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Parramatta Restaurants
Parramatta is at the heart of Sydney's multicultural western suburbs and it is fast becoming one of the premier dining spots in the city. With bustling alfresco eateries lining the streets, and a dazzling array of cuisines from around the globe, choosing a restaurant in Parramatta is easier said than done.
Church Street is the dining centre of Parramatta. Dozens of restaurants line the street, swelling with the noise of conversations, busy kitchens, and live entertainment. With a vibrant mix of Italian, Thai and Middle Eastern cuisines, dishes of all persuasions can be tasted with ease.
If you're after some classic fast food with a modern edge, then there are numerous spots on Church Street to visit. From dedicated pizza places, to diners serving up giant gourmet burgers, you're sure to find a spot for a quick but extremely delicious bite to eat before moving on for an evening.
The suburb of Harris Park, just around the corner from Parramatta, is home to some of the best Indian and south-Asian restaurants in Australia. Not to be overlooked, the suburb also serves up mouth-watering sweets and other cuisines, such as Italian, Greek and Japanese delights.
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Bertani Restaurant & Bar
Proving that you should never judge a restaurant by its cover, Parramatta's traditional-looking Bertani restaurant has a menu and wine selection just creative enough to take you completely by surprise...https://www.bestrestaurants.com.au/nsw/sydney/parramatta/restaurant/bertani-restaurant-and-bar
Bondi Pizza - Parramatta
Transporting its famous thin-pressed pizzas to Parramatta, Bondi Pizza is healthy, vibrant and fun. With multiple locations across Sydney, this suburban eatery is perfect for long weekend lunches or m...https://www.bestrestaurants.com.au/nsw/sydney/parramatta/restaurant/bondi-pizza-parramatta
Courtney's Brasserie
Parramatta's original fine diner Courtney's Brasserie on Phillip Street boasts a classy restaurant menu and a wine list that puts some of the big boys in the city to shame. With a heritage dating back...https://www.bestrestaurants.com.au/nsw/sydney/parramatta/restaurant/courtneys-brasserie
Crinitis @ Parramatta
Criniti's in Parramatta is where it all began. Now with four other restaurants in the Criniti empire, Parramatta was the first to open, bringing affordable, authentic Italian cuisine to Sydney's...https://www.bestrestaurants.com.au/nsw/sydney/parramatta/restaurant/crinitis-at-parramatta
El Phoenician Parramatta
El Phoenician is a sleek and modern restaurant, complete with floor-to-ceiling glass windows, chocolate brown hues and white starched-linen table clothes. The Middle Eastern menu is constructed with t...https://www.bestrestaurants.com.au/nsw/sydney/parramatta/restaurant/el-phoenician-parramatta
Elizabeth Farm
With its wide sandstone verandahs, historic interiors and glorious 1830s garden, Elizabeth Farm Cafe is open on Saturday and Sunday from 10am-4pm. This beautiful house also provides a marvellous setti...https://www.bestrestaurants.com.au/nsw/sydney/rosehill/restaurant/elizabeth-farm
Hong Fu Northern East Chinese Restaurant
Don't be misled by the somewhat drab decor of Parramatta's Hong Fu Northern East Chinese Restaurant, it's what's served on your table that counts. And the dishes placed before diners are guaranteed to...https://www.bestrestaurants.com.au/nsw/sydney/parramatta/restaurant/hong-fu-northern-east-chinese-restaurant
Kings Indian
Kings restaurant provides a unique opportunity for a memorable visit for excellent food and comfort. Indian and continental cuisines prepared to their perfection by highly professional chefs will comp...https://www.bestrestaurants.com.au/nsw/sydney/parramatta/restaurant/kings-indian
Kouzina Greco
If it's heart-warming Greek fare with a modern twist you're looking for, you'll be jumping with joy when you visit Parramatta's Kouzina Greco restaurant. Alana and Peter Laliotitis have seamlessly rec...https://www.bestrestaurants.com.au/nsw/sydney/parramatta/restaurant/kouzina-greco
M Restaurant @ Mercure Parramatta
M Restaurant is a modern cosmopolitan restaurant and bar conveniently located on the fringe of Parramatta. It offers fine modern Australian cuisine and an extensive wine selection. Executive Chef, Ada...https://www.bestrestaurants.com.au/nsw/sydney/rosehill/restaurant/m-restaurant-at-mercure-parramatta
Mars Hill Café
Melding coffee and entertainment is natural in a city that embraces both with such enthusiasm. It is with this, that the guys at Mars Hill café have created a genuinely cool place to hang out. Ex...https://www.bestrestaurants.com.au/nsw/sydney/parramatta/restaurant/mars-hill-cafe
New Dragon BBQ House
Asian culture has always had a knack for practical eating. New Dragon BBQ house offers a no frills dining experience with all the charm of an authentic Hong Kong eatery. The extensive menu, packed ful...https://www.bestrestaurants.com.au/nsw/sydney/parramatta/restaurant/new-dragon-bbq-house
Parra Firehouse
It's of little surprise that Firehouse restaurant in Parramatta is all about fire. Think flaming-hot pizzas, sizzling tapas, smoking pasta dishes and bartenders that will 'light your fire' ̵...https://www.bestrestaurants.com.au/nsw/sydney/parramatta/restaurant/parra-firehouse
Restaurant 317
Restaurant 317 offer patrons a relaxed and casual fee during the day, and a warm ambience in the evening with an open plan atmosphere, modern décor, ambient lighting and an alfresco courtyard. He...https://www.bestrestaurants.com.au/nsw/sydney/parramatta/restaurant/restaurant-317
Ribs and Rumps Parramatta
Renowned across Sydney, Ribs and Rumps has made its way to Parramatta's dining strip on Church Street. Great for large groups and families, the mammoth-sized portions will please both parents and kids...https://www.bestrestaurants.com.au/nsw/sydney/parramatta/restaurant/ribs-and-rumps-parramatta
Rio Brazilian Steakhouse
Discover barbecuing the Brazilian way at Rio Brazilian Steakhouse, a restaurant in Parramatta where you're guaranteed a good time. The buffet style menu means patrons can relax while excellent meat is...https://www.bestrestaurants.com.au/nsw/sydney/parramatta/restaurant/rio-brazilian-steakhouse
Parramatta locals searching for fine Italian food have been making Sabatinis their destination of choice for over a decade. Furnished in calming hues of royal blue with colourful splashes upon the wal...https://www.bestrestaurants.com.au/nsw/sydney/parramatta/restaurant/sabatinis


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At The Social Club, the high design Deco lobby bar inside the Surfcomber Hotel, head bartender Chad Phillips is having a lot of fun orchestrating the cocktail selections. The extensive menu has seen 20 variations to its 18 listed cocktails in just over a year. Divided into four main sections to help guide the guest's palate — Crisp & Light, Aromatic, Savory, Full & Robust — there's always a forgotten classic and a bartender's choice featured, as well. For instance, the current "forgotten classic" is The Alaskan, created circa 1930, consisting of Ransom gin, Yellow Chartreuse, and orange bitters, providing patrons with a bit of mixology trivia — not to mention a cocktail they'd probably never get a chance to try elsewhere.
