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There will not be a business meeting in December.
Join us at the next NEHBA business meeting on Monday, January 19 from 4- 5:30 pm at Robin's Nest, Nicollet & Diamond Lake Rd. Socialize with SW area businesses. Featured speaker is Council Member John Quincy.
We have just been made aware of an upcoming traffic disruption that we wanted to let you know about right away. Centerpoint will be doing some natural gas main work beginning October 16 and going through the end of November on Bryant Ave. So. between 43rd & 46th street.
We have requested that blue "businesses open during construction" signs be placed in the area and will be in close communication with both CenterPoint and the council member's office on this issue as it moves forward.
If you have any questions, do not hesitate to contact Jen (Borger) Schmid at email@example.com or 612-860-2444.
More information and updates can be found on the construction project website.
From CenterPoint Energy:
"I wanted to inform you of high profile construction project CenterPoint Energy will be starting later this month in Minneapolis. We will be replacing roughly 1/3 of a mile of natural gas distribution pipe along Bryant Avenue S., from 43rd Street W. to 46th Street W.Construction is expected to begin the week ofOctober 16th and be completed by late November to early December. Please anticipate traffic delays and potential lane closures in the areas of construction.
Last month, we mailed out customer letters to homeowners and businesses in the affected areas. Prior to construction, CenterPoint Energy will have signs directing the public to our construction zone website in the areas of construction.
I have attached the CenterPoint Energy Letter and Map to Residents and Businesses of the construction zone area. It would be great if you could spread this information to whom you see fit. If you are interested in receiving periodic updates regarding our progress, you can click here.
Please feel free to contact me with any further questions.
Best regards,
Ashley Osteraas | Communications Specialist
Join Simply Jane/Simply ArtAble for a night filled with stories, music, and laughter. Special guests include renowned author, storyteller and NPR commentator Kevin Kling, Live Jazz featuring Gondwana and vocals by Barbara Meyer.
Saturday, November 15th, 7:30-9pm (Doors Open at 6:30pm)
Beverages and hor d'oeuvres provided. There will also be a raffle and a book signing.
Simply Jane/Simply ArtAble Studio
5411 Nicollet Ave., Mpls, MN
Admission: $40/person
If you can't attend, please consider going to our website (www.simplyjanestudio.com) and making a charitable donation. Every dollar helps our mission.
Join us for the largest Park(ing) Day celebration in the Twin Cities! This second annual local event is part of an international celebration that transforms parking spots into temporary public parks across Southwest Minneapolis (and the world). Businesses in these intersections will be joining us on the streets and have sidewalk sales, crafts, games and more.
The parklets will be located in 9 business nodes from 10 am to 2 pm and each one will highlight the unique businesses at that intersection:
* 38th St. and Grand Ave.
* 42nd St. and Grand Ave.
* 46th St. and Grand Ave.
* 48th St. and Grand Ave.
* 36th St. and Bryant Ave. (new node this year)
* 38th St. and Nicollet Ave. (new node this year)
* 50th St. and Penn Ave. (new node this year)
* 50th St. and Xerxes Ave. (new node this year)
* 54th St. and Lyndale Ave. (new node this year)
Sponsored by Experience Southwest and City of Minneapolis Government's Great Streets program
Produced by The Musicant Group
For more information on the international festivities, visit: www.parkingday.org/
Join us for the next business meeting:
Date: Wednesday, September 17, 2014
Time: 4 – 5:30 pm
Location: Grand Cafe, 3804 Grand Ave
Businesses will have time to socialize and connect with each other. Drinks and food will be available to purchase.
Topic – Erik will be speaking on "Business 2 Business: Southwest Minneapolis Hidden Treasure of New Clientele.
Featured Business – Samantha Smart Merritt from InnerCity Tennis
NEHBA welcomes both members and nonmembers of storefront and home based businesses to it's monthly meetings.
NEHBA is pleased to announce the monthly business meeting is back! Join us this Wednesday July 16, 2014 for a new meeting time and format with a focus on business-to-business relationships and networking.
Date: Wednesday, July 16, 2014
Time: 4 – 5:30 pm
Location: Grand Cafe, 3804 Grand Ave
Changing and extending the meeting time will allow more time for businesses to socialize and connect with each other. Drinks and food will be available to purchase.
Featured Speaker – Molly McCartney
As a NEHBA volunteer, Molly has managed the Experience Southwest Twitter account since it's beginning. ExperienceSW has over 1,730 followers with 11,600 tweets.
Topic – Twitter Tips
Molly will provide instructions and tips on how to use Twitter to increase your business presence on social media. Bring your mobile device – phone, ipad or laptop for a hands-on twitter exercise.
Featured Business – Joessa Austin of Jai Healing Studio
NEHBA welcomes both members and nonmembers of storefront and home based businesses to it's monthly meetings.
