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Katsols, the problem could be you let it dry too much, thus shocking the plant. Are you sure the soil was bone dry? It may look dry at the top but where the roots are could have been still wet. Though I doubt that is the case because if too wet the whole plant will tend to collapse. If all leaves were droopy when you watered and the two outer leaves have not revived, try placing a clear plastic bag over it for a few days to see if they perk up. DO NOT leave the plant in direct sun! Place it in a bright spot. This should help the plant if it was shocked by being too dry. The leaves should revive but if they do not you can always cut those affected off. Take off the bag and return to it's original spot. To avoid this from happening again, stick your finger into the soil down and inch or two. If wet, don't water,if slightly damp then it is safe to water. The key is to avoid the extremes too much or too little water. If you rather not stick your finger in, then take a sharpened pencil and stick it I the soil. If it comes out wet, don't water. Hope this helps. Irina may have some more ideas or tips to share. She's very knowledgeable. I sure she will post as well. Dave |
thank you dave! yea when i watered only those two leaves were droopy and the rest and those two large ones were perky and full as in the pictures above, so strange.. |
Dave is so right - avoid extremes. If you lift the pot -- and it is light - - time to water it. Do not wait until the leaves are all droopy. Somebody wrote that he can see the difference in a leaf sheen - I guess they look dull before they start drooping - and it is the time. The second thing I want to mention - pop the plant out - and add soil to the bottom. They do like to be above the rim, kind of on the top of the hill - probably because improves the air circulation in the root area. I think you can trim these smaller droopy leaves - it will stimulate the growth of the new ones. i. |
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strawberry lime cake
Real summer has arrived in the city. Without warning, the temperature shot up to almost 90 degrees, and there we were donning our summer finery. Sweaters that just last week seemed natural and necessary now look impossibly itchy and have been stored until fall. And even if it is still just May, and even if I hate the hot weather with a passion, there's really nothing else to do but to slide into some flip flops, pop open a beer, and enjoy the season. Having been born midsummer, my favorite birthday cake was always strawberry. Growing up, that meant the pink cake in a box, with a strange kind of strawberry flavor, manufactured, no doubt, somewhere outside of Newark. So recently, for a dear friend's baby shower, it seemed like an excellent time to have a go at a real, homemade strawberry cake.
The cake was moist, lightly sweet, and had a silky crumb. The strawberry flavor was subtle and so summery. The cake itself wasn't an intense pink, but topped with fresh berries and a rich pink buttercream, nobody seemed to notice.
Strawberry Cake with Strawberry Lime Buttercream Frosting (adapted from Smitten Kitchen)
makes two 8 or 9″ cakes
3 cups all-purpose flour
2 cups sugar
3 1/2 teaspoons baking powder
1/2 teaspoon salt
16 tablespoons unsalted butter, room temperature
1 cup pureed fresh strawberries (make extra for the frosting)
5 egg whites, room temperature
1/2 cup plus 1 tablespoon milk, room temperature
zest of 1 lime
3 – 4 drops red food coloring (optional–use for a decidedly pink cake)
Preheat the oven to 350 degrees. Liberally grease and flour two 8 or 9″ cake pans.
If using a stand mixer, fit it with the paddle attachment; otherwise, plain old beaters will be fine. In a large bowl, combine the flour, sugar, baking powder, and salt. Mix for several seconds to combine. With mixer on low, add the butter, mixing until incorporated. Next, add the strawberry puree, again mixing until incorporated. Scrape down the sides, and mix on medium speed for 3 minutes.
Meanwhile, combine the eggs whites, milk, and red dye (if using) in a small bowl. Switch the mixer to low, and slowly add the egg white mixture, stopping to scrape down the sides of the bowl as needed.
Pour the batter into the prepared cake pans, filling to about 2/3 full. Bake cakes for 35 – 40 minutes, or until a toothpick inserted in the center comes out with just a few crumbs.
Set cakes aside to cool. After 15 minutes, flip cakes out of the baking pans and onto a rack to cool completely. Pressed for time, I stuck my cakes on the racks and right into the fridge and that worked quite well.
