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© Luis Delgado, Empire, Unfathomable Humanity series, 2006.
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Born: 1951, Mexico City, Mexico
Resides: San Francisco, CA
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En Foco at Venice Arts, Venice, CA 2013
En Foco at The Arts at CIIS, San Francisco, CA 2013
En Foco at Aljira, Newark, NJ 2012
En Foco at the Art Museum of the Americas, Washington, DC 2012
En Foco at Light Work, Syracuse, NY 2011
En Foco at Aperture Gallery, New York, NY 2010
Odense Foto Triennial, Denmark
a.Muse Gallery, San Francisco, CA
SF Camerawork, San Francisco, CA
Blue Sky Gallery, Portland, OR
Benham Gallery, Seattle, WA
Art Museum of the Americas, Washington, DC
FotoFest, Houston, TX
Centro Cultural Recoleta, Buenos Aires, Argentina
BFA, University of the America, Puebla, Mexico
Discoveries of the Meeting Place, FotoFest
The Peter S Reed Foundation
Potrero Nuevo Fund
MexAm Foundation
Photo Americas Photography Competition
Instituto Nacional de Bellas Artes, Mexico
Bienal de Fotografia, Mexico
Black Book, AR 100, Top Ten Annual Reports
Communication Arts, Awards of Excellence
Nueva Luz photographic journal, Volume 13#3 (En Foco: Bronx, 2009)
Act Of Faith, Noorderlicht, Gröningen, The Netherlands
Fotofestiwal 5, Lodz, Poland
Latin American Photography 2, Lehigh University
FotoFest 06, Houston, Texas
Odense Foto Triennalle, Odense, Denmark
La Fotografía, Barcelona, Spain
7 Internationale Fototage, Manheim, Germany
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"I create photography based prints, books, and installations with history and societal systems as my theme. I use a visual language of icons and gestures assembled into compound images to create narratives that address this issue. This language, which I have gathered over many years, consists of photographs of iconography and inanimate representations from many historical and mundane settings throughout the world, as well as imagery taken from mass media outlets. My goal is to achieve a uniquely personal social commentary and analysis using my language of iconography as its voice."


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We hope your long weekend was as full of smoked meats and assorted outdoor activities as ours was. And now we're back and ready to talk about Denver concerts some more. Obviously the selections are a little lighter in this week's show round-up given that we lost a day. But there are still plenty o ... More >>
It was kind of cold and crappy this week, but that was just a way to enhance your appreciation for this weekend, which is supposed to be the kind of beautiful where cartoon birds appear from trees. Ride your bike to one of these shows:
That's the big takeaway from Billboard's current cover story on Colorado-bred Ryan Tedder: He made $2.5 million in 2013 on royalties alone. The lion's share of it came from songwriting credits on songs performed by Beyonce, Ellie Goulding, Maroon 5, Demi Lovato, The Fray (hey!) and his own band, One ... More >>
Once upon a time, it was enough for a DJ to weave a spell on the dance floor, but those days are long gone. Now, anyone dabbling in electronic music had better have some serious chops as a producer. And when it comes to production, Alex Metric is one of the finest acts currently on the scene. He's r ... More >>
As reported previously, there's a trio of big shows going on sale this weekend, Arcade Fire at the Pepsi Center and Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds at the Temple Buell on Friday, and Trey Anastasio Band at the Ogden on Saturday. We've also got the word on three more shows, Ellie Goulding, Public Enemy and ... More >>
BRUNO MARS @ RED ROCKS | 8/6/13 Michael Jackson was alive and well at Red Rocks last night in the form of one Mr. Bruno Mars. Mars, decorated in an animal-print shirt and gold jewelry, was ever the showman for a non-stop ninety-minute set, jiving and moonwalking and pelvic-thrusting his way across t ... More >>
Music is life -- or at least it is for us. When we're not writing about it, we're thinking about it, talking about it or listening to it. These are the things that were in heavy rotation for us this week. What are you listening to? What should we be listening to? C'mon now. Sharing is caring. Don't ... More >>
DEVOTCHKA & COLORADO SYMPHONY @ RED ROCKS | FRI, 6/14/13 Teaming up with an orchestra can sometimes be a thin attempt to disguise a creative lag, but in this case, the pairing has produced an inspired, brilliantly structured melding of two aesthetics that relies less on contrast than it does on simi ... More >>
Adam Lufkin and Josh Fairman of Kinetix have formed a new group called Laskin & Robinson that sounds nothing like their other band. The songs the outfit has posted thus far showcase a variety of styles, and they're done pretty well, from synthy, funk-laden hip-pop on tracks like "Ass Work" and "Top ... More >>
Winter is officially in the books. Spring is finally here, and we've got a whole new batch of shows to look forward to. Before we forge ahead, we thought we take a look back at all the shows we made it out to in the past few months and single out the best moments. Turns out, there were a quite a few ... More >>
CHURCHILL @ OGDEN THEATRE | 3/8/13 Outside of its stint at KTCL's Not So Silent Night back in December, Churchill has kept a rather low profile locally since its pair of headlining shows at the Bluebird back in September. That was right after the band had been picked up by A&M/Octone. Since then, t ... More >>
So this one summer before New Kids on the Block made all the girls (who are all middle aged moms now -- meditate on that for a minute) swoon like no other, the dudes did an in-store at the mall in Cheyenne. I was there. My best friend was a DJ at the station presenting the meet and greet, and so we ... More >>
Turbonegro is finally coming to Colorado! Granted, it's with the new frontman -- whose name I haven't even bothered to learn yet because, well, he's got some big shoes to fill taking over for Hank von Helvete -- but it's still Turbonegro! Last time I saw these dudes, they literally rocked my face of ... More >>
