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…And because eye-rolling is my cardio: James Franco (yes, the actor) is going to be releasing a dance EP and is now in a music video with Kalup Linzy. Because being a pretentious hipster twit isn't a personality; it's a lifestyle. See Stereogum for more….
"Stereogum has a "Recipe for Radiohead", including the correct proportions of "refrigerator magnet poetry" and "empty spaces where guitar used to be." Actually, it's originally from The Daily but I'm not buying into that wannabe-hipster malarkey. Even if I do miss those guitars."
The RAC Maury remix of "Take it Easy" is my remix of the week:
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"The National has a new song Think You Can Wait, and it confirms my long-held belief that Matt Berninger just wants everyone to cry and moodily drink whisky all the time. Hear it at Stereogum."
"So….did some Coke bottle merchandise, eh?… Yeah, I'm sorry, but you're Daft fucking Punk. Not Jar Jar Binks. You did not need to do this. "
"And finally, Yeasayer does a nifty cover of Crazy at Stereogum. You know, when I was about 10, my older sister bought a Cindy Crawford exercise video that prominently featured the Seal original. To this day, I can't hear that song without getting vivid images of a twenty-something Cindy Crawford doing lunges. It's like an awesome superpower."
"Weezer just covered the State Farm jingle. I don't think this is to sell out, so much as it is to rile up a bunch of nervous hipsters and watch them unravel. Like a sweater. (See what I did there?) (Stereogum)"
The Strokes have a new single and my boss refuses to pay me to write about it: http://mrshuffleupagus.blogspot.com/2011/02/strokes-are-back-and-they-brought-new.html
"Stereogum has made a list of the worst Super Bowl halftime shows in recent memory. Now everyone think hard and try to remember one good one."


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I am a wife, a mother and a pretty darn good friend, (If you ask me) lol.
My children are my life, my husband really is a great guy. I am a hermit lol. I enjoy being in my home more or less. Typical Cancer right? I have just begun to really indulge in the whole cooking thing. I am starting to enjoy making and testing new recipes. Mabe this comes with age, well it did for me anyway!
I am definately a beginner, no chef extroidinaire...spell that wrong? Oh well.
Lets see MY favorite foods...
I enjoy alot of different tastes, maybe it depends on my mood?
Authentic Mexican definately scores high with me, I like a good garlic induced Italian meal, I also enjoy cheesy melty things!
I also enjoy chocoloate ALOT.
I like good old fashioned southern cooking as well. Nothing like a good piece of fried chicken and homemade garlic mashed potatoes and well seasoned green beans eh?
Really I like all sorts of food, the only thing I have tried and truely can't eat is sourkrout..lol Don't know why.

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Smoky from the cumin with a hidden serving of vegetables, this dip is equally delicious in a burrito as it is spread on tortilla chips. Submitted by STEPFANIER Carbs: 5.3g | Fat: 0.7g | Fiber: 1.7g | Protein: 1.7g | Calories: 32.9
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Though they are twins, Ashley and Mary Kate Olsen are true individuals when it comes to fashion. But while MK's looks are more edgy and Ashley prefers to keep it chic, the two share a certain style symbiosisand they're sharing it with shoppers. The pair have a eponymous tween collection at Wal-Mart and two newer collections: The Row, a line of minimalist separates, and Elizabeth and James, which heads the contemporary route. "As young American designers, we are learning what it takes to launch a collection," Ashley has said.
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Signals for 2012? Nevada holds special election related to John Ensign's Senate seat
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U.S. Sen. John Ensign (R-NV) listens during a hearing before the Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee March 11, 2010 on Capitol Hill in Washington, DC.
While most of the special election coverage today is focused on Anthony Weiner's New York City Congressional district, there's another special election closer to home, in Nevada. And it's connected to a Senate race that promises to be one of the most hard-fought and expensive in the state's history, to fill the seat vacated by Senator John Ensign. But today's election isn't about the Senate seat. It's about one of these House seats. And it's expected to go to the Republican. Las Vegas Sun political columnist Jon Ralston joins us with more.
Nevada has the highest unemployment rate in the country and was a surprise swing state in the 2008 Presidential election, meaning political analysts are watching closely to see what today's race for the 2nd Congressional District might mean for 2012.


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Visitation will be held Tuesday, March 11, 2014, from 6-8 p.m. at the Cleveland Funeral Home in Cleveland.
Funeral Services will be held 2 p.m. Wednesday, March12, 2014, in the Cleveland Funeral Home Chapel. Burial will be at the Shaw Cemetery. Reverend Robert Haney will officiate the service.
Bennie was born on December 4, 1943, to William and Jesse (Hall) Swinford in Big Creek Community in Calhoun County. He was a graduate of Linn School. He was a self-employed carpenter most of his life. Bennie was a former resident of Cleveland and Shaw. He loved to fish, hunt and grow tomatoes in his garden. He was always willing to serve others and help where he could. He was a kind loving man who never met a stranger.
He was preceded in death by his parents, sisters; Doris Faye Beach, Nina Ann Shivers and Judith Corretta Bradley; and a grandchild.
He is survived by daughter, Kimberly Swinford of Collinsville, Tenn.; brothers, James Larry Swinford and Robert Randal Swinford, both of Southaven, and Jerry Kenneth Swinford of Kentucky; and a host of nieces and nephews who adored him as he did them.
Pallbearers will be Mark Jennings, Johnny Jennings, Tommy Ferguson, Billy Rucker, Chad Swinford and Larry Swinford.
Honorary pallbearers are Willie J. Ferguson and Gerald Greenlee.
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Posted: May 30, 2008, from the June 2008 issue of Skin Inc. magazine.
By now most everyone has had the pleasure of encountering aromatherapy, which is sometimes known as essential oils, in some way. Many of your clients have likely experienced the relaxing effects of a lavender-infused bath after a stressful day of work or perhaps treated themselves to the soothing relief of an aromatherapy massage.
Likewise, many skin care manufacturers have found it advantageous to incorporate these oils into their products, using them as active ingredients and fragrances. It is obvious that essential oils are added to just about everything today, from skin care and hair products to room diffusers and fragrant candles, as they complement any environment and inspire feelings of well-being.
Aromatherapy has been touted and promoted by so many different industries as of late it seems that the term is exercised more frequently than the true practice itself. So it is not surprising that aromatherapy is often perceived by misinformed consumers as nothing more than a feel-good therapy. The truth is, there is much more to these extracts than meets the eye—or rather, the nose. Aromatherapists, herbalists and naturopaths have been successfully treating their clients with aromatherapy for years.
As a spa professional working in the skin care industry, it is probable you will have the opportunity to work with aromatherapy oils in your treatment room at some point during your career. If so, it is not enough to simply have a superficial understanding of the oils when you plan to incorporate them into your skin and body care treatments. A profound knowledge of this multifaceted science should first be acquired. In the following, get a closer look at several aspects of this ancient, yet everlasting, phenomenon that appears to become more fascinating with time.
What is an essential oil?
Essential oils contain potent, biological constituents and are found in certain aromatic plants. They have multiple healing capabilities and are extracted from different parts of various plant species. The constituents are an integral part of the plant and are often considered the life force or life blood of that plant. These constituents are what make essential oils so vital, as they have incredible medicinal properties. Each oil has its own unique fragrance, individual to the plant that possesses it. The fragrance is Mother Nature's way of propagating the species, attracting pollinators and repelling predators.


