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Michael Carrick: Sir Alex Ferguson has never stopped me playing for England
Michael Carrick insists Sir Alex Ferguson has never told him to pull out of an England squad.
The Manchester United manager's role in Rio Ferdinand's controversial withdrawal from the squads for last month's World Cup qualifiers with San Marino and Montenegro has come under scrutiny.
It was claimed Ferguson put pressure on Ferdinand to pull out, believing it was jeopardise United's hopes of reclaiming the Premier League title.
Ferguson has never seemed to go out of his way to assist England, and recently admitted he found friendlies a hindrance to his own work at Old Trafford.
But, ahead of tonight's trip to former club West Ham, Carrick said Ferguson had never pressurised members of the United squad not to make themselves available for international duty.
"I have never had anything from the manager saying pull yourself out or anything in that manner because it's not in his nature," Carrick told talkSPORT.
"We have got players here that travel the world to play international football. Chicharito [Javier Hernandez] goes to Mexico, Antonio [Valencia] goes back to Ecuador and from there he travels to wherever they are playing.
"If you have got the best players, or the better players, then international football is part of it.
"I don't see a club v country row. There are obviously two agendas because it's two different set-ups, but they can come together and work well."
Carrick is on course to collect his fifth league title in seven seasons since leaving Tottenham for £16million prior to the 2006 World Cup.
And it is clear his affection for Ferguson runs deep.
"He [Ferguson] knows how to react and how to get the best out of players - whether it's a pick me up and pat on the back or a bit of a dressing down and kick up the backside," he said.
"[The hairdryer] comes out now and again. It's a little bit less these days but in the past it's been known.
"That's what top management is about and to do it for that long is incredible."
Carrick has come to prominence this season largely due to the long absences of Paul Scholes.
Yet he was largely overlooked by Fabio Capello during the Italian's stint as England manager, and had to be coaxed out of international retirement by Roy Hodgson following Euro 2012.
"I haven't let myself get too frustrated about it because if I feel I'm doing well and the manager feels I'm doing well at United, there's not a lot more I can do.
"Managers have opinions. That is what football is about, and if they haven't picked me I can't let that bother me too much. I've had enough going on at United to keep me busy.
"I'd loved to have played more, of course I would. I'd have loved to have had a lot more caps and a great career with England and been successful in tournaments, but what's gone has gone. You can't look back too much."
Hodgson does appear to be creating space for Carrick in his World Cup plans.
However, with Jack Wilshere, Tom Cleverley and Frank Lampard providing competition for central midfield berths that will also be filled by skipper Steven Gerrard should England reach Brazil, he is taking nothing for granted.
"World Cups are special but to be in Brazil adds that little bit extra," he said.
"We are so desperate to do so well that sometimes it hinders us because everyone goes so over the top.
"That is the nature of us as a country and how we approach these big tournaments. Hopefully, we can get there.
"We are in a decent position, yet we've still got a lot of work to do.
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Back in February and March when we got reasonably strong employment numbers, some of us noted how unusually good weather likely inflated job growth (see last paragraphs). That is why we were not especially surprised that the March job numbers came in below the average for the prior three months and many economists' expectations.
However, the news stories today were filled with accounts from surprised economists who discovered the influence of the weather on economic data. This stuff really is not rocket science.
In the winter months we usually get some serious snowstorms in the Northeast and Midwest. This means construction sights get shutdown and project starts are delayed. People will be less likely to go out to restaurants when the streets are covered with snow or it's below zero. The same applies to shopping at the mall or buying a new car. If the weather is really bad, factories will shut down because they can't get necessary supplies.
None of this happened this winter which meant that job growth was better in the winter months than would ordinarily be the case. But if we didn't get the winter weakness that we expect, then we won't see the same spring bounce that we usually get.
People were hired in January or February who would not ordinarily be hired until March or April. Similarly, people who bought their car in the winter months will not be buying another one in the spring.
None of this means that the economy is about to sink into recession. It just means that some of the growth from the spring months was pulled forward to the winter months. It's no big deal and there is no excuse for anyone who does this stuff for a living to be surprised.
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Rich in anti-aging properties, and reputed for keeping veins healthy, grapes are taking the stage and becoming a star ingredient in beauty treatments.
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We've known for many years that grape seeds are gorged with mineral salts, vitamins and oligo-elements. Today, we acknowledge that grapes have exceptional nutritive properties, and their renown is gaining terrain in the cosmetic world, even spas – those cult havens for wellbeing.
More recently, it has also been discovered that grapes are real sources of beauty: grape seeds and red grapevine leaves are powerful antioxidants. So whether Cabernet, Merlot or Sauvignon... your beauty deserves the best vintages.