Meanwhile, make the buttercream.
to make the frosting
16 tablespoons butter, room temperature
1 1/2 cups powdered sugar
pinch of salt
zest of 1 lime
2 – 3 tablespoons strawberry puree, or more if needed
2 teaspoons lime juice
In the bowl of a stand mixer fitted with the paddle attachment, or with a regular mixer, beat the butter until light and fluffy on medium speed. Slowly add the sugar, scraping down the sides as needed. Add the salt, zest, and strawberry puree, beat for another minute and scape down the sides, and then add the lime juice. Beat for one minute on medium speed, check the consistency, and add more strawberry puree, if needed, to loosen the buttercream. Conversely, you may need to add a bit of confectioners sugar. Consistency can vary according to temperature and humidity, so adjust as needed.
to assemble the cake
3 strawberries, sliced 1/4″ thick
Set the bottom half of the cake on a plate, and frost the top. Place the second layer, and frost that. Just before serving, arrange 2 – 3 sliced strawberries on the top.
All images courtesy of the brilliant and lovely Vanessa Silverton-Peel
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Okay – this looks seriously delicious!!
this looks fabulous!
Really looks amazing! Great Recipe!!
Beautiful!! I love the sound of this. Summer and strawberries just go together.
This looks soooo good! I don't think I have ever had a cake that had strawberries and lime together, but I might just have to try it.
What a delicious looking cake! It looks like the perfect treat for 90 degree weather! Wish I could steal a piece! (I'm putting this on my list of recipe to try!) Your blog is beautiful – thanks for sharing all these yummy treats!
Gorgeous sounding cake!
Hey Elizabeth! It was so nice to get to know you a little bit at Veronica's party last Friday. Your blog is lovely, it looks like we share very similar food philosophies. Thank you so much for helping me get home Friday night, I would have been lost without you and Kimberley. I don't know how to properly thank you for hailing a cab for me in the rain. Thank you for that, and for sharing this strawberry cake recipe. I've been looking for the perfect summer cake to bake for an upcoming blog event in OKC and this just might be the one.
Looks good and yummy! Nothing better than a homemade cake to bring a personal touch to any special event.
I made this cake yesterday. Great recipe!! Everyone loved it. I added pureed guava in between layers.
Made this cake yesterday for a baby shower. It was delicious!! Everyone loved it. Great recipe.
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I am going to try this for my daughters baptism. Do you really add the butter to the flour? This seems like an odd order that I am not used to. Before I start I wanted to make sure I was understanding correctly. Thank you
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* Restarting my iPhone
* Hard Resetting my iPhone (home + lock)
* Reinstalling iTunes
* Using another computer [ also says unknown device ]
* Using another cable [ can only charge from one side as well ]
Any help would be nice. My last resort would be going to the Geinus Bar since I don't have much time openings, but I'm sure I can squeeze one in somewhere...
I would check to make sure you don't have any foreign material in the cable slot on the bottom of your iPhone. My wife was having probelms with her iPhone 5 cable not charging her iPhone, and when I looked into it for her, she had something stuck in the slot in her phone. It was a piece of somethign that had been in her pocket, and it got stuck in the slot in the iPhone. Once I removed it, her iPhone returned to normal right away.