ELLIE GOULDING @ OGDEN THEATRE | 2/1/13 The Halcyon Days Tour that Ellie Goulding's currently on does not seem to change from night to night. Her set at the Ogden Theatre began with "Don't Say a Word," and was followed by "Halcyon," "Figure 8" and "Salt Skin" -- the same as what she played in Montr ... More >>
Ah, yes, what a, uh, super weekend we have on tap. Welcome! You made it! Not only is the big game going down, but the weather is supposed to be favorable with a high in the fifties and there is an abundance of music to look forward to -- so much so, in fact, that we've expanded our picks this week t ... More >>
Another week, another swell roster of music in the Mile High City. From the bacchanalian throwback debauchery of the Darkness, who will be invading the Summit Music Hall, to the lyrical thriftiness of Macklemore, who is set to headline Icelantic's second annual edition of Winter on the Rocks, there ... More >>
For almost three years now, Ellie Goulding has been steadily taking over the airwaves. Whether it be vocal features on the hottest new EDM tracks, dominating on her own with singles from one of her two platinum albums or appearing on remixed tracks from the world's biggest producers, the Brit-pop st ... More >>
As the winter chill finally thaws (work with us here -- we know it's still below freezing right now) and gives way to the hopefulness and fertility of spring, the upcoming concert season is likewise bursting with promise. Coming off one of the best years for live music in recent memory, the lineup i ... More >>
As people who think about, talk about, write about, listen to and make music, it's not surprising that the most common (and favorite) topic of conversation among us is the same: "What are you listening to right now?" Stick a quarter in us, and, boy, wouldn't you know it, off we go, on and on about t ... More >>
It's not Christmas yet, but you'd certainly be excused for thinking otherwise, what with the radio already playing round-the-clock holiday tunes and the new shows we've been gifted with. Looks like somebody's been on their best behavior (god knows, it wasn't us). Whatever the case, we're now being r ... More >>
As reported yesterday, the Disco Biscuits are playing three shows in Colorado after the first of the year at the Boulder Theater, Ogden Theatre and 1STBANK Center. And while that's arguably the biggest concert announcement of the week, it's not the only one. After cancelling its co-headlining date w ... More >>
As people who think about, talk about, write about, listen to and make music, it shouldn't be surprising to find that the most common (and mutually favorite) topic of conversation among us is the same: "What are you listening to right now?" Stick a quarter in us, and, boy, wouldn't you know it, off ... More >>
Tons of concert news for you this morning: You've already heard about the Morrissey show this weekend being postponed and about Taylor Swift coming back to Denver next summer, but we've also got word of Green Day's 1STBANK show in February being postponed, K'nann show at the Gothic being cancelled, ... More >>
Update 10/24/12: A Bob Weir solo date with Jackie Greene has been announced on Thursday, December 13 at the Paramount Theatre. Tickets for the show ($37.50 - $56, plus fees) go on sale this Friday, October 26 at 10 a.m. So now that the final debate's over, we still don't know who's going to be in t ... More >>
Say what you want about Justin Bieber -- "he looks like a girl," "he's annoying," "he's only relevant to thirteen-year-old girls" -- but the pop star sensation is doing something right. His new album, Believe , sold 374,000 copies in its first week. That number may not seem like a lot for a number- ... More >>
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Just one week embarking on its recent format shift focusing on electronic dance music, HOT 107.1 brought in its first high-profile guest for an interview and performance this past Saturday. Shortly after noon, Ellie Goulding stopped by the studios to play some tunes for some lucky listeners, followe ... More >>
Here are two quick lists to warm you up on this snow day; the ten best club shows and local shows (the two aren't mutually exclusive, by any means) of 2011, as picked by Backbeat writers and ranked by music editor Dave Herrera. Find our ten best arena concerts of 2011 and feel free to peruse ... More >>
Fresh off a stint entertaining the President and First Lady at the White House for the annual National Tree Lighting ceremony with Ellie Goulding and Kermit the Frog, OneRepublic's Ryan Tedder is back in the Mile High City and ready to ring in the holidays with us. And the dude comes bearing ... More >>
Bag Raiders, at the Larimer tonight, implore you to "come on down and Friday the shit out of it with us!"Hot on the heels of their appearance this past Monday at the Ogden warming up the stage for Ellie Goulding, Sydney Australia's Bag Raiders are playing tonight at the Larimer Lounge with Ma ... More >>
Ellie Goulding had a rough go last night at the OgdenELLIE GOULDING at the OGDEN THEATRE | 8/8/11On her second North American tour in less than a year, Ellie Goulding filled the Ogden Theater last night, but at a price: The opening act, Bag Raiders (scheduled to play a one-off at Larimer Loun ... More >>
Ellie Goulding (performing tonight at the Ogden Theatre with Bag Raiders) may have only been on the international radar since 2009, but the English singer-songwriter has all the trappings of a star with some serious longevity. In a world of copies of pop star copies, Goulding shines brightly ... More >>
The Flaming Lips and Primus co-headline Red Rocks Amphitheatre tonight for a special show. Yes, the Lips are covering Dark Side of The Moon in its entirety, but the band has also asked Denver's own Lizzie Allen of Vitamins to join them. In fact, the local vocalist has already joined the band ... More >>
Photo by Britt ChesterBASSNECTAR at RED ROCKS | 06.18.11"The visuals for the night set a new standard: Revolutionary in regards to illusional perspective and thought-provoking in regard to the propaganda images of war and op-art icons seared into the retinas of everyone staring at the stage."
