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America can either tolerate constant and crippling conflict, or recognise that the yearning for peace is universal, and strengthen its resolve to end conflicts around the world, say US Christian leaders, echoing President Obama's words back to him. They are calling for a new approach to Afghanistan based on "a humanitarian and development surge".
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Born in the Soviet Union, came over in 1989...
Was taught Violin by Gypsy Uncle in strict Soviet style at age 9...
Concertmaster in Poway high school with Gary Horimoto conducting...
UCSD composition and performance with Janos Negyesy (Berlin Philharmonic), Chinary Ung (Grawemeyer Award), Aleck Karis, Andrew Infanti, Steven Takasugi, Jon Fonville, Edwin Harkins, Phil Larson...
While attending college, I was working as an orchestra conductor and music teacher for a k-12 school... and later went on to teaching at more schools such as in National City School District, CCPAA in El Cajon, as well as Clairemont... Montessori school in La Jolla, Old Town Academy etc.
Did many "hired gun gigs" in the styles of Latin, Latin Jazz, Classical, Jazz, Gypsy, Electronic, Rock, Pop, and many more...
This year (2014) Recorded violin and cello on an album which won an SDMA music award voted best "Americana Album" with a group called Midnight Pine.
I've also done some scoring for NBC, and the New York City Ballet where my cousin is a dancer.
Corporate music gigs and bands such as i-earth music, a band with Mark Hunton and Evan Hesse.
Some of my private students went on to be professional musicians.
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Step-by-step, methodical, fun, in-depth.
*** Studio Equipment ***
giant LCD, instruments for rent, and other cool stuff!
*** Specialties ***
Classical, film score, rock, pop, fiddle, jazz, Latin, gypsy, and many more. Ages 3 to 99 accepted
My name is Erin. I am a graduate of the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. I have a Bachelor of Arts in Music, with a concentration in Violin. I began studying violin at the age of six. I have performed with small chamber ensembles, orchestras, quartets, and trios. I enjoy playing for churches and weddings, and love teaching.
I began teaching beginner to advanced Violin and Viola in April of 2001 in NC. I moved to California in the fall of 2008. Since moving to California I have extended my teaching to beginner Piano and Cello also. I have taught students ages 3 to 87 how to play and enjoy music on a personal level. My experience includes leading sectionals for middle school orchestra, organizing and instructing small ensembles, and organizing student recitals. Student recitals I arranged once or twice a year to showcase the students' growth and abilities, and to provide an opportunity to give back to family and friends whose sacrifices and support enable the students to succeed.
I teach because I love music and I believe God has given me a gift. Playing and teaching help me to use my talent for His glory. I love working with people and I love how music enables people of all ages to open up and express themselves in a positive way, no matter what life throws their way. I believe music teaches discipline, builds self esteem; helps set and achieve goals; and positively affects and enhances other curricular endeavors.
My teaching philosophy is to always have fun while learning, to set attainable goals for the student, to learn through encouragement and discipline, and to help students come to love music on a personal level. I focus on the character of each student and their goals and desires to see that the student and/or parents are satisfied. Teaching is a privilege for me that I do not take for granted.
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I offer half hour, forty-five minute, sixty minute lessons, or longer on a weekly basis, but I do Not offer bi-weekly lessons. My lessons begin with the fundamentals of music. I believe a firm foundation in rhythm and reading is important because a student may switch musical instruments one day and the basics are universal and necessary. I have a deep love and appreciation for music which I hope to instill in my students as well. I am strict in the sense that I like students to polish their pieces before moving on. I like to keep them focused on playing well, not just playing.
A typical lesson will begin with scales to warm up, a review of the previous week's material, and a new assignment. Students will memorize pieces, be proficient in scales and rhythms, and all the while laughing and having a great time. I am known with my students for my creative analogies and flexibility to try new things in order to adapt to the students strengths and weaknesses. My students look forward to coming to their lesson, and that is very rewarding as a teacher.
I primarily use the Suzuki method for Violin and Viola, because it offers progressive steps to mastering technique, style, and musicality. My curriculum includes the use of Winning Rhythms, Wohlfahrt studies, All for Strings Theory, Essentials for Strings, and many more beginner and advanced studies; including shifting and double stops.
I love music and I love working with people; teaching is just icing on the cake. I look forward to helping you achieve your goals and discover your talents and I hope we can learn together. I look forward to meeting you!
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I expect the student to have their instrument, and necessary accessories ie: rosin, shoulder rest, strings, books, and music stand.
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I teach Music on Violin, Viola, and Piano, as well as beginner cello. I am very creative in my teaching methods, though I use the Suzuki Method primarily for string instruments. I believe learning should be fun. I teach all the fundamentals of music from the beginning: counting rhythm, scales, reading music, theory.
I believe that music is rooted in all human beings and cultures in a reach and vast variety of forms. Music unifies and engages thinking and feeling in a direct and immediate way. Music influences individuals simultaneously on different levels of consciousness and form an important device for learning, recreation, arranging of conscious and unconscious impressions and at the same time for characterizing and conveying ideas and thoughts. This as a point of departure characterizes my teaching philosophy, which strives to create a climate in which my students can experience continuous musical, intellectual, and emotional growth.
As a music instructor and musicologist I demonstrate the characteristics of professional and passionate for everything related to my teaching. I am passionate; for I know the more I teach the more I learn.
I have three educations:
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I have about 20 years teaching experience and I am a California Certified Music Teacher
I speak english, german, swedish and farsi and love to work with people of all ages.
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As a teacher, I have had the privilege of working with private students for the past 10 years. It is one of the great joys of my life. My studio currently consists of students of all ages who study cello, piano, or violin with me.
As a lifelong student of music, myself, I have been blessed to study under a number of great teachers, including world-famous cellist Nathaniel Rosen, and I hold a Bachelors of Music Performance from Meadows School of the Arts at Southern Methodist University.