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I am considering a standby generator for a small single family house. I have a 200 amp service with a 3 ton AC unit and the usual appliance and hydronic heat. Currently have a EB6500 Honda generator with a 10 circuit transfer switch, but looking for a more permanent solution to power outages. Last year we had a 3 day and a 4 day outage and the honda ran fine, but were limited as to what we could run in the house. I have figured a 17k or 20k would work fine. Need recommendations as to brands and if a water cooled would be better than a air cooled and if the lower rpm's justifies the additional cost. Reviews for brands very greatly so installers or owners opinions would be very helpful. This generator would be in Ny 20 miles north of NYC so I must assume dealer support would be available. I would purchase the generator and have an electrician and a plumber do the install. Here we have to get a permit and have it inspected. The utility company would probably upgrade the meter also. |
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- Posted by ronnatalie (My Page) on Wed, May 30, 12 at 9:27
I've got a propane-fuelrd liquid cooled generic with on of their transfer switches. Not had any problems. The thing got to run three for four days straight last winter. 40KVa will run a 200A service fully. You'd need to do a load calculation if you intend to use an automatic transfer switch with a smaller generator than that. |
- Posted by stinkytiger (My Page) on Thu, May 31, 12 at 13:47
Hi Lannie 59, Sounds like you are in Westchester County somewhere. That October ice storm was nasty last year. I have a Cummins Onan RS 20,000 which I installed over four years ago. This is a propane powered Water cooled and lower RPM gensets are better in that the system is stressed less. However Note that your Honda EB6500 is one of the more quiet generators and a good one too. The guy who installed my system is Tommy Keeler of Moonlight Electrical. He is in Putnam Valley. The actual genset I bought online from Costco. They are the cheapest place I know for the My genset was delivered with a missing door hinge. Once through to Cummins Onan Cummins Onan is also used in prisons and airports. I know this because on the Overall I think I may have over installed, however I never had any issues with it Hope this is useful. Best, Mike. |
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We have to pick interior doors. Our front door is two panels with an arch in the top panel so I thought interior doors would be the samel. Okay so far. Then the builder asked me if I would like a french door on our mudroom which is immediately to the left as you enter the house. That sounds nice, I think. It will let in light from the east.
Now comes the tricky part. The french door could have an arch and multiple panes of glass, kind of coordinate with the front door which is right there. But we have an exterior french door in the kitchen which you can't see from the entrance. It is just rectangular glass with no lites, I think. Which one would you pick? I know this is trivial but anybody's opinion would be appreciated. |
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Okay. I think this picture will be sideways, sorry. First three doors, on top, are what we have. Exterior door, interior doors, and glass door off of kitchen. The first door is the only one you can see at the same time. The next thre doors are the ones I am considering for the mudroom entrance. I don't suppose it really matters. I think any door would look fine but what say you? |
I like the middle multi paned one myself. Just personal opinion of course. And don't worry about it seeming trivial. I obsess over the smallest things that no one will probably ever notice! but I will! |
Thank you! That's the one my DH liked the best - so he'll think he got to call that one :-) |
- Posted by gaonmymind (My Page) on Mon, Jul 23, 12 at 2:51
I actually like the first. It echos the simplicity of the interior doors. The middle one is a tad busy for me. |
- Posted by gaonmymind (My Page) on Mon, Jul 23, 12 at 2:56
Also the dimensions of the frame is closer to the frame of your other doors. It matches up better width wise and I think visually would flow better. That may be why it stands out more in the pics to your husband. It visual departs somewhat. If it does it in pics it probably will once hung. If that is what you want then that would be great but based on what you said I don't think that was what you were going for...just JMHO. |
Oh, well.. gaonmymind - That was actually the one I liked best as well - although I couldn't for the life of me explained why. Although as a general rule, I lean towards simpler things than my DH but my builder was anxiously awaiting my decision so they're already ordered. It's nice we're ahead of schedule but I feel pressured to make decisions fast - not my particular strength. Thanks for chiming in. And I thought there couldn't possibly be anybody out there who would care about my mudroom door :-) |
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"It's looking promising so far," says Mike McVaugh, the CDOT traffic and safety engineer overseeing the project. "The crews are seeing fewer carcasses."
Colorado's wildlife experts have benefited from studying what Canada and other states have done, as well as from detailed field work, examining critical crossing points and how the animals respond to different types of structures. It's not enough, they say, to stick a pipe under a highway and expect critters to come flocking to it.
"There's so much variability, even within a given species," explains Chris Haas, a senior biologist at SWCA Environmental Associates. "But we do have a lot of information about what works and what doesn't. You have to make sure that you're spending the money in the places that are most likely to be used."
Haas spent years studying various forms of wildlife crossings for California's highway department. More recently, as a research associate at Colorado State University, he was involved in an extensive CDOT study of Colorado crossings, including key linkage points on Wolf Creek Pass and U.S. 285. One new underpass on 285 near Conifer was a hit from day one, he says: "The mule deer were using it even before it officially opened."
The structure worked, he suggests, because it was built in the right place, with the right kind of vegetation and the needs of its customers in mind. Large ungulates, such as deer and elk, use culverts warily; they prefer the larger spaces under span bridges. "The longer the culvert is, the higher it needs to be to reduce the tunneling effect," Haas notes.