Here's what's good in the Mile High City this week: In concert news, KMFDM is due at the Summit Music Hall and Ellie Goulding is over at the Ogden, both in August, while Bone Thugs N Harmony is slated to stop by the Gothic in June. On local radio, Quiet American, Juno What and My Body Sings Electr ... More >>
Photo Britt Chester Ellie Goulding with The Knocks The Fox Theatre | 4.2.11 The Fox Theatre sold out last night for rising U.K. singer/songwriter Ellie Goulding. A long line of women, pre-teens to moms, sprinkled with an occasional boyfriend, extended up The Hill in Boulder for the show. Cur ... More >>
Photo Britt Chester Snowball Music Festival Big Gigantic, Local Natives, Paper Diamond, Lotus, Savoy and Bassnectar Avon, Colorado in the Vail Valley | 3/5/11 The second night of Snowball saw something very similar in terms of weather, as well as hosting the likes of Paper Diamond, Lotus, Sa ... More >>
As people who think about, talk about, listen to and make music, the most common question we encounter is, "What are you listening to right now?" Whether you're looking for recommendations, trying to get a feel for our individual sensibilities, or are just curious, we've compiled a list of al ... More >>
Country superstars George Strait and Reba McEntire have sold close to 125 million records. combined. In his career, which spans more than three decades, Strait has had more number-one singles than Elvis, and his latest effort, Twang, debuted at the number-one slot on Billboard's Top Country A ... More >>
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Pinus nigra 'Oregon Green'
Oregon Green Austrian Pine
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Beautiful dark green multi-stem tree. Striking white candles in profusion provide a distinctive classy appearance. Use as a stand along specimen of naturalized hedge. Provides wonderful habitat for birds. Discovered at Van Meter Nursery in Oregon.
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Oooh, this is a great idea for a poll. We are going to do it now. An Instapoll. I theorize that men, more than women, habitually read on the pot. So we will make this one simple. Here it comes. Choose the appropriate answer.
Oooh, this is a great idea for a poll. We are going to do it now. An Instapoll. I theorize that men, more than women, habitually read on the pot. So we will make this one simple. Here it comes. Choose the appropriate answer.
Not sure "overreaction" is the right word. It is a silliness. Of course Sandusky's book was titled "Touched."
Good analogy. The Rib has a different one, about Akin's backward thinking that if you are REALLY raped, you spontaneously abort, and if you have the baby, you probably, you know, liked it. It's like the witch trials in Salem. You throw the witch into the water, bound. If she sinks and dies, she was innocent. If she floats, she's a witch and you hang her.
I have no idea why people choked on this problem. It's not even math, really. It's number-substititution. You think momentarily about the answer being $1 and 10 cents, you realize this doesn't work, and you march each number up and down five cents to make it work.
I am dumbfounded.
Clearly, this is about intimidation. People are terrified even to wade into anything that seems mathematical.
A few items of note, and an etiquette question: 1) Yes, women going topless is legal in many states. And yet people feel the need to protest anyway: LINK (It's worth reading the article, if only for the phrase "sex is the real duck.")
2) "Price" is a pretty good name for an accountant, but I believe this company had no choice but to make Price (or anyone, really) a named partner: LINK
3) My boss (male) recently made an instructional video for all of his employees (female), explaining how to create some complex tables. Many of the tables contained information that could be copied and pasted, but one was particularly tedious and had to be created by hand. He announced in the video that "unfortunately, for this one you're going to need to do a hand job." Do I tell him?
1. You missed the best part of the topless piece! (Haha, topless piece.) The name of the pol wanting to use his influence to silence the protest is "Carl Mumpower."
2. Yes, this firm should have been "Johnson Sprinkle."
3. This reminds me of a joke that Gina told in our book. A boss is upset because profits are down and he realizes he is going to have to fire one of his two best employees. Either Jack or Sandra was going to have to go. As it happens, Sandra comes in first. He says to her, "I'm afraid I'm going to have to either lay you or Jack off." She says, "Could you please do the second? I have a headache."
This is a great chat.
Correct answer. There is at least one other way to do it. Anyone?
Yep, that's it.
I don't really get how the commercial is implying pre-marital sex is bad. What I got is that the whole entire product is saying that women who have had sex lots of time can't possibly enjoy it, nor can their partners. It glorifies the whole idea of the "young woman who can almost still be considered a girl,". Heaven forbid an older woman who is experienced in not just sex but life be glorified. It reinforces this idea for men and it helps make women ashamed of their age and experience. That's my two cents.
Mine, too.
It's also just not even true. It's this hurtful myth that women get less sexually satisfying as they get older. Without getting too specific and scaring Ian the Chat Producer ... it's just nonsense.
Good point.
Whatever it is, I hope he got the subject-verb agreement right.
I don't really get your point, but you wrote this beautifully, so you win.
Very funny, but I suspect much of this, ironically, is satire. The posts read too similar; similar syntax and style. My BS flag is flapping. Still, very funny.
I love the whole concept of Michael Phelps drowning during his last race.
I don't think the problem is grades, necessarily, though I think there should be two kinds of schools. One would de-emphasize grading, but one would not. I am highly competitive and was highly motivated by the competition for grades. It helped me be a better student; I realize that for others, it might have the opposite effect.
My big problem with education -- at least, as I experienced education -- was the emphasis on rote learning where something more gestalt would have been more appropriate. I grew up hating history, because it was taught through memorization (What were the five causes of the civil war?) instead of an understanding of the way civilizations work.
To this day, I can tell you the names of all the presidents in order, but I have not memorized the list. What I remember is the flow of history, and it suggests the list. ("McKinley was assassinated, so he was followed by his VP, Roosevelt, who served only one full term, followed by his VP, Taft, with whom he quarrelled, leading to a split in the GOP, so Wilson got elected...") Waaay better way to learn.