I have also had the chance to record cello for film, classical albums (including recordings by Maestro Paul Phillips and Dr. Jack Delaney), and contemporary music projects.
In drawing on my experiences both as a teacher and performer, my goal with each of my students is to guide them on a focused, disciplined, but always-fun journey of musical discovery as they learn their chosen instrument.
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I have a very flexible approach to teaching music. Do you want to be a classical musician? Great! Or, would you rather learn pop or movie music? No problem. As long as you're learning, I'm happy!
As far as curriculum, I use the Faber piano series to get my students started. For my string students I use Essential Elements for strings and the Suzuki books. These methods are used for learning the basics of the instrument. Once proficiency is achieved, we can switch directions to whatever style of music the student prefers to learn.
How fast a student learns is completely up to them. I can pour a lot of information into a half hour lesson, but if the student isn't practicing at home, their progress is going to be extremely slow. My best students put in at least 30 minutes of practice at home and have a passion for what they are doing. I'm only part of the process of helping a student learn music.
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A baby grand piano, tons of music, good lighting and a separate waiting area for families....toys included for little siblings.
*** Specialties ***
I mainly teach classical, but I also encourage exploring all styles of music. For strings I use the Suzuki method and for Piano I use the Faber method.
I began to learn the cello at nine years old. After being admitted to the Affiliated Middle School of Xinghai Conservatory of Music in Guangzhou, China in 2004, Kun began to study with the Professor Jiwu Li and Lin Ji. In 2007, she enrolled ShangHai Conservatory of Music for undergraduate student under with the professor Jiuhe Chen. She got the scholarships every year from her Academy. At September of 2011, she got the Scholarship from University of Cincinnati, College--Conservatory of Music for Master degree, and to be a student with Professor Yehuda Hanani.
In 2004, Kun started to play chamber music including string quartet, piano trio and piano quintet. Their piano trio won the Haydn Chamber Music competition in 2009 in Shanghai. Kun was also participated in numerous music camps including the Great Wall International Music Academy in Beijing in 2009, and the High Peaks Festival and Cello Seminar in Hunter, New York in September 2011, etc. And in July 2012, Kun was recommended to be a secretary in Great Wall International Music Academy.
Kun joined the Chamber Orchestra of Xinghai Conservatory of Music during September 2004 to June 2007 and the Cello Chamber Orchestra of Xinghai Conservatory from September 2005 to June 2007. As a member of the Shanghai Conservatory of Music Youth Symphony Orchestra since 2007, she have been on various stages including 2009 Shanghai Spring International Music Festival opening ceremony concert in memory of the fiftieth anniversary Violin Concerto" Butterfly Lovers; Concert Hall of National center for the performing arts "spring flowers autumn harvest "symphonic concerts; and performing with Japan Star Dancers Ballet Troup New Geselle as Principal cello in Shanghai Expo site's , etc. She also played in Hangzhou Philharmonic Orchestra from December 2010 to May 2011 and in Shanghai Philharmonic Orchestra in July 2011 before she graduated from Shanghai Conservatory of Music. She joined the CCM Concert Orchestra and Philharmonic Orchestra from September 2011. And also have performance in CCM Chamber Player in October 2012. Kun played for a lot of master classes including the Master class with Tokyo String Quartet in CCM in October 2012. And she was recommended to coach the cello section of Kurt Sassmannshaus' Starling programs and founded "Starling Kids" in 2013. As the music director in Azure education since January 2014.
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teach Cello and Chinese
I received my undergraduate training in music from Pomona College and my graduate training from San Francisco Conservatory of Music. I have studied with Gaiana Mndoian, a pupil of Mstislav Rostropovich, and with Mark Kosower, a pupil of Janos Starker. In addition, I hold a Certificate of Completion from the Waldorf Institute of Southern California.
In teaching, I work to combine the instrumental technique gleaned from my musical training with Steiner's insights about music and about working with children. Both my musical and Waldorf studies have emphasized to me the innate power, significance and benefit of sound, or tone, itself.
The cello can be soothing to a child for exactly this reason—it has a deep, comforting voice. In addition, learning to play an instrument provides a host of developmental benefits for children, whether not the child is particularly "advanced" and whether or not he or she continues to play later in life.
I choose pieces based on what seems appropriate for the individual at that particular time. I strive to bring pictures, images, poems, metaphors and stories to awaken the impulse behind the music, bringing it to life and also to help teach basic technique. I go at the student's pace, gently and patiently encouraging.
After each lesson I give the student a list of exactly what to practice and also 2-4 major points of focus. (Sometimes the student creates this list.) This short list creates the possibility of steady improvement if addressed at each practice session.
I enjoy working with those who have special needs and learning challenges as well as with those who show special gifts. I am continually inspired by the creativity, musicality and enthusiasm of my students. I find that teaching is really just constant learning!
I look forward to working with you or with your child. Thank you for allowing me the gift of sharing in the journey in learning this beautiful instrument.
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I am finally starting to feel a little nervous about getting closer to the end. We went to a baby basics class last night and I don't know why but I just felt so awkward with everything. It covered just little basics about everything. They showed us safe holding positions which wasn't a huge deal and some burping positions. I think I felt most awkward about the swaddle bath that they showed us. I think it was intimidating because DH has helped with a newborn before and I think he feels like he's ahead of the game...or ahead of me at least. Maybe I'm just frustrated to feel like he knows more about this stuff and that it should come more naturally to me as a mother. He was so helpful in class with practicing everything but I guess I didn't think I'd feel so much more inexperienced than him. I'm sure it will come in handy to have someone with experience though with a newborn.
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This website is for tracking the progress of the Schooner Phoenix. The vessel was designed by Jay Benford. The hull was built professionally by benford boat building company in 1972.