Grapes and their polyphenols
Carefully hidden within the fruit, grape seeds contain many active agents called polyphenols or OPC. They are substances our skin can't get enough of, and rightly so. Star anti-aging ingredients par excellence, polyphenols are excellent "captors" of free radicals that are infamous for causing skin aging... Studies have highlighted the fact that these polyphenols are ten thousand times more active than vitamin E in the fight against wrinkles.
And for skin texture, grapes can have an astonishing effect. Grapes have the limelight - a new advanced anti-aging active ingredient and the list of miracle products just gets longer. Resveratrol, a vine's very essence, which stimulates the plant's defences, helping it to regenerate, can now be extracted as the result of lengthy scientific research. The same benefits apply to our beloved skin; resveratrol stimulates cell renewal (+24%), and an added feature, also does so gently. A number of good reasons therefore to make it your new 'pet' anti-aging beauty ritual.
Grape creams and supplements
While wine made from grapes is a significant source of polyphenols, there are thankfully other ways to take advantage of its benefits. Starting with cosmetics that are beginning to use polyphenols in their formulas, slowly but surely. For care is definitely required; these polyphenols are extremely fragile and oxidise rapidly in the air, thus losing much of their effectiveness. Product costs also put off many a cosmetics' manufacturer. To give you an idea, one ton of grape seeds produces 1 kg of polyphenols. It's easy to see why products containing polyphenols are so expensive...
But in the fight against skin aging, nothing will stop us, especially given the very positive results of polyphenols. "Used on skin, polyphenols protect elastin, collagen and conjunctive skin tissue, giving an instant rejuvenating effect," explains Evelien, beauty therapist at the Caudalie spa.
You can therefore use them to give your skin a lifting effect for a real beauty boost. Combined with food supplements, which also guarantee good cellular dynamics, you will soon be able to forget which year you were born and surprise more than a few at your birthday!
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This grape and water concept is unique and works on the basis of thalassotherapy, but with grapes in all their forms, as the star ingredient instead of seawater. At Caudalie, you can get a bath in crushed grapes for blood circulation or a Gironde wine yeast wrap...
At traditional thermal spas you choose between ocean or Mediterranean seawater, here you choose between types of grapes: Cabernet, Merlot or Sauvignon... The treatments are combined with mountain spring water, rich in minerals and oligo-elements. That's right, even with beauty treatments you need to add a little water to your wine!
But do the cosmetic properties of different grape types really differ? "The anti-aging properties are almost identical, it's the 'multi-sensorial' effect which takes priority," explains beauty therapist Evelien. Another watchword at the spa: 'multi-sensorial' hides a veritable ode to the senses.
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Beijing's New Deal for China's 99 percent
- By Ian Bremmer<p> Ian Bremmer is president of Eurasia Group and author of the newly released Every Nation for Itself: Winners and Losers in a G-Zero World. </p>
By Jiakun Jack Zhang
In an attempt to reorient its economy toward consumption and allow its masses to share more of its record growth, China is quietly undertaking the largest social welfare project in human history.
Decades of rapid economic growth have created vast inequalities, and populism is consequently on the rise. China's 99 percent feel left out of their country's rapid development and are increasingly lodging their complaints online. A recent study of Chinese internet trends in 2011 reveals a shift away from nationalism toward issues of public welfare. The government is paying greater attention to social media and taking notice of this trend. In 2011, mentions of Weibo (Chinese twitter) in The People's Daily (the Party mouthpiece newspaper) increased by an astonishing 83,900 percent.
In its battle to retain political legitimacy, the Chinese Communist Party has announced that it will sacrifice growth for development quality. It realizes that raising the GDP growth bar is no longer adequate and has launched its own version of the New Deal by introducing ambitious reforms and hiking spending on affordable housing, social security, healthcare, and education. If China's leaders bungle this massive undertaking, it will spell trouble for the country's state capitalist system.
If they get it right, the next five years, covered by the 12th Five Year Plan (FYP), could prove to be the most transformative in modern Chinese history. As Beijing attempts to extend the social safety net to cover all of its 1.3 billion people, it could reshape China's economic landscape by furthering urbanization, bolstering domestic consumption, creating a better-educated workforce, and improving social stability. There are two simultaneous goals: preserve the legitimacy of the political system and contribute to the country's economic re-balancing.
For a nominally communist country, China's lack of a social safety net is somewhat ironic. When Beijing dismantled the country's communes and privatized state-owned enterprises in the 1980s and 1990s, China's 'iron rice bowl' welfare system collapsed. The national savings rate rose during the 2000s as Chinese households struggled to pay for increasingly expensive housing, healthcare, and education while putting away enough for retirement. Ordinary citizens had little choice but to deposit their savings into state-owned banks, earning negative real returns. The savings glut fueled the country's export- and investment-driven model, but household consumption lagged.