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Shayne Woodsmith is the mild-mannered antithesis of a slacker. Not only is he the creator of the local photoblog Faces of Edmonton, Woodsmith is the poster child for literary industry. The thoughtful, lanky 34-year-old has self-published two novels since 2012, most recently My Brother Mercy, which launched just before Christmas.
What better way to enjoy the holiday season than curled up with a good book by a fireplace? If you're looking for suggestions (for yourself, or for gifts), look through our annual compilation of favourites, courtesy of Edmonton Journal writers.
No matter how much you might look forward to the latest book by a favourite author, there's no better feeling as a reader, for my money, than getting clotheslined by something totally unexpected.
"If I collected them all, I'm sure I'd have more rejection slips than any other writer in Canada," says Edmonton author Gwen Molnar, laughing.
Natasha Deen wrote four novels in 2013.
I read comics as a kid, sure. My brothers and I had piles of them at the family cabin in northern Saskatchewan. Nothing ultra-nerd or highbrow. Calvin and Hobbes, Mad magazine, Tintin, The Far Side. Mostly, it was Archie comics, their papery covers curled from beach-reading, sand caked into the seams, the pages torn and sticky from half-dissolved jawbreaker inspections, or maybe leech guts.
Colm Tóibín talks about the people in his stories as though he's known them, and they one another, all their lives. "There's a game going on," the acclaimed Irish author said recently by telephone from Los Angeles, where he'd stopped for a visit between literary engagements, including the opening night of Edmonton's Festival of Ideas on Thursday.
Zarqa Nawaz passes out at the sight of blood. It's not a trait that bodes well for a doctor. But the pipette incident that left her woozy on the floor during medical school didn't faze her. Nawaz was going to be an OB/GYN.
Given how long it takes to write and publish a book, there's often a bit of ceremony involved once authors finally receive their finished copies in the mail. So it went for Ted Bishop, whose previous work, 2005's Riding with Rilke, won the City of Edmonton Book Award and was shortlisted for a Governor General's Award.
Some would say, writing books is out of my reach. Joan Marie Galat would say, get a pair of stilts.
Bruce Cockburn has always had a way with words. Over his five-decade, 31-album career, he's demonstrated his prowess as a songwriter, giving us memorable lyrics about love, landscape and socio-political injustice.
What was Harry Houdini's real name? It's the kind of innocuous question you might pick up in Trivial Pursuit, or hear at your local pub quiz. But for Steven Galloway, whose magic- and memory-centric fourth novel, The Confabulist (Knopf Canada), was recently shortlisted for the $25,000 Rogers Writers' Trust Fiction Prize, the question is a little more complicated.
"I always thought if I died without children my life would somehow be a failure," author Yann Martel said from his home in Saskatoon.
Peter Midgley didn't set out to write a book. On that fateful day in 2008, he was just trying to update his credit card information.
Thomas Trofimuk is drinking a few more Americanos this week as he heads to the new Burrow coffee shop to get a hit of literature with his caffeine.
"Being brown and being queer definitely made for a challenging upbringing in Edmonton," author Vivek Shraya says.
The neighbourhood of Santa Rosa's fate was sealed on Jan. 11, 1983, when Edmonton city council officially signed off on Bylaw 6767.


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(01-27-2012 06:03 PM)villand_erik Wrote: I have updated my org with my collection of RC's (Kobe's, Iverson, Durant's, Rondo's, Shaq and more) and 90's Inserts (some are pretty rare). I also have a bunch of G/U and Autos that are more recent. I am looking to sell anything and everything that is listed and if you are looking for other people or cards I have thousands that arent listed(PM me if you are looking for someone/something specific) I had a question as to how much realistically to expect to get in return for the cards. Should I go off a certain percentage of the BV depending on the caliber of the player? If anybody could lend me their knowledge it would be very much appreciated. Thanks, Erik
(01-27-2012 08:53 PM)villand_erik Wrote: Thanks for your help man, greatly appreciated. On a side note, I actually just moved the E-X2000 Jordan the other day and just took that out of my org. But with the Mitch Richmond auto, that is still very much available and i believe I have a few other good inserts that are currently not listed but just PM me if youre interested and I will see what else I can dig up! Thanks again
(01-27-2012 09:03 PM)buckunteer Wrote: Fair enough. I'm just kinda hoping to pick up that MJ so I don't have to blow like $300 on a box (it's Kobe's RC year, everything from that year has skyrocketed). Anyway, I collect MJ (like everyone) and Mitch Richmond (probably the only one haha), so if you could scrounge up some Richmonds I don't have I'm sure we could work something out! Thanks


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Mackenzie, located southeast of Brisbane, Queensland, Australia, is a small out-back suburb. It is partly covered by undeveloped bushland. Mackenzie forms part of a cluster of suburbs comprising Belmont and Rochedale. This cluster of suburbs is described as having a bushland setting, upmarket housing and a rural-lifestyle appeal. The suburbs have easy access to large shopping centres, schools and facilities in nearby suburbs.
Surrounding suburbs include Belmont, Carindale, Mansfield, Rochedale, Upper Mount Gravatt, Wishart, Burbank and Chandler.
Mackenzie got its name from Colonel W. Mackenzie, a sugar baron on the Bulimba Creek, which is roughly two kilometres north-west in present-day Carindale. Before acquiring its name in 1975, Mackenzie was a rural area split between Rochedale and Belmont.
Mackenzie is home to Mount Petrie, which is named after the explorer Thomas Petrie. The 170-metre mountain is sometimes called Petrie Hill. The southern peak of Mount Petrie has a deserted triangulation station with a radio tower ruin. A trig tower for taking bearings and measurements can be found at the top of the mountain. The top also offers a spectacular view of Brisbane and Moreton Bay. The bushland close to the mountain is a sanctuary for koalas, wallabies and echidna colonies.
There is one school in Mackenzie, namely, the Mount Petrie State School. There are two churches, the Wesleyan Southgate Church and a Baptist church; and one petrol station. There is no large or small shopping centre. Shopping is done in Wishart.
Real Estate Market
Several residential estates with hundreds of new houses have been constructed in Mackenzie in the past decade. Despite being a small suburb, there are many real estate listings appearing for Mackenzie. Consult your local property management for information on properties for rent and sale in the area.
Listing Property in Mackenzie
Yes Rent is a real estate agency focused on property management. The company offers rental listings in several suburbs including Aspley, Augustine Heights, Deception Bay, Hamilton, Narangba and Rothwell. The company offers a full range of property management services, from tenant selection to regular property inspections.
There are a number of reasons why Yes Rent is a good choice to manage your rental property. The company regularly re-evaluates your rental property before the termination of each lease to maximise your returns. It implements a zero tolerance policy for arrears and does not let unpaid rent go untreated. This is because the company is also a property investor and understands the importance of rental income to property owners. For more information on property management services, visit http://www.yesrent.com.au.