The fella that commisioned her did not want to complete her. So she ended up in lake union for a while. In the early 80's she moved to bellingham and was made to look like a schooner, but not to any real plan. The shrouds, for instance, were run through the bulwarks and back up to themselves. No chain plates. But they did build a nice house on her.
In the 90's She moved to Lopez Island, WA. She was hauled out in 2005. She received a new paint job topsides and bottom with new thruhulls, and various other things. I purchased her in october, 2006. I began my efforts to build her to original design in april 2008. I will eventually put up a page here that will have all my notes from last april til current. Below are the sail plan and interior layout.
Her specifications are LOA 87', LOD 60', beam 17.75', draft 9.5',displacement 51 tons, sail area 3,500 sqr ft.


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CLEVELAND INDIANS – Optioned RHP Trevor Bauer to Columbus (IL).
DETROIT TIGERS – Recalled RHP Luke Putkonen from Toledo (IL).
HOUSTON ASTROS – Optioned RHPs Brad Peacock and Rhiner Cruz to Oklahoma City (PCL). Recalled RHP Jordan Lyles and LHP Dallas Keuchel from Oklahoma City.
LOS ANGELES ANGELS – Optioned LHP Nick Maronde to Arkansas (TL).
NEW YORK YANKEES – Optioned INF Corban Joseph to Scranton/Wilkes-Barre (IL). Transferred C Francisco Cervelli from the 15-day to the 60-day DL.
SEATTLE MARINERS – Reassigned Tacoma (PCL) manager Daren Brown to major league coach and minor league catching coordinator John Stearns to Tacoma manager.
TORONTO BLUE JAYS – Placed RHP Josh Johnson on the 15-day DL, retroactive to April 29. Recalled RHP Brad Lincoln from Buffalo (IL).
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MIAMI MARLINS – Sent C Jeff Mathis to Jupiter (FSL) for a rehab assignment.
MILWAUKEE BREWERS – Reinstated INF Jeff Bianchi from the 15-day DL. Optioned OF Khris Davis to Nashville (PCL).
SAN DIEGO PADRES – Recalled RHP Brad Boxberger from Tucson (PCL). Optioned LHP Robbie Erlin to Tucson.
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I had the MLST test today at the sleep lab. Last night they did the CPAP at my level and then today had me nap every two hours for about 15 minutes each. Last night, I still woke up throughout the night and after each nap today, I was more and more tired.
I think part of the purpose is to try and figure out if there are any other sleep disorders going on since I can't really stay awake at times during the day, and still am not sleeping through the night.
I see my doctor on the 12/14/06 to get the results of this test back. She will decide on a course of action then, but I have three questions:
1) People here seem to know all of their results, numbers and stuff like that, but my doctor has never gone over any of that with me. How do I go about asking her to go over that and about getting a copy of my test resluts?
2) Has anyone been on Provigil? That is a medication she is thinking about putting me on to help with the daytime tiredness.
3) What is the difference or similarities between sleep apnea and narcoelpisy? Anyone have both and how can you tell?
Any answers, input, feedback would be grately appreciated.
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Seafood-free dining in Venice?
Sadly I am allergic to seafood and am concerned about my upcoming trip to Venice and finding things to eat. Can anyone recommend some restaurants for dinner that have some good seafood-free options? Or places that speak English and can understand my issue? I don't want to live off gelato alone, although I probably could survive!
I don't think you need fear too much as many traditional dishes from Venice are not based on fish or seafood at all. Most of the waiters will speak English. Look out for the restaurants that have menus translated.
re: mbfant
Thanks for jogging my memory about liver and onions.
On our recent trip, my husband, a liver and onions fan, ordered the dish at Fiaschetteria Toscana in Cannaregio. He pronounced it "the best liver and onions dish he's ever eaten."
re: Indy 67
My Dad is a liver and onions guy, and he enjoyed the liver and onions at Taverna San Trovaso in Dorsoduro (next to the Accademia). I had a spezzatino (stew) with polenta there that was very good. I think fin-fish is less likely to be a minor/hidden ingredient in a dish than shellfish, although I guess you have to watch for anchovies!
If you haven't already, you should learn to say "I'm allergic to fish" in Italian, just to be sure the waiter understands that you need NO fish in your food.
re: mbfant
I had a wonderful meal (tasting menu) at Ai Gondolieri about 5 years ago. It was there that I had my first taste of lardo from Colonnata..I swooned and they gave me an entire plate filled with little bruschetti topped with this wondrous substance. Give them a try..there are a couple of dining rooms so you might do some investigation as to which is the nicest....we were in the large main room and it was fine.
re: mbfant
I second liver and onions in Venice. Indeed, the best I ever had was there. I ate at Ai Gondolieri March 2006. The liver and onions was excellent, the rest just good. Similar to just about every other restaurant in Venice, the price too high, and the restaurant catered to tourists.
I had an even better and larger plate of liver and onions at Trattoria alla Rivetta (Ponte San Provolo 4625), and for a lot less money. The place was also willing to make risotto for one person -- otherwise unheard of. I ate there last January (2007). Yet because this place is for Venice relatively inexpensive, for Venice rather good, and right in the middle of the city, everyone else knows about it too, and unless you're there early, you'll find a mob, and you'll be seated with strangers. And that was in January.
Three suggestions for carnivores
1. you can almost always find on the menu an antipasto and a pasta or soup course free of scalefish and shellfish.
2. Look for a Tuscan restaurant in Venice. The Tuscans are Italy's chief carnivores.
3. In general for Venice, look for restaurants around the edges of the city, especially in the east. You're more likely to find restaurants that cater to locals, and thus an established and regular clientele.
Nota Bene: I'm on record for disliking Venice and Florence for cooking. Every other city in Italy that I know has more honest and tastier cooking.
As someone else noted FISH, as apposed to seafood is everywhere and wonderful.
for restaurants specializing in meat and other non-sea options, as opposed to having a dish or two, La Bitta, Alla Zucca and Dalla Marisa are three additional options to those noted.
