "America's Most Desperate Town"
by Kristin Moeposted Jun 09, 2014
- They're not always optimistic about the future of Camden, N.J. But they're committed to it anyway, and they've created one of the nation's fastest growing networks of urban farms.
Talking Cows Take on Factory Farms—Matrix Style
by Jonah Sachsposted Jun 04, 2014
- The viral success of "The Meatrix" shows how a good story trumps a mountain of facts.
Game Changer: EPA to Regulate Carbon Emissions from Power Plants
by Brandon Bakerposted Jun 02, 2014
- Coal-fired power plants are responsible for about 40 percent of United States' carbon emissions. That pollution would be regulated for the first time under the new proposed rules.
The Boomers "Failed" Us: Climate Activist Tim DeChristopher on Anger, Love, and Sacrifice
by Sarah van Gelderposted May 30, 2014
- First the anger, then the love—overcoming generational anger to find the courage required for the difficult work ahead.
Portland's E. Coli Scare: How Mushrooms Could Have Helped Prevent It
by James Trimarcoposted May 30, 2014
- Filters that contain fungi with powerful antibiotic properties can help remove harmful bacteria from water.
How Wolves Help Yellowstone's Trees Grow Taller
posted May 27, 2014
- In some parts of the park, the average height of the trees quintupled over six years.
Norway's Military Does "Meatless Mondays" for the Climate
by Liz Pleasantposted May 23, 2014
- Signs of change are appearing in the United States military as well.
Katie Couric Investigates America's Corporate Sugar Pushers in "Fed Up"
by Erin Sagenposted May 21, 2014
- Food can no longer be dismissed as niche news. It's universal, vital, and urgent—and this film drives that point home.
7 Ways to Garden Like You Know What You're Doing (Even If You're Just Getting Started)
by Terra Wellingtonposted May 15, 2014
- A few simple guidelines to follow when breaking out the trowel and gloves.
Stanford Has an $18 Billion Endowment. These Students Made Sure It Won't Be Invested in Coal
by Liz Pleasantposted May 13, 2014
- The decision is the largest single win for the movement to push institutions to divest from fossil fuels. And student activists say they'll keep the pressure on Stanford to divest from oil and natural gas as well as from coal.
This Omaha Bike Shop Is Training a New Generation of Cyclists
posted May 12, 2014
- "Pretty soon they're using it to travel downtown and expand their understanding of the community they live in."
The Coal Workers You Didn't Know Existed—And Why They May Be At Risk
by Erin L. McCoyposted May 08, 2014
- Thousands of workers may be at risk of chronic disease from the chemicals used to process coal—including MCHM, which recently contaminated the drinking water of nearly 300,000 West Virginia residents.
Dear Paul Krugman: Is GDP Growth Making Us Richer or Poorer? (Please Clarify.)
by Herman Dalyposted May 06, 2014
- Is Paul Krugman just advocating temporary growth up to some level of optimality, or a truly ever-growing economy?
How a "Black Snake" in the Heartland Brought Spirit to American Environmentalism
by Kristin Moeposted May 06, 2014
- It's possible that the Cowboy Indian Alliance offers a glimpse into what a spiritually integrated environmental movement might look like, honoring diversity while resisting cooptation.
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