This model seemed to work until the global financial crisis shook Beijing out of its complacency. After several abortive attempts at reform over the past decade, China's leaders finally seem committed to mending the country's broken social safety net. The government plans to construct seven million affordable housing units in 2012 alone-the project is estimated to cost 1.3 trillion yuan ($198 billion) and aims to make 20 percent of the housing market "affordable" by 2015. Last year it implemented regulations that will provide basic pension and insurance coverage for all citizens and ramp up spending by 21.9 percent to 575 billion yuan ($91 billion). A new set of health care reform goals were set in the 12th FYP: universal health care, drug pricing reform, and public hospital reform. The 2012 appropriation for healthcare is 203 billion yuan ($32 billion), an increase of 16.4 percent from 2011. Education spending is slated to expand by 16.4 percent to 378 billion yuan ($60 billion). For more details, refer to the Ministry of Finance Budget Report for 2012.
Yet pushing through reforms will prove a significant challenge for China's fifth generation of leaders. The window for reform is rapidly closing and implementation will be hindered by entrenched interests and bureaucratic inefficiencies at the local level. China's economic growth is slowing and its demographic advantage is fading. The government acknowledges that while its revenues are projected to shrink, its expenditures will expand in order to finance these new entitlement projects. The Communist Party risks losing political legitimacy and will confront growing social unrest if these efforts stall or fail. Political reforms may be the only way to create a civil service capable of administering these programs effectively (and without corruption). Having recognized that headline-grabbing GDP growth isn't enough, China's political system will have little to fall back on if it can't make this New Deal work.
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The most soulful track in Ageepath is Abhi Mujh Mein Kahin sung by the legendary Sonu Nigam, with music composed by Ajay – Atul.
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Music Director: Ajay Gogavale, Atul Gogavale
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ABOUT KRAFT FOODS GROUPKraft Foods Group, Inc. (NASDAQ: KRFT) is North America's fourth largest consumer packaged food and beverage company, with revenues of approximately $18 billion in 2012. Launched as a public and independent company on Oct. 1, 2012, the new Kraft has the spirit of a startup and the soul of a powerhouse. The company has an unrivaled portfolio of products in the beverages, cheese, refrigerated meals and grocery categories. Its iconic brands include Kraft, Maxwell House, Oscar Mayer , Planters and JELL-O. Kraft's 25,000 employees in the U.S. and Canada have a passion for making the foods and beverages people love. Kraft Foods Group is a member of the Standard & Poor's 500 index. For more information, visit www.kraft.com and www.facebook.com/kraft .SOURCE Kraft Foods Group
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IN NEXT WEEKEND'S NEW FEATURES: One of the side-effects of us making the Community area easier for newbies is that we are removing almost all of the sub-navigation items under the Community tab. (Newbies often click on all of them-- RSS Feeds, Movie Privacy, Community Blog... and get totally confused about what is up here). Consequently, the links are about to get placed more appropriately: Friends-related items (like privacy or invite) can be found from the Friends & Faves page; The RSS and Blog links are among the links at the bottom of every page on the site. No doubt this will decrease the ability of Netflix folks to discover this blog, but it's the right thing to do.
This is one of those compromises you make that bum out some of us, but help out many. Hopefully you can still find your way here...
(From the comments) I hear your concerns about moving the link, i really do. And believe me, no one wants to leave it in the subnav more than me. But (a) it's not like its gone or invisible, it's just not in the subnav. Truth is, being at the bottom links puts it on every page of the site, and not just here in community, which could be interpreted as a good thing (although i understand many people don't notice those). (b) it's not that we want to make it harder to find, its just that people who visit the community tab for the first time are getting confused about what this part of the site is about -- and the blog (as well as RSS, etc.) is confusing. Some don't know what a blog is, or they think that community MEANS contributing to a blog... anyway, our testing has shown me that where it is now is sending a confusing message, and by moving the subnavs, i'm hoping to get more people interested in community (the goal is more community interaction, not a larger audience for the blog). We'll find the right spot for the blog link in time, and it might even go back where it was. But we have learning to do first. Moving it (like so much of what you guys have tolerated over the past few months) is just a step. I'm glad to hear that many of y'all think it's a bad move. Duly noted.
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O biondi capelliM usica Nuova's S°HIP performance last night at Emmanuel Church in Boston was thoroughly enjoyable.
Che preso m'havete!
Di voi cosi belli
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Giovanni Ghizzolo, 'Ahi, quanto ne godo'.
T his Musica Nuova performance was part of S°HIP's twenty-third season, which this year runs for seven weeks (30-JUN through 06-AUG) with events at various venues in and around Boston. Focusing on works from the Renaissance through 18th Century, SoHIP embraces eclectic programs and productions like Musica Nuova's, as well as more 'conventional' HIP (historically-informed performance) interpretations.
