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Coffee Mousse And Pandoro Desserts Recipe
Here is a nice and quick recipe to use up leftover pandoro or panettone the coffee mousse and pandoro desserts.
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Death by Chocolate Mousse Recipe - Halloween Special Recipe
Death by Chocolate Mousse is a Halloween Special Recipe. How to make the very popular French dessert: Chocolate Mousse. You can also dress it up Halloween Style. It is an absolute treat with no tricks involved!
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Cookies And Cream Mousse Cake Recipe
Cookies and cream mousse cake is a rich, creamy dessert that requires no baking and is very easy to prepare. Whipped cream is combined with melted white chocolate and crushed oreo cookies. Spooned onto a delicious crushed oreo cookie base, this cool dessert will have everyone wanting a second slice.
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Delicious creamy crunchy mousse with the flavour of ginger.
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Things Are Happening at Zilker Park…
The solar powered Grackle Tower going up! Head there for daily schedules & a cool mist.
Barton Springs Road will become one big sidewalk on Friday, leading up to the main entrance of the Festival.
The LIVESTRONG Stage is going up. It will play host to headliners Kings of Leon, The Dave Matthews Band, Pearl Jam and 12 other artists this weekend.
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A shortlist of three young practices has been announced by The Architectural Foundation, The Finnish Institute in London and the London Wildlife Trust to conceptualise a floating platform for the Camley Street Natural Park in London's King's Cross.
Erkko Aarti & Arto Ollila, Esa Ruskeepaa Architects, and Hekki Muntola & Toni Osterlund have been selected from a longlist of eight teams to submit designs for the floating platform which will enable the London Wildlife Trust to expand their educational programmes and extend their studies into local wildlife. A winner will be announced in January 2013 and the structure built in the same year.
Director of The Architecture Foundation, Sarah Ichioka commented: "We are delighted to be working on this Viewpoint project with the Finnish Institute and the London Wildlife Trust, creating a permanent contribution to the landscape of Camley Street Natural Park. The tree shortlisted practices represent an exciting and emerging generation of Finnish architects, who we believe will bring a sensitive and high quality approach to this design commission."


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discovery soccer park
Our 5-A-Side soccer league runs from Monday to Friday and you can choose what night of the week your team would like to play. We offer 8 state of the art Astro Turf soccer pitches and an upmarket clubhouse to relax in, have a drink and a bite to eat after your game.
Should you not want to play in any league, you can book a casual/social pitch and come along and have a friendly game with your mates. We also have a ladies League on Tuesday evenings. The venue is very popular for hosting soccer parties for the kids as well as corporate days, yearend functions and various other functions no matter small or large. We offer a soccer school and a soccer club for the young ones from U/10 down.
Please do not hesitate to contact me should you require any further information.
To register a team or to make any bookings you can visit our website on www.discoverysoccerpark.co.za or call us on 011-447-1198. We are situated at The Wanderers Club in Illovo.
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49th Parallel moving into Kits Coffee Co. location with Lucky's Doughnuts
Last month, Kits Coffee Co. (2198 West 4th Avenue) closed down after 17 years in business. Now we know who the location's new tenant will be.
Early next year, 49th Parallel Coffee Roasters is going to be leaving its narrow café at 2152 West 4th Avenue and moving into the larger spot just up the street, at the corner of Yew Street. Co-owner Vince Piccolo tweeted about the move, which will also give 49th Parallel side project Lucky's Doughnuts a presence in Kitsilano, on Friday (October 19).
Big day. Signed lease to take over Kits Coffee location. @49thcafe Kits moving up the street early 2013. Also serving @luckysdoughnuts. Yes!
— vince piccolo (@vincepiccolo) October 19, 2012
It sounds like Piccolo had some fun breaking the news to his staff.
Boss man @vincepiccolo pulled a pretty epic prank on the entire staff today. Emailed everyone saying cafe on 4th was closing.
— 49th Parallel Coffee (@49thParallel) October 19, 2012
Later followed up saying it was moving to bigger location and adding doughnuts. RT to follow.
— 49th Parallel Coffee (@49thParallel) October 19, 2012
In June, 49th Parallel opened its second café, featuring Lucky's Doughnuts, at 2902 Main Street. Georgia Straight readers voted the Burnaby-based company the best coffee shop (independent) in this year's Best of Vancouver awards.
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Home › Henry Zarrow Center for Art & Education › Layout › Third Floor
The third floor's studio space serves TU's Master of Fine Arts program, making the site a living laboratory of artistic expression for resident talents and visiting professionals.
The state-of-the-art, light-filled studios is available for use by the most advanced graduate students in the School of Art. The space allows for painting, drawing, and mixed media work, giving students room to experiment and collaborate — a first for the program. There is also a print lab with a press and silk screening capabilities. Six graduate students occupy the space and have the opportunity to collaborate, not only with each other, but also with other artists in the Brady Arts District.
Additionally, the Zarrow Center provides working space for advanced graphic design students. Housed here is Third Floor Design, a TU student-operated graphic design enterprise that produces pro bono promotional materials for nonprofit arts and social service agencies. Created in 1994, the student agency matches TU arts students with Tulsa's nonprofit organizations where they learn the rewards of volunteerism while earning academic credit.
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quote:Istanbul would have been a great venue, anyone comparing it to the Middle East that is reported in the news is a half retarded redneck
quote:Middle East bunch of backwards fricktards
quote:Agreed. Anything is better than Atlanta. US crappy security couldn't even prevent a bomb in Olympic park. I'm surprised the US is even eligible for another one after that.
quote:A US city has to win in 2024, right?
quote:We will have some tough competition, though. Paris, Berlin, Rome and Toronto are supposedly going to bid.
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The TUGA
David Savona
Posted: May 10, 2004
There are two forms of golf. There's the type you watch on television, where a talented individual (Phil Mickelson, perfect example) hits a picturesque shot that sends a pretty white ball on a lovely arc before it lands softly on the green.
Then there's the type I play.
Such a round typically involves more than 100 hacks, most of which are capable of sending that ball on a flight that would scare the Grape Nuts out of Chuck Yeager. To take the sting out of so many poor shots, I need a good cigar. And to fish the worst of my shots from the lakes blocking my path to glory, I need a ball retriever.
Now, thanks to a clever tool called TUGA, I have a device that can help both parts of that game.
The TUGA begins as your run-of-the-mill ball retriever. The brushed aluminum shaft extends to 10 feet, capped by a bright yellow plastic ring that is quite capable of snagging a submerged ball. (Come back from Davy Jones' locker, oh Nike One, you cost $40 a dozen.) The pure genius of the device, however, lies in the second head of the TUGA, which is a cigar holder. By twisting the pole just so, a slim, steel spike extends from the bottom, and you plant that into the fairway (OK, the rough) to create the perfect links ashtray. Your cigar sits pretty, away from grass, pesticides and cigar-loving gophers, while you take your shot.
