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by Josh Christian, Marketing VP of DSI Entertainment Systems
Southern California is famous for its excellent weather. When you have a large enough backyard and add a talented landscape architect, amazing outdoor living spaces happen. A growing trend is "outdoor living"...using your backyard as another gathering space, not just for parties, but for casual day-to-day living, too. The backyard featured here, located in Pacific Palisades, California, is a great example of a very luxurious outdoor living environment. It's complete with the following:
• outdoor theater
• Waterfalls
• landscape lighting
• a pool that looks like it was excavated from rock
• a grotto complete with spa and hidden loudspeakers
• a second hot tub at the end of the yard (for the canyon views)
• landscape audio system
• underwater speakers in pool
• a water slide (yes, a real water slide!)
• outdoor fireplace
• Crestron control system
• Extra audio hookups for DJ to connect to
As you can see from the pictures (see attached slideshow), this is both a fun and relaxing place to spend time. Want to relax? Sit in one of the two hot tubs and queue up some ambient or mood music. The grotto hot tub resembles a cave, complete with real quartz crystals jutting out of the walls, and they are LED backlit so you can enjoy them at night. Conventional outdoor speakers were cast flush into the special concrete and are faux painted…you have to make an effort to find them as they blend in so well. Two hidden in-wall Crestron touchscreens and Crestron-connected iPads control all of the action. One of the in-wall touchscreens is near the grotto hot tub and the other hidden behind a stone door.
The second spa sits at the southern tip of the yard. The owners have views over lush foliage and canyon views. The entire outdoor area features the latest trend in landscape music—multiple small speakers that resemble Malibu lights and multiple buried subwoofers that have a small exposed vent. The speakers and subwoofers are hidden in the greenscape. Using multiple smaller speakers and powerful subwoofers creates a much more consistent sound volume throughout more of the yard without 'hot spots' of sound. Hot spots happen when you get near conventional pairs of speakers that are cranked up loud enough to be heard throughout a large space.
Another inviting space here is the backyard theater which features a 55-inch weatherized HDTV and a full 5.1 speaker surround sound system. We installed the same small speakers mounted on the overhead trellis beams so as to not detract from the beautiful stacked stone wall. The bulk of the audio/video components are located inside the house, with just a couple of source components located in a specially sealed cabinet space to keep moisture and critters out. The clients enjoy using their video game console outdoors, gaming under the stars with the warm glow of the fireplace nearby.
The water element of the backyard includes waterfalls at various points along the pool's edge and a true water slide. These too are controlled by the two in-wall touchpanels and the Crestron-connected iPads. The water slide starts at the top edge of the hillside which rises behind the pool. Solid rock was excavated at certain points to get the perfect amount of speed and twist and turns. Of course, the landscape audio can be heard along the stairwell up to the top of the slide. Once you slide into the pool, you'll hear the music underwater with special underwater pool speakers. No detail was left out.
Credit must be given to the combined vision of the client and Mark Tessier of Mark Tessier Landscape Design, Inc.
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I must take exception to Mike Barry's recent column trumpeting the County Office of Legislative Budget Review's (OLBR)'s "verdict" that the County Comptroller's office sought and received adequate backup for payments to Super Storm Sandy contractors. Nothing could be further from the truth.
The OLBR report clearly stated that their review was limited in scope and not meant as endorsement or criticism of the FEMA funding and approval process in totality (pg. 3). In fact, payments to the largest vendor, Looks Great Services, which totaled over $34 million, were approved for payment based upon an Excel spreadsheet without adequate documentation (pg. 5).
Mr. Barry's column also failed to mention that the actions of the Comptroller's office with respect to contracts and payments for Superstorm Sandy work are currently being investigated by the Nassau County District Attorney and the New York State Attorney General.
As the former Nassau County Comptroller, I am appalled about the current scandal surrounding contracts and unauthorized payments to companies for Superstorm Sandy and Hurricane Irene debris removal. Comptroller George Maragos should appear before the county legislature to discuss payments that Nassau County has made to various contractors and disclose all records associated with the various contracts.
It is one of the core responsibilities of the County Comptroller to serve as financial watchdog safeguarding taxpayer dollars, including providing oversight on county contracts. If the appropriate oversight occurred and proper procedures were followed, there is no reason why Mr. Maragos should avoid making records publicly available and answer questions before the legislature.