"I apply a culinary approach to making cocktails," says Phillips, noting that he incorporates fresh juices, premium spirits, and housemade grenadines, syrups, and infusions in his reinterpretation on the classics.
He's also one of the only mixologists in Miami who creates his own barrel-aged cocktails. These limited edition batches yield 30 cocktails in a maturation process of three to six weeks. The same wood barrel is used and reused creating a dense bind of flavors that continues to affect each batch. At the moment, you can try the Barrel-Aged Boulavardier, made with Pichard's rye whiskey, Campari, and Antica Carpano.
The names of his cocktails are playful, usually telling a story, hiding an inside joke, or baring the name of a song title. In his 28 Days Later, made with a melange of four rums, grapefruit, passion fruit, and grenadine, is a twist on the classic Zombie cocktail and a riff on the classic zombie movie of the same name. One For The Ride is named after a Waxwing song, consisting of Four Roses bourbon, St. Germain liqueur, Aperol, lemon, and hopped grapefruit bitters. It's as refreshing as digging a spoon into a halved grapefruit — and much headier.
Phillips got his start at the acclaimed cocktail bar Taste in his native St. Louis and upon moving to South Florida, he worked under Julio Cabrera at Sra. Martinez. As far as he's concerned, the sky's the limit with mixology. "We've yet to hit the wall," he explains. "There are so many creative ideas — bottled cocktails, cocktails on tap, barrel-aged cocktails. There are no set rules. You can make it up as you go and have fun. You can push yourself and other people's palates."
As long as Phillips is behind the bar at The Social Club, his patrons will be in for a palate-pushing treat.

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Be careful: While in the hotbar, the Magic Mirror can be used accidentally while exploring or fighting. This can be avoided by keeping the item out of the hotbar or locking it.
- To many players, this item is considered one of the most important items in the game, as it allows the player to get out of tough spots very quickly.
- When using the Magic Mirror the character will hold it up to the sky, just like when using a Life Crystal, Mana Crystal, or Fallen Star.
- Using a Magic Mirror while the "Horrified" debuff (which only happens naturally while fighting the Wall of Flesh) causes the player to explode, giving the unique death message "[player's name] tried to escape".
- Simply exiting the world and reloading it can be used as a substitute for the Magic Mirror, though this has the downside of taking longer and causing all items which were on the ground to de-spawn.
- Since teleporting with the Magic Mirror takes some time, the player can still die while doing it.
- It can be used to teleport to the Nurse (If the player has set a spawn point in her room) for quick healing.
- On the Mobile Version, using this item will cost 20 Mana.
- The particle effect of the Magic Mirror is similar to the Magic Missile's impact particle effect, where it lights up surfaces or enemies while the particles emit.
- The item may be a reference to the teleporting mirror in "Zelda: A Link to the Past" or "Luigi's Mansion".
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- If the mirror is used, but the player switches to another item before the particle effects dissipate, the item will spin around then disappear.
- If the player loses connection to the host or leaves the game with the Horrified debuff, when the player comes back he/she will instantly die.
- In the mobile version, when using the Magic Mirror there is no 1 second delay.
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VICTORIA – B.C. isn't ready to consider a wholesale shift to Internet-base voting in either local or provincial elections, according to a new report from Elections B.C.
Chief Electoral Officer Keith Archer released the report Wednesday, warning that even if a host of technical and security issues can be resolved, there is no consistent evidence that voter turnout would be increased.
Archer asked the B.C. government in 2011 for authority to conduct pilot projects for electronic voting. The government appointed him to chair an expert panel last year, and its preliminary findings are not encouraging.
While there are likely benefits for voters with disabilities or in remote locations, the report concludes that governments should not expect either lower costs or greater participation from voter access via computers and mobile devices.
Despite the widespread use of new technology by young people, a survey of other results showed middle-aged and older people more likely to use online voting.
The committee recommends that online voting be considered first as an option for people with access restrictions, such as those who vote by mail. It says universal voting should only be be attempted on a province-wide basis for consistency, security and ability to audit results.
No provincial or federal voting has been conducted online in Canada, but municipalities including Halifax and Markham, Ontario have tried it, as well as some U.S. and European jurisdictions.
Archer said online voting has unique challenges, such as the need to verify a person's identity and then keep that separate from their voting choice. Another issue is how to verify security of a range of computers, tablets and mobile phones that could be subject to software tampering.
"It's not like banking online, it's not like dating online, it's not like making a purchase online," he said.
The panel has posted its preliminary report here and is seeking public comments until Dec. 4. It plans to make recommendations to the government on the next steps in February.
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My newest game Bounce Kitty Bounce just hit the App Store!
It's a fairly simple game about avoiding the spikes by bouncing a kitty.
For more information, check out the Bounce Kitty Bounce page.
My newest game Bounce Kitty Bounce just hit the App Store!
It's a fairly simple game about avoiding the spikes by bouncing a kitty.
For more information, check out the Bounce Kitty Bounce page.
My latest game Sushi Free has just been released on the App Store.
Originally I wanted to do some bug fixes for my first game Sushi Go Yobi, but as I began to work on it I decided to go ahead and rewrite the entire thing. I think this version is large improvement and I made it free and implemented In App Purchases.
Check it out and let me know what you think.
It's been a busy two months. Most of my development has been refactoring. It's really interesting going back and looking through my old code for game. Sushi Go Yobi was my first released game and I spent maybe a year of off and on work to get it to release. When I went back to refactor, I took a look at how messy everything was and just redid everything. It took about 3 weeks to completely rewrite most of it. The other refactor was Free Climber. This was my second release, and the code was a little better but that's not saying much. Again, I rewrote most of the game and this time it took about 2 weeks.