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My name is Beau. I am a single Mom from Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. My son is 7 and my daughter is 6. I am They are the best part of my life!
I am blessed with a good life. I have a wonderful family and a job I love. I work full time (shift work) as a Health Care Assistant in a ER. I am extremely social. I have a strong circle of good friends & family.
What am I into? Shopping is my favorite sport. It is a full body contact sport and people need to start acknowledging it as such. I have a thing for shoes, clothes. I am a girly type girl. Been called ?Diva? I like reading nonfiction, true crime, dancing, movies (thrillers, action, drama), bike rides, working out, camping, going for walks, and of course I adore, cooking, baking and experiencing good food.
We live in Winnipeg also known as the city of festivals. We are very multicultural and have the highest rate of restaurant per capita. I love a variety of foods that include fresh baked breads, vegetables, different spices and ethnic fare.


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Indictment Seeks Forfeiture of Defendant's House
Baltimore, Maryland - A federal grand jury indicted Russell Glenn Burnett, age 44, of Fruitland, Maryland, today for production of child pornography, announced United States Attorney for the District of Maryland Rod J. Rosenstein.
"Anyone who photographs a child engaged in sexual activity faces a mandatory minimum sentence of 15 years in federal prison," said U.S. Attorney Rod J. Rosenstein. "We hope that forfeiting any property used in the commission of such crimes will help to deter violations and provide restitution for victims."
The indictment alleges that on approximately June 9, 2005, Burnett coerced a minor to engage in sexually explicit conduct for the purpose of producing a visual image of the conduct. The indictment also seeks forfeiture of property used to commit the crime, including a residence in the 100 block of Parsonage Street in Fruitland.
Burnett faces a minimum sentence of 15 years and a maximum sentence of 30 years in prison for production of child pornography, followed by supervised release up to life. Burnett is currently detained on related state charges. No federal court appearance has been scheduled.
This case was brought as part of Project Safe Childhood, a nationwide initiative to combat the growing epidemic of child sexual exploitation and abuse launched in May 2006 by the Department of Justice. Led by United States Attorneys' Offices and the Criminal Division's Child Exploitation and Obscenity Section (CEOS), Project Safe Childhood marshals federal, state and local resources to better locate, apprehend and prosecute individuals who exploit children via the internet, as well as to identify and rescue victims. For more information about Project Safe Childhood, please visit www.projectsafechildhood.gov. Details about Maryland's program are available at http://www.usdoj.gov/usao/md/Safe-Childhood/index.html.
United States Attorney Rod J. Rosenstein praised the Federal Bureau of Investigation, Maryland State Police, Wicomico County Sheriff Mike Lewis and his office, Wicomico County State's Attorney Davis Ruark and Assistant State's Attorney Jamie Dykes and the Wicomico Child Advocacy Center for their work in this investigation and prosecution. Mr. Rosenstein thanked Assistant U.S. Attorney P. Michael Cunningham, who is prosecuting the case.


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Every bluff has unique dimensions. In the Winona region, government entities attempting to protect the view of area bluffs from below have had to start by first defining where a bluff top begins. Both the city of Winona and Winona County have used slope calculations and setbacks to define the tops of bluffs to ensure that new buildings are not constructed so close to the edge as to be seen from the valley below.
In March 2010, the Winona County Board voted that county planners should study a new kind of geospatial technology as a means to protect the bluff tops from development, a charge outlined in the zoning ordinance. Thirty-one months later, the job has still not begun.
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During the time the zoning ordinance was being rewritten, from 2007 to 2012, Winona County leaders studied the various ways bluffs could be protected. County board members learned about a tool called viewshed analysis. It is a Geographic Information System (GIS) program that allows technicians to create maps showing the location on a ridge where a structure could be seen from below.
County leaders and county planners, however, disagreed about how the viewshed tool should be used. Former County Planning Director Brian Bender argued that without defining exactly what the county was trying to protectfrom what vantage point views should be free of structures on the ridge linesthe tool would be too subjective. County board members discussed using highly-traveled valley roadways as a basis for places where views of the bluffs should be protected. They eventually asked that the viewshed analysis language be left out of the bluff protection ordinance until the Winona County Planning Commission could study the issue more thoroughly. In March 2010, the board passed a resolution which stated that although viewshed analysis language should be left out of the draft, it should be studied and brought back to the board within three months of the date on which the entire zoning ordinance was approved.
The next time the board met on the ordinance, Bender had returned the viewshed analysis language to the draft ordinance. When questioned about its inclusion, since the board had voted to remove the language, Bender said he had placed the generic language into the ordinance to serve as a place holder to remind planning staff that there was work yet to be done.
It has been 31 months since county commissioners asked that planning staff and the planning commission address how viewshed analysis systems could be used as a more accurate way to evaluate development proposals near the tops of bluffs. Current County Planning and Environmental Services Director Jason Gilman, who took the post after the work was completed to rewrite the bluff protection portion of the ordinance, said he was unaware of the boards directive.
The work ahead
While the viewshed analysis tool is included in the zoning ordinance today, it is not an absolute tool, meaning that its findings are just one consideration county leaders use when determining whether to issue a permit to build. The ordinance states, Viewshed analysis shall be employed as an evaluation tool to be considered as part of the decision making process, for structures that require a conditional use permit (CUP) to build near a bluff top.
When the board discussed its use back in 2010, Bender expressed concern about using the tool in this way. He recommended that the tool, unless specific areas where views are protected are determined, shouldnt be used at all. He said if those specifics were not identified, it couldnt be used without becoming overly restrictive or inconsistent. Im not disputing the value of [viewshed analysis], he said. We just cant make it work in a consistent way. We spent weeks trying to work on it.
The city of Winona was able to find a way to define specific areas where views should be protected using the viewshed analysis technology. Called the Mississippi River Viewshed Corridor, the area with protected views is identified in the citys ordinance as all land of the city located between the southerly right-of-way line of Highway 61 to the southerly shoreline of the Main Channel of the Mississippi River. If a proposed structure is possibly able to be seen from that defined area using a viewshed analysis, city staff may impose additional conditions, such as planting vegetation, to try to prevent that visibility.
Gilman was not optimistic about the chances of the county finding specific parameters for the viewshed analysis tool to be employed as a more absolute measurement. I think in order to actually use it as an absolute tool, you have to first define what you dont want to allow in greater detail, he said, but thats a higher-level policy decision that the elected body has to make.
Although it may prove challenging, Gilman said, I think what I will propose to do is bring this up with staff and our planning commission and see whether they would like to pursue any further study of the use of that tool.