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Creatively there were more setbacks than triumphs. Rachmaninov's dissatisfaction with what he had achieved in his First Concerto was as nothing compared to the trauma that ensued from the 1897 premiere of his First Symphony, distorted as it was under the baton of a reportedly less than entirely sober Glazunov. This was compounded by the more or less routine self-doubts of the young professional musician and by the ongoing tendency to existential listlessness, worthy of a character from Rachmaninov's much-admired Chekhov. Two visits to the elderly Lev Tolstoy, designed to inspire the young composer, had more or less the reverse effect. At the first the revered author offered merely banal imprecations to daily toil (Tolstoy was by this stage well into his own self-despising phase; he had gone native and was tilling the soil on his estate at Yasnaya Polyana). At the second visit, in the company of Chaliapin and Goldenweiser, Rachmaninov had to endure Tolstoy's withering response to his music, which was to echo down into the days of Soviet Socialist Realism: 'Who needs it?'. After his London debut at the Queen's Hall on 7 April 1899, Rachmaninov was invited to play his First Concerto the following year. Instead, however, he promised to compose 'a second and better one'. But with his spirits at a low ebb, that was easier said than done.
Famously it was a visit to a friend of a friend (and a near neighbour) of his aunt and cousins that changed everything. Dr Nikolay Dahl was a music-loving doctor who had taken an interest in therapeutic hypnosis – all the rage at the time in France. Psychological malaise being endemic in Russian society, Dahl found plenty of scope for practice, and his results were reputedly impressive. Probably the successful therapy in Rachmaninov's case had as much to do with conversation with a cultured man who turned to music for consolation as with actual hypnotherapy. At any rate the Second Concerto was released from the composer's blocked psyche. In gratitude he dedicated the concerto to Dahl (who as an amateur violist would sometimes even play in the piece, garnering applause when his identity was disclosed).
That at least is the official version of events, deriving from Rachmaninov's own autobiographical notes. However, one family report runs rather differently. According to the composer's grandson, Alexander, who claims to have been told the story by his grandmother and sworn to secrecy until fifty years after her death, the true reason for Rachmaninov's visit to Dahl was to court the doctor's daughter, who was the secret inspiration behind the Second Concerto and who remained a shadowy presence during the composer's subsequent married life. Alexander told this story to Stephen Hough in person; as yet there is no independent verification, and Rachmaninov scholars regard it with scepticism.
Whatever the true background, Rachmaninov's creative inertia was overcome, and during the summer of 1900, spent largely with Chaliapin in Milan, he put his ideas for the new Concerto in order. He composed the second and third movements back in Russia and performed them on their own on 2 December in Moscow's Nobility Hall, with Ziloti conducting. The two cousins would collaborate eleven months later on the first complete performance of the Concerto at the Moscow Philharmonic Society. It was not until May 1902 that London heard the work promised them three years earlier, and a further six months went by before the composer himself played it there (early British performances were given with Ziloti and Basil Sapelnikoff as soloists).
Anyone not knowing that the first movement was composed last might reasonably assume that its famous solo piano opening was the seed-idea for the whole work. This dark-hued progression, with its steady chromatic ascent and bell-like reinforcements in the bass, reappears in various disguises at nodal points in the work: as the closing harmonic progression of the first movement, at the beginning of the second, and, most obviously, just before the first main theme of the finale (after the piano's opening flourishes). As in the First Concerto, the first movement exposition follows a Griegian pattern, the two main ideas, both of them now gorgeously lyrical, being spaced by brilliant figuration. The central phase, as before largely built on sequences, manages to sound freshly invented while adhering rigorously to existing material. There is no cadenza. Instead the structure unfolds as an unbroken, perfectly proportioned symphonic whole – no question of revision being needed this time. The interweaving of soloist and orchestra is a constant marvel, as is the scoring itself.
As the Concerto's popularity grew, so its themes were treated to numerous song settings and arrangements, including the slow movement as Prayer for Violin and Piano by Fritz Kreisler 'in collaboration with the composer'. The basic arpeggio figuration here comes from Rachmaninov's early Romance for six hands at the piano, composed just after the original version of the First Concerto. The design echoes the slow-fast-slow pattern made famous by Tchaikovsky in his B flat Concerto, though in Rachmaninov's case the faster music emerges gradually, as if under pressure from the internal force of its lyrical motifs.