I refactored all of the code in Sushi Go Yobi and changed some of the mechanics to make it a bit easier or more 'fluid'. I'm releasing it as a brand new game called Sushi Free on the App Store, which will be free with in app purchases. It should be release any day now, I'm just waiting for the review with Apple to finish up.
The code for Free Climber was also completely rewritten and optimized. Some of the previous code was truly cringe-worthy: the climber has to grab on to "holds" to pull himself up the mountain. Each hold is a type of joint in Unity, and the strength of that joint is set when the climber is created at the start of the game. It basically determines how easy it is to hold on to the "hold". I actually had a statement to look through every single game object in a scene and build a list of the game objects that were tagged as 'hold'. On the first level there are over 600 holds! Incredibly inefficient. So all of those things were rewritten.
The other news was being accepted into Microsoft's Developer / Unity partnership program, so I got a free copy of Windows 8, a Microsoft Dev license, and a free Windows 8 Phone to test with. So part of the time rewriting Free Climber was implementing some Windows Phone stuff. It's out on the Windows Store now, but I still need to implement in the in app purchases for it.
Next steps:
I want to add a challenge mode to Free Climber, and see about porting it over to Android as well. And I want to start porting Sushi Free to Windows Phone and Android. After that I might take a little break from the mobile space and go back to working on Modern Tactics.
I wanted to take some time to write up a review about a service I've been using called Sensor Tower. It's a website that have several tools to help optimize your game in the App Store.
What is App Store Optimization (ASO)?
Simply put, it's a way to get more downloads. Marketing is a crucial component to a successful game on the App Store, and for many indie game developers like me, it's more of an afterthought. If you've done much research into buying ads for your game, unless you've got the budget to compete with the likes of Candy Crush, it's probably not going to make much of a difference. The same goes for paid reviews.
So what's an indie developer to do? That's where Sensor Tower comes in. It's a way to research what keywords will best serve your game, so that when players are searching, you're game is more likely to come up on their list of results. If you've ever done any SEO it's a very similar concept. You want players to be able to find your game as easily as possible, without having a massive marketing budget.
What's Sensor Tower do?
Sensor Tower will help you narrow down your list of possible keywords to those that are most likely to result in more downloads. Once you have a list of keywords, Sensor Tower will give you a traffic rating and difficulty rating, from 1 – 10.
If you find keywords with a high traffic and low difficulty, then you can set yourself up to capture more downloads. It's recommended that the traffic score be at least 4, but with scores less than 4 with a low difficulty that are relevant to your game, you could find success in that niche as well.
My Process
The game I'm currently working on is a free version of one of my previous paid apps, Sushi Go Yobi. I start with the Keyword Research Tool and just type 'sushi'. This gives me the following list:
This basically gives me a list of my competition. I can go through my best competitors and use the Keyword Spy tool to see what kind of keywords they are using. This way I can generate a list of initial keywords to research.
There's also a Suggest Keyword feature. You can 'seed' this with a list of keywords, and it will generate additional, relevant words to research.
Once you've done some research and you've come up with a large list of keywords, the next took I use is the Keyword Optimization. I'll just copy/paste my list and it will do a quick analysis and point out some helpful tips about the keywords.
This is my initial keyword list for my previous game, Sushi Go Yobi.
Like most areas in game development, it's an iterative process. You start with something small (a single keyword), and start building your list, researching, optimizing, refining, and iterating through the process again.
If you're like me, you would rather spend time actually making games. But to ignore this aspect of game development can really limit getting your game into the hands of players. I would recommend Sensor Tower to someone in my same position – it's fairly intuitive (although I do think it would help if they provided a 'Getting Starting' guide), and it really speeds up the process of ASO. For me, that's the largest benefit; it gives me more time to focus on making games, and does a lot of the heavy lifting of ASO for me.
Check out the Sensor Tower home page, and the Sensor Tower blog for a lot of really good suggestions or sign up for their free trial and check it out yourself.
No major updates this month. I've had a few non gamedev projects take up some of my time. It's always a struggle for spending my limited time away from my day job. I want to primarily make games but I need to spend my time doing the things that are most profitable. It's a strange balance that doesn't seem to have much of an equilibrium.
Anyways, I've had two projects I've been working on. I started Sushi Go Yobi Free. I'm planning a lot of upgrades, bug fixes, and reworking a lot of the core concepts. I'm really excited to see how this one does. I'm taking a short break from the initial work on Sushi to work on a iOS port of CivClicker. It' s a game that plays off the recent popularity of Cookie Clicker and really expands on it with a Civilization theme. I really enjoyed playing it and contacted the original creator, asking if he would be okay with me porting it to iOS, and he didn't have any problems with it.
So I'd like to finish that up, then release Sushi Go Yobi Free. After that, maybe it will be time for a desktop game?
I made another short game in the style of my previous game, Zombie Raid, but I wanted to improve on everything. I made it 3d this time, a variety of levels, and different wizards that can be selected. It's a game where different types of skeletons advance on your position and by flicking your fingertip you make your wizard throw a spell in the direction of the flick. As time goes by, more and more skeletons appear.
It's completely free, so check it out.
Right now, I'm working on a video game adaptation of the table top game Spycraft 2.0. It will be a turn based tactical / rpg game. This past week I've been working on character creation. In Spycraft, like most table top games, character creation is a massive ordeal. So I'm only about 20% of the way this process.
One hurdle I would run in to in the past, when I would try to prototype out a game like this, is how to incorporate complicated gameplay features that would span multiple character levels. For instance, during the character creation the player selects a feature that gives them a +1 to a certain skill, and then every 3 levels afterwards they get another +1. I struggled with a solution that wasn't really messy. I finally decided to create a Level Up Modifier class that keeps track of all the benefits that should be gained and at what level.
Zombie Raid hit the app store this morning. It's free, has some ads, so go check it out!
The past couple weeks have been busy with the move and new job. However, I was spending some free time working on one of my more involved projects, just chipping away at it. One of the things about being an indie developer is that feeling of being completely overwhelmed by the scope of a project. With this game I wanted something fairly simple, with one primary mechanic and one level. The point of the game is to last as long as possible, getting as many points as possible. I added the game center integration for iOS so you can compare you score against others. It should be out on the App Store in a couple of days.
It's been a busy month for me, personally. I released Free Climber for iOS near the end of January. It's been interesting to see how it's played out and how users interact with it, since I added Flurry tracking analytics to the game. Since the release it's had a little over 10,000 downloads.
I've been prototyping out two ideas I had. One was essentially "Grand Theft Auto but with animals". I think it has a lot of promise but as I began to implement some basic functionality, I'm not to the point where I can have all the art assets to any meaningful place. So I'm going to put that on the backburner until I'm able to get the art worked out.