T he Emmanuel Church's Lindsey Chapel, a narrow 12 meters wide by 25 meters long, was acoustically well suited to the size and sound of this ensemble and the 80 or so attendees who turned out for the performance. The conceit for last night's 'Turbulent Love Songs' program was romance in the modern workplace/office. On the steps and floor of the chancel at the front were arranged a filing cabinet, coffee pot, and two back-to-back office chairs and desks where Ms. Keil and Mr. Scoggin conducted their business activities, shuffling and stapling papers, texting on their mobile phones (whence, the program's subtitle 'BlackBerry® Jam'), and so forth. The nature of their office work is grey, drudgerous, and uninspiringand each is hoping to find meaning in Life through other non-commercial pursuits. Mr. Scoggin (Tirsi) makes an amorous overture to Ms. Keil (Filli), and the succession of songs carries the pair through a tumultuous arc from initial besotted mutual infatuation, to disappointment and annoyance, to pique (Tirsi pitches the flower he has given to Filli on the floor in disgust), to reconciliation and finally loving rapprochement that comes with each realistically gauging the sentiments and potential that the other offers.
- da Gagliano (1582-1643)—Lo vidi in terra
- d'India (1582-1629)—Lo viddi in terra
- Rossi (1597-1665)—Fanciulla so io
- Piccinini (1566-1638)—Prelude
- Caccini (1551-1618)—Ardi, cor mio
- Caccini—Dolcissimo sospiro
- Caccini—Non più guerra
- Cima (1570-1630)—Sonata
- Ghizzolo (?—c.1625)—Odi, Filli, che tuona
- Ghizzolo—Ecco, felici Amanti
- Steffani (1654-1728)—Sia maledetto Amor
- Frescobaldi (1583-1643)—Partite sopra l'aria della Romanesca
- Monteverdi (1567-1643)—Voglio di vita uscir
- Ghizzolo—Tirsi mio, caro Tirsi
- Piccinini—Toccata IV
- Monteverdi—Eri già tutta mia
- Caccinini—Sfogava con le stelle
- Ghizzolo—Perche piangi pastore?
- Ghizzolo—Ahi, quanto ne godo
I nstrumental interludes were well-chosen—enhancing the narrative arc and pace of the love story and also showcasing, in turn, the particular strengths of Cartreine's, Lemire's, and Shalem's playing. Scoggin's and Keil's singing was masterful; each brought a rich voice and dramatic poignancy to his/her role. The two navigated the tremendous intricacy of the 17th Century Italian texts in a manner that seemed, to us in the audience, nearly effortless. Amazing, in fact.
I can only imagine that this light-hearted, dramatic production would be successful in engaging young audiences and those who love musicals. In other words, this program would be highly effective for chamber music presenters whose goals include 'new audience' development and marketing to those who might not otherwise think they would like 17th Century music.
- Suzanne Cartreine, harpsichord
- Amanda Keil, mezzo-soprano
- Scott Lemire, theorbo
- Josh Schrieber Shalem, bass & treble viola da gamba
- Thann Scoggin, baritone
M usica Nuova takes its name from Giulio Caccini's 1602 book of songs 'Le Nuove Musiche'. Caccini was one of the pioneers of monody, a vocal style that involves intensive ornamentation, rhythmic textures, and expressive harmonies. These songs were precursors to modern opera and oratorio.
S uzanne Cartreine, harpsichord, is currently pursuing a MusD in Harpsichord and Historical Performance at Boston University. As a pianist and harpsichordist, she performs solo and chamber music in New England and Canada. As a choral singer she has performed with the Boston Symphony Orchestra and Tokyo Academy Chorus, among others. Suzie is the organist and Director of Music at the First Parish Church of Stow and Acton, where she conducts two choirs and oversees an active music program that engages over 100 volunteer musicians each year. Under her direction, they have just produced their first CD, In dulci jubilo, a collection of Christmas music. Suzie teaches piano and has a BA in Physics from Macalester College in St. Paul and a MMus in Piano Performance from Temple University.
A manda Keil, mezzo-soprano, has appeared in the role of Florence Pike in Albert Herring and as Third Lady in The Magic Flute [both with the Intermezzo Young Artist Program], Orlofsky in Die Fledermaus [Opera del West], La Chatte in L'enfant et les sortilèges [MetroWest Opera], the Fairy Queen in Iolanthe [MIT], and Nerone in L'Incoronazione di Poppea [OperaHub]. She has appeared with The Boston Camerata in Tristan et Iseult. Amanda holds a masters degree in voice and historical performance from Boston University, and a bachelors degree in French horn performance from The Hartt School.
S cott Lemire performs lute, theorbo, and vihuela, in solo and continuo roles. In addition to Musica Nuova, he has appeared with Sette Monti, Ars et Amici, New York Classical Guitar Society, and Williamsburg, Virginia, Music For A While. He has also performed with several New England orchestras including productions of Monteverdi's L'Orfeo, Purcell's Dido and Aeneas, and New England Conservatory's production of Cavalli's L'Egisto.