If your golf swing fails to impress the rest of your foursome, the device certainly will.
The TUGA has a suggested retail price of $44.95. For more information, go to www.TUGA.com.
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Steve Meier — June 24, 2011 1:48pm ET
Great tool and it gets a laugh with the guys, however the metal rod is a little weak. I broke the rod while using the ball retriever when it was fully extended.
David Savona — June 24, 2011 2:56pm ET
I've never hit a ball in the water, so I have no idea how the ball retriever works.
And if you believe that...
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Slash "I was totally obsessed with the creation of the 'Illusion' records"
Slash on the Illusion records: "When we started getting into the time it took
to do overdubs and vocals, Izzy sorta disappeared."
Legendary guitarist Slash (VELVET REVOLVER, GUNS N' ROSES) spoke to MusicRadar.com about the 20th anniversary of GUNS N' ROSES' "Use Your Illusion" albums.
"I don't know which one I prefer," he said. "I haven't listened to the 'Use Your Illusion' albums for so long, I don't even know what's on each. I know people like the blue one over the red one… Or maybe it's the other way around."
"I was just totally obsessed with the creation of the 'Illusion' records and when I got into that studio, I was completely absorbed with everything to do with them, all the time. Because it had been so long.
"We'd made 'Appetite [For Destruction]' and then toured for years and — for me, and I know for a couple of the other guys — we'd crashed and burned. So we were pulling ourselves out of the fucking quagmire and going back to work."
"It was definitely exploratory compared to 'Appetite'," he said. "I mean, honestly, I'd have preferred to do a record with just 10 fucking songs that were a bit more straightforward, but it was an opportunity to finally get the band to work again."
Slash revealed that there was a disagreement within the band over how much extra instrumentation should be put on the tracks.
"The problem was with Izzy," Slash said. "Because the album reached such gargantuan proportions as far as the production and complexity and the massive expectations [that] Izzy started to bow out. He was harder to find, because that was against his rock and roll philosophy, which I totally agree with.
"We got through the basic tracks and I think that's what gave the albums such a natural feel. But when we started getting into the time it took to do overdubs and vocals, he sorta disappeared."
Original interview from MusicRadar but we borrowed from SlobberMouth
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photo: Passion Pit on Pier 26 in 2013 (more by Luis Ruiz)
Passion Pit are finally ready to follow 2012's great Gossamer. Today they've announced that their third album, Kindred, will be out in April via Columbia, and put out a short teaser video that you can watch below.
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Palma Violets @ Glasslands - 1/23/13
We already posted BV contributor David Andrako's favorite live photos (that he took) of 2013, and now here's another from longtime BV contributor Dominick Mastrangelo. The one of Palma Violets above is one of his "13 for 13" pics picks, and you can check out the rest, along with a list of his favorite songs of the year, below...
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Justin Vernon w/ The Shouting Matches / Grimes / Autre Ne Veut
The second weekend of Austin's 2013 ACL Festival went down this past Friday (10/11) and Saturday (10/12) (Sunday was cancelled) with the second day giving us sets from The Cure, Passion Pit, Kendrick Lamar, Shouting Matches (Justin Vernon's blues band), Wilco, Grimes, Junip, Haim, Autre Ne Veut, Parquet Courts and more. Pictures of those artists (except none of Kendrick), and others from weekend 2 day 2 are in this post.
If you haven't been keeping up with our coverage of the festival, check out weekend 2 day 1 pics here and here, and weekend 1 pics here. More of weekend 2 day 2 below...
DG photo by Wei Shi @ FYF Fest
Passion Pit was kind enough to take the time to let fans know "a few" of the reasons bands cancel shows, like "weather", "general illness", "metal illness" and "conflicting schedules" (did they mean "emergency situation"?). We'd like to add a few more to the list:
1) Low Ticket Sales - Sometimes bands cancel shows because they don't want to play to an empty room, or it will be cheaper to refund everyone's money than pay the expenses associated with playing to a half-filled room. Sometimes they or the promoters are honest about it. Sometimes they aren't. Sometimes this can be solved by moving the show to a smaller venue instead of cancelling.
2) "Visa Issues" - This is a legitimate issue many artists face when trying to play overseas, and that sucks. Artists and/or the people who work for them can be overly optimistic and announce overseas shows before the band has the proper approval to play them, partially because they need to announce the show way in advance and the government can be slow. Sometimes it's easier to blame the country than yourself for filling out paperwork late. Sometimes you just need to say something that sounds better than "low ticket sales".
3) Drugs
4) Offered Something Better - Sometimes artists get offered late night TV shows or tours with Paramore but they already scheduled shows during that time. Sometimes those artists decide that taking that new opportunity is important for their career, and worth pissing off a few fans and complicating things.
and last but not least...
5) Death Grips.
Add your own reasons in the comments!
Passion Pit @ Pier 26 last month (more by Luis Ruiz)
Nobody likes cancellations. Passion Pit, who were in NYC last month and have had to cancel a few shows in their time (but have also done shows during a "blizzard"), have written a letter on their site about this very subject and how they also hate them but sometimes it happens. The well-meaning but kinda obvious post is mostly in handy list form:
1) General Illness. Though many bands play through illness, sometimes it's absolutely necessary to take a night off to ensure that the rest of the tour survives instead of beating your body up only to have to risk canceling more shows in the future. This is how so many singers lose their voices, or people develop long-term illnesses. It's just not worth it.You can read the rest here but guys you forgot the obvious one: volcanos.2) Mental illness. Most of our fans know about my condition but this only hurt us a few times, and it was well over a year ago, and I work my ass of to make sure I can get out on stage and tour. More on how we made up all of these shows later.
3) Weather. Outdoor stages that are built into muddy grounds have caused death (so many examples of this). Rain and electronics, as we all know, also really don't mix. Sometimes, other stationary stages are said to be "rain or shine" but do not actually have the capability of fully protecting the gear. As some of you may know, we lost SO much gear and money a few weekends ago due to a storm, and we're not about to mess it up on our final trek for "Gossamer." That could potentially end an entire tour and then that'd be it. No more touring. See you maybe in 2014. Not fun.