The second game I've been scripting out is a more simple 2d action platformer. My work on this has been progressing nicely, and since the mechanics are relatively simple, my focus on this game is 'polish' or 'game feel'. It's rather abstract but it's those little things that really give the game an extra… well the only word I can think of is 'feel'.
The other big thing going on is personally, I've moved to the Atlanta area to start a new web development job. It will still be another week before I have internet access at home, and there's still plenty of unpacking to do. So that has really slowed down my game development. I'd also like to redo this site and have the blog as a separate page, but we'll see how much I'm able to get done with everything else going on.


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Our duty is to encourage every one in his struggle to live up to his own highest idea, and strive at the same time to make the ideal as near as possible to the Truth.Swami Vivekananda
The person who tries to live alone will not succeed as a human being. His heart withers if it does not answer another heart. His mind shrinks away if he hears only the echoes of his own thoughts and finds no other inspiration.Pearl Sydenstricker Buck
The only goal is in the process. The process is the thingwith little flashes of light here and there. Those are the gigs, those are the live shows. But its the life in betweenthats all I got.Jeff Buckley
I have a dream that my four little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin but by the content of their character.Martin Luther King Jr
May you live your life as if the maxim of your actions were to become universal law.Immanuel Kant
In an expanding universe, time is on the side of the outcast. Those who once inhabited the suburbs of human contempt find that without changing their address they eventually live in the metropolis.Quentin Crisp
We live under continual threat of two equally fearful, but seemingly opposed, destinies: unremitting banality and inconceivable terror. It is fantasy, served out in large rations by the popular arts, which allows most people to cope with these twin specters.Susan Sontag
I live on hope and that I think do all Who come into this world.Robert Seymour Bridges
In a time of drastic change, it is the learners who inherit the future. The learned usually find themselves equipped to live in a world that no longer exists.Eric Hoffer
Live so that when your children think of fairness and integrity, they think of you.H. Jackson Brown, Jr.
You can live for years next door to a big pine tree, honored to have so venerable a neighbor, even when it sheds needles all over your flowers or wakes you, dropping big cones onto your deck at still of night.Denise Levertov
f there were only one religion in England there would be danger of despotism, if there were two, they would cut each other's throats, but there are thirty, and they live in peace and happiness.Voltaire
People who are always praising the past And especially the times of faith as best Ought to go and live in the Middle Ages And be burnt at the stake as witches and sages.Stevie Smith
Be aware of wonder. Live a balanced life - learn some and think some.Robert Fulghum
Truly man is the king of beasts, for his brutality exceeds them. We live by the death of others. We are burial places! I have since an early age abjured the use of meat.Leonardo da Vinci
Vegetarianism preserves live, health, peace, the ecology, creates a more equitable distribution of resources, helps to feed the hungry, encourages nonviolence for the animal and human members of the planet, and is a powerful aid for the spiritual transformation of the body, emotions, mind, and spirit.GABRIEL COUSENS
A man can live and be healthy without killing animals for food; therefore, if he eats meat, he participates in taking animal life merely for the sake of his appetite. And to act so is immoral.LEO TOLSTOY
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No God and no religion can survive ridicule. No political church, no nobility, no royalty or other fraud, can face ridicule in a fair field, and live.Mark Twain
Women are proverbially too individualistic! There is a popular belief, born out of folk-experience, that three women cannot live in unison!Sri Sathya Sai Baba
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The 10 Beer-Drinkingest States In America
NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- Though the wine and spirits markets have grown during the last few years, Americans' love of beer still hasn't reached last call.
Americans put down 28.2 gallons of beer per capita last year, according to Washington, D.C., beer industry group The Beer Institute. That's nearly two 15.5-gallon kegs apiece, or nearly six of their buddy's five-gallon homebrew kegs. It's also well up from the 20.8 gallons they put down last year, which is saying far more about the health of the industry than it lets on.
Anheuser-Busch InBev (BUD) and MolsonCoors (TAP) have seen their U.S. sales slide in recent years, but A-B eked out some improvement last year. Meanwhile, advances by imported beers from Diageo (DEO) and Constellation Brands (STZ) and craft beers from brewers such as Samuel Adams maker Boston Beer (SAM) and others are drawing more folks to the taps and bottle shops. With help from The Beer Institute and the Brewers Association, we found the top beer-drinking states in the union and took a look at just who's pouring their beers:
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Less than a month :(
23 days to be exact, but I am still in serious denial. In 23 SHORT days, my little monkey will be 1 YEAR OLD!!!!! Where did a year go? Here are some memories that come to mind as I think of each month of the last year. You can also read any of my previous entries from the last year in the blog archive.
