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Christoph Eschenbach is a 70 year-old conductor, originally from Germany. Lang Lang is a 27 year-old pianist, originally from China. For the last decade, Eschenbach and Lang Lang have shared a close musical friendship. Eschenbach says it's eerie, almost telepathic, how they sense each other's musical ideas. They just wrapped up an American tour with the Schleswig-Holstein Festival Orchestra. From a concert two weeks ago in San Diego, we'll hear their elegant performance of Mozart's Piano Concerto No. 17.
Apr 29
The legendary early music vocal quartet Anonymous 4 joins Fred Child to talk about the simple, penetrating beauty of music from the Huelgas Codex, a 13th century manuscript discovered in a Spanish convent. Anonymous 4 talks about the remarkable history of this unique document, and sings highlights from the music. We'll also compare Tchaikovsky's bluebird melody from "Sleeping Beauty" with a real bluebird song, and hear Tchaikovsky's bird call from a concert in Bergen, Norway.
Apr 28
Every Wednesday, composer Bruce Adolphe joins host Fred Child and a PT listener for our Piano Puzzler. Bruce re-writes a familiar tune in the style of a classical composer, and plays his creation on the PT piano. Our listener tries to guess the hidden tune, and the composer whose style Bruce is mimicking. Play along in hour 1 of today's show! And in hour 2, enjoy a great young American ensemble, the Escher Quartet, playing Beethoven's String Quartet No. 8.
Apr 27
Some pianists approach Rachmaninoff's second piano concerto as something to be conquered by force. They make it sound every bit as difficult as it is. But Norwegian pianist Leif Ove Andsnes overcomes all those technical difficulties and gets to the heart of the piece like few others can. We'll hear a performance by Andsnes and the Bergen Philharmonic Orchestra in Bergen, Norway.
Apr 26
By one count, at least 80 different composers have made arrangements and orchestrations of Modest Mussorgsky's "Pictures at an Exhibition," a work for solo piano. That number is now up to 81, thanks to a new orchestration by Clarice Assad. We'll hear this terrific new arrangement for small orchestra, piano, and percussion, in a performance by the New Century Chamber Orchestra in Berkeley, California.
Apr 24
In 1924, American composer George Antheil was experimenting with jazz styles. He liked Gershwin's "Rhapsody in Blue," but thought it was too pretty. So he began writing his own answer to Gershwin and the new world of jazz. The grittier, not-as-pretty result, Antheil's "Jazz Symphony," is in today's show. We'll hear a performance by the Leipzig Gewandhaus Orchestra.
Apr 23
"There where you are not, there happiness lies." Those are the closing lines from Franz Schubert's song, "The Wanderer." What started as a simple song of longing and loss turned into an orchestral barn-burner. Schubert liked the tune so much, he turned it into a piano piece. And then Franz Liszt got hold of it and made it into a showcase for piano and orchestra. Today, we'll hear a performance of "The Wanderer Fantasy" by pianist Antti Siirala and the Finnish Radio Symphony Orchestra, in concert in Stuttgart, Germany.
Apr 22
Baroque flutist Barthold Kuijken doesn't like the term "early music." He says, "It doesn't exist. Good music is born now." Kuijken is the world's foremost player of the traverso, the Baroque wooden flute, and a philosopher of music. He joins host Fred Child in the studio today for music and conversation about the Baroque flute, and performs works by Couperin and Telemann.
Apr 21
In 1924, American composer George Antheil was experimenting with jazz styles. He liked Gershwin's "Rhapsody in Blue," but thought it was too pretty. So he began writing his own answer to Gershwin and the new world of jazz. The grittier, not-as-pretty result, Antheil's "Jazz Symphony," is in today's show. We'll hear a performance by the Leipzig Gewandhaus Orchestra.