Some prey species want unencumbered sightlines and avoid going under bridges that have ledges where predators might lurk; others seek lots of cover. Bobcats and coyotes will use drainage-pipe culverts, but not if they get too small; yet Haas has also seen a moose use a culvert that was hardly optimal for its size. Many animals balk at a concrete surface or a submerged one. Then there are juveniles or transients, non-alpha members of a pack or herd, which might use structures that others don't.
A host of other considerations go into siting and design. Should fencing be used to help channel wildlife to the right spots? How long can the barrier be before animals attempt to breach it? And why are they trying to cross the road in the first place — in other words, where are they trying to go?
"Getting them across the road safely is just one part of the puzzle," says ecologist Kintsch. "If they don't have protected habitat on both sides, you don't have a linkage. You don't have a place for them to go. The land needs to be managed appropriately, too."
The argument for a wildlife bridge on I-70 near Vail Pass arises out of years of study by state agencies and environmental groups, seeking to identify the most advantageous points for breaching the Berlin Wall. The location is an ideal one, backers say, in part because of the presence of the relatively undisturbed Holy Cross and Eagle's Nest wilderness areas on either side of I-70.
"It isn't an area where you're going to see the most roadkill," Kintsch says. "It's not a major migratory pathway; you don't have huge numbers of deer and elk passing through on a seasonal basis. But it is a high-priority crossing for ecological reasons."
Three years ago, when she was a program director at the Southern Rockies Ecosystem Project (now part of the Center for Native Ecosystems), Kintsch helped coordinate a "citizen science" wildlife monitoring effort. Volunteers set up motion-triggered cameras at potential crossing areas along I-70 between Copper Mountain and Vail and returned frequently to swap out memory cards. By the time the project concluded in 2008, the cameras had recorded thousands of images of wildlife — a teeming, largely nocturnal world of deer, elk, bears, coyotes and others on the fringes of the highway.
"We got a good sense of how active they were," says Paige Bonaker, a staff biologist at the Center for Native Ecosystems who worked on the project. By using hair snares, scat and track surveys and other methods, Bonaker was able to determine that there were additional animals in close proximity to the interstate, including pine martens, that weren't always picked up by the cameras.
Among the busiest crossing points were areas down the valley on the west side of the pass, closer to Vail, where high bridge spans had left roomy passage underneath. The bridges hadn't been built with wildlife in mind, but they worked perfectly; the four-legged pedestrians had little problem moving at will through the area.
So why build an expensive overpass further up the pass? Because the bridges end as you head east, leaving miles of deadly at-grade crossing. Because large animals prefer the openness of an overpass to the confined space of a culvert. Because an interagency panel convened to study the issue identified milepost 187.4 as the ideal site, in terms of vegetation, topography, a relative lack of a human recreational presence (compared to, say, the top of the pass) and high usage by wildlife.


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Monthly news summary of all the happenings and up and coming events in the Scottish Traditional Music scene.
Fine Friday just how many pleasurable, even delicious, associations do those two words conjure up? Now imagine the sweetest, the merriest and the mellowest of those memories distilled into a silkily integrated partnership of fiddle, flute, whistles, guitar and vocals: that's Fine Friday the band.
Bringing together three young but seasoned leading lights of Edinburgh's renowned contemporary roots scene, Fine Friday emerged organically from a longstanding and still-running - weekly session at Sandy Bell's, the city's most famous folk pub. The band proper was born in late 2000, after Orcadian guitarist and singer Kris Drever began sitting in with regular co-hosts Nuala Kennedy, from Dundalk, on flute and whistles, and Edinburgh-born fiddler Anna-Wendy Stevenson.
Kris is the son of singer-songwriter Ivan Drever, formerly lead vocalist with Celtic rock supremos Wolfstone. Having self-confessedly spent his adolescence listening to Metallica and Pantera, meanwhile learning the guitar and ruining other people's sessions at the Orkney Folk Festival by playing all the wrong chords, he left home for the mainland at seventeen, eventually gravitating towards Edinburgh's burgeoning session scene. The Tron Ceilidh House was then, in the latter 1990s, the place to be, a haven for musicians from across all manner of genres, and Kris was soon playing there several nights a week.