May-Another little miracle entered the world and stole our hearts
June- We went on vacation while Mike had a MONTH off. We had a GREAT time in The Villages with my parents and Aunt Lisa and Uncle Jack got to meet Mikey AND entertain Braeden
July- The 4th of July BBQ that we had at Mike's parents house
August- Braeden started school and Mikey was so confused as to where his favorite person went all day
September- Our friend Michael came to visit and brought the boys lots of great Eagles gear
October- Mike's conference in Fort Lauderdale that the boys, my parents and I got to tag along for; Mikey was a little Froggie for his first Halloween
November- Mikey's dedication; Our trip to Orlando for Thanksgiving- Braeden and Harley swam in the heated pool, Mike and I relaxed in the hot tub and Mikey, all bundled up, rocked himself to sleep in his carrier next to us; Mikey learned how to sit on his own
December- Mikey and Braeden's first Christmas together
January- Baby Bennett was born and was a beautiful addition for Robyn, Paul and Austin; Mikey got his first (2) teeth; We finally got a new car
February- Braeden's fun 6th Birthday party; I was delighted to have 3 gorgeous Valentines
March- Mikey celebrated his first Easter
April- Mikey is officially on the go……
Yup, that's right, Mikey started crawling today. While he was with Mike's Mom on the weekend, he moved a little on his hands and knees, but wasn't totally "roaming." Oh what a difference a couple days can make. Watch out everyone, Mikey is now able to get everywhere on all fours. He has been pulling up for about a month, but would move backward and sit himself up any time we tried to put him on his hands and knees. I don't think the crawling thing will last long though, not because he doesn't like it, because trust me he LOVES having the ability to go where he wants, when he wants, but because he is SO close to walking……he took 3 steps the other day. He did left foot, right foot, left foot and then fell into Mike. He is standing without assistance for longer stretches too…..you know, 5 seconds instead of 1. BUT, he wants to be walking (with help) constantly. It's so funny because although he has mastered pulling up on whatever he can get a hold of, he hasn't figured out how to bend back down into a sitting position and just falls down. He laughs when he does it, so he must think its funny and amusing. Speaking of amusing, he's also figured out the game of "fetch," only he is SMART and HE is the thrower, not the fetcher. This game consists of me giving him one of his favorite toys, him looking at me, smiling, then laughing as he throws it down……repeat, repeat, repeat until Mama is tired. He doesn't seem to EVER tire. He really just wants to be MOVING all the time. I really want to know where the child gets his energy because he doesn't sleep (other than the 20 minute cat naps he has reverted back to) during the day. Back to the whole crawl/walk thing, Braeden didn't crawl long either. He started crawling at 17 months 3 weeks, and walked about a week later. We are SO in for it with Mikey. Not only is he moving around 7 months earlier than his big brother, but he is MUCH more intrigued and interested in EVERYTHING around him. I told a friend the other day that we needed to drop the "i" in his name and add "on." He truly IS a MONKEY and a very curious one. For one of his Birthday gifts, we got him a big Curious George stuffed Monkey and book collection. I truly mean it (in a cute, yet also serious way) every time I call him my little Monkey. I can not take my eye off him for a second. Braeden never required intense supervision and I am being totally honest when I say that he NEVER EVER got into ANYTHING, EVER! He never pulled all the books and magazines of the coffee table, never tried to pull the blinds down, never pulled the towels off the rack, never examined the light sockets with his fingers (we have since covered every one), never tried to turn the TV on or off, never took advantage of Mama's attention being on writing out a card and snuck out of the living room on his Lion and into the bathroom and put his hand in the toilet (OK, so Braeden never had a lion like Mikey), BUT these are all things that Mikey has done in the last week! He is nosy, curious and demanding! He is a VERY happy little guy, but he wants HIS way at ALL times. And when he doesn't get his way? Oh, he knows how to throw a fit- throwing his whole body back and all. He also knows what he is doing. Before he is about to do something he knows is mischievous, he will look up at us. For the most part when we say "ah ah" (I HATE the word NO!) he stops and moves away. If we say "ah-ah" and he continues, we tap his hand. Naturally this hurts his feelings, BUT we know its working because like I said, the next time he tries to go for it, he will look up at us (his little mind remembers that the last time he touched that particular thing he got a hand-tap). SO SMART ALREADY! AND SO DARN CUTE AND SWEET! I am really enjoying this stage. Yes, we DO hope the stubbornness and neediness he is going through is just a "Phase," but lately he is keeping us on our toes and providing un-ending entertainment. He was with Mike's Mom last Sat night and she called me laughing to tell me that she was trying to get Mikey to sleep by rubbing his head and when she would stop, he would grab her hand and put it back on his head and move it around to get her to start back up again. My favorite new development other than the crawling and almost walking, (as much as I joke, I really DO love the fact that he is crawling and attempting to walk. Like I said, Braeden was almost 18 months when he crawled and walked, so it is especially cute to see this tiny little fellow moving around) is that for the longest time I've been doing "kisses" with him. I will say, "kisses" and give him a big kiss (puckering noise and all), finally this week, when I say, "kisses" and don't kiss him, he makes this little puckering noise. MELTS my heart! He is kissing us back! He is also waving too. He has known "bye-bye" for awhile. His "bye-bye" is basically him making a fist and opening and closing it. Now, when we say, "wave Mikey" he actually waves, with both hands, and looks as if he is doing a break dance pushing his hands away from his body, or doing the chicken dance. Even cuter, when we say, "YAY" about his waving, he claps for himself! Yes, this year HAS flown by. So much so……that I officially…..80% regret having my tubes tied. Had we not have made that choice, I can almost guarantee that we would be trying for another baby. I knew that I would feel this way, and THAT is why I had my tubes tied. You all should be glad too because if I was pregnant, my blog entries would be even LESS frequent and very DULL (remember, I started this thing one month before having Mikey- you missed out on all the "yuck." Pregnancy and I do not mesh) My friend Jennifer is having a baby boy in August so I can get my baby fill when need be.
In other non-baby news, Braeden's baseball continues to be so exciting. Friday night I was at the baseball field for 4 hours (Mike was working) and I had more fun than I've had on a Friday night in SO long. Braeden's game was first and I thought for sure I'd loose my voice after screaming when the umpire made a terrible call. It was the last out of the game (not Braeden) and the child on Braeden's team was safe at first base by over a foot, but the ump called him out and we lost the game. We stranded two runners on base and could have come back and won if the umpire hadn't made the bad call. I was SO mad, but then a little embarrassed for yelling so loud. Fortunately I was surrounded by other parents who themselves were embarrassed for doing the same thing! Harley's game was right after Braeden's and equally as exciting. It's amazing how much these young boys pride themselves at being little athletes. They try so hard and it is so serious and competitive for them. Aside from baseball, Braeden should be loosing his first tooth any day now. He ever so excitedly mentioned one morning last week that he had a "wiggly" tooth. He has a dentist appointment next week and I REALLY hope it comes out before then because I don't want the dentist to offer any help. It will be so much more exciting for him if he has a true "first tooth loss experience!" He wanted to call everyone and tell them about his loose tooth. I know it will be a BIG deal for him when he actually looses the tooth. Other than baseball, and wiggly teeth, Braeden is continuing to learn how to ride his bike (hard to work with him on baseball AND riding a bike, but we are trying), and gearing up for a summer filled with travel. He will be heading to Panama City to stay with Aaron's family for 3 weeks (the longest he has EVER been gone) the week he gets out of school, a week in Chicago with Aaron and his soon to be Step-Mother- YIKES that sounds weird (even though we all really really like Nancy) and then Disney World for a week in July. Somewhere in between, he will attend baseball camp AND spend some good ole quality time with ME! Last summer he learned how to swim, so I am really excited to see if he picks up right where he left off.
K, Mike has been gone since Monday and wants to snuggle, so……gotta go! Have a GREAT week!
Oh, I almost forgot- Mikey also fed himself finger foods for the first time on Monday. He LOVES his sweet-potato puffs!
This is what Braeden looked like at 7am this morning! A hood, sun glasses, two watches on (one on each wrist) and sitting on his "freezing" hands. He IS his own little person.