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Aeoniums - not only are they a genus that name of which contains all vowels, not only is the genus name seven letters long (bingo word!), but it's a plant that looks lovely in the winter here, and this particular A. arboreum v. atropurpureum hybrid (?) has been sitting in its shallow pot very prettily these last few weeks, waiting for me to take note of its understated glamour. |
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- Posted by paracelsus Bliss (My Page) on Mon, Mar 26, 12 at 11:28
In a mellow tone That's the way to live If you mope and groan Something's gotta give Just go your way What a beautiful sound it makes! i always thought there ought to be a musical instrument named Aeonium. I guess there is ;-) |
Luscious Looking leafs, amazing how such a delicate looking leaf Can tolerate such cold temps. And even thrive in them. Nice looking Aloe standing by his side as mellow as can be. |
Oh my gosh! Those leaves look more like petals than leaves. |
- Posted by rosemariero6 z10 /ss24 So. Calif. (My Page) on Mon, Mar 26, 12 at 18:24
That is a MOST BEAUTIFUL Aeonium, captured PERFECTLY, Jeff! Hats off to ya!! =) |
Jeff, it's stunning. <3 |
Jeff, the plant does not even look real it is so perfect! you have the touch! |
- Posted by cactusmcharris 4 / Interior BC (My Page) on Mon, Mar 26, 12 at 22:08
Ladies and Gents, Everything's ok And thank you. Greg, that plant's been inside the house all winter - it's not cold-hardy (no Aeonium is). |
Wait a minute , I've always heard Aeoniums were winter growers, did something change this year? Just wondering, Greg |
paracelsus...how about the "Aeolian harp"? Just a few letters off, but almost the same pronunciation...almost. Try: Youtube...Chopin etude no. 1- Op. 25, for a "mellow mood". Frank |
- Posted by wantonamara 8bTx (My Page) on Tue, Mar 27, 12 at 10:34
very nice...if it would only take Texas heat. |
- Posted by cactusmcharris 4 / Interior BC (My Page) on Tue, Mar 27, 12 at 21:56
Greg, No, that's still correct. It's in growth now (see the green?). |
Cactusmcharris, Ok, I think I got it they are winter growers but do not necessarily like the Cold, cold weather, they just grow durring the winter months, right? Ok , If thats correct I learned something today and for that I say thank you. I was thinking, Winter grower meant it loved the cold weather. I love this forum, I really do, and I appreciate everyone's help here also, I've learned alot and continue to everyday. Thanks to All. Greg |
- Posted by paracelsus (My Page) on Wed, Mar 28, 12 at 2:53
Greg, almost no 'winter growing' succulents grow when conditions are below freezing as it is most of the time in winter way up north in the frozen wastelands where Jeff lives. They grow mostly in the fall and spring, but not in the 'dead' of winter. Most succulents can not survive sustained temperatures even a few degrees below freezing. Aeoniums in particular come from the Canary Islands where it almost never freezes. It is better to refer to 'winter growing' plants as summer dormant. That term is much less confusing. Brad |
- Posted by norma_2006 (My Page) on Wed, Mar 28, 12 at 4:58
Brad point well taken , here I must grow them in the Winter months, and put them under my benches in the summer, it has pretty warm here, so the are bolting into flower. Unfortunately they are my variegted var. I only wish my hair was as wavy as those leaves, and they are splended. The picture is picture perfect, and thank you Jeff and Brad, Norma |
Brad , thank you for the break down, yeah I was thinking winter growers meant cold temps. Not to the extent of freezing, but just southern California cold. Lol... I appreciate your input, both yours and Jeff explanation was and eye opener, of course if I lived where it freezes over I might have learned quicker for sure just by the plants dead leaves. |
- Posted by paracelsus (My Page) on Wed, Mar 28, 12 at 12:38
Frank, in high school I played a bass Euphonium, also known as a four valve Tuba. Didn't sound anything like an Aeolian harp :-) Love Chopin! For those who may not know, In a Mellow Tone is an old jazz standard written by Duke Ellington, and performed by his band, Count Basie, Ella Fitzgerald, Sarah Vaughan, Coleman Hawkins, and countless others. Jeff posted the first two stanzas, and I posted the second half of the lyrics. Thanks for this thread Jeff! It has been fun and educational, and from hot to cold. Brad |
And here all this time I was waiting for you to say I'm just mad about Saffron. Thanks for enlightening me. |
Jeff, " Stunning" thanks for sharing ..... |
- Posted by cactusmcharris 4 / Interior BC (My Page) on Thu, Mar 29, 12 at 17:08
Brad, This thread making you happy is small beer compared with your pics of succulents you've shared with us. Just for you, I've found a full body shot of the plant, just more proof good things grow in shallow containers. Speaking of hot, I'm hot to have my passport redone - is this a fair representation (thanks for photo to Cactus J!)? |
- Posted by cactusmcharris 4 / Interior BC (My Page) on Sun, Apr 29, 12 at 20:44
Not only did the plant get in the newspaper (again), I gave away a pup of it on a spur of the moment. Darn those spurs... |
A stunning Aeonium Jeff! Hey, I think you might be the one who gave me a cutting of A. arboreum rubrolineatum at a C/S show in San Diego a few years back. Would that possibly be you? |
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So Jeff, would that fair representation be Mirounga angustirostris, by any chance? Nice newspaper photo, BTW. Christopher |
Ah, I thought it was that plant! |
- Posted by Beachplants Z11 (My Page) on Mon, Apr 30, 12 at 0:22
Photo's, poets, newspapers, screenshots - its all here! Love the Aeonium and yes it is a great pic as well, glossy and who needs flowers. |
- Posted by cactusmcharris 4 / Interior BC (My Page) on Mon, Apr 30, 12 at 10:14
Arid, That's me. Somehow no one else had this plant for a number of years. How's it doing? Christopher, It is, too, from San Benitos Island, IIRC Cactus Jordi's pictures. Colleen, Your plants are getting pulled/plucked today. Rian, That's just my thinking. I'll go sing a Bob Dylan song now... |
I plucked out a couple yesterday. I'm keeping track of the dates! Before May 10, week before May 10. |
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Hot on the heels of Team GB's success on the water, Barnet Council's Youth Support Service is helping young people try their hand at canoeing on the Welsh Harp Reservoir.
The 'fun on the water' programme is just one of a range of new activities available through this year's Futureversity programme, offering opportunties to inspire young people aged 8 to 25.
Taking place at venues across the borough, this summer's fully booked activities programme has offered four fun packed weeks of courses run by professional and experienced tutors.
Other activities from the newly expanded programme include beat bounce fitness training programme, cheerleading and motorcycle workshop, Brazilian dance, and rock school. Young people can get the chance to learn a new skill such as kitchen basics, give a new sport like archery or hockey a go, or boost their creativity in a new area like animation. They can also experience a range of learning opportunities at Middlesex University.
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Phil Atkinson, Chairman of Phoenix canoe club said: "It's great to host some of the activities for Barnet from our club base on the Welsh Harp reservoir. The young people have had a fantastic time on the water trying out a host of craft, learning new skills and playing games afloat."
Councillor Andrew Harper, Cabinet member for Education, Children and Families, said: "Our expanded Positive Activities scheme has proved a huge hit with young people in Barnet this year. As well as giving them a chance to learn a new skill or sport, these courses offer young people from all walks of life a chance to engage, learn and socialise in a safe and fun environment.
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BOISE, Idaho — No laws were broken involving a northern Idaho trapper who posed for a photo in front of a live wolf caught in a leg-hold trap surrounded by blood-splattered snow, Idaho Department of Fish and Game officials say.
Two environmental groups, Idaho-based Friends of the Clearwater and the Center for Biological Diversity, based in Portland, Ore., called for an investigation following a March 18 photo that showed trapper Josh Bransford smiling in the foreground with the wolf standing in the background with its leg in the trap.
The groups contended the photo circulating on the Internet suggested the animal was tortured before it was killed. Fish and Game in a report released Thursday said the wolf was legally trapped.
"The taking of the photo of a trapper with a live, trapped wolf and the trapper's posting of this photo online are contrary to the ethics and humane responsibility that Idaho Fish and Game teaches in wolf trapper and hunter education classes," wrote Fish and Game Director Virgil Moore. "This action reflects poor judgment. However the trapping and harvest of the wolf were lawful, according to our investigation."
The report also said investigators found no evidence the wolf trapped near Elk City was shot by someone else before Bransford killed it after the photo.
Bransford told officials that nicks on the wolf's legs indicated someone else shot and injured the wolf before he arrived. But Fish and Game Officer George Fischer said the nicks weren't caused by a bullet.
"Reports of shooting at the wolf by other people, and other reports regarding this matter appear to have no basis in fact or are otherwise distortions of events," Moore wrote.
Gary Macfarlane of Friends of the Clearwater questioned the report.
"There is a nagging legal question here," he said. "Why was there all that blood and was the wolf shot by someone or more than one person? They didn't answer that. They didn't seem to want to address what seems to be an inconsistency."
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Fish and Game said hunters killed 252 wolves and trappers another 123 for a total of 375 in Idaho this wolf hunting and trapping season. Officials said that left a minimum wolf population in the state of 570, down from more than 700 last year and a peak of 850 in 2009.