NEHBA is pleased to announce the City of Minneapolis has again awarded it administration of a new Great Streets Façade Improvement Matching Grant of $50,000 !
This new round of funding will be made available for businesses and building owners on the eligible nodes and avenues within the NEHBA area on July 1, 2014.
These funds are historically in high demand and the number of eligible businesses has increased so please act quickly if you are interested. Please contact Roger Worm at firstname.lastname@example.com or call 612-743-0616 to start the process or if you have questions. Click on 2014 NEHBA Great Streets Facade Improvement Grant Business Guidelines and the The City of Minneapolis Great Streets Facade Improvement Design Guidelines for more information on this grant.
As a result of several years of work by NEHBA with the City, new for this round is all storefronts on Nicollet Avenue from 36th Street to 62nd Street are now eligible for façade improvement matching grants. A complete list of eligible storefront locations is given below.
Nicollet Ave (36th to 39th St.) Grant 1:1
Nicollet Ave (39th to 62nd St.) Grant 1:2
38th St W & Grand Ave S Grant 1:2
36th St W & Lyndale Ave S Grant 1:2
40th St W & Lyndale Ave S Grant 1:2
54th St W & Lyndale Ave S Grant 1:2
58th St W & Lyndale Ave S Grant 1:2
36th St W & Bryant Ave S Grant 1:2
46th St W & Bryant Ave S Grant 1:2
50th St W & Bryant Ave S Grant 1:2
50th St W & Penn Ave S Grant 1:2
50th St W & Xerxes Ave S Grant 1:2
All grants are for a maximum of $5,000.
Sixty percent (60%) of the available grant funds will be allocated to businesses on Nicollet Avenue and the remaining forty percent (40%) to the storefronts on the nodes listed above. Also, the funding will be on a first come first serve basis (meaning completing Steps 1 through 5 in the Business Guidelines) for all storefronts that have not been previously awarded a Façade Improvement Matching Grant through NEHBA.
The above allocation and preference will be in place through August 31st of this year. Beginning September 1st, all eligible storefronts will be treated on a first come first serve basis regardless of location or previous awards.
For those business and building owners whose storefronts have received previous façade improvement grants and are desirous to perform façade improvements before September 1st, provisional grants will be issued on a first come, first serve basis for the funds that may be remaining on September 1st.
For those storefronts that are not on the above listed eligible nodes, we would like to remind those business owners that there are available matching grant funds from the East Harriet Farmstead Neighborhood Association, the Tangletown Neighborhood Association, and the Windom Community Neighborhood.
We are excited to be participating in the 2014 Twin Cities Pride festivities Saturday June 28 and Sunday June 29. This will be the third year we have participated in this event and each year we have extended our reach. In 2012 we handed out 5,000 stickers and 1,200 brochures and in 2013 we raised the bar to 7,000 stickers and 1,500 brochures. This results in higher traffic to our website and increased exposure to the shops, restaurants and businesses in Southwest Minneapolis.
Members are welcome to also promote their businesses with store specific promotions and/or to demonstrate services at the booth. No food may be distributed and items may not be sold from this location.
Saturday June 28
Sunday July 29
12pm-4pm (getting full)
If you are interested in working a shift, please contact Jen Borger at firstname.lastname@example.com or 612-860-2444.
InnerCity Tennis will partner once again with the Minneapolis Parks and Recreation Board (MPRB) to bring affordable, quality tennis lessons to the youth in Minneapolis. The program will operate at 23 park sites in Minneapolis including Lyndale Farmstead Park.
Tennis in the Parks runs from June 16 – July 25 Monday – Friday. The cost for the program is $75 per player for kids ages 4-17 (must turn 4 on or before June 16th). Scholarships are available for families in financial hardship. Just check the box on the registration form, no questions asked.
The six week Tennis in the Parks Program teaches basic fundamentals and strategy. In addition to tennis skills, kids build teamwork, confidence, hand-eye coordination skills, learn healthy nutrition habits and develop a life long love of physical fitness.
At the conclusion of 6 weeks of lessons, an individual tournament is offered free of charge to all participants on Saturday, July 26 at InnerCity Tennis in Dr Martin Luther King Park.
Register online at www.innercitytennis.org.
NEHBa's 2014 Annual Meeting is planned for Wednesday, May 21 from 5-8 pm at FrameUps, 4325 Nicollet Ave S.
Enjoy appetizers and refreshments while socializing and networking with fellow southwest area businesses. The agenda also includes board elections, and 2014/2015 membership renewal. Businesses can also learn more about committee volunteer opportunities including B2B (Business to Business), Marketing & Communication, Membership and being a Business District leader.
Be sure schedule the date on your calendars!
Minneapolis Bike Week (May 4 – 11) is a series of events and activities celebrating and promoting bicycling in Minneapolis with an emphasis on encouraging those who don't normally ride to give it a try. The Minneapolis Bicycle Coalition, in partnership with the City of Minneapolis, local businesses, and community organizations, will host 50+ events over 8 themed days with something for every rider.