J oshua Schreiber Shalem studied cello with Maxine Newman at Bennington College where he was a member of the Bennington Cello Quartet and the Early Music Ensemble. Josh is founding member of the ensembles Seven Times Salt, an English Consort, and Longy & Away, a consort of viols. He is currently completing a Masters of Music at the Longy School of Music, where he studies with Jane Hershey. In addition to his performance and Feldenkrais activities, Josh is active in Boston's Jewish community as an educator and cantorial soloist.
T hann Scoggin, baritone, has appeared as soloist with numerous ensembles in such diverse concert repertoire as Monteverdi's Selva morale, J. S. Bach's St. John and St. Matthew Passions, Telemann's Der Tod Jesu, Handel's Messiah, Beethoven's Mass in C, the Requiems of Fauré and Duruflé, and Arvo Pärt's 'Passio'. His operatic repertoire includes the roles of Leporello in Don Giovanni, Don Alfonso in Così fan tutte, and Betto in Gianni Schicchi. He took his Bachelor's degree at UNT, where he studied early music performance with Lyle Nordstrom and Lenora McCroskey. Before relocating to Boston in 2007, Thann appeared regularly with the Dallas Bach Society, Orchestra of New Spain, Texas Choral Artists, the Helios Ensemble, and the University of North Texas Collegium Musicum. Besides Music Nuova, Thann currently performs with Exsultemus, the Boston Secession and the choir of the Church of the Advent.
T he next SoHIP event will be 7 Hills Renaissance Wind Band (16th Century German Wind Music from the Hapsburg Courts) on Tuesday, 28-JUL.
- Society for Historically Informed Performance (S°HIP) website
- Musica Nuova website
- Alexander R, Savino R, eds. Francesca Caccini's Il primo libro delle musiche of 1618: A Modern Critical Edition of the Secular Monodies. Indiana Univ, 1997.
- Cohen J, ed. Giovanni Ghizzolo: Madrigali et arie per sonare et cantare. Recent Res in Music of Baroque Era, Vol. 88. A-R, 2005.
- Glixon B, Glixon J. Inventing the Business of Opera: The Impresario and His World in Seventeenth-Century Venice. Oxford Univ, 2005.
- Haynes B. The End of Early Music: A Period Performer's History of Music for the Twenty-First Century. Oxford Univ, 2007.
- Ringer M. Opera's First Master: The Musical Dramas of Claudio Monteverdi. Amadeus, 2006.
- Rosand E. Opera in Seventeenth-Century Venice: The Creation of a Genre. Univ California, 2007.


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by Andrew | February 11, 2008 | 10 Comments
La Baguette and La Boucherie are located at 7408 N. May Ave in Oklahoma City (map). Visit their website or contact them at 405-840-3047.
La Baguette Bistro has pleased Oklahoma City's distinguished palettes for quite some time now with their quality French food. They have offered many unique selections from a variety of fromages to wonderful duck confit. But now, with the addition of La Boucherie next door, they are becoming Oklahoma City's premier place to buy ingredients for your next culinary masterpiece.
One of my favorite things to do on a Saturday afternoon is to peruse the local markets for what will soon be Saturday evening's meal. La Baguette has always provided me with perfect baguettes, a frozen quail or two, interesting cheeses, and foie gras. But what about the meats? Ever since I moved here, I have been longing to find a decent butcher. After all, we live in cattle country, right? Why don't we have more butchers? Oklahoma City grocery stores don't offer much in the way of a butcher. They pretty much just smell of spoiled fish and week-old chuck roast … not very appetizing. But fear no more, Oklahoma City. La Boucherie is here to meet your needs. The butchers here are not only friendly, but they are true experts in their field. Ask them how to cook, what to pair a selection of meat with … etc., and they will know.
All the main cuts of meat are here, from bone-in ribeyes to porterhouses, but the best parts are all the unique offerings you can't find other places. Ever needed thinly cut veal for a schnitzel or scallopine? How about a duck breast for your stir fry? Ever wanted a Christmas goose or a delicious pheasant for Bird Day (January 5th, by the way)? Frozen duck confit is a steal at $6.50 per quarter. I'm sure we have all burned our share of duck fat trying to make our own confit at home. In my experience, it only leads to a stinky house and a tough piece of duck. But with the perfectly seasoned pieces from La Boucherie, just throw them in a skillet and you'll have a gourmet meal in ten minutes! Plus, there will be plenty of duck fat for you to save and use with other dishes (if only you could buy jugs of duck fat in the store, all my culinary dreams would come true).