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The growth in the economy is too London-centric and does not reflect what is really happening in the rest of the UK, Unite, the largest union in the country, said today.
Unite welcomed the growth in Gross Domestic Project (GDP) by one per cent in the last quarter, but said the construction industry's contribution to GDP - down 2.5 per cent - was a more realistic barometer of the true state of the economy.
Unite general secretary, Len McCluskey said: "While any growth in the economy is to be welcomed, the picture is clouded by the artificial boost to the economy generated by Olympic ticket sales – a once-in-a-lifetime occasion - which was responsible for 0.2 per cent of this growth.
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"David Cameron and George Osborne's austerity polices are still causing serious problems to the economy which remains flat. If you strip away the economic fillip created by the Olympic ticket sales, you have an economy stuck on the starting blocks with anaemic growth, and you still have the food banks on the rise and long-term unemployment on the increase.
"With some 90 per cent of the cuts still to come, consumer confidence is what we really need to recover, but with crippling income and housing cuts heading for the low waged there will be little chance of hope spreading beyond the M25.
"Investment in the Olympic Park and other Olympic facilities across the UK are the type of public infrastructure project that can pull Britain out of the economic mire.
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- Posted by bobsmyuncle (My Page) on Sat, Oct 25, 08 at 15:46
How much darker? If you are just going a little bit, you may be able to get there with a glaze or toner. If you decide to paint, the grain will probably telegraph through. Are you OK with this? As for cleaning, Dawn and water will remove most of the dirt. Follow up with naphtha or mineral spirits to remove oil-based contaminants. If you are just going over top with something else, a light scuff sanding to roughen the surface and remove superficial scratches will work. |
I think we decided to paint, I am ok with some of the grain coming through. We did a light sanding with 180 and really it had no effect. I think we will prime with a good primer and then paint. I want to paint the top a dark brown or black and the body will be a lighter color. I did my bathroom cabinets last year, but the grain was not as pronounced as this. Thanks for the info. Laura |
- Posted by bobsmyuncle (My Page) on Sun, Oct 26, 08 at 17:58
Just use a a quality oil-based enamel. Cheap latex paints exhibit "blocking," meaning things will stick to it and it will stick to itself. I saw your post on your vanity. Nice work. |
Thanks Bob, that means a lot. DH doubts me most of the time, but I do prevail! I am going to start sanding and priming today. At least the base, will work on the hutch after I get the base done. Pics to follow! Laura |
Ok here is the question. Would it be better to spray the desk after primed or use a roller or brush. Since there is so much, I was thinking spraying, although I want the top to be a dark finish. Thoughts? Thanks, Laura |
- Posted by bobsmyuncle (My Page) on Mon, Oct 27, 08 at 11:30
If by "spray" you mean aerosol cans, I'd rather you brush. It's difficult to get even coverage over large areas with aerosols. If you have a spray gun and set up, then yes, and I'd change my recommendation to a spraying lacquer. Otherwise, brush with oil-based. See if the back panel is easily removable. If you are going to spray, it will save you a lot of blow-back and having to worry about 3 sided concave corners. If you are going to brush, it will make it easier to work and see. |
We don't have a sprayer now, but DH was talking about getting one. I will have to check the back panel, primed the top today, want to do that in a dk brown or black laquer with the rest maybe an off white? Still haven't decided yet. I think the top will come off which will make that easier. There is trim around the bottom that I may do in the dark same as the top as well. Still thinking. Thanks, Laura |
Ok took the top off now that will be easy to paint. I think I will use a brush on the dark colors. What kind of paint is best, I want something that will withstand heavy use as a desk top. Is a lacquer best? For the cabinets I just used an enamel paint, this will not be in the bathroom but it will get a lot of use. Thanks, Laura |
Ok desk is all primed. Took off the top and took out all the pull outs and drawers. It is basically just a shell now, which I think will work well with the sprayer. The hutch is primed as well. I think I will cut out the inserts on the doors on the top and put beadboard there instead. Beadboard in the center top as well. Bought a dk chocolate brown for the top and trim and a soft ivory for the rest. Will post pics when painting gets done. L |
Here is an updated pic! Hutch will be brought in later today. Love how it turned out. Excuse the wires, still figuring that out. Thanks for the help, will post pics of the whole desk later. Laura |
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Crystal Vargas knows that beauty is more than skin-deep. That's why the licensed aesthetician doesn't haphazardly slather her client's skin with a few lotions and call it a day. Instead, she uses custom skincare regimes to boost confidence, and ultimately beauty, from the inside out. Crystal doles out face and body treatments, from a refreshing facial that uses steam to restore skin's natural glow to designer peels that gradually diminish pigmentation. She also helps newly rejuvenated skin really steal the spotlight with waxing treatments for the face and body, and cancan lessons for shy legs.
The aestheticians at Madison Mohrr Skin Care specialize in spa treatments for women's faces and bodies. Though male patrons are welcome to attend in the company of a spouse or significant other, beauty specialists direct their skills toward administering facials, waxes, and homeopathic treatments to patrons with two X chromosomes or Scrabble pieces. The beauty specialists prove their dedication to creating a stress-free oasis by setting up each service with an appointment, which guarantees that each client receives the unhurried, personalized attention typically reserved for slow-motion tickle fights. Outside of her skincare business, Madison Mohrr - who recently celebrated 25 years of being cancer free - works with breast cancer awareness groups in Fresno.
Dr. Cynthia M. Lopez began her medical career in the Philippines, returning to her hometown after medical school to provide health care to families who could not otherwise afford it. Since that time, Dr. Lopez has become an expert laser cosmetic surgeon, helping enhance the beauty of her clients within a practice designed to evoke the calm and relaxation of Mariveles, her archipelago hometown. Dr. Lopez and her staff aim to demystify the advanced techniques they deploy in pursuit of increasing each patient's confidence, walking them through the steps of liposuction, skin treatments, cosmetic injections, and how exactly they manage to steal and replace the noses of children.
Nevada School of Massage Therapy graduate Cathy Abbott earned a national certification in massage therapy, a distinction that requires her to keep her skills sharp with continuing-education courses. Among the modalities she's mastered are gentle Swedish massages, which stimulate circulation; deep-tissue massages, which address chronic pain; and hot-stone massages, which locate trendy gems lodged beneath the skin. Abbott also specializes in prenatal massage, during which she uses special pillows and positioning techniques to assuage the physical stress of maternity.
The aestheticians at By Divine Facials coddle complexions with skin services that range from quick mini facials to advanced microdermabrasion treatments and chemical peels. Eyelash extensions add drama to every blink, and makeup artists primp faces for weddings, proms, and debutante wrestling tournaments. Waxing treatments leave skin free of unwanted stubble, and Cellussage sessions aim to vacuum up cellulite's skin dimples without surgery.
With Salon Del Monaco as her backdrop, Kristi Georges takes hold of scissors. The blades thrum together as she styles hairdos, drawing on more than a decade of experience in the industry. Beneath shelves laden with Redken and Enjoy haircare products, her customers recline on the cushy chairs of the salon, where the friendly stylist and an absence of haggard mariners with long stories of woe create a welcoming atmosphere.