Saturday, May 10 will be Bike to Local Businesses Day and NEHBA, along with local area businesses, will host a network of fun events and resources for cyclists that day including discounts for cyclists, food, music, family fun, and, of course, free bike repair.
Grab a friend or the kids and cruise by bike, of course on down to a Bike to Local Businesses Day celebration at one of the participating corners. Music! Food! Fun!
48th & Grand 1-4 pm
• Charlie's Tangletown Bike Shop: Hosting free outdoor music by The Thunderheads
• Minneapolis Bike Rental: Ride the bikes we rent by the hour, day, week and beyond!
• TruStone Financial: our local credit union
• Ethique Nouveau Vegan Gift Shop: samples served!
• Animal Rights Coalition: Because animals matter.
• La Fresca Restaurant: nouveau mexican cuisine
• A Little Bird on grand Thoughtful gifts
• Mille Designer apparel and gifts
• Artsy Digs Knobs: Retro Lodge Chic. Retro Bar
46th & Bryant
• Anthony's Furniture Restoration – 10% Discount
• Guse Green Grocer – Free bottle of Ice Mountain spring water and $5 coupon with $25 purchase.
• Guse Hardware – Free delivery with purchase over $30
50th & Bryant
• Malt Shop – 50% off one item with purchase of another item at full price
38th & Nicollet
• Finer Meats – Discounted ribs
• BANGbang salon & creative space- 10% off
• Butter Cafe – Free beverage, Kids get a free ice cream cone
Financial support provided by:
• TruStone Financial: our local credit union
• NEHBA: Nicollet East Harriet Businesses Association
• Great Streets: City of Minneapolis' Neighborhood Business District Program
• Experience Southwest: Expect the Unexpected. Shop Southwest
Bike to Local Businesses Day is a great opportunity to explore your community, support local businesses, and celebrate biking's integral role in the future of healthy Minneapolis communities.


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As we have mentioned with the first of the
early GNOME 3.0 development packages
getting checked-in (such as the
improved Totem Movie Player
), the first GNOME 2.31 development milestone is this week in the road to GNOME 3.0 (a.k.a. v2.32) that will be reached this September. Joining this round of new GNOME development packages that are looking for testing is GTK+ 2.21.0, which is leading up to the 2.22 release of the de facto standard tool-kit for the GNOME desktop.
GTK+ 2.22 is expected to be the last stable GTK+ 2.x series release before all future development efforts are focused on GTK+ 3. GTK+ 2.22 will be released at the same time that GTK+ 3.0 makes its premiere this September with GNOME 3.0.
As described in the
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by Matthias Clasen of Red Hat, "[GTK+ 2.22] will not receive major feature work beyond API additions that are required to facilitate porting to GTK+ 3." GTK+ 2.22 will also maintain source and binary compatibility with the existing GTK+ 2.20 series builds, but as the GTK+ API isn't yet finalized, the 2.21.0 version may not end up maintaining compatibility with the official 2.22 release.
Some of the talked about features for GTK+ 3.0 include better CSS-based theming support, full off-screen rendering, resolution independence / free scaling of user-interfaces, a simple transparency API for widgets, physics features in the UI, full MPX / multi-touch support, easier widget creation, and many other features for popular this tool-kit. Serious development of GTK+ 3.0 has now been going on for more than one year.
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The Texas Department of Transportation says it is working overtime to continue its month-long crack down on drinking and driving over the Labor Day weekend. TxDOT's "Drink. Drive. Go to Jail" Campaign began August 19th and goes through Tuesday September 5th.
TxDOT officials say the goal of this annual campaign is to prevent alcohol-related traffic accidents and fatalities. Toward that goal, TxDOT urges people who've been drinking to get someone who is sober to drive them home, because no one is immune to the effects of alcohol.
To drive home their point, TxDOT officials say people caught driving under the influence will go directly to jail. If that happens, it could cost them up to $17,000 in bail, legal fees, fines, court appearances, insurance increases, court-ordered classes, and other expenses.
To enforce this crackdown, the Texas Department of Public Safety, county sheriff's departments, and city police departments all over the state are putting all available state troopers and local officers on extended duty through Tuesday.
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I'm curious what marks you guys use for Shen.
Do you use Mpen to make Vorpal Blade and Ki Strike hit harder, run resist/HP because you don't focus dealing dmg, or do you like Arpen for easier last hits and harassing?
I've been considering AS Marks as well, just to get Ki Strikes off faster during teamfights.
What do you guys think?
You're a tank.
bump for some more opinions
Magic Pen. Quite a burst with ki strike and Q. HP/Resist can be covered by items, but not many Mpen items give resists and hp (Abyssal on Shen is ok sometimes, when enemy team is magic heavy)
I find he is best in jungle, especially since you can instantly save anyone at level 6 anyway. Because of this I use flat armor penetration.