Just as the slow movement raised the curtain with a magical modulation to E major from the first movement's C minor conclusion, so the finale returns to C minor by stealth from the end of the slow movement. Once under way, the finale unfolds another drama of emotional turmoil, longing, regret and tussles with Fate, all the while blending the rhapsody and virtuosity of the Lisztian concerto tradition with the rock-solid craftsmanly values Rachmaninov learned from Taneyev.
Another unverified story behind the Second Concerto has it that Nikita Morozov (a fellow graduate from Arensky's composition class in 1892, and the same Morozov who criticized the structure of the first movement and nearly plunged Rachmaninov back into creative self-loathing) actually composed the finale's beautiful second melody and, on hearing of his friend's admiration for it, allowed him to borrow it. In 1946, three years after Rachmaninov's death, this would become the hit tune 'Full Moon and Empty Arms'. And among films that featured extracts from the Second Concerto were Billy Wilder's The Seven Year Itch (1955) and David Lean's Brief Encounter (1946), the latter brilliantly matching the music to a scenario of emotional triumph longed-for but probably only achievable in fantasy (a scenario perhaps closer to the origins of the piece than previously imagined, if the story told by the composer's grandson has any basis in reality).
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resk wrote:biz-one wrote:resk wrote:biz-one wrote:resk wrote:i heard cake & hella other niggas dropped tko.
It's true. A lot of the BIG tko heads dropped it because that crew is a f*cking joke anyways. Even Adek dropped that sh*t
yea man.. you know who tho? i only know cake and babes or babe..
Nobody you need to worry about. It's not my business to really put all of them on blast.
Besides that, I don't even remember who all dropped it, via me not giving a f*ck about TKO.
i thought it was a dumb question as soon as i posted it but i was too lazy to edit or delete it.
and yea.. im not too fond of tko myself. but i dont gotta worry about them bein a gang like graff crew. i gotta worry about 640. killin niggas over the graff sh*t.
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Durante mucho tiempo, la American Vintage Series ha presentado algunas de las guitarras Fender más vendidas del mundo (su lanzamiento a principios de los años 80 fue de hecho una de las primeras señales de que Fender "regresaba" cuando la época de CBS terminaba). En la actualidad, Fender ha hecho borrón y cuenta nueva para dar paso a una nueva American Vintage Series con otras características, nuevas especificaciones y el nivel de precisión vintage más meticuloso. En lugar de reemplazar los modelos anteriores con otros diferentes, hemos vuelto a crear de manera completa e integral todo el concepto de reedición vintage: hemos restaurado las máquinas de matrices originales, buscado el sonido en las nuevas pastillas y reformulado los colores vintage, entre otras cosas, y siempre basándonos en las auténticas guitarras vintage, que hemos estudiado a fondo para asegurarnos de que lo hacíamos de manera correcta. Lo hemos conseguido, y es evidente, ya que cada instrumento nuevo de American Vintage produce un sonido mágico y puro.
En ninguna otra guitarra es tan evidente el esmero que se ha puesto en los detalles como en la Telecaster American Vintage '52, que vuelve al redil con un cuerpo, mástil y pastillas perfeccionados con las mejores características (sonidos, curvas, perímetros, radios y mucho más) de entre una gran cantidad de Telecaster '52 examinadas previamente. Entre las características de primera calidad se incluyen un cuerpo de fresno con un golpeador de una única capa y un fino acabado lacado de nitrocelulosa en Butterscotch Blonde más claro, mástil profundo de arce con perfil en forma de "U" y bordes generosamente redondeados, voluta esculpida en la pala para mayor comodidad en la primera posición, botón del interruptor en "cilindro" integrado en la parte superior, clavijero vintage con espacio para poder estirar las cuerdas sobre la cejilla de hueso, puente estilo vintage con tres selletas de latón y botones de control con forma cilíndrica estriados y cromados.
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I have had a lot of Teles (like most people) but this is by far, the best.
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I adore this guitar. The simplicity of design, the tone, the color, the neck all add up to one of my favorite if not my absolute favorite guitars. Lightweight and easy to set up, yet packed with mojo. I especially love the U shaped neck. It's chunky, giving lots of leverage and support to the hand. It's made to play, and always sounds fantastic through any amp or effect. It's not about the bells and whistles, it's all about the sound and feel. Yet somehow the simplicity makes it beautiful in it's own way. The tweed case is a nice bonus.