Anice Stellato and da Sando (Osteria San Barnaba) also routinely offer non-marine dishes too.
There are also pasta, risotto and cichetti on offer that do not involve seafood.
Go and enjoy!
They have great meat specials at Osteria da Alberto on Giacinto Gallina in Cannaregio.
La Zucca is a must. If you like pizza, check out Casa Mia on Calle Oca in Cannaregio... also Il Refolo in Santa Croce.
From my Venice report: http://www.chowhound.com/topics/396880
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Osteria Ai Assassini (Rio Tera degli Assassini, San Marco, 041 5287986) Unplanned stop, because Vino Vino was closed for renovations. This is a solid Tuscan place and everything we had there was excellent, better that most places we ate in Florence. Menu changes daily. We got a bottle of Valpolicella (16E I think). Started with an excellent plate of breseola with fresh mozzarella and rucola. Partner's homemade orecchiette with chef's special tomato and meat sauce was wonderful, as was my fusilli with radicchio and gorgonzola sauce. Partner had roast pork, this was the most flavorful roast pork we had in Italy, served with crispy fried cracklings of skin. I had a delicious veal stew with tomatoes and peas, served with a creamy mound of polenta. Tiramisu was invented in Venice, the version here was light and perfect. Would definitely return to this place. 90E.
Al Prosecco (Campo San Giacomo da l'Orlo, Santa Croce) Thanks mnwinship for this one. This is an ideal café for lunch, on a piazza filled with kids playing, few tourists in sight. Prosecco col fundo was delicious, we each had two glasses. Panietti of mortadella and porchetta with mustard were really good for 2.8E, and we each had giant a beautiful mixed salad with little piles of marinated mushrooms, olives, etc next to a mountain of frisee and other perfectly fresh greens. 34E.
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Stephen F. Cohen is a Professor of Russian Studies and History Emeritus at NYU, and Professor of Politics Emeritus at Princeton University. He is among the most distinguished scholars of Russian history in the United States, and is internationally recognized for his academic works on Russian and Soviet political history since 1917. Cohen is also an expert on Russian-American relations, and has for decades contributed both domestically and abroad in shedding light on the two countries' political and historical relationship.
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Airbus said Friday that it will cover the costs airlines incur when repairing wing cracks which have cropped up in many A380 superjumbo airplanes, but the carriers will most likely not be reimbursed for the time that the airplanes are out of service.
The French news service AFP cites a report in the Sydney Morning Herald in which Airbus says it expects the costs of the repairs to be about $139 million, which it would cover. But the planemaker's CEO John Leahy told the paper that "It is not typical that there would be any compensation above and beyond the actual repairing of the product."
Leahy told the paper that the repairs would be covered under warranty, and likened the situation to a car repair. "The manufacturer doesn't pay for you to go and rent another car," he said.
Leahy also said again that the cracks, which have cropped up on some A380s in an area where the wing skin bonds to its underlying structure, are not a safety issue for the airplane. "This is a maintenance issue. It is unfortunate we have to replace some of those parts but he happens," he told the paper.
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I fell in love with Miya Ando's work a few weeks ago over at Fresh Window Gallery in Bushwick. So when I heard she had a solo show coming up in my neighborhood at Sundaram Tagore Gallery, I had to check it out. I realized while viewing "KISETSU (SEASONS)," I continue to be impressed by the […]
I have to thank Moby in a way, because after I ran out of Emmanuel Fremin Gallery because it was starting to feel like a weird 90s music video reunion party, I ran into Miyako Yoshinaga Gallery, where I discovered Artist Mayumi Lake's amazing show "Latent Heat." Lake grew up in Osaka Japan, a place where […]
This weekend I checked out an art show at Bushwick's artisan chocolate factory Fine & Raw. Berlin artist Jerry Kowalsky set up shop in the space with a wall full of his small, delightful, and somewhat abstract interpretations of Facebook profile images. The show was titled "Incident at the Flower Shop," and the chocolatey aromatic […]
Photo courtesy of Fresh Window Gallery Consider New York City and its oddities in the day compared to the night. Consider the abundance of light that keeps our city uniquely active all hours of the day and night. Consider the hundreds of people we encounter and do not speak to, the many things we see […]
Spotted Stik for the Water Tank Art Project on St. Marks Place.
DALeast's promo for his show at Jonathan Levine Gallery.
This is James Lee Byars's "The Rose Table of Perfect," on view at MOMA PS1. What I love about this sculpture is that every person who sees it will have a different experience, because every time it's displayed it starts with fresh roses and gradually decays. The idea of this fleeting and ephemeral beauty […]
Rendering of the new space, copyright Microscope Gallery 2014 If you've seen a show at Microscope Gallery, you know that a small space can't contain the huge impact their programs can have on your life. For example, at Microscope you might see a show that will foreverremind you that uncertainty is a beautiful thing, or you […]
Split-Rocker-Split-Photo. A Very Jeff Koons day.
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It started just like any other interview — the members that make up the classic rock cover band Dead End sat around the table, peering out from their cool shaggy haircuts ready to talk about rock 'n' roll inspirations, philosophy and musical aspirations — except their feet only just barely touched the ground.
"Everyone [at first] thinks 'oh these kids are not going to be that great,'" said Matt Jacklett, one of the band's guitarists, referring to the fact that he and his band mates are 12 and 13 years old, "but we pack the house."
The members of Dead End may have only just entered teen hood, but the excited quintet's talent far surpasses their height. The glimmer in their eyes is not due to the simple benefits of youth, but their excitement and love for playing music.
Dead End works hard. They collaboratively pick a song, learn it on their own time, practice it at private music lessons, then come together to practice multiple times a week. Their efforts obviously pay off, as a private concert (sans sneakers and pro multi colored socks) arose in the basement and demonstrated Dead End's colossal talent.