La Boucherie also has full racks of lamb, rib roasts, livers of several different animals, gizzards, a variety of small game birds, and some fantastic sausages and bratwursts. La Boucherie will hand cut whatever you need, but around the holidays you may want to reserve that special rib roast. I thought I would just go pick one up, but they were all reserved.
After you have selected your main course, travel next door to choose your sauces, seasonings, fromages, breads, and desserts. Specialty oils and infusions abound. I haven't seen black truffles anywhere else in the city. Now I need to learn how to cook with them (and how to hide the bill from my wife). At their deli counter you can find that special side dish that will wow your dinner guests. Caviar, pate, foie gras ($84 a pound, what a bargain!), chicken truffle mousse, smoked salmon, and a variety of salads are there for the taking. Don't forget your wedge of cheese and baguette before you leave!
Most Oklahoma City citizens know about La Baguette's fantastic dessert offerings. I can testify to the quality of the tartes and mice mousse (don't worry, it's only shaped like a mouse — a play on words I assume), but I'll leave the dessert review to Sarah. I am by no means qualified to review desserts. However, I can say that the line I waited in Dec. 23rd just to buy a baguette while it seemed all of Nichols Hills picked up their pre-ordered cakes and tartes must mean that lots of people love these desserts.
It's a relief to know that we have these offerings available to us now. La Baguette and La Boucherie absolutely will cost much more than Buy For Less, but to me, a flavorful gourmet experience is worth the extra money. Take advantage of these dynamic markets, try a new cheese, and may your table never be cursed with a tough Homeland strip steak again!
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JerzeeGrlinOKC says:
February 24th, 2008 at 11:04 am
Andrew, have you tried their restaurant?
I guess I come at this from the other end, as I am really bad at cooking fancy meats, I've been avoiding making an expensive purchase of a nice meat and then ruining it with my lack of skills. But I'm always tempted and am so glad its there!
My boyfriend and I absolutely love the restaurant. We go there on special occasions because its worthy of the experience. We recently went there for Valentine's Day and we are so very glad we did because it was a wonderful dinner. We shared their Mussels (in a wine garlic sauce), and it was so good we didn't talk the whole time (oh wait, doesn't that defeat the purpose of V-day? Oh well). I had the Filet au Poivre (not even sure what cut of meat it was, perhaps Filet Mignon?) and it was so divine. My boyfriend had the lobster cakes in wasabi cream and they were very good, but he kept asking for portions off of my plate!
The service is wonderful and they are very kind and VERY attentive. Coffee and water were filled up constantly. I felt like a princess there, at OKC prices (coming from the East, this is such a rare experience at an awesome price!).
In short, I'm so thankful both the restaurant and butcher/baker are in OKC.
David H. says:
December 8th, 2008 at 3:40 am
Try the chocolate mousse with shaved almonds. I hope they still have it, its been awhile since I've gone. Thanks for the reminder.
Matthew M says:
December 16th, 2008 at 6:10 pm
I am from Kansas City and went to many French bakeries, since they are rather common in KC. La Baguette is an excellent French bakery and gourmet food store, while it doesn't even remotely have the selection of Dean & Deluca, their desserts are predictably good and their coffee is good when the workers know how to make the coffee well. Their tiramisu is very good, and their pastries are generally good…
JuJu Beans says:
April 20th, 2009 at 10:56 pm
I don't think the food is great, and the cakes are usually very dry with hard frosting, but the foie gras is pretty decent~
Anon Reader Dude says:
October 16th, 2009 at 2:18 pm
It's a pleasant place with a nice bar, and I usually enjoy visiting. Unfortunately, the food has gone downhill quite a bit over the past year or two, and I am no longer totally comfortable recommending La Baguette for a meal.
With one exception: the burger! The butcher's burger (recently raised in price from $9 to $10) is freaking delicious, good sized, and comes with excellent thin bistro-style fries. Mmm! Highly recommended.
MIke says:
January 19th, 2010 at 9:19 pm
The food there has definitely declined but is still decent in terms of a good place to find French food in Oklahoma (not like you have a lot of choice). The butcher shop is good and they have more variety than the others.
Also, if your duck fat is burning, turn down the heat It has a pretty high smoke point so I'm actually a little surprised. More likely, you're burning herbs, etc. that you may still have on the chicken. You need to remove any debris left over from the brine/rub before you put it in.
A good thermometer is pretty crucial. While the smoke point of duck fat is high, you still don't want a lot of heat. Don't want to go over 210′ish. 200 is probably optimal.