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Topic: Should people always prefer the new things, ideas, or values to those of the past?
Under the information explosion, new commodities, ideas and fresh values seem to come out at every second like bumblebees pile out from their hive. People face the obsessive selection of whether to catch up the up-to-the-minute trend or merely to stick on the classical way. As far as I am concerned, new things, ideas and values should be in conjunction with the old ones. Obviously, countless people have gone before us and we should learn from their failures and experiences which will both somewhat hold us back from mistakes and be more success. However, as time progresses, we continually to create new way of doing things and invent new technology to make us lives better. The one who just believe the out dated stuffs would be fool, we absorb directionally and mostly the concepts, ideas, experiences and spirits from the ancients.
Masses of our new technologies are based on the basic concepts. For instance, nowadays, our space shuttles, satellites and space telescope are all based on the classical mechanics and the theory of relativity. That is exactly what we did; we get the help from the old concepts and develop them to shape our own theories and technologies. And these new things can contribute us of carrying out our daily tasks more easily and we should embrace this. The more efficient we become at what we already do, the more time and energy we can put into new things, or into more of the same thing. It also reflects the very source of the information explosion. If I were to use the technology they used a thousand years ago, I could hardly do basic things properly including eating. In 2011, every individual does not have to make their own tools like axes, spears, because modern technology allows one small group of tool makers to manufacture millions of various tools and then transport that anywhere in the world for people to purchase at any market. Therefore, if I were to be left only with the technology that occurred thousands of years ago, it would be very difficult for me to do the most normal job, because modern technology makes it where I can spend less time worrying how to build the tool that I need to do a proper work.
In general, the new things, ideas, or values are more like that the assembly of the old ones. Both of them are vital to us.
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'Slavery by Another Name' Author Hopes PBS Film Sways Cynics
*The anticipated TV premiere of "Slavery by Another Name" finally makes its PBS debut tonight (Feb. 13) at 9 p.m. [Check local listings.] Narrated by Lawrence Fishburne, the 90-minute documentary tells how former slaves, just after the Emancipation Proclamation, were often arrested on trumped up charges and forced to work for free as prisoners under […]
2-Min Standing Ovation for 'Slavery By Another Name' Director at Sundance
*Following a screening of the 90-minute documentary "Slavery by Another Name" at the Sundance Film Festival on Monday, the audience gave a nearly 2-minute standing ovation for its director Sam Pollard. As previously reported, the film makes its PBS debut on Feb. 13 at 9 p.m., as part of the channel's Black History Month programming. […]
Eric Holder's Wife Tells Her Story in PBS' 'Slavery by Another Name'
*Imagine this… You do some research into your family tree and discover that your uncle, who was born nearly 30 years after slavery, was one of thousands of black men pulled back into a forced labor system in which they were arrested – largely on trumped up charges – and compelled to work without pay as […]


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Meet My Cousins
May 31, 2011 at 3:44 PM
As if my life weren't fascinating enough, I thought you all would like to see some pictures of my cousins Kuboi and Stuart, purebred dachshunds who live in Vermont. Stuart is one the left and Kuboi's on the right.
Kuboi? I bet you're wondering where that name came from. Kuboi was the name of a close friend my mom's family had in Hawaii in the 1960's. He brought them meals, drove them to school and occasionally came up with a joke or two.
I've never met my cousins but sure would like to someday. I'm trying to convince my mom to take me back East on the airplane when she goes to visit her sister in August. I must say, my cousins are pretty good looking, but they've got a long way to go to catch up with me.
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Chula Vista - Officers from the Chula Vista Police Department conducted a DUI Saturation Patrol on Friday, January 27th, 2012 within the City of Chula Vista.
The DUI Saturation Patrol was aimed at increasing public awareness, decreasing the number of drivers who drive while under the influence of alcohol and/or drugs as well as insuring drivers have a valid driver's license.
During this operation, traffic stops were conducted on 60 vehicles. 7 persons were evaluated for driving under the influence and 1 of the drivers was cited for under 21 years old and over a .01% BAC. A driver was placed under arrest for possession of methamphetamine and a passenger from a separate traffic stop was placed under arrest for possession of methamphetamine, drug paraphernalia and impersonating another person. 1 driver was driving on a suspended license and another 4 were unlicensed. 2 vehicles were impounded on a 30 day hold and another 2 vehicles were impounded with no holds. 30 citations were written for various other vehicle code violations.
This was considered a successful DUI Saturation Patrol. The Chula Vista Police Department is continuing its efforts to keep our community safe by detecting and deterring impaired drivers. The Chula Vista Police Department is asking for the publicÆs continued assistance throughout the year to Report Drunk Drivers ¢ Call 9-1-1.
Funding for this operation was provided by the California Office of Traffic Safety through the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
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A lot can be said about Kenny and Lilly's loyalty to family members. They constantly put the group at risk and make decisions seemingly solely based on who they're related to sometimes, but what would you do?
Here's the hypothetical: Clem is drowning and you pull her out. She's not breathing and you can't feel a pulse.* You're trapped on a boat so you can't leave. Also, everybody in the group is weak from lack of food.
The group wants to kill her before she turns. You could try giving her CPR or back off and let them kill her. What do you do?
*Young children may have a mammalian diving reflex. When they are suddenly immersed in cold water less than 68F (20C), they can stop breathing, slow their heart rate dramatically, and shunt all the blood flow to the heart and brain. Though not common, these children may be resuscitated and return to normal function. Cases have been reported of survival, even after being underwater for an hour.