Apr 20
It sounds scandalous: Antonin Dvorak wrote a set of sweet love songs for his wife's sister. But the story is innocent enough. The young Dvorak was head-over-heels for Josefina, and wrote her 18 love songs. She snubbed Dvorak, who eventually found love and life-long happiness with Josefina's younger sister, Anna. Dvorak later arranged his songs for string quartet -- we'll hear the Emerson Quartet in concert at the 2010 Savannah Music Festival, in Georgia, play half a dozen "Cypresses" by Dvorak.
Apr 19
In 1923, composer Gabriel Faure was an old man who had seen much of his familiar world crumble away. The Romantic music of his youth had given way to a more angular, jarring, atonal style. He had just come through the devastation of World War I. And he was losing his hearing. But even so, he mustered his energy and wrote a gorgeous, heartbreaking trio for clarinet, cello, and piano. In today's show, we'll visit a New York performance by members of the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center. Plus, CMSLC musicians in a Mozart masterpiece for winds.
Apr 17
"True pleasure is a serious business." That phrase, or rather the Latin version of it, is inscribed in the Gewandhaus in Leipzig, Germany. Otherwise known as the home of the Leipzig Gewandhaus Orchestra, a group dedicated to the business AND the pleasure of music-making. In today's show, two performances by the Gewandhaus Orchestra, with Riccardo Chailly conducting. Soloist Janine Jansen joins them in Max Bruch's concerto for violin, AND his romance for viola.
Apr 16
Choral composer Eric Whitacre says "I thought I was going to be a pop star...I never in my wildest dreams imagined I'd be a classical composer." Now at age 40, Whitacre has it all -- he's a kind of rock star of contemporary composers. He has a dedicated following among singers around the world. (Some young fans have even gotten Eric Whitacre tattoos.) Whitacre joins host Fred Child for a revealing interview about his creative process, and the stories behind his best-loved works.
Apr 15
"True pleasure is a serious business." That phrase, or rather the Latin version of it, is inscribed in the Gewandhaus in Leipzig, Germany. Otherwise known as the home of the Leipzig Gewandhaus Orchestra, a group dedicated to the business AND the pleasure of music-making. In today's show, two performances by the Gewandhaus Orchestra, with Riccardo Chailly conducting. Soloist Janine Jansen joins them in Max Bruch's concerto for violin, AND his romance for viola.
Apr 14
Last month, the London-based "Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment" played their first Beethoven symphony cycle in a decade. We're sampling three of their performances this week. Today: the most famous four notes in music, and the rest of Beethoven's Symphony No. 5. Ivan Fischer conducting a performance at Queen Elizabeth Hall, in London. And more from 2010 Pulitzer Prize winning composer Jennifer Higdon. She spoke with PT host Fred Child shortly after she got the news. And we'll hear the rousing finish of her prize-winning Violin Concerto. Violinist Hilary Hahn in concert this season with the Nashville Symphony Orchestra.
Apr 13
The great harpsichordist and conductor Ton Koopman loves music by Bach. His email address even includes Bach's name, and an important date from Bach's life. So when Koopman finally got the chance to conduct the Berlin Philharmonic this winter, what music did he select to open the concert? Bach, of course. The Orchestral Suite No. 3. That performance highlights hour 1, and in hour 2, Ivan Fischer leads the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment in what one critic called an "exuberantly subversive" and "charming" performance of Beethoven's Symphony No. 1. From a concert last month in London. Plus, we'll have late-breaking news on this year's Pulitzer Prize winner for music.
Apr 12
27 year-old Chinese pianist Lang Lang is on an American tour right now with an all-star youth orchestra: the Schleswig-Holstein Festival Orchestra from Germany. From their concert two weeks ago at the Kravis Center in West Palm Beach, Florida, Christoph Eschenbach conducts an electrifying performance of the Piano Concerto No. 3 by Prokofiev.