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This AV 52 Tele is really special to play. When I'm not playing it, I'm craving the feel of the fat neck. The sound is really good, I dig the bridge pickup and neck pickup is a bit scooped for me but still very good (keeps the neck pickup very clean IMO). My only warning on this guitar is the nitro paint (flash coat). While it looks great, it's prone to chipping if you tap it against anything so be sure to treat with care if you're gigging with it. I string mine with flatwounds so it's very full and fat sounding.
I have the original, and I have this amazing and outstanding reissue. The '52 is the one to reach for when it has got to cut through, don't settle for substitutes. Leo got this one right by keeping it simple. It plays anything you have the chops to lay down. Tone mojo and more in this sweet axe.
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I had been wanting to add a Tele to my collection for a long time like the American Deluxe. At the store they had a '52 hanging next to the Deluxe, so I decided to do a side-by-side. I went back and forth, playing through a Fender '65 Reissue Deluxe Reverb amp for over an hour. The Tele Deluxe was a beautiful instrument, but in the end, the raw feel put the '52 in a different league.
You know how sometimes when you sit down to play and you've got to think about what your playing - this riff, that song - guiding your playing, and then other times you sit down and hit a chord or a couple notes of a riff and suddenly music flows from the inside; it just comes out of you?
That was the difference. Every time I picked up the Deluxe, I had to think my way through what I was playing. Every time I picked up the '52, music just flowed. There was a visceral resonance with the '52, more so than with any other guitar I've ever played. Not only was it transcendent to play, it even smells good - old lacquer, found hiding at the back of some forgotten storeroom.
I love this guitar; I think it's got a living soul of it's own.
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I've been playing Fender solid bodies for 45 years.
This is the only guitar when I pick it up I can't put it down.
I have 3 different Telecaster models & this is my main one.
It sounds great on my 65 vintage series Princeton Reverb & when I play out with the Super Sonic-22 amp, it's like a match made in heaven!
I really like the neck & the sound. I left it wired the way it came from the factory.
It's the most expressive guitar I've used for playing blues!
Tracy Krajcik owns this item
Playing this guitar for the first time was quite an experience because I could instantly see where a lot of rock and country history developed from. The 52 Tele almost forces the player to start having a go at clippy rhythm work; it's SO easy to do it with this neck and pickup combination. The weight of the guitar is great, not too heavy, nowhere near a Les Paul, and it's superbly made. I had zero difficulty with the allegedly tricky neck profile and string bending is easy despite what some reviewers claim. The pickups are REALLY good. The bridge pickup is sweet but still like a microscope. Every touch on the strings is revealed and I LIKE that! The bridge pickup is totally useful and the mid position is amazing. The volume and tone pots work nicely and allow easy swells. The guitar came on a hot day and was in perfect tune and intonation. I played it for 2 days and it was STILL spot on. The 3 saddle bridge is very very stable. It also provides amazing sustain. Hit a harmonic and it just won't stop!
I love this thing and it's for life. Go get one, it's a total bargain.
Phil_W owns this item
The American Vintage '52 Telecaster is a truly fantastic instrument. The design is classic with a great U-shaped neck that really feels great to play. The tone is so smooth and this guitar goes so well with the Fender Excelsior I bought a year ago.
The only thing I am not so satisfied is the finish. It took two days playing with a black t-shirt and new black jeans to give this guitar a light shade of black in the finish. Impossible to get rid of, but at least I have started to relic my guitar by myself and the right way, by playing it.
The price tag is pretty high in Sweden where I live, but hey, I wanted a good guitar and I guess that will cost a bit... but this guitar will outlive me and probably be inherited by my son...
Sune Andersson owns this item
I played Fender Stratocasters for 25 years, a friend of mine had a JV Telecaster and i remembered it as a great guitar.
I thought it was time to own a tele as well, so i bought a japanese telecaster.
Nice guitar but nothing special. Until i visited my local guitar shop and there she stood...i fell in love instantly.
The owner warned me, said this is something special, you'll notice the neck is a thing of its own, either you love it or you hate it.
I played it all afternoon and never let go of the instrument ever since then and it is twelve years ago now.
Got a 63 custom Telecaster as well but that is a very different animal, great in it's own way but not the beast the 52 is.