If you're jungling with him, go ArPen, otherwise go with the MPen.
Thanks for the input everyone
I use Magic Penetration on Shen just for Vorpal Blade and Ki Strike.
Mpen to increase your harrassment and damage with vorpal blade and your passive. See this Shen Guide
If you are considering any other rune to get last hits to farm forget it, just use vorpal to last hit minions. It may not be greatly enhanced by the Mpen, but it will leaving a bigger mark on champs when you are tossing vorpals for 200mgc dmg each without any AP.
Shen should not be played straight as a "tank" shen can be a great support if used that way. By using E Q W combo your Q will be ready to use again, and as long as you have at least some energy per 5 second glyphs, and blue buff, you can use E Q W Q combo on top of your ki strike to land a rather signficant hit.
Although I build my shen as tank, Tmail, sunfire as my core. Don't underestimate the power of a voidstaff. Especially if you are not in a heavy AP team, the enemy will feel no strong need to build MR, so your vorpal will be landing high damage hits on a low CD. Improving your AP will increase the damage to vorpal, your personal shield W. The shield of your ult, and will also increase the life-tap on vorpal blades. Which will add a noticible health regen per 5 to all your mates hitting that target practically negating any bleed effects (kat, teemo, gangplank, miss fortune).
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Liam Gallagher returns to open Glastonbury 2013 with Beady Eye
Friday 28 June 2013
He swore he would never play Glastonbury again after headlining with Oasis nearly 10 years ago - but on Friday Liam Gallagher's Beady Eye kicked off events at the festival.
With the words "Get in" and a moment of silence while he surveyed the crowds, the singer launched into "Flick Of The Finger", the first song to be heard on the Other Stage at Worthy Farm this year.
Despite the relatively early hour and the mud underfoot, thanks to a downpour of rain that lasted all night, thousands of people turned out to see the band. Their performance was unbilled but Gallagher had dropped heavy hints about it on his Twitter account.
Although the Mancunian was wearing sunglasses, they were mostly not needed as grey clouds hovered over the Somerset site, with the sun trying to break out.
The biggest cheers came for Oasis hit Rock 'N' Roll Star and, perhaps aptly for the time of day, "What's The Story Morning Glory", which turned into a mass singalong.
Fan Hayley Storey, 30, from Leeds, said: "We only came this way because we wanted a beer - we'd not heard they were playing.
"It's a great way to open the festival. I'm so glad they did Oasis stuff too."
Chris Goode, 35, from Greenwich, south-east London, said: "It was quite a surprise to see them. It was just luck.
"I didn't think Liam would be up this early in the morning. I bet he's not even been to bed yet."
Gallagher had previously complained about the sound system at the festival after Oasis played on the Pyramid stage in 2004.
He apologised to festivalgoers for making their headaches worse if they had one, and told them with his typical swagger as the set came to a close: "You've been amazing. But not as good as us.
"Have a good day, weekend, life."
His partner, Nicole Appleton, was among those watching the performance at the side of the stage.
Gallagher declared: "Glastonbury's back in the good books."
Speaking backstage immediately after the gig, he said of his earlier comments on the festival: "I was probably just having a bad day. I take it back. I just had a bad experience last time."
He said the band, who released new album BE earlier this month, even enjoyed the time slot.
"Absolutely loved it," he said. "I still can't get my head around it. It's mad, innit?"
Band mate Andy Bell said of their early secret set: "It was like a practical joke, and we loved that."
Gem Archer added: "The only time we usually sing before midday is in the shower."
Beady Eye were unable to stay for the rest of the festival, with their tour bus leaving in the afternoon.
Gallagher claimed this was because he had to play the role of "super dad" to sons Gene and Lennon, who were also backstage.
"I've got my kids. I'd probably end up getting wasted and leaving them here," he added.
He said he was tempted to stay and see bands including The Rolling Stones and Mumford & Sons though, asking his bandmates: "Shall we stay forever?"
Gallagher said the festival had got better, crediting the organisers for its success.
"It's Michael Eavis, isn't it, and the family who run it," he said. "They put a lot of work into it."
Celebrities spotted at the festival today included Florence + The Machine singer Florence Welch, who was seen near a backstage bar with writer Caitlin Moran, and Made In Chelsea's Millie Mackintosh, whose boyfriend, Professor Green, was in the Pyramid Stage line-up today.
Professor Green could barely contain his excitement about his performance.
"I was like a kid on Christmas Eve last night. Everyone's here for the same reason - to have a good time.
"If you go up to the stone circle in the night, you see it for what it is. It's like a medieval village.
"This is the first time my gig's on a Friday and it means I can get on stage, get off stage, then get stuck into what Glastonbury's all about."