Duck fat is also not required. It lends depth to the dish but it's still quite tasty with more readily available(neutral flavored) oils. I'd actually be surprised if La Baguette was using duck fat.
schef says:
February 17th, 2010 at 8:19 pm
Try the country pate with your favorite wine, splendid and soothing, the best. Fois gras is nice and buttery… Brunch is a local mainstay, the buthcer shop is very nice, overall my favorite hang, like slippers…
Xander says:
March 22nd, 2010 at 9:09 am
I recently had lunch there with my sister and I friend of ours. I have studied French for over 9 years and through all my classes whether at the university level or in high school everyone always recommended this place but I just never got around to it. I must say I was very disappointed with the food here. After visiting, I really don't consider this place to be French. This restaurant is more of a European inspired bistro offering a few French inspired selections rather than an authentic French Bistro. I had the croque monsieur which was ok although it would have been better without so much mornay sauce. My friend had the salade Niçoise which he enjoyed, although it is difficult to « mess up » a salad. My sister had what I believe was called a Euro-Turkey sandwich. While the bread was good the turkey tasted dry and like it had been heated in a microwave, kind of like after Thanksgiving leftovers. Being a French restaurant I assumed (perhaps stupidly) they would offer Orangina, much to my surprise the waiter didn't know what I was talking about. After explaining to him what it was and after asking a couple of other waiters he brought me a drink that was very similar to Orangina which ended up being fine. It was just very surprising for them not to have Orangina. The three of us split a slice of chocolate cake which was amazing and rich. I also enjoyed the bread thoroughly although it would have been better if it were served warm (just being pesky with this one). Although I probably won't come back here for food, I will definitely keep them in mind for my future cake/dessert needs. If any of you have tried La Madeline's in the Dallas area I think you would agree that although not completely authentic their food is better.


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A cross between snowboarding and water-skiing, this thrilling activity is one of the fastest growing water sports, and seems to especially appeal to young men. The participant steps onto a single board secured by non-release bindings and holds onto a rope attached to a cable skiing lift or the back of a boat while skimming along the water's surface at speeds between 30-50 km/hr. While no previous experience is necessary to try it out, it's common to see more advanced riders perform tricks (like air flips).
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Why not live it up like the rich and famous for a day and splurge on a yacht? Imagine lounging on the deck sipping on cocktails with your loved one while a skipper and crew take care of the details. Businesses such as Dream Yachting rent boats and yachts—from inflatable dinghies to 50-foot-long luxury yachts. With bases located in Juan les Pins and Golfe-Juan, you'll be nearby hot spots like Cap d'Antibes, Lerins Islands, Cannes, and Massis de l'Esterel.
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This classic water activity was first invented in 1922 in Minnesota, but has since grown into a highly popular recreational sport. The journey begins out in deep water, where riders crouch behind a motorboat. The skis are about three times as wide as snow skis, and beginners are strapped into two blades, while experienced riders go at it with just one. Once a rider feels ready, the boat takes off, and the skier is pulled out of the water and takes a squatting position while holding onto a rope tied to the back of the boat. Speeds generally start around 22 km/hr, though racers can get up to 190 km/hr. A spotter watches to ensure skiers stay on their feet.
Get up close and personal with the tropical waters of the Cote d'Azur while kayaking along its coast. These uniquely shaped one- or two-man boats feature a covered deck and a hole large enough for you to sit in, but your legs will be covered. You operate the boat with a double-bladed oar, which allows you to maneuver and proper yourself forward. If you're not venturing out into rough waters, this can be a relaxing activity.
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Ray's interests include the historiography of the French Revolution, the Russian Revolution, Fascism and the Cold War and has written on Rosa Luxemburg, and the socialist women's movement, George Orwell and the Left Book Club, Robespierre and Rousseau, Jose Ortega y Gasset, Emile Zola, Hanna Arendt, Virginia Woolf and Andre Gide, among others. Ray also has a special interest in political and social thought, and tends to focus on the history of ideas in his teaching.
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The Baltimore Ravens took out a full-page ad in the local New Orleans newspaper thanking the city for their hospitality during Super Bowl XLVII.
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In addition to the ad, Ravens owner Steve Biscotti purchased and donated a pair of 2013 Harley Davidson FLHP motorcycles to the New Orleans police department.
"We wanted to do something to show our appreciation for how well our team, our families and our fans were treated by everyone representing New Orleans," Bisciotti said via a press release.
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You've probably noticed that funny-looking, domed little building on a hill at Greenfield and Guadalupe Roads. You — or your child — may have even been there.
It's the Gilbert Rotary Centennial Observatory, and it turns 5 years old on Friday.
"In that time, we've had about 45,000 people come through on Friday and Saturday nights," says Claude Haynes of the East Valley Astronomy Club, the volunteer group that staffs and manages the facility.
Another 5,000 or so schoolchildren have visited during the daytime to safely observe the sun through a solar filter.
"We've been surprised at the diversity of people. Some are winter visitors, some are people who see it when they're driving by during the day and come back at night. It varies from young children to grandparents who have never, in all their lives, looked through a telescope," says Haynes.