Apr 10
Venezuela's Simon Bolivar Youth Orchestra does a great job playing big, high-energy pieces. But at the recent Lucerne Easter Festival in Lucerne, Switzerland, they were able to show off their sensitive side as well. They gave a rousing performance of Tchaikovsky's sixth symphony, under the baton of conductor Claudio Abbado. Known for its mix of energy and pathos, Tchaikovsky's final symphony got its nickname "Pathetique" from the composer's brother Modest, at breakfast one Sunday morning.
Apr 9
Every summer a professional string quartet from New York City travels to the most remote area in the lower 48 states, the northeast corner of Arizona. They meet high school students from the Navajo and Hopi nations, as part of the Native American Composer Apprentice Project, which is part of the Grand Canyon Music Festival. But -- who is teaching whom? We'll hear from Navajo composer Mike Begay, and from members of the string quartet ETHEL. It's part two of this month's Performance Today feature "Music That Matters."
Apr 8
Pianist Mitsuko Uchida has one of the most expressive faces in classical music. Vaulted brows, piercing eyes. Her features sometimes seem to have multiple emotions dancing across them at once. She brings that same depth and breadth of expression to playing piano. Mitsuko Uchida joins conductor Simon Rattle and the Berlin Philharmonic in concert in Berlin, playing Beethoven's Piano Concerto No. 3. And Part 1 of this month's "Music That Matters" feature: Native American high school students from rural Arizona and Utah meeting a string quartet from New York, and writing their own works for quartet, thanks to the Native American Composers Apprentice Project at the Grand Canyon Music Festival.
Apr 7
Ravi Shankar, the great Indian sitar player and composer, is 90 years old today. Still composing, still playing, still touring, even. He just wrapped up a tour of New Zealand and Australia. We'll celebrate his birthday by revisiting the world premiere performance of his newest sitar concerto, featuring daughter Anoushka Shankar as the soloist, along with the Orpheus Chamber Orchestra.
Apr 6
Pianist Mitsuko Uchida's playing has been described using all the usual superlatives, but the word that seems to crop up most often is "poetic." Uchida shares her poetry with conductor Simon Rattle and the Berlin Philharmonic, in a performance of Beethoven's second piano concerto. And she'll be back again on Thursday's show for Beethoven's third concerto, from the same concert.
Apr 5
Venezuela's Simon Bolivar Youth Orchestra does a great job playing big, high-energy pieces. But at the recent Lucerne Easter Festival in Lucerne, Switzerland, they were able to show off their sensitive side as well. They gave a rousing performance of Tchaikovsky's sixth symphony, under the baton of conductor Claudio Abbado. Known for its mix of energy and pathos, Tchaikovsky's final symphony got its nickname "Pathetique" from the composer's brother Modest, at breakfast one Sunday morning.
Apr 3
Pianist Murray Perahia's playing has been described using words like "flawless" and "transcendent." In today's show, Perahia joins host Fred Child for an in-studio conversation about Bach and Chopin. He shares his thoughts on Bach's music ("full of emotions, but not Romantic"), and the ways that Bach influenced Chopin. He'll play part of a Bach partita and two Chopin works.
Apr 2
Two of the world's major religions are in the midst of major holidays today, the Jewish Passover and the Christian Good Friday. In observance of Passover, Sergei Prokofiev's "Overture on Hebrew Themes" from Music@Menlo. And in observance of Good Friday, we'll go to a performance of Handel's "Messiah" in Berlin. Plus, our weekly 21st century work is a world premiere from Down Under.
Apr 1
Critics were divided over Maurice Ravel's string quartet when it premiered. Some hated it. One critic said it had "about as much emotional nuance as an algebra problem." But Claude Debussy wrote to Ravel saying: "In the name of all the gods of music, and for my sake, don't change a note of what you have written." Luckily, Ravel listened to Debussy, and didn't change a thing. In today's show, PT's artists-in-residence, the Parker Quartet, plays Ravel's controversial masterpiece.