Passion Pit are on tour as we speak and their current dates are listed below.
photos by Dana (distortion) Yavin
The Cure / Kendrick Lamar / Passion Pit
Opening with a sluggish "Plainsong," the band - led, as always, by founder Robert Smith - scanned tentative, with a chunky and worn-looking Smith seeming particularly unhappy. Yet the Cure founder emoted the follow-up "Pictures of You," and by the time the band hit "Lullaby," the entire group was more animated. Momentum established, the Cure could do no wrong.Austin's 2013 ACL Festival kicked off on Friday (10/4), its first day of two consecutive weekends, and continued on Saturday (10/5). Day 2 gave us sets from The Cure, Kendrick Lamar, Wilco, Passion Pit, Haim and more. Pictures from the second day of the fest are in this post, and there's another set at BV Austin.Loosely dividing the concert into thirds, the band spent the first part on hits both massive and missed, from the jangly "High" and moody "Lovesong" to the funky "The Walk" and brooding "Fascination Street." A buoyant "Just Like Heaven" indicated the band isn't burned out on its biggest hit yet. [Austin Chronicle]
The festival's first weekend wraps up today (10/6) with sets from Atoms for Peace, The National, Phoenix, and more. Then it all happens again next week (10/11-10/13). If you haven't been keeping up with our coverage, check out pics of day 1 here and more here.
Update: Day 3 pics are up now.
More day 2 pics below...
photos by Luis Ruiz
Passion Pit / Best Coast
After performing Live on Letterman last Wednesday (9/4), Passion Pit brought their ongoing tour to Pier 26 for two sold-out shows with Best Coast (Friday, 9/6 and Saturday, 9/7). The band are still on tour in support of 2012's Gossamer, the awesome, lyrical followup to their huge 2009 debut, LP Manners. Their set on Friday was split pretty evenly between those two albums, and it also included Gossamer bonus tracks, their song from the Twilight soundtrack, and one from the Chunk of Change EP. Pictures and the setlists of both bands from Friday's show are in this post.
They continue below...
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Passion Pit on 'Live on Letterman' - 9/4/13
After playing Chicago's North Coast Music Festival this past weekend (where they lost most of their equipment during the storm that hit), Passion Pit made their way to NYC (with new instruments) to perform on "Live on Letterman" last night (9/4). The performance was just under an hour and saw the band playing mostly off of last year's Gossamer, but also a few cuts from their debut LP, Manners. Check out the full video and setlist, below.
Passion Pit are about to continue on their extensive tour, which includes their two NYC shows this weekend with Best Coast on Pier 26 on Friday (9/6) and Saturday (9/7). Tickets to those shows are still available, and we also have a pair for each to give away.
Updated dates are listed, along with the Letterman video, below...
Passion Pit at Bonnaroo 2013 (more by Dana (distortion) Yavin)
Ahead of Passion Pit's Pier 26 shows, they'll be performing live on Live on Letterman on September 4. The concert is taped at the Ed Sullivan Theater and airs on CBS.com and VEVO at 8 PM EST. You can also vote for what their last song will be on CBS.com. We've also got two pairs of tickets to give away for this show. Details on how to enter are below.
Passion Pit also just released their Taco Bell-sponsored documentary that they filmed during SXSW. The documentary, titled Hello Everywhere, was directed by Sam Jones (who did Wilco's I Am Trying to Break Your Heart) and features footage of the band and opener Wildcat! Wildcat! performing at Hype Hotel. You can watch the whole thing below.
Wildcat! Wildcat! are also touring with Black Light Dinner Party this year and hitting NYC for shows on September 26 at Glasslands (tickets) and September 28 at Mercury Lounge (tickets). All dates are listed below.
Tickets for Passion Pit's Pier 26 shows (9/6 and 9/7), which Best Coast open, are still available, and we're also giving away a pair to each.
Their tour also includes a stop at Chicago's North Coast Music Festival this weekend (8/30-9/1), which we're also giving away tickets to.
Updated dates are listed, along with the documentary video and contest details, below...
Best Coast @ Governors Ball 2013 (more by Amanda Hatfield)
Special guest Best Coast has been added to the bills of both Passion Pit shows happening at Pier 26 in NYC this September (9/6 & 9/7). Tickets are still available for both shows, and we also have a pair of tickets to give away for each show. Details on how to enter to win, below.
Passion Pit, who have been spending their summer at festivals like Firefly and Bonnaroo, and will be out and about through the fall. Updated tour dates are listed below.
Best Coast, meanwhile, have dates scheduled on the west coast, some with Lovely Bad Things, and play Riot Fest Toronto at the end of August before getting to NYC to play with Passion Pit. They then play Riot Fest Chicago with the Replacements and Pixies before hitting the road for some dates with Bleached. All dates are listed below...
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Le1f at the Whitney in April (more by Ryan Muir)
NYC's W Hotels have been doing a free live music series this summer at their various locations called W Gangs of New York, which has mostly consisted of artists DJing but there's a few live shows going on too. The series began on July 10 and continues every Sunday through August 25. The next show happens at their Midtown location on 7/21 with DJ sets from Dirty Projectors' David Longstreth and The Drums' Johnny Pierce. That's followed by a DJ set from Todd Terry (not to be confused with Todd Terje) and a live set from rapper Le1f on 7/28 at the Times Square location. And then it's DJ sets from Kidnap Kid and Shuttle (ex-Passion Pit) on 8/4 at the Union Square location. The rest of the lineup is TBA, but you can check W's site for updates. All shows are free, but RSVP to firstname.lastname@example.com is required.
Trailer video for the series below...
Passion Pit at Bonnaroo 2013 (more by Dana (distortion) Yavin)
Passion Pit, who played Camp Bisco over the weekend (7/13), have been on a tour all year, which included a huge NYC show at Madison Square Garden back in February. You may remember that the MSG show went on as planned despite the huge blizzard that hit NYC that day.
Passion Pit have just expanded their tour, and to make up for anyone who missed the MSG show because of the storm, they've scheduled "make up shows" happening in NYC on September 6 and 7 at Hudson River Park's Pier 26, right before the band plays Boston Calling. Tickets for the Pier 26 shows go on sale Friday (7/19) at noon, and discounted tickets will be offered to anyone who had purchased a ticket for their MSG show but couldn't make it. Proceeds will also go to the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention.
Passion Pit's tour also includes an Atlantic City show happening on November 1 at House of Blues Atlantic City. That show, and many others on the tour, is being opened by The Joy Formidable, but no openers have been announced for the Pier 26 shows yet. Tickets for the AC show go on sale Friday (7/19) at 10 AM with an AmEx presale starting Wednesday (7/17) at 10 Am and Ticketmaster/Total Rewards presales starting Thursday (7/18) at 10 AM.
All dates are listed, along with a couple videos, below...
photos by Dana (distortion) Yavin
Passion Pit / Vampire Weekend / Amanda Palmer / devoted fan
Firefly Music Festival went down 6/21-23 in Dover, Delaware. You already saw our pictures of day 1 and day 2, and here we finally are with pictures of day 3.
The final day of the fest gave us sets by a number of artists including Haim, Toro y Moi, Matt & Kim, Vampire Weekend, The Walkmen, and Passion Pit, whose set was cut short. Reports Fuse...