Made of a ring of concrete block topped with a rotating aluminum dome coated in white aircraft enamel, the GRCO houses a 16-inch Meade LX200R Advanced Ritchey-Chretien telescope. Beneath the ground, tons of concrete hold the telescope in place, independent of the observatory's floor.
It was built with private donations by Gilbert Rotary Club as a gift to the town marking Rotary International's 100th anniversary.
"If you had gone to any Rotary Club in the entire world and said, 'Let's build an observatory for our centennial!' not many people would have gone for that," says Haynes.
But a Rotarian, educator and astronomy buff named Win Pendleton (who has since moved out of state), got the idea off the ground.
"He convinced everyone involved that we would be able to excite children and improve science education in the East Valley by having a facility that families could go to," says Haynes.
The observatory is open for public viewing from dusk to 10 p.m. every Friday and Saturday, weather permitting. Additional telescopes are set up outside the building on the second Friday of each month, when there's also an astronomy-related talk at 7:30 p.m. in the adjacent Southeast Regional Library. EVAC members are on hand to explain what's happening in the sky and help visitors with their own telescopes, which they're free to bring.
"We do answer an awful lot of questions, and we'll probably tell you more than you ever wanted to know," says Haynes of the second Friday "Skywatch" parties. "Even if you have your own telescope, we love for you to look through this one and say, 'This is something else!' It's just fun to look through a really large instrument and see the level of clarity and brightness, to see the heavens as they really are."
Several "citizen science" projects are planned for coming months, including one on Nov. 4, when EVAC members will use the telescope to track an asteroid passing in front of a star. The data will be submitted to a scientific group to help determine the asteroid's size, shape, speed and other attributes.
By the time the GRCO turns 10, Haynes hopes it will have stirred even more interest in science, especially for the East Valley's "junior observers," who can pick up a checklist at the observatory and cross off the moon, star nebula, planets and other objects spied on each visit.
For teenagers and adults, there's another need the GRCO fulfills: "It is a really great geek date night. It's free, it's dark — what else do you want?" jokes Haynes.
The observatory operates on donations; visitors are asked to give what they can. Popcorn is also sold to help with maintenance costs. The GRCO is at the north end of the Riparian Preserve at Water Ranch, 2757 E. Guadalupe Road, Gilbert. For information, call (480) 503-6234 or visit www.riparianinstitute.com


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Tom Mighell and Dennis Kennedy have compiled a good list of RSS Resources You Can Use: Automated Web Surfing for Lawyers in November issue of Law Practice Today.
The article begins with an introduction to RSS and how to monitor information via RSS feeds using a newsreader (a.k.a. feed reader or aggregator).
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I wasn't even going to tell this story out loud on my blog, because it's so ridiculous and kind of gross. But I find it, also, sort of hilarious, and you know how I like to get a laugh. And since this blog is a look inside my life, I thought it might be worth telling. This just happened the other night. For real.
It's 2 am, and I'm woken out of my sleep because I'm roasting hot. Blankets flung off me-half my pajamas off-sweaty neck-hot. I get out of bed to go downstairs and lower the thermostat, but right by nightstand I notice a foul smell. It's faint, but evident none the less. I sniff around thinking maybe I left a teacup out by mistake. No, not that. I sniff more and start to wonder, maybe it's just Dino sound asleep–you know how men can sometimes get smelly at night. Not that either.
As I get closer to the staircase and start to head down the smell gets stronger. It's a bit like sour milk, or more specifically, rotting corpse. I half expected to see a pile of biologicals from the cat on the living room floor. But no. And now the smell is so powerful and so heinous that I call up to Dino, wake him up and make him come down and help me investigate. Maybe it's something in the recycle bin? No. And not the garbage either. Maybe there's a rotting onion in the pantry that I didn't see? No.
And then Dino, on his hands and knees by the fridge, sporting a sickly green pallor, say s "I think I found it". Do you know what it wassssss? So gross. The night before we had made stir fry for dinner and used, as I always do, just a drop of fish sauce. Apparently, the lid wasn't on all the way and the contents of the bottle had dribbled out onto the first shelf of the fridge door, down to the second, and out the door onto the floor. Fish sauce doesn't smell like fish–it's so much worse than fish. To my dismay, I learned that when an entire bottle is emptied into the fridge with no cover on it, it has the potential to stink up an entire house–all three floors.
In the middle of the night, the two of us groggy from sleep and me without my glasses on, have to completely disassemble the entire refrigerator door to clean it, as well as thoroughly wash and wipe every single bottle in the door as well. It reminded me a bit of what it must be like to have a toddler wake you up in the middle of the night because he barfed in his sheets. It was on that same level of unpleasantness. Just what I want to be doing in my sleep, let me tell you!
Fortunately, once the discovery was made, we were able to resolve the problem quickly. But needless to say, I'm never using fish sauce in my stir fry again.