Singer Amanda Ayala's surprisingly powerful and smoky vocals (for such a fresh faced youngster) complimented the technical ability and unique solos of the other band members, which is quite impressive considering their years. Their skill and joy puts a new spin on old favorite songs. Instead of sounding traditional and nostalgic, Dead End's version of songs like "Crazy Train," "Sweet Child of Mine," and "Hit me with your Best Shot," for example, seemed to have a reinstated energy and refreshing vibe that the songs probably had when they first hit the airwaves.
Being a young band in 2010 certainly has its benefits. When you ask a band that has been around for a while what their fan base is like, they will generally give you some number and demographic. But when you ask Dead End, you get an excited yelp of "We have 493 fans on Facebook!" from drummer Greg Tock. The band went on to tell stories about their jam-packed shows due to their Facebook event details and flyers posted around school and town.
Dead End can be seen playing all around Mahopac at places that the rest of us had to wait 21 long years to ever know what the interiors looked like. Playing everywhere from the Mahopac Marina, Southside Inn, The Claddagh Bar and Grill to a St. Patrick's Day parade float, it seems as though nothing scares the pint sized players, who feed off of encouragement and positive energy from their peers. "When we take a break, people will talk to us in between [sets] and say 'oh you're really good, and it makes us put on a better other half of the show," said Jason Milohnic, a guitarist for the band.
Dead End has some pretty lofty goals moving forward, goals they believe are completely attainable. After listening to them, there is no doubt that no musical endeavor is too big for the miniature musicians. The band is currently working on writing original music, and stressed the importance they place on friendship and teamwork throughout the interview. "It's a group effort," explained Alec Laguna, the band's bassist. "We don't want to just make a song about girls and then make Amanda sing about it," he said, sighting one instance where the band mates come together to make decisions.
The band's dreams also saw no limit, for eyes lit up around the table when speaking of big ambitions, everywhere from playing the Super Bowl half time show to touring around the world. Amanda, however, hit on exactly what makes Dead End so refreshing.
"Progressing this overall is great. I've always wanted to perform, so just playing with these guys is a great experience," she said. This point highlights what makes Dead End so invigorating. They remind us of what pursuing a dream and being a part of something is all about: enjoying the moment, friendship and working hard at what you love.
"You can always do anything you want," Jason said at the end of the interview. "There's really nothing you can't do if you put your mind to it."
You can catch Dead End at their next show at Claddagh Bar and Grill at 7 p.m. this Friday, Dec. 10, and at the South Side Grill at 7 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 16. The band will be collecting non-perishable food items at both shows to fill St. John's food pantry for the holidays, so be sure to show up with some canned goods!
For music lovers young and old, we're lucky. It's easy to se any of your favorite bands live, because eventually they will stop in New York City on their huge world-wide-sold-out-farewell-reunion-10-year-anniversary-CD-release-tour at Madison Square Garden or Webster Hall.
Mahopac's proximity to one of the most musical cities in the world is great and all, but it also makes it easy to get lost in this atmosphere of stadium shows and Ticket Master sales, and forget how great it feels to be with good company, listening to your friend strum his or her guitar in your backyard around a campfire.
This summer, Gus Wieland and Brian Conigliaro, the duo that is Two Guitars, and solo acoustic musicians Cassandra Frake and Brett Randell, brought that campfire feeling and sound to local venues in Mahopac. Listening to and seeing each musician was exactly like hanging out in the woods under the stars with friends and the feeling of home. Each local act brought something different to the fire, and we're not just talking marshmallows and graham crackers.
First up was Two Guitars at The Northwood Inn. The pair run the Putnam Music Center in town, and waved to faces they recognized in the crowd at the woodsy tucked away venue. They are also responsible for nurturing the creative seedlings of so many young Mahopac musicians, including the two they would be performing alongside that night.
"The great part is that is that it really is without borders, there is no age differentiation or anything, we are just musicians. We gather up the new people and we want to hear what they're doing and they want to hear what we're doing, it just works. It's a great balance, it's about the music," Gus said.
Demonstrating amazing skill and unique sound, Two Guitars seemed to effortlessly interlace community and familiarity into their lyrics and chords. Staying true to their name, the band is made up of the two on acoustic guitar with Brian as the lead vocals. Brian's smoky voice filled the room as he strummed this hearty folk sounding chords, while Gus's fingers see,ed to effortlessly run up and down the neck of the guitar, twanging and tweaking in perfect harmony. They continued the performance this way, playing cover songs and original songs, even one they had only rehearsed just once, a secret the audience would never have guessed had they not joked about it.
Brett Randell stopped in to play a few songs before his performance at the Brooklyn Coffee House, including one with his former teacher Brian, who thought seeing his pupils — both Brett and Cassandra — perform original music was "just totally cool," he said, without getting "syrupy" about seeing the musicians develop. "It's like the next generation, I just love to see it. Some people toy with it, like they're taking tennis lessons and French and flute and horseback riding lessons, you know it's just something you try, and then there's other people you can just tell as a teacher from the get go that they have this passion."
After a short break, Gus introduced Cassandra, also a local singer songwriter, who served as the refreshing water to cool down the flames of the previous two acts. Standing tall and graceful with guitar in hand, the smiling read head played her bubbly music about love, nature, grass stains, a morning cup of joe and sticky orange lemonade as she bopped and swayed with her melodies.
Just a short way down Route 6, Brett continued performing to a packed Brooklyn Coffee House, playing some of his set inside, then moving the crowd outside where a damp and smoggy night seemed to serve as the perfect backdrop for his sound. Brett was stopping in his hometown on his seven week "Austin to Boston Tour," where he is in the process of traveling the country playing shows at venues in between the rhyming cities. His brother Cory joined him for the first three and a half weeks, enhancing his brother's sound with croons from his mellow saxophone.