On Sunday Passion Pit also had problems with their vocals, but in this case the culprit wasn't technical... it was allergies.We missed Toro y Moi and The Walkmen in part due to the rain that showed up that day too, but everything we did see is pictured in this post.Clearly the Firefly fates have it in for Passion Pit. Last year the band had to cancel their performance at the fest so that frontman Michael Angelakos could undergo treatment for his bipolar disorder. This year they at least got to take the stage, but only for an abbreviated set.
Diving right in with "I'll Be Alright," "The Reeling" and "Carried Away," the band - and in particular drummer Nate Donmoyer and bassist Jeff Apruzzese - displayed a powerful musicianship that explodes in a live setting much more so than on record. Only after slowing things down for "To Kingdom Come" did Angelakos confess to the crowd that he needed help singing, because allergies had caused him to lose his voice. He also referenced last year's cancellation by saying he "can't catch a f-cking break with this festival."
Just seven songs in, Angelakos raised the white flag, admitting "I don't know how long I can go." At that point the band threw out their setlist and chose to "wrap this up with songs people know."
We at BrooklynVegan also took over a stage in the Soundwave tent with our hosts Dave Hill and Billy Jones each day from 1-3pm. On the Sunday of the festival we had Trails and Ways and Amanda Palmer stop by for live performances and interviews. They were both great, but naturally Amanda left us with the most to talk about, not just from the day but from the whole weekend. A loyal crowd showed up to see her at 2pm and she proceeded to take requests, play 'Happy Birthday' and the "best song she ever wrote" which ended up being 'The Truth'. She invited one lucky fan to play ukulele and that fan ended up being Sabrina who killed it with a Gotye cover. She ended her set with a group singalong to 'Creep' which started in our tent and ended in the middle of the field.
More pictures from our last day in Dover, Delaware this year, below...
Firefly 2012 (more by Dana (distortion) Yavin)
It's been crazy both in and not-in the NYC-area for festivals this past week. NYC was taken over by a very muddy Governors Ball last weekend (6/7-9), and this past weekend (6/14-16), while almost every Brooklyn venue took part in the Northside Festival, Toronto was hosting NXNE and Tennessee had Bonnaroo to name the ones we were most focused on. That's all behind us now, but those who are into festivals still have much more to look forward to this summer including another big one on the east coast this weekend.
This coming weekend, Friday, June 21-Sunday, June 23, the Firefly Music Festival is returning to Dover, Delaware's Dover International Speedway, which is only about a 3 hour drive (directions) from NYC. The festival debuted last year, and like Governors Ball, they've upped their game a bit this year. There will be a bunch of great bands across four main stages, like:
On Friday, there's sets by Django Django, Dr. Dog, Action Bronson, Foxygen, Public Enemy, Grizzly Bear, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Earl Sweatshirt (who was added to the lineup in May) and more. And besides RHCP vs Earl (who start 15 minutes apart), the conflicts that day aren't too bad.
On Saturday, there's sets by Japandroids, Jim James (who replaced Imagine Dragons, so bonus points for that), Kendrick Lamar, Alabama Shakes vs Lord Huron at 5 PM, then CHVRCHES vs Edward Sharpe, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, MGMT vs Azealia Banks, and finally Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers will headline the day, plus still more.
And on the festival's final day, Sunday, you can catch Haim, Matt & Kim, Toro y Moi, Passion Pit vs The Walkmen both going on at 6:30, Vampire Weekend, and more. Plus, if you need to leave early to get home from work on Monday, you can leave before Foster the People's headlining set. Two birds, huh?
UPDATE:Both Earl Sweatshirt and The Lumineers have cancelled, but were replaced by Schoolboy Q & Ben Harper.
And in addition to the main stages, there's some smaller side stuff too, like the Red Bull Sound Select Hub Stage which features bands who have joined the Red Bull Sound Select Program. We aren't familiar with all the bands playing that one, but we suggest you stop by Saturday for NYC's Heliotropes (who, by the way, are playing a record release show in NYC on 6/18, and streaming their new record). The Skins and Oxymorrons are both on that stage too, both NYC bands who we caught when they played the Afropunk-curated RBSS show at Knitting Factory with Danny Brown.
There's also the Coffee House Stage with other smaller acts including The Spinto Band, Jenny Owen Young, Pearl & the Beard, Hey Marseilles, Selah Sue, Trails & Ways, and many more.
Last but not least, in addition to just being there as fans and covering the festival, BrooklynVegan will be producing two hours of entertainment from 1-3pm each day inside the Soundwave tent, presented by Toyota and Spinmedia, and hosted by musician & BV contributor Billy Jones. Take a look at the festival map - our stage is toward the top left next to St. Jude.
Hosted overall by one of our favorite comedians, Dave Hill, the Soundwave stage will also feature programming by SPIN (5-7 each day) and Hype Machine (3-5 each day) in addition to the BrooklynVegan stuff (1-3 each day). Stay tuned for our full stage schedule, but get there on Friday at 1pm for a live interview with Django Django and look forward to a second performance by and audience Q & A with Amanda Palmer on Sunday at 2pm. More details soon!
Meanwhile, check out the full main stages Firefly lineup and schedule at Firefly's website where you'll also find much more info if you're attending, like the festival map which is also below...
photos by Dana (distortion) Yavin
ZZ Top / The Wu-Tang Clan / Jim James / green girl @ Bonnaroo 6/14/2013
Depsite a couple cancelations (Mumford, Earl Sweatshirt), Bonnaroo 2013 had more than enough starpower to keep the masses entertained throughout the 2013 edition which happened over the weekend. Friday (6/14) featured one of the most famous musicians in the world, Paul McCartney, plus sets from ZZ Top, The Wu-Tang Clan, Wilco, Of Monsters and Men, Passion Pit, Jim James, Grizzly Bear, The xx, Big K.R.I.T. and loads more. Pictures of day 2 are in this post.
We missed Animal Collective (they went on at 2 AM), but you can check out a video of Police Academy's human sound fx machine Michael Winslow joining them on stage below. Besides the main attractions, there were other cool things too, including Johnny Fritz (aka Johnny Corndawg) on the smaller Sonic stage, comedy throughout the day, and the big hip hop superjam with Schoolboy Q, RZA, DJ Jazzy Jeff, Solange, and more.
Pictures from Day 1 are HERE with more on the way. More pictures from Friday below...
rainy Saturday at Boston Calling Music Festival (via Kevin Begley)
The first-ever Boston Calling Music Festival went down over the weekend (5/25-26) at Boston's City Hall Plaza. It was headlined by The National (whose Aaron Dessner also curated it, and who just did lots of album celebrating in NYC), and also included sets by The National's tourmates Dirty Projectors, The Shins (who also played a NYC show this past weekend), The Walkmen (who play a free show during Northside), Youth Lagoon (who open The National's Barclays Center show), and more.