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MAYOR HANNEMANN ANNOUNCES NEW PARKS PARTNERSHIP PLAN Mayor Mufi Hannemann today announced a new program that will encourage organizations and individuals to assist in the Cityĺs continuing improvements with park care and maintenance. The Hoa Paka (park partner) program will officially recognize those who become major park sponsors, and will also incorporate long-established volunteer efforts to clean and adopt parks. ô The highest level of public-private partnership is the AliĹi Park Partner program, for partners who regularly participate in the maintenance and upkeep of a park for a minimum of seven years or make a monetary donation to a park of $10,000. Through the Hoa Paka program, AliĹi Park Partners will be recognized with a special sign placed in a park of their choice for a period of at least one year. Sixty-eight groups and individuals have already qualified for such recognition. Mayor Hannemann today thanked them for their hard work and assistance, and presented copies of the new signs to a representative group of the supporters. ôI am deeply grateful to the many groups and individuals who have worked so hard to ensure our beautiful parks remain clean, safe and welcoming to everyone,ö Mayor Hannemann said. ôThis is a wonderful example of community pride and of going the extra mile to help everyone.ö |
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Tyler Bozak scored twice as the Toronto Maple Leafs twice came from behind to edge to a 4-3 victory over the Boston Bruins.
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Mike D'Antoni responded to comments made this week by Amar'e Stoudemire suggesting he had never been taught defense during his entire NBA career.
D'Antoni has been Stoudemire's primary coach between his time with the Suns and Knicks.
"I think it's great," D'Antoni said Thursday after the Los Angeles Lakers' practice. "I think it's great that he's listening. He might have forgotten that Mike Woodson was also running the defense the last year I was there, so I don't know if he just didn't pick that year to listen. But Amar'e's great. Sometimes you say things, but hopefully, that's another step he can take forward and help his game. That would be great."
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D'antoni ''Stoudemire forgot Woodson coached Knicks last season''
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Posted 05 January 2013 - 02:57 PM
I agree with Mike Antoni.
Posted 05 January 2013 - 03:07 PM
Quite a classy response, good on you Mike.
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Mike sucks, Stat is right.
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BRUNSWICK, Maine - After watching the Falmouth Road Race from the sidelines in the summer of 2005, Bowdoin student Taryn King was inspired. Motivated by the thousands of competitors that passed her by, she set a personal goal to compete in the 2006 race.
Now, nearly eight months following her sudden and tragic death, a handful of Bowdoin students will be running the race for her. Inspired by their memories of her contagious spirit, they plan to run in the August 13th race in her honor.
Last summer, the family of Bowdoin student Rebecca Ginsberg '07 was in Cape Cod during the annual Falmouth Road Race. The competition, considered one of the best races in the nation, is used as a fund-raiser to benefit numerous non-profit community organizations. Taryn was visiting for the weekend, and thoroughly enjoyed the festivities.
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Ginsberg will be joined by Bowdoin students Dave Donahue '07, Valerie Young '08, Matt Chadwick '07, Ashley Conti '07, Taylor White '07, Holly Maloney '07, Kevin Mullins '07, as well as her parents.