Brett's material off of his new album "Glow," had an edgy sound, full of spooky and seductive minor chords and jazzy sultry vocals. Where Cassandra's music involved the dreamy side of love, Brett's is more about passion and desire, whether it's about finding love or leaving it. But the real gem of the evening came from one of his older songs called "Home." This piece is different from most of his songs because it has a lullaby like sound, which served as a break from his heavy strumming. In this song he asks the question; "What did we used to do when we had all the time in the world?" and for a split second a feeling of longing for childhood seemed to overwhelm the crowd.
"It's about whatever anyone calls home," he said, which definitely had more meaning that night since the traveling musician, who now resides in Austin, Tex., was performing in the place he grew up and for the people that have supported him his whole life.
They're your neighbors, classmates and teachers and they're all making music right here in town.
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New works heading to San Francisco today; catching the morning light. #zenerschongallery #urbangeode #chrome #artwork #sf #sanfrancisco
Coppery growth in DTLA. Ran into @usasolberg and #cocobunny joined the fun. #urbangeode #copper #dtla #streetart #lageodes #laart #hillstreet #tunnel (at Ebanos Crossing)
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The public throng to see her live.
She's the one.
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Proof once again that Orphan Black fan artists are the best fan artists.
More #CloneClub art here.
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Congrats Orange Is the New Black! The show's 12 nominations make the Emmys look good behind bars
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A hearty hello from Decider, your best friends that you haven't met yet! We'll be live on the Internets soon enough, but for now, you should totally head over decider.com and sign-up so we can let you know when we have launched. Deal? Hey Fran Drescher, got anything to add?
"She might be a murderer, but she loves Jell-O and wants you to take her to lunch."
Novels are fictions and therefore they tell lies, but through those lies every novelist attempts to tell the truth about the world.
Paige Smith of A Common Name Studio plants what she calls "urban geodes" throughout major cities. She utilizes building holes and pipes to house her artwork, created by paper and resin.
"You might go hunting for treasures, but you generally happen upon them during your adventures or casual interaction with the environment," Smith says on her website. If you live in one of the areas Smith has visited, be on the lookout for these gems—and perhaps be reminded to look out for the unexpected treasures in your own life.
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Bid on Suzy Poling's, Geyser #8, 2011, in our auction for Headlands Center for the Arts.
Pomegranates are the prettiest, no matter how you slice 'em.
Maybe this small, manageable life that you've carved out isn't really big enough for you…Start with vulnerability, and humility, and then dare to ask for more from your life.
Delphine Diallo - Queen of New York.
Antony Gormley.
Dream no small dreams, for they have no power to move the hearts of men.
Don't worry — you got this.
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A sculpture from Pawlet Althamer's "the neighbors" at the @newmuseum. These sculptures were cast from real faces and each have the person's name somewhere on them. This is Chico (at New Museum)
What a beautiful thing to see as you're walking down a street in #Brooklyn. Love it! @aakashnihalani @thisislimbo #streetart #uncornered
You are bound to be wrong quite often. And the only way to succeed is to surround yourself with very smart/talented people with shared interests. [But] if you lack self-awareness, you will fail to leverage the resources around you.
#beautifulbeast, a show of Geoff Peas's work at @bfpeast (at Brooklyn Fire Proof East)
Show your bones
Waaaaaant! @thisislimbo #knowhope @scopeartshow #scopeartshow #armoryweek (at SCOPE New York 2014)
"Sucks either way" by #Skewville ❤ At @mightytanaka! #daf13 @dumboartsfest
"…the ones who never yawn or say a commonplace thing…"
Definitely my current obsession! @gilfnyc's magnet piece outside of Jim Kemper Fine Art in Chelsea! (at Jim Kempner Fine Art)
The city longs well for rooftops and invitations
Amazing @ladyaiko_nyc mural at the Edo Pop show! (at Japan Society)
Check out pics from the photo shoot I styled on LT-Insider :) http://www.lt-insider.com/2013/dress-it-up/ #style #fashion
Good morning NYC (at Bryant Park)
If left to my own devices, I will be sure to make all models look as though they stepped out of Warhol's factory. #canttaketheartoutofanartnerd #fashion #style #artnerd
Inside and outside the gallery of Jose Parla and JR's "The Wrinkles of the City, Havana" (at Bryce Wolkowitz)
Fabulous granny on 24th st
Chiharu Shiota, Dialogue from DNA, (2004).
What a cutie #streetart on 26th & 10th
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Invicta's Quinotaur chronograph diver's watch for men is a distinctively designed watch featuring a 64-millimeter, stainless-steel case, and a black rubber band with stainless-steel detailing. The watch also features a black dial showcasing analog timekeeping functions with Arabic numeral hourly indices and a date function and water resistance to 330 feet. This elegant timepiece is chic yet rugged, and is the perfect watch for everyday wear.
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This is my first year at this school (2014) and I like the teachers but I find the school to be really nasty
Its not even worth a star this school is the most disgusting and pathetic excuse for a school I have not learned anything I check my seat before I sit down just to make sure there's not a freaking bug in it everyone you ask will agree that this school is never clean not once have I seen a janitor cleaning and I've been here 2 years. If you get stuck having to go to Boone you're doomed its a dead end school that's why I'm getting out while I still have a chance to have a future.
Our family has always had "HUGE" team spirit for the Rebels. I graduated in the 80's from BCHS. My oldest son graduated in 2012. Currently our middle child is attending Boone. All of the staff and teachers have been exceptional to say the least, with very good communication by calling/email/meetings....etc. Boone County always offer several different programs to help/serve students as well as parents. Our motto is to know that we are not special, that we must work to make ourselves special and always reach for the stars......as we do!! Thank you to ALL at Boone County, we love you very much!!