Despite the rain and cold temperatures we were faced with over the weekend, the inaugural festival still seemed to be a success and festival organizers have already announced that Boston Calling will return this fall on September 7 and 8. The fall lineup is being headlined by Vampire Weekend on the Saturday, along with sets by Local Natives, The Gaslight Anthem, Bat For Lashes, Deer Tick, Okkervil River, and more; and headlined by Passion Pit on the Sunday, along with sets from Kendrick Lamar, Major Lazer, Solange, Flosstradamus, Flume, and more. Full lineup below (via Pitchfork).
Early bird 2-day passes go on sale Friday (5/31) at 10 AM and single day tickets go on sale June 7.
Both Local Natives and Kendrick Lamar also play NYC festival Governors Ball in June, which is only one of Kendrick's upcoming festival appearances in the NYC-area. Vampire Weekend and Solange play a NYC show together, and Solange also plays a free show during Northside. Major Lazer and Flosstradamus will hit NYC for their Mad Decent Block Party. And The Gaslight Anthem play two NYC shows this summer too.
Full Boston Calling fall lineup and flyer below...
The 2013 ACL Festival happens in Austin, TX on two consecutive weekends: October 4 - 6 and October 11 - 13. Weekend passes are on sale now and the full line-up is below...
Squarepusher is coming to the NYC-area for Camp Bisco, which goes down this year from July 11 to 13 at the Indian Lookout Country Club in Mariaville, NY with Passion Pit, Animal Collective, Toro y Moi, El-P & Killer Mike, Baauer, Ryan Hemsworth, Dan Deacon, Danny Brown, and more. Right before that though, Squarepusher will play his own show in NYC at Le Poisson Rouge on July 9. It's a much more intimate show than his 2012 show at Terminal 5, and tickets for it go on sale Friday (5/3) at 10 AM with a LPR member presale starting Thursday (5/2) at 10 AM.
Tickets for Camp Bisco are still available. Updated lineup, a list of upcoming Squarepusher (mostly festival) dates, and the video for "Dark Steering" from his 2012 LP, Ufabulum, below...
Continue reading "Squarepusher playing Le Poisson Rouge before Camp Bisco (dates & updated lineup)"
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Passion Pit / Alt-J / Purity Ring & Danny Brown / crowd
Coachella 2013 is currently going down in Indio, CA for its second weekend after kicking off this past Friday (4/19). We've already posted pics of day 1 (HERE and HERE), day 2 (HERE) and day 3 (HERE) from weekend 1, and now we've got pictures of day 1 from weekend 2 in this post. This time around we caught sets by Passion Pit, Earl Sweatshirt, Polica, Youth Lagoon, Purity Ring, (who were joined by Danny Brown, whose new album they appear on), Foals, Modest Mouse, Alt-J and more.
Check out more pictures from 4/19, along with a "Coachellavated" video of the festival filmed from the top of director Chris Crutchfield's head and a video of Passion Pit's full set from weekend 1, below...
photos by Autumn Andel
Phoenix @ Crystal Ballroom -- March 30, 2013
As mentioned, Phoenix, who are currently touring the west side of the United States, ard bringing their tour to NYC for a show at The Apollo on May 13. Tickets for that intimate show, which were sold through a lottery system, are now sold out, but the band whose last NYC show was at Madison Square Garden will return for a show closer to that size on October 2 at Barclays Center in Brooklyn. Support at that show comes from The Vaccines and tickets for that show go on sale Friday (4/5) at 10 AM.
You can also catch Phoenix much sooner in New Jersey the day before the Apollo show for WRFF Radio 104.5's 6th Birthday Show at Susquehanna Bank Center (5/12) with Passion Pit, Silversun PIckups, The Mighty Mighty Bosstones, The Airborne Toxic Event, Paramore, and twenty one pilots. Tickets for that show are still on sale.
And though we have to wait until May to see them live in NYC, they'll be here much sooner as the musical guest on Saturday Night Live this Saturday (4/6). That happens on their way over to Indio, CA for Coachella, which is less than two weeks away.
Updated dates are listed along with more pictures from Phoenix's Saturday night show in Portland, below...
Killer Mike in Austin in 2012 (more by Tim Griffin)
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* Bill Kirchen @ Joe's Pub
* David Shively @ The Stone
* Jonathan Hepfer @ The Stone
* The Mandingo Ambassadors @ Barbes
* Camaro Suicide, Persevera @ Spike Hill
* Ted Brinkley's Sour Seven Note @ Barbes
* Flight Facilities, BAIO @ Le Poisson Rouge
* Lapland, Tall Tall Trees @ Mercury Lounge
* Mason Jennings, Charlie Mars @ City Winery
* The 1975, Walking Shapes @ Mercury Lounge
* Heaven's Basement, Romans @ Bowery Electric
* Ben Kogan, Young Mothers @ Pete's Candy Store
* Kate Nash, Supercute! @ The Studio at Webster Hall
* White Mystery, Dead Stars, Samantha @ Cameo Gallery
* Spindrift, Gram Rabbit, Vandelles @ The Knitting Factory
* Zevious, Spelling Bee, Infantephant, Lushes @ Silent Barn
* Sun Ladders, Youngman Grand, Las Hormiguitas @ Union Pool
* Capsula, Mosh Joran, The Brothers, Rob Decoup @ Brooklyn Bowl
* Killer Mike, Mr. Muthafuckin' eXquire, Cakes @ NYU Kimmel Center
* Country Mice, The Trouble With Templeton, Great Elk @ Union Hall
* Kelli Scarr, Freddie Stevenson, Ocean Carolina @ Rockwood Music Hall
* Rain Machine, Kelli Rudick, Pure Horsehair, Big Al (DJ Set) @ Glasslands
* Big Terrific w/ Dave Hill, Max Silvestri, Mike Drucker, Dc Benny @ Cameo
* Richard Papercuts, Thee Open Sex, Lame Drivers, Family Curse @ Death By Audio
* Emmylou Harris, Rodney Cowell, Richard Thompson Electric Trio @ Beacon Theatre
* Noun, Sourpatch, Joyride, Tiny Teeth, Merkin @ Cooler Ranch (New Brunswick, NJ)
* Consider the Source, Panzerbalett, Lovelife, Portmanteaux, All Boy/All Girl @ Pianos
* Jack Martin, Jasmine Dreame Wagner, Ora Cogan, Sondra Sun-Odeon, Yoshiko Ohara @ Cake Shop
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Passion Pit just released a video for their song "Cry Like a Ghost" which imagines a girl dancing through memories of past relationships. It's another striking clip from the band (they have good videos!) and you can watch it below.