It is like the great Albert Lee said; it is raw and unforgiving, but it gives you so much pleasure and tone.
Thank you Mr Leo.
Sir John owns this item
You should never look at the past, except for Fender Vintage guitars. This '52 Tele is just a wonder. I love that 7"25 radius. And the sound is so amazing. When I bought her, I called a friend and he asked me, "Does she sound good ?" I answered him, "I don't know yet, I'm just watching her." I was just falling in love. And when she began to talk, I knew she was the one I was waiting for. I think I'll take her with me in my grave - to keep on playing in Hell...
Badfinger owns this item
I finally bought this guitar and have to say i am not disappointed. Got myself one of the 1st 46 2012 models. The U shaps maple neck is like silk to play. With beautiful rolled edges and flatter finger board 7.25 i think. The fnish is stunning and a bit more yellower than my 60th Ltd Ed Tele. The G&G case and extras complete the package.If you have thought about getting one of these and have hesitated in the past, take my advice get one asap they are truly stunning.
ukraider owns this item
Although this is not my go-to guitar, it is my favorite in terms of playability for rhythm and signature tone. I mostly leave it in open G and it really likes it! The neck isn't for shredders but it is for me. You need to try it.
Kikosdad owns this item
This is the best playing guitar that I've ever owned. I've been playing guitar over 50 years and with this guitar I can play any style and the sound is amazing. I just wish I purchased this sooner.
musicrat owns this item
I've learned a lot from catching the Tele-fever back in 2007 and since I've spent an outrageous amount of money building and buying a lot of guitars, messing with pick-ups and trying my hand at winding them too.
I have a Gibson Custom Shop Les Paul Custom Triburst Flame Maple, whew! My American Deluxe Telecaster is completely upgraded by Patrick Meade from Patsguitars.com, in my opinion the best Luthier out there, and I have come Full-Circle!
It is my opinion that this is the Best Production Guitar the Fender Makes, Period.
Here are the only tweaks:
• Add a 22 frets scale boat neck.
• Compound Radius.
• Create an Ashtray that covers the pick-up only, yes like an old Precision Bass.
o Allowing for string muffling.
The ambient sound you get with the ashtray one is Real Kids!!!!!
Try-it. Clean setting, you'll see.
Sergioantoniox owns this item
The 52 is simply the best Telecaster you can get. The feel, shape and tone are everything you can imagine and it plays like butter.
Forget the rest, buy the best
countrydave owns this item
There's a tele for every taste and price point, but for my money, this is the one - it looks and sounds fantastic! I usually swap out PUPs, but not on this one, the vintage tones are perfect. I get a great warm jazz sound from the neck PUP, and the bridge PUP twangs like it's supposed to! I grew up with the flatter radius necks, so the older style radius took a little getting used to, but apart from that, it's perfect. If I had to get rid of all but one guitar, this is the one I'd keep. Highly reccomended!
Let the strap out so the guitar hangs low, change to open G tuning, and start banging out the chords to Brown Sugar. Perhaps no other guitar lets you live out your music dreams like a 52 Tele. I got mine a few years ago and immediately changed to the modern wiring... so much more versatile. Straight out of the case, the heavy finish on the back of the neck makes playing a chore... but once it wears down a little the fat neck just feels right. No guitar collection would be complete without one of these classic instruments.
This has for the longest time been one of the most authentic guitars Fender makes. Down to the screws they got it right. Fenders done right make you work a bit for the tone, and this one is no different. Sure you can plug and play and get great tone. But if you want to go to tone Utopia, spend some time noodling with this one a bit. Its well worth it. You can get jazzy to bluesy to creamy rock on the neck, or bite the audience on the head with the tone from the bridge. Plug into a Screamer or Zen Drive, and into a Twin and your right there!
Every Fender player needs a 52 RI!
dannopelli owns this item
This is the best regular production guitar Fender makes! The craftsmanship on this guitar is excellent and it plays like a dream. I am amazed at the sounds I can pull out of this guitar. Awesome guitar!
captain eyeball owns this item
I bought her 20 years ago.
I played and I loved her.
Then I had to sell her, because I did not know where to store.
I regret today.
Bought mine in Atlanta a few years back - plays like a dream, fit so tightly and sounds as jangle-y as I want and can tear the roof off at the same time. I knew I was gonna buy it just noodling at the store before I even plugged it in... that kind of well built electric.
qwinks owns this item
Great Guitar. Quick neck, great tone and beautiful workmanship. I would sleep with her if my wife would let me.