You know, this is probably the only consistent lesson I ever gave my kids when growing up. It started very early. When I was reading them to bed, I kept making "mistakes." I would have the horsie go "moo," etc, and the kids loved correcting me. This was very early subversion: Adults can lie, and you have to correct them.
Speaking of subversion, AND the eulogy to my uncle Bob that I told in the chat update, AND the subject matter thereof, AND in honor of the death of Neil Armstrong, and at the suggestions of Horace LaBadie, I am going to tell the Manny Klein story. Also sometimes called the Mr. Gorsky story.
Supposedly, what Neil actually said on the moon was "That's one small step for a man, one giant leap for Manny Klein." This was an inside joke. Back when Neil was a little boy, he found himself in the backyard his Jewish next-door neighbors, Manny and Ceil Klein. And he overheard an argument. Mrs. Klein was saying to Mr. Klein, "Vat? A BJ you want? You'll get a BJ around the time the kid next door walks on the moon."
I might give you the diabolical 12 billiard ball problem. It kept me home from school for a day, trying to solve it, when I was 12. Alas, the Web has ruined the 12 billiard ball problem, since anyone can give up and get the answer at any time.
Wow. Thank you for the update.
This is in reference to the following back-and-forth from last May:
Ooh, interesting. So you suggest it might not constitute infidelity because ... why, exactly? Because it is not really competing for the same emotional part of you?
It is, though. It is competing for utter emotinal intimacy, that part, and that part knows no gender specifics.
I am not judging you here; I'm not saying it's immoral or unethical or unwise or unfair or whatever. But it's surely "infidelity." Whether it's also wrong or bad might depend on many factors, including what your respective marital understandings are, whether there's any chance this might break up either marriage.
I do like the casual adventuresomeness implicit in it. And it does pique my general feeling that marriage doesn't imply ownership.
How do others feel?
As a literature person, I use the word "epistemology" the same way. When I want to end a discussion, I inform the person that, epistemologically, they are on thin ice. This usually works.
Beethoven had a 39th Symphony? You mean 9th, right?
Well, you seem no different to me than people who need music on when they study. I cannot understand it there, either. It would drive me nuts.
I am using my enormous journalistic clout here to say you are right.
I cannot answer that. I can say that my suspicions were right. Men read more on the pot. My theory is that women are far more efficient jugglers of their time, because they have to be. Reading on the pot is wasting time. Period.
Yeah, I guess. Angry birds are reading.
Next chat we'll do another instapoll: Have you ever taken a laptop onto the pot, to work. I myself have done this. I refuse to reveal if I have done this during a chat.
And the answers are next. They will surprise you.
The answers are going to surprise you, then. They stunned me.
These questions have pretty good, accurate answers. In the case of the archers and QB, it was actually subjected to a scientific test, involving Saints quarterback Drew Brees. Drew, believe it or not, hit 2o of 20 bullseyes. It was amazing. The archers did much worse -- about 6 out of 20! Apparently, it is easier to throw a football with great accuracy than any other kind of projectile! (Less wind resistance, perhaps?)
For the baseball answer, I consulted The Post's great baseball writer Tom Boswell. Tom has watched more pitchers from up close, analytically, than most people who aren't pro catchers. He estimates a really great control pitcher -- he's thinking Livan Hernandez, in his prime, would hit that can about 54 times out of 100.
For basketball, I asked Michael Lee, who covers the Wizards for The Post. Mike said that halfcourt, even for a pro, is largely a matter of luck. They don't practice that shot, ever. He's guessing the really good outside-shooting pro sinks 3 or 4 at most.
Scrooge. Marley. I want this to catch on. We must all do our parts.
Scrooge & Marley Ltd.
I'm not sure why you don't simply accept my word on this. Obama wins in double digits. This is not a close election. Don't listen to people who know what they are talking about, listen to me.
I have never found a worm in an ear of corn I have cooked. Ooh, I wonder if they just turn into mush and I eat em?
Speaking from my own experiences (female, 27, hot), I think there is not enough stress on the "how" of solving math problems, and too much stress on the "why." When I was in 6th grade, my elementary school switched to a new math textbook. It was full of colorful pictures, long paragraphs, and contained very few math problems. To teach the basics of solving algebraic expressions, there was a picture of a scale balanced by an equal number of chess pieces. Our teacher had the actual scale, which he held up at the front of the room, removing one piece at a time. I was in gifted, but I could not understand why I needed chess pieces to solve an algebra problem. I finally just taught myself algebra by writing out the list of steps I needed to complete in order to solve the problem. I didn't need the why in order to get the answer, only the how. Looking back, I understand the chess pieces and why the teacher was using them, but I still think that teaching method was ridiculous, and a complete waste of time, actually. It was a relief to get to high school and find all my textbooks were from the 70s. Math is like cooking. You follow a series of steps to reach a desired end product (steps all old textbooks will teach you). You don't need to know why a hot oven will successfully bake you chocolate chip cookies; you only need to know how to combine the ingredients and set a timer. When I was a junior in high school, half of my classmates failed the state assessments in math. I tutored my classmates to help them pass the test on the second try and was amazed that none of them could figure out the "howâ€Â of solving simple algebraic expressions, especially when given to them in word problems (although they didn't seem to know "why" either). It was sad, and a little scary. Mostly I blame the chess pieces. Have other people noticed this problem? I think most people who don't know how to solve the bat/ball problem don't know how to approach it. Sorry for the lengthy post!
Teaching is complicated. I think we make mistakes in both directions: Too much rote, sometimes, and too much new-age philosophy, sometimes.
I started learning Spanish in 8th grade, under a new philosophy that the best way to teach kids is total immersion. The teacher never spoke a word of English. I found this wildly intimidating. The very first thing she said to us was "Hola clase. Yo soy Senorita Weiner."