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Subject: Brain Cancer GEORGE, INOPERABLE BRAIN CANCER. You may know George as case #35 in Dr. Gerson's book, A Cancer Therapy: Results of 50 Cases. George's case was presented by Dr. Gerson to U.S. Senate Committee in 1946. George was in the U.S. Army. In 1944, he had an ulcer biopsied, and was diagnosed with basal cell carcinoma. He underwent surgery to remove a right mastoid cancer, but he suffered a recurrence in April of 1945. He was discharged from the hospital and given no treatment, as the doctors determined there was nothing more they could do for him. He was carried into Dr. Gerson's clinic, crying with severe pain. His left eye was swollen shut and his right eye barely able to open. In October, 1945, his X-rays showed a fist-sized tumor at the base of his skull, growing into the brain. After four weeks on the Gerson Therapy, the tumor was nearly gone. George made a complete recovery, and remained cancer-free for 49 years. George passed away from a heart attack in 1994. DORA, LARGE PITUITARY CANCER IN BRAIN. Dora was case #1 in Dr. Gerson's book, A Cancer Therapy: Results of 50 Cases. In 1942, Dora experienced dizziness, weakness, irritability, depression, and even fell unconscious. At the hospital, tests revealed adenoma. She was blind in her right eye, and the left optic nerve was partly destroyed. Dora was brought to Dr. Gerson in an ambulance in March, 1944, completely unconscious. Dora remained unconscious during first week of treatment. After two months on the Gerson Therapy, Dora was able to do housework, and her eyesight improved. She went on to a career in secretarial work, without problems. Two CAT scans in 1980 showed that her brain, bones and pituitary were clear of cancer. She remained free of cancer for 50 years, and died at age 92 of heart failure.
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Chancellor and Provost Announcement: Dr. Alfred W. Tatum Named Dean of the UIC College of Education
We are pleased to announce that Dr. Alfred W. Tatum has accepted the position of dean of the UIC College of Education, effective May 15, 2014, pending Board of Trustees approval. Dr. Tatum has served as interim dean of the college since last August, and prior to that was chair of the college's Department of Curriculum and Instruction. This appointment follows a national search that brought three finalists to campus earlier this year.
As interim dean, Dr. Tatum has already started to act on his ambitious vision for the college. He has upgraded the college's research infrastructure by working collaboratively to establish an Office for Research, by appointing the college's first associate dean for research, and by awarding two IMPACT faculty research clusters. Recognizing the fundamental role of engagement to the college's mission he has nurtured a culture of engaged scholarship and he awarded thirteen community engagement grants to faculty and staff. To assure the college's future success he has also enhanced recruitment and retention efforts; worked to increase development efforts and improve alumni relations; strengthened the fiscal vitality of the college and promoted greater fiscal equity among the four existing departments; and advocated for the development of online courses.
Dr. Tatum is a foremost expert on the literacy development of African American boys. He has authored more than 50 publications on the topic, including three books, and he recently authored policy reports and solution briefs for Jobs for the Future and the Council of Great City Schools. Dr. Tatum is also the author on four major reading and writing programs used with millions of students throughout the country. For more than 10 years, Dr. Tatum has served on the national reading committee for the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP). He also served on the Board of Directors of the two major literacy organizations – The International Reading Association and the Literacy Research Association.
Dr. Tatum has been invited to guest lecture at many top universities and was invited to participate in the National Summit on Educational Excellence and Opportunity for African American Males held last August in Washington, D.C. by the U.S. Department of Education. The summit was part of the White House Initiative on Educational Excellence for African Americans, which aims to ensure that all African-American students receive an education that fully prepares them for high school graduation, college completion and productive careers.
At UIC, Dr. Tatum has previously served as director of the UIC Reading Clinic and coordinator of the Literacy, Language, and Culture Ph.D. program. Prior to arriving at UIC in 2007, he served on the faculties of Buffalo State College, the University of Maryland and Northern Illinois University and he was a senior research associate for North Central Regional Education Lab.
Please join us in congratulating Dr. Tatum on his appointment.
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GlobalPost correspondents and staff recall the trials and tribulations of Turkey Day abroad.
interlocking fields of fire. It was something they were good at. They had learned that their only hope to counter the superiority of American fire power was to "grab them by the belt," as the Vietnamese put it. It meant that if you engaged the Americans at close quarters they couldn't simply bomb you out without risking killing their own men.
So up the hill the Americans went, taking casualties all the way. The Americans would pause, call in air strikes and artillery bombardments, and then proceed up the hill again. But enough Vietnamese had survived in their bunkers to lay down a withering field of fire, and so it went, on and on.