BRTOAD owns this item
There's not much you can say about a Tele that's not already been said - it does what it does, and nothing else does it the same. While I mainly play Strats, a Tele is a big part of my arsenal particularly for the work I do with country bands. My AVRI '52 is hands down the best Tele - and one of the best guitars - I've ever played. To be honest, I don't really think you can get a better Tele - it's a basic instrument, no need for fancy woods or bells and whistles, and the '52 is just beautifully put together, sounds exactly like a Tele should sound and I love it! It even smells nice! One of my favourites.
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|Model Name:
|American Vintage '52 Telecaster®, Maple Fingerboard, Butterscotch Blonde
|Model Number:
|American Vintage
|Butterscotch Blonde
|Body Material:
|Body Finish:
|Fender Flash Coat Lacquer
|Body Shape:
|Neck Material:
|Neck Finish:
|Fender Flash Coat Lacquer
|Neck Shape:
|Forma U
|Scale Length:
|25.5" (648 mm)
|Fingerboard Radius:
|Radio de 7.25" (184 mm)
|Number of Frets:
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|Truss Rods:
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|Bridge Pickup:
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|Hardware Finish:
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|1-Ply Black
|Control Knobs:
|Knurled Dome
|Switch Tips:
|Punta del interruptor estiíllo barril
|Tension estándar ST250R NPS, (Calibres.010, .013, .017, .026, .036, .046)
|Unique Features:
|Slightly lighter Butterscotch Blonde finish; Large maple neck with re-sculpted U-shaped profile and comfortably rolled edges; All-new pickups wound to period-correct specs and sound; "Barrel" switch tip and knurled chrome domed control knobs
|Included Accessories:
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The DVR has become an essential component to most people's home theater systems, but there isn't a huge variety among the systems offered by most TV providers. However, the DISH Network Hopper Whole-House DVR goes beyond the average black recording box.
Obvious Hopper features include three satellite tuners and a 2TB hard drive, which can hold about 2,000 hours of recorded video. If you want to access the DVR in other rooms, those get a different box, known as the Joey. These boxes allow users to pause live TV and access the Hopper and all of its recorded content and apps in other rooms. Another nifty perk is that you can actually start viewing something in one room, pause it, and continue it in another room—as long as it has a Hopper or Joey box.
Each Hopper box can support up to three Joeys. If you want to expand on that system, you can add in another Hopper and another trio of Joeys, for a maximum of eight TVs.
Besides all of that, the Hopper has two very unique features we have yet to see on any DVR. First up is PrimeTime Anytime, which will record all four HD networks during primetime hours, with a single click and a single tuner. That creates an on-demand library of HD ABC, CBS, FOX and NBC programming that will be stored for up to eight days—without actually consuming any of that DVR space.
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Daniella – for whom the stakes have been somewhat heightened since receiving Royal endorsement from the Duchess of Cambridge – admitted to being a touch jittery before the collection. 'I'm nervous our luck is going to run out, we always cut it so fine with the final details and alterations beforehand!' she revealed. No prizes for guessing then what her favourite part of the design process is. 'Right at the end! I love styling the collection and seeing it come to life.'
She didn't need to be nervous. There were enough of Issa's trademark silk jersey dresses in both knee length and maxi, printed and block colour, to please her hardcore fans. And one floor sweeping emerald green number that looked particularly suitable for her most high profile fan, Kate. Vibrant prints in both ditsy and bold designs appeared on dresses and leggings that were styled together with printed headscarfs too. But, this season, there was also a touch of the '20s with Art Deco inspired party dresses in liquid gold, with stunning beadwork – ideal for Christmas time.