Having temporarily switched instruments to the double bass, he subsequently returned to the guitar (when I eventually got a good one), and began honing the style - a highly individual blend of rhythm and harmony, folk, jazz, rock and country inflections - that now finds him in near-constant demand as a session player, as well as lending such original shades and textures to the Fine Friday sound. A guitar's like a portable piano, in terms of its range, he says. I like to try always to use interesting colours in the chords and harmonies I play, rather than just doing the obvious. With this band, too, we do a lot of mid-tempo stuff, nothing totally hell-for-leather, so we can really make the arrangements count.
Kris's earlier live and recorded work includes collaborations with Cathy Ryan of Irish-American supergroup Cherish the Ladies, Scottish fiddlers John McCusker and Bruce MacGregor, Irish accordionist Leo McCann and Gaelic band Tannas, well as tours of the US and South America with the Irish dance show Celtic Fusion.
More recently, Kris has increasingly been attracting plaudits for his singing as well as his playing, with his warm, soulfully resonant vocals featuring in five of the thirteen tracks on Fine Friday's debut album. His choice of songs ranges from the traditional Cold Blow and the Rainy Night to Steve Tilston's Slip-Jigs and Reels; from Boo Hewerdine's Hummingbird to the classic Scots ballad The Selkie. I like either to do songs that haven't been covered much before, he says, or folky standards that are open to a different interpretation. I try to steer clear of that kind of typical folk-singer sound, and put my own mark on things. Kris also plays with The Kate Rusby Band and Session A9 Nuala was also born into a musical family, and grew up surrounded by traditional influences her native Dundalk, Co. Louth, is home to many leading musicians, including such illustrious figures as Siobhan Kennedy and Gerry O'Connor. Having taken up the whistle aged nine, she soon graduated to the flute, and by her early teens was playing regularly with the celebrated local ceilidh band Ceoltori Oga Oghrialla [sp?]. That was a mad, brilliant time, she recalls. We were playing in competitions and winning all these under-21 prizes, and most of us in the band were only about thirteen.
After a foundation year in Belfast, Nuala moved to Edinburgh to attend art college in 1995 - just in time to catch the wave of young players and proliferating sessions then hitting the Scottish capital. I hadn't actually played myself in ages there weren't many sessions around in Belfast but one Saturday afternoon I happened upon the Tron, and then that led on to all these other sessions, she says. I just got totally immersed in it all, meeting all these other amazing musicians who were around, and then after a couple of years or so, I got asked to do the Friday night at Sandy Bell's. Other ongoing projects include the up-and-coming folk-pop five-piece Harem Scarem, and the recently-convened Marvellous Magic Ceilidh Band, a collective of seven or eight rising instrumental stars, accompanied by a pub magician.
Nuala's airily supple yet muscular, percussively accented playing forms a closely intertwined melody double-act with Anna-Wendy's agile, elegantly articulated fiddle. Ever since we started playing together, says Nuala, we've just immediately clicked on to the same wavelength: whenever we sit down to work out tunes, it's just so easy. In addition to their instrumental talents, Nuala and Anna-Wendy both contribute many arresting original compositions to Fine Friday's repertoire. Nuala also plays with Harem Scarem
Further expanding the band's collective breadth of background, Anna-Wendy began her musical career following in the classical footsteps of her grandfather, the pianist and composer Ronald Stevenson. A diploma from the London College of Music was followed by a year-long scholarship to Lubbock, Texas where her extra-curricular activities included accompanying the legendary crooner Tony Bennett. She'd often heard traditional music while growing up, however, with a connection also through her aunt, the acclaimed harpist Savourna Stevenson, and on her return to Edinburgh, Anna-Wendy too found herself drawn in to that Tron-centred session circuit, and set about re-learning the violin as the fiddle.
As well as Fine Friday, she currently plays with the all-female quartet Calluna, and in 1999 was invited to join the internationally successful Celtic band Anam, with whom she undertook several major-venue tours of the US and Canada. Combining the expressive vitality and rhythmic pliancy of traditional music with a classical breadth of technique, Anna-Wendy completes the Fine Friday triangle, within which Scottish, Irish, Scandinavian and French-Canadian melodies mingle seamlessly with jazz, ragtime and American old-time stylings, in artfully wrought arrangements where never a note seems wasted or out of place.