By Thanksgiving morning the Americans found that the Vietnamese had withdrawn in the night. And there, on that desolate hilltop, with the smell of cordite, and shell holes among broken trees, the Americans rested, waiting for the helicopters to come for casualties.
And come they did, whirring rotors causing the usual hurricane. But they did not arrive empty. For as they loaded up their bleeding cargo for the trip back to field hospitals, they left behind something that was truly astonishing to us as we sat around, tired and thirsty.
They had brought hot turkey meals with stuffing and gravy. I couldn't believe it, but there it was: a Thanksgiving feast, albeit not with all the trimmings, but splendid still to exhausted survivors, sitting on broken logs on the top of a nameless hill in a war we could never win.
Taylor Barnes, Brazil correspondent, on the holiday in Rio
"Let's keep updated on the situation to figure out whether to meet up for Thanksgiving tomorrow."
That was the quick message I got from an American friend after I showed her a round of news pieces from Rio: dozens of car burnings and bus holdups across the city, more than two dozen killed in a week of police and gang conflicts.
"But isn't this normal for Rio?" another foreigner, who had recently arrived in the city, asked me.
We had expected a cheery expat gathering of experimenting with tropical substitutes for cranberry sauce. Instead, I spent Thanksgiving evening 2010 listening to the state security secretary try to convince reporters that Rio's policing strategy was indeed lowering the homicide rate, despite the week of violence that left schools shut down for fear of violence on public transport.
Soon afterward I'd be putting on a bullet-proof vest with the Brazilian army after they invaded a large favela they would claim was the headquarters of trafficking in Rio. The week's events became known locally as Rio's "war."
A year later, the army is still in the favela. Armored tanks and police sharpshooters invaded another one of the city's largest slums over a week ago. Hundreds of TV and internet vendors immediately followed, since they've learned that police operations lead to illegal favela utility hookups being cut off, which opens a new market for them.
I expect to celebrate a more traditional fourth Thursday of November this year. But that's hardly because I feel sure that all of this is "normal."
David Case, Europe editor, remembers Turkey Day in Bangkok
In Southeast Asia, where I lived in the mid-1990s, you can eat pretty much anything.
Pig intestines in Bangkok (yummy).
Beating cobra heart on Java (reputed to impart six months of virility — a "charmer" snips off the snake's head with a scissor, drains the blood into a glass and adds the still-throbbing heart; over in a matter of seconds, it's more of an all-body encounter than a culinary experience).
Oh, and don't miss the barbecued duck heads from the cafes near the Mekong in Laos (best when well-done; a crunchy accoutrement to beer — and after downing a few glasses, you'll even be able to eat the eye).
There's one bizarre animal you'll never find on a local menu, however, and that's the bird of choice for an American thanksgiving.
No, it ain't easy to find a turkey in tropical Asia. Most years we just went without, opting instead to chat about what the family must be doing back home, as we slurped noodle soup with clotted chicken blood or one of the other local delicacies.
After a few years of this, we'd had enough. The idea of a plate piled high with succulent white meat, stuffing and cranberry sauce, swimming under thick gravy — it became a quest, the American Dream incarnate.
We finally found a respectable Thanksgiving meal at a Cajun restaurant on a narrow alley off Sukhumvit Road, one of Bangkok's main drags. The restaurant is rumored to be owned by a long-time American expat — a fugitive, some say, taking advantage of Thailand's lax extradition laws.
The meal was amazing. The place was packed with Yankees droning on in that familiar, dry American accent. I'd like to say there was even football on the TV, but that can't be, because Americans are only waking up when it's supper time in Bangkok, half a world away. Afterwards, stepping back out into the sweltering tropical air, it was almost like traveling 12 time zones in a single stride.
Erin Conway-Smith, South Africa correspondent, on Canadian Thanksgiving
I spent this Thanksgiving at a friend's braai — a "barbecue" in South African speak — eating grilled boerewors, drinking wine and nerdily informing friends that this was, in fact, a defacto Thanksgiving braai.