He said he had enjoyed Haim and Jake Bugg and was looking forward to Portishead and the Arctic Monkeys.
Mackintosh, at her first Glastonbury and accompanied by her parents, looked the part in a floral garland made by a friend and leather hotpants teamed with a khaki top.
She said: "I'm enjoying the hippy vibe. It's the biggest and the best festival.
"I'm not looking forward to the lack of a hairdryer, though."
Rita Ora brought a touch of glamour to Pyramid Stage in a red fringed outfit as the sun blazed over the revellers during the afternoon.
She performed hits "We Run the Night" and "Hot Right Now", telling fans: "We're here to celebrate music today, am I right?
"Thank you so much for having me here.
"Are you feeling a bit hot out there?"
Other stars backstage included opera singer Katherine Jenkins, Bridesmaids actor Chris O'Dowd, his wife Dawn O'Porter and presenter Caroline Flack.
O'Porter said: "I'm so looking forward to seeing the Rolling Stones. I feel privileged to see them in my lifetime. Everybody's going to go totally nuts.
"I'll have my phone in the air so my dad can listen."
The author and reporter wore a psychedelic-print dress for the first day of the festival, and added: "I wanted to go for bright, retro clothing while the weather is nice.
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Bachs Chamber Choir celebrates 20 years of music
Bachs Chamber Choir celebrates 20 years of music
By Georgia Pampel, Music Critic
Rockfords own Bach Chamber Choir has had a special celebration this year, observing the 20th anniversary of sharing their love of the baroque master with Rockfords serious music lovers.
On Saturday evening, May 3, at the First Lutheran Church, along with the Bach Chamber Orchestra, and five soloists, all backed by Trish Rooney on the organ to fill in the role of continuo, they gave us the entire Bach B-Minor Mass, one of the most massive and challenging works in the choral repertoire.
Challenging, yes, because of the almost symphonic way in which Bach expanded the sections, calling for wide variation of tempos, rhythms and character, to hold the interest for the entire evening, while staying true to the text, with so many contrasts of mood, texture, and emotion. To go from the grief expressed in the descending dissonant intervals in the Crucifixus (Christs Crucifixion), and then charge into the joyous Et Resurrexit (His Resurrection), driven by the brilliant sound of the baroque trumpet lines (actually three trumpets, according to my score), and then move on to the third element in the basic creed, declaring belief in the Holy Spirit, expressed by the bass soloist, backed by simply two oboes and the continuo (organ and cello) was impressive. But to do all of this with a sense of continuity, a seamlessness, as the ongoing flow of a single musical genius, reminds us all of why that genius can still hold our attention today, nearly three centuries later.
Wayne Hatwich, the founding director of the Bach Chamber Choir, decided on this occasion to sing as part of the chorus, recalling the origins of the chorus when a group got together just for the fun of singing Bach with each other.
And as part of a growing tradition, Herr Bach himself (portrayed as always by R. J. Undsey) showed up in his period outfit to open the evening with a brief anecdote reminding us of the importance of the development of the tempered scale that gave composers a fresh range of possibilities for their art.
Under the leadership of Eric Johnson, the concert was a delight from the opening notes on to the final lines that appropriately call on the eternal powers to grant us peace.
The soloists were Soprano Amy Conn, Mezzo Kathy Pyeatt, Alto Usa JacksonNemeth, Tenor Stephen Noon and Bass Peter Van De Graaff, who was fortunately available to do his masterful job when the scheduled bass, Chris Dickerson, became ill.
They all gave exemplary demonstrations on how to contain a singers natural impulse to let loose, but rather held themselves to the character of the work, with clear intonation and thoughtful phrasing, letting the music be the star of the evening. Lovely voices all, and Ill come to hear them again and again, given the chance.
And, of course, part of the special warmth of a good Rockford concert is to see all the familiar faces of old friends, reminding us that the music and the audience that supports that music are certainly to be counted among the things that make Rockford special, no matter what Money magazine may find to needle us with next!
I look forward to many more years of the Bach Chamber Choir, a local treasure beyond compare.


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Meet Joe Reegan! He's Busy!
Posted on 11. Feb, 2011 by Henrick Vartanian in Featured
Joe Reegan is busy. In glitzy Los Angeles where everyone wants to be an actor, writer, whatever; and be associated with Hollywood, actor Joe Reegan has managed to do just that; by staying active!
Popping up in movies like 2010�s The Crazies (directed by Breck Eisner), and Mark Pellington�s new film I Melt With You, along with guest-starring roles on TV such as: CSI, COLD CASE, and WITHOUT A TRACE, have made the young actor simply identifiable; not just to the film and TV audiences, but to industry professionals who may want to take notice and hire him.�Reegan�s TV work alone, has elevated him to a status we call �Bruckheimer-friendly� � music to Joe�s ears, no doubt, since the actor just shot another TV show, The Whole Truth opposite actress Annabella Sciorra – also produced by the Bruckheimer machine.