With just the three of us, there's lots of room for everyone's individual ideas, says Nuala. And yet I think our sound often comes across as bigger than you'd expect from a trio.
Committed musicianship, discerning choice of material, imagination to spare and, above all, that vital stamp of a distinct, highly evolved group personality qualities solidly underlined by their sparkling first album all mark them out as a band whose star is firmly in the ascendant.
Fine Friday's second CD release on the Foot Stompin' label is Mowing the Machair.
Live performance review: Fine Friday The Village, South Fort Street, Edinburgh.
NAMED after their popular Friday night sessions in folk bar Sandy Bells, Fine Friday - Anna-Wendy Stevenson (fiddle), Kris Drever (guitar) and Nuala Kennedy (flute) - rarely waste a note or miss a cue. First up, "a song not about Scotland", When I First Came to Caledonia, had everyone tapping their toes furiously to its frisky rhythms. Next, full of killer key changes and impressive tempo switches, the percussive-sounding Lisa Giles proved you don't need a drum or a bodhran to get a good beat going.
However, inspired by one of Nairn songwriter Ian Hardy's favourite walks, Drever's jazzy guitar chords and Steven's melting violin notes brought Jupiter Hill - an otherwise humdrum waltz - to a new, higher level. An Irish version of a Gaelic song was sung with poise and intelligent phrasing, The Village's wooden interior providing a natural resonance to the acoustic instruments - a reminder of days when folk bands played village halls before electronic amplification was invented. But that was before the band rounded things off with a stramash of heavy, pulsating jigs (influenced by Deep Sea World, of all things).
Modern, unpredictable folk music that demands your attention, this impressive threesome give a new meaning to the term TFI Friday.........BARRY GORDON...Evening News....28/07/04.
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GRAPHIC REQUEST - FINLAND/PORTUGAL/GREECE - Finland Election Results
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Date | 2011-04-20 16:00:27 |
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Title: Election Results in Finland
How to make it: http://22.214.171.124/E2011/grtulos/grtulos_en.html
The graph at the bottom is what I would like us to recreate, with the
percent of total vote on the y axis. When you mouse over each bar, you get
the full name of the party and number of seats won. Let's use those
figures and not the abbreviation of party names at the bottom.
National Coalition Party -- 44 seats
Social Democratic Party -- 42 seats
True Finns -- 39 seats
Centre Party -- 35 seats
Left-Wing Alliance -- 14 seats
Green League -- 10 seats
Swedish People Party -- 9 seats
Christian Democrats -- 6 seats
Miscellaneous groups -- 1 seat
We can just write out the names of the parties at the bottom of the graph,
and put the total seat number on the bars of the graph, making sure to
label somewhere that the number stands for total seats won, and not the
percent of vote won which is indicated by the position of the graph.
SOURCE: Ministry of Justice, Finland
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Starting in the '80s, guitarist Dave Gonzalez released a number of albums with the Southern California-based roots rockabilly trio the Paladins before later founding the western soul group the Hacienda Brothers in 2003 with Chris Gaffney. After Gaffney was diagnosed with liver cancer in early 2008, Gonzalez recruited a group of Austin musicians, including Mike Barfield, onetime leader of the Hollister, to do a benefit tour for Gaffney. After Gaffney passed away later that year, the band kept touring and eventually dubbed themselves the Stone River Boys. That outfit extends the direction of the Hacienda Brothers and delves into country soul. We spoke with Gonzalez about the group, as well as its forthcoming album.
Westword: The Stone River Boys are basically an extension of the Hacienda Brothers, right? You toured to raise money for Chris Gaffney's medical expenses from his battle with cancer and then kept on touring after his death?
Dave Gonzalez: We just kept on going. I always dug Mike Barfield, and he was a good friend of Gaff's. It was really like maybe that Gaff wanted us to hook up or something. It just kind of came together. And then we lost a couple of really good friends after that. It just seemed like one after another. As a matter of fact, I'm getting ready to go see Nick Curran, who's really sick right now. He's a great young blues star who's been coming up for a long time. We just did a benefit for him on Sunday, and they put him the hospital on Monday.