Mikey enjoying a beautiful Spring day
Wounds of a TRUE athlete
Real quick before we head to tonight's game. Here are some pictures of last nights game. Braeden had his best game yet and has the scrapes to prove it! He was 2 for 2! 2 doubles. I guess we should play the lotto and use #2 and variations of 2.
He did this to his cheek running out to the field. I guess this is what I get for telling him to "hustle" in and out of the field. He face planted! I am so proud of him though because he was so "tough" around his other teammates. My usually overly dramatic child (he gets it honestly) nursed his face quietly on the bench while he waited to bat. I was nervous that he'd be paying so much attention to his face that he'd be distracted while batting. HA, was I wrong! He had 2 AMAZING hits. The team is doing so well. They lost by two last Sat and again by 2 last night. BIG difference from the first two defeats! They are giving it their all and working so hard. Way to go Reindollars!
More soon…..
0 for 2, BUT……
Braeden was 2 for 2 last night at bat! I can't express enough how proud we are of our little man. Although the team has been slaughtered their first 2 games (15-4 and 15-1), Braeden hit singles down the third base line BOTH at bats last night. Practicing has really paid off and he looked great out there! He definitely does not have the coordination or athletic ability that both Mike and I had as kids, BUT he sure does have the team spirit and WILL to do better. He has so much fun and to me, that counts more. There is one little guy on his team who is a great player with a lot of skill, but a terrible attitude. I would much rather be the parent of a kid that gave it his all, was positive and maybe struggled a bit, than the parent of a kid who knew he was great, threw his helmet down when things didn't go his way, and called out rude remarks to the other team. It is so great to see the majority of the kids work as a team and really support one another. I am SO glad that Braeden is playing and it is especially sweet when he does well. I had to thank God last night each time he hit the ball. No parent wants their kid to loose or be the "sucky" player. Trust me, there are a few far worse players than Braeden, but it still hurts your heart when you see them trying so hard yet not seem to grasp it. That's kinda how Braeden was the first game, but last night we saw a different boy, a boy that just might be a great athlete!
Lately, our lives have been consumed with baseball. It suits me fine, but I am realizing its a lot harder juggling it as the parent than it was as the player. I LOVED playing baseball (softball) growing up. I would look out the window all day at school to check the weather and would cry when our games got rained out. I was very competitive. Mike continues to laugh at me because I REALLY get into the games (I am not the only parent, or the loudest). The rec center is packed on game nights with a lot of hollering and cheering going on. There is food at the concessions, and an overall atmosphere that I LOVE. Last night Mike's parents, Mike and I were walking back and forth between Harley and Braeden's games. Harley is at a much more advanced level and it is a bit more exciting, but we also love watching Braeden and his team and seeing their enthusiasm. His next game is on Saturday and my parents will be in town to add to the fan club. I am not sure there is anyone in the world that loves baseball more than my Dad. He plays on a team where he lives and has played since he was younger than Braeden. HE was a natural and very talented ball player! So much so that the Detroit Tiger recruits asked him to come train with them. Who knows what would have happened had he not have been so young and gotten homesick. I think just being invited to go is an HONOR! Be proud Dad. I know your Mom was.
Here's a picture of Braeden's team. He is in the front row, far right. The team is 6-8 year olds so he is one of the youngest and shortest.
Now, a little Mikey news. He is as active as ever. He does not want to sit still for a minute. He does not want to sleep either. Quite a few times this week I've gone to check on him after he'd calmed down from screaming in protest to sleep, and found him asleep sitting up, head bobbing and all. That child is SO stubborn! He gets it honestly though. I'm sure my parents have a few stories to share about my own stubbornness- I know Mike does! Still not walking, but pulling himself up on anything he can get a grip on. He continues to strengthen his legs by jumping in his jumperoo and rocking himself in his carrrier (we still get several comments every time we are out and people see his famous rocking). He has been in a big big boy car seat for a few months, but we use the carrier as a "seat" when we are at a restaurant or when we don't have the stroller. I will be so sad to see it go because it has been our "savior" more times than I can count.
Mikey is VERY flexible. Mama would LOVE to be able to stretch like that.
That's it for now. Its been a good week. We are really looking forward to my parents coming this weekend. We are all gonna work hard to get our yard looking spiffy. It needs work!
Opening Weekend
This blog title has more than one meaning. Two wonderful things happened this weekend. One being very powerful and meaningful and the other filled with fun and excitment. I was re-baptized last night at church- "Opening weekend" for the start of a new-found faith and Braeden had his first baseball game- "Opening weekend for a family-favorite sport!"
Since it is so fresh in my mind and has made me feed so wonderful, let me share the Baptism experience first. The end of last week was quite dissapointing. The Lord works in ways we don't always understand. I believe he has a reason for everything he does and encourages us to see the positive in things that may not be so great. After sharing my feelings with Mike, he helped me re-focus my thinking, and the dissapointing experience turned into a time of reflection for me. I was able to see some things that needed to change (within me). I am so glad that Mike and I are able to communicate and share so well. The new commitments Mike and I have made have helped us reach a new level in our marriage as well as our friendship. In my eyes, Mike is perfect, but me…..far from it. Any issues or struggles we've had have been my doing. Through small talk with God, he lead me to understand that I've been very distracted lately by such un-important things. Last nights service was about regret. I realized I've made choices that have not been in God's will (just a lot of little things that seem to add up and weigh heavily on my heart) or good for our family. I haven't been the strong Christian that I know I am capable of and want to be. Not only have Mike and I made some decisions for a new road to follow, but I wanted to make a new commitment, a RE-COMMITMENT to get back on the right-track and re-focus my energy and heart on the things that truly matter are are truly important and meaningful in life. Although I've been Baptised in the past (as a baby in the Catholic church and about 4 years ago when I decided I wanted my life to go down a different path than the one I had been on), I don't think I have ever been truly willing to do it ALL God's way until last night. It feels SO GOOD! I've always been very impatient, wanting to do everything NOW. The saying, "Seek thee first the kingdom of God and he will then provide all you need" is the most important focus for Mike and I right now. We know that everything else we (think we) need and want will come according to GOD's schedule for us. Mike was right there supporting me last night and Braeden was so amazed when I shared with him afterward what had happened. I do not know how or why I've been blessed with such a wonderful man who through it all loves, supports, defends, understands and is so patient UNCONDITIONALLY. My life simply would not be what it is nor would I be half as good at attempting to be who I want to be, without him. Whew, that was INTENSE! Let me make this blog a little "lighter" by sharing with you Braeden's response to me explaining what Baptism means-
Me- "Baptism is when you make a commitment to have the Lord in your heart always. When you go under the water, you are giving away your old life and your sin's, when you come up you are starting a new life with God and all your sins have been forgiven if you truly are sorry in your heart!