And not just any Thanksgiving braai: Canadian Thanksgiving, thank you much.
Yes, Canada's Thanksgiving is not the same as yours. But please don't feel bad if you didn't know. No one does outside the land of the true north strong and free, where harvest comes early and Thanksgiving is the second Monday in October (otherwise it is completely the same as yours).
I lived in Beijing before moving to Johannesburg, and there I would get plenty of Wish You Happy Thanksgiving! text messages from well-meaning Chinese friends on the American holiday, along with questions about why we like turkey so much, and isn't the meat awfully dry? I think they must learn about your Thanksgiving in school. Not the Canadian one — too freaky.
In South Africa, there is a basic awareness of Thanksgiving (American edition), from TV shows and Hollywood movies. But the North American autumn is South Africa's early summer, and so while your leaves are falling and days are getting crisper, the South Africans are distracted by endless backyard braais and drinking gallons of wine in the garden.
Some American expat friends here in Johannesburg hold annual Thanksgiving parties to mark the occasion. But seriously, when it is 90 degrees and sunny, do you really want to eat a massive roast turkey dinner with all the trimmings? Just let it go, people.
Tom Fenton, media columnist, enjoys Thanksgiving abroad
Over the years, I have celebrated Thanksgiving in Paris, Rome, Tel Aviv, Moscow and London, and it always seems a little odd, since most of the locals do not know it is a special day and go about their normal business. It is difficult to find the fixings for a traditional Thanksgiving meal. Cranberry sauce is not found in your local grocery in Moscow, and although some sophisticated French may have heard of patates douces — sweet potatoes — they have probably never seen one. A turkey is easier to find, even the jumbo frozen variety favored back in the US, but that is largely because in countries such as Britain, it is served at Christmas.
In short, preparing the big meal is a hassle abroad. Before our children left home, we used to take the easy option. My French wife and I would celebrate "le jour de merci donnant" by taking the family to the Hilton in Paris or some other hotel that caters to Americans. Now that we are empty-nesters and our children and grandchildren live in California and the Persian Gulf, we share the holiday with other expats.
This year we are going all out and having two Thanksgiving dinners. The first was hosted two weeks ago by the American Society in London at a private club in Mayfair. The New England clam chowder was not quite authentic, but the turkey was better than my mother used to make. Scrumptious. On the actual day we will be tucking into another British version of the traditional meal at yet another private club on Pall Mall, as guests of an Anglo-American society appropriately called The Pilgrims. I can't wait. The only thing better than a posh Thanksgiving dinner is two posh Thanksgiving dinners.


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Tutte l'Opere d'Architettura, et Prospetiva di Sebastiano Serlio Bolognese... Diviso in Sette Libri
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Venice: Giacomo de'Franceschi, 1619. hardcover. very good. Dove si mettono in disegno tutte le maniere di edificii, e si trattano di quelle cose, che sono piu necessarie a sapere gli architetti. Con la aggiunta a delle inventioni di cinquanta porte, e gran numero di palazzi publici, e privatti nella citta, & in villa, e varii accidenti, che possono occorrere nel fabricare... Con un'indice copiosissimo con molte considerationi, & un breve discorso sopra questa materia, raccolto da M. Gio. Domenico Scamozzi Vicentino. Profusely illustrated with many hundreds of woodcuts throughout. Each book with a separate decorative title page but continuous pagination. [24], 243 leaves with several errors in pagination. Short thick 4to (measures 9.75 x 7.25 x 2 inches), bound in decorative 19th century calf, well-rubbed and spine now rebacked in plain cloth, all edges red. Venetia: Apresso Giacomo de'Franceschi. Collected edition of Serlio's seven books (Geometry; Perspective; Antiquities of Rome; Rules of the Five Orders; Sacred Temples; Doorways; Accidents of the Architect), edited by Giandomenico Scamozzi, father of the architect Vincenzo. The first several pages are lightly dampstained in upper corner, but otherwise a remarkably clean copy with fairly ample margins.