I got the first part, but assumed that a "senorita weena" was the word for "teacher." This threw me for longer than I like to remember. I needed to ask a question, in English, but was not allowed to. She then held up a pencil and said "Yo tengo un lapiz." Now, if she had pointed to the lapiz, and said, "lapiz," I'd have gotten this immediately. Instead, I remember wrestling with "Joe," "tengo," and "lapiz" and trying to figure out which was which, and by then she was on the cabezas and libros. Disaster.
I've never come up with a good term for this. The Rib is one.
I'd like to hear your thoughts on some of the views of the women profiled in Stephanie's McCrummen's article from this morning. My take is, these women, and maybe conservative women in general, still primarily see women as baby- and home-makers. Liberals see women as capable of more. Hence the rub.
Hey, Stephanie is a really good writer. I enjoy everything she writes.
Well, compared to most lyrics, it is great. It is not exactly Dylan, but I like it.
See, I have no problem with that. Cops ARE good guys, mostly. I'm fine saying that without a caveat about the ones who aren't. I mostly admire cops.
The same sort of willful ignorance that declares a child of rape to be a blessing.
Thank you.
Frank & Earnest is often funny!
True fact: David Clark, the brilliant cartoonist for Barney & Clyde, was not a devotee of the comics pages when we partnered with him. The only comic he was familiar with was Frank & Ernest.
You have to like puns. If you are one of those people who automatically dismisses the pun as lowlife humor, you cannot stand Frank & Earnest. I like it.
I am having trouble getting past your typing/writing ineptitude. But the logic here is also garbled; of course there is no way you can wind up at zero miles an hour; the only way to average zero miles an hour is to not move at all.
Q: When do you hear the named "Jesus Christ" mentioned in a Unitarian Universalist church?
A: When the janitor falls down the stairs.
And, she is very attractive. And smart. This is the Smucker's phenomenon, so I am also sure she is extremely competent.
I wonder of her ancestors lived here. (ALERT: The previous link, on Wiki, will look rude on a computer screen.)
Obviusly, you have not researched Scrooge and Marley. They were EXPERTS in sub-prime mortgages. And believe me, sub-prime mortgages in 1850s London were very disagreeable properties. Big rat problems.
As I said, I agree, but if you read the articles about this, you will see that that was the dialog in India; they felt it was saying that men will not want wives who aren't virgins. I see it as WAY more insidious a message. Very anti-woman.
Well, he has succeeded at almost everything he has tried; I have not done that. He is invested with a great deal of responsibility -- from the elders of his church to the organizers of the Olympics -- and he has not disappointed this trust. I mean, c'mon. His resume is impressive.
Don't forget my caveats.
Evolved totally. They are no longer a team that is ungrateful for support. My huge fear is that the Nats will face the Yankees in the series. It'll be awful for me, like watching Dad and Mom fight to the death.
Well, I don't think 3 or 4 out of 25 is pure luck. I think I would hit zero for 25, pretty darn consistently.
I would always go for the greatest distance, unless I knew about the presence of a handicapped person, or unless I suspected I'd be in there an unusually long time. But I'm not confident this is the right thing. Can we hear from a handicapped person?
I disagree. Though I need to make clear: I don't at all agree with the definition that abortion = murder.
But if you do agree, then I think you kind of have to be consistent. Under this definition -- abortion is murder -- it is a very specific kind of murder: Murder in the first degree. Premeditated, unprovoked, cold-blooded murder of an innocent. This is not in anyway akin (AKIN!) to any of your examples.
Isn't it interesting that so many of the anti-abortion zealots who are so sure of themselves and so sanctimonious, are men? I am convinced that if all the men left the anti-abortion movement, it would wither.
I am convinced that for many it is not about abortion. It's about perceived licentiousness; a visceral disgust at the notion of casual sex. It explains Akin: Most rape is just people of both genders, acting badly.
Good point. But to the makers of this ad, and to the Akins of the world, it's all about how it feels for the guy, physically. And sure -- a scared young woman, intact ... just ew.
The commercial is vile, if effective. I think the main woman is a good actress, and chosen for a certain kind of look.
I was in total disagreement. For one thing, I use both algebra and geometry more than occasionally. For another, it's a great way to exercise the brain.
Dan is a higher-math major, dating a higher-math major. She is also a cellist -- and I think there's a great deal of math in music. Anyway, there's a lot of intellectual energy in that relationship.
Right. Clearly. Lost to history. Well, I guess those are the ones he wrote TOTALLY deaf. And senile.
The Yanks are vulnerable. I hope we don't face the Nats again.
This is exciting, no?
If my wife were raped and got pregnant, back in the day, I suspect keeping the baby might at least be discussed.
But, no. that sentiment is inexcusable, as a generality.
I'd really like to hear from a handicapped person on this.
You pull the corn silk off the ear before you cook it. OBV.
To me, the difference, if there is one, is that it does appear that on the Tour, Everyone Doped.
But I don't excuse it; it was a ridiculous system. I do now think that the hypocrisy behind the whole anti-doping movement is huge, based entirely on this great piece by Sally Jenkins.
Number three has two meanings! For women it is menses. For men, it is an orgasm.
The issues are a little different: These cases tend to be simple negligence, which is in some ways less excusable. Most of the cases involving a parent involve unusual stress, change in routine, etc.
The most moving thing in this case, to me, is how the parents still managed to express forgiveness. I'm in awe of that.
Gene. Lots of comments today on the statement below. I am personally disgusted that anyone would say this, much less a woman. Your thoughts? "Barnes, a local Republican committeewoman, told a reporter that if a woman is raped and becomes pregnant, then God has 'blessed this person with a life'Â that should not be taken."