Braeden-" Aww man, so if I get Baptised I have to start kindergarten and school all over again?"
On to the FUN part of our weekend- It was opening day for baseball season in Charleston. The weather could not have been more beautiful and the day itself was awesome! We arrived at the field early in the morning for team introductions, pictures, prayer for a fun and safe upcoming season and the singing of the National Anthem. I didn't make it past the National Anthem without tearing up. Fortunately Mikey was able to turn those tears (happy ones) into a smile and laughter when he started clapping along with everyone else at the conclusion of the National Anthem. So sweet. The game itself was a loss, (15-5) and Braeden struck out both at bats, but the day was a total WIN! Braeden had so much fun and he DID make contact with the ball once (it just went foul). He chased a ball that was hit outfield faster than I knew his skinny little legs could carry him. His first at bat made me particularly emotional. Not only did it show me yet again how big he has gotten, it also reminded me how much he still needs me-he was a little confused where to stand when hitting and called out to me in the stands, "Right here Mama?" We were all (Mike's parents, Mike and I) so proud that he tried so hard and had so much fun despite the fact that he is still learning. The coach is great. She is so encouraging yet also expects them to give it their all, play as a team and work hard. She added an extra hour to each practice this week and Mike and I plan to work with him a lot outside as well as take him to the batting cages for some extra practice. I LOVE baseball, so this will be a lot of fun for me. By the way, I DO take after my Mom and was the loudest most obnoxious (in a postive, enouraging way) parent on our side of the stands. I know I embarrased Mike. I just can't help it! Thanks Mom, now I understand! Here are some pictures from the day.
I was ecstatic when I found out Braeden was #5 (we did not request it either). My Dad was number 5 and so was I! I think it was also my sister's number and I know is both of our favorites.
The swingset is finally finished. One less thing for you to do this weekend Dad! Thanks Rodger and Chris for stepping in when Mike hurt his ankle (which is STILL very swollen and sore). Mikey LOVES his little swing and I know he and Braeden will enjoy it together a lot.
I hope you all had a great weekend and have a great week!


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Thespian Festival 2013 honors achievement in educational theatre
July 18, 2013
On the final day of the Thespian Festival, the Educational Theatre Association recognized valuable volunteers, talented students, and dedicated educators and school administrators who have made significant contributions to theatre education. EdTA handed out more than $20,000 in grants and scholarships.
Kendra Matthews (Troupe 1182, Mesa High School, Arizona) and Marissa G. Ontiveros (Troupe 4871, Crescenta Valley High School, California) each took home the
Jhon Marshall / ITO Outstanding Student Achievement Scholarship
. This $1,000 scholarship is awarded to two graduating seniors who exemplify the ideals of the International Thespian Society.
2013-14 President's Award
went to Jim Flanagan, director of operations at the Educational Theatre Association. The award is presented to an individual who has made exceptional contributions to the association, president, board of directors, or volunteer leadership of EdTA.
Rick McDaniel (McKinney Boyd High School, Texas), Banks Bitterman (Buford High School, Georgia), and John H. Brewington (Virginia Beach Public Schools) all received the
National Administrator's Award
, which recognizes outstanding school administrators who have demonstrated exemplary support for educational theatre.
International Thespian Society Inspirational Theatre Educator Award
annually recognizes up to three individuals who have inspired their students and dedicated themselves to providing high quality theatre education. Awards went to Billy Dragoo (Troupe 1747, Stephen F. Austin High School, Texas), Richard Hogle (Troupe 88005, Albuquerque Academy, New Mexico), and Chad Little (Troupe 4551, Parkway North High School, St. Louis).
International Thespian Society Spirit of Thespis Award
can recognize up to three schools that demonstrated grace under pressure when faced with a serious challenge. This year, one Spirit of Thespis Award went to Emily W. Macy (Troupe 6616, Edgewood Jr./Sr. High School, Merritt Island, Florida).
A new award,
Volunteer of the Year
, went to three former members of the national touring company of Wicked: Carla Stickler, P. Jason Yarcho, and Michael Mahany, who were recognized for their contributions to Making Magic, Defying Gravity. A musical revue involving high school students and professionals, Making Magic has been staged nationwide in the past year raising more than $35,000 for Thespian scholarships.
Also this year, Terry McGonigle (Alma High School, Arkansas) was recognized for his support of and contributions to the International Thespian Officers. McGonigle mentored the ITO from 2006 to 2013.
Allison Grady (Troupe 5483, Millard West High School, Omaha, Nebraska) received the
Leadership Grant
, created by Joe Burnsworth, a former president of the Educational Theatre Association board of directors. The grant provides registration and travel expenses for one student to attend the International Thespian Festival. Qualifying students have demonstrated leadership through Thespian activities by being a troupe or state/chapter officer by having previously participated in the leadership-training program at Festival.
Kimberly Linehan (Troupe 305, Westfield High School, Houston, Texas) received the
Melba Day Henning Theatre Education Scholarship
for $4,500. The scholarship is awarded to one graduating senior working toward a career in theatre education. The initial award of $1,000 a year is renewable for three additional years—up to a maximum of $4,000. A $500 cash stipend is awarded when the recipient secures a teaching position.
Doug Finney Festival Grant
is given annually to four high school juniors or seniors who are inducted members of ITS. The grant covers the basic Festival registration fee and reimburses travel expenses up to an amount set at the beginning of each school year. Recipients this year include Victor Mondragon (Troupe 6730, Liberty High, Henderson, Nevada); Hunter Fredrick (Troupe 3482, Branson High School, Missouri); Jason Joyce (Troupe 2326, Kellam High School,Virginia Beach), and Sarah Gaudet (Troupe 4820, Winnacunnet High School, Hampton, New Hampshire).
Educational Theatre Association Presidents' Leadership Scholarship
is a $1,000 scholarship created with donations from and in honor of past and current EdTA board presidents. This scholarship is intended for inducted Thespians who successfully demonstrate leadership abilities. Emphasis is placed on the student's troupe involvement and demonstrated leadership abilities and experiences both in and out of school. Applicants do not have to major in theatre in college. Jonathan D. Jacobs (Troupe 5706, Whitefish High School, Montana) received the 2013 President's Leadership Scholarship.