There is a serious problem at this school with anti-Muslim prejudice and discrimination. Some teachers and administrators are nice, but some are very discriminatory. This is unacceptable as there is a new demographic in the Northern Kentucky area and there are many recent Muslim immigrants as well as the children of converted Muslims. They deserve the same consideration as the middle class white students. 30 years ago there was a problem with teacher-admin discrimination against black students. Does the fact that some of the Muslim students are black have anything to do with the problem?
Boone County high school is only focused on punishment and sports, its dirty and the teachers do not teach anything. No extra credit opportunities are giving to those who need it/ deserve it. and I have yet to meet a staff member who is not abusing their authority. Also the failure rate is increasingly going up. Freshman Academy is not what it is made out to be. Yes if you work you can manage a good grade, but we should not all be Busing our buts to barley pass with a D- if you attend the schookl more that 3/4ths of the students agree.
Boone county high school is one of the best. The staff is very concerned with my sons progress and I have never had any issues with getting in contact with any member of the staff be it a teacher, counselor or principal. My son is currently in the 11th grade and we are very involved with his education and meet twice a year to make sure he is on track to graduate and meet his goals. I have never been made to felt uncomfortable or treated badly because of my involvement.
BCHS is an amazing school. BCHS has so much to offer as long as the student is willing to put fourth the effort to actually try. I took many advanced courses my senior year that helped me greatly in college I've met numerous people who didn't have half the opportunities that BCHS provided (course wise) provided for me. The teachers are great and willing to help- need to get to know them. My only complaint has always been the student body acting immature, making it difficult to enjoy class. I find a few of the rules such as being in the hall 1 second after the bell resulting in a penalty as being a bit meticulous. Either way, it is a good school-make the best of your education and you'll go far.
Boone County is a terrible school. There are only a few select teachers that will teach and make the students strive to become something greater. Most of the teachers that have tenure fell as if they no longer are required to do work, they are more like ornaments. The school is dirty, and has problems with pest including cockroaches and mice. At one point we played a game to see when the cockroach in a classroom would die. The school focuses most of it's money into sports, when much of that money should be spent on adding classrooms. the administration has no control,
As new transplants, I am happy my daughter has integrated fully and is enjoying BCHS; her teachers especially! HOWEVER-I am very disappointed in one member of the guidance staff who unfortunately is assigned to my daughter's grade level. During the summer, I made every effort to ensure there were no glitches with enrollment. I was told the Counselor would call to schedule an enrollment meeting. The guidance counselor never returned my calls and ignored my husband when he went to the school ( too busy ). It wasn t until I contacted the Principal the afternoon before school started that anything was done-then she told the principal she had left me a message! My daughter did not get to start on the first day-because after finally getting her enrolled-the counselor took a lunch break and sent someone else to tell us she could not find a student to take her to her classes. This counselor seemed uncaring, disinterested, and appeared to resent my persistence. I did not tell her that I am certified Guidance Counselor.
i loved my few months at Boone i made great friends and my teachers were very helpful **previous student (transfered out)
I liked going to boone county it has great teachers and principals
As a BCHS teacher, I care about the well being of my students, intellectually, mentally and physically. I can tell you with no uncertainty, the same holds true for my teacher peers. The BCHS student population is as diverse as it is intelligent and creative. They are (with few exceptions) courteous and respectful. While some students require more time and motivation than others, most are ready and willing to become participants in their own learning. The students of BCHS desire the same things from life as the rest of us: They want to be respected, valued for their talents and potential, and treated fairly. At BCHS, we challenge students to consider their (and other's) ways of thinking, to consider the way in which they value and evaluate, to ferret out and identify personal connections with the curriculum. I am proud of my students. I am proud to be BCHS teacher.
I lived in Florence ky most my life i think its an ok school , most of teachers are nice and they try to keep you on track they are kinda strict,they dont accept any bullying tolerated thats good, the food could be better, more heathy with better options i think they should have other sports beside basketball , volley ball etc.
Boone County is a GREAT high school with a fantastic caring staff and friendly students. I could not be happier with this school.
Can't see any teaching being done for all the corruption and disrespect with not only each other but the teachers as well. Fighting is not only upsetting but affecting the learning atmosphere. All the daily corruptions are swept under the rug and on to the next class.
My son is a soph/jr, he doesn't have enough credits to officially be a Jr. In the 8th grade he went to Holmes Jr/Sr High School. He was on the A/B honor roll. My goal was to get him into Boone because I assumed it was a better school, in every aspect. He failed 9th grade. I also agree that there needs to be more parent involvement, but everytime I have been to the school, for any reason, I was made to feel unwelcome, like I shouldn't be there. I feel my son would have gotten a better education at Holmes. But now we're in the home stretch...our only goal now is for him to graduate.
I am also a parent of TWO seniors and one sophomore and my husband graduated there. The principle's job IS to be seen and to be accessible at all times. The goal should be education, not discipline so the comment about asst. principles is out of order. This is a school to 'get by' not one for preparation of life. Boone County needs a voucher system for private schools because my tax dollars aren't serving us well. My answer is not to go elsewhere but rather to ensure what I pay for is utilized in the best interest of educating our future leaders.
This school is what I would call an average school. I've been to schools in Vermont and Indiana, so I've seen several different systems and have been involved with more than one kind of administration. Boone's problematic administration is not rooted within it's principal so much as the lack of parent involvement. About one out of 10 student's Mum and Dad go to any sort of meeting at school. Most teacher's are not even present at parents night because they know they'll only be visited by one or two parents, if any at all. The administration has nothing to hold itself to because nobody cares enough to wonder how their kid's day went. Fights occur somewhat often, and the attidude of the students encourages it. Faculty has a policy where combatants are simply thrown out rather than councilled, and thusly the problem is 'swept under the rug' rather than fixed.