Reegan�s latest role in I Melt With You (starring Carla Gugino, Rob Lowe, Thomas Jane, and Sasha Grey) marks his return to the Sundance Film Festival, having visited the festival back in 2005 where he made his debut in the short film �Swallow.�
I Melt With You (one of the most talked about films at Sundance, and now acquired by Magnolia Pictures) focuses on four friends whose annual get-together results in self-discovery and the realization that their lives haven�t exactly turned out the way they expected.
Returning from Sundance, and while gearing up for his next starring role in ABC�s CASTLE, Joe made some time for a quick chat with Brave New Hollywood, and it went like this.
BNH: Tell us about �I Melt With you� � what do you like about the film (or the story)?
JR: The story is incredibly close to the director, Mark Pellington, and a passion project of his. �It is brutally honest, intense, taboo, beautiful�it�s rock n� roll. It�s America right now, and it doesn�t matter if you are 40 or 20, something in the film will strike a chord.
BNH: Where was the film shot and what were some of the challenges making it?
JR: The film was shot on location in Big Sur, California. It had a micro budget and we shot on 5D�s. We would do 20 minute takes. It felt like a swarm of these little cameras were following our every move. �No big lighting set ups, no real marks to hit. �When we heard action, we really lived in the space. It was a large house and we moved around the space. It was challenging but a lot of fun.
BNH: What is your character in �I melt� about and in what ways are you alike?
JR: My character in the film is one big sponge, ready to try and experience anything life throws his way, and has no concept of consequences.
BNH: Is he anything like you in real life?
JR: No, I�m much more of an introvert and probably a lot more shy, socially.
BNH: Let�s talk Thomas Jane, an exciting actor, and your co-star in this film. Does he have the biggest balls (artist wise) in Hollywood or what?
JR: Thomas was a rockstar on set. �Half the time in character, and half the time he sang and played guitar. �Fascinating guy, dynamic actor and pleasure to work with.
BNH: The film also stars Sasha Gray who has done pretty well evolving as a TV and cinema actress. What do you think is the key to her success?
JR: I could do an essay on why Sash has the career she has. �She is incredibly perceptive and intelligent and aware of what she is up against. I�m walking away from the film with such complex and fascinating friend; priceless.
BNH: A question actors are asked so many times, but what do you look for in a role, regardless of the genre or the overall quality of the screenplay?
JR: In a role, I always look for a character I am scared to do. If I haven�t been scared shitless, I don�t think I have done anything worthwhile. Film is a director�s medium. You can have a great story, great character, etc�. I have my list of directors I want to work with.
BNH: You�ve already been to Sundance twice. How is the Sundance experience? What do you need to know going into that �film festival� atmosphere?
JR: I was new to the business the first time I went; my first film played there. I was incredibly humbled and excited. �This time around, it was just nice to be invited back. And at the end of the day, everyone is there looking to watch and experience great movies, go snowboarding, and go to a few rockin� parties.
BNH: You also produce. How do you prepare when you put your �producer�s� hat on?
JR: The only way to make it happen is to seek out the most competent, brilliant, artistic and business savvy people you can get your hands on. It�s another part of our industry that gives you insight and helps make you a better actor. Eventually, being able to direct and possibly write, those are all things that I feel help the creative process.
BNH: Last but not least: in today�s film and TV industry, what are 3 major things for a young rising actor to keep track of?
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Started by Guest_Cat_Blessed_* , Jan 23 2013 08:23 AM
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Posted 23 January 2013 - 08:23 AM
Last night before Anthony had his tantrum and got eliminated (hahaha, glad it happened to him and his massive ego), Matt Preston said something along the lines of "souffle in an egg cup is not what we expect at this level".
So my question is...what is wrong with souffle in an egg cup? Is it amateur? Help me understand!
Posted 23 January 2013 - 08:28 AM
I think it's because they asked for a meal and got a tasting plate.
Posted 23 January 2013 - 08:32 AM
Maybe he would have got away with one on the plate, but he had two.
#4 Guest_Sunnycat_*
Posted 23 January 2013 - 08:37 AM
I thought he left them in the oven for too long as well, so maybe he shouldn't have served them.
Edited by Sunnycat, 23 January 2013 - 08:37 AM.
Posted 23 January 2013 - 09:33 AM
I was just reading a few other places about this and one said that the shape of the eggcup would make it rise differently and the inside wouldn't be as souffle-ish as one made in a baking dish with straight sides. That sounds reasonable to me. And yes, they looked overcooked so they should have been left off the plate.
Posted 23 January 2013 - 09:37 AM
I've never cooked a soufflé, but an egg cup isn't very big, and I'd think it would be overcooked on the inside before the top has got a crust on it. It seems like there needs to be less surface area.