He's hanging on by a string. He made a couple of good records on his own and then the Fabulous Thunderbirds picked him up. He also backed up some really good rockabilly singers, and then he went out on his own and did a really great record. He's just barely thirty years old, man. He's very sick. I just can't believe all this stuff keeps going down. It's just really heart wrenching when you see young people...
And even Gaff, he was a young cat. He was in his mid-fifties. He was a tremendous singer and a big mentor of mine, and I was a big fan of his for a long time. I was a friend of his before we ever started playing music together. And that's the same with Barfield. Me and Barfield knew each other for a long time. I have his old records. I was a big fan. Gaff, he was real western and soul at the same time. And Barfield's that way, but he's real country and real soul. The combination of those things, I just really dig and having the opportunity to do that kind of music. We've been in the studio lately and working on the new Stone River Boys record. It's a good band.
Is the new material along the same lines as the last record?
Well, we went a little more soul, and we cut the whole record without steel guitar. I love steel guitar, and I had a few cuts that I really wanted that feel on, but we've got our keyboard guy with us now full-time. It just gave us such a unique sound, a fresh sound. We kind of just decided to go with what we cut. We just cut it all on the floor live and had minimal fixes and barely a few overdubs. We're going to go with it this way now, with just the keys for a while. And that's the band that's coming up there that we just cut the record with.
The steel guitar definitely gives it a little more of that extra twang, but do like playing with the keyboard player?
I love the keys, and I love the steel, too. I wish I could have them both. Maybe someday we will.
You grew up around country music, right? You dad was a big country fan.
I had a lot of people in my family that loved and played country music -- jazzers and Mexicans and rock and rollers, too. So it was great. I got a real good mixture of it all. I dug it all. I really just latched on to the roots music early, and those were always my heroes. My dad loved Waylon. I just remember that sound from when I was a kid, hearing that sound on the country radio or the records that my dad would play and, man, I just always loved that sound he had and that voice he had.
And then I had blues that really influenced me a lot that I learned from my grandma. She was really a blues fan and a jazzer. Then my mom was a real young rock and roll gal. So I got to hear a lot of rock and roll from her. It kind of all just stuck with me.
I went to Austin many times. I started going there in the early '80s, and a lot of people who were in Austin drifted in for the same reason. It seemed like it was a roots Mecca. It really seemed like people were coming from all over the States and from all over the world. A lot of great European players did real good roots music. It seems like we all just gravitate toward Austin.
When I first went there in 1982, I went to a big show and met Mike Barfield. We've known each other ever since then. I've seen his other bands play many times. We played a lot of shows together over the years. We have a lot of mutual friends. We all dug the musicians that we were hanging with and playing with. He ended up moving up to Austin and getting his stronghold going and I ended up getting in there and we just kept bumping into each other. We're all based out of Austin right now, but he's the only real Texan in the band. I'm originally from California. We've got two members from Nebraska and one member from Iowa.
When did you move to Austin?
I've been coming in and out since the early '80s, but I've been living there just about five years. I was in and out a lot and staying there over the years. I've known people and stayed there and played there for so long. It just took me a while to move there because you know that song "All My Exes Live in Texas"? I had to let it cool down a little bit before I slid in over there.
Is there still a big roots scene down there?
It's fantastic, and every time you turn around, every time you hear somebody new with a fresh take on it or just singing real good or cooking real good. It's just endless. There's so much talent there. It's one of America's greatest renewable resources -- roots music, Texas style. Everybody just gravitates there. It seems like every time I went there I just wanted to stick around and hear everybody playing and sing because there's so many good players down there.
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May I have the contact too? Thanks min advance bros
May I have the contact too? Thanks min advance bros
haaa.. interesting thread.. just camp here to dig more info.. haaa
There are many hotels across the causeway that had Spa and offers package.
2. New York Fitness Centre - RM208
3. Crystal Crown Fitness Centre - RM198
4. Grand Bluewave Fitness Centre - RM209
5. Grand Paragon - RM228
6. NZ Spa - RM238
Taxi fare is about RM7 to RM10 to these places, Reviewom City Square.
where the place
Bro.. Location Please...