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Movement 3: Andante
Movement 4: Allegro vivace
With the sound of wind band and timpani, the first movement opens with a military air. Such an idea might have emanated from a 'revolutionary' opera of Méhul, Cherubini, or Le Sueur. Amid bold dynamic contrasts and unconventional progressions, the military dominates the orchestral exposition, though relief is temporarily provided (in a manner akin to Beethoven and Hummel) by reference to the lyrical second subject. Such a procedure had already been explored in the Second Concerto Symphonique (recorded on Hyperion CDA66889) and would unswervingly form the basis of his later concertos albeit with a greater sense of aplomb. The piano enters obliquely, as if embarking upon a cadenza, before orchestra and soloist launch into the second exposition. This phase of the work, the so-called second exposition, effectively expands the material already heard in the orchestral introduction, though now as part of a larger sonata-ritornello structure. The central orchestral ritornello takes us from the dominant, B flat, to the relative, C minor, marked by a closing cadence. This forms a platform for the development which begins with a veiled quotation from Beethoven's Third Piano Concerto, a work Litolff greatly admired and which he frequently played on his European tours. Still in C minor, this yields to a nocturnal re-interpretation of the military idea, reminiscent of Field. A shift away from the relative is marked by the appearance of the lyrical secondary material, which, ever more frenetically for the soloist, moves towards the dominant. The recapitulation, very much understated (after the piano's second cadenza), is signalled by the restatement of the second subject, first in the piano, and then by the orchestral tutti. This material essentially constitutes the much truncated reprise, for it is only in the spirited coda that Litolff chooses to restate the military music as a grand closing gesture.
The scherzo, with its ubiquitous 'tripping' figures (created by the prolixity of acciaccaturas) and dialogue between soloist and orchestra, has all those familiar characteristics of the corresponding movement in the more famous Fourth Concerto. In the latter, Litolff adopted the more conventional ternary design, but in his Third Concerto the structure and tonal organisation are altogether more unconventional. The opening 97 bars of music in C minor, deftly orientated around the dominant, function as an extended preparation for the main focus of the movement, a full orchestral statement of a Dutch children's song 'Al is ons Prinsje nog zoo klein'. This tune then forms the basis of a fugal paragraph which also ends on the dominant, while a third section, marked 'Presto', attempts to restore C minor, only for the dominant to re-assert itself once again. This entire process is repeated wholesale, the final 'Presto' section this time used as a coda to establish C as the unequivocal tonic.
The slow movement, in a simple ternary song form, features Litolff's favoured sonorities of the cello and horn. The nocturnal mood, reminiscent once again of Field (though the harmonic world has the modernity of Chopin and Liszt), is disturbed briefly by an episode of tension and drama, but it soon gives way to a restatement of the main melody, more fully scored for the orchestra with decorative arpeggios and scalic passages in the piano.
The finale has a lightness and vivacity like those scintillating closing movements in Mendelssohn's concertos, where extreme agility is demanded not only in rapid passages of semiquavers, but also in spread tenths and double octaves. For the second subject Litolff introduced a second Dutch tune, 'Wien Neerlands bloed' (by Johann Wilhelm Wilms), which was widely sung in Belgium in 1830 during the successful uprising against the House of Orange. In fragmented form this anthem constitutes the bulk of the ensuing development and is strikingly recapitulated in B major in Litolff's beloved lower strings. The recovery to E flat major, via its subdominant, is also executed with a Lisztian boldness, especially in the arresting orchestral transition that links this lyrical section to the athletic coda.
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And oh well, i don't get your preview (no native english, ty)
Lore man keep up the awesome work, this weeks was hilarious, best marmot so far!
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The Cake Bible (Hardcover)
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- Additional Details
- Dimensions: 10.50 H x 1.75 D x 7.50 W inches
- Format: Hardcover
- Number of Pages: 555 Pages
- Release Date: September 1, 1988
In The Cake Bible in hardcover, Rose Levy Beranbaum is a kitchen chemist extraordinaire - this, after all, is the woman who wrote her master's thesis on the effects of sifting on the quality of yellow cake. Here, she explains the science behind types of leavening, the merits (or not) of sifting, melting chocolate, preheating ovens and more. The Cake Bible baking book has precise and detailed instructions for intricate wedding cakes as well as cakes that can be mixed and in the oven in five minutes. In addition, nutrition information is included with every recipe. In the Cake Bible cake book, Beranbaum doesn't forget the art, either; pencil drawings teach novice bakers how to create a garden full of flowers from royal icing and mushrooms from piped meringue. It's no wonder that the International Association of Culinary Professionals picked The Cake Bible as their cookbook of the year for 1988 - this book has something to teach bakers at every level.
560 pages
Buy The Cake Bible in hardcover to enjoy the acclaimed cookbook by baker and food scientist Rose Levy Beranbaum, who offers delectable recipes and teaches readers how baking works.