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The IRS says late changes to federal tax laws should mean just a short delay for most taxpayers to file their 2012 returns and for most filers the tax filing season beings January 30. About 120 million taxpayers, or about 80% of all filers, should be able to send their returns in by that day. Others will have to wait until late February or early March to file because the IRS needs time to update and test its new system. Those are filers claiming residential energy credits, depreciation of property or general business credits. The filing season changed from January 22 because of the tax package passed by Congress in the fiscal cliff negotiations.


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VOTE: Who Do You Think Is the Scariest Chopped Judge?
by Sarah De Heer in Community, June 15, 2013Someone will get chopped on this Sunday's appropriately themed episode of Star (watch an extended preview here). Like most Star and Chopped endings, it won't be pretty. And it wouldn't be a real Chopped experience without a Chopped judge present — Alex Guarnaschelli, especially. Alex has judging down to a T, not to mention she understands the stress of these competitions, having recently won The Next Iron Chef.
Standing in front of the judges' table on Chopped is scary for any contestant, especially when he or she is waiting to hear the criticism from the judges. Both Alton and Bobby have admitted they believe Alex is the scariest Chopped judge to face. But what do you think? Vote in Star Talk's poll below.
FN Dish caught up with Food Network stars, including Alton Brown, Bobby Flay, Michael Symon, Anne Burrell and the Neelys, as well as the judges themselves, among other famous faces, to ask the question, "Which Chopped judge are you most scared of?" Watch the video below to hear which judge came out on top as the scariest.
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I think Alex is the scariest but I think if someone is a favorite of hers she is also not
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Alex is the scariest because if you are not a favorite, she can be the unfairest....
You sound like you think Alex will favor someone tonight. Why not just have your own evidence for who you like regardless of what any judge says?
You could say that about anyone else. If any chopped judge says this doesn't work for me that is what they think. Just because they might hate asparagus doesn't mean you or I can't like it.
That Freitag chic dont dig nobody.
I'm sure the judges know food but how many of us will just go along with whatever they say because they have a Title? Same with Justin's recap. Would you ever have the B_____ to say you like someone anyway if the judges didn't like them? Would you disagree with the judges if they did like someone? It works both ways. Question Authority.
Samuelson is scariest. He gripes about things that shouldn't even matter.
I don't like the way the Samuelson picks apart the dishes becausrre they don't like certain foods or it is to spicy .
Agree. There's also that white haired man on Iron Chef who is a whiner. He goes on about how things aren't in small enough chunks and it hurts his teeth. So go see a dentist, you twit. Stop with the persnickety nit-picking and make it something worth complaining about that we all would agree with.
And then he eats off the plates of the judges on either side of him. Klassy.
Conant is abrupt and cuts people off.
One thing that annoys me about Conant is he's repeatedly told contestants "I want EVERYTHING on my plate to be edible" (one contestant didn't remove the core of her grilled treviso (red endive) so it would make a neater presentation, others have garnished with a whole thyme or rosemary sprig)...oh yeah? What, does he have his mommy cut the meat off a porterhouse for him? Does he refuse to eat baby back ribs, or cioppino, or paella, or coq au vin or corn on the cob? Buffalo wings? It's just a ridiculous, disingenuous thing for him to say.
Just spank him with a Porterhouse.
He's not alone in that at least. I know that Zackarian, Murphy, Santos and Samuelson have said it too. And it's not like you can't have nothing that's not edible. They will be upset if you don't present mussels in their shells and things of that nature. But they don't want lemon rinds.p or unground peppercorns or capers on there. Or a flower to make it look "sexy" when it's not a food. I get that it can seem nitpicking but there is a universal truth to the point. And they are competing with presentation as a key element where that could be the minor error in a relatively flawless dish that separates competitors.
Alex is tough but she has it together.