While I agree with the two reviews that say you get out of school what you put in it, I agree with the students point of view more. I have no confidence in the administration at all. I've had several problems with different principals and have only see the head principal once and she only spoke about 2 words. My daughter does not complain about the other students, it's the the principals and some of the teachers (not all). Two in particular are complete idiots. They don't teach, they have no control over their classes and my daughter learned nothing. And by all means, don't call the office and speak to a principal about a problem. Nothing will be done and they will make you feel like you have no business calling. Change the administration and the school could be saved. Don't, and there's no hope.
It makes me mad to see what some people write about our school on here, as a student i am at school every day and really enjoy it as well as many other students. The sports teams are good and the principals try hard to keep us safe. I have noticed many of the students that do not enjoy themselves at school are the ones that do not care and that do not to try to get involved or make friends, if you dont even try or seem interested at all then that is no ones problem but yourself you get out of it what you put it no one can make you have fun and get involved if you wont even give it a try.
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Added 1/2 tsp of ground ginger and they were very good and easy. I made appetizer sized 1" meatball servings with a sweet and sour sauce for a reception. Big hit at the party.
Made with a few changes: Added ground ginger to meatballs. Used ground beef instead of veal. Used honey instead of sugar, left out the water in the sauce. Poured some of the sauce over the meatballs last minute while they were still in the oven, let them caramelize a little on top.
I found the original recipe bland however with added garlic, green onion, fresh ginger and a bit of hoisin sauce I was very satisfied!
This recipe was a great starting point for an Asian meatball- definitely lends itself to improvisation. I left out the water chestnuts to save another visit to the shops and instead added spring onions finely sliced, grated fresh ginger and garlic (about a teaspoon of ginger and one good sized clove of garlic) together with a generous pinch of brown sugar. I made the meatballs smaller than suggested (1 tbsp each) and served them as a canape on their own. Delicious, and popular with both young and old!! Think next time I will try them with a thai beef salad style of dressing as a dipping sauce.
Our house loved this recipe. Quick and easy just perfect for a weeknight dinner. I made double the sauce as the rice soaked it all up and it was too delicious not to double!
I'm also surprised to see negative reviews. Note that fresh water chestnuts are awesome in this dish if yoiu can find them - they're in some Asian markets. A more complex dipping sauce using spicy red sichuan pepper oil, scallions and ginger makes a better addition than the simplistic lime sesame sauce.
I'm astounded by the negative reviews, this is one of my absolute favorite go-to recipes! I have made them dozens of times and think you just can't go wrong with these. Other than the time involved in rolling little meatballs, this recipe is very easy, and so delicious! When I take them to the potluck there are never any to take home (so I make extra and freeze them, before cooking, for later)
So disappointing. Meatball lacked flavor, was dry and I had followed the recipe exactly. Sounded so promising......


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1 gun confiscated and 14 alleged gang members arrested? Was that one gun shared between those 14 alleged gang bangers?
Chattanooga is right up there with that TN sex-trafficking gang. Stretching the truth!
Police are too inept to understand the sociology behind gangs and why, especially young minority men, are likely to join one. You can't fix what you are not capable of understanding. However, I don't think they want to fix the problem anyway. There is too much money in the way of federal, state and local funding involved in keeping the drama going. It's not like the meth problem, that's far too expensive to go after. There's no incentive there. It's also unlike the heroin problem that raging through suburbia America. You don't hear much about the tragic heroin issue. Too many of their own fellow suburbanites might be heroin addicts.


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I'm often asked what it is that attracts me to Tea drinking so much. While my answers generally range from the quasi-sarcastic 'thirst' to the more esoteric 'satisfies my soul' (shout out to The Man on that!), on my recent tea tour I realized that one of the qualities I missed from my Taiwan tea drinking days is spontaneity. There is a certain freedom and joyful spirit that comes with being able to simply sit and enjoy a cup of tea in in just about any circumstance. The opening night of our Tea Tour is a case in point. As we were coming in from the airport with our tour group, we passed through the Xin Dien district on our way to the hotel. It was getting dark, and I was looking out at the rain falling on Green Lake, a popular scenic area on the Xin Dien River. I found myself thinking of the days I used to live just up the road from there, and it gave me an idea. After getting everyone settled at the hotel and washed up, we were all in the mood for a bite to eat So on a whim, I took them down to the 'lake' for an introduction to Taiwan's local culture.
Now Green Lake, or Bi Tan, as the locals call it, is basically a slow-moving section of a small river that runs out of Wulai (famous for hot springs). On the East side, which is Xin Dien proper, there is a small farmer's/night market where you can get all manner of street foods. It is located behind the Xin Dien MRT Station, which is the southern terminal of the Green Line. Just exit the station to the left and you'll see the market area down the lane to your left. Along the riverside there are cleaner, more upscale restaurants with outdoor seating and river views to enjoy. If you are in the mood for some exercise before or after dinner, you can rent paddle boats and take a water tour, or even swim in some areas if you're brave enough. In addition, there is a suspension foot bridge that takes you across the river to the West side. There are a few shops and eateries along this side as well, although it's mostly a residential district. There is a very good shop for dumplings and potstickers on the left about 30 yards straight down from the bridge that is one of my favorites.
My dumpling shop was closing as we got there, so we walked across the river and chose a likely restaurant along the East side. After sharing a couple of hot pots and a variety of local fried snack foods, we went back across the bridge to the Bi Ting tea house for our first tea together. Although we didn't have the best seats in the house (it was a Friday evening, after all, and they were fairly busy) it was a great feeling to be back in a place where sitting outside & enjoying the night scenery over a cup of tea is a normal activity.
My presentation of the tea was very relaxed and informal, more in line with the commercial nature of tea houses such as this. While the view from the top of 'the rock' is quite nice, the teas and tea wares aren't top quality, so the focus is more on the conversation and snacks rather than the actual tea (a little like having a beer at a barbecue as compared to sampling a microbrewery's finest wares). Nevertheless, it was the perfect way to unwind after the long flight while getting to know each other a little.