Hm. I see I answered some questions assuming this had already been published. Apologies if you found it confusing.
I think it is appalling that anyone would say it, woman or man.
We are an insane country, on the issue of abortion, and religion in general. We have lost our moorings.
I hear that Polish people tell Romney jokes.
Agh. Sorry. Well, I like the Beethoven jokes better. So, in the spirit of honesty personified by this election, I'll just declare that she said Beethoven.
Man. What a great joke to go out on:
"It was filmed in a studio...."
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- Studio: IFC Films
- Release Date: Nov 11, 2011
- Starring: Colin Farrell, David Thewlis, Keira Knightley, Ray Winstone
- Summary: London Boulevard follows an ex-con trying to make a fresh start in a relationship with a reclusive actress. A sexy, stylish gangster thriller bristling with wit and brutal intrigue, London Boulevard stars Colin Farrell and Keira Knightley as star-crossed lovers who run afoul of one of London's most vicious crime bosses. (IFC Films)… Expand
- Director: William Monahan
- Genre(s): Romance, Crime
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Positive: 4 out of 13
Mixed: 9 out of 13
Negative: 0 out of 13
It reminds me more of Shane Black's "Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang," though ultimately it's darker and more raggedy around the margins. Still, Monahan, like Black and unlike Ritchie, has some feeling for his characters.
Take a stroll down London Boulevard if you enjoy surly, smart, hard-edged British crime movies like "Sexy Beast" and "Croupier."
It satisfies not only in the tradition of yarns boiled hard and wry, but as a savvy comment on fame and ambition.
The result is a superficially handsome crime thriller that doesn't tick, although it's got a pretty, jeweled face, and some clever scripting by William Monahan (scribe of "The Departed"), making his directorial debut here.
Monahan's debut has verve and charisma, but, in the end, the tension of a late-night pub shrug.
A movie like this lives and dies by its finer details, and London Boulevard screws up by applying the same broad brush to its entire cast, meaning every character gets the same amount of shading.
Score distribution:
Positive: 2 out of 3
Mixed: 1 out of 3
Negative: 0 out of 3
Aug 24, 2014The film had less to do with Mitchel's attempt to redeem his ways after getting out of prison, and finding a job protecting a disturbed former star, Charlotte (Kiera Knightley), than it had to do with Mitchel's battle in the underworld, avenging a friend.
Mitchel's relationship to Charlotte was all in all rather hasty and not very deep. Charlotte's friend/agent/whatever Jordan (David Thewlis) was also a bit hard to figure out, although I liked him.
The gangster side of the movie was bloody, a bit hard to follow, and consumed in the end everything in its way. The plot wasn't all that smooth, and the acting was okay, but not brilliant or anything. A nice film for anyone who enjoys seeing Colin Farrell, but I am left with a feeling that they could have done so much more with this by actually sticking with the Mitchel/Charlotte storyline.… Expand
Dec 7, 2012A cool, likable film that feels better than it really is. I liked the vast majority of the movie, the script, cast, style, etc., it's just a boring film that never grabbed my attention like so many other films of its genre have.… Expand
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Friday, October 1, 2010
Chocolate Pound Cake By Tish Boyle
There are a few chocolate cakes that I have put on my must-bake list. This is one of them. I first saw it - a while ago - at Chubby Hubby. I looked at it, admired it, and then proceeded to attempt something more juvenile, like Steamed Moist Chocolate Cake.
*sheepish grin*
I was, after all, a newbie at baking then ... and I felt such a "grown-up" chocolate cake should only be attempted after I had earned my stripes.
Maybe it's a sign ... because after a year of active baking, I came face-to-face with this cake again. This time at food.recentrunes. I have never left a comment on Ivan's blog, but for some reason, that slice of cake drew me in, and I asked if he could share the recipe. Guess what? He (and Cheryl) pointed me back to Chubby Hubby! So what was I to do? Well, take it as a sign that the time has come. ;)
First thing though, was to get myself some Dutch processed cocoa powder. I found it at Sun Lik (Valrhona cocoa powder, S$6.50 for 200g). The instant I laid my eyes on it, I bade a hasty farewell to Mr Hershey and said "Bonjour!" to Monsieur Valrhona.
He was richer, darker and smoother ... yes, I'm that shallow.
My very first Bundt cake!
Truth be told, when I unmoulded the cake, my heart sank a little. It looked so ... unimpressive. Thankfully, I listened to my instincts and avoided committing sacrilege by dusting icing sugar over. The beauty of this cake is truly on the inside. When I sliced it, I was amazed by its velvety interior and the rich, deep, gorgeous colour of mahogany. In fact, the first thing that came to my mind was, "I actually made that?!" Sometimes, I surprise myself. Hur hur.
Certainly, its appearance is simple, but this is undoubtedly the most sophisticated chocolate cake I have ever baked. I realised too, that I had crossed the point of no return ... no more kiddy chocolate cakes from now (unless it's really for the kids). Perhaps it is a natural progression, but I'd like to think that I have finally earned my stripes. :)
Deep Chocolate Sour Cream Pound Cake
(from The Cake Book by Tish Boyle and seen at Chubby Hubby)
Note 1: For a cake like this, you need ze best quality ingredients money can buy. It's compulsory, otherwise you're better off making one of those other cakes. Yawn.
Note 2: Ironically, I did not use sour cream. Instead I used crème fraîche - sorry, not a fan of sour cream!