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M olding the 'clay', getting your fingers 'wet': discovering how Mozart thought, how he might have written things, how he went about doing what he did. This is inevitably humbling—this improvising cadenzas and whole movements that are missing from his works. But it also enables you to more accurately perform and understand the parts that are not missing; to have a better sense that there are [performance] 'options' from which to choose."I s it 'creation' or is it imitation? Honestly, it is both!
Robert Levin, pianist.
- Mozart – Prelude and Fugue in C, K. 394 (4.0 min; 3.5 min)
- Mozart – "Adagio variee" K3 Anh. 206a = K6 Anh. A 65 (1.5 min for each of 4)
- Mozart – Suite "In the style of Handel", K. 399 [Sarabande completed by R. Levin] (3.5 min; 3.5 min; 2.2 min; 4.3 min; 3.5 min)
- Mozart – Piano Sonata No. 15 in F, K. 533/494 (26.5 min)
W hat you hear in this Adagio, K. Anh. A65, are two parts, A and B, composed by Mozart. And for each of these, I have deconstructed them, stripped them down, and created versions, A' and B', removing the decorations… to show what might have been."I n Levin's improvised material in last evening's MainlyMozart program in San Diego we get a sense of genuine authenticity in terms of motivic elements, harmonic progressions, modulations, durations that each chord/key prevails until a change is introduced, and so on. Really convincing and wonderful. You don't necessarily have to have comprehensive (or even 'adequate') explanations for the formal structure of Mozart's music to produce new compositions (or, as Levin is famous for doing, completions of Mozart's unfinished ones) that have tremendous verisimilitude.
Robert Levin, pianist.
T here is a lot of latitude for interpretation in these pieces—including Levin's slow, dilated accounts of the first two movements of Sonata in F, K. 533. For example, Schiff, Eschenbach, Uchida, and others turn in Allegro times ranging between 7 min and 9 min, compared to Levin's 11 min for the Allegro last night. Others' performances of the Andante range between about 6 min and 10 min, with Levin's account close to 9 min. And the Rondo Allegretto of this Sonata is, in others' hands, incredibly varied, ranging from as short as 6 min to 8 min or more; Levin's tendency toward hyper-masculine emphasis leads him to 6 min 20 seconds with a flourish.
I 'm studying—we all should be studying, like students learning a new language. People study French, German, Italian, Chinese… eventually they become fluent speakers, if they work hard at it. Well, why not think of Mozart as a language, one that must be learned, in a conversational way? I am studying Mozart! I'm just trying to improve my diction—trying to get my 'accent' better."L evin's remarks remind me of David Cope, composer and professor at UC Santa Cruz, who 20+ years ago created Emmy, a LISP-based software application that produced scores in the style of classical composers. Some time ago Cope decided to sunset Emmy. It has been superceded by a new package, called Emily Howell, another in his suite of computer models of musical creativity.
Robert Levin, pianist.
L iterary theorist Frederic Jameson considers the 'effacement' of a personal style and its replacement by 'pastiche'—not parody as in Bruce Adolphe's comedic and educational routines but the borrowing and recoding of historical idioms, adopting jargon popularized by others, and repurposing ornaments and decorations that previously held different meanings—as fundamental elements of post-modernism. It is a "celebration of surfaces, which denies the hermeneutics of depth" (Jameson, pp. 64-5.) It's like speech in a dead language, but speech that is devoid of parody's ulterior, satiric motives. [Satie and Debussy co-opted and experimented with other styles and did pastiches. Nyman's book covers some of this history of 'experimental' music.]
L evin marveled aloud about the brevity of the fragments that were his starting-materials… conjured the notion of Mozart as a dilettante... abandoning a Gigue in 5 bars; the Sarabande that Levin completed, abandoned by Mozart in 4 bars, just the merest sketch now extant; Mozart becoming very quickly disinterested in the art of fugue, having been goaded into attempting it by his wife.
B ut these idiosyncrasies and peccadillos of Mozart's become in Levin's hands a wonderful asset—they serve as a pretext for better understanding the man and the music, or, as many have noted, reviving the art of improvisation and honoring 'freshness' and novelty in classical music performance.
W hat has happened in the last generation or so is that objects—musical scores—have become 'sacred'. People focus far too much on adhering literally to the notes that are written on the page. It is far better, I believe, to have a sense of responsibility to create something new in performing each work—it needs always to be 'dangerous'."R obert Levin studied piano with Louis Martin in New York City, and composition there with Stefan Wolpe. He was invited to study with Nadia Boulanger at the American Conservatory in Fontainebleau, France, and in Paris while still a teenager. He studied composition with Leon Kirchner, and piano with Clifford Curzon, Robert and Jean Casadesus, and Alice Gaultier-Léon. He was appointed head of music theory at the Curtis Institute in 1968, on the recommendation of Rudolf Serkin. Levin's highly praised Mozart fortepiano concerto series, with Christopher Hogwood and The Academy of Ancient Music, was released in 1994 on the L'oiseau-Lyre label. Levin has been commended especially for his improvised cadenzas, a once-popular performance practice that some have credited him with restoring to tradition. His version of Mozart's Requiem was premiered in 1991 in Stuttgart at the European Music Festival, conducted by Helmuth Rilling. Since 1993, Levin has been a professor at Harvard, where he serves as a Dwight P. Robinson Jr. Professor of Music Performance & Analysis and Professor of the Humanities.
Robert Levin, pianist.
- Robert Levin page at MainlyMozart.org
- Robert Levin page at Harvard
- Levin R. Improvising Mozart. Academy of Ancient Music,
- Robert Levin CV and publications
- Orchestration MUSI-4526, Columbia Univ Dept of Music (typical course involving learning to compose 'in-the-style-of-X')
- Adolphe B. Piano Puzzlers: Thirty Familiar Tunes Disguised in the Styles of Famous Composers. WannaCracker, 2006.
- Baudrillard J. Simulacra and Simulation. Univ Michigan, 1995.
- Berger J. 'Who cares if It [automatic-listening software] listens? An essay on creativity, expectations, and computational modeling of listening to music,' in Virtual Music: Computer Synthesis of Musical Style. Cope D, ed. MIT , 2004.
- Blitstein R. Triumph of the cyborg composer. 22-FEB-2010.
- Chew E. PalestrinaPal: Grammar-checker for music compositions in the style of Palestrina. USC, 2001.
- Cope D. Computers and Musical Style. A-R, 1992.
- Cope D. Experiments in Musical Intelligence. A-R, 1996.
- Cope D, Burman L, Paiement N. Virtual Mozart. (Centaur, 2000.)
- Debord G. Society of the Spectacle. Black & Red, 2000.
- Jameson F. Postmodernism, or the Cultural Logic of Late Capitalism. Verso, 1991.
- Levin R. Who Wrote the Mozart Four-Wind Concertante? Pendragon, 1989.
- Levin R, 'The Devil's in the details: Neglected aspects of Mozart's piano concertos,' in Mozart's Piano Concertos: Text, Context, Interpretation. Zaslaw N, ed. Univ Michigan, 1997, pp. 29-50.
- Levin R, in Century of Bach & Mozart: Perspectives on Historiography. Kelly T, Gallagher S, eds., eds. Harvard Univ, 2009.
- Levin R. 'Musical improvisation,' in Art, Education and Society. Solis G, Nettl B, eds. Univ Illinois, 2009, pp. 143-9.
- Lewis J. 'Creation by refinement and the problem of algorithmic music composition,' in Music and Connectionism. Todd P, Loy G, eds. MIT, 1991.
- Nayberg A. Musicological Pastiche. Hats Off, 2000.
- Nettl B. Speculations on musical style and musical content in acculturation. Acta Musicologica 1963;35:35-7.
- Nyman M. Experimental Music. 2e. Cambridge Univ, 1999.
- Wilkins M. Creative Music Composition: The Young Composer's Voice. Routledge, 2006.