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Dear brudders, im sure the thread starter is referring to Lion spa at lion hotel whereby the reception is on top (beside is the holding room for all ladies) and the main floor / food / spa is downstair
here is the address
49M Jalan Lumba Kuda, Johor Bahru 80300, Malaysia
I used to like this place a lot as well becuase can eat and smoke and drink in tv room but its kinda old in furnishing and the capt at one point of time was quite rude, so shifted my attention to bluewave now
Just my 2cents worth of advise though
The distance Reviewom JB Checkpoint to Lion City Hotel and BlueWave Hotel is so short. less than the length of Republic Poly.
Can walk there, no need cab.
Hi Bro,
Can PM me the contact & address?
This price is inclusive of everything?or just for entrance to spa?


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Linamakeup on 1/23/2014 11:00:00 AM more reviews by Linamakeup
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By far the most moisturizing body lotion I've used. The texture is medium thick with nice consistency. It goes onto the skin nicely without feeling greasy or sticky. It moisturizes superbly and has a long lasting effect! Fragrance free.
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Rebecca122123 on 12/10/2013 8:09:00 PM more reviews by Rebecca122123
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Gives great, long lasting moisture that leaves my skin smooth and glowing. However, I just cannot stand the smell. To me it has an almost plastic scent to it that stops me from using this. If I do use it it is mainly on my dry knees and elbows, that way the smell is tolerable unlike when I use it on my full arms and legs.
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StrawberryViking on 6/29/2012 12:02:00 AM more reviews by StrawberryViking
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I have eczema-prone skin and previously used Cetaphil products, but there was something lacking that I couldn't quite put my finger on, so I decided to buy this after having a positive experience with a borrowed hand cream. I do not regret it a single bit.
Truly a holy grail product, this makes my skin baby-soft, heals my dry patches overnight, and it soaks into the skin within a reasonable amount of time.
It's pretty comparable to Cetaphil with the exception of a few things it does better. While for the most part it is unscented, it doesn't smell 'medicine-y' like many hypoallergenic products tend to do,in fact it smells somewhat pleasant. With Cetaphil, I would out this on at night and wake up with a film of lotion all over me. Not with this. I'll slap some on after a shower and by time I'm ready to get dressed it'll be soaked in.
I really cannot recommend this enough, it really is a flawless product in my eyes, with the exception of during the summer, when it can get really thick. But they have a lighter version of the lotion that comes in a tube that is perfect for the less arid months of the year. 5/5.
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sbbbjm on 9/2/2009 9:18:00 PM more reviews by sbbbjm
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. . . so i'm pretty sure they have renamed this stuff Norwegian Formula Intensive Moisture Wrap Body Treatment. It comes in the type of botle and box it did before but there are new red accents on both.
i think they came out with a lighter version of it also - in a tube - called Intensive Moisture Wrap Lotion.
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I have been using this wonderful product for decades. As I age, my skin's texture has gotten very scaly. This is the only product that makes a difference! I stopped using it for a period, but I will never stray again!
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this is my HG body lotion. this product is unscented and no coloring. absolutly love how it moisturize my skin without irritation. i also use this on my face when it is very dry. one product i can't live without.
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*TOP REVIEWER* genalewis on 2/19/2009 12:35:00 PM more reviews by genalewis
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Fabulous product! I have been a big fan of Neutrogena's Norwegian Formula Hand Cream for years, but the tube it comes in is so small and doesn't last me very long. I sorted through the larger bottles in the Norwegian Formula series to see if they had a similar formula in a larger, pump bottle. Body Emulsion seemed liked it would be the closest fit. Lo and behold, it does the same thing as the Hand Cream, it is just a little thinner in consistency and there is a LOT more in the bottle. Like the Hand Cream, Body Emulsion's second ingredient is glycerin, which I have found is key in softening very dry skin and keeping it soft. This is my go-to lotion for super dry skin. I use it on my hands, my face, my body...it works everywhere. And it has a great, fresh scent as well. I'm glad I discovered it, and I would recommend it to anyone and everyone!
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This is an excellent product, my skin loves it and I used it for many years. Ironically, it hasn't been avaliable in Norway for years. I'd prefer it if us Norwegians got to benefit from the Norwegian formula too!
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This is a staple in my daily routine!
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