- 1.5 cups (181g) all-purpose flour
- 1/2 cup (57g) cake flour
- 1 cup (92g) Dutch-processed cocoa powder
- 2.25 teaspoons baking powder
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1.5 cups (340g) unsalted butter, softened
- 2.5 cups (500g) granulated sugar (sorry, I just couldn't! I reduced this to 380g)
- 4 large eggs
- 2 teaspoons vanilla extract
- 1 cup (242g) sour cream (or crème fraîche)
1. Position a rack in the center of the oven and preheat the oven to 325 degrees F. Grease the inside of a 10-inch Bundt pan. Dust with flour.
2. Sift the flours, cocoa powder, baking powder, and salt into a medium bowl. Set aside.
3. In a bowl of an electric mixer, using the paddle attachment, beat the butter at medium speed until very creamy, about 2 minutes. Gradually beat in the sugar. Increase the speed to medium-high and beat until the mixture is well-blended and light, about 4 minutes. At medium speed, beat in the eggs one at a time, mixing well after each addition and scraping down the sides of the bowl as necessary.
4. In a small bowl, stir the vanilla extract into the sour cream. If your mixer has a splatter shield attachment, attach it now. At the low speed, add the dry ingredients to the butter mixture in 3 additions, alternating with the sour cream mixture in 2 additions and mixing just until blended. Scrape the batter into the prepared pan and smooth the top.
5. Bake the cake for 65 to 75 minutes, until a cake tester inserted into the center comes out clean. Cool the cake in the pan on a wire rack for 15 minutes. Then invert the cake onto the rack and let it cool completely.
54 comments:
this is a real beauty! thanks for sharing ju!ReplyDelete
I just discovered your blog. What gorgeous photographs!ReplyDelete
Beautiful. Ever since I discovered varhona at sunlik I abandoned all other choc and cocoa powder too. It really makes the cake special!ReplyDelete
That looks completely awesome. I want chocolate cake now!ReplyDelete
beautiful cake!! Dark and sinful :)ReplyDelete
I did that "ribbon" thing to my utensils recently. ;p I digress.ReplyDelete
Just 2 mths to Christmas month and your pound cake is definitely a sure-win Christmas choc cake.
tigerfish: Really?! Hi-5! Great minds think alike. And you know what? My daughter said the same thing about my photos - "Oooh, your photos look like Christmas!" ;) Haha!ReplyDelete
Welcome to the dark side... There is no turning back after a taste of Valrhona. Excellent cake!ReplyDelete
I could a piece of that right now. YOu have promise me this cake when I return for a visit ;)ReplyDelete
Wow, you are right. This does look incredibly sophisticated. I am itching to bake this now. I'm not a fan of chocolate however, but I'm sure my friends won't mind eating it...ReplyDelete
ahh this reminds me of the choc pound cake I baked before starting my blog...So dark and rich!ReplyDelete
NO ONE slices a cake like you do..I told you that from day one..And the little cups w/ bows..a post after my own heart hurhur as you would say..:)ReplyDelete
C'est beau!!!!!!
- AnonymousOctober 1, 2010 at 10:25 PM
Hi Ju,ReplyDelete
Is there a replacement for crème fraîche other then sour cream ?
Hi Max, I read in some places that Greek yogurt (thicker than regular, unflavoured yogurt) can be used as a substitute. ;)ReplyDelete
Looks very delicious, compact an moist.ReplyDelete
You got me hooked with that intro... and made me smile. I am not a world class dessert baker (because I really have to put a stop somewhere.. if I make it I will eat too much of it...) but a great chocolate cake? Well I am addicted to chocolate... I admit it. Can't wait to try this baby because it looks perfect!ReplyDelete
Lovely cake! Well done and you are really good in baking too!ReplyDelete
I have always said you were the cake Queen...ReplyDelete
This is a gorgeous example...I have a beloved chocolate sour cream pound cake by Nick Malgieri...but I must try this one from Tish...her recipes rock!
Beautiful pics...I can never slice a cake without a crumb!
It's a beautiful cake and you've done a fantastic job on it, and the photos!ReplyDelete
Ju, I have christmas mood when looking at your photos :). I bought valrohona cocoa powder recently too, although I still have 4 boxes of hershey at home :p. This cake looks really good, thanks for sharing.ReplyDelete
What a beautiful cake! I admire your perfect slicing skills. How do you do that time and time again.ReplyDelete
this looks rich and inviting!ReplyDelete
I couldnt resist dropping in and drool over it when I saw the photo on foodgawker...So gorgeous!ReplyDelete
Hi Ju,ReplyDelete
I know you don't bake as often as you cook. However, when you bake, the bakes usually turns out so good and beautiful too! You truly have the talent in the kitchen, whatever it is! This cake looks fantastically good and very tempting too! I've not had a good chocolate cake for a long time!
It looks lovely! Your pictures are so beautiful.ReplyDelete
Looks gorgeous Ju! And you must try this one too it's absolutely heavenly: http://mrsmultitasker.com/2010/07/18/chocolate-velvet-fudge-cake/ReplyDelete
(Welcome to the wonderful world of Valrhona. There is no turning back...)
I love your cute food styling! It's really personable without any hint of pretentiousness.ReplyDelete
Thanks everyone!ReplyDelete
Clare: That one is up next. ;)
Cath: :D
This is a great effort & what an endresult on your 1st ever Bundt cake!!ReplyDelete
The chocolate cake looks just stunning!! I love the red hart in front of it!!
MMMMMMMMMM,...lovely presented too!
Ju, I can see this as your kind of cake again- just that this time, it is in dark chocolate. The photos for this one is definitely a winner!ReplyDelete
Hi Ju,ReplyDelete
Thanks for sharing. Your cake looks really delish! Just want to know, whats the texture of the cake like? Is it moist?