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Passion Pit in Chicago last month (more by Cory Dewald)
Passion Pit, who already had a song in a Taco Bell commercial, are in Austin for SXSW Interactive to film a Taco Bell-sponsored rockumentary titled Feed the Beat: SXSW 2013, which includes live footage that will be streamed live TONIGHT (3/11) at Hype Machine's Hype Hotel. Once documentarian Sam Jones finishes the film, it will be sourced to all fans for free. The rockumentary will also feature tweets, vines, and instagrams from fans that use the hashtag #FeedtheBeat. Wildcat! Wildcat! open.
Speaking of SXSW, like Hype Machine, BrooklynVegan will be presenting multiple days of shows in Austin this week. Check BrooklynVegan.com/SXSW for full lineups and more details.
Both Hype Hotel and BrooklynVegan Day Parties are also participating in RDIO's "RDIO List," which will get RDIO account holders with the RDIO app priority admission to the day shows.
The Hype Hotel Passion Pit show, though being streamed live to the whole internet-connected world, will only have around 1000 people in attendance - much more intimate than the the headlining show Passion Pit recently played at Madison Square Garden in NYC. Film trailer below...
Continue reading "SXSW underway; Passion Pit streaming live tonight"
Killer Mike in Austin in 2012 (more by Tim Griffin)
Atlanta rapper Killer Mike spent a great deal of 2012 on the road in support of that year's excellent R.A.P. Music album, and though he doesn't have a 2013 tour scheduled at the moment, he does have a bunch of festival appearances coming up. He'll head to Texas this March for 35 Denton followed by SXSW, and will also be at Sasquatch!, Bonnaroo, Primavera Sound, the Black Hippy-headlined Paid Dues Festival in San Bernardino, the just-announced ten-day Ottawa Bluesfest (he plays on 7/10 with Weezer, Passion Pit, Animal Collective, El-P and others), and he will be near NYC in July for Camp Bisco. Bisco tickets are still available.
However, if you want to see him actually in NYC and much sooner than that, you can enter Scion A/V's Twitter/Instagram contest (instructions and details HERE) to get into the Killer Mike show Scion is presenting on March 20 at Public Assembly with Two-9 and Morri$, as part of the same series that A$AP Rocky just played. Entering Scion's contest is the only way to gain access to the show.
All Killer Mike dates are listed, along with the Public Assembly show flyer, below...
Continue reading "Killer Mike playing festivals & other shows -- 2013 tour dates"
Passion Pit at MSG earlier this month (more by Dominick Mastrangelo)
Camp Bisco is known for a long history of booking jam bands and dance music, but has branched out in recent years. This year's lineup has an especially interesting slew of non-jam. The festival goes down from July 11 to 13 at the Indian Lookout Country Club in Mariaville, NY and features Passion Pit, Animal Collective, Toro y Moi, El-P, Killer Mike, Baauer, Dan Deacon, Com Truise, Ryan Hemsworth, Flosstradamus, Bear Mountain, Free Energy, RL Grime, VHS or Beta, and others, including of course The Disco Biscuits, who run the festival.
Camp Bisco happens about a month after Passion Pit and Animal Collective both play Bonnaroo in Tennessee, Passion Pit plays Firefly in Delaware, and AnCo plays Governors Ball in NYC.
3-Day general admission passes for Camp Bisco are on sale now. Full lineup below...
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With help from Eugene Mirman, Chris Gethard, Mike Birbiglia, Portugal. The Man and more, Weird Al just began announcing the 2013 Bonnaroo line-up on the Bonnaroo YouTube page which happens June 13 - 16 in Manchester, TN. Weird Al just announced Pretty Lights, Wilco, A$AP Rocky, and The xx, and over the next hour, more artists will be announced. We'll update this post as more announcements come.
Other artists playing include Passion Pit, Kendrick Lamar, David Byrne and St. Vincent, Jim James, Big K.R.I.T., Billy Idol, Grizzly Bear, Japandroids, Foals, Wild Nothing, Deap Vally, Killer Mike, Lord Huron, Divine Fits, Nas, Beach House, The Gaslight Anthem, Local Natives, Dirty Projectors, Baroness, The National, The Vaccines, Holy Ghost, Death Grips, R. Kelly, Alt-J, Purity Ring, Cat Power, Wu-Tang Clan, Bjork, Tame Impala, Animal Collective, The Tallest Man on Earth, Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, Paul McCartney, Earl Sweatshirt, Four Tet, Father John Misty, Swans, A-Trak, Ariel Pink's Haunted Graffiti, Cults, AraabMuzik, DIIV, Charli XCX, Matthew E. White, Frank Turner, JEFF the Brotherhood, Jason Isbell & the 400 Unit, Calexico, Two Gallants, and more.
Tickets for the festival go on sale Saturday (2/23) at noon EST.
There's also now a video of Daniel Tosh announcing the initial lineup, which you can watch, along with the current list of announced names, below...
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I have a question about this rose - I was thinking of getting it, after reading the glowing description in "Tea Roses - Old Roses for Warm Climates", the book from Australia.