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New year, new tears... here's a new Indian Jewelry track: Charmer https://soundcloud.com/indianjewelry/charmer https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LrB_ZYklfEw
Indian Jewelry is a band from the Houston, Texas underground, founded by Erika Thrasher and Tex Kerschen in 2002.
"The most mind-controlling band I ever saw was Indian Jewelry. During a set at the Echo four or five or six years ago, they found some top-secret dial on the back of their synthesizer and slowly started turning up the insanity, pounding away at the same unrelenting riff until a roomful of people was twitching and frothing at the mouth. So you could say I've got high hopes for this appearance at Part Time Punks' anniversary show. These weaponsgrade Texan psychedelicists match truly primitive electronics, rhythms like Konono N°1, bleeps and wooshes from some kind of Soviet radar system, etc., to unending slo-mo distorto guitar that fills the room like boiling oil and ghost vocals from the other side. Like all Indian Jewelry releases, new album Peel It demands your total commitment. So hear … and obey." Chris Ziegler, LA Weekly
"Indian Jewelry stand at a kind of musical crossroads where the gloriously dark moments of rock n'roll's past hang side by side with clunky rave synths and a droned-out attitude." Paul Hanford, Dazed & Confused.
"the Barry White of lizard brain chakra fucking." Dan Collins, LA Record
"a growling, prowling, synthetic powwow stomp, glamorous in every sense of the word, but you won't need a sage or a sigil to figure it out. This is tantric, orgasmic, blood-warming, bone-rattling music, and I'd give my firstborn to join their cult." Liz Armstrong, Chicago Reader
Indian Jewelry's most recent album, Peel It, was released in late 2012 via the Reverberation Appreciation Society. The band has also released music with We Are Free, Tigerbeat 6, Skinny Wolves, Deleted Art, Monitor Records, Dull Knife, Gold Standard Laboratories, and their own Girlgang Records.
Indian Jewelry has toured with Tusco Terror, Leslie Keffer, Psychic Ills, Clipd Beaks, Lightning Bolt, Prince Rama, Health, !!!, and Holy Fuck.
Indian Jewelry has played most festivals of note in the United States.
Indian Jewelry has been written about in nearly every discerning music magazine worldwide.
This is glam fallout. This is free boogie. A star giving birth to a rat. A rat giving birth to a rainbow.
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Turquoise Cadiz Mosaic Bistro Table
I have been wishing for one of the cadiz mosaic bistro sets for about 2 years. I ended up with this one, partially because it was in stock nearby, and mostly because it was on sale for half the original price.
The table is beautiful, well made, and almost exactly what I wanted. I will say, for you perfectionists out there, that the tile is very slightly sloppily done. The table looks beautiful from afar, and looks great up close, but the mortar isn't always perfect, nor is the pattern perfectly done.
The set however, is a perfect intimate size for two, and my husband and i have already used it every single day, for dinner dates and for afternoon tea. There is no question that I would buy it again. Also note that the cadiz chairs are absolutely wonderful and comfortable. Initially I was tempted to only buy the table and save money on the chairs, but having bought the chairs I'd advise all others to do the same - they really are exactly what is wanted with the table.
July 14, 2013
LOVE my table!
I got this last summer with the matching black bistro-style chairs. I sit at it at least once daily...I just LOVE it and couldn't imagine not having it!
The colors are so beautiful! I separately purchased seat cushions, and it's just the most comfy place on my patio!
May 2, 2012
This is a great product for the money!
The table is just what we were looking for to enjoy our morning coffee on the lenae. It also comes in a variety of colors.
July 1, 2011
Love the color and $. Easy to put together. It came in a box that JUST fit into my trunk. Looks great as an addition seating area on the patio without breaking the bank. I am going to seal the grout to protect from stains.
May 10, 2011
I will buy the red elephant off of you!
IF anyone has the red elephant design from last year I will buy it off of you and pay to have it shipped! Please!! laura[@]
May 15, 2012
a great buy
I wanted something different for a small table for my office - it's great. Very happy with the size, quality, craftsmanship for the price. Did lots of comparison shopping. Only negative was the packaging for shipping - first table arrived badly damaged because the boxing was so thin and flimsy. World Market did a fine job of customer service in replacing it - only downside was having to wait for the replacement. Very happy with the service and the product.
May 4, 2012
Perfect Poolside Table
Loved it so much that I'm adding the larger version.
June 19, 2011
Great so far
We have this table outside all the time. We have had some serious rains, I've spilled some Indian food in the grout, we have tree debris that stays on the table and it looks like we just put it out there. We love having a mosaic table that reflects what feels like, a beautiful blue sky even if there isn't one.
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