Steph: Hmmm ... it's kinda like Sara Lee-type texture, ie, a pound cake, heh. ;) Would you consider that moist? It's not the moistest choc cake I have eaten.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousOctober 4, 2010 at 12:20 PM
Hi, your cake looks fantastic and yummy! Juz want to ask you if I could use an ordinary baking round pan to bake the cake as I do not have a bundt pan. Thanks!ReplyDelete
Anon: Yes, you can.ReplyDelete
I was going to say the same as Tigerfish. When I saw the pics, I felt like in Holiday season. Well at least, Thanksgiving is coming on October 11.ReplyDelete
Great pics!
Yours definitely looks better than the one Ivan and I baked. Perhaps it's the bundt. I forgot to bring my bundt pan and really kicked myself about it. I suppose I will have to try baking it again. Now I want a slice!!!ReplyDelete
Beautiful presentation of the choc cake! How did you slice the cake with a perfect straight line? I'm very impressed.ReplyDelete
I am seriously about to drool the texture of this cake looks so tantalizing. This is truly gorgeous!ReplyDelete
Mmmm.....that looks really good!! I might have to try this some day!! No more kiddy cakes? =O haha...ReplyDelete
Actually, I can't really tell a kiddy cake from a sophisticated one =S
Hi Ju. Oh wait, I'm Ju too ! Haha. Anyway, the cake looks fantastic. You said you reduced the amount of sugar, so, is it still sweet ?ReplyDelete
Cheryl: No lah, it's really the effect of the bundt. :)ReplyDelete
jumei: It was! At least it was sweet enough for me, and I have a sweet tooth, ok?! ;)
Ju!! My cake didn't unmould again!!:( Part of it broke off when I tried to remove it from the pan. :PReplyDelete
I greased my bundt pan really well. But I didn't flour it. Did that make a difference?
I was also a bit confused as to when to unmould the cake. Some say to let it cool in the pan for 10 minutes first, another said to let it cool for one hour. How did you do it?
Kat: I always butter & flour, and I will attempt to unmould, say 15mins after cake has cooled in the pan. And I don't just unmould like that ... I usually tilt here and there, poke here and there, check to see if the sides have torn away from the sides, etc. Like doing surgery!ReplyDelete
this is a great recipe! i just tried it and everyone loves it! thanks! :)ReplyDelete
- AnonymousOctober 23, 2010 at 8:24 PM
Your cake is fabulous. I baked it today and it turned out well. Thanks again for sharingReplyDelete
- AnonymousOctober 30, 2010 at 10:52 PM
Beautiful choc bundt! Divine!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 20, 2011 at 8:23 PM
hi, your blogsite is amazing..Full of wonderful recipes.! May I just know if this chocolate pound cake moist and not too compact? I hav made some like this wc I got from allthatmatters2rei.blg. mine was dry and i felt like want to drink some water to flush away what was on my throat.Hope yours might be better dat I wanted to try.waiting for your reply.Im frm philippinesReplyDelete
can i use another pan as i dont have a bundt pan. those rectangular loaf tins? are they good too?ReplyDelete
piggy: You can, but I dunno about the size of those loaf tins. You may need to pour the batter into 2 tins? Just wondering aloud. My friend baked in a round pan (not sure what size) and the cake turned out good too. HTH.ReplyDelete
Hi Ju, I make this cake today but it turned out pretty crumbly. What's wrong? Too dry?ReplyDelete
I LOVE Tish Boyle. This is one of the first cakes I'll be making for the hubby once I move!ReplyDelete
hi ju,ReplyDelete
really love this cake when i baked it last night. do you know the reason why my cake tends to loosen when start eating? was it to dry?Replies
Hi, yes usually when it starts to turn to crumbs, it was too dry. Perhaps you could shorten the baking time a little, maybe 3-5mins?Delete
Hi Ju, thanks for sharing this recipe! i finally baked it today and it's truly one of the best chocolate cake ever.ReplyDelete


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I love falafel. I really really do. A couple of years ago, I had a crazy craving and discovered that there are no good ones in my neighborhood. Wha? I actually couldn't believe that a neighborhood in Toronto didn't have decent falafel, but there it was. After trying a number of sub-par falafel (Hint: You should never see someone microwave one), I decided to make my own.
For my first attempt, I used canned chickpeas. Big mistake. I looked on sadly as they dissolved into the oil when I tried to cook them. So, I dove into research into how to make REAL falafel. This first thing – you need to soak some dried chickpeas.
Real falafel is NOT made with pre-cooked chickpeas. It's made with raw, soaked chickpeas. This means that you need to plan in advance, but it's totally worth it. Start by soaking 1 1/2 cups of dried chickpeas in water overnight. You want to ensure that the chickpeas are covered by a generous amount of water.
The next day, drain the chickpeas and place them in your food processor.
Grind the chickpeas until they resemble coarse sand. You might have some bigger pieces in there, but that's fine. Place the ground chickpeas into a large bowl and add the following to the food processor:
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Process until the mixture resembles a paste and add it to the bowl with the chickpeas.
Mix the green goo and chickpeas until they are well incorporated. At this point, you can store the mixture in the fridge until you are ready to cook or you can MAKE SOME FALAFEL! If you want to make them now, mix 1 teaspoon of baking soda into the mixture. This will make the falafel extra crispy.
I like to fry my falafel in a frying pan with a thin layer of oil. I used to deep fry them, but I don't like dealing with that much hot leftover oil. Heat a frying pan over medium heat with about half an inch of oil in it. Once the oil is hot, you are ready to shape your falafel – you want to shape them and place them directly into the oil. These things are delicate. I like to shape them between two tablespoons, sort of scooping them between the spoons. I've learned that this technique is call quenelle and rather than explain it, I've found this great video from Fine Cooking that shows how to do it. You can also shape them into balls, but I've found that this shape lets you fry them evenly on each side. They're cute too.
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