However, when I looked it up on HMF it said that it does not do well in warm climates (?). This is confusing - this is a tea rose, right? Does anyone know what the comment on HMF means, or where it came from? I realize that "warm climate" can mean lots of different things. Does this comment really mean "does not do well in really hot desert climates", or "does not do well in the very humid warm US South", or does it also mean "does not do well in zone 9 Mediterranean climates with cool wet (usually - not this year!) Winters and warm, dry summers", which is the climate where I live? Any thoughts or clues appreciated - this is the first time I have seen this sort of comment about a tea rose. Thanks so much for your help - Jackie |
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I bet it means it's not great in desert-like conditions. In the hot part of a dry summer, the blooms really shrink down in size. I've seen them the size of, say, a Mini-Flora. It continues to bloom prolifically IF IT HAS WATER, but the blooms will darken in a less-than-pleasing manner. In a desert environment, or anything approaching it, I might want to provide it with afternoon shade. In my normal conditions -- and I think probably in yours -- it's great. The loveliest blooms are those of Fall, but spring is good too. It does not normally ball for me in wet weather. Here, where the big disease problems are rust and mildew, it is completely disease-free in all seasons. Jeri -- Coastal Ventura County, SoCal |
- Posted by mendocino_rose z8 N CA. (My Page) on Tue, Feb 14, 12 at 19:29
In your garden I imagine it will do very well. It certainly does in mine. I've had less trouble with it than many teas. Maybe it doesn't do well in the dessert. |
Mme. Berkeley' is the most disease resistant of all my pink Tea roses. It blooms continually from march through december. "Mme. Berkeley' is my absolute favorite Old Garden Tea, Lux. |
- Posted by harborrose 8a-PNW (My Page) on Wed, Feb 15, 12 at 0:22
I think the comment came from an observation by Cass Bernstein/Berndoodle on the "member's comments" tab. I think it's also made on her rosefog site. Anyway, I thought maybe that MB is a tea that might do well up here, because of the comments. I planted it last spring and so far, so good. It hasn't bloomed yet and is only a foot tall, but summer's coming! |
Here, the foliage was good and the blooms were beautiful in the cooler parts of the year. However, during hot weather (which is a long stretch of time out this way), the color of the blooms would turn a muddy, harsh red that, to my eye, was pretty unpleasant and she was in a prominent spot. Replaced by Le Pactole. |
- Posted by jacqueline3 9CA (My Page) on Wed, Feb 15, 12 at 13:09
Thanks so much for all of the helpful comments! Definitely getting this rose! Jackie |
Having grown it for probably a decade or so, I liked everything about 'Mme. Berkeley' . . . floriferousness, healthy foliage, vigor, thick foliation, relatively compact habit (for a Tea), scent, color . . . except for the fact that, of the literally hundreds of blossoms it would bear, I don't believe I ever found one sole blossom which was perfect once past the bud stage. Every blossom reached a point in opening in which it was divided. I'm far from being a perfectionist as far as blossom form goes; but this sort of inevitable "fail" bothers me quite a lot (I don't like 'Maman Cochet' and its ilk for the same reason). Eventually my specimen contracted a dieback disease which swept away a lot of my collection, and so I no longer have it. But it was magnificent in its bloomy profusion! |
I love this rose. It's one of my oldest Teas (I started planting them in earnest April of 2005, and Mme. Berkeley went in in November of that year. It's now a 5'10" x 11' shrub. Beautiful foliage, beautiful flowers. Love it. |
- Posted by harborrose 8a-PNW (My Page) on Wed, Feb 15, 12 at 16:54
odinthor said: Every blossom reached a point in opening in which it was divided. I'm sure I should know this but I don't. Will you tell me what it means when a bloom "divides?" |
Glad to help! Others might be able to explain it better; but: Normally a rose unfurls from a central point, the petals with whatever regularity the form entails arranging themselves in a more or less regular pattern (even, though more complexly, in the "muddled" form) radially from that one central point. When a blossom is "divided," more than one central point (usually two) develops in the bud, and the regularity of the flower is ultimately spoiled, largely because the more inward petals run afoul of each other. Often, especially in the first stages of opening, the flower is still beautiful--the many partisans of 'Mme. Berkeley' and 'Maman Cochet' prove that--but it bothers me. I think it was Foster-Melliar who once wrote that he didn't think he had ever seen a perfect blossom of 'Homere'; this is what he was referring to. Ah, yes--here's the quote: "I will not say 'Homere' never comes perfectly shaped, because I have heard of one or two though I have not seen them. Its bad manners in this respect are the more aggravating, because each bloom has the promise of a beautiful shape but marred by a malformation. As often happens, the strongest blooms are the most imperfect [...]." |
- Posted by harborrose 8a-PNW (My Page) on Wed, Feb 15, 12 at 19:23
Thanks for the explanation, Odinthor. I looked at the pics of 'Mme. Berkeley' on hmf - are the pictures posted by Shinobu an example of what you mean? Do you think that the division is caused by your climate or the clone you had? I just wondered because it didn't seem as if all of the blooms posted display that particular trait. Mulino's rose doesn't seem to be divided. I've seen that divided characteristic in 'Enchantress' also but didn't know what it was called. Thank you, I appreciate the information. |
Yes, the Shinobu pictures come close, though mine were usually "tighter" than that in the center. I think I see the same phenomenon oncoming in some of the other pictures (in other words, some pix were taken before the flower opened up enough to display the "divided" characteristic). The non-divided blossoms pictured were a delight to look at, and I like to linger on the thought of a bush full of those, as I recall counting in the hundreds open or opening flowers all at once on my specimen during the initial Spring burst. I recall that the blossoms' peduncles were usually an "S-shaped curve." Hard to say why mine consistently had divided flowers. As the weather the flowers would develop in would vary over the course of the year (coastal Southern California), I'd tend to lay the blame on the clone rather than the climate. I'm almost certain that mine came from the old Heritage Rose Garden. The variety gave me much joy! But the joy was always coupled with regret that the darned blossom was inevitably imperfect. While I have had many Teas which don't display a divided flower, I do recall that my first Tea, 'Rosette Delizy', also always was divided. In Foster-Melliar's book, we see an example of a divided blossom, except his example of "dividedness" shows it at a more primary stage in the blossom's development, affecting the whole bud rather than just the inner petals. "Quartering" seems to be a closely-related phenomenon, except that the flower manages to open rather better...and I like quartering! It's maybe worth noting that my R. hemisphaerica 'Multiplex', a rose which has long had the reputation of what amounts to pathologically spoiling its flowers by dividing, almost always gives me beautifully perfect or near-perfect flowers . . . and it's only perhaps fifteen feet from the site where 'Mme. Berkeley' was! |
Oh, Brent are you talking about a "bull nose" form? If that's it, it don't bother me. Jeri |
Hmmm. Sort of a split bull nose, perhaps. Maybe like if the bull stuck his nose into an airplane propeller. Ouch! (I'd like to add that no animals were harmed in the composition of this message.) |
- Posted by harborrose 8a-PNW (My Page) on Thu, Feb 16, 12 at 1:24
Yes. I see what you're saying -- and with all apologies to Ferdinand (I really DO loathe the "Bull Nose" description) I just don't mind it. If I thought about it at all, it just reminds me of strawberry juice being stirred into thick custard. Here are mid-November blooms, still profuse, tho admittedly rather battered by wind and rain: Jeri |
Gorgeous photo! |
An easy rose to photograph. :-) Jeri |
They do not look battered to me, Jeri, they're beautiful! After looking at the pictures on HMF that's exactly the form I like in Teas, that sort of crushed, muddled, rumpled look. It's a lot less formal than the modern HTs and more old fashioned and romantic I think. I thought "bull nose" was when they didn't completely open outward forming a very rounded bloom shape with an inward curving center instead of pointed. I don't mean like when a rose balls up and doesn't open at all though. Just like sort of that "blooming onion" shape. |
- Posted by harborrose 8a-PNW (My Page) on Thu, Feb 16, 12 at 16:36
Really beautiful picture, Jeri. And I think Ferdinand was just kidding, too. |
- Posted by sherryocala 9A Florida (My Page) on Thu, Feb 16, 12 at 23:04
Ha! Tea roses are different, aren't they? Last fall I had a huge Maman Cochet bloom with 5 splits. What would that be - quintupled instead of quartered? Personally, Tea roses can do no wrong in my book. Sometimes they're beautifully odd, but most times they're just beautiful. Sherry |
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- Posted by cweathersby NE TX 7b/8a (My Page) on Fri, Feb 24, 12 at 15:15
This rose does grow very well in the hot and humid south. But the blooms I get from it are nothing compared to the picture Jeri posted. I think the humidity puts freckles and discoloration on the bloom. It's a shame, because the foliage and form on this rose bush is one of the best in my garden. But the blooms are not attractive and have very little fragrance, so this is one of the few tea roses that I don't really care for. |
Yes. I can understand your problem with that. In very hot, dry weather, the blooms DO discolor some. But our climate is temperate and humid most of the time (Jackie, too, has such conditions) so it is an EXCELLENT rose here. By Contrast, Duchesse de Brabant is never without mildew here, and her blooms don't even open well. I would say the same for Mrs. Dudley Cross. It's all about Location, Location, Location. :-) Jeri |
On Jan. 27 I received a 1 gallon Mme. Berkeley from Chamblees Nursery On Feb. 2 I transplanted it to a 5 gallon pot Only 3 weeks later I was shocked to see this last Tues. it has 5 tiny buds on it. I ordered over 20 roses in Jan. and this is the ONLY ONE that now has buds! Thanks for the advice from the board! Lee |
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The testimony of a forensic pathologist from Mississippi is under review, the Massachusetts' Governor seeks funds to handle a crime lab scandal, and a Washington D.C. crime lab director works to reduce the rate of errors in evidence testing. Here's this week's round up of forensic news:
Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick will seek $30 million from the state legislature in order to cover costs incurred when a Hinton State Crime Lab chemist allegedly ignored protocols and faked drug test results.