Posted 23 January 2013 - 05:34 PM
Isn't there a 'rule' when you make a soufflé that it must be in a straight sided dish? I imagine an egg cup wouldn't allow the souffle to puff up and pop as it should (says she who has never made a souffle in her life!)
#8 Guest_Sunnycat_*
Posted 23 January 2013 - 05:45 PM
The souffle looked pretty sh*t anyway regardless of whether Penelope Cruz liked it or not. Lol I'm glad he's gone!
Thanks everyone
Posted 23 January 2013 - 05:46 PM
That's what I thought too, Scootaloo. I think the egg cup would be too small and completely the wrong shape. I thought it was an odd collection of dishes to serve on one plate when the challenge was to create a dish that meant a lot to them (or something like that, I missed the beginning).
But I really thought the chef who served raw brains should have gone home. He knew they were raw, he's a professional chef who should know better, but he served them anyway with no warning!
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In doing my research before our trip, I probably spent more time in hotel research than anything else. There's SO many things to consider when choosing a hotel – such as location, price, size, quality, etc – and this is especially true when choosing a hotel in Manhattan.
Take location, for instance…do you want to stay in the heart of Times Square? That's great if you want to be within walking distance of a lot of the "touristy" stuff – but it could be horrible when it comes to noise…or cost. So – if having a quiet, peaceful night's sleep is important to you – you may choose to NOT be in the heart of Times Square.
So…I researched. And researched. And researched again. I like my sleep. I like peace and quiet. I also like space – and we had three people to fit into a room. A lot of hotel rooms in Manhattan are about the size of a person's closet – so this was disconcerting to someone who is a bit claustrophobic.
I finally discovered the San Carlos Hotel – located at 150 East 50th Street…in the Midtown East location in Manhattan. Tripadvisor.com had it ranked #32 out of 435 hotels in New York City – which is pretty darn good.
As far as location, it was excellent…it was one block away from a subway line, and it was just a few blocks away from Times Square and Broadway. However – it was FAR enough away to afford us a bit of peace and quiet when we retired for the night. We were in Room #701 - a corner suite - that was high enough to give us some cushion from street noise.
The price…was adequate. It wasn't the cheapest – nor the most expensive – but for what we got (a suite), it was reasonable.
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My chili is a little to spicy
Any ideas how to bring down the heat without losing the flavor?
re: FrankJBN
Or just add more fat. Fat counteracts capsaicin (the irritant).
re: smartie
If you have for instance 1 teaspoon too much hot pepper in a quart of chili and you add a gallon of stock and reduce back down to a quart won't you still have the same excess of hot pepper?
re: FrankJBN
That's what I was thinking Frank. You'd be just as spicy and way too salty. I don't think chili can be too spicy! Sour cream and cheese will cool it off.
re: reannd
Same sort of question I asked samrtie - if you have overspiced your chili with hot pepper, how does adding sugar or acid negate the heat?
Also both ingredients change the flavor
re: FrankJBN
The scoville unit was invented by measuring how many "doses" of sugar water it took to alleviate the burn in your mouth. So adding sugar will "cool" some of the heat. If you are careful, you can balance out the heat without greatly affecting the taste. Same thing if your chili turns out too bitter from the chile peppers. You can balance by adding sugar by the teaspoon until it is nicely balanced.
Honey. It alters the flavor a bit, but in a good way. I make a pork shoulder chili which is braised in poblano chili's and I use the braise for the sauce by putting the chilis and liquid in a food processor. I then add honey to bring the heat down to where I want it.
re: monavano
Say you have a pint of sauce measuring about 500,000 on the Scoville scale (hot habaneros). How much honey do you have to add to make it so it isn't overly hot?
re: monavano
I always put chocolate in my chili. It adds such a deep, rich flavor.
Could you add more tomato sauce, or beef broth to it and then add a thickener like cornstarch or masa harina?
re: danhole
another way to make flavor more deep is to add a little coffee ground just make sure if its from beans they are finely ground
re: Bat Guano
BG You may have the answer!
My wife thinks it a great batch of chili. But when we both started coughing I thought it might be a little out of balance.
re: C. Hamster
I have read, in more than one cookbook, that putting a potato in helps if it's too salty, but not for spicy!
re: danhole
People claim it cures just about any seasoning mishap but it's all false.
It doesn't help to make a too salty/spicy/sweet dish less so.
It doesn't selectively absorb salt or capsaicin. It just absorbs some liquid -- same as if you'd ladled a bit out. A ladle is easier.
re: ChiliDude
At an improptu beach party this summer someone whipped up a plate of Nachos and dumped a bottle of Dave's Insanity(without tasting it) on top of the whole mess. The lucky few who tasted them started screaming and running to find water..haha
re: ChiliDude
Oh. My. Gawd. My mouth stung just thinking about it....
re: ChiliDude
I did add almost a bottle of Dave's insanity and wow it did heat up my chili. It tastes great! It is very hot and spicy. I am not sure if I want to tone it down, I eat with butter bread and have some milk to sip. To me its perfect as is and I know no one will eat it but me now because its too spicy! :) I do not think I will add insanity sauce to it again anytime soon and maybe after a couple days in the fridge it will tone it down.