Bob and Marti Fowler Future Theatre Educator Scholarship
is a one-time award of $1,500 to a student pursuing a theatre education major and demonstrates leadership qualities, an excellent work ethic, the ability to work effectively as a member of a production team, strong character, academic ability, organizational skills, and experience in different aspects of theatre. Haley Barr (Troupe 6460, McKinney North High School, Texas) received this year's scholarship.
Renata Delena, (Troupe 5497, Booker T. Washington High School, Dallas, Texas), took home the
Austin Yeatman Technical Theatre Scholarship
, a one-time $1,000 scholarship for a graduating senior studying technical theatre in college.
A number of
Thespian scholarships
were also awarded.
Marissa McCoy (Troupe 6756, Faith Lutheran High School, Las Vegas, Nevada) received a $2,500 theatre education scholarship. Samuel Curry (Troupe 6901, Willow Canyon High School, Surprise, Arizona) received a $2,500 technical theatre scholarship. Danielle Feinstein (Troupe 4554, Parkway North High School, St. Louis) was awarded a $2,000 performance scholarship. Bianca Alomar (Troupe 6575, Harris County High School, Hamilton, Georgia); Spencer Tolleson (Troupe 1966, Temple High School, Texas); Ariel Bake (Troupe 5654, Northwest School of the Arts, Charlotte, North Carolina), and Marissa Shuster (Troupe 69, Dubuque Senior High School, Iowa) each received $3,000 performance scholarships. Nick Falewitch (Troupe 68, Papillion LaVista High School, Nebraska) and John Rivenburgh (Troupe 7186, William B. Travis High School, Richmond, Texas) received $2,500 scholarships.
Technical theatre scholarships of $2,500 went to Brady Brock (Troupe 1158, Belton High School, Missouri) and Ellen Keyser (Troupe 4575, Indianola High School, Iowa). Haley Di Virgilo (Troupe 7654, Legacy High School, Broomfield, Colorado); Kayla Peters (Troupe 6517, Chaska High School, Minnesota), and Delancey Dessaints-Prince (Troupe 4969, The Meadows School, Las Vegas, Nevada) all received $2,000 scholarships.
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Once again, American swimmer Michael Phelps gobbled up the gold at the Olympics, taking home four more top medals and an additional two silver medals.
Once again, American swimmer Michael Phelps gobbled up the gold at the Olympics, taking home four more top medals and an additional two silver medals.
I caught up with BMX Superstar and St. Cloud native Alise "The Beast" Post right before she left to represent "Team USA" in the 2012 Summer Olympics.
The U.S. took home more medals yesterday, are now beating China and have broken our all time gold medal record, Usain Bolt took more more hardware yesterday and made more history. Are the U.S. women's gymnasts going wild in London?
We won 11 medals over seven events Wednesday and there was some pretty big news on the medal front. What do the winners do on the podium, who is the most clicked on athlete, how much will the soccer team win if they grab the gold medal today, what do other athletes win if they medal who sent athletes but no coaches and other random news from London.
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Posted By Joseph S. Reisman On January 24, 2013 @ 1:00 pm In News & Features | 2 Comments
Telling Tips [2] is a series of articles from local experts to help you save money, make better decisions and plan for a better future.
In 2009, more than 26 million people received nearly $59 billion in earned income credits. Nice, right? Now, what if I told you that around 33 percent of the $59 billion distributed was fraudulent?
Due to this, the IRS is requiring tax preparers to verify, much more closely, that you are eligible for this credit. The tax preparer is subject to a penalty of $500 for each incorrectly prepared return; you are subject to governmental correspondence, and migraines, as well as having to return the money with interest and penalty, as well as not being able to claim the credit in the future.
In the past you had to just say "yes" or "no" to various questions. For example:
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The EIC program, unlike other programs, has no controls, which is why the IRS is focusing on preparers to control the fraud. (As an aside, this program is one of the main reasons that close to half of Americans pay absolutely no income tax.) And this is probably why your tax preparation fee is going to increase this year, and why, if you claim this credit, your refund will be delayed this year.
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The Freeloading Apple of Hollywood's Product Placement Eye
It's just one more stroke of genius for the empire that Steve Jobs built. Despite having more cash on hand than any of its competitors, Apple never has to pay for Hollywood to place its products in film and TV shows.
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The Fritz Kreisler Collection (Original Compositions/Transcriptions/Cadenzas for Violin and Piano). Arranged by Fritz Kreisler. For violin and piano. Masters Collection. 20th Century. Difficulty: medium. Piano/violin book (includes separate violin performance part). Introductory text and black & white photos. 164 pages. Published by Carl Fischer (CF.ATF115).
ISBN 0825804078. With introductory text and black & white photos. 20th Century. 9x12 inches.
- Caprice Viennois, Op.2 Composed by Fritz Kreisler
- Tambourin Chinois, Op.3 Composed by Fritz Kreisler
- Liebesfreud Composed by Fritz Kreisler
- Liebesleid Composed by Fritz Kreisler
- Schon Rosmarin Composed by Fritz Kreisler
- Rondino On A Theme Of Beethoven Composed by Fritz Kreisler
- La Gitana Composed by Fritz Kreisler
- Variations On A Theme By Corelli In The Style Of Tartini, Composed by Fritz Kreisler
- Chansons Louis XIII And Pavane In The Style Of Couperin, Composed by Fritz Kreisler
- Scilienne And Rigaudon In The Style Of Francoeur, Composed by Fritz Kreisler
- Praeludium And Allegro In The Style Of Pugnani, Composed by Fritz Kreisler
- Melodie From 'Orfeo Ed Euridice' Composed by Christoph Willibald Von Gluck,Christoph Willibald Von Gluck
- Rondo From 'Serenade In D Major' Composed by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart,Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
- Song Without Words, Op.62, No.1 Composed by Felix Bartholdy Mendelssohn
- Slavonic Dance In E Minor, Op.46, No.2 Composed by Antonin Dvorak
- Spanish Dance In E Minor Composed by Enrique Granados
- Tango, Op.165, No.2 Composed by Isaac Albeniz
- Danse Espagnole From 'La Vida Breve', Composed by Manuel De Falla,Manuel De Falla
- Three Cadenzas For The 'Concerto In D Major', Op.61 Composed by Ludwig Van Beethoven
- Cadenza For The 'Concerto In D Major', Op.77 Composed by Johannes Brahms
- Cadenza For The 'Concerto No.1 In D Major', Op.6 Performed by ;Composed by Nicolo Paganini
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