The newly appointed head of the Department of Forensic Services in Washington, D.C. will install protocols to avoid possible scandals that plague other crime labs around the country. Such protocols include blind case reviews, instituting an ombudsman, and automatic retesting of a certain percentage of evidence samples.
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Cork Film Festival starts on the 14th of October this year and will run until the 21st.
They've obviously spent quite a bit on advertising as these banners are visible all the way up Patrick Street.
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Kim Kardashian and Kanye West get frozen yogurt at Yogurtland while on vacation in Hawaii on August 16, 2012.
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Leather in Hawaii? Seriously, she can't be that dumb.....
Leather pants and boots in Hawaii in August? Never heard of shorts and sandals???Idiots. They're made for each other!
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Wed, May 2, 12 at 23:43
Here's my first attempt at a Fairy Dish Garden.
This one went a whole different route once I got going LOL
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- Posted by jeannespines 4 (My Page) on Wed, May 2, 12 at 23:49
No pic. |
Sorry! It was showing up for me. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Link to my garden pics - I hope...
OK - I created a photobucket album. Im SOO sorry for the confusion on my part :-( |
Here is a link that might be useful: My Garden Stuff Album
Went to Photobucket and saw the pictures. Liked them all, especially the tire swing! |
- Posted by jeannespines 4 (My Page) on Thu, May 3, 12 at 1:41
Love the 'fence' & the lil' pottery pitcher! TFS! Jeanne S. |
- Posted by luvs2click 5 Ohio (My Page) on Thu, May 3, 12 at 7:32
Very nice! I love the tire swing - great idea. Your bowling ball looks great and the rose is beautiful. Arlene |
- Posted by marlene_2008 7 (My Page) on Thu, May 3, 12 at 12:07
Well, how cute are they?! Love the first one especially with the little house and girl and tire swing...too cute! What a great idea with the tire swing too....clever. Thanks for sharing! |
- Posted by nanatricia (My Page) on Thu, May 3, 12 at 21:31
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very cute....what are the little plants that you used? ;) |
I can see them! Don't know which is cuter, but the tire swing made me laugh so have to go for that one. Great idea for small spaces too! Jan |
very cute....what are the little plants that you used? ;) |
The plants are some unknown sedums, Jade plant cuttings I hope will look like trees in a while - I know they are not hardy, but they are in their own pots buried in the planters for easy removal. In the fence pot - the ones in front are Blue Mouse Ears hostas - which kinda made me think of mini agaves |
- Posted by concretenprimroses 4B NH (My Page) on Sun, May 6, 12 at 16:36
Wow. Love those tiny hosta. The DO look like agaves in miniature. I think the fairies will definitely be on their way. Kathy |
Your fairy gardens are adorable. You can see the thought that went into crafting it. Thank you for sharing. JLily |
I love them - I may be stealing the tire swing idea!!! I have Blue Mouse ears too - so cute. I also love your mill stone and of course your gardening buddies. I get so many ideas from everyones pictures. Next time I see a broken toy car somewhere - I am stealing the tires!!! |
- Posted by calicocat1967 (My Page) on Tue, May 8, 12 at 17:21
Very cute. Love your ideas. Love the stick fence. Did you make it? Thanks for the ideas. I am making a fairy garden too. Kim |
I did make the little fence. I used apple limbs we pruned off & some small wire we've had laying around in the garage. I left the end sticks long to stick down in the soil to anchor it. The "gazing ball" in the other one is just one of those little super bouncy balls from dollar tree. |
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Universe at War: Earth Assault is a case of something old and something new, really. Alien invasion of Earth we've seen countless times before, but developer Petroglyph has a number of tricks for the RTS genre up its sleeve that we're hoping will be genuinely refereshing.
Watch out Supreme Commander, here comes creative director Adam Isgreen.
What was the impetus behind the creation/development of Universe at War?
Adam Isgreen: At the very start it was the desire to make a game all about an alien invasion of Earth. We have always been huge fans of X-Com and other classic invasion-centric games, and felt that it was about time to return to the invasion theme.
Maybe it's from living in Nevada and being close to Area 51, but aliens are always on our minds and a fertile space to let your imagination go crazy and come up with some truly interesting units and play mechanics.
Since one of the core tenets of our game from the start was uniquely playing factions, featuring various alien forces in a battle over the fate of Earth sounded like a neat way to get aliens, humans, and familiar locations all into one neat package, yet also explore some more interesting play mechanics with the factions.
Depth and customisation are key features of Universe at War. Why do you feel these are so important to the game and to the RTS genre as a whole?
Isgreen: Strategy games are thinking games, and we felt it was time to get back to making you think - not just about what units to build, but about what strategy you were going to go for in any particular battle.
We believe that players are becoming more mature with RTS games in general and that there's a desire for more diversity in strategy, even on a unit-by-unit basis.
Generally, units in RTS games are designed to do one thing for the lifetime operation of that unit and that's it. We wanted to expand on that and give units new vectors (ones that don't destroy their core role) that could be explored via customization. Those new vectors in combination with other staple units or other potential customisations open up new tactics that the player can exploit.
In what ways do these features manifest themselves in gameplay terms?
Isgreen: Our goal was to make a deep and customisable game. We wanted to give the players ways to change tactics on the fly and also leverage different strategies when playing. That desire led to the creation of two different systems - the research system and the Tactical Dynamics choice.
Research is the slower, longer-term solution to tactical planning. Although you can be a jack-of-all-trades by investing a bit into each of a faction's three tech trees, you're not going to get some of the very juicy high-end research suites that way.
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