Agreed...to iterate; adding a potato(to "soak up the chile heat") is an old wive's tale. I'm also of the opinion that chocolate and/or cinnamon(ala Mexican chocolate) has no place in Texas chili...this edges it into quasi-mole' territory...yummy, perhaps...but not chili by any stretch of the imagination. Now, if you're making Greek diner/Detroit/Coney Island/Cincinnati chili feel free to throw the whole baking spice rack in. I'm not a fan.
I wouldn't attempt to ameliorate the actual "overly spicy" chili, instead I'd eat it with plenty of dairy products on the side.
re: aelph
This is going to sound weird, but a little bit of peanut butter (smooth, not chunky). It kind of thickens the sauce too and it does change the flavor a tiny bit, but I think it adds to it and it does bring the heat way down, plus it overrides any bitterness. How much? Start with 2 teaspoons and go from there - I usually add about 2 tablespoons, but it depends on how much chili and your taste buds. Never tried the chocolate, but it sounds good.
Also, I never tried it, but I've heard that if you add corn meal it will "soften" the flavor.
Good luck!
I have a good idea. When I make chili, I usually add some crushed corn chips into it. It thickens the chili as well as mellow it a little if it is too spicy. Just beware that this will add some salt and if your chili is too salty, then maybe this isn't a good idea. Otherwise, it's a perfect thickener as well as "body" for an over-spiced chili.
You have a fabulous excuse to eat copious amounts of sour cream. mmm....
Cold dairy will definitely help most!
Serve it with more sides or toppings - tortillas, cornbread, sour cream, beer ('Only a lager kills a vindaloo' - Red Dwarf). In other words, instead of trying to temper the heat of the chili itself, balance the heat out with other things in the meal.
I make this chili recipe from epicurious.com called "5 alarm fire chili"...it's always waaaay tooooo hot the first 2 days. Something miraculous happens on the third day...it cools off.....i don't quite get it, but i've written it into my directions that it must be allowed to sit in the refridgerator for 2-3 days before serving to cool it off...I've given the recipe to others who have found the same to be true for them..
Perhaps the capicium loses it's oopah?
This has also worked for me, though for shorter periods of cool off time, in stuff I've over-garlicked to the point where they are "garlic hot"...I found that over-garliced hummus, left to sit in fridge overnight becomes palatable...
go figure.
re: sixelagogo
I've noticed that too, the longer chili sits the more heat it loses. My trick to tone down overly-spicy chili (too spicy for guests that is, not for me!) is to add canned kidney beans with all their liquid. The liquid has a touch of sugar in it, and that together with the bland beans does the trick.
re: C. Hamster
"The liquid has a touch of sugar in it, and that together with the bland beans does the trick."
Bob said a touch, not a ton.
re: famedalupo
You're right ;) No such thing in my mind!
Add a dark beer it helps to cut the spice without compromising the taste. You need to add 1 can and then let it cook for a bit.
I know this is an old thread, but I wanted to thank everyone for their suggestions. We made a big batch of "too spicy" chili and needed to bring down the heat. Good thing I remembered this thread! I think we tried ALL OF your suggestions. It's still pretty spicy, but now it's edible!
re: The Dairy Queen
The suggestion that worked the best for me was the "gastrique" of a little sugar and cider vinegar. Best of all, now I know what a "gastrique" is!
I had the same problem. I posted the query, and had people recommend adding more bean cooking liquid.( I had cooked the beans separately and added them after chilling overnight.) Added mashed beans, or more of the bean cooking liquid will tame the spiciness. If adding beans isn't going to work, you could try adding some cornmeal or crushed corn chips. The corn produce will dissolve into the chili, thickening it, and taming the heat as well.
re: foodloverelaine
The 'chili' that the OP is talking about is an American beef stew seasoned with a mix of ground dried chile peppers. I think you are talking about reducing the heat level of whole fresh or dried peppers before use, not a dish that already incorporates them.
In the USA, it is common to use 'chile' to refer to the peppers, and 'chili' to refer to a particular stew, short for 'chili con carne' (with meat) or 'carne con chile colorado'. It's not a hard and fast rule, but a convenient distinction. The 'chilli' spelling is not common in the USA.
You could add ketchup and brown sugar to make a sweet and sour chilli. Though anything you do may end up being gross. The only way to fix it would be adding another pound of meat and stock. Even then it might still be too spicy. Just get some pepto and scarf it down as fast as possible. What could go